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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-15
Los ANGELES. Feb. IA goo,

LOS ANGELES. Feb. IA good
card, perfect weather and fast track
made a combination that furnished ex-
ceIlent sport at Ascot today. The pro-
gramme consisted of four purse and
two selling races. Four favorites re-
warded their hackers.
u. q. DeArman bought Creston from
Tommy Griffin at private sale Wednes-
day and won him out the first start
in his colors this afternoon. DeArman
backed the colt from 21a down to even.
Ascot will be well represented next
Saturday in the Family Club Handicap
at EmeryvilIe. R. F. Carman has sent
w. H. Carey and Arimo to the northern
track and Eugene Wayland left last
night with Tartan and J. f. Donohue.
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Gossip Of the Track

A great deal Of interest has been
aroused In the $1,000 Family Club han
d1cap. which will be the principal fea-
rure OF tomorrow's double-stake pro-
rramme at Emeryville The track is
in splendid condition for the contest
and Il is quite within the range OF
possibility that the time made VIII be
close to the track record, as the high
class performers that viii contest have
been Handicapped on a sufficiently low
scale OF weights TO enable Them all to
show the best form -Ihe probable
starters are as follows:
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NO INTERCLAss REGATTA

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb. H.
The interclass regatta will be done
away with this spring beacuse of the
scarcity of shells. Instead the picked
crews from the four classes will row
on Lake Lagunita against time, the
four beating the best time over the
lake course securing the honor of the
university championship.
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YANGER WINS H1s FrGHr

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Feb. 14.-Benny
Yanger of Chicago tonight knocked out
Johnny Morrison of st. Joseph in the
seventh round Of what was slated to be
a twenty round bout.
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FIFTH RAcE-rhree and a half furlongs;
sIxTH RACE-one mile purse:
NEW ORLEANS RACE RESULTS

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 13.--City Park results:
First race seven furlongs-Rosebio won, Fe-
nian second. King OF the Valley third Time,
Second race, short course, steeplechase-Aules
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purchased The Borgian from William
Walker, bought the four-year-old Ed
win Cum from Walker yesterday for
$4,000 as a result Of that horses vic
tory IN the Logistilla Handicap on
Wednesday. Hildebrandt has raced in
South Africa for years and may trans
fer his operations to Emeryville. He
has turned The Borgian and Edwin
Gum over TO Billy Short to train Ed
win Gum is a four-year-old by Plutus-
Bessie Gum and seems to be very
fair performer.
William Walker also sold Miss Rillie
to Jack Freters, after that mare won
the fifth race, for $1,000
T. H. stevens Seattle Derby win
ner, Ramus. has returned from As
cot Park considerably the worse
for his fruitless trip south. His
owner says that while 1t will take
some little time for his favorite horse
10 thoroughly get over the effects of
the trip, he has hopes OF getting him
to the races again in week or two.
The horse did not take kindly to the
Los Angeles climate
Hall & Marshalrs Bantam is con-
valescing from the effects of a severe
fever and will probably be seen in a
race or two before the close of the
season, as his owners plans for an
early departure East have been altered
on account of the antiturf legislation
in the Middle West. Louis Marshall
stated yesterday that he might con-
.clude to race at Seattle rather than
go East under the changed conditions.
Jockey Harris, a colored boy who has
been riding fairly well at Los Angeles,
is here to ride J. F. Donohue in the
Family Club Handicap tomorrow.
The contract on Jockey Kirschbaum
has been transferred back to John Ell
lerd. from whom William Durker Sc
cured the services of the lad early in
the meeting.
Yesterdays scratches-Galice, BERTHE
A. Lugano, Marion Rose, Laura e,
Entire Nous.
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Sports Page
Edited by K. A. Sn1yth
POOR RACING CARI
Is OFFERED AT
EMERYVILLE
The Calls Selections
BY j. r. .Jeffery

First race Billy Watkins,
Keene entry, Rhinestone.
Second race-Black Sam, Red
Era, The skipper.
Third race-Triumpbant, Bati-
dor, BushthOrpe.
Fourth race--Ara, Watercure,
Black Prince.
Fifth race-Chief Whitman,
Judge, Fred Bent.
Sixth race-Hector, Mary F,
Martinmas.
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Yesterdays scratches-Galice, BERTHE
A, Lugano, Marion Rose, Laura e,
Entire Nous.
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About 1,75o.ooo acres grow the
worlds tobacco.
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Long Shots Canter Home at E1neryville
Knights of the Chalk Garner Rich Haroest
When -Four FaUortes Go Do,ura in Defeat
BY j. r. Jeffery


he card at Emerle racetrac yesterday the public received
Jolt failed
ADDED large winnings their banos English Bill
ABOUT $4,000 Joe Rose S0 Jack Fe $780, and others like proportion
Long shots evidence throughout
three positions of while
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The contract on Jockey Kirschbaum
has been transferred back to John Ell
lerd from whom William Durker Sc
cured the services of the lad early in
the meeting.
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Yesterdays WINNERS

a he on three h efuorte that nj she id the
o. o.
o &c 0
Elder Tah
her n hr h mtoa oacupeo O opoet O which the mare
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-Four OF the handicap candidates re-
ceived their final work for the big
race yesterday. Logistella's perform
ance was most impressive. She ran a
mile IN 1:z1 2-5 and mile and an
eighth. pulled up, in 1855. Sir Edward
was sent & mile IN 1.43 1-5 and mile
and an eighth IN 1856 4-5- Rubrio. who
has apparently recovered in short or
der from the effects Of the severe kick
that he received at the post in the
Sssrg handicap, covered q mile In
1.42L and a mile and an eighth IN
1.57. w. H. Carey, the Ascot Park
crack. was sent mile in 1;4S 20
Jockey Clark, who resumed riding
only yesterday, after q week on the
ground for reckless WORK was naeu
$50 for putting Ruby on the renee at
he head Of the stretch in the fifth
raoe clark seems to have acquired
fbe- rough riding habit Of late TO such
en extent that severe measures may
be necessary to break him OF It.
Tockev scoville was also fined SO
Tor cutting Of several horses In the
two-year-oId race
The clever three-year-cld hlly
viola 3. recently repurchased by O. A
Tiancbi (Daggie SMITH, broke down
- badly in the race which she won
= few days ago that her owner mas
decided to retire her to the STUD rms
51lv bas won nearly half Of the races
in which she has started in her brief
career on the turf and is considered OF
sra7cientIv high caliber TO warrant
mating her with the great Bearcateher'
whom her owner has under lease rom
r. C4arnett Ferguson at his ranch near
sss.~s-oer+o. She VIII be bred to Bear
catcher next month. Beareatcher viii
IL mated with a few selected mares
this spring in addition to the brood
,es A fbaf are located on the ranch
WI y be is standing A foal sired ny
RaReiston was dropped at Blanchl $
ranch Yesterday by Lavinia { he IS
full brother to Tawasentna-
J. H Hudebrandt, who recently
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-15

- place place
Tfrdea lea an ongong
0 o of Fresias ruh
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San Francisco Calls Racing Form Chart

OAKLAND day Weather CLOUDY Track
twoyeaEod value to
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-15
Emeryyille Entries

The entries and weights for today's
races are as follows:
FIRST RACE-Four furlongs; purse; two
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-15

Jockey Harris, a colored boy who has
been riding fairly well at Los Angeles
is here to ride J. F. Donohue in the
Family Club Handicap tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-15

II Hildebrandt, who recently
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-15
-Four Public Choices Reward
Their Bacbers at Ascot
The Calls Ascot Park Track Form Chart

day Angeles Jockey Club
Hoffman, Weather clear Track tast
furOngs; purse two-yearolds; value hrst. 1926.
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m.
Trn med b Scratch Mex three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-07
1uHx CHOSEN ron run
rnIAL Oh unssNGft.

CobvtLi.E, juno T. After two
DAYS consumed in trying out the
regular panel fot Jury 20 try
Hrnest Heasner. OF Loon lake. on
a charge OF murder Ia the flrat No
gree by the alleged shooting ufd
killing OF AL Evefman. on April !.
Prosecuting Attorney J A Hoeh
ford waived tho atate'a challenge
TO the twelve men Ia the bon. 10
was hts fifth challenge The De
Tense exercised It's eighth pefemp
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use BALLARD
PRISON

Following Health officer Cal.
nouns statement that tho present
condition Of The city jail 10 a vio,
lauon Of the city sanitation ordin
aneea, Chief wappenstein has dc
oided To keep some OF the ctty
pfiaaneta ia the Ballard iaH. an
soon as the local police take en-.
tire chatMo at ballard
The health and sanitation com
mittee viii inspect tho Seattle Jail
and 500 what can he done TO I'm
prove conditions
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MARRIED enoa DANcEI
- wAuDED auAnftes

NEWPORT II. l.. Iune IA
verdict OF g6 cents. the prizes OF hia
ticket. was returned by q Jury
yesterday BY direction of Justice
awaetland Ia the Caaa OF Chief
Woman Fred 2 Buenfeie OF the
navy training station. who was eN-
chufed from a dancing pavilion
Last summer because he ware the
uniform OF the navy.
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The 6rosto

Mr. aohelle has opened the
Innovation Gfotto.a the finest
equipped grill In town. At the cor.
ner OF First and Cherry This f.
an ideal cool place Co come In
che afternoon. Mr. sehelle has en-
Raaed excellent tAieat t0r conoetl
and anglng
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tazHk lzas f-~Tne nnrAaatss
- Il RsaFxe coaNtN VIII az
q. .assfrssf q asaeaaanntset aEEh-
- fzeansA Il che FfeFee-
~ saafy aaunaiarY iin# 60 esa-
-. ~ roasf constgas tel ~
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roosn rn.os TO ma nA,snp.


nELilNdHAM. June Il. ON ae.
count OF tho prevailing high liquor
license, falsad from 5000 Ia th00,
the Liquor Dealers association -
10 hold a meeting and the price
Of drinks IL TO be raised 10 a uni
form seele,
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tory aud Al the conclusion Of the
6kamlpation OF che next Juror
Waived further objection TO the
panel. aud when tho prosecuting
attorney followed by the same
Aelipn The iufy was sworn In The
ogldenee i0f the state began today,
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rive raEsasssns
ngroarNn soa.D.


VICTORIA. a. G.. June t.
Steamers islsworth aud niaek.
heath. two % Watts frelghtera.
well known GA this euast. hsve been
sohi te Iapansae. according Co bet.
tses received here The isiewnFth
Il loading AZ Newcastle for sinEa.
pore and Japan and viii he tarnca
over on arrival
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fana IL dss fttsH %
enry samsnIfN1en give ge6sef-
~ n tie ssfrct thHt ramie
- y azsse4pers shaH't aat
= sasfs4 fran ps3iic iibrarisR
r. a4fA
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Tg&K. laas Nv = nrean
= 3st sazsiIax 90 wtraf r.
nla< iris atkfensHt Ne
Fasssff1r SpeeutasGsu 10
= snFies 81 IFS 10 a serious
~ fsFant
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4NsX D. C Iuua The
< rs fraee Ferks district
y lzrsel ea tAs waNn sfais Wfth
sHa 4Wner4 aa4 wsrk IN al %
sas AZ sasslfsfk viii b. re-
81 @aeaA2isiy
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Tomorrow afternoon aud night
"A tta.ooo beauty viii ha the OF
ferlng al the Lyric. The Girl
from chile closes tonight Noxt
wcek The llagus pr,nco" will be
sessa aud heard
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txAxE Iazs f..-0rissiag ever
sa2 Il hss snethsF wha ltled
Kssn4ss. q cxutchs eta. a
bnpsf fate ths arakAns
y FsaisrisF kn9 wAs carried sspr
~ ia ee9y Ass nss bsaa
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< .awoon. s. n. June The
- ssrske IN the Hack 3slls
skieA Has heea "a for six
~ Ass been settled An eight.
= ais xssneed bat the miners
ssssas II sksum IS eenta pes
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PROM Ragu Co Riches "a the
afferina of the Taylor eonpany Al
the Third Avenue this week. II
closes tomoFrow night and new
hsil goea on Sunday.
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suiS1TON. June The
-, 4 he eelesrAph opera
80 Western tnioa In the
j sssssa has asca submitted
/ >~.ssss Rcosevcls.
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I ssfsss gams I Rev II. J
- - sssa~s 49, est hirtHiaT
= ~ sa2ssaar pastor ssz -
- ~ mknr Of the residents
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A. ths star

A chlldrena matinee with bo giv'
On al the star tomarroe afternoon.
rhe four roleaos furnish an aero,
battle act that should please tho
Vouurstara
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SAWS voLIva WAS
osLr MANEstIifsr.

CHICAGO. June 1.--Iohn A
lewia IA formally recognised b.
Federal judge X IA Landia aa the
flghtfal head Of tho Christian Cath
cite church in Zion. foanded by
John Alskander bowie. aud the
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REFS BY WIRE


.auarna Mieh.. Jaan ~
~ nve With hes husband
I pelIIpplnes. Mrs. " Y faek.
- roveraor % ncnassci
- - applied for an ALSO.
4 sene
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4 FRANCISCO. June W
- prssiseat II the board ~
q s.rulssscaess. has resigned
4 Z nsunas Kaag abroad
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=Nciue, the beautiful Cloak
Modol will be- seen at the Seattle
an next week. heginalns sunday
Queen OF tho white Slaves" IN on
until that time.
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sGrausiafk" closes at the Lots
tomorrow night The Man from
Mexico Is advertised ~ tho neat
attraction.
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judss declared that wubur ulonn
vnllsa waA elected overseor OF th1
church As . temporary AifanEqmolt
TO tide over the church until pef.
manent action could be taken
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|lUL.EvkRD!l ]. :
|E BLOCKED

\ .na haulevaFds aud
4 q 49, s..,sea ~ the council
= $500 ss.e'A a. reveal ne o..
- .s..ss,ns the city PARK
- 100 % extend The
y l...s.ssssn boulevard thfeush
faittsn on the lake
=, fsaay blaine fark "a,
k.,ari vas thafscd VITA
~ !. sssklng - cousicmn a
- n tAe NoGllvra al.
- ~, 40 feet through
h. Unleas Mayor
800 The FrFwai The park
b 49, :. bloessA 10 is baule-
1880 aloaz che lake to
RsAes PARA.
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AZ the Seattle

tnee in "na Harry and 'kaAa.
opencd Tits morning
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COFFEE
Y GU c ant SIN eliit
through alright cartons.
Nothing escapes.

fnssr grocer tetarus yoar nnaay
u ron doat hks schtlltnga Heat
se pay hlm.
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3sc Chemisettes, 23e.

war7on's Chomisottea. Of fine
hand loom embroidered
Swiss. trimmed with French
Val lsca Insertion. These
are very swell You ought
10 E.edly pay abe Tor them.
TIE sale price tomor- ~.
row ia only =. s.s...., ZJN
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The HEATERS

IN Leslie Garter.
Y ~ q eatA for Mrs. i.eslia
40 eomes 80 the Grand
n ssr four sights and a NAT
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soc Collar Sets, 20e.
Revrrs Collars and cuffa plain
and RULED. embroidered
and hemsliiched. pure
white and perfectly wash
able. Tho buyer says they
are cheap enough al SOC.
WJqe certainly never seen
be'tuf ones at $50 Tomor-
row you tage them 90
~ .s..ss..s. .sss.t.t. GSN
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soc and 7se Belts. lie.

Sample eslts--More than a
hundred to select from
Hardly any two alike. all
are Hilk. hut tho styles are
TOO numerous for dcsorlp-
ton. ANY color you want.
and all siEea Lots Of fancy
buckles. these IN every In.
stance beng worth at least
twice the price Of tho belt.
We bought those samples for
almost a song. You had a
chance at them Monday az
2ao All the st00 ones are
gone. tut taore are lots of
Soc and 75e BELTS here yet.
Choice tomorrow IT
at ..,.... go. 800. LtC
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-04-06

in the van of the crusade-tollow-
ing those sturdy plainsmen, who
disputed the authority of the Amer
lean savages as the exclusive pos
SCISSORS of the great buffalo
ranges Of Northeast New Mexico.
Instead of Quitting from rudely
constructed forts to give chase to
meraudering Indians, you see an
Iowa farmer harness his team and
go out to turn the rich praries
into cultivated farms. This is 60
ing to be a truly great country in
a very short time.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-04-06

Our neighbors up the line of the
Rock Island, in our rich and new
ly acquired territory, are a pros
porous and progressive set. The
country around Nara Visa is get
ting a hegira Of immigration, which
is determined to build homes md
help to improve the country. They
are citizens of Quay county, and
we are proud of them. They are
pioneers, Is it were, in action to
turn cattle-land into a country of
husbandry and husbandmen. They
r helping to blaze the way for a
civilization which promises to rival
that of the prairie states back
toward the center of our hundred
millions OF population. They are
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This paper called the attention
of the people to the Importance OF
an approaching city election in it's
last issue, but we have since learn
ed that our city officers were elect
ed for two years instead Of to
April of this year. We are very
much pleased to learn this is a fact
as our citizens are greatly pleased
with the selections we made last
summer. The interests of our
growing town could not be in bet
ter hands.
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Rain and snow was reported in
many sections of the high attitudes
of New Mexico last week. Quay
county had a sprinkle Monday and
a few minutes of a March sand
storm. Our weather prophets are
predicting rain in a few days. The
April showers are beginning now
in various sections of the territory.
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One OF the very best measures
passed by the late Legislative as
sembly is the educational law
which is going to greatly improve
the situation of the public schools
of the territory.
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Prosperity On Every Hand.

The counties of Chaves, Eddy
and Roosevelt are prosperous as
never before in their history and
great patches of newcomers are a
daily event. Lakewood Progress.
Lomismo in Quay, old timer,
haven't you noticed it?
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President Roosevelt says Harri-
man is a liar. 1t is not likely that
the American people will take the
President to task for telling a
wholesome truth occasionally.
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The largest Fire Insurance
Agency in Northeast New Mexico"
att john +. SEAMAN, Agent,
l.. Z. Taylor has genuine Colo,
screened nut coal. Try it. If.
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The Tu(um(dri Printing Co. Inc.
Official Paper of Quay County and
City of TuCumCdri.
Subscription, ST.. 90 the Year
Entered as seeond>eass matter October 20, 1905 at the pos
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Notice 10 Advertisers.

Everything in the advertising line will
be charged by the week in this paper after
January Ist, 1907, Display ads. will be
the same as all ads. have been heretofore
that changed weekly. The price is IS cts,
an inch-local liners 1 CT. a word.
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The phone number of the new
stable Street & Baker, is 35. Cab
may be had at any hour day or
night by calling up that number,
15-tf
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Notice to the Public.

| am prepared to dig you a we'll,
and guarantee my work. Can
handle any quick sand or other
treacherous ground. Write me at
Tucumcari, N. M.
+. M. SMITH,
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Screen Doors at Jackson-G ailb-
raith- Foxworth Co. 24tf
Insurance that Insures.
att john +. SEAMAN, Agent.
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DlED-Neva Dietz, aged nine
years, at the family home, first door
west of James Bells residence,
Monday evening, of measles. The
funeral took place from the resi-
dence Tuesday afternoon and the
remains were laid to rest in the
Tucumcarl cemetery. The be-
reaved family have the sincere
sympathy of the community.
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A. w. Wagner is painting the
Masonic hall and the post office.
He is doing very fine work.
Mrs. r. p. Donohoo will visit a
few weeks among her relatives al
Liberal, Kansas.
Attorney c. c. Davidson return
ed Tuesday from Santa Rosa,
where he had been attending dis
trict court for the past two weeks.
He informs us that it was a busy
term and much business was dis
posed Of. Mr.. Davidson came
home sick and is confined to the
house.
A number of buildings are at a
standstill here now because of a
lack of material. The lumber
yards simply can't supply the de-
mand for building material. Mr..
Lawson says his firm cannot axe
any more contracts until they get
what they have on hand out of the
way.
, 1907-12-19
Leap Year Dance

Our people should not forget
about the Leap Year dance which
is to be given in Jensen hall on
the evening of January LIST, 1908.
1t will be a swell time and the
women will serve a fine supper on
the stage. This dance is given by
the Committee who had charge of
Railroad Day celebration, and the
purpose of it is to raise money to
pay off the indebtedness still ex-
listing by reason of that celebra-
ton. 1t is the duty of every one
to turn to now and help the CON-
mittee out of the hole and from
the expressions we have heard on
every hand the people are more
than willing to help in every way
they can.
, 1907-12-19
Masonic Election

The members of Saratoga Lodge
No. IA, A. F. & A. M. met at
their hall here last Tuesday even
ing and elected the following Of
icers for the ensueing year: w.
NJ, G. R. Bremen; $. w, }. F.
Simonson; j W, A. g. Hunting
ton; Treasure, w. G. Forney;
Secretary, l.. H. Forde. j. B.
Maghee was appointed S. d. and
A M. McAnally j. D., J. A. II.
Bush S. s., E. b. Winner j. S.,
and A. l.. Norman tyler. These
officers will be installed next
Monday evening by Past Master
j. F. Crawford, with A. w, Eager
as Grand Marshall.
, 1907-12-19
Johnnie Plat will Recover

Readers of the Sun will be
pleased to learn that the latest re-
ports from Johnnie Plat, an ac-
count Of whose accidental shoot.
ing appeared in last weeks Sun,
is rapidly improving and is believ-
ed to be past the danger point.
The account of the shooting as
given in last weeks Sun is sub-
stantially correct. 1t is indeed
gratifying to know that the boy,
who is bright, energetic and full
of hope and ambition, will shortly
be as we'll as ever.