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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-12-21
Z. w. Sparks of Grady was a
business visitor.
homestead Entry NO IoS67
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATI

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, Land Office
Clayton, N NJ Dec. II. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that William j..
Banks, of Tucumcari, N. M. has flsd
notice of his intention to make final COM
mutation proof in support Of his claim viz:
homestead entry no. Io867, made Sept. TO,
1906, for the So sw4 sec 8 twp ION range
3Ie, and that said proof will be made be-
fore X. p. Donohoo, probate clerk, at his
office in Tucumcari, n. NJ, on Jan 20,
1908,
He m the following witnesses to
cultivation of, the land. viz:
o. w. Davis, j. w. Burlington, Frank
Surgenior, John Perry, all of Tucumcari,
y. NJ.
Edward w. Fox, Register
i2-ZI
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-12-21
Items.

nd sons stopped
on the night of
stunning from a
andle Of Texas.
orts that he sold
brooms at fair
IL the financial
of teams passed
aded with lumber
eford.
Ill came IN on the
d OF -four from
bring favorable
Hotel did a
the past week.
ms are passing
y. Hard times
Ieem to delay the
DOL has been in
IS, with twenty
oiled.
re inform us that
ncy is making it
ants.
|nge is in good
re is abundance
:. &
Ball, Mr.. Quin
nee Taylor and
IS attended the
on the night oil
one reports a
ring for a merry
a dance at the
ne nights of the
st. Music will
, home talent.
be given at the
orth, yer lady
lore went to the
on Monday and
some molers ex-
NEsToR.
Adley is advertis-
'tead proof. He
own Tuesday.
3 is improving
After he finishes
.gin the opening
is here to take
y corn crop which
hose who have
1t purpose.
Of Just finished t h
|bithe Trust & Saw
sd,C Carter building.
n, alignment it is
Ebss in town.
.Baptisfc
tor, Rev. Milton
. Hdsome present.
uaolstered pulpit
pairs. The set is
sat and modern
u Should be in OPP,
on.ys. The ma
i'll elayed for some
'rl' shipment. II
~ ~, running two
eNgin stand had
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-10
ANDERSON HELD
:. FOR CONTEMPT
INTERESTING CASE TO BE
~ HEARD BEFORE REFEREE
ISAAC
It. GE0.GE NAN TO De UP


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win ho ba,,.5 fod., b.ro,a
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ao,i,sf a o s,1,so,, oe "a coor,.
ara ,rovad to L. rra ,ho c,so ,yfII
aa,snon into , marc serions ona tb,o.
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tho cb,-,,,, of oa,ten,,,t of oo,,,Y
+, eae,e tbat sc,-a,.aI ,veol,e ao,
,bo ri,n, of n II Anderson & 90 of
tho aho,o stated ,,l-,ca ffle5 % roli-
tfor ro, b,rl5rnnto, b4foro raforase
Isaoc e,ho ri,.,,, ,,.,.. ,,,,,,s.ad .,r a
Anderson an5 N Norman and
fine neiiIion vaa rled Inv tho 1attor
named memher or tbe firm Referee
tsaac fixed ,be date far tha firsf
meeting of the creditors an.oiniad a
tr,istoe RI ~ Froneb formerly of
tbis city who was ordered to proceed
to hiring nm end to tba affairs off fbe
firm
Anderson. however. who was duly
served with nCAice OF the proceedings
did not appear at the meeting. at
which the firm was adiudHated
banlxunt in default II Is now al
legged tbat Anderson after This order
was taken bv tbe court and the trus.
tee named sold certain articles in the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-10
PREPARING FOR A
SOUTHERN TRIP
REPUBLICAN POLITICIANS WON
DERlNG WHAT TEDDY WILL
SAY IN THE SOUTH.

Washington, Sent. 9.-There is a
great deal Of interest manifested here
among republican politicians as to
the character of speeches the prcsi-
dent will make on bis southern tour.
He is scheduled to make five talks.
and it is known that he puts a great
deal Of his time IN ON them at Oys-
ter BAY this summer. Whether the
speeches will be academic. LIZ what
miab, he caged political is W5aa a
GOOD many peoDle with Wall street
connaoti.ns wonld like to know AS
vct no one mot even tbe ubjonftous
! och has an fpzina as 10 what the
,.r.eideut has am his mind
o. nofftici,rs ubo baya haar on-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-10
BRITT LOST OUT
IN A BIG BOUT
BROKE HIS ARM I'M THE FIGHT
AND CANS WAS GIVEN THE
DECISION.

San Francisco, Sept 9.-Joe Cans,
the negro champion lightweight, won
the decision over James Britt, the
white fighter. here this afternoon.
The bout, which was to have lasted
twenty rounds. was brought to Il
sudden end in the fifth, after some
terrific fighting. In the round the
white fighter had the misfortune to
break his arm in administering a
hard blow to the negro, and conse-
quently be was unable to continue,
the .ight being awarded to the negro
In the five rounds both fighters
showed up well and al times the fight
was terrific, the negro it is thought,
getting shade the better OF it, A
large crowd OF sports were present
and they We're ALI badly disappointed
when Britt met with the unfortunate
accident
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-10
BIG SECRETARY PAYS HIS RE
SPECTS TO THE DEMOCRAT
IC LEADER.
TAFT'S VIEWS ON TARIFF


Tacoma, Wash, Sept o. Secretary
Taft while here, twice Hfted the
gage of controversy hurled ay HIM By
William JenaTSs Bryan.
mir Bryan n discussing some Of
my views en- the tariff ana other mat
ters has done me the honor TO Gals
me the great postponer" Win re-
spec, to he tarff l was in favor of
revision last year ana am sdu in
Favor of revision. but | am q party
man and, / hope, a practical man. and
I realize the danger both to the party
and TO the country in any revision
of ba tariff in The midst of a presi-
dental campaign ] am convinced
yhat The republican paros as a party
viii come to a revision of the tariff
Immediately after the next presiden-
tial electionA If it cannot be done
This year Jim in favor OF doing it
next year
For two presidential campaigns
Mr. Bryan usged the free coinage Of
silver at l6 TO /. buHnow he is post
poning The issue 9d(il he can bring
it forward again ~ a panacea in times
of financial disaster Secondly, Mr.
Bryan is now emphasizing objections
TO anti-imperialism until by his ef-
forts the treaty Of Paris was adopted
and the sovereignty of the Philippines
was transferred from Spain to the
United States. This is really the only
piece Of actual affirmative construc-
tive statesnmpAhip with which Nh.
Bryans peen con
nected an@ Yght years
been engA h explain
that away
JOE cANS BARN.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-10
YOUNG WHITE MAN GIVEN PRE-
LlMINARY HEARING HERE
YESTERDAY.
HELLO UNDTa $500 BAIL
Yourg criggs Sent Damaging Post
Cards 10 Town Marshal at Baxey
and Got in Trouble BY
the Joke.


i's l'ts,ee 9''-lea S'''Is-l.l ~.
l15' wilson, ol say AMMAN arrived III
,''s ''.E YESTERDAY "l," H. w. O'l757'
9o'l7 Nii''e i'l'n p ''Als' ~
'o7t'a> ca"IS7d win Fiol"'llis l1e
l'-s. al ia"7 " se"dila ceI'aiu pos
1a cards tAlodeh 'ne maihs Ihe
2e4hs man was afraished before
Na4.7d States N9mnissionary ILL., r.
Du}"od Ior preliminary hearing,
he evidence warranted hlm being
A<.d i9r Jhe United states court ana
bond was iNed ai S2Uo. Ihe young
nlaa vas unable to furnish the
amolnt and Marshal Wilson ieit iot
Savannah last night with ms prison
er.
If seems that Wilson was arrested
ar the instance OF the town marshal
oI haNley Recently several young
men OF the city had some dttle troub-
le with the marshal and since that
time they have been resorting to diff
IeFent means by which they could
worry him. One of the schemes was
to send him number of funny post
cards. Griggs, it appears, was one Of
the Young men and he sent several
Of the postals TO the marshal, who did
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-10
Struck by Lightning and Destroyed
by Fire.

Evansville, Ind, Sept 9.-During
the electrical storm that passed over
southern Indiana this afternoon,
lightning struck the barn on the farm
in Spencer county, Indiana, owned
jointly BY United States Senator
James Hem4nway and Speaker Of the
house Of representatives, Joseph G.
Canton i was practically destroyed,
the loss being $4,000.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-10
WILL LAUNCH THE BOAT TODAY.
Armstrong & Lucree to Put Govern
ment Craft in the Water.

The large boat which is being hons
structed by Armstrong & LucreeSSay
the government viii be launched to-
day from the plant Of the firm near
the gas house
This boat the contract for whiAh
was given to the local boat buildefe
against several bidders. is to he used
by the government engineers on the
fresh water streams around This sec
ton. She is a large and roomy craft
and the local firm has made rapid
progress in the construction AS
soon as she is launched today the
work of installing the machinery
viii begin and she viii be ready to
go into commission within few
more weeks
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-10
HOLDS COURT ON SUNDAY
U. S. Commissioner Goodwin Hears
Preliminary trial in Augus.a.

Augusta, Sept 9-The United
States commissioner 1T Augusta, w.
ID Goodwin. Esq. has established q
II edent !, Eslno7d couaty for the
ho'ding Of cri9lnal court on SUNDAY
esterday "A roile at Il oc,Jc5 he
had up the preliminary hearing in
the case Of Allen Washington and
Tom Turner. charged with breaking
into the postofice at Evans, Ga.
Nr Goodwin announced that the
preliminary was held on sunGag sinp-
]y because the exiscncies Of She case
demand it. 1t seemed that il is im-
possible to get together the neces ars
witnesses and attorneys on amy other
day in the week.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-10
AoEp WoMAN KLLLED.

West Chester Pa, Sept 9.---.t5s
Agnes Fapperset, aged 50 years
agent of the Bowling town and Ian
caster railroad at Cupola station
was killed yesterday by iIeisnt
train while she was carving the
mail along the railroad track from the
station to the poslodce near by. 9he
was deaf ana dalAD.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-10
NEW GEORGIA Road
IS GWEN A CHARTER.

Atlanta, Sept 9.-The Bainbridsa
Northeastern Railroad Conpans mas
been granted a charter by Secretary
of 8 ate Cook The company pro
poses TO construct q line seven
milc5 long, traversing the counties 81
Mitchell, Thomas. Grady and Deca-
tnr. and extending through Florida to
point on the Gulf Of Meico.
mis- companyls capitalized al 92VV'-
coo. and prominent citizens from the
countries through which the road
0ilI run, Chattanooga, and Florida
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-10
VIOLATING TIE GAME LAWS.
Reports from over the County That
Quail are Being Shot Already.

&S is the case every season, re-
ports sRing received already that
quail are being shot over the county
although it is not legal to shoot the
birds before November first
The fact that there is no game
warden in this county Aes the VIC
lators good chance to Fregard the
law, as they have nothfS& to fear,
unless they are afraid thatRey will
be reported by some Law Dabiding
citizens weo happen to see Hem.
1t is reported that seyeM negroes
have been seen with shall birds this
season and it is thought that they
are shooting quail regularly. Some
Thing should be done for the pro
lection Of the 0irdA in this county
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-10
BRICK BUILDING
\ Soon TO GO UP
l.. e. AKIN WILL ERECT ONE ON
LARGE LOT ON GLOU-
CESTER STREET.
AnoIher large fwo-8tory brick IuiId-

Another large two-story brick build
ing is soon to so up in The bAiueas
section of The city, which viii ] com
p,ete a handsome block
L. r. Akin has awarded the con.
tract for the construction of a large
and handsome building on the vacant
lot between The new Clynn County
building and the drug store of j. L.
Andrews on Gloucester street. and
the work viii begin as soon as the
material can be p]Sed on the site
The building will Be two stories. the
ground floor to be divided into two
large stores, while the second story
will be fitted for neat offices, TheI
building will Complete the block, maxi
ing it one of the best in the city an
every structure will be practically
new. The two adjoining stores, oA
cupied by j. l.. Andrews and H. WV
Gale, are also owned by MI Akin
and though the building is not a new
one it has recently been thoroughly
oyerhauled. The express office and
the place occupied by II. A. Wrench
& Son have also recently been repaired
and a second story added, while the
building on the other corner is the
new home of the Glynn County bank,
and the new Aiken building willcom
plete the block.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-10
PAY A REASONABLE PRICE.
Get Furniture atVHaf the origIns

We are still furnishing the public
with furniture at less than half the
original cost and we invite an in
psection Of our place
We will do over mattresses at a
surprisingly low price and invite you
to caIl aAd see Us about it. We sell
any and everything Leayy < Go.
2l3 Gran. street. on Jekyl Square.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-10
putting 10. Atlanta.

Local baseball fans are now watch
lng Win interest the race for the
peunant in the Southern league. The
nghg nearly The entire season has
ben between Atlanta and Memphis
and several times these two clubs
have changed position and now only
a few points separate them, with At
lanta Slightly in the lead All the
Iocal faus, OF course, are pulling for
Atlanta To Win tne race.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-10
BuLldinn ~ 80.

FRANK 3carietl IS having built a.
Eancy B,ud handsome new gasO-
line launch, which will be used b.
him on The run beteween that point
and Brunswick. SIR. Scarlet al
ready ha two launches en- this run
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-10
CHIEF IS AFTER
THE MISC3EANTS
SOMEBODY IS GOING TO GET IN
TROUBLE FOR MONKEYlNG
WITH FIRE BOXES.

Chief Green. Of the fire departments
is after some miscrcants, who FL
seems, are taking great pleasure in
smashing il The glass from, OF the
new fire alarm boxes, and he is going
10 make every effort TO capture Che
guilty persons and they will be dealt
with as seriously as possible
IT seems that since these little
glass boxes We're placed on the front
Of the large alarm boxes a number
of them have been smashed in Tn
der the new system recently installed
it is not necessary to secure a Eey
and omen the fire boxes in order 10
sound an alarm, but by simply smash
ing in the little glass froQt- and pull
ing down the key the a} apund-
ed These miss5 have
!. !. |. !. !.
haya NOT thus
bHt have
hief Green
bone in
wehend tt
VIII probably ssdci
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1907-07-06

genius of Professionalism stallted
through the land and with loud
voice demanded of the Irish people
separation from Rome, or their lives,
the faithful people of God consented
to die rather than renounce the
faith of their fathers, transmitted to
them through the saints. Devotion
to the mothe4 of God was the next
great feature of the apostles preach
ing and of Ireland's Catholicity. The
image of all that was fairest in ma
ture and grace, which arose before
the eyes of the people, as de-
picted by their great apostle, cap
tivated their imaginations and their
hearts. They called her in their
prayers their darling Virgin. In
every family in the land the eldest
daughter was Mary; every irish
maid or mother emulated the purity
of her virginia. innocence, or the
strength and tenderness of her ma
ternal love. With the keenness NJ
love they associated their joys and
sorrows with hers; and the ineffab'e
grace of her maiden modesty which
chung to the very mothers of Ireland
seemed to be the brightest reflection
of Mary which had fingered upon
earth. Never was the mother of
God so dear to Ireland as in the
days of the nations persecution and
sorrow. But the fact most glorious
and palpable today is that Ireland's
Catholicity has risen again to every
external glory of worship and tri-
umphed overy every enemy. Has no.
the Irish church risen again to more
than her former glory? The land is
covered once more with fair churches,
converts, colleges and monasteries as
of old. and who shall say that the
religion that could thus suffer and
rise again is not from God?
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1907-07-06
GREETING.

With this double issue the Ken
lucky Irish American enters upon
another year, which it hopes will be
q prosperous one for itself, its read
ers and advertisers. During the pass
year every pledge has been kept and
every obligation met, and therefore
the Kentucky Irish American con-
tinues to grow. Not only is It
steadily inceasing in circulation but
every week shows a gain in the vol
mme of advertising All other de-
partments show a healthy growth
and we again thank our loyal friends
and patrons who are helping to make
the Kentucky Irish American sue
ces, promising our best efforts to do
everything to make this paper
brighter and newsier if possible
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1907-07-06
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Late News That VIII Interest
Members Here and Else
where.

Rev. James Smith and Father
Kaufman are among the latest ac-
QUESTIONS to Bishop Carroll Council
in Covington.
State Deputy Martin, of Green
Bay, Wis. went to Regina, Canada,
and initiated a class into the new
council there.
The charter members of the new
council at Greenwich, N. Y, have
elected officers and will have the in
stallation July IA.
LeMoyne Council exemplified the
second degree Tuesday night and
then served a Dutch lunch. This
Syracuse council is one of the most
progressive in New York.
Denver knights have completed
preparations for the trip to the Nor
folk convention and jamestown Ex-
position. They will send the Sun
shine Club and will visit all the large
cities before returning.
Assurance has been given that the
fourth degree, conferred for the first
time in the Northwest, will be eX-
emplified in Spokane next September.
There are 400 candidates for the de-
gree in Washington, Oregon and Mon
tana.
Father Nicholas Bertrand headed
the class of sixteen that were led
through the mysteries incidental to
making them fully qualified Knights
at La Junta, Col. The degrees were
conferred by teams from Colorado
Springs and Pueblo, directed by Dis
trict Deputy M. w. Purcell.
Bishop Carroll is now nearly 200
strong, and movement is on foot to
secure permanent quarters in the best
part of Covington. A waiting list of
candidates is in the hands of the
council, and preparations have al
ready been begun to have another
class initiated on Thanksgiving day.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1907-07-06
HINTS ON STYLE.

There is nothing so cool as white
dress.
Instead of the highly ornate parasol
sticks of the past natural wood ones
now are modish.
Soutache braiding and hand en-
broidery combined are much seen on
the newest linen suits.
Cotton voiles, if made up with
plenty of good imitation lace, form
dainty frocks for garden parties.
Innings for the sheer cotton gowns
are preferably of lawn made into a
slip skirt, which may not be elabor-
ately trimmed.
When selecting a scarf be sure to
look well at the wash qualities of it,
for only light and dainty colors
should be chosen.
The more elaborate linen suits are
in bolero or Elton styles. Many of
them show the Oriental tendency, and
all are more or less trimmed
Sailor lines are preferred for bath
ing dresses and the vest and wide
collar are often made from linen or
silk of contrasting color. For the
dress itself the best material is serge,
taffeta, or brilliantine, but more es-
pecially the latter.
For seaside wear the sailor suit
and bathing dress are the chief items,
and neither change much from one
season to the next. Duck, linen, gal
atea, plain or Powered pique and per-
Gale are used to make up the sailor
suits, which are generally trimmed
with braid.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1907-07-06
THRIVING INDUSTRY.
Louisville Taking Front RanIc
In the Production or
Flour.

While many may not realize the
fact it is nevertheless true that Louis
Vile today stands foremost in the
flour producing cities of the country.
The Ballard & Ballard Company,
whose Obelisk brand of flour is ia
nous the world over, is this year
taxed more than ever before to meet
the demand for its product. Each
year additions and improvements
nave been made to the mills on East
Broadway and the elevators, until
they have a daily capacity of thou
sands of barrels, which are imme-
diately loaded into cars and shipped
to all parts of the globe. This in
dustry of itself is drawing world
wide attention to Louisville, and
should therefore be fostered and en-
couraged by all her citizens.
A trip through the Ballard mills is
most interesting. Notwithstanding
the immense amount of machinery
required and the large force of en-
ployes not a speck of dirt or dust
can be found in any of the depart
ments. Cleanliness as well as good
flour seems to be the motto and is
apparent on all sides. For the con-
venience of the hundreds of en-
ployes there are spacious dining,
Longing and smoking rooms and
toilets. The Messrs. Ballard are kind
and liberal to their employees, whose
requests always receive just consid-
Grafton. With such pleasant rela-
tions existing 1t is no wonder that
they are as determined as the company
to maintain the reputation of Ballard
flour and increase the business to
still greater proportions.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1907-07-06
THE LID.

The lid went on last Sunday in
louisville but was promptly removed
Monday morning and has been off
ever since, and therefore but little
good was accomplished. This lid
business smacks somewhat of hypo-
crisy. The fault lies not with the
Sunday saloon, but with the saloons
with wine room and dance hall at
tachments that are disorderly at all
times and where the young and un-
wary are lured to their ruin. The
Kentucky Irish American would sug-
gest that the reformers get after
these dives and have their licenses
revoked This can be done without
hurt to the places that are as prop
erly and respectfully conducted as
are those engaged in other lines Of
bushes. How long would a drug
store, grocery or bakery be tolerated
that dispensed poisonous and i'm
pure stuffs and allowed disorderly
gatherings be permitted to exist?
Apply the same rule and there will
be no cause for complaint against
the Sunday saloon. In this reform
movement Judgment should be used
and the innocent not be made to
suffer for the acts of the guilty. The
right way to do is to make those en-
gagged in the business do right all
the time or else lose their license.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1907-07-06
BOSTON HoNoRs COLLINS.

1t is reported that the monument
to be erected by the city of Boston
to the memory of the late Patrick
Collins will soon be finished and will
then take its place among the finest
works of the kind in that city of
art and culture. The base will be
a solid block of light-toned granite,
on which will rest the bust of Col
Inns in bronze. This bust is twice the
size of life. On one side of the pedes-
tai will stand a figure of Columbia,
seven feet in height, and on the other
a figure of Erin of equal size .Elab-
crate ceremonies are already being
planned for its unwilling, in which
organizations from all parts of the
United States, as well as many repre-
sentative men, will participate, as
the famous Mayors friends and adj
mirers are to be counted by the
legion.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1907-07-06
LAWN FETE.

A lawn fete that will embrace a
number of new and pleasing features
will be given for the benefit of St.
Augustine's church on the church
grounds, Fourteenth and Broadway,
on Monday and Tuesday, July is and
10. Rev. Father Felten and his
friends are making extensive prepare
tions for this fete and promise to en-
tertain satisfactorily all who attend.
Each evening there will be an elegant
supper, to be followed by an amusing
box party. Father Fclten is q most
worthy priest, jealous worker
among the colored people and de-
serves the support and encourage
ment of Catholics generally.