The Carlsbad Current, 1908-11-27

I he corner stone of the new I of till- newl high school building was laiil Sun- 1ay afternoon in the presence of a large (tllrif. 1111 tt-hieh ir;1thcT.l fr,.,it nil ill. uiii-ri iiitnlmtr toln In t...t.i I'r1l.l ...lehru.o the event ' in a fitting manner. Promptly 'at 2:45 p. tn. the! M.iun. m,r..d ,.n the Ureet in . front of Masonic Temple, where more than 300 school children had assented, marshaled by tht.ir teachers and led by Carlsbad's brass band, and the line of march was taken up Tor the site of the new high school building. The procession was led by Rio Pecos Comuiandery No. 9, K. T.. in full regalia, followed by members of Eddy Lodge, No. 21, A. F. & A. M., which had met as the grand lodge of the territory under secial dispensation of the grand master. Following the Masons came the band and then the school chil d-en. O. M. Cooke acted as grand marshal. The procession was more than two blocks long and numbered about 400. When the school building was reached the ranks of the Masons divided and counter-marched into the building and up onto a scaffold which had been erected for the convenience of laying the corner ....... . , stor.c, which is immediately above ' ' , the entrance on the west, about ... . midway. On the stone arc .... , scribed the words: "Carlbad Ilijjh School . 'ovcm,H'r. ,,,,'!J A. C Heard, James II. James, C. R. Brice, School Hoard." After a picked choir from the public schools had sung a patri- otic song, led by Mrs. R. M. l'es l'es-senden, - senden, l'es-senden, the MaM.:ic riles weie carried out and i..c t me laid. Into the receptacle provided by the builders were placed the fol following: - lowing: following: Caki.siiad Akt'.fs, issue of No November - vember November 20, 19(18. Carlsbud Current. Officers of Rio Pecos Commantl Commantl-ery, - ery, Commantl-ery, No. 9. K. T. ( HKcers of Signet Chapter, No. 9, R. A. M. Officer of Bddy Iotlge, No. 21, A. F. & A. M. Mcmlxir of Rio Pecos Com Com-mandery - mandery Com-mandery No. 9, K. T. Mfiiitx-rs of Signet Chapter. No. 3. R. A. M. MemU-rs of Bddy Itslge, No. 21, A. F. & A. M. (irand Commandery of Knights Templar of New Mexico. ( i rand Chapter, R. A. M., of New Mexico. (irand Ixlge. A. F. & A. M., of New Mexico. Pv-Itws of Bddv Ixlge No. 21. A. F. & A. M. Member anil officers of (irand '"x'ge laying the comer stone. Otlicers'of Bddv county. t Oihcers of town of Carlslmd. Teachers and pupils of different grades of the public schools of Carlsbad. M'he 1tone was then sealed by the Master mauler, tieorgc M. Bruce, and (irand Master A. N. Pratt addressed the audience on the k'.ibjeit of "Masonry, Its Pre Precepts - cepts Precepts and Its Teachings," after which the audience joined with the choir in singing "America"' Grand Master Pratt then ad-

The STAR PHARMACY tiik gt; A 1.1 I V STORK Fred Thornton, the colored bar helper and porter at the 8ma" town as Carlsbad. For California grape vines and trees, well adapted for this valley and the valleys adjoining call at the Ohnemus Shops. A Hair's Breadth Escape Escape-Do - Do Escape-Do you know that every timo you have a rough or cold ami let it ran on thinking it will junt cure itaelf vou re inviting pneumonia, eonaumption or aome other pulmonary trouble? Don't rink it. Cut your limit hark in perfect health anil atop that roiuh with HnlliiriC 1 lonh 1 Syrup. Price -jrc Or anil tl jxT liottlc. Sold I'V KMv Drug Co. ámá i y-? i- éíu C iTT t Tyt fi be sure we have it we are conspicuous, for we prescriptions accurately -fol- if' to the letter. jft r & Bend Watches JEWELRY tA-UA. Vj'tA Ki KaTa JUaJt2a,9 Catholic Services I ; are ,,,,,,, r,uary tvery Sun.lay I I at both of the Catholic churches ' oí Carl!?lm!' .l "J" Bnd j orí iiiwii iii tiiKiinii at i a. in, everv Sunitn- i. .t net ion in Christian n e rini' ;.t '. p. m. j Benediction ; tier instruction. Mass at 7::i0 a. rn. every morn- j ing during week days. I Mass at U a. m. at the church. of San Jose, for the Spanish speaking natives or others, on, Sundays. Good Alfalfa Pasture for horses nr pniva ('.. W Kuiff 1 See A. J. Crawford for two phaetons, two large wagons, two heavy work horses set of heavy ! harness, ensilage cutter and fan fan-ning - ning fan-ning mill.

'". teacher Miss Bdith Olds t'i .i faculty coins)sed of a super superintendent, - intendent, superintendent, principal and seven teachers. Indeed, the schools of Carlsbad now rank among the best and largest in the territory, and with the coming of statehood, the large fund provided for in the enabling act will place our schools still farther in the lead. Work on the new building has liecn rapid, and Contractor Hruce expects to be able to turn it over to the school lxiard by the 1st of February. Loving Item. A most exciting runaway oc occurred - curred occurred this evening; Mr. Cal Cal-vani's - vani's Cal-vani's team being frightened ran up the street with a wagon and crossed a bridge and turned a sharp corner wiihout the wagon being overturned and were stop stopped - ped stopped in front of Mr. Nymeyer's. No damage was done. The box uper Friday night was a great success and almost enough money was taken in for our needs. The Ladies' Aid society will give a basket supper Friday night week. Dec. 4, for the benefit of the Baptist church. All are in invited. - vited. invited. . . . There will be an entertain entertainment - ment entertainment given at Malaga tomorrow night by Mist Hutcheson.

; tin; orator of tlic ilav. In intro K' 1 '" cvtI M'imií pi-riaininn I to the good a ml the welfare of our i . . ... i . wn toumv' ""w,nK u o; ill. Ill u, ..v pi a use which followed the grand Whtcr'a short but glowing eulogy, Mr. McLennthen said: (The address of Mr. McLcna- l,,c" wl" ,",,m' luc l",ru . i. . .'i! i t i . . . i Paf this Issue.) At the close of Mr. McLcna- W. ddre., the Ma,n, re formed and marcheil buck to the Temple. The grand officer of the occasion were as follows: (irand Master, A. N. Pratt. Deputy (Jrand Master, S. Robert. I. (irand Senior Warden, C Whicher. (irand Junior Warden, R M. L. Hates. li and Secretary, Will Craig, (irand Treasurer, (1. B. Hen Hen-son. - son. Hen-son. i (irand Chaplain, Rev. X. F. , Marshal I. ! I ; rand Marshal, 1. M. Cooke. rand Senior Steward, W. P. I Mudara. j tiiaiid Junior Steward, Harry Applebaum. (Jrand Tyler, J. R. Linn. (rand Senior Deacon, R. M. Thorne. (Irani! Jttuior Deacon. W.-R. Ilegler. , (irand Swonl Hearer, W. J. Harber.

I At -SaTA AaTA I,. I Mr. Honberger. and Iatin and ; English readings by Fugene Blalock were enjoyed. The school closes Wednesday eveninir until after Thunksiriv. i ing. The health in our district has been much better the past month and the children are all in school. Her Heart was Broken beca une her complexion waa bad and aha could find nothing to clear it up. Ijuliea: a bad complexión is cauned bf an inactivo liver. An inactive liver will be put in perfect condition by taking; ftallard'a Herbine The un unequalled - equalled unequalled liver regulator. Sold by Eddy Drug Co. Prepared to do your work without delay at Ohnemus& Sons.

County Teachers' Correspond- ence Course. She will' be ac companied to Lakawood by Miss Misses - es Misses Zelda Nymeyer and . Fannie Ball, who will visit Boljert Ball and wife until MondayT" The new pump for the school was put in the rell Saturday by Ora Nymeyer. The bonds have been sold and Loving will soon have an addi addition - tion addition to her school house. The basket supper at Loving was well attended. Music by i W tf-'avf tVaiT áa, ékm ik'é,' éí'a 161- 'i'l If it's in Drugs you may There re

I c , , 1 he occasion of the laying of w. , . .. ... . , the corner stone of the high school , , hi, , , ! building will long lie remembered m-;.., . c , . , by the people of ( a rl skid as one ! ,. .. . marking the progress in educa- i tioiial matters from a small begin- 'ning to the present needs of two .. , ... , , ., .... . !ir8e b' ,ck ,scho"1 '"" "d j frame building for the M ican , children, with accommodations for nu,re tnan 7tH, .,miis. ,rom ,,,.

tized, j A B. Y. P. U. was organized at Malaga Sunday. The young people will meet every Tuesday night at Loving. 1 Mrs. G. W.Smith and family, and Miss Fannie Ball, attended church at Malaga Sunday. Mr. Welch of Loving is having a well drilled. Mr. Eugene Donaldson and family spent Sunday at the Ha Ha-german - german Ha-german farm with their relatives. A carload of cottonseed was shipped out yesterday.