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Children’s Hair Ut$ a
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‘HOURS-S A. M, to P. M.
sa~~w, OPOIIto P. M+
mJuanita Chapter o. 2S
Order Eastern ~
‘~~r s=~u I#t ~nd srd
O. E, S, SocinlClubIIIeti eve~~
other WedneBdayaf er~oon
~rm H.u,e.
Vi*itOra COrdiilly W Ioomd
Mm ANNA MEIKLE, . M.
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I M“. BERTtE J. BRADEhRIJ,smc.
Mrs. C. W., Hoovm and Mrs. W. (
Hart motored ~ the Cam p~lre Girl,
camp at Ute Park WcdnE sday for
few houm, visit.
Arthur Whlttaker rsturn ed ‘Monda
from Boulder, Colo., wh, ,re he he
been in akten(tance this pat t year a.g
student at the University of Colorad(
Mrs. Ed Gathman, of Roy, has bee
a gu~t fOr the past severs days wit
Mr. and Mm. Chao. Frasie] ,.
DAWSON Df?,FEATs FAST
. . BERWIND TEAI
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‘A’hefnst Berwind team, with i:
record of having been ~~efeate
durin$ the present seamn, ~a~ d,
featcd in Sunday’s contest, by th
Dawson first team, 3 to 6. The gam
was a first. class exhibition of the ~j
kionn] Sport from start tO finish an
was keenly enjoyed by the Iarg
crowd present at the local diamOnd ,,
~vitaess it. The game wan feature
by a number of lon~ drives a“d b
the sFort5mh”1ike co”d~~~ of bot
teams durin~ the covtest. l~ntil th
fifth inning, the game proved a pitcl
er’s battle with Shefferma” for Daq
son receiving the gilt edgg R“pp,Yr
Two additional tuna annexed by Dav
SOI]in tbe ei~hth sewed up the gam
and “the locals found it unnbce~~ar
to play their haM of the ninth.
The reputation rJf the Da~~CI” ~Iu
aS a bunch of hard.hitting, fast fie]c
in~ ball plnyem is quite generally e~
tablished and the pre~ent season is t
See this reputation main~ ined+ Th
Tam@ Sunday signalized ~ victor,
over one of the stiO”gegt ~]nb~ ~
Southern Cnlorwdo and D=w~on fan
h.v. every confidence that the ba]
lnce Of the season will hang ~evera
more scalps’ to tbe belt.
On neti Sunday and Monday, Julj
lrd and 4th, Dawaon and the fas
VfItIHouten team-s wil meet upon thi
ocal diamond. V*” J outen haa bnel
.I]nying good bail this se-o” and hal
recently stren~hened ik line-up wit}
$Cvera’1new players. The Fourth oj
.Tuly game will h+ cal,led at ,3. s0 ~~,
clock, ~mediately following th{
sports mheduled to trike place o“ th~
main street. The line-up for”tbe mm<
last Sunday was as follows: Koehling
:.; Sbefferman, p.; Scribner,’ lb.; Am,
bose, 2b.; Lurnl~y, -.: Smart, %b.rf,,
Kerr, cf.; Shnn”on, lf, .
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The Dawson Garage is expecting M
nlake deliveries th~s week to tbe fo].
owing, wbo have ordered new DodEc
;Ouring cars: R. T. Bird, A“dre~ K~d.
fie and Baker Shannon. 1
A dance will be given at the opera
house on the ive”ing of J“Iy 2nd “nt
*r the auapic- of the Boy Scoute,
Kom$ made pies will also ,be ~ f=.
:ure attraction for the same date.
Mes~rs, Clrro Norem, J, S. R“me]]
ind J. H. Gafford motOred to Raw”
in Tuesday evening, J“n= 21~t, ~ at.
:end a upecial communi~atiO” of the
Wasonic hdge.
.The only available ]i”di~ field it
lresent is the large alfalfa field “Ortb
)f the E. P. & S. W. tracks between
lawson and the dairy ranch. OM~c.
:Ount of tbe great importance of tbe
vind in effecti~ n safe Ia”ding, a
atisfactory Ianding field should be
1 Equare of aho”t EO”+cre~, permit.
inE a landing from any direction.
iviator Billinm will ~etmn to D=w.
on within the next WO or three
~eekB ta spend sevira] daya in mak.
hg local fli~ht$.
WORKMAN KILLED BY
.ROCK CRUSHEI
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While engaged in tending tbe roe]
crusher being operated at Colfax fo
the preparation of road surfacini
matprial, Louifi Pritihett, age 22, ac
cidenblly fell againti the crusherfll
wheel, ?ausing him to be kil]ed a]mbs
infltantfy. There was no eye witnes
to the” accident, but the eviden~~ ~a
quiti clear as b tbe manner of hi
death.
It ia presumed he was in tbe act o!
shoveling out dirt that had caved i,
from the side-hill sgalnst the revolv
ing wheel, whe~ his foot slipped
tbrowlng him against the large fl~
wheel and winding him “p ~“ th[
shafL His clothing was tir” from
his body almost, entirely and his pel
V;S, legs and head badly Iacerated b]
being burled about by the fly whce
shaft. Severa,l minutes had evtdent
Iy elap?ed before one of the workmer
dismvered the body and the ~“xin{
runnin~ the gru8her could be gh”t, off
Medical assistance was immetiifitelj
summoned fmm Daweon, but tbe m~r
died shortly after being extricate
from the machinery.
The unfortunate man had beer
with Contractor Smith for about a
year and wan regarded a~ a firgt.clasl
workman. A twin brother livin~ in
Kansas was Imme:diate]y notified ~i
the death., Tbe body was brougbt to
Daw80n and prepared for burial, ”
In accordance with a req”e~t re.
:eived Friday from a brother living i“
Cabool, Mimonri, the ‘body was ship.
ped Saturday morning to that place
[or burial,
AVIATOR VISITS DAWSON
Arviator B, F. Billings, piloting a ,
LaitdiSwallow ‘plane from Wichita,
Kans., landed atColfax Saturday af-
ternoon from Roy, N. M., and mad?
flights in this vicinit& during, ,his
three-day stay. During his visit, n
number of passengers from DawsfJ”
availed themselves of the oppo~tfln.
ity to take flights over the neighbor. J
in,q country. A wonderful view can
be obtained from the ‘plane of the
nlountuinous countr~to tbe West and
the plains country to the east. Rnton
to tbe. north and Cimarron to’ the
south are easily distl~ished at 3,000
feet. The most congpicuons peakx
along the wwtern sky line are Ba’ldy,
Temporary headquarters have bee”
established by the aviator at Roy
while conductin~ a “jitney” snrvice
for this $ection of New Mexico. There
IS quite a demand for cross-country
flights, besides Iocnl pasuenger ser.
vice for those deuiring short fl!f?h!s.
Tbe ‘plane will be located at Las Ve.
gas durin~ tie Cowboys reunions this
next week.
David Schneberg, clerkof the Store
house depafient, was ~hent i“ .DPn.
ver this pmst week on bu8inesg.
, Mrs. Al Bourne returned lsst Wed. ‘
needay from a three-weeks) visit in
Raton &th friends,
Mrs. A“lex Sneddon and ,Uiss Jess:e.
SayerS were hostesses to the ]adieg of
tha kaatern Star on Wednesday after.
noon, June ,Zznd,
Mrs. Wm, H,oran entertUin ed a,
company of her lady friends on Wedncsday
afternoon, June 22nd.
‘Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Brenna” and
little daughter were expected to r?.
turn the middle of. the present ~vesk ~
from a month’s absence in tbe enst.
DAWSON CLUB DIRECTORS
ELECT OFFICERS
The nine direc:ors of the D,awsv
:lub held a meeting o“ Wedncaday
~vening, June 22nd. for the p“rp~sc
If e]ebng new officers for the fis.
:al year starting, Jul y 1at.j Tbe fol.
owing officers were e]ected : .P~e8ident,
J. B. ‘Morrow, ~vice-president,
John O)BrierI ; secrekry a“d trea~”r.
or, H. T. Vanderwaal.
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Miss Margaret Hanson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Hanson of Amar.
i]lo, !l’Exas, h= been a gu~~t d“tiw
Ibe past week at the home of Mr, and
~rfl. G, M. Hanson.
Deonitls titallo, the little tb?ee.
year.old ky who was accidenm]ly i“.
jured this past week by being r“n
over by a truck, was @ken hOm@
Miss. Helen Boyle, who has been Tuesday from the ho~pital. The tb~h
conducting Mummer ~chool, ret”r”ed bone. was fractured ,but is now healinz )
t~ first of the week to be= hOm~ i“ nicely.
Trinidad
tion.
to ~pe”d her
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H“mrner Vacn. Tbe four weeks
conducted at tbe
ok summer ~~hOol~
Central school bj-
Mrs. Elizabeth Meik]e i= at the ho~.
pital this week receiving treatment,
Misses Martin and
eluded lam Friday.
Boyle, was con.,
About thirty.five
Charles Sneddon left Tuesday
morning, for a te”.days, visit in c~l~.
rado.
pupils availed themselves of this
portunity to make “p back work,
Miss Celeste Martin, one of
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the
BaY fdttrell, son of Mr. “and Mrs. Dawson teachers who haa bee” co,,-
E, R. Littcell, retlir”ed this past week ducting a monhh)s session of summer
~rOm a year spent at the university
)f Illinois at Champaign, 111.
Charl~a T. Jernigan, wbo has been
school, left Sunday for Yukon, Okla.,
Ivhere she expects b spend hnr summer
vacation with het si~ter.
;njoying a month’s %acation visjt at A camping party, consisting of Mr.
11sformer home in Kentucky, ret”r”. and Mm. James Saul, Mr. and Mrs. E.
)d Monday.
T. Ifngle, Mr. a“d Mrs. RCIyHi]] .“d
A number of tbs promi”e”t bffi.
!ials of the Phelps Dodge” corporation
Mrs. E. C. Babbitt, enjoyed
znd fishing trip to cimamo~
a camp ,
Ca”o”
were expected to mak an ~fficial over tbe week.e”d.
,init b Dawson early i“ J“]y.
Reporti fmm the Campfire Girls
!ampwg above Ute park in Cimarro”
anon give a glowing acco””t Of their
experiences and of their ideally locat.
:d camp. Quite a number of visi tor~
rere up over Sunday to sample the
amp cwking.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Crawford, pnr-
Seveti] members of the IOCmI Ma.
3011iCorder mutired over to Ra~”
Inst Tuesday evening @ attend ~ ~P=_
:ial communication of Gate City
;odge Nw. 11, which was addressed ,hy
Srand Ma8ter Lester of Mesjlla park,
V. M,.
The Reed Carnivml com~ny, which
Mae marooned i“ Daw80n for over
nts of Mr. be Crawford. arrived
he first of the week from Gamiso”,
‘exas, for a monti)s vitit i“ DawsfJ”.
ir. and Mrs. A. B. Calhoun, of port
.aVaca, Texne, mre also gueuk at the
:hree weeks on acmuot of thmArkan.
Ins Valley Flood, left on the morning
)f the 22nd for Dodge City, Ksns.,
‘Ora week’s utand. The Carnlvnl car.
les, fifteen cam, inc!udi”g foir ~]eep.
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:mwford hoiiIe Eor a gbort visit.
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