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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
Annual Grand Lodge Convention

The Thirty-Second Annual Grand
Lodge of |. o. o. F., convention con-
vened in Tucumcari this week. The
guests commenced to arrive Saturday
and before Monday the town was fill
led with Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
from all parts OF the State. with the
towns OF Clayton, Ration and Gallut
leading in numbers Of delegates. A
number failed to register and it was
the general opinion that more than
200 visitors We're here.
Several OF the towns entered the
contest to secure the next annual con-
~yention Of the Grand Lodge. Clayton
was successful.
The banquet given by the Woman's
Club OF Tucumcari at the Old Opera
House from 5 to 7 p. m, was the
biggest affair OF its kind ever under
taken in Tucumcari, but they did the
job up nicely with more than enough
to feed 400 lodge members.
The Rebekah Team contest for a
beautiful loving cup was won by Gal
lup who scored but four points more
than Tucumcari. Both teams did ex-
ceedingly well. There were twenty
ladies in the visitors team while Tue
umcari had but tweleve.
Wednesday night the big carnival
dance was INDUCED in until a late hour
with Belden's Jazz Orchestra furnish
ing the music. A most enjoyable
is reported.-Tucumcari News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
A Worth While Club Organized

The Adelaine club of the Y. w. C
A., a club recently formed of business
and professional women # Albuquer-
que met Wednesday evening for the
election of officers. Miss Mary Jar
dine was elected president, Miss Flor
ence Adams, vice president; Miss
catherine Sexaur, secretary and Miss
Ethel Underline, treasurer. There
were 40 young women present.
The Adelante club has only been
cfgdrized two weeks, but from its mi
rial steps it has been immensely Pop
lilar. At the Spanish fiesta party Civ.
ell on September %, the plan was pro-
posed to organize the cluo, and i'm
media ty recer"cf u enthusiastic res.
ponSe. From that time there have been
numerous inquiries regarding require
ments for membership, and many ap-
plications. The purpose. as the name
indicates. is a forward movement, for
the good of young women in that city.
he members meet every wednesday
evening at the Y. w. c. A. recreation
center for supper.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
RED CROSS CONFERENCE
TO PLAN 1921 ROLL CALL
AT ALBUQUERQUE OCT. is

A regional Conference conducted by
the various Chapters OF the American
Red Cross in the districts surrounding
Albuquerque, New Mexico, will be held
that city on October ll5th. The
purpose OF the conference is consulta-
ton on the plans relative to conduct
ing the annual Red Cross Roll Call,
which is seheduel to take place Nov
ember 18th to 18th. Members and
officers OF the Chapters taking part
in the conference will be present and
will have charge OF the program. Re-
personalities of the Southwestern
Division, American Red Gross, will at
tend the conference in an advisory
capacity and will answer questions or
take part in the discussion as those
conducting the program may desire.
Robert (. Bondy, Director OF
Chapter Service, and Miss Mary Ann
Gross, Division Representative. have
been designated by the Division Of
lice to attend the conference at Al
buqucrque.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
Annual Methodist Conference

The thirty-second annual session Of
the Methodist Episcopal church
South, conference, for the state OF
New Mexico and West Texas, was
held last week at the Methodist
church at Artesia. About $50 visit
ing delegates attended the services.
Bishop H. NJ. DuBose, presiding
Bishop OF the four conferences in the
eleventh district presided at all bus
mess sessions.
The conference was welcomed in be-
half of the city by Judge ]. H. Jackson,
president of the Artesia Chamber of
Commerce, Rev. r, F. Davis, pastor
OF the local church also made a brief
address of welcome. Bishop DuBose
delivered all eloquent address,, offici-
ally opening the first business session
OF the week program.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
A Delightful Social Affair

The Senior B. y. P. [. OF the Bap,
fist church participated in one OF the
most delightful social affairs of the
season at the home of Mrs. Bert Bos.
berry, near Mesilla, Friday evening.
The program consisted of old-fash-
toned games, humorous readings and
Instrumental music. The social COM
mittee, ever on the alert to make these
occasions enjoyable, had the matter OF
entertainment so well in hand that not
a dull or uninteresting was
experienced.
During the past year the Senior B,
!. P. L has had phenomenal growth.
From a struggling, discouraged band
OF less than twenty active members,
the roll of membership has expand
ed until it now stands above the fiji
ty MARYLAND still they come!
About four months ago the
membership became so unwide-
ly that the Junior ~organiza-
ton became necessary. And now
the Juniors have attained a menu
bership OF forty-seven, and as a re-
suit, a third union seems to be a neees-
Sity.
Following the close of the differ
ent features OF the evenings enter
tainment. delicious refreshments were
served. covers being laid for more than
fifty guests.-Las Cruces Republic .
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
SUPREME COURT
AFFIRMS CIVIL CASE
FROM UNION COUNTY
(By Guthrie SMITH

Judgment OF the district court in
Union county has been affirmed by
the supreme court in the case Of the
Douglas Fir Lumber company. APP
2%ellee, versus the Star Lumber com
pany, appellant The opinion is by
Justice Raynolds. Chief Justice Rob
erts and Justice Parker c%oucurring.
The courts statement OF act fol
lows:
"0n Nov. 3. 1917. the CLAYTON Con
struetion company, a partnership do
fne business at Clayton. sold to the
Star Lumber company, the appellant
herein. all its merchandise and equip
ment used in its lumber business at
CLAYTON. 1t is conceded that an at
tempt was made to meet the require
ments Of the bulk sales law claws
19l5. chapter % but that the pro-
visions thereof were not complied with.
The purchase price was Approximately
S7e00 Part Of this money was us
ed in paving soma OF the creditors
Of the Clayton Construction company.
The appellee, the Douglas Fir Lum-
he- Cnnua1v. a" Oregon corporation,
IN October, lql7. sold to tie Clay
to- Construction company a carload
II lumber, in payment OF which, on
December 81. 1917. = not o. Sl,45922.
due in sixty days. with interest at
eigh t percent and attorneys fees
hereon, was eiver by the construc-
ton eoG7aary to the Doug'aS Fir Iufn-
ber company. This note not being.
paid al maturity, suit was brought ard
Judgment recovered against the Clay
tor Construction COMPANY Tor s 1907
IS. which sum included interest and
attorneys fees provided in tie note.
Subsequently the appellee. tie Dou-
glas Fir Lumber company, demanded
payment Of this judgment from the
star Lumber company, the appellant
and upon refusal, brought this suit
against appellant. No ezccution was
sred out against the Clatton Con
struction company. but = transcript
If the judgment was filed with the
recorder of Union county. Upon trial
Of the case below by the court with
a jury, judgment was entered in
OF the appellee against the ap-
peiIant for the amount OF its prior
Judgment against tire CLAYTON Cor
struction company. with interest, and
additional attorneys fees of $3.50 were
also allowed in the present suit, the
Judgment amounting in all to 81 ,SS9SS
The Star Lumber company appeals to
this court from said last mentioned
Judgment.
Judgment of the court below af-
The opinion holds
The term Creditor as used in
he Bulk Sales Law, laws 1915, chap
22D includes one who has obtain
ID a judgment against the seller for
lis claim, although no execution has
,een SUED out and eturn made there
III. and such creditor may recover
Judgment against the purchaser at the
ale upon said judgment against the
where it is alleged in the CON- {
in the suit against the rurchas- {
r, that the seller is insolvent and {
hat the property transferred has been {
omingled by the purchaser so that t
t can not be identified and separat- I
d." ,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
An Enjoyable Dance Saturday

The dance given by the N. II. s.
Mirror, on Saturday evening last, at
the Borrowdale Hall at Magdalena
was one Of the pleasant affairs OF the
early fall. Stuppis' Orchestra furnish
ed the music, and that fact alone +
sufficient evidence that the music was
OF the best A large crowd was pre-
sent and everyone had an enjoyable
time II IS expected that this organi-
zation viii give a series OF dances
ard entertainments during the winter
months.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
VISITOR FRAMED" AND
ROBBED IN SANTA FEE;
MACON, ENCINAS HELD
Leo Macon, of Albuquerque and Sc
vero Encinas, Of Santa Fe, are in the

Leo Macon, OF Albuquerque and Sc
vero Encinas, Of Santa Fe, are in the
county jail in Santa Fe, charged with
robbery, The preliminary hearing.
set for ! O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
has been postponed until Friday. In
the meantime, they are being held
in the sum OF 5000 bail. which they
have been unable to furnish.
According to the authorities. Ralph
!. kirIin, OF the Valley Ranch, some
p mile, above Santa Fc, was the vic
tim. At a late hour Tuesday night,
kirlin. in company with Encinas and
a man named Ewell. walked down
SAN Francisco street and turned into
Burro alley, which is a narrow way
leading between San Francisco street
and Palace avenue. They were stop
ped in the alley by a man who held
sonic object that. in the darkness. was
presumed to be a pistol. The high
Wayman declared that he was a pro-
hibitlou officer and was going 10
search the three for liquor. Calling
to an imaginary officer standing near
by Gregg. you watch OUT for the
other two, the robber searched Kir-
tftf t"NttS ~ III ltbites 4 DHlCn OIL
keys and a key to a room in a local
hotel He did not find any whiskey.
He then searched. or pretended to
search, Encinas and Ewell. He took
from one OF them a tobacco tin, which
he threw down with a curse and then
ordered the three to beat it."
On complaint made from a hotel. a
police officer went to another hotel
and arrested Enciuas and Macon. The
authorities said was caught by
the police officer dropping the bunch
OF keys and the hotel key. The money
was returned to kirlin by Ewell, of
ficers say. 1t looks to the authorities
kirlin was framed and led to
the famous t~horoughfare for Macon
to stage the holdup.
This j. the second time within a pc
Rod OF less han two weeks that the
name OF A. L. Gregg, prohibition of
ficer, has been used in vain
Macon and Enciuas both have de-
that they are not guilty. but
A. NJ. Edwards, assistant district at
said he would not be surpris-
I'd il they should plead guilty when
a%rraigned. They asked for a post
Donement OF the hearing in order that
hey might secure counsel
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
A Shower of Beautiful Gifts

4 short time ago the Ladies Club
OF Moriarty gave a delightful affair
IN honor Of Mrs. Posey Wiley, FORM
erly Miss CASA Flowers.
The club room was PRETTY dec
GRATED with plants and flowers. max
ing a fitting setting for the SHOW
er which followed the business meet
ing
Nti Mrs. Josephine Brecklein at
the piano. the little Misses Kinsell
and Whitenack, dressed in airy fairy
costumes. danced tn If way among
the guests till they reached the sur
rsaa Mrs. Wiley. After leading =
to .the seat Of honor they presented
basket after basket filled with gifts
of silver. linens, aluminium. crt glass
ard china Mrs. Wiley expressed
her thanks in her usual charming man
ner.
A group OF ladies served delicious
refreshments Of fruit salad, cake and
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
Pie Supper Grand Success

The pie supper at the Blackburn
home in Cimarron Valley Saturday
night OF last week was one grand sue
cess. The pies brought $1,000 and the
money will go to buy accessories for
the Trabesilla Park school.
Mrs. Andrew Hamilton broke the
record by donating 20 pies. Miss Es-
Their Gripe basked the prize pie which
brought $3.50. Special mention must
be made of our a~uctioneer Mat Sell
lers without whom the supper would
have been a failure. And the musici-
ans, Calvin and Ben Burk, Donald
Sasby and Manuel V~iapando, who
came to our assistance when the must
clans failed to put in their appear
ance.-Des Moines Swastika.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
General and Personal

Mrs. Paul Frank an efficient en-
ploye al the New Mexico State Re
cord office, returned Thursday from
a few days visit with relatives at Las
Vegas.
\ local chapter OF the paibters, paper
hangers and decorators union has been
organized in Santa Fe. Lawrence
Morelli was elected president and Leo
di Lorenzo secretary. The union starts
off with a membership of fifteen.
Miss Helen Scna won the S135 dia-
mond ring in the recent contest. Miss
Sena received W. 1000 votes. Miss
Francis Tafoya was awarded the ser
ond prize a SIS gold wrist watch. The
contest was held under the auspices
OF the Santa Fe base ball team.
\ very successful meeting was held
at the Sena High School building
Wednesday afternoon. The meeting
Wis called for the purpose OF orsaniz-
ing a Parent-Teachers Association. 4
complete list OF the officers ard com
mittees will be published next week.
Among the ladies who expect to.
the state federation Of Won
ans clubs convention which will be
held at Roswell the p to the p OF
lis month are the following: Mr..
Francis Wilson and Mrs. Frank Park
ar, president and first vice president
II the Santa Re Woman's club. Mrs.
>. W. Prichard, Mrs. J. T. Murphy
Mrs. K. /. Ormsbee, president OF the
Noman's Board OF Trade, Mrs. K. F.
Asplund, Mrs. Adelina Otero-W Warren
md DR.. Janet Reid, state director OF
hid welfare.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
CAPITAL CITY NOTES
A Merry Halloween Time

On the social calendar are schedule
ed several Halloween parties. The
most elaborate event so far reported
will be given by the entertainment
committee OF the Elks at their home
on Lincoln avenue, Saturday evening.
The ball room will be appropriately
decorated for the occasion, and the
Halloween costume dance promises
to be the gala event OF the season.
Splendid dance music will be a fea-
ture, and refreshments will be served
at midnight. Another attractive Hal
lowe'en party which will be a delight
full event is being planned by the East
ern Star ladies. The party most like
ly will be given at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral owing to the large attend
ance expected.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
Splendid Program Rendered

The Parent Teachers Association
meeting held at the Baptist Church
last Tuesday evening, was quite a
success. The attendance was not As
good as it should have been, but the
program rendered was splendid in
iced.
The Association reported that it had
Sl750 to apply on the payment OF the
new Piano, and that the piano had
been ordered. a fine one costing some
thing like 10000 but one that will
be 4 credit to the new building.
The program was very interesting
and some fine talks and readings were
given, the musical numbers of course
were OF the very highest ORDER
Roy Spanish-American.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
SANTA FEE RAILROAD is
READY TO COOPERATE FOR
PROGRESS IN NEW MEXICO

a new edition OF the folder descrip-
tive OF New Mexico, issued by The
Atchiaon, Topeka and Santa Railway,
is just off the press, announces Mr..
{. l.. Seagrayes, General Colonization
Agent, Chicago.
The book is well illustrated with new
ard expressive pictures. The illumin-
ed cover shows the Elephant Butte
Dam in all 1t, massiNeness. There are
farm, live stock, orchard and town
scenes, indicating the character OF de
yelopment in New Mexico.
The text has been wholly rewritten.
New Statistics, including the 1920 cen
sus figures, have been compiled. Com
parsons show that New Mexico is
dvancing. The descriptions, necessari-
ly brief, outline the great variety OF
natural resources in the state.
New Mexico has something for ey-
There is variety OF climate
from the southern valleys to the high
mesas in the north and west. The
farmer may choose a location under
irrigation or in rainfall districts. He
may locate on highly improved lands
or grow up with the big ~undeveloped
section in the west part of the state.
The investor may find mines, forests
and industries.
The Colonization Department of the
Santa Fe Railway will give the new
folder wide distribution, it announces
The Earth, the industrial and agric-
iltural monthly, published at Topeka,
circulates widely among the people
seeking new locations either for a
or for investment.
1t is evident that the Santa Fe Rail
way is thoroughly in earnest to fur
her development OF New Mexico. 1t
announces that it is ready to cooper
ate with every movement that leads
o progress,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
Friends Join in Celebration

A merry crowd OF old time friends
and neighbors met at the home OF
Mrs. John Lucas. in North Carlsbad
Monday afternoon for a celebration
of the birthday Of Mrs. Sallie Slaugh-
ter, known and loved by all Carls-
bad where as Aunt Sallie" she has
endeared herself to all with whom
she comes in contact, especially the
sick and DISTRESSED. The affair was
designed as a surprise but the sur
prise part was accidentally given
away, however, the gathering of these
old friends was none the less enjoy
able on that account. Aunt Sallie'
received some dainty gifts and enjoy
ed the events of the afternoon as much
or more than any one else present.
Carlsbad Current.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
Bridge Parties Columbus Day

The St. Francis Altar Society gave
a large bridge party at the residence
of Mrs. z. P. Davies on Palace ave-
nue., Wednesday afternoon. The ev-
ent was a decided success socially and
financially. Mrs. J. B. Wood and
Mrs. | B Hanna entertained several
ladies at the home OF the former on
College street, Wednesday afternoon.
Bridge was the pleasant diversion.
At both affairs delicious refreshments
were served.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
Wll You Spend Sc On Rat-snsp to
Save SIoa1

One CSC pkg. can kill 30 rats. The
average rat viii rob you Of $40 a
year in feed. chicks and property de-
struction. RAT-SNAP is deadly to
rats. Cremates after killing. Leaves
no smell Comes IN cakes. Rats will
pass up meat. grain. cheese 70 feast
on RAT-SNAP. Three sizes, sc, CSC
Sic Sold and guaranteed by Collins
Drug ard Stationery Co. and Kaune
Grocery Co.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
Married Wednesday Morning

Miss Magdalena Ortiz, OF Santa Fe
and Luis P. Valdez, of Las Cruces,
were married at St. Francis Cathedral
Wednesday morning. Rev. Eligius
kunkel, pastor of the parish, officiat-
ed. The bridal couple were attended
by Miss Francis Ortiz and Adolph
Ortiz. Following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was served at the
brides home. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
Valdez left for Las Cruces where they
will reside.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
ROAD IMpRO FMENTS
STATE OF NEW MEXICO

BIDS, NOVEMBER 2, 1921.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office OF the State Highway Commission.
Capitol Building, Santa Fe. New Mexico,
on November ?, 1921, at the hours as stat
ed below for the construction of two Fed
eral Aid Road projects as follows;
Federal Aid Project a. No ~ 81. ch,ve. coun.
ty. Length Of Project 14.242 miles. Loo
ated between Roswell and Kenna, ". M.
approximate Quantities
5000 Gu. Yds. Class / Excavation
i 55is Sta. . dv R :
5!OH Miles Growing and Shaping
1893 Gu. Yds. One Course Gravel Surfacing
4os Earth or Clay Plating
10 " Cement Bubble Masonry
% Lin. Fit. 49, Diam. 10 Ca. Corr. Metal
Culvert
74 "a" Diam. Il Ga. Corr. Metal
IS 80 Dam IL Ga. Corr. Metal
n Gu ids- Class 4 Concrete
15s Lbs. Reinforcing Bars
l49I LIN. IT. Asphalt Expansion Joint
5G5 Moving Fences
Each Gate and Cattle Guards
BRIDGES
L0 Gu. Yds. Class A Concrete
Sz Lbs. Reinforcing Bars
oi-lS+ N. y. NJ. Wooden Superstructure
10 A. M.
ACAEidA -iiu TfOltCt NO. sO3, curry lnun
y. Length OF project 13.024 miles. Loc-
ated between Clovis and Grady. n. NJ.
Approximate Quantities
i-lso ca. fds. Class ! Excavation
o5 g Borrow
-o5 Sta. Overhaul
800 Miles Growing and Shaping
-b.l u. Ids. Two Course Caiiche surfacing
az LIN. IT. Is, Diam. 10 Ga. Corr. Metal
1ulNGTt
- p" Diam. Il Ga. Corr. Metal
. Cqlvert
Is 80 Dam. Il Ga. Corr Metal
j ~ Gu fas. Class 4 Concrete
10 Lbs. Reinforcing Bars
1874 LIMIT. Moving Fences
BRIDGES
D4l Gu. fds- Class A Concrete
49, Ids. Reinforcing Bars.
asea< NJ b. NJ Wooden Superstructure
fo-Ms toE proposals, Instructions 10 bid.
-rTs, plans an specifications Tor Federal
aid froJeet No. s., may be examined at
tAe Office q DIstrct Engineer, Roswell N
NJ Tor Federal Aid ProJect No. q. Curry
~sunty, a. The Office Of the District En-
gIneer Santa Rosa, New Mexico; for both
pr1Jects At the office of the State High
-sy Engineer. Santa Fe. New Mexico. Law
ont, typical sections and structure
lists together with forms for proposals will
= mailed on application. 1t is not con-
,emplstet 70 mail any plans to prospective
The State Highway Commission reserve.
he right 10 rsisct any and al proposals.
L. A. GILLETT.
State Highway Engineer
santa Fe. New Mexico October s. 1s7f-
First publication Oct. z. 1921
Last publication Oct. g. 1927.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
Celebrates Sixth Birthday

Miss Winniired Walton was the
charming hostess OF a most delightful
party given Saturday afternoon, when
She entertained a number OF her small
friends in honor of her sixth birth
day.
lhe afternoon was spent in delight
tul games on the lawn and at a late
hour the children were led into the
dining room, which was beautifully
decorated in pink and yellow. where
ice cream and cake was served to
eleven little guests.-Clovis Journal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
A Benefit Musical Program

A musical program, in which local
talent will participate will be given
Saturday night, October 18th in the
auditorium OF the high school for the
purpose OF raising funds with which
10 buy books for children whose p1,.
cnts are uuahre to do o The musical
programs will be followed by an i'm
promptu dance, and the sale of re-
freshments and homemade candy. The
cause is a worthy one and the en-
teretainment will no doubt be well pa
tronized. Miss Hazel Sparks will rem
der a vocal selection.-Socoorro Chief
tain.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
Pie Supper ard Program

he pc supper given BY the De.
MONIES teaching faculty was a great
success. The net proceeds amounted
to about SIS and the program was
splendid Prof Oliver will first pur-
chase material for the basket ball team
and tire balance will go for other school
rrc-ssffies
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14

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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-10-14
Grand Matron Visits CHAPTER

Drard Matron OF the Eastern Star,
Mrs. Oils, of Santa Fe visited the Az
tee Chapter on Monday evening and
highly complimented the local ladies
Tor their proficiency in the work. Re-
treatments consisting Of chicken SAL
ad. pickles, coffee and cake were serv-
ed by Mesdames Grauel. Taylor. Will
son, anderson, Eubanks, and Miss
Mary McMichael-Aztec independent