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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-22
CEMETERY CLEANpn ~.

The work Of cleaning up Hi.,,..
cemetery. has been about nn,.s !
and great improvement in tho .
pearance has been noted. Cnv NV. ~
connections have also been m.a. s.'e M
there for the public convenieroo 'a'
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-22

Bank robbers may prosper for
time, but the trouble is they cant
settle down and live happily ever
after.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-22

And now comes Ardmore and hits
Cara Smiths ambition, to be a movie
star' by saying she can't show her
oid pictures In our back yard. And
tnat after all these years of knowing
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-22

Universal disarmament is all right
rs to Nations, but nothing can help
the fool who did not think 1t was
loaded,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-22

The NEWS will ouy an unlimited
quantity OF clean COTTON rags and will
pay the highest market price.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-22

SNOW IN IMPERIAL VALLEY
Five inches Of snow covered n,..
Of the desert in the Imperial VAIN '
Of California near Ell Centre s"
4. This was the first snowfa,l II. !.
the memory Of the Oldest settler. . :.
that region.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-22

Speaking Of ncome tax, one won
ders II Solomon got. 5000 exemption
for each OF his wives and lady
Journal.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-04-22

some Of II instead Of piling up the
burden.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
HEARST ASKS WRIT
TO STOP FURTHER
LOANS TO EUROPE
Secretary of Treasurer
Must Answer Suit on
February Il

MASlilN'iItN, Feb. ll-Suif iof
Iu injunction restraining secretary
Houston uf the treasury department
from making any further loans ~
turrgu governments was filed lu the
district suprym, court today hy Duuu-
s,l tur William Randolph Hearst who
acted boo his capacity us ciill'n.
Jusryv Hitz issued rule ON Srcrc-
tafy Houston tu show cause Feb. 20
why iu Injunction should NOT he
granted Besides praying for 900 IN
Junction tu prevent establishment ui
amy further credits 60 foreign gov
,rum.ut4 Nr Hearst also seeks 10 on
Join 90, secretary from makinE any
mrth,r advances ON credits already
,Htlhu-hul lur France, Italy Greece.
Czr,ho-3 3.uyuEiu, IAhoriu and other
countries
Au-,u aud uailoy are counsel for
Nj Hearst
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
GERMANY WOULD
Gu 7 PAY N { MIS-
NEARLY ONE HALF
Utmost 1t Can Give En-
tente Is $50 Billion
Marks, 1t Is Said

BEE1IN. Feb 1.-The ministry
of finance hls reached the conclusion
that the utmost sum Germany can
pay In roplruiions Is 10000 1000
marks this including All she has so
far pa.d in cash and goods, according
60 information whiyh the poutsch
Zoituug says II has received from a
"-pc.iul" source tn, sum m" 'ufout"
fixed for .mauy Go pay was -G9.-
600 900. 600 marks
This 10000. 900 600 marks would
hr paid off n thirty Years under tho
plan outlined by tho ucw papers In
rormnnt, who also is quoted ns doolar-
iug that no. PROPOSAL tu pay D. would
hc submitted 4, the authorities 1t
Paris rur the pwposa uf learning
whether tho coming London confer
"uro ou r,pIratipus Will permit ~
lis consideration along with the allied
proposals adopted ut fh, recent Paris
conference.
Refusal tU allow consideration %
the German guuutcr-prupOzpl would
result iu Germany ubscatiug herself
from tho London conference" set Tor
March T. tNo newspaper declares n
has learned II a;lds that Germany
thon would suggest that the United
States B.. called in as am arbitrator
for the puruns" uf preventing the en-
tontc from adopting measures such
as an invasion of the Rhur district
which II declares would hr looked
upon by Gv many as an act of war
which would positively destroy the
treaty OF versailles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
Nv WHIT IINDI.IY

ttppFriEh' 1871. Newspaper Eu',I-
prise Association
WET ORANGE. N b. Feb. ILL.,
On me srycuty-tourth anniversary OF
his birthday today Edison is working
on au Immortality machine.
This machine is uul, ON, OF 40 iu-
N"utlons occupying the wurlds great
's' inventor. Eut b., regards 10 as
the greatest ct au th" hundreds oC
devices small ana great that ho has
con rihut"d 20 make ifc more happy
By this Immortality machine Edi-
son expects To- prove his theory thar
lit" is eternal that he will live for
ever
In the individual entity which tho
world knows as Thomas \ Edison,
the inventor expects 90 Nv, a- did
has grandfather to thu age OF lU3.
II Is the one hundred trilliuu entities
thnt he believes made him up- that
MAX" up vNurN man ana woman
will continue tu live on after his body
IL lhid 70 rest
Interviews pcrNo EJisou lie saws
he dishkes 20 talk for publication be
Daus" this always multiplios his mail.
- wouldn't open tn" letters az an. 90
h" saws. smilingly hut thor, might
Doe checks On them
Possibly the real reason. however,
b. that he's -,usiiiy" about his deaf
mess When he listens b, pT'ss's hiH
iur'rs against nerves lu his u-Dh
Tn interviewer must shout How
over, h' hear, quite well th" phuuu.
rraph Do" invented.
The inventor secretary $. ~
M"udowCrlft, stands hr.Wr"u him
and the world lie announces WISH
tors hy signal lights. IN hi- library
lidirou hns "a cot often n" du,su
l,nv" his laboratory Tor days at q
time. Ills meals. placed uu "a tray
uutud" his door. az" frequently un.
tuuu he'd
The usual term death is misap-
pii"d word said Edison In his birth
dIy u.rrNi-w. II is not dt dlI lr-
rutuir. t 10y H. yuu mean that th" lifr
Mhioh keeps man lt work ceases tu
exist. LII" cannot cease tu exist. be-.
DuuA" like matter 1t Is iudusttuctihlc.
There has always h"ou a certain
amount ut NJ" ana there always viii
h' the same amount You cannot
create life. YOU cannot destroy life,
YOU cannot multiply NE
Edison expects his Immortality
machine to establish this theory s,icu-
ungIlly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
Asks for Dismissal
OF u. S. Officer in
Manila Due to Riot

MANILA, l.. |, Feb ~ --Dismisal
from service OF captain Herbert e.
Page, American commanding the
Philippine constnbulary barracks on
the night ot the fatal riots AT Manila
Dec -, when eleven persons were
Killed. was recommended tu Governor
General Francis Burton Harrison to-
day by Brigudior General KHftal
Crane, Filipino commander of the
conSiHbularN.
General crane CHARGED that Cap
tain Page encouraged tn" enlisted
men of the cuustabulHry To- take the
law I'm their own hands, ana to resent
any Interference or attempt lt dis
pprsomcnt 10y the Manila police.
S"Vonty-WoVcu enlisted men ~ tho
,unsinhulhry ARE ON trial upon chnrE-
~ uf murder IN connection with th'
RIOTS some men recently wcr" found
guilty Of soditiuu la this connection
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
Japanese Steamer
Seized at Galveston;
Carried IL Stowaways

HOUSTON. ToNa Fob. ll-Tho
japanese sframsnip Fufuyr Mnru
from M1rs,Illos, France, was seize'i
by "a deputy United states marshal in
Galveston h1rhor Friday afternoon
on a uhol suit filed hy - T. simmons.
Of Houston u. x district attorney
Immigration officials charge that
the ship brought ~ Japanese intu
port ns sf'WawnNs Tho Japaucs"
have been fIkvn into custody.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
HARDING CALLS
HUGHES FOR A
CONFERENCE
Best Bet for Secretary of
State; Dawes Also
Summoned

ST NTGI HTINI Nm Fob n =
Tho general u,u,f that President
,I,,t Harding hts selected Charles
Evans Hurl.". ui Sew York Co. hu
his secretary ~ state. Wts further
strengthened to-day when % became
known that Nj Hughes would como
hero shortly iHJ conference.
No definite auuuuu,, wyut was
made. hut if ia believed by tuus. cIusu
tu the ur,si'nt..l,rt that the de-
Nrlupm,ui forecasts acceptance uf
the post hN Ma Hughes
Charles ~. Dawes of 'hiDaEo. who
has been urged iur secretary OF UIn
treasury. HIsu Do expected foo H', Nj
Harding within H few days. Nh
Harding himself would uHI discuss
tho HHH. ..t except rY .t. Do, thought
very IrrH uI NI base, aud Wuuld
hs rlII fu .,, him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
Lord Mayor of Cork
Must Leave u. S. Today
Or Face Arrest

WASuIN'iTON, FUN- 7" ShnnIV
Donal Othliaghan lord mayor of
Cork who cam" 10 this country as
u towuwny without passport faii
to leave today q warrant Tor his ar
rest ana deportation viii ho issued
immediately it WAS shid az the de
pkriment ui labor lie was ,ll4s'N
- seaman hy secretary Wilson
Commenting ON reports that IN"
lOrd mayor had announced In Sew
York program nt extensive speak
ing engagements. officials said they
thought THE probably WAS Intended
io conceal O'tallaIhhu'S intention of
lsavlng Tor Europe as NeCr'tly a.
possible
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
NO LEGISLATIVE
DEADLOCK, SAYS
HOUSE SPEAKER
Senate Bills to Be Acted
Upon Promptly
Clancy Asserts

.. HNNIN i,n p'ik',
'NN'N tNh" ''" lN'N Nl''' N'"i, 'h''
uNilih N' "!. ',t''"N VI, "vn'u
l'I TO '"', ,'' ,"'l' ,'''' "H' @
l''h' '.''''''' ''''
,nnu''.'hh 900 '.'' .'"' ''n'' l.l
lh' l'a.' ''. u'h' u'.ls 'n' ,uu' .
in' DUH 'l ''' l'.''',l7'' 'uu" "b-
i7'" i've I."A' ZOO. ."l' I." n'l ''''h
"'l'n 'N '''''''''' '' ''' "'',
There his been iAIN Of h legislative
d"Udlu.t ts t result ui this aDrumu-
lhtluu uf -uHi" bills iu tho house.
speaker clancy said. however. thht
be- knew OF uu intention uu the part
of unyur" in 'hr houS iu delay hc-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
ACC|OE n TAI
SHOT BY MAN
KILLS SISTER
Tragedy After Wedding
Dance; Brother iii
From Grief


Antouiti NJ 'htNta - wears old
who wa. accidentally -ra. hN her
brother Juan Moutaun o.. the close OF
~ wedding Fiesta tu ~ iu iuntain VII
ar" OF cedar Giu.' a week ago,
a."d this moluiug lt 81 Ius'phS hos
pitai ~ q result % her wounds Her
brother you'll oi 20 y"ir-. '- pros
t.ut,d over IN accident ana iS IN "A
,fiti'u pundi Ion himself IL" has
been }usru o. um his home tu 'rril-
los wh,rr he ~ under medical care.
IN" shuoti lg occurred az I O'Clock
in the muI nj lg ns M" entire w"ddiuK
marty and uU-ts w"r" going 300 70 pro-
,,s~iuu IRON the dance hall iu the
hDfu. 81 m, bride fur r"fr,shm'u's
IN. musicals were watkins H' the
head ui ih' pruu' sion playing ON
tt"lr instruments. women were sing
iur and m'r were shooting ln th"
uir Go ,"lrhru'. The testify" occasion
Rev Oliver Locks
Young Muuluuo who was wulkiug
beside his sister. was tiriug -
,nlibr. frVulvr. at intervals TN"
rttu becoming lu kpd Montana turned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
Poland and Russia
Sign Peace Treaty

HEIsINGruHs Finland Fob. n.
Tho treaty o. peace between soviet
Russia and Poland was signed ut
Egl yesterday Do is announced .n 90
wireless Dispatch received from
Moscow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
Mexican Catholics
To Fight Radicalism

NENINU IITN- T0N- ~ NW0T-
icpu Catholic have offered oo-r.-
ugluuists In this country S5,0uU,OOo
with which 90 combat rndicansm boz
Mexico. declares 10 Nucionai Of this
city.
The newspaper asserts cardinal
Gibbons b. leader in the movement
Co assist Mexican Catholic Boo tho
proposed campaign
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
Queen of Heaven Sued
For Alienation by
Cult Leaders Wife

bEN\ Eit. Feb. IL Marie Fricde'
appointed queen OF Heaven iN Joshua
tJ.houhl SNk,s head ot tho tIhrr-
uarl, af David here. was served with
paprr- today nnNplus her that Mrs.
Emma sykes wife uf Joshua, WAs
bringing suit against her for $4,000
Tor alleged alienation of the aftec-
lions of sykes.
sykes has htpu sentenced 90 "A term
in the federal p'nit"utiarv for vioh-
uou of the tspi0nHgr act during mo
war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
Six Business Men
Held on Girls Charge

TNEN TITNET- y u T0I- n ~
prominent muu ut rurk River and 81.
,tui's w,I, arrested yesterday uu sta.
utury charges The complaining
witness is u rirl o. years old. At
toru,y General William LomEu has
detailed pr,uts TO tnycsilgnto u"
case The men named range from %
iu Gu years uf age. They were re-
L.u..I mm k.-.nu hnII nN.h.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11

DETROIT. Mich, Fcb. ~ Henry
Ford, IN an interview, has broken "a
silence Of nearly year ana talked
freely OF general affairs ana not less
freely of som" business affairs that
af" more OF less personal
Nr Ford d"uicd that he has sought
a tauuou.nuO loan. ~ any sort Uf,u
loan. Iu Wall street. Iud said hr b.
preparing 90 give financial aid tp
small towns and villages u which 80
will locate plants lu Hrfh'rauyc uf
his plan To promote" industry aud
rhur whore they h"onE, away from
IA" Duugostod c,utrrs.
IN" Interview with Mr. Ford tool,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11

FORT WORTH Tex, Fvh. H.
ErrH r,tpu-d f"r 90 cents a dozon
here today tbo lowest price since
1915.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11

Mr. Ford hae been giving much
though tu tho subject OF cities and
thoir Influence uu industry aud De.
hur. I'm nIs opinion cities wild ,y,T-
luully disappear ruI great ,uuED-toi
manufacturing ,UUttrH and what
o., term. industrial uHn" Horses
uud COW. hr believes will br super
seeded hy iIy concentrated ENERGY of
machinery and food, respectively,
u"d must disappear
Tho inventor o. the Ford motor
ear h,Ii,Nos that manufacture. agri-
culture and transportation -. tho
thro, essentials uU which this couu.
try d'U"udH -Ulu better work tu mu
runl advantage Dr. grouped about
small DuWmuuitiDs rather than cities.
u" plans 'nu promote industry and
labor whore they h'luur away from
in' present cuuE,si,d ,,uturs with
thrir uUwhul'suwD aspects for
workers concentrations Of para
Ntlr manipulation iu tho necessities
of No and other clumsy features"
"Ciuoa have ,nmo 10 Doe unnlt.
uml" said Mr. Ford They cause
unnatural rest in mems minds
They hnNc created condition which
ts rohhing agriculture ~ It's man
power r1hhius tho worker and the
manufacture uf normal human con.
ditious, ana have created the spec
taClo OF the farmers production
having to hc transported TO these
great ccntcrs 10 ho manufactured
millod or manipulated before they
ARE transported back npnin to tho
smaller communities TO be- sold back
20 'hc farmer. These conditions are
uTtlfiriul
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-11
Ford Says He Neuer Sought Loan
Plans to Locate Plants in Small Cities;
Predicts Better Times and Less Unemployment

place az Dearborn. ton miles from
tractor works
Newer sought Loan"
Il have never sought loan for
any amount iu Wall street. nor has
anyone done 800 Tor On, uu my ace
hops. pun, aud simple. There J., mo-
reason fur thy Ford company tu ush
for loans. and when W. do. % VIII hr
af J umv when wv do NOT need tho
Wu Last year the Ford com
pan. suid i...u.uuu cars W. sold
100000 Dur last month while Wr were
shut down During the present year
We yNport Go du comparatively as
much perhaps three uuurtrrs OF -
million ur more We closed down
s.fu, tur ago Geo dispose ut stocks
oN hand Witch ir,iuuiug cars and
materials represented between rlt-
teen and tW,rf. millions OF dollars
oar employ ura ARE now coming back
to work, horiuuiuE re- week ago We
viii gtDuuN. work IUrk To- near nor.
NAL production. lu "a meantime
Ford employees hINo mot lr,u hard
hi' hy tn'u llyuu hrDlu.. It came nJ
% tmc whom their bonuses we're being
paid
There is unemployment tho
world oy"r hut things ur, gradually
working back toward uurmalry.
People are going back from tho
cities or urr hoiur forced hack Men
who wvrr ltil or during tho shut
down uf industry rrU taking nff th,lr
silk shirts and ur, drifting back 20
the farms Mans of them h"luuE
ih'r, by uEht The Fictitious war
prosperity ~ the United states mrod
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1921-10-06
Tucumcari Paper
Praises Clouis Judge

Judge Bratton pleased the attor-
neys and those who had business be-
fore his honorable court, His impair
tiality and fairness, as wcli as his
strictness caused admiration. The
jurors remarked it a pleasure to work
for and with such fair-minded
judge. His words of advice were full
of feeling and sank deep in the hearts
of those in the court room us well as
in the souls of those to whom he was
directing same. He was lenient in
assessing fines and sentences but
made It understood the second Of
fense would be dealt with more Sc
verely,
The next term will be held in No
vember when he hopes to dispose Of
all possible cases and clean up those
Of long standing. He works day and
night and WI surely do his part
Tucumcari News.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1921-10-06
SERVICE MEN
OFFER CLAIMS
Uncle Sans Cleanup Squad Inter-
viewed Over Seventy Men
in Clovis This Week.

The government Clcan-Up Squad
spent two days in Clovis the first of
the week looking after the claims of
ex-service men of Curry, Roosevelt,
and DeBaca Counties. The squad
consisted OF j. II. Mclean, Red Cross
representative; Lynn A. Burr, con-
tact representative of compensation
and insurance departments Of the
Veterans Bureau; DR.. l., Il. Coheneur
in charge Of the medical department
Of the Veterans Bureau of New Mex
leo; J. W Harrison in charge Of vo.
cational training, and Mrs. Smith,
Spanish interpreter
The squad interv ewed 73 ex-scrv.
ice men and received their claims for
compensation, vocational training,
etc, D.. c. L. Mcclellan, U. S. Pub
lie Health Officer, took an active in
tcrest in getting the squad to come
TO Clovis and much Of the success of
the visit this week is due to his eff
forts and to the officers and members
Of the American Legion who coop
Grated with him in the work.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1921-10-06
Mrs. Nelson Called
To Her Reward

Mrs. j, w. Nelson passed away
Wednesday morning at the Baptist
Hospital after having been in u criti-
cal condition for a week or more. Mrs.
Nelson's health had been failing for
several months and a week or more
ago an operation was found to be
the only hope. This she was unable
to withstand and the end came
Wednesday about l0:3O.
Mother Nelson," as she was low
ingly known in Clovis, was the moth
er Of j. c. Nelson, vice-prcsident of
the Clovis National Bank. For a
number of years the deceased has
held responsible position with the
MaRdell Clothing Co., being in charge
of the ladies' department, and by her
congenial manner and amiable dis
position has won host Of friends in
Clovis.
Mrs. Nelson was member Of the
Methodist church. The funeral sery-
ices will be held Sunday Afternoon
from the residence of her son, j. c.
Nelson, after which interment will
take place at the Clovis cemetery.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1921-10-06
HIGH SCHOOL LOSES
FIRST FOOTBALL GAME

The high school lost its first
game of the season Friday when the
Santa Fe shops took advantage Of
their costly fumbles and hung to the
big end Of the IL to 6 score.
The feature Of the game OH the
Santa Fe side was the consistent play
ing of Miller, the big end, and the
punting Of Martin.
For the high school Captain Jones
far surpassed anything on the field,
being able to gain ground almost at
will on the long end runs
The line plunging Of full-back Mis-
er was good tonic for sore eyes
also since he ploughed through the
flanks Of the shop team for the only
touchdown,
The game was fast and furious
and was well attended. Coach Nor
gan predicts u successful season for
the high school team and solicits the
support of the sport-loving public to
help make the season a success.
The next game will be with Here
ford or Saturday, October Sth, at
Hereford, making the next game at
home on Friday, October IA.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1921-10-06
JONES & LINDLEY ARE
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS

Jones 4 Lindley are making exten-
sive improvements at the Highway
Garage. The building is being COM
pletely remodeled and will he turned
into model automobile sales store.
The business is being put into de-
pa,tments that will not only enable
them to properly display cars, tract
ors ana trucks, but will add to the
efficiency Of the business.
A special feature is that built for
supplies and parts. This firm carries
the largest stock Of Ford parts and
supplies in the state and they could,
if necessary, build a Ford ear from
the ground up,
The work shop which is in the
rear Of the building, does not repair
anything but Ford cars,
Other special features of the i'm
provcments are a modern suite Of Of
fces that have been built for Man
ager Lindley.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1921-10-06
Smiles and Tears
In "The Old Nest

A number Of people had the pleas
urc last Sunday evening of seeing a
special run of the picture "The Old
Nest" at the Lyceum Theatre as the
guests Of Mr. Hardwick. This is a
picture Mr.. Hardwick hopes to bring
to Clovis soon and he showed the film
Sunday evening to few just to
prove what wonderful picture It is.
"The Old Nest" is story Of a moth
er and father who raised large fam
lily only to see them 20 out into the
world and meet success and later to
neglect and forget the old father and
mother at home. II carries with It
a beautiful lesson and few who saw
the picture came away without dim
med eyes. Every person in Clovis
should see this picture when the Ly-
ceum brings Il here.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1921-10-06
CLUB MEMBERS
ARE in CLOVIS
Many Boys and Girls From all Parts
Of County are Attending An.
nuSl Club EncAmpmen,.

The Boys and Girls Club Encamp-
mcnt is under way in Clovis this week.
The club members arrived here from
all parts of the county this morning
and the cncampment will last until
Saturday afternoon.
A feature Of Fridays program will
be an address by President Kent Of
the State College at 1000 a. m. This
will be held on the court house lawn
where all the programs will be carried
out. The public in general will be
welcome to attend the program meet
ings as well as see the wonderful eX-
hbits that are on display at the Elks
Auditorium
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1921-10-06
MELROSE HAD FINE
FAIR LAST FRIDAY

A. S. Veasey, Mrs. c. v Steed,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Shipley, Mrs.
Edna Hume Durand, +. c. Hollinger
and Rev. W. NJ. Elliott were among
those who attended the community
fair at Melrose last Friday.
Those who attended from here re-
port that the fair was wonderful
success and the exhibits were fine.
Some several hundred people were
present and they were royalty enter.
tanned and a fine dinner was served.
Melrose generously donated a good
portion Of some Of the choice exhib.
its to 60 with the Curry County ex-
hibit to the Dallas Fair
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1921-10-06
We. SHUE KILLED
ACCIDENTALLY
Killed Almost Instantly When He is
Wound in Belt Of Gasoline En-.
CINE Wednesday Morning.

W. Il. Shue, who lives at 1870 North
Davis Street, was instantly killed
Wednesday northwest Of Clovis
where he was working with well
machine. MIR, Shue had just started
to work and was putting u belt on a
gasoline engine when he became en-
tangled in the belt and was injured
so badly that death was almost instan-
taneous.
Mr.. Shue is survived by his wife
and SIX children. The remains were
inferred at the Clovis cemetery
Thursday afternoon.