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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
IS WINNER OF
PECOS VALLEY TRACK
MEET; W SECOND

Roswell, May 5S-The interschoias-
tic track meet which was held here
last Saturday under the auspices OF
the Military Institute was won by the
team from Clovis. The cinder track
was in the best Of condition and 80
young men from the different schools
in thestate were there to take part in
the program beginning with the Clovis
team on the north and the Carlsbad
team on the south. The contest was
spirited from the start to the finish
and was carefully judged by the ath-
letic directors. The scores for the
different teams are as follows, Clovis
81 points, Roswell 81 points. Carlsbad
II points. Artesia II points and Hager.
man 6 points. Z
The cadets are now preparing for
the Southwestern Championship meet
which will be held on the institute
grounds the latter part Of May.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
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MARINE DIVERS SEARCH
FOR HIDDEN TREASURE

Savannah, Ca. May Sill there Il
any hidden treasure lying On the bot
tom Of the ocean hear Paris Island,
and legend aays there Il. y. g Marine
searchers have given up hopes 81 find
ing II.
Bali-dlyers Of the marine corps are
operating or the eoaat 81 the iaiAnd.
II an attempt % salvage boxes. metal
and odds and ends 81 cargue1 lost
overheard from vessels during the last
few yearAs Thia - . side line for TIE
msriaeA who 20 FAR hare heen salts
fled with patrulling TIE land. sea and
air. and bafe never Edna n iof deep
sea diving.
HearD residents of the ihia Sirlnlff
have Aith 10 al elflime m4ih that
there 4 hi9afn treasure on ~ near
enc island supposed ~ have bhan let
~ lean ~ Pitts. tha pirate. o. ore
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
SKDVGAARDS VIOLIN
HAS ROMANTIC HISTORY
COVERING z CENTURIES

VIolins may not have the sentiments
and senaibilities attributed to them by
imaginative musicians but they have
histories, interesting and varied, gay
rOmances and dark tragedies. Al yio-
lin which is not only remarkable In
Itself, but with a remarkable story Is
one possessed BY Axel Skoygaard, the
Danish yi0linist, who is to appear at
the Musuem on May 10 under the
auspices Of the W0man's Club. It IS
as bright and polished as il II had left
the hands Of its maker but yesterday.
and still the instrument 10 over 200
years old.
The first person to play the violin
was Mr.. Skovgaard himself. To a
chance meeting with a London dealer
IN musical instruments Mr.. Skovgaard
yves his good fortune in obtaining his
rare Strad. This man had a fine col
lection Of old Italian ~violins, they
were real antiques, cracked, scratched
and worn, through more or less rough
life for several centuries. Having
reveled in the wealth before him and
tried most OF them, Mr.. Skovgaard
remarked that it would have been a
pleasure to have seen such instru-
ments when they were new, but such
pleasures were denied modern artists.
TO the surprise OF the Danish artist,
his new friend replied In the negative
and stepped to a fireproof vault and
came out with a big yellow leather
case, which he opened and took out
an u~nstrung violin and handed 1t to
his guest. Apparently 1t was just from
the makers shop, but ylainly it was
lettered @Antonius St~radivarius, Ammo
t712."
When ! was last in Madrid" said
the dealer, II was presented to q col
lector OF art works, in whose collec-
tion, however, there was but one VIC
lin, namely, a Stradivarius, Naturally
inquired how a violin could have be
come lost among 30 many paintings
and he then informed me that II was
an old heirloom which had always
been in the family, and that he had
once found a book with a history Of
how Stradivarius made this violin in
memory OF his dead son, and that they
had therefore retained II In the mu-
seum.g
With the instrument went the ro-
mantle tale OF its origin-how In Gre
mona, through the love OF one Of
Stradivarius' best pupils for a girl
violinist, an instrument that the maker
particularly priced had been stolen for
the girl. When It was returned to its
maker he refused ever 10 part with
It and It was not until after his death
that his sons sold It to a collector,
who In his turn, sold it to the Spanish
museum, where the instrument de-
seconded from father to son for many
generations. The price demanded for
the violin was $4,000 and was paid
by Skovgaard, This violin fulfills the
most enthusiastic expectations as all
will believe who hear IT'S tone.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
SAM LUSK ELECTED AS
HEAD DE CARLSBAD POST

Carlsbad, May 1.-The Bryan Mud
gett Post Of the American Legion held
its regular meeting last week at the
headquarters Of the post and elected
the following officers.
Post Commander. Sam Lusk.
Vice Commander, Paul Collier.
Post Adjutant, Galley Rarey.
Deputy Adjutant, Robert Finlay.
Post Chaplain, Rev. +. w. Pratt.
Sergeant at Arms. Tom LcLenathen,
Post Historian, Paul Briscoe.
Executive Commute: G. F. Mont
gomery, Fred M. West. r. A. Wilcox,
B. N. Brown. P. G. Lowenbfuck and
e. M. Graham.
The Post relinquished the services
Of Major Bujac as commander with re-
luctance and in doing 50 drafting reso-
buttons of respect and affection. The
local postis now one Of the most pros.
porous in the. state and is on a good
financial footing
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
VIENNA ONCE FAMED
FOR IT'S CHEFS NOW
IS KICKING THEM OUT

Vienna, April 10-Aristocratic vi
emma, once famed for its chefs. now
offers small opportunities for the dis
play Of ~gastronomie art. Professional
cooks are regarded as opportunities"
as are also an army Of waters, all job
les sand forlorn.
Many hundreds Of Austrians who
were interned In England during the
war returned here to find they could
get no work to do. BY far the greater
number are walters. They are in d
desperate plight. Owing to the great
increase in the cost OF living there has
been a great diminution In the number
Of those who we're wont to ~patronize
hotels and restaurants.
Walters fortunate enough to get a
lob at their calling encounter almost
insuperable difficulties in providing
themselves with conventional garb.
There are a few second hand dress
suits in Vienna. And new dress suits
now cost from 5000 to 5000 crowns.
II has been suggested that Ia lieu Of
dress suits they should be allowed to
wear white linen uniforms which
could be had much more cheaply and
would render Il easier to distinguish
between walters and guesta
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
HOTEL MAN NABBED ON
CHARGE OF GUN TOTINC

Las Vegas May 5s-F. g. Browning,
OF the Plaza hotel, was arrested here
yesterday by officer Gallegos charged
with carrying concealed weapons. Mr..
Browning was about to enter the post
office when his hat blew Off and as he
reached for it a revolver dropped
from his hip pocket. Officer Gallegos
witnessed the scene and quickly
placed him under Arrest. He was given
a hearing before Justice Garcia and
fined $40 and costs, amounting to
$3.50. MI. Browning stated that he
was carrying the gun as he was
afraid Of being assaulted.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
WILL HAVE CLUB HOUSE

Las Cruces, May 1.-The Las CRU
ces Council No. 1926 of the knights
Of Columbus have purchased the new
brick building on Griggs street now
being used for undertaking parlors BY
Graham a Company and Will remodel
It for a club house. The knights Will
not take possession until the lated
part Of the year when 1t Is expected
the building will be fitted up SO that
it rank with Of the club houses in
the state. The local council Is now
growing rapidly and twenty-three new
members were taken in during the last
week. Plans are now under way for.
a large delegation to 90 to the state
convention which win be held in RIOS.
wen on May 16.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
ROSWELL AID CLUB WILL
PUBLISH FOLDER FOR
INDIANAPOLIS MEETING

Roswell, May 5.-The Roswell Ad-
vertising Club held its regular meet
ing Saturday night at the rooms OF
the chamber OF commerce, there being
a large attendance and much enthusi-
asm during the evening.
A committee was appointed to de-
sign a folder descriptive Of Roswell
and surrounding country, to be dis
tributed at the national convention Of
the Advertising Clubs of the World.
which will be held at Indianapolis.
Ind, on June 6. Claude Simpson. who
has labored aong and faithfully with
the Roswell Ad Club win be the Ros-
well representative at this eonyen-
tion.
AT the next meeting Of the club a
luncheon viii be served to all the
members and several guests.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
Snow FiFTEeN RICHES.

Las Vegas. Nay 5-AecordinK 10
reports OF the forest rangers near
here there Is sim IS inches Of snow
IN The Beulah district nnFth Of this
ely. which assures plenty N water
Tor irfigntlng during the comlng
lArm season. The snow came late
ana al the time Il Was most needed,
and has completely filled some 81
Ae small canyons IL this Vicinity.
Farm work IN this section a now
booming ard most Of tbs farmers
are painting = larger acreage than
befoSe IA history. The farmers
IL fhe unref Hspello district are
<lantinx 3 large orfesRe to potatoes
semeth.ag ehith haa never bees
aone hafgre
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06

Albuquerque, May A One of the
largest gatherings Of Its kind ever
held in the city was the Hooaier re.
union which was staged IN the Robin
son park here Sunday over 400 MAJ
tiyes Of Indiana met III the park to
hear the program which had been pre-.
pared for the occasion and to have
a good old fashioned visit, It Is claim
ed that a representative Of nearly ev-
cry county Of the Hoosier state was
present. The program for the day
was made up Of musical numbers and
the singing Of patriotic songs, as wen
as speeches by several prominent
business men Of the city. At the close
OF the day 1t was voted to make Hoos'
Ter day an annual affair on the first
Sunday Of every May and also to hold
another big picnic on June IS Of this
year.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
PASSES SIS BOGUS CHECK
AND GETS YEAR m PEN

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GIRL TURNED BACH At
ELLIS ISLAND FACES
DEATH on HER RETURN

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CATTLE DRIVES MADE
TO |NT|M|DATE LAND
owners IN IRELAND.

Dublin. April 19.@-Conffcts 3
land attended BY organized cattle
drivers to intiinidate land owners and
compel them to sell have been added
lately to Ireland's other troubles The
disturbances are a revival Of condi-
tions which prevailed thirty or more
years ago when farmers and grazers
were forced by similar methods to sell
large land holdings,
The malcontents complain that most
Of the good land In the south and west
of Ireland Is being used for grazing
purposes and that they are unable to
purchase 1t. Consequently they have
resorted to the ecattles drives and
threats Of bodily harm to the owners.
IL is very difficult to police all the
country and many OF the drives have
resulted in three or four farmers los
ing all their cattle at one swoop.
The intimidators are represented as
renters who are demanding longer
leases on land, small owners and a
certain number Of holders Of compare
lively large tracts who believe their
|neIghbors' land used for grazing Is
more suitable for tillage than the
ground they are trying to cultivate
"Its the same story again Of the
eighties said a former south of Ire
land land holder. They forced us to
cut up our large holdings then by use
of the same methods now employed"
The land troubles should not be con-
fused with crimes resulting from the
political unrest. II is separate and dis
tinct and shows evidence Of being on
the increase.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
CONCRETE BUILDING PUT
UP BY LIGHT COMPANY

Carlsbad, May 4-The UaF.sbad
Light & Power company has just COM
pleted its new building east Of the
which ID constructed Of concrete
and is "a BY So feet. "A carload Of
new machinery Is now in transit for
the new plant and will be installed as
soon as It arrives as the old genera.
tor has run for over one year without
being shut down. Several car loads
Of poles have been received and will
be used by the company to extend its
lines on account Of its increasing bus.
mess. It is thought that all the work
OF installing the new equipment can
be done without shutting down the
plant.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
SHlPBUILDERS
DIVERTED MILLION PAID
FOR SHIP CONSTRUCTION

Washington. May 5.-John y. or.
erend, an assistant controller on the
emergency fleet corporation. testified
today before the house committee Ia.
ifsttgatinE shipping board OPERA,
lions. that the virsinh ship Build
Ing Company . Charles VI Morse
concern. At Alexandria va, had a.
Terted more than $1,000. 900 paid Il
for ship construction lie said
tteA0o0 had been expended IN iets
lor buadlnN Workmeu'a homo1 a.
Rosemont. Va. aud that $4,000 had
been used 20 c0mplete the company
plant.
Replying % Representative Steele,
democrnt. Pennayltnnia TIE witness
said The diytFnlrn Of mnneY FOR
homo building Wa discovered
through the statement ~ IA auditor
Who vas discharged
Mr. oVasend add lhat IA sap
1914 TIE epmpnny axeeuted
z neu cnnincl " witch 4 aNtn
fired 70 ne diversions
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
FREE SITES OFFERED
FOR SAN JUAN HOSPITAL

Pennington, May 4-The board Of
directors of the San Juan hospital held
their first meeting last week and
adopted bylaws and a constitution
and elected officers for the coming
year. The question Of a building site
for the new building has not yet been
decided although several citizens have
offered tracts Of land for that purpose
free OF all cost to the hospital. The
site will be selected during the next
few days and materials win be ordered
SO that actual construction can be
started by the middle Of the summer
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c. o.. P. CLUB STARTED
BY HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES

Las Vegas, May 1.-THE employees
Of the state hospital in this city have
organized a republican social club and
have made arrangements to hold meet
ings at regular intervals during the
summer. Besides discussing political
mattres the club win also hold dances
and other enjoyable meetings. The
following officers have been elected:
Juan Martinez. p~residentss Eduardo
Kahn. vice president; jose Ollvas. sec
rotary and Guillermo Garcia, treas
urer, The organization has twenty
eight members.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
BIDS FOR CANADIAN
BRIDGE HIGHER THAN
ENGINEERS ESTIMATE

The state highway department re-
cefved three bids this morning for
the construction OF federal aid pro-
ject NO. 80, the steel bridge over tho
Canadian river at Logan In Quay
county.
The Pueblo Bridge ana Construc-
tion Company Of Pueblo submitted a
bid Of S1S7,2eS.5S, construction to be-
gin within four months. The Mid
land Bridge Company OF Kansas
City submitted a bid or xl59,z594s,
construction to begin in four months,
and another bid Of $15zs O29.Te IL
construction could be DELAYED until
next spring. The Monarch Engineer
ing Company Or Denver submitted .
hid Of 3162, 4G7.91, construction to be-
gin IN four months.
1t is expected that It viii require
four months to obtain delivery 81
fabricated steel. All bids exceed the
estimate, and State Highway Engi-
Leslie GHlett has the matter
under adyisement.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
NO WATER CHARGE FOR
GARDENERS m DENVER

Denver. May Ctr fathers Hmole
Il ne ~. q X today. whru formal an.
nounccmenf was made ~ The deciairn
% make 40 ohsfRa lpr 10 wafer ased
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
CITIZENS STATE BANK
OPENS DOORS AT ARTESIA

Artesia. May 4.-The Citizens State
Bank Of this city opened its doors for
business recentlysa and boasts Of a Of
the finest little banks in the state. The
new building was delayed for some
time on account Of railroad conditios
and the shortage OF materials but
everything is now complete and the
Institution has an office which IS am.
ple to care for It's increasing business.
The new bank Isl equipped With one
OF the best vaults that could be con
structed, reading and writing rooms
and a large directors room and in the
vault are sufficient deposit boxes to
take care Of all It's customers With
the new home the future Of the bank IS
now assured.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06

Clayton. May 5:--The Union C0un'
ty Farmer and stockmen Bureau held
its annual meeting last week. this
being a postponed meeting from last
December on account Of the bad
storms at that time. The meeting
proved TO be one or the most en-
thuaiastic ever held in the county,
and officers and various committees
we're elected for the ensuing year.
e. G. Reed. agriculture agent OF
Denver gave the principal address
and short talks were made BY sev-
eral OF the bureau workers. At the
close Of the meeting a large program
planned for the summer.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
LOSES S COWS WHEN HIS
BARN is BURNED DOWN

House. May 5.E4A large barn on the
farm Of J. r. Mace who lives near
here was completely destroyed BY fire
last Thursday afternoon. and although
several farmers were there af the time
nothing could be done on account Of
the strong wind which was blowing at
the time, In addition to the building,
Mr.. Mace also lost five head of cows,
all bis feed, his wagon and harness
and several calves. As the family
were al away from home at the time
the origin Of the fire Is sill q mystery
The loss will run into several hun
dreds OF dollars With no lnsurancs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF WOOL GROWERS TO
MEET IN ALBUQUERQUE

roswell, May 5.--PrageF Miller,
president Of the New Mexico Wool
Growers association. has called q
meeting OF t~heexecutlYe comlttee Of the
association to be held in Albuquerque
on May s. At this time the committee
will discuss ways and mean for bet
ter marketing OF the wool produced
in the state. Members OF the commit
tee In this city who viii attend the
meeting are. Harry Thorne, Wade
Corn, R. c. Worsick and Jaffa Miller
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
HANNA WILL SPEAK AT
MINES COMMENCEMENT

S0corro. May 1.-THE commence
ment exercises Of the New Mexico
school Of mines win be held here at
the court house on Thursday night,
May 20. Judge r. H. Hanna OF Albu-
Querque viii deliver the address and
short talks will be given By members
Of the faculty, After the exercises the
annual commencement ball win be held
in the dormitory Of the school nt
which time music will be furnished
by an FL paso orchestra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
ARMY AWATORS START
AIR PATROL Of forest
IN SOUTHERN arizona


The first air patrol In the South
western district of the forest service
was begun a few days ago or the Cor
onado national forest in southern Ar
IONA, Il. d w. PooIer. Of Albuquerque,
district forester, announced today
Mr.. Pooler anne here for the visit OF
the Brooklynites.
The air patrol will be maintained by
military ayiators. They make daily
flights from Fort Bliss, Tex to No.
gales, Ariz., passing over the Corona
do forest and under an arrangement
made between the forest service and
the air service the filters Will watch
for forest fires at the same time they
are watching the border. Their fire
patrol will be a side line"
Mr.. Pooier stated that he believed
1t was only a question OF time until
the southwestern district, OF which he
has charge, would begiven an indepen.
dent fire patrol operated BY forest
service ayiators. A~irplanes are al
ready in use for this work on the
northwestern forests where there are
few natural look-0uts such as the
mountain peaks on most Of the forests
OF Arizona and New Mexico and, the
district forester bellies in time their
use will be extended to the Southwest.
Thearmy fIiers patrolliing the Mexi.
can border carried on a sort Of fire
patrol last season, but not until this
season was there any definite under.
standing between the military and the
forest service. Now an agreement has
been reached and the filters plying
between Fort Bliss and Nogales will
keep as sharp lookout for fires as
they do for Mexican bandits near the
border.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
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SPOT SHAFT is
NEARING 80-FOOT LEVEL

Silver City, May 5~.-Accogding to
Manager Kirchman Of the Silver Spot
mine, good progress was made during
the month Of April In spite n the fact
that over 10000 gallons Ok water has
flowed into the mine every day. The
5 by IL shaft ii now nearing the 100
foot level and work has been started
on the station at that point where the
cross cuts Will begin. A larger force
Of men will be put on soon and the
outlook for the coming summer Is very
encouraging.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
WILL RAISE LIBERTY
BOND MARKET, HE SAYS

Washington, May 5-Increased dis
count rates allowed By the federal
reserve board to member banks ars
not responsible for present market
prices Of Liberty Bonds, Governor
Harding declared IN a letter today
10 Senator Owen, democrat Okla
honna.
The buaTI'a efforts to curb infia-
ton viii do much to increase tina
market value Of the bonds, Harding
sald.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06

Silver City, Nay 5-Ross Hnrtwell
OF this city has shipped two carloads
o. fine dust from hts claims north OF
here 70 the smeifer At II pas0. which
Eetied him fine returns. The Hart.
well claims have been idle for some
time but Mr. HarfWeIl has found that
Il viii ray 10 work over some o. the
old dust now mat the price a. silver
= - high. Aach o. the dust be h
shipping q nns dust from he Old Ga-
wanna sneittf which was considered
WORTHLESS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
KING & QUEEN MAKING
DAILY ORE SHIPMENTS

Lordaburg, May 4s-Superintendent
r.. H. Perry Of the King & Queen
Cooper company reports that condi-
tions at the mine at the present time
are very satisfactory and that he is
making daily shipments OF a good
grade Of lead-silver ore. Another new
hoist IL now on the ground and this
will be installed as soon as possible
for the contractor to get q force Of
workmen together. Smelter returns
from the ore show that it runs about
20 per cent and five ounces Of silver
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
IS REVIVED
IN Delaware SENATE

Dover. Del, May 5s-Suffrags. was
revived IN Delaware today when the
state senate passed a ratification bill
III to 6.
After rejecting q substitute offered
BY Senator Gormiey. democrat OF
Wilmington, providing for q referen.
dun AZ the NEXT election on the sub
Jet, the senate adopted the resolution
Of Senator Walker. republican. d New
Castle county. fatifying the Susan B.
Anthony suffrage amendment.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-06
WON'T LET WOMEN m
INADEQUATE" DRESSES
IN URUGUAY CHURCHES

Mentevtded, March 50. Roman
Catholic ecclesiastical authorities 81
Uraeuhy. following q precedeng set ID
Paris. have prohibited the entry into
churches o. women wearing sinAda.
quaie" costumes. This order was en-
forced a feu days aro againGi 4 young
woman forming 0ne Of 3 church wed.
dina party. She was refused admis
sion 70 he ceremony owing 70 the
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