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   Rio Grande Farmer (Newspaper) - October 11, 1923, Las Cruces, New Mexico                               OFFICIAL PAPER ren Entwined by College Directors of Chamber of Commerce evening al he rooms of the to a matters In the absence of Frenger dent Francis E Lester acted as chairman of meeting fifty boy and and chaperones nnd tors of the of the state Mexico ance at meeting of on by the extension service of State College according to C F Monroe director of extension who addressed the directors of the Chamber of Com- merce Monday evening Mr Monroe invited the directors to come out to tha college Thursday afternoon at four o'clock and see the te the i IitU wa auctioneer V m WM for the country evidence of the n w> that the Mi wth he i I Mr U 7 of tl them of the price he produced 31 of any section in u more than a bale to the acre as i now predicted for Paul's Church f fortt is the the h l of it and he hope tll t wiu come forward and put it across tions team at work tand take dinner with the young people at 5 o'clock He plated that the exhibits of the o Iho young people of thes dubs would be an eye-opener to th directors Boys and girls are here from th Dona Ana Be Otero Chaves San Juan Lea Roosevelt De Baca Curry Sn Miguel McKmley Grant Mora Har ding Valencia and Catron Later in the week the boys an girls will be taken on an automobil tour of Las Cruces vicinity during which they will visit the cotton gin and the packing plant of the Farm Bureau Marketing association Af ter this tour the boys and girls be taker to some the where they will be met by H H Of the Elephant Butte irrigation district who explain to them the of the irrigation project and methods ofs irrigation farming Livestock judging takes place on Tuesday and Wednesday while other demonstrations are continuous all the i week Following is the program of of Commerce Mrs demonstration woik nnd counties tak to hcr opportunity s feel that n put present at the P S HMS Francis E Lester anu N accountant acco Visitors C F Monroe ft lolt and R c county agent Stoes Home Burglarized Monday evening while Mr and Mrs onry Stoes were at State College entered their window While Mr ing part in various events Morning to 11 Bernalillo Otero CRaves Don Ana San Juan Afternoon Lea De Baca San Miguel McKinley Mornin to Crant De Bacn Curry to Mora Chaves San Miguel Curry Roosevelt Lea Dona Ana Afternoon Hot to o'clock Curry to followed by picnic to Valencia Lea Curry San Miguel to n L R San Miguel De wit Afternoon to Catron San Miguel be by rc nf cams ror thc chani State Co u the director on the PeP Day program o Collego to be held on Stoes but found locked her Mr Stoes who went home ed le get into the house shades were drawn burnt Elec Project Before Dona Ant Local When Dona Ana local of the bureau thc south Las Cruces of he club jointly at the Mr and Mrs H H Brook Before the real program of the day a delightful picnic lunch -as served under the trees of the ely lawn of the Brook home fn r project or U S bureau of reclamation spoke first takings fci Growth and has recently been in California and came back convinced that thc Elephant Butte project bas something the people of California have not in of climate fertility of land conditions generally e says the valley ha of men scheming only got the money possible and caring for the living condition of the his comes from has been e was recommended for this Rev M 0 Williams th or the Rev n if r Mrs Glisson Sha a rare a spirit o that wherever Market for Power from Dam jj nil it jj the of ti of Rto Crude i A Yii the new pastor wa secretary of the chamber of coming at Fort of his Cruces awaits the arrival of Mr Glisson with keen minC C Hill M the Lo Angele engineering firm of Code and HIM is here to malro a detailed ligation of market for rical power from the proposed Elephant Bulte plant Mr Hill who lor many years supervising en- the U S reclamation vice built the Roosevelt He an Intimate knowledge o the Bulle gallons for the proposed rict going into of the plan build an storage plant in thc 5 valley Ho FARMERS CASH GAINS OVER LAST YEAR Department of Research ican Farm Bureau Federation Aug 30 based tho latest production market trend Indicate about 200 greater than gam Is accounted for by probabl increase In the value of tho cotton op and of poultry out- Put The bring more cash than last year t0 tcM the farmer about tho same Inst year tobacco tho same nnd wheat less Former grosa sales for the last iron year million ars Tho forecast for next year Is million dollars which PUh pr and St Andrew's Guild to Hold Big Carnival Farmers Quarter Million for Melon Crop Melon from the in for tht crop About ave been paid by Monday Thl House Is Scene of Bridge Part Community house wa tho of one of tho prettiest who C F thn country He poko briefly of work of the bureau and said its work would likely be finished within a Following Mr Lawson W S Cone engineer Of Cone s Los Angeles who is m selUng the which wnn burnt utte Power plant should it matches dropped by the unwelcome on Hydro-Electric Mrs Stoes attempt to get and Elsewhere He 0 the house had evidently a dam similar to the proposed Palo ened he burglars who fled without as dam constructed at Mormon but left a sadly disorganized Flat underth Roosevelt house contents of drawers Arizona nnd its bone h ered over the floors j Perhaps the hc ade was that the lands may be put under cultivation at less cost than the lowland This would greatly augment the area of tillable in this section F E Lester first president of the REV WILLIAMS GOES TO NEW FIELD Tha sympathy of the entire com- lianis former pastor of St Paul's and cold Mo church In the great sorrow cent j ice at six o'clock mid hula last strains of Swee Home jitney waltr dies away on the air 10 golden brown hot penally for you hot inno nnd cake like mother There will be found will ed t stewards of the church resolutions L frijn I I 1 were urging upon the con- 1 I Pop corn forence at that he be and to this charge offering him nuts of absence forte lone a Mrs I If you aren't COTTON SELLING DATES C Y Smith government licensed otton classier will be present at He different rins on dates Main Day 2nd Tuesday Thursday as Cruces and Canutillo P.M Thursday P A M Frid Tuesday A U Ana county farm bureau told By getting his report on the ar wi bout a meet of school children o in n the outside speaker of in the afternoon the Aggies will mm in a AUo it is planned to have i Cruces Bulldogs meet the HOIK tney glad to be present on selling dates for the opportunity of bidding on blocks of cotton thrown together by a number of farmers This saves time to both growers and buyers who wish to cover a nf cut gins VALLEY TO ORGANIZE C OF C Residents of the northern end of Dona Ana county are urged to attend a meeting in the U reclamation Out 15 at 7 o'clock for the purpose of organizing a chamber of com- merce to work out the problems of that community Farmers and ness men of the district will address the meeting on subjects of MRS BOWMAN ENTERTAINS Mrs John M Bohman entertained he members of the Social luncheon club at her home yesterday a delightful repast yere used in decorating ive Bowman home the on the ladies played bridge Mrs R of cotton id an put automobile dealers of Ana county is asked jo bring a for the day ar a committee to see to it and sugar are to the crowds Sand L Ktt drinks will be sold to who their lunch Miller Field Dona of the Farm Bureau Progressive Spirit from the standpoint of the politics of tho county defining tics n ils broad sense He rejoiced in the improvement of the way in which the ballot is cast in county over the good old days when the balance of power lay with the gang that commanded tho most whisky Mr Lester's interesting address up to the one following by J W Taylor a pioneer in the valley The story of an old ditch commissioner ver M lj ere rooms C J wo first Mrs John Bini second high score were Mrs Q B id Mrs Cade Following houn of card of chicken salads to iMr who wre H B Holt Frank ho farmers netted tnm their me othar half having sly advanced by the Tho net return a was 73 centa year two more tlinn last year high Due to heavy mins and O the picking only am were shipped thla year Tba se car contained 724 crate Bd H to UM entire shipment wat 334 24 There wofe fivo distributing working in the cind Kelly A and C H Weaver and company Dona Ana Cruce and th Service company and tho company from Vinton About planted to melons year meant n not return o tho growers of n than nn aero for the crop averaged 270 of lo tho for shipment to thoso consumed locally nd in to are ow signing contracts with local for They let n slight decrease In acreage to Iho groat of the cotton crop to a present irrigation director was told in an amusing manner Most of his audience expressed themselves forever are gone of foregone the reappointment join then in the fan for the good church He therefore that thu conference make a and allow him lo take up work would be available upon hi return from Florida His were granted by the Bishop who pointed the Rev S L Glisson for Cruces and Mr Williams o Grand View n new field to be in El whenever he shall c ready lo take up thc work PAVING APPROVED Mayor Kelso morning from thc Lee Moor Contracting Co Mating that the proceedings of the town board had been approved by Us attorneys the begYn few Knights of Columbus Offer Lyceum Course of Columbus announce will bring the While ft Mover Lyceum to Us fall and winter The first of tho performances will be given at evening 17 hy the Shechon Trio If nlP a ber the cham program underway among u improve Miller college which program il way and a already raised for the field win xi I in all money for which has subscribed at State Col- Senior class has taken tt tk a memorial south end of the field i of of the the Porter winning the beautiful wa- er picture which was first prize resent Mesdames H B Holt P Porter H D Bowman John J G Hilmar heidl R L Young R F Hare W Sutherland Viola Broaddus and M Hayner NATIONAL GUARD OFFICER HERE Maj W T Miller instructor of the ith division of the guard in Las Cruces this from Santa Fe and will remain until Saturday getting acquainted with the officers of the local units of the 120 engineers who will entertain him at dinner this evening While here Major Miller will inspect the companies and consult with the cerl regarding their problems He is a tour of inspection of his entice which comprises New Dr H L Kent spoke briefly and to tho point on Diversification nnd Crop Rotation urging the farmer to avoid one crop system H H Brook answered many tions regarding the proposed ary dam proposition R C county agent reported on the progress of the work of cotton Among those present Messrs and I D Todd W C Strode W P Thorpe I G Mayfield Ft C Stockdale J E Williams R M Atkins J S McClure Thomas F Cooney C E Locke J W Newberry V I Reiter J W Taylor McCarty Hunter Williams Hess Mesdames A K Thomas W E Palmer Sara Van Vleck Long son Waif and Miss Rose Johnson Messrs George L E W S Cone los Angeles El K T Kent State College Numa Frenger nd F K Lester Mexico Arizona Oklahoma and Colorado ANITA STEWART IN NEW ROLE The Cosmopolitan picture The Love Piker which will be ure at the theatre for two days beginning Tuesday next This s the first of a series of five tures which E Mason Hopper will do for the Cosmopolitan organization Anita Stewart heads in all-star cast NAVAJO THEATRE PROGRAM Thursday and Friday Taylor and Wallace Berry n Only a Shop Girl Saturday Noah and Wallace Berry in Storm swept Sunday and Monday Antonio Moreno and Pauline Stark in Lost and Found Anita Stewart in The Love Piker Tuesday and Wednesday The Rev George F Elam tist B Y P U worker for the state was in Las Sunday and day and preached at the First tist church both in the morning aad the evening SEASON'S BEST PICTURES COMING TO NAVAJO is closed for the winter and now aii will take place in the Navajo theatre on north Main street The has been cleaned and for the new season anl M ager Stewart has installed a ventilating system which keeps a steady stream of fresh air circulating throughout the house at all times Mr Stewart announces hc has con- tracts for all of the season's best tures On his list are such as Douglas Fairbanks Robin Quincy Adams all of Thos new pictures and all the Paramount productions He has also secured several series of excellent snappy and full of laughs The people of Las good pictures and support in our efforts to provide thc Mr Stewart said today is a pleaSure to cater to such audiences and f feel that no fort should he roared to with the clais of ment procurable Ol n M Duel inkier Ben A corge M Clark H H Dim Stuart M ft f Sutherland T C Sexton J c Water inn and Kly nd to Coone The Lyceum com- mit has completed tts for tho presentation of lyceum of five The Ensemble company Oft 20 Edward I sociologist and Nov 24 B R Jan 8 The Caran Wolah Jan IB und the March Thla U probably tho this community each attraction il known for the of Us work The college Is ing to give tho students nnd patrons nu opportunity of enjoying tho grade if entertainment which usually to ho found only in the larger clUes ither than tho courses which are ordinarily pro Rented In tho only a small number of tickets be placed on aale Reservations be made at Jewelry store The U or for Anyone may M- descriptivo literature from Mr able Irish will Shenhan Company Hlai Sheehan upern the of hlr In Lyceum he LADIES HAVE ALL DAY SEWING BEE The ladies of the Aid society had an old fashioned sewing hee at the church on Tuesday The day was pleasantly spent in quilling comforts waving aprons ftc A basket lunch wai served at noon Among those present Hoagland Borrows liott Wade Loomia Bentley Condit French Mclntosh Brown Harris Stewart Shipe Smith Johnson Misses and Cromo Mr Mrs Price who several here Mr mother hare returned to their home In for the performance will n at La Cruces Book Shop y and the an- seats tickets for six CARD PARTY FOR M C Clark fow friend with 00 party evening at hone of cUrk honoring Cruces tomorrow decorated with American Beauty and Air hc iw ot was Mn C M Following the card r ite an to their LAS CRUCES AVENUE CHANGES HANUS Or John T Hill of Or Charles Leo Hill of 11111 ha bought the Frank M in avenue Mr who uld were- no K R w M r I Clark IL recently the Ili leod in avenue house and made many and to it He to move into his new residence which will one of thf wont in the valley latter part of next month Dr Hill and his family well known in having their home at nmt They will be heartily welcomed by the people of our city who will be to them at The M L Realty agency negotiated the Welfare nf W Santa Fr In with the the Practice or Midwifery promulgated hy Stair Public Welfare November 20 1922 and published fn the New f Santa PC I George S an of Public do hereby the Mid to hp in full force and in thr of nm Ana Mew Mexico on and after hi notice Copies of laid may be from the County Heaith Officer or from U State Board of PuW Health Sanm New Mexico Signed c H LUCKETT of HEADS SCHOOL Hum Loi paper will prove of interest many Cruces people who Know Smith Prof Smith who comes Cruces N M to charge of the Seal Bench school Principal year ha had and varied experience in that la expected to be a n to the whoo community Mr or College Emporia and bachelor College Kans i a regularly coUege of the north en tral association He h hsd of he University of and one at Chicago Mr Smith in tho high lx yean and Bt the college Kans nine where he was In arts four years ho ha rt Ua Cruces He M county m county In Grant county coming to Seal Beach the part of Mr hw taking an active In th new and ann of material the hoard in the he forth D W has hi e of 1 S the w Pa D C N Y   

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