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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

Roswell, October i8.-The New
Mexico Medical Association closed
its annual convention here Saturday
evening after a very interesting ses-
sion marked by social events and
interesting business meetings
Albuquerque was selected as the
next meeting place and the next con-
vention will be held earlier in the
year, probably next May.
The offers selected are as fol
lows:
DR.. c. A. Russell, Artesia, is the
new president-elect, and will sue
ceed DR.. H. v. Fall, Roswell The
newly elected vice presidents are DR..
J. S. Cipes, Albuquerque DR.. C.M
Yater, Roswell; DIR. w. F. Witt
wer, Los Lunas; secretary DR. F.
f. Tull, Albuquerque treasurer, J.
w. Elder, Albuquerque The delegate
to the American Medical associa-
tion convention will be DR.. w. 7.
Joyner. Roswell; the alternate. DR.
{. p. Churchill. Madrid.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
HARDING INVADES
STATE OF KENTUCKY

Senator Harding is scheduled for
seven speeches in Kentucky the
principal one of which is TO be at
Louisville.
To the Democratic voters of the
South. Senator Harding addressed
an appeal for earnest consideration
of the republican principles and
promised that republican success in
the coming election would mean
the same policy of helpful protec-
ton to all American production
north or south
He attacked the democratic party
for it's conduct of affairs both at
home and abroad and said that Presi
dent Wilson had repeatedly dictated
to congress at the expense of violat-
ing pledges of his own party plat
form and had attempted to force
acceptance of the league OF nations
by depriying the senate Of its con
stitutional powers
He stated that the civil war had
been caused by an ambiguity in tn
federal constitution and voiced hope
hat no similar catastrophe would be
courted by acceptance OF a cove
nant containing score OF such am
biyuities.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
SEVEN KILLED IN
BAD TRAIN WRECK

ERIE, Pa, October O-In a wreck
on the New York Central Railroad
near the Union station here today
seven were killed and II injured
Some OF the injured are so badly
hurt that the hospital physicians
say they expect the list OF causual-
tics to be incr gased.
According to reports OF railroad
men a party Of signal repair men
were at work near the west end OF
the station when the Chicago and
Boston express and No. . from
Ruffslo and Cleveland came into
sight at the same time In his
haste one OF the men threw the
wrong switch il was said causing
the eastern train 10 be ,ideswiped
by the train from the west
The third car a steel Pullman
chaircar was struck causing il to
buckle and il was here that the cas-
ualties occurred.
Ambulances and physicians were
Hu-ried from all hospitals and the
injured quickly taken to hospitals.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
CAMPAIGN PARTY
LEAVES SATURDAY

Lieutenant Governor B. F Pan
K ~. Judge F. W. Parker and Nels
Field, commissioner will leave Sat-
urdav morning Tor ar extended cam
paign which viii b. their last be-
fore election
They are scheduled for 2 meeting
a. Stanley. Saturday afternoon and
Saturday night viii hold a meeting
az Est7ncia. From thee trey vii
proceed 70 Willard. Mountainai..
Socorro. Datil, Mogolion. Silver City.
Tyrcne, Santa Rita. Hurley. Der1ing
and points in Sierra county.
After holding meetings n these
places the csrnpaigners viii return
% their respective homes 70 Eote on
election day.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
REPUBLICANS BRING
OUT LARGE CROWD

ROSWELL, October O-Merritt
Mechem, republican candidate for
governor, and Senator Albert &
Fall, addressed the largest republi-
cal meeting ever held in Chaves
county last night. The meeting
was held in the arm0ry, Roswelrs
largest assembly hall which seats
about 800, Every seat was taken
and people were standing
Prayer Miller. candidate for state
senator presided and introduced
Judge Mechem who received an oya-
tion
Mr.. Mechcm discussed the mine
tax law and stated that under thf
present law the Chino Copper Co,
by Judge Hauna's own figures war
paying taxes on basis Of seyenty-
five per cent of the selling price
while the average in the state was
on a basis OF So per cent.
In regard to gerrymandeF Judge
Mcchem stated that this is a Repub-
lican state and gerrymandcring by
the Republicans was not necessary.
He said. 1T will be our Democratic
friends if they should get into pow
er who will need to gerfymander To-
keep in control
lie discussed the direc, primary
law and other pIanks in the Repub-
lican platform, He declared further
that the platform was a minimum
OF &C accomplishment and that he
hoped for many other good meas
ures including blue sky law.
Senator Fall said that this was
the first speech he has delivered in
the campaign with the exception of
one at New Orleans. He spoke
briefly on state issues and then de-
nouneed the League OF Nations and
spoke upon Harding's position.
Throughout the address the audience
gave the Senator the closest atten-
ion and he was enthusia stically ap-
plaudcd numerous times during the
talk
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
MECHEM AND FALL
IN THE PECOS VALLEY

ARTESIA. October 2i-Judge Ne
chem and Senator Fail addressed an
audience here last night of over 900.
The Pecos valley is turning out the
largest crowds to Republican speak
ers in its history and these crowds
are attentive and enthusiastic list
eners.
Judge Mechem delivered an ad-
dress along the same lines of the
one he made at Roswell. Speaking
of bossism he said that the Demo
Gratis had leaders but when it came
to the Republicans these leaders
were all bosses. Returning to a
serious strain he pledged himself
if elected governor to assume all re-
sponsibilities and said he would be
his own boss
Senator Falls address was largely
upon the League Of Nations and it
made an impression. He pointed
out the dangers of the league and Of
the peace treaty itself.
Hugh Williams, candidate for state
corporation commissioner was a
member OF the party but made no
address
A big meeting will be held by the
party at Carr!zozo tonight.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
SEEK TO CHANGE
HUBBELL TICKET

ALBUQUERQUE. October 2i-
Rumors were current in the city to
day and yesterday that the Demo-
Gratis instrumental in assisting Fd
Chase to close the deal resulting in
the Hanna-Hubbell ticket have be
come alarmed at the growing oppo-
sition to the said Hubbell ticket and
have sought Frank Hubbell with a
view to changing some of the candi.
Gates on the ticket
Ii is said that a most insistent de-
mand has been made that a subs,i-
tute be named for Felipe Huobell
nephew OF the boss. No report of
their success has reached us and
il seems that Boss Hubbef, will
stanc by his tried and trusted Hub
bellites for the county offices.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
MOUNTAIN DISTRICTS
AGAINST HUBBELL

ALBUQUERQUE, October 2l--Ac-
cot ding to campaigners who have
visited the mountain precincts OF
Bernalill1 county the Hubbell-Han-
ma ticket will get yers, few votes in
that section
IT La TUera the Hubbell workers
held meeting 1t which only
twelve voters were present and at
San Antonio. although dance was
given only about forty persons
turned out.
At both Of these places the Repuh-
iicans addressed large crowds. in
fact nearly the entire population
turned out t. tn sir meetings.
1t was reported today that Hub
bell had given up the fight to re-
gain his former following in the
mountain districts and had returned
70 Albuquerque.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
CHURCH CELEBRATES
FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY

At a meeting of the Congrega-
tlonalists in Albuquerque last Sum-
day celebrating their fortieth an
niversary in that city an interesting
talk was delivered by DR.. J. H
Heald. Mr.. Heald said that in
spite of the lowering of the cost of
living the price of being a Christian
is going up He explained this by
pointing out the auto, the Sunday
movies, the Sunday papers and
other attractions that lead away
from the church. He asked the
people to put more work into the
church to counteract these influen-
ces and said that we must not "be-
mean" the auto but we must use 4
20 bring people to church.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
MAYFLowER CELEBRATION
AT MUSEUM SAT. NIGHT

The committee appointed BY the
Governor, consisting OF Mrs. Hollo-
man. Mrs Wilson, Governor Prince.
Colonel Twitchell, Mr.. Clancy. DR..
Elder and Mr.. Klock. to arrange for
suitable Observance OF the 50)th an
niversary OF the coming OF the May
flower, has fixed Saturday evening
OF this week to hold fireside meet
ing in the art museum
Governor Prince will give a brief
account OF the migration of the Pill
grims to Holland and New England
and there will be a number of short
talks on MayfiJwer topics. The
meeting will begin at half past sew
en- and everyone interested Is in
yiied 20 attend
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
HARDING AND COOLIDGE
CLUB IN TUCUMCARl

A live Harding and Coolidge clut
has been organized in Tucumcari
with a membership of over 500
Three hundred OF thi, number ar,
women.
At the last meeting the club va
addressed by B. Mutsaers a dis.
tirguished Dutch globe trotter He
made a talk explaining the internal
and international questions involved
in the league of nations Presented
with an intimate and first hand
knowledge OF foreign conditions II
was an overwhelming argument
against the Wilson-Cox league. The
address presented was entirely non
partisan and the number of women
with Democratic training who are
against the league was increased by
Monsigneur Mutsaer's address.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
DEMOCRATIC EXPENSES
WILL BE PR0BED

The democratic pre- convention
campaign in Missouri and the acti-
yity of Edward F. GouItra, national
committeeman in the interest Of the
candidacy of Attorney General Nit
chcn Palmer will be looked into
" hen the senate committee inyesti-
eating campaign expenditures re
sumes its session.
In particular the committee is pre-
pared to look into the payment Of
expenses OF delegates to the Joplin
democratic state convention and to
the national convention at San
Francisco.
Senator James Reed, Missouri.
Democrat, whose right to sit at the
conventions both state and naional
was overruled is a member of the
investigating body.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
HARDING LAUDs
PROTECTIVE TARIFF

JAlkNUN OHIO, October %
S=nat5r Harding in a speech here to-
DAY Landed the protective tariff poi e
cy as an example Of Republican &C
corniishment.
The truth IS" he sad. that rtH
an the progressive tongues and III
th~ literary d alisu Of or oppo7-
ents II IS still the Republican party.
rot only as to tariff protection bat
- every ether i-ind Of protection
Wfi , stands as -ae SAT gard ti
hmCrioa
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
CLOVIS MAKES BID
FOR BAPTIST HOSPITAL

ROSWELL. October l4-At the
convention of Baptists IN session
hsre, Clovis last night offered a SIS d.
900 hospital to be used as a Baptii,
institution. The location of a Bap-
tist hospital in the state has been
under consideration for some time
but because OF certain reservations
connected with the matter the Of.
fer was referred to a committee.
Officers who have been elected AZ
the convention are: Buren, Sparks,
Santa Fe, president; William Park
Secretary; w A
Hockenhull, Clovis and Rev. W A
Hill. Roswell, vice presidents
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
"a" JUAN 10 70 BE VISITED

Harry S. Bowman. Republican can
didate for attorney general, and Ed
ward L. Stafford, candidate for state
suditor left Thursday evening for
San Juan county where they will
hold meetings and speak on state
and national issues
These men are known in San Juan
county and will draw large crowds
wherever they spsak Stafford was
formerly a resident of that comfy
and is especially well known. and
enjoys wide popularity.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
CATTLE SHIPMENTS TO
BE LIGHTER IN 1920

About 10000 head of cattle will
be shipped out of the state this
wear. it is estimated by Frank Clark.
inspector for the cattle sanitary
board This will show a decrease as
compared to the years of 1918 and
1919 when 10000 and 10000 head
OF cattle. respectively. were shipped
Range was poor in those years and
prices were better than are offer
ed at present.
The shipping season is heaviest
in the spring and fall 5000 cattle
having been shipped from New Mex
leo to- Kansas City last month and
nearly 5000 to Fort Worth aud Den
yer during the same period
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
ARMOUR AND COMPANY
INDICTED YESTERDAY

NEW YORK. October 2l-A Fed
eral Indictment containing n counts
was returned here today against Ar
mour and Co., Chicago packers and
various officers of the concern
charging profiteering in violation of
the Lever act
After an extended inquiry by a
representative of the attorney gen.
erals office the charge was made
that the defendents had sold differ
emf lots Of New Zealand lambs cost
ing 1876 cents per pound for "a to
b cents. These alleged prices were
held unreasonable.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
1000 TEACHERS EXPECTED
AT ALBUQUERQUE MEETING

The meeting OF the New Mexico
Educational Association to be held
in Albuquerque this year at Thanks.
giving time promises to be one o.
the best if not the best meeting OF
this association in its history.
Several speakers of prominene,
will be present among whom ar,
J. II. Wagner, superintendent o.
public instruction and J. w. Sesrson
of Kansas State college. Arrange
ments are being made by the Albu-
querque Chamber OF Commerce o.
royalty entertain the visiting teact
ers.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
ALBUQUERQUE GETS THE
BAPTIST CONVENTION

A. the convention of Baptists held
in Roswell, Albuquerque was select
ed as the place for the 1921 conv.n-
tion. The convention in the course
of its work adopted resolutions
condemning gambling, dancing. Sun
day movies. etc
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
COOLIDGE MAY ACCEPT
ROOSEVELT CHALLENGE

Governor Coolidge OF Massaohu
tetts. Republican vice presidential
nominee stated today that no chall.
cnge had yet reached him iran
Franklin d. Roosevelt his democrat
&C opponent. to debate upon IN.
League of Nations and campaign -
sues. Mr.. Coolidge stated that J.
he does receive such a oonmunics
ton. "he would see vha, could p
done about it
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
GRAN T

A big deal has been closed in
which Battle Creek, Michigan capital
has taken over the fluorspar and
plant holdings of the Great Eagle
Mining company at Red Rock The
purchasers have formed a new, com
pany under the name of the Great
Eagle Fuorspar company.
The consideration of the sale ls
2000O of which a considerable cash
payment has been made
This property is the largest fluOr-
spar mine in the entire southwest,
says Mr. Roos, having opened up a
vein. which on the surface. was
five feet wide and has increased in
depth to 80 feet wide The develop
ment. mostly tunnels and slopes
shows, blocked out, 60,00 tons OF
ore valued at $50 per ton, or 81 800
000 total, above the lower tunnel lev
el. The amount of ore below that
level is undetermined but probably
IS enormous
Mr. Wentworth. president of the
Battle Creek Sanatarium IS prcSi-
dent, and Cyrus Goodrich, director
of the Battle Creek National bank is
secretary; Afford Rees, treasurer
and general manager of the com
pauy Mr.. Groch of the Groch
Centrifugal Ffotation company, has
been retained as consultation engi-
ueer.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
SANTA FE. NEW MEXICO. FRIDAY. OCTOBER o. 1920

department. is already installed. and
within the next few weeks the Asso-
citation will be in a position to han
die hens, broilers and turkeys. at
prices above anything yet obtained
by the valley poultry raisers. Las
Cruces Republic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
LEA

The bid Of si1.WI 90 OF the Tztum
School bonds has been received and
rejected
The 5000 bid On the South Md
(COntinued on page five)
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

A subscriber to a newspaper, who
reserved notice from school-board
70 pay IN ore dollar poll tax writes
TO ask Il payment cannot be DELAYED
until after Nominee Hanna and his
Legislature get into action to make
the Chino copper company take care
of MS The subscriber gathers
from the Hanna addresses that an
ir dividusi will 20 scott free or a.
least not have TO pay more than one
cent postage stamp IL Hanna en-
make John do H.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

The cotton gins at Carlsbad, Low
ington, Otis and Malaga have settl-
ed down to a continuous grind. and
the yards are crowded with wagons
loaded with cotton waiting their
turn at the gin The gin at Carls-
bad had turned out l37 bales up to
Thursday night while the one at
Otis had passed we'll over the a)0
mark, with those of Loving and Ma
laga exceeding their records at this
time last year by more than one
hundred bales.-Carisbad Argus
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
EDDY

The big tractor recently purchas-
ed from the state by the city, is at
work graveling the block including
the business section. from the in
tersection of Canal and Fox streets,
west to Canal north to Mermod
st,eet, east to Canyon and south to
place of beginning
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
new MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
BERNALlLL0

w. F. Bennigan and Eleanor kas-
teen, who were arrested in Albuquer-
qVc on the charge of swindling the
public on maga zine scheme ami
placed in jail because they could not
pay a fine OF $50 and so are az
liberty.
The two were released Friday
afternoon after Remington
Friday afternoon after Bennington
received check from 4 brother in
Muscatine, Iowa TO pay the fines
The department. of Justice had been
asked to make an investigation of
the two who had been living to-
Ecther to learn if there had been any
violation of the Mann act
Rabbi Noise Bergman pleaded that
they be given 4 chance to start life
in the right direction. Then the
two got marriage license and the
ceremony was performed by the
Rev Harold 5 Davidson. pastor of
the First Congregational church
They are spending their honeymoon
in Santa Fe-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

Judge Mechem in his addresses
abstains entirely from any comment
against his opponent and the gen.
with him respect his wish 70 cut out
any covert or rough stuff Here 10
all that Judge Mechem says regard
ing his opponent AS far as Han
na is concerned | should say he is
my friend and an honest. straight
forward gentlemen and no one will
make a mistake in voting for him
II he is IN favor of Hanna's policy"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
HlDALGO

The numerous veins of ore ex-
posed outside the main vein at the
Bonncy mine, in the last ninety
days is remarkable. These new
developments show conciusively that
the seven hundred acres owned by
this company, is well mineralized
Cne OF the most favorable strikes
has been made upon the Manila
claim Here at a depth OF IS feet
a narrow vein is exposed upon the
surface has broadened to three feet
and carries very high grade red
oxide OF copper and some copper
carbonates, principally in the form
OF malchite
The character of the ore IS iden-
teal with the rich ores shipped
from No. shaft. Ore shipped
from the Us foot levels in that shaft
in car loads gave a net smelter re-
turn OF Sl7S 20 per ton. One half car
1T gave a net return of S2l2S 70
copper.
These ores are the richest ever
shipped from the district, and
the new strike now being opened by
Superintendent Porteus. which is
500 feet east of No. shaft, indicates
a very large quantity OF ore still un-
developed in this ground Samples
OF this ore recently assayed showed
30 ounces of gold, Is ounces Of
silver and l8 per cent copper per
ton. a total gross assay value OF
sl3loO per ton.-Lordsburg Liberal
Te Co-operator kinnR company,
is installing a new hoist, compressor
and power drills, and il is the inten-
ton OF The company to sink and
develop.
As soon as the new equipment is
installed the capacity of the crush
ing plant will b increased to 100
tons per day.
There IS on the dump at the pres
en-; tirne something over 400 tons
~ GOOD milling ore. and this will be
greatly increased with the new
equipment that is being put in 10
develop the mine
There is now on the 6. P Plat
Jrm a car of high-grade ore O.
will run around lU0 ounces Of sii-
yer ~ith other splendid values
The Union clothing store Is
b. bianching out this week by moving
a part OF th1r stock into the large
store rom IN the Vendome hotel
building which will give more than
double the floor space and allow the
company to carry a much larger
stock 70 accomodate increasing bust
ness
In addition 20 clothing. mems fu5-
nishings and shoes the firm viii
carry ladies' and ehildrens ready-io-
wear goods.-Lordsburg Liberal
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
CURRY

Work on the new $500 Metho-
dist church building started this
week when the parsonage and the
old Liberty school building will be
moved oil the lots and the present
church building torn down prepare
tory to excavation for the basement.
AT present the basement, 7Sxll8
feet, which will be under the entire
building, will be rushed to compile
ton, and it is planned that it will be
ready for Sunday School classes
and church services by the first Of
January. The remainder of the
structure will be completed by Aug
lst. 1921.
BY popular subscription $4,000
has been raised in Clovis for the
church fund, and members OF the
church hope to make this amount
$4,000 before the building is under
way very far The remaining
S2S.m will be taken care OF by a
dcnation and a loan from the
Methodist church extension fund
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

W,liam Chandler Bagiey, profcs
sor OF education in Columbia Unit
ycrsity and one OF the foremost
educators OF the world has visited
Silver City for the purpose Of max
ing a survey of the New Mexico
Normal school
Professor Bagley and associates
are to make a report to the Tax
payers Association on the consoli-
dation of the educational institutions
OF the state as a means of advanc
ing the cause Of education
It is not believed that Professor
Ragl-v will favor the inclusion OF
the Normal schools IN any consoli-
dation that he viii suggest.-Silver
City Enterprise.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
D0NA ANA

Work on the quarters Of the Mes
lila Valley Poultry Association, az
the new Farm Bureau Packing pizn..
IS fast nearing completion The egg
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22
ChAvES

J. B. Herbert mas on display IN
this city some OF the Durango long
staple cotton which was grown on
the Union Central farm near Hager-
man. This cotton has been pro-
nounced by experts in the valley as
being gas high grade cotton a.
has ever been grown anywhere The
cotton in all details is perfect At
least 20 bales will b. ginned this
year from the Union entral farm.
The new auditorium OF the Ros-
we'll High school was officially dedi-
Gated last nigh, with fitting cere-
monies. The big auditorium was
filled last night to its capacity.
C. c, eagle took the place of Dan
II. Wilmot, president OF the board
o( education, and presented the
Guiding to the city. The accep-
tance speech was made by Hiram NJ
Dow, president OF the city council
This is the finest aud largest
auditorium in the state and is a
great improvement on the high
school
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-22

Dptheria has broken out in the
Atrisco school Only TWO cases
have been reported, one Of them re-
sulting in death The county health
officer and the school nurse have
taken charge of the situation and
are working to prevent an epidemic.