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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-06
Local and Personal


The Misses Hudson oi this CITY
who have been teaching IN I'll Paso
Ten. are AZ home again. Their
school closed last week.
MONEY TO LOAN On pat.
rnt,d land, also to commute.
|S5ti Brll ~ MARrtN.
Miss Monroe, etcnogtaphcr oi
Nupt. Morris ot the t.. T.. X <. W.
has had ~ her guest for "a week,
Miss Lilly McLanc OF ~ Paso,
Texas.
FOR RENT \ store building
25Nho icci at Montoya. Communi.
catc with T.. Gould, M%onto,a, -.
NJ. II
Gross Kelley and Co. are erecting
this week an addition OF 1o>5s feet
to their mammoth ware room. This
addition We learn is tor wagons and
huggies.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomson lett this
week Tor the east. Mrs. Thomson
Tor An extended visit to the old
home ~ Kentucky and the DR.. on
a business trip 20 Chicago
See MS about our special sale OF
town lots in ia" Southwestern Nd.
ditlon. S3ti Ban * MNRrIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. {. Chapman
went to IcNhoma last week lot a
visit to old friends Mr.. Chapman
has returned, but Mrs. Chapman
will remain a week or two longer.
Drink a Stein OF Hires Root
Beer, at Elk Drug Store. SI.tt
!. y. Nlchol, has gone TO Dem
ton Texas, Ia visit his ncicc aud TO
meet his witc They will return
VIA Willard New Mexico whcr,
they will visit Tor a time With a son.
iH.law.
Coal is cheap now ask Morgan "
Dodson 10 send YOU up a ton
phone =. scat
t. I. pinn has sold his news
stand and cigar store located at thc
coruor OF Main and Second streets
TO t.. i. Loomis Oi Namogordo.
Mr.. LOOMS - an expert photo
graphcr and will carry a line OF
views and post cards OF Tucumcari
and the surrounding country.
Ic" Cream made OF pure cream
At FIX Drug Store. Si.ti
-. Roy WEIGH. one OF the hus,.
ling farmers o. Norton was ~ town
Tuesday trading. Wclch is on,
among a number OF men IN Quay
county who believes IN farming Tor
profit, and he mikes stock with his
grain and other farm products and
is making it win all along the line.
lie always has something to sell
and finds some body to buy It.
We need many more such sensible
armerS IN Quay county.
Fresh AT Adair's. beans, peas,
c~ucumhcrS, lettuce, mustard,
onions, etc. So.ti
The Business Mems Lcagac will
hold regular session AZ court house
on Tuesday night June ,, 500
o'clock.
Another place OF amusement. to
br known as thc'Palace Arrdome"
will he open TO the people OF Tu.
cumcarl in a few DAYS. The man.
ayers are W, ~. Johnston and
Carson Carlisle, who also have
charge OF the Texas Grand at
Dalhart, Texas. The entertain
mcnt tor the first week will he high
class moving pictures. The man.
ayers propose to make Tucumcarl
one OF the points IN a vaudeville
circuit and promise our people
some FIRST class shows. The ".Aer.
dome is located on the southeast
corner OF Second and Center
streets.
Mrs. Severe has ust received a
beautiful line OF hand made and
French Val LaceS. call and see
them. SI.2t.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-06

/. {. Anderson was in from Han.
lev Monday.
Drink a Stein OF Hires Root
Beer, at Elk Drug Store. Rt.ti
Harry Grubs was in town several
days from Cimarron.
Morgan ~ Dodson sole agents
tor Dawson coal 'phon' s. 5o.lt
LOST Stran %, gold beads
Phone 2oh. Reward. " II pd.
Ice Cream made OF pure cream
at Elm Drug store. 5I.tt
IT.. Brandon OF this county was
IN Iucumcari Thursday on a bust.
ness trip.
{. +. Ndair sells Golden Gate
cOn'' tea, SPICES and extracts.
Su.tl
CIV. lobe al the Mesa Rudonda
section wa, ~ the city attending
To business.
Ice Cream made OF pure cream
nj EN- Drug Ntorr. SI.ti
knight oi the firm OF Knight X
Srarv, Nara Visa, spent sunday
IN the CITY.
Best Dawson lump coal 5000
pet ton. goat
lanes Pierce, hardware mar az
Logan, and kclnkln ot tho firm OF
k-inkn Micro. Co. were in SUNDAY.
brink a Stein OF tires Root
Beer. at Fix Drug Store. St.ti
Mrs. Ann. DcOlivlora is moving
into her new home this week OF thu
cufncr opposite Manncy's SanI,ar.
lum.
FOR SALE: "a good Young
milk cows, tour Icrs"ys among
them. Is. y. DoNuiuu.
Su..i
G. ". and tn. limklns OF this
county l,it rhmsdW tor a TIM
through tn, Panhandle ct Texas,
and Oklahoma.
Don't buy Strychninc Carbon
ANYTHING until YOU get our
prices, Elk Drug Store. 5r.tl
Iohn Lumpkins, the Bell Ranch
COWBOY has moved his hcadquar.
tcrs to the Bel! Ranch farm OF the
Canadian river,
Adair sells Swifts Premium la.
con, hams and meats. So.ti
Mrs. Winters, wife OF t.. t.. Win.
tiers manager OF the Iucumcar
Trading Co, spent a day this week
visiting friends near Mesa Rodon.
da.
TRY the new brand OF Ice Cream
from Wichita at Mack's Connection.
cry. II is the best ON the market
SSti.
DEL Hodges, son OF county com
missioner !. NJ. Hodges, has re-,
turned home from Silver CITY where
he attended school during the past
year
Glenn Brothers new barber shoI
is now open to the public, opposit,
Glen Rock hotel. Everything new
and up.to.date clean. SIT
w. II. Burton OF San Ion was
in town Thursday to meet hi,
children Conrad and Agnes who
have been attending school a
Corydon, Iowa.
Don't buy Strychninc Carbon
ANYTHING until YOU get on
prices. Elk Drug store. SIT
s.. t.. Cunningham who has 4;
fine claim ncar QUAY, has purchas
I'd a lot IN tn, Gamble addition
and will commence building a res
I'd, nee on 1t next week.
Pickering X Son do a genera
blacksmithinp business and ar
thoroughly prepared Tor anything
in the line horsc-shoring
speciality. Opposite =. Anderson
the Timer, Center ~. ALL
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-06
Presbyterian Church.

Kansas CITY, Mo-, Nav goth.
=. NJ. Wharton, Editor News
Please announce that viii
occupy my pulpit next SUNDAY.
Warner II. Dulo.e
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-06

The Eastern Railway Company
OF New Mexico, will place on sale
Septembtr 25rd to 2Sth inclusive.
round trip tickets limited to Octo.
her SYST, 1905, at the following
rates.
MountaInair, Sl.oo; Willard.
S.4S, Enclno, SOS; Vaughn, 500
TT. Sumner. :. so; L.aLsnde, $50.
fabian, o.oS; Melrosc, o.os; Clovis
1000; 1eNlCo, 1000: Porialrs $40
Elida, 10; kenna, 10: Acme, 10
Roswell 10, DrNtcr 10, Hagcrmat
10, Lake Arthur 10, Artesia 10
DAYTON 10, Lakewood 10, Carls.
bad 10, Loving 10, Malaga 10.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-06

The spring OF the year IS here.
Han storms liable to occur any day
Protect your oops with hail insur.
ancc. Rates reasonable. and prem.
iums payable October Ist
J.. t.. Daughtrv.
Agent. - At.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-06

There will be preaching at the
new church IN Highland Park sun.
day Nav 5tSt al II o'clock a. m.
10y Rev. Scott OF Rcvuelto, y. NJ.
\ special invitation is extended to
all. Church meeting at 2 o clock
y. NJ. ]. I%rftRrN.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-06

Glenn Brothers new barber
shop Is now open to the public,
opposite Glen Rock hotel. Every.
thing new and up.to.datc clean.
I.tl
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-06

900 bushels hnc oats AT $3.50
per hundred.
J.. K. COLLINS,
2t T.. o. Box -oS, Tucum carl
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-15

oVersea-young married couples eager for glimpse of Bohemia-were taken there to see artistic squaor at its squalidest. There was no lock to the door so that he who would could en- ter. And if Higgins was not there. twas considered the proper thing to tie a beefsteak to the door. or leave a loaf of bread, by way of calling card
 Higgins was rather proud of the thor oughness with which he lived up to the Bohemian ideal. His life was like page from Munger says Vance Thompson in a colorful account of the Latin quarter of Paris And, as he was tho leanest and dirtiest, so probably he was the happiest rapin in the Quarter
 Naturally enough such pride had to have a fall. It came about this way
 A good girl from home was taken up to see the famous garret. Higgins happened to be in; and he saw the girl from home: that was love--oh
 how the dirty gentleman in corduroy and hair loved that girl, He began to think of barbers and baths. In the years he had developed a certain orig inal and lugubrious style of painting
 His subjects were gutter-snipes. drunkards, beggars-the sediment of the city. He bundled up a lot of such drawings and took them to the Assiette au beurre The editor looked them over, and said; T suppose you know we don't pay fancy prices here III give you 30 francs for the lot"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-15
AT THE NEW HAVEN
Broadhurst and Currie's Farce Rudolph and Adolph,
 First Three Nights.

Bright, clean, witty, sparkling and altogether charming is a quotation of ten heard remarked by theater-goers fortunate enough to have enjoyed Broadhurst & Cu-ries farce comedy offering Rudolph & Adolph." Peculiar in itself, the farce comedy which will be seen at the New Haven theater Tues day and Wednesday night next week and at the matinee Wednesday, is a piece with a well made story moving along throughout the entire play and thereby establishing something hereto fore unknown in this class of offerings. The development of the defined dra- matic plot enhances the force of the comedy element and the results are a. once both satisfying and pleasing.
 The central characters of the play which are said to be well known busi- ness people of New York initiates the action by breaking a promise made to their wives the latter simultaneously commit similar act of infelicity and then each had rather die" than have the other know the truth. Family ties become the leading factor as trouble producer In the domestic tempest in a teapot tragedy which ensues. All the characters Of this brilliant bit of hu- nor are handled with such nice re- gard for the true comedy quality that the play is raised far above the usual crude farce type
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-15
MARGARET ANGLIN,

the theatrical gossip of the country.
 Manager Poli as usual has stepped forward and secured the cyclonic whirl- wind at 9 salary that runs into dizzy figures and her appearance here will no doubt justify Manager Polls selec- ton
 Miss Tanguay has become so popular and sucn a rage that even Fougere, noted singer and dancer has adopted sone of the eccentTicities of Miss Tan quay This does not in the least wor- " the pretty American comedienne who is always ready to show her imi- tators a few more and go them one bet ter every time
 Besides Miss Tanguay there will be a well arranged and splendidly halanc- ed bill to be offered which will include Cameron ana Flanagan in their new of fering "On and Of" As mirth pep- vokers they have no equal. Their of fering will be strictly upon new lines and should be one of the hits
 Manuel Romain and his company which includes the Foley Bros former ] ly of the Dockstader minstrels. and the | Palmer sisters will offer Down Music
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-15
NOTABLE SYMPHONY
Three Great Orchestral Num- bers Will be Played on
 Tuesday.

Those who want seats for the fourth concert of the season by the New Ha- ven symphony orchestra may get them at the Woolsey hall box office this morning at il o'clock. The sale wil last until o'clock On Monday the box office will be open again during the same hours, and on Tuesday the day of the concert, seats may be had frcm II q. m, untir the concert begins at 4:10 D. rn
 The program arranged fpr this con- cert is to include three numbers any one of which is enough in itself to make the list notable There fs the beautiful Mcdowell Woodland suite, showing the late composers most char acteristic work. composition full of fanciful mer1dy, and exquisite melody at that Then there is the great Raff "Leonore" symphony. eonfessedly the bestsof this masters symphonic works. This remarkable piece of descriptive writing Is illustrative of Burgers trag- ic ballard: Leono-e who mourns for her lover William from whom she had received TO tidings although the wars are at an end. Becoming frenzied, she blasphemes Tn the night there is a knock at her door and her lover has come to bear her away hundred leagues to tleir bridal chamber. She mounts his steed and they fly through the night Encountcring terrible spec tres on route and at last, as day dawns they rush through a cemetery gateway when William discloses himself a skel- eton Raff has told the story wonder | fully in music.
 And finally there is the Berlioz or chestration of Weber's Invitation to the Dance" regarded as one of the most remarkable pieces of orchestral transcriptions we have.
 The orchestra will be largely aug mented by members of the New York Philharmonic orchestra.
 Quite aside from the attractiveness cf the orchestral part of the program, 1 is the appearance at this concert of the popular baritone Francis Rogers. which fact will make the fourth concert three fold notable one.
 MT. Rogers IS unauestionably an ar tst of the first water, a singer who is famous for his excellent voice and ar tistic achievements on both sides of the Atlantic. On Tuesday he will sing an aria with orchestra. from Massenet's opera Herodiade. and four delightful songs with nianu accompaniment.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-15

Is to bo the offering all of next week at New Faven's popullr stock theater and the announcement of the putting on of this play will be of interest to all theater goers in this city
 Like many another play thst has had q successful clreer, "Puddinhead VII son had its initial performance in this state. bene played first in Hartford. Afterwards the piece was taken to New York city where 1t enjoyed q run of seventeen weeks and since that time has been played from Maine to the Pacific.
 T.c story as many well know, was irairatized by the late Frank Mayo and tho character of "Puddinheld VII son" WIS first played him and later by his son who is also now deceased With father in the original produc- tion and with the son in hundreds os succeeding performances. was II. S. Huse of Bath. Mo. Mir Huse has play ed the character of Ton" over fifteen | hundred times.
 Director Lawrence B. McGill of the | Biicu, who is a personal friend of M. | Huse's, was very fortunate in being ble to bring MT Huse here for the | production of the play in this city In the production at the Riiou. MT. Illus, will bc seen as Howard Pembroke. tho lawyer
 | "Puddinhead Wilson" is very costly to produce in stock as the royalty is unusually heavy but despite this fact Director McGill selected tho piece an; the offering will undoubtedly be the | strongest of the season. Mr McGin | hims ,lf will play the title role and rhosc who have had the pleasure O seeing Mr. McGil this week in the title roie of Prince Otto know what to expect
 Tho play will be given in it's entirety with the prologue and the full five acts. The story Is laid in "Dawson's Land | ing" Missouri The time of the pro logun Is in is3S and the play proper Is | supposed to have taken place twenty | three years later The cast includes seventeen characters and will offer op- portunity for the casting of tho Riiou stock in roles that will prove congcnial to each member.
 The well known character of Roxy will he played by Miss Gertrude Ship man. Ton" will he played by Paul
 Anderson and "Chambers' by Mir
 King. The final perforpances of "Prince Otto" will be eiVn this after noon and evening. Some good seats stijl remain for both performances.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-15
AT THE HYPERION
Ethel Barrymore Next Week in Her Sister" Margaret
 Anglin Coming.

The tale of Her Sister, Ethel Bar rymore's new play in which she is to De seen here Tuesday, February IS, is a simple one and prettily told with out any superfuous lines or situations. It is the story of two sisters. one sac rificing herself with her present and future happiness for the other
 By the death of the mother the two girls are left to shift for themselves. The younger one, Jane, is looking for pleasure as well as work in earning her way, She is one of the very pretty but happy go-lucky individuals who leaves her home in Englan1 and finds employment on the New York stage She goes aut.ing with a ma rried man with whom sne has struck up a flirta- ton. The machine breaks down and Jane. married man and driver are forced to stop over at the nearest hotel. The next day they return to New York and a few days later the young woman is served with summons in divorce proceedings.
 Instead of remaining in New York to enjoy the benefits of this advertis- tS, and being innocent of any wrone | doing. she hastens back ta England changing her name from Jane Ander- son, which she had kept on the stage, to Jane Hammond.
 The elder sister, Eleanor Anderson, since her mothers death, has been a professional fortune teller. Her name has been lost to the public also and she is known only as Isis" After lanes return to England she falls in love. and promises to marry George Saunders, a clustering sort of English man who develops a lot of common sense during the progress of the play Jane does not tell him of her automo- bile experience in America.
 In due time American papers arrive with the story of the divorce proceed ings and the part played by one Jane Anderson. With the story is picture of Eleanor, which Jane explains she must have left in her room in the hurry of getting away"
 In the meantime, through a little 1 train Irritation, Eleanor has met and l fallen in love, as she thinks, with i Ernest Bickley, ono of the mamma g l darling child. doncherknow' boys tha, live only in London. He is tho godson l of George Saunders and the nephew l of Arnold Cullingworth who plays ar 1 important part in the family arrange I ments
 l The American newspaper with pic i ture and story. falls into the hands i or Mrs Herriard. who is a patron of Isis, the fortune teller, and who Is < the vixen in the story. She has pro l fessionally conided her love for a married man to the fortune teller,
 Just as all things appear to be nov ing nicely and everybody is happy, Mrs, Harriard appears with the American paper. There are several encounters between Eleanor and Mrs Herriard, The papers arc forced to the attention of Saunders and the pie ture at once puts Eleanor under sus- picion of all save Culingworth
 It is in this act that Miss Barrymore 1 does excellent woris Denying that sine was Jane Anderson, and dcclarina
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-15
POLES NEW THEATER
Eva Tanguay Heads a Finely. Balanced Bill for Next
 Week.

Eva Tanguay, the cyclonic whirlwind who is 'Always on the Go will be the sensational headliner to be offered at Polls theater on Monday afternoon and throughout the entire week with the usual daily matinees.
 For several days the local theater- goers have gazed upon huge posters displayed about the city telling of the forthcoming visit of the famous sam bo girl Miss Tanguay has been de- picted amid flying colors on the many colored lithographs that have been dis played throughout town. That her vis- it has created ID end of comment IS evident fer the advance sale at Poll s is reported as the largest in the his tory of the theater.
 The notoriety secured by Miss Tan guay. who is distinctly American when she was put on the same bill with Yes ia Victoria in New York city and has constantly received greater ovations than her English rival, the American gil has occupied tte central position in
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-15
Plays and Players at the Local Theaters

great triumph in ''rhe Great Divide just as she felt it due herself and her public to embark upon the Moody drama while her not less noteworthy success in "Kira' was at its zenith.
 The Awakening of Helena Richie" is a dramatization of Mrs. Margaret Deland's widely read romance of the same name. made by that talented playwright Charlotte Thompson.
 The story follows closely that of the novel, such, slight alterations as have been made being merely those needful to enhance the dramatic effect
 Stage pictures of rare beauty and a supporting company of notable excel lence are other features. Following is the cast:
 Dr Lavendar .".. Frank C. Bangs Lloyd Pryor .......'.'. Walter Hale Dr William King .... Edmund Elton Benjamin Wright R. Peyton Carter Sam Wright ....... George Probert David Master Foster Williams Sarah ............ Gertrude Swigett Martha King ....... Sally Williams Helena Richie .......... Miss Anglin
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-15
AR DINNER COMMITTEE

The committees for the nineteenth annual dinner os the Connecticut so- cietv of the Sons of the American Rev olution will hold a meeting at the of fee of Judge Hobart L. Hctchkiss at 17s Church street on Monday after noon at I o'clock. The chair1nen of the various committees will report and other important matters of business will be considered.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-15


 Row" which is laid Tn New York city and is in three scenes. It is one of this seasons newest and most success full offerings. Mir. and Mrs. Gardner Crane in their sketch Am I Your Wife?' will offer some quiet and re- fined comedy that will be appreciated. Konorah, will be the novelty with his sensational mind tests being known as the lightning calculator. The Martin Bros. with their xylophone work and The Bakers with a novelty acrobatic offering will complete the array.
 The electrograph will offer "A Drunkard will drink and 1000 Miles without Dollar" The seat sale is reported very large Tel. l92 for seats. Usual daily matinees throughout the week
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-15
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM DINNER.
Annual Event to bc Held in Bridge.
 rort March ,.

The annua! dinner of tine Connecti- cut Civil service reform association will he held at o'clock on Thursday eve ming. March at the Algonquin club in Bridgeport NIT. Richard Henry Da- na will be the guest of honor and the principal speaker. The toastmaster will be Stiles Judson.
 Tickets for the dinner will be s2 and scceptances are requested to be sent to secretary of the association. Charles c. Morris by March 2. The committee consists of the following, John P. FL ton. William H. Corbin. Frederick J. Kingsbury. ir,, William :. Pardee. George E. Hill. Augustus E. Bullard and Charles c. Morris.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-15

The Bohemian almost fainted with emotion.
 He bought new garments and clean Illness. and when he appeared in the Quarter that afternoon his friends did not know him-so he was able to bor- row some money from them; and he sailed for home on the same steamer with the girl There must have been something wrong with that girl, for she did not love him ia spite of the bath and the barbering. And the other day the Quarter heard with joy; /" Higgins is coming hack He's got as far as New York" And the Quarter waits, hopeful, expectant. til it's prize Bohemian comes again. Broadway Magazine.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-15
Margaret Anglin.

The first performance in New Ha- ven Of The Awakening of Helena Richie with that most brilliant of emotional stars. Margaret Anglin. in the title role. will be the notable event at the Hyperion theater on Friday. and Saturday, February 2l and 22. with matinee on Washingtons birth day.
 Miss Angiin has entered upon this new enterprise al the height of her
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-15

that the publication of her photography was iihe!ops, her appeal for the girl in the case whoever she might be. was Tlost excellent and carried the audience as tAHHg'l they were wi.noss- ing a real .ife i~ama At the conclu- sion of he@ appeal with all against her 78t" 0aa, ard to n~evens and invest gation wfien rust cxpose her sister. comes the gre1t sacrifice in the cool announcements: q am jane Anderson. the girl in the divorce case"
 By a clever trick in the last act all tho characters, save Cullingworth. Saunders and Eleanor, have dropped out, the truth is obtained. Saunders goes to find Jane. and the curtain leaves Eleanor in the arms of Culling- worth.