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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
Highway Through
Mescalero Reservation
To Be Improved
Especial 20 The Hcrnial

ROSWELL. y. NJ, May At
The Roswell chamber of ccmmcfce
through It's Lee Highway commit
tee sem a representative TO a
meeting at Aiumogordo. NJ A..
called by Dr. r.. -. McKfniey.
chairman OF the New Mexico Leo
Highway unit, to devise ways for
widening and surfacing the high
way through the Mescniero In
dian Reservation.
About four miles Of the n.gh-
way. the portion most In need OF
attention. will be surfaced "A, once,
the work to start in a few days.
The money available. however,
viii provide only Tor a nine-foot
surface ove this section. A nine
foot surface IL quite inadequate
for the heavy volume OF travel
over this road since the l,oswell
way became so popular with
tourists. and the plans discussed
and perfected at the meetin. were
for a twenty-four foot grade with
slxteen-foot gravel surface. six
inches deep the entire distance "
nineteen and one-hnlf miles
through the reservation. The Inn
portance az carrying through this
project win be put before IN.
proper departments Of tn, road
building machinery OF the govern
mont NJ once, and II ~ believed
relatively quick action will be oh
tuincd In the mntter.
Dr. 4. u. Mckinley and l.. q.
i'cirHpL OF Alnmogordo. were dele
gated to work ouf the details Of
betiing action ON the matter,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
PLANS TO ENTERTAIN
5000 VISITORS TO
Be MADE MONDAY
Meeting Called at the
Chamber of Com
merce at 3 p. m.

a meeting Of ali people who arc
at AL interested In helping TO show
1sotnrian and Shriner delegates ov-
Or the city when they pass through
here the first ten daye In June
has been called NJ the chm mber
Of Commerce at three o'clock to-
morrow afternoon ny the special
Joint committee OF the Rotary club
and tho Chamber OF Commerce.
This special committee met at
tho Chamber OF Commerce on FRI
day afternoon. hut nothing defi-
mite was done. u was decided that
MI automobiles and assistance Of
nll people witch " II possible 20
get would be necessary 10 make a
Of the entertainment Of the
5000 To 10000 delegates who will
stop over here rOr a while on their
way TO conventions at the coast.
I'd for an hour and q half. II vas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
100000 BOND
ISSUE TO REPAY
COUNTIES NJO|NED
Court Restraints Return
of Money for Financ-
ing Railroad Projects

SANTA FE \. NJ. May eg.-
The issuing Of nearly $500. 600
bonds To repay Santa Pc. Grant.
Hidaigo and Luna counties and
silver Guy for helping finance CON
struction of the Santa De and sil-
yer City branches OF the A. r. aud
3. g. was enloined today by Dis
trlct Judge Edwin Mcchom o. the
result OF suit brought by a. -.
Bryant. Portaies. Tor the tnxpay-
association.
The bonds were to be issued by
tho New Mexico loan commission
under authority given by the 1921
legislature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
Smudging Successful
In Valencia County

LOS LUNAs, n. NJ, May H.
Valencia county fruh growers of
this vicinity were given an object
iesson In the value OF smudginR
this week. WHEN County Aericul-
.tural Agent u. s Conroy took a
number Of them 10 yiait thu w
u. Rndcliffe peach orchard of
iielen. where smudginR has been
used with success this spring.
The Radcliffe orchard OF 1876
tree1 II heavily loaded with fruit.
while orchards car his. where no
smudginF was done. have but a
few peaches to tho tree. He tried
out both one-Ralion and nvc-
gallon heaters. but found the latter
more effective. according to his
own statement. He sayP he WINS
able to raise the temperature In
the orchard about 10 degrees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
Former Clovis
Man Ends Life

CLOVIS. n. NJ, May I'll
Richard y Moore, formerly a resi-
dent OF Clovis and Curry county.
Committed suicide at Wellington.
Texus. NJ six O'Clock. "Wednesday
afternoon, according TO a telegram
received here by w. n Cole. IL u
said that worry over financial
matters and sickness caused him
70 take his life. Mr. Moore was
well known In Clovis, having at
ono time been employed at the
Wismiiler Hardware company.
now Roberts Dearborne Hard
wac. later he purchased the
Tom Reagan farm six miles east
OF Clovis. where he lived until
eighteen months ago. when he sold
his property and moved 10 Well
.lngton. Texas. Mr.. Moore leaves a
wife and several children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
STATE CAPITAL AND NEW MEXICO NEWS
Is in Las Vegas
High School Class
Graduate Friday

LAS VEGAS. n. W.. May 27-
The Fast Las Vegas schools will
close Friday with the graduation
OF a class of 20 from the eighth
grade and o class Of &c from the
hiEh school. The year has been
the most successful in the history
OF the schools. Next year the high
school will be housed In the new
si0o, 600 building, now under crec
tion.
The class sermon win be preach
cd sunday night al the duncan
opera house. By Rev. n. X. Mills.
pastor OF the First Methodist
church. ON Monday afternoon the
senior class Will participate in the
annual class day program. Friday
afternoon the eighth grade COM
mencement will be held In the
Christian church. with the address
to The class by Rev. %. W. Hearn.
pastor OF the church. The com
mcncement exercises VIII be held
Friday evening IN the Duncan
upcrn house. when the address to
the First Presbyterian church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
Las Vegas Normal
Ready for a Big
Summer School

las VEGAS. n. NJ. May ~
The extensive building campaign
that has been under way here Tor
the past year came just In time TO
enable Las Vegas 20 take care Of
the largest summer school In the
history OF the Normal University.
The people u the city and tho
Chamber of Commerce have CO.
operated to supply the best list Of
furnished rooms and apartments
that has Eve been available to
Normal students and In securing
employment for those who wish to
work during spare time.
Held Auditorium. nov ready for
use. VIII enable the cntire student
body to gather comfortably at as
-embly time, and viii be used Tor
the series OF piaylets "a be given
hy students under direction Of Pro-
fessor r.. W, Scott. who will give
also a full course In public speak
Ing. Repairs IN the main building
are now ce.npleted.
Miss Margaret Kennedy OF tho
department OF English has fin
ished a post graduate course Of
Wellesley. and has returned
equipped to Etiil better her depart
mcnt. which now ranks among The
foremost in the southwest. Miss
Louise Consuela 1aramillo. who
will have chorus and public school
music, has just completed post
graduate work at Columbia. The
manual training department has
been revived after four years. I'M
der T. Z. McCoilister. an expert
lnrfruefor In Waod working anil
sheet metal work. and n. locat-
ed in q mcdern workshop on n
campus. a cafeteria viii he To-
Gated IN the campus. and Is n new.
achool-managed. accommodation for
the siudents.
There will be supervised a%tliiet-
icf, and tennis and croquet courts
arc located adjoining the campus.
Actnsl work of the summer term
begins June 9. with the preceding
four dBys devoted to registration.
Many arrivals witnessed the gradu-
alton NJ n ciuss OF IS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
USE SULPHUR TO
HEAL YOUR SKIN
Broken Out Skin and Itching
Eczema Helped Over Night

For unsightly skin eruprona,
rash or bitches on face, neck.
arms or body. you do not have 10
wait for relief from torture or cm-
barnssment. declares n noted skin
specialist. Apply a little Rowlea
Mentho-eulphur ana Improvement
shows next day.
because OF Is germ destroying
properties. nothing has ver been
found 70 take the place OF this
sulphur preparation. The moment
you apply Il healins begins Only
those who have had unsiRhtly skin
troubles cun know the delight this
Mcntho-Sdlphur brings. Even
fiery. itching eczema IN dried right
up.
Get a small jar from any good
druggist and use II like cold cream.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
Many Clovis Men
At Shrine Ceremonial

CLOVIS, n. NJ, May sI.-CIo-
Wis was well represented at the
shrine Ceremonial held In Amaril-
10 this week. About lei automo-
biles left Clovis "Wednesday,
among those who r In atten-
dance being. MIR. and Mrs. j. II.
Denhof and children. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. n. Gregg and son. Bobbic. DIR.
aud Mrs. II. AZ. Chapman and
daughter. Jean: MIR. and Mrs.
John o. Howard. Jchn q. Jr.. and
Mary Emma Howard: Messrs,
Douglass FitzhuRh. Wallace car
mack. a. Mandeli. Fred y. Den
mis-. J. T.. Lindley. H.. NJ. Wiiilams
and c. G. ItidingA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
Boy Scouts at
Roswell to Have
A Fine Club House
Especial to The HcrnldD

NOSWEI.L \. NJ. May 2I.-At
a meeting Of the Roswell Council
OF the BOY Scouts Of America re-
Gently u was decided 10 remodel
only for troop meeting purposes,
making Of Il u splendid club house,
with gymnasium equipment, radio
receiving set. library and other
club house features. The club
house will he under the supervision
OF u committee composed entirely
uf scouts. with the scoutmaster
and assistant scoutmasiers as an
advisory board. Work will be
commenced on The building at
once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
Pine Lodge Hotel
To Open June z

ROSWELL. y. NJ May TT
The Pine Lodge association. OPP
Grating the Pine Lodge hotel In
the Captain mountain. wet OF
Roswell. Is planning a formal
opening for Friday, June 2. Plans
are being made for the entertain
nienf OF several hundred guests
and II Is expected that the OPEN
ing viii be a gaIn affair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28

IIVNW F.TTs, n, No May II
Ono member of this years grad
ugfing class Of the New Mexico
Military Institute has received an
appointment TO West Point and
has received an Annapolis APP
Robert X. McDonouEh.
OF San Francisco, goes 10 West
Point. and John !. Burnside, OF
Silver city. goes to Annapolis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28

We cnfi our agency The Agency
of Services because chief fnnc-
ticn Is 20 render service 10 Pacific
Muiuol nuiieE holders ~ this ttr-
ruarX NJ seal IN service,
W f,rd that mhar policy holders
do not fully understand their poll
dies. aa1 The benefits thew are en-
tItira ~ We maize n OUT business
10 isii lthcm,
We .tnranNe frr loans on their
pAiic'ts u desired.
W. i,1Irti fli accident and sick
n>.a tIt<mp f'eiit hers.
W. atInnke tor ptcmium extern
lI1nn #itnenf red t4ito, and per-
f..<4s M41t othff services which
t..< I1.II< upa<faend are handled
I@@Ii4. Come Il 4na set ne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
Socorro County
Man Bitten by
A Rabid Skunk

SANTA FE. May g7.-H was re-
ported To the public health bureau
today that a Socorro county man.
whose name vas not given. had
been bitten by n rabld skunk and
taking the pasteur treatment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
MmlLI1R TAKEs orFlcE

ROSWELL. n. NJ. May 81
Jnffa Mailer. Of Roswell. has
taken office NJ registrar OF tho
Roswell land office. succeeding
Judge Emmett Patton. who has
held the position for the last eight
years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
PRISONERS ESCAPE
fSmariai No The Hcruldl

ROaWETIl n. M May IL
George W. Lee and I, A. Welsch.
confined In the county JAIL for vio-
lation Of the prohibition laws. cs-
capped yesterday while working
around the court house yard and
are still nt lnrve,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28

ROSWELl., \. N. Nav IL
Twenty-Five members 81 the
Charles DE Bremond Post Of the
American Legion. have organized
q rifle club and have applied for a
charter TO affiliate with the Ma
tionai Rifle Association OF Amer
icn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28
Roswell to Observe
Memorial Day

Graves OF soldier dead In the RIOS
we'll cemetery Will he decorated
with fiDwtrs next Tuesday by the
mertbcrf OF The Charles he Bro-
ntor1 pces Oh the American Legion.
efslefrd hy the Boy Scouts. Flow-
orr Will he donated by Roswell
peopie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28

Scotland Yard has 100000 finger
prints 80 perfectly classified that
any special one cnn be found in
one minute.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28

Airfnun, lying against the wind,
esch al considerable attitudes, FREE
qile1tiy complain Of getting dust In
tlieis eycx,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28

You are about TO leave school
now and il would be well TO
advise with your teacher as
to what business course you
should take up. This school
develops your practical I'M
telligence aud fits you for the
business world. Why not
start now.
Keep on Reading Mr..
Educators Talks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-28

night OF the far north, In rl
rsrvsd by THE Eskimo Tor his holt,
day "A
, 1922-06-29
W. F. DALEY ANNOUNCES FOR ASSESSOR

During the past two years Will F. Daley has served as Conn
ty Assessor of Carbon County. Owing to his previous business
experience, his acquaintance throughout the county and his abso
lutte fairness has has accomplished wonders in the assessors
office.
In this weeks issue Of The Republican Mr.. Daley is announc-
ing his candidacy for re nomination on the Republican ticket and
the tax payers throughout the county are very generally ralying
to his support as they all realize that he has given each one an
absolutely square deal' during his term Of office.
The last issue of the Snake River Sentinel carried the fol-
lowing editorial regarding. Assessor Daley:
Speaking Of county officials who have rendered faithful and
efficient service during their terms of office, we cannot help but
name Will F. Daley, present county assessor. Will has probably
tried harder and succeeded better than any assessor we ever had
II, in the matter Of equalizing the vlues of property, which, after
all, is the nearest approach that any human being can come to-
handling ling a department as unpopular as taxation.
There is something decidedly unwelcome about paying taxes
for everyone and it is really surprising to find so much courtesy
from people extended to the officers who attempt to carry on
this work. 1t seems that no one objects wholly to paying his
share of the expenses of government, provided he has q pretty
fair idea that his neighbor is going to pay his share on the very
same basis. I
1T was with this idea in view that Mr.. Daley started out to
adjust and remodel values upon a large class Of property in the
county and to attempt to bring out a proper level In such values
property appeared to be high with reference to its locality
and class he Immediately recommended a scaling down Of such
values, and where it appeared too low he ordered the reverse,
REGARDLESS Of persons sas. personality or friends and - know from
did this intelligently, conscientiously and i~nyariably.,'
, 1922-06-29
AGAIN THE TEAPOT"
casper Tribune)

casper Tribune)
Statesmen in other sections of the country and operators in
other oil fields of the world are concerning themselves q great
deal more with reference to the Teapot Dome area than the
statesmen, operators and folks nearer home. The latter find
nothing alorming in the situation, either economical or political
and the natural question as to the former why all the hubbub?
The mideontinent field may well find discomfort with the
prospect OF a pipe line delivering q superior product ut an equal
or less price, at their very door. It doubtless sees the waning Of
the day of its price fixing Of an inferior article in competition
with a superior article.
But the rush Of the statesmen Of other and non-interested
They never did such a thing before. Not even in a congressional
year when the chances were even better and we were in greater
tiers in the congressional campaign situation.
Senator Hendricks attitude is well understood in Wyoming.
He is fighting for his political ~scalplock, Ut present within reach
of Frank Mondells tomahawk. He would magnify any situation
however insignificant into q campaign issue. If he can see any
thing in the Teapot simmering other than a perfectly legitimate
and proper transaction with the records before him, he is under
taking to deceive the people who have trusted and honored him
in the past. f
And on the other hand he is forgetting his oft repeated decla-
ration of support of the president and his administration. The
senator is well aware that Mr.. Harding and his cabinet secretaries
are not playing false to the trust reposed in them by an excess of
some seven millions of our voting proplation, in the Teapot trans
action or any other transaction.
After Senator kendrick has supported, condoned and even
approved the many betrayals Of the people by his party and it's
administration under his favorite president, Nh. Wilson, he should
not grow so suddenly virtuous as to startle old friends in Wyom-
ing when the odor of crude oil is waited to Washington on some
vagrant western breeze.
, 1922-06-29

est solicitation, and after carefully considering the reasons he
mittee accepted same.
Mr.. Brimner, in the following letter to the secretary of the
Republican County Central Committee, set forth his reasons for
resigning as state committeeman:
Cheyenne, Wyoming, June "a, 1922.
Mr.. R. H. Alcorn,
Secretary County Republican Committee,
Rawlins, Wyoming.
My Dear Mr.. Alcorn:
AS you know, I was not a candidate two years ago for cleo.
ton as a member of the Republican State Central Committee. l
felt at that time that my continued absences from Carbon County
rendered it inadvisable to elect me to the position. In spite Of the
granted me the honor and privilege of representing Carbon Coun-
ty upon the State Committee. I served during the last campaign,
and since that time, and have endeavored in every way to faith
fully represent Carbon County.
Active campaign work has already been commenced through
that active work is also going on in Carbon County. I have been
away not only from Carbon County, but from the State for a-
pro%imately three of the last four months, and it now looks as if
l would be leaving the state again next week.
Carbon County is entitled to the best service that a man
can give. While 1 would give that service if 1 was here, yet when
l am out of the State so frequently, it is impossible for me to ade-
quately represent the Republican organization in Carbon County.
Under these circumstances l am herewith enclosing my resig-
nation as a member of the State Central Committee, and request
you to have a meeting of the Executive Committee called, my
resignation presented and accepted and my successor elected.
Thanking you and the members of the committee for the
favors which you have granted me in the past by repeated cleo
tons to the State Committee, and with sincere wishes for Re
publican success in Carbon County during the ensuing campaign,
l am, Very truly yours,
GEO E. IMMER
, 1922-06-29

~ 81 Us nH--A.-r M.L# T
NJ. and Me-. Victor Heinrichs left
tire fAst of the week for Denver,
wAefe tAey win spend . week. and
|whsre MnE Heinrtehs will enter q
Ae6DftM cad undergo an operation
fer - renewal Of her tonsiis.
During the absence Of Mrs. Helm
.ricks who y the operator at the
Phillips Beaaty Pariors, thu e.
t~Abliah1nsnt b being rsmodeled and
.s1Exrgo4 esA all modern equipment
3 befnE aaded. Mrs. 3. c.. Phillips,
who y the swner and manager OF
the shop, recently made . trip, to
Denver, whore she purchased sever
al new and up-to7date appliances for
use I'm this work.
Mr. HAAEschs will return to Raw
Tins early nsxt week and the shop
VIA theas - ready TOR business on a.
hreeF an1 more up-to-date plAus
, 1922-06-29

The Republican is in receipt &C Vol. l., No. /, of the Wyoming
State Ledger, an Independent Democratic paper, published at
cheyenne by Will Reid, a former newspaper man of this city.
Editor Reid is for the present having this paper printed by
the Wyoming Labor Journal, but within a short time he expects
himself.
This new addition to Wyoming newspapers will be published
weekly and, as explained by Editor Reid, will be Democratic in
? = sil but at at any srE; time he feels it necessary to do SO. he will
The first issue of the Wyoming State Ledger was quite
interesting and clearly reflected Editor Reid in the editorial
column. ..~, "a. - ~
, 1922-06-29
CARBON COUNTY TO BE CONGRATULATED

During the past four weeks the county treasurers of the
various counties of the state have been having the delinquent tax
lists of their counties published.
A careful investigation of these delinquent lists shows that
in practically every county in the state the number of delinquent
taxpayers has greatly increased over previous years. However.
in one county this is not the case, as in our own county of Carbon
the list this year is but a trife larger than former years.
While it is regrettable that there are ever any delinquent tax
payers at all, yet the people of this county can take considerable
satisfaction in knowing that in this county there are less delin-
quent taxpayers than in any other county in the state.
The smallness of the list this year reflects great credit upon
the efforts of the county treasurer as we'll as upon the other
county officers.
, 1922-06-29

Although neither of these gentlemen were psrticulrhyI
anxious to again become candidates, yet both realize that their
experience will prove very valuable to the county during the next
candidates. |
Republicans and taxpayers renerally throughout the county,
viii welcome the announcement Of "Scotty" Mckay and ANDY
Nelson with a great deal Of pleasure.
, 1922-06-29

George E. Brimmer, who has represented the Republicans of
Carbon county as State Committeeman for the past ten years, last
week submitted his resignation to the Executive Committee Of the
Republican County Central Committee.
The members of the Executive Committee were very reluct
ant in accepting the resignation of Mr.. Brimmer, but at his earn
, 1922-06-29

LIVING w. W. Dz11E ..T
Newly Elected State Committeeman From Carbon County.
The Executive Committee. in accepting the resignation Of Mr..
Brimmer as State Committeeman, ordered that he be extended q
hearty vote of thanks for the wonderful service he has rendered
the state, the county and the Republican party during the years
he has served as State Committeeman.
hon. W. W. Daley was the unanimous selection of the Execu.
tive Committee as state chairman to succeed Mr.. Brimmer, Mr..
Daley Is one OF the real bigNmen in the state of Wyoming and.
owing to his wide acquaintance throughout the state, his ability
ana ms personality. he will undoubtedly take a leading part in
M affairs OF the State Committee right from the first.
, 1922-06-29

Very Respectfully,
A NORTON.
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