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The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-04
DEMOCRAT FOR
GOVERNORSH|P
Indications Are That Marshall Has
Been Chosen in In
diana.
Special to The News.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. A.
The returns are coming in slow. There
is a big ticket to be counted and
much scratching has been INDUCED in
by the voters. The latest news points
to Taft's majority as slightly over
$4,000 with Marshall, Democrat,
elected Governor by a close margin.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4.--1762
precincts give Watson, Republican,
1877, 0O5; Marshall, Democrat, '206,-
Sol. Charles Lands, Republican, in
the ninth district has been defeated
for Congress; Ralph Moss. Democrat,
in the fifth district is elected.
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new Street CAR
HAS ARRIVED
Winter Car Will Be Put in Operation
at 0nce--Better Schedule
Promised.

The new winter street car that is
to be used here in place of the old
ones that are in use now arrived
Wednesday morning and will be put
in operation at once.
The new car is one of the latest
makes and is up-to-date in every re-
spect. When the new car is put in
use the city is also promised more
regular schedule and better service
in every way.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-04
LANGLEY WINS
10th DISTRICT
Republican Candidate Will Haze Ma
iority CT Over Two Thou
sand Over Davis.

Hon. John w. Langley, Republican
for Congress made q runaway race
against Judge Amos Davis, Demo
crat. The News is IN receipt of the
following Dispatch:
PAINTSVILLE, KY, Nov. A.
Johnson county, 1850; Martin. $50
Pike, 1900; Floyd, 200; for Langley
FRED A. VAUGHN.
This insures the election of Mr.
Langley by over 1000 majority.
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j. P. ADAMS wins
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
Is Elected in Breathitt District BY
About Seven Hundred
Majority.

In the Breathitt Judicial District,
j. p. Adams, Republican, is elected
over j. B. White, Democrat, by about
700 majority.
The only county carried by Mr.
White was Wolfe and that by only
125. Kelly Kash, Republican, for
Commonwealth Attorney was also
elected by practically the same ma
jority as Adams.
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KENTUCKY PoSTMASTERS.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-The fol-
lowing postmasters have been APP
pointed for Kentucky: Barthell,
Whitley county, Merchison, Frogge;
Everman, Carter county, Millard q.
Porter.
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new YORK CITY
VOTES FOR TAFT
Republican is Said to Have Carried
Great City BY Over Ten
Thousand.

Special to The News.
NEW YORK CITY, Nov. 4.-Taft
carried New York City by about H.
600 plurality, this being the first time
the city has given its vote to Re-
publican Presidential candidate since
1896, when Mr.. Mckinley had small
plurality.
Mr.. Taft received greater plu-
rality in New York than President
Roosevelt.
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DOUBLE COUSINS DIE
AT THE SAME HOUR

NASHVILLE, KY, Nov. 4.-Louis
A. Burk, ged twentyfour years, died
at his home here, and Miss Lille
Mae Burk died at her home in Lex
ington at precisely the same hour.
They were double cousins.
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Taft Expresses Qualification
at the Result Of The Election
Says That He Was Elected by fle Business Men the Country and
That Labor and the Farmers Stood By Him.

my share Of the labor vote and that
the farmers stood by me. / am very
gratifed," said Judge Taft in com
menting on the election.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-04
JOHNSON wins
Minnesota's Democratic Governor is
Reelected by Twelve Hun
dred Plurality. n

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 4.-Gover-
nor Johnson's reelection is conceded
by the Republicans by twelve hundred
plurality,
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THIRTY GAYS Isl JAIL

Jim Mack. notorious. negro bot
town, was given Thirty days days in
jail this morning in Judge Evans
court for breach of trust.
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DOUBT AS TO
THE RESULTS
Latest Returns Place Maryland and
West Virginia Dem
Ocratic.
Special to The News.

Special to The News.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 4.-The lat
est returns indicate that Bryan car
ried West Virginia and Maryland by
small pluralities. The election is so
close in both these States that it will
need the complete returns to know
the result.
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Snecial TO The News.

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. Al be-
lieve | was elected by the business
men of the country, that | received
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

- The Knights of Pythias will have
work in the second Rank THURSDAY
night. A full attendance is request
ed.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-04
Rat Fond Of Tobacco.

Edward Thompson, Waterman at
Perth Amboy, N. j., says rat comes
to him every day and gets chew Of
tobacco.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-04
Republicans Will Control
House Of Representatives
With Thirty Districts Missing Membership Now Stands Republicans
1885, Democrats 1861

Special to The News.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. A.
With thirty districts missing the next
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strenath of Locomotive.

A railway engine may roughly be
said to equal in strength 500 horses.
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BRYAN LOSES
HIS HOME STATE
Latest Returns Indicate Republican
Majority of Twelve ThOu-
sand Votes.
Special to The News.

Special to The News.
LINCOLN, Nebraska, Nov. A.
The latest returns indicate that Ne
braska has gone against Bryan by
nearly $4,000 majority.
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Dining Room Motto.
A good motto for dining room
would be: Don't talk to the carver"
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-04
LORD of His Own Life

The man who masters himself is
Free Eng etus-
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
Business is Opening up Every.
where.

The Santa Fe Railway Company
has put to work this week I,8oo
men on the various lines OF the
company and the eastern manu-.
factories are resuming with full
quotas OF men. The wave is even
reaching out to the Southwest and
the Canant people are resuming
with great activity and the Bisbee
mines and smelters are opening up
again. This even means some
thing TO Tucumcari as the output
OF the coal mines at Dawson and
the railway employees that haul the
coal and coke Though this point
and the roundhouscand shops tor
ces receive. their money Tor labor
at this point and great amount OF
It is spent here. \ So }, 900 a
month pay dav helps things most
materially in this city. That is
what we NAV expect this tall and
winter. This don't look very pan.
ickv. Good times are ahead OF us.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
La nd Office Opens With
Good Business

The TucumcarI Land Office
opened Mondav in the court house
and IN" Register and Receiver and
corps ot assistants are a busy set
4, ttlng the multiplicity OF prellm
mary work OF. hand in order TO
get down TO the REGULAR routine OF
land office business next week,
There is practically two months
work on hand to begin with, and
there rs nothing amatrurIsh IN the
manner in winch the entire ioTCe
is taking hold OF the business.
Both the Register and Receiver
are capable men and hard workers
and with the assistance oi expert
enced clerks and couple OF ex.
pcrts furnished by the government
they are intending to catch up
with the business next week. The
clerical iorce is as follows: ARA
r. Patterson, Illinois, bookkecper;
Fcstus Carruthcrs. Clayton clerk;
Stephen ID. Pool, Springfield, Mo. 7,
clerk; Robert NJ. Cousdr, Denver,
Colo stcnographer; ]. +. Macy,
Denver.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
JEAN RIfD nONORtD BY ROYALTY

We NAV scott at British ROYALTY
and ciiec; to scorn American snohs
who seek lavors from them, and
vet when real royalty deigns to
honor a plain American citizen, the
papers bubble over with the min
uies details.
The latest international alliance
is that OF lean Reid, the charming
daughter oiWhitelaw Reid our Am
~rican ambassador to England,
to the Honorable Hubert Ward,
brother OF the Earl OF Dudley and
equerry. waiting to King Ed
ward.
lhe king and queen and all the
roval court attended the wedding
which took place in the kings own
private chapel, which being small
necessarily limited the number of
guests. A splendid reception at
Dorchester house, the Reid resi-.
dence, followed the ceremony.
Miss Reid is great iavorite with
tue royal pair. IL rs the hrst time
the daughter OF an American am
bassador has married in London
and has formed an alliance with a
member OF the kings household.
II is said that Ambassador Reid
has acted up to his part admirably.
No royal tiunkey is no better up in
court etiquette, and he has the
money TO dress to the path. His
town house is one OF the most
magnificent in London.
Miss Reds presents we're more
than splendid. She received a
magnificent fortune in jewels alone.
The king and queen presented her
with costly diamond bracelets.
Everything under the sun from
diamond tiaras to silver heirlooms
are hers. The engagement ring is
an heirloom in the house oi Dud-
lev, an immense pigeon g. blood
ruby, as Is also the wonderful string
OF pearls presented by the groom's
mother.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
TWO BASt BALI GAMtS.


Arrangements have been made
tor the following program Tor the
4th;
so ward dash Tor men; 100 ward
dash lor men; bun eating contest
tor boys; sack race tor boys; bar.
rel boxing contest; pie eating con
test; one-third mile dash; burro
race; lat mans race; so yard dash
Tor boys under II years. First
and second prizes will he awarded
the winners in these contests.
The above sports will be given
in front OF grand stand and will
commence at 2 90 p. m sharp,
The base hall game will be called
on Saturday and Sunday at $3.50
p m. The line up Tor the Tucum.
carr team will he as follows: Ford,
C; Herring, p; Bolt, Isl h; Pillow.
and h; Mardori, 3rd h; Hutchin.
son, SIS; Shaw, IT; Simpson, CT;
Stewart, Il, A lew slight changes
will be made on The line up on
SUNDAYS game.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
TAFTREADY FOR FRAY

Washington, ~. C., July Sec.
rctary TAFT retired from the war
office today and Once more bccamr
a private citizen. His routin,
campaign work began TODAY. j.
consisted OF signing several thou.
sand letters which he had written
IN response To- congtatulatorv mes.
,agrs received by mail and trle.
graph
Despite the rumors regarding
the selection OF chairman OF the
republican national committee, as.
-urancc rs given that no decision
has vet been reached.
TAFT expects to confer on the
subject late this afternoon with
ARTHUR !. Norys, OHIO manager ol
the preliminary camuatgn. IL IS
urasonably certain th,t Norys him
,ril will not be- selected although
It Is likely that hr will be idcntinrd
With the campaign IN an important
position.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
". c. 7. U. Will Hold
Silver Medal Contest

The w. &. I &. will hold an
Iratorlcal contest ~ the Prcshv.
terrain church next Mondav evening
1t s O'Clock. \ splendid program
has been prepared.
The contestants Tor the silver
medal are, Misses Eula Street,
Nina Russell, level Manney, Is.
tclla Ersktne and l'av Porter.
\ splendid musical program has
been arranged. Rev. Dul}osr will
make a talk, as will also Mrs NJ
l.. Golden oi H. Paso. Mrs.
Hannrv will fccrtc, and lutte
Pauline McCartv and liSlrll.
Erskinc will sing will 1t PAY. "
Mr. Harry Mcl;lroy will pre-.
sent the medal.
Little Pauline McCartv will
ing tn" temperance song We
Nrr Coming" Nr. Br,mrr will
~Ing solo, Nj. Gtmblr and Miss
\hrr, assisted hv several others
"" preparing "A choice musical pro.
gram.
the ". e. +. l.. ladies have
spared NJ pains IN getting ny the
contest, and 1t promises TO he one
OF IN" most inter, StIng programs
ever hrld tcrc. No admission
will II" charged. Everyone is
cordially invited.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
CHOOSE FOR YOURSELF
Something About the Men Who
Will Lead the Two Great
Parties.

Mr.. Brvan's experience in office
rs limited to two terms ~ the house
OF representatives. He tailed at
the bar IIr achieved no dl,tinc.
ton IN journalism. liis only suc.
cess has been as a platform speak.
er. His power over a crowd is cS.
traordlnarv, hut passes immediate.
w. His words do not linger and
compel hearers to acllpn.
Judge TAFT, hut wear or 50 old
er than Mr.. BRYAN, has served as
n ludpc ot state court in Ohio.
as collector OF N, .rnal revenue. rs
solicitor general OF the United
States, as circuit Iudge ui the
United States, as governor pcner.
al OF the Philippines, and j. now
serving a. secretary ol war. He
Is one oi the best LAWYERS IN Amer.
ica. Not a failure is charged
against him, while his successors
have been signal hc is regarded
as his party's best asset.
Now all ol this will be- dwclt up.
on n the campaign progresses.
tn" country Is to chDo," between
a party led hy Il iamou, tgitatot,
with little TO his personal account
except agitation, and a party led
by man who in hall dozen i'm.
portant Offices has shown fine pow
crs a. an executive and adviser,
and who has helped mak" the r..
cord upon which his patty is ap.
pealing tor.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
Hanley Happenings.
Correspondence,

Correspondence,
|. c. Williams is sporting in a
new buggy.
Lee Butler has a well OF I'm, wa.
ter 80 feet deep.
The Turner families have gone
back tu the Creek nation, Okla.
Mrs. l.. Vol aud Nellie Mar.
tindaie are visiting relatives IN
Kansas City.
A. J, Baker has made trip to
Claude, Texas, to return with his
wife and children.
Otis and VIII Humphrey, Carl
Anderson and Charlie Ownsby are
making an extended visit TO the
harvest fields OF Texas.
Rev. !. {. Williams has discon.
tinued the Sandav afternoon meet
ings at the Bunk house. a Mcxi.
can family will move into the build
ing in the near future,
Quite a number OF people have
asked wher, Eanley is, We will say
il is located IA miles west OF tn.
cumcari on the l.. = * ). w L..
road at the place formerly called
Palomas.
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Fro View.

Correspondence.
No ram yet but We are still in
hopes.
ParlshS' visited friends over
west Sunday.
J, J Murdick went to Tiban last
Saturday to get work.
Mr.. Hunton and wife visited At
Mr. Reetor's Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ball spent SUNDAY
afternoon at Mr.. Murdick's.
Little OrvilIe Eddy has been
real sick tor the last week.
Mr.. Yates went to Bovcna las,
week with some OF his cattle.
Mrs, Virgil Thomas has the
mnmps and has been quite sick.
There is quite a biz OF sickness
IN our ne'ehborhood at present.
On account OF sickness we dldn't I
have any Sunday school SUNDAY.
John CluxtoE has been helping
Clarence Loosing on his house this
week.
Perry k"sler and B. c. Lair.
more went to Meirose last week on
business.
The young infant OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Cooper's is very sick at
present.
Charley Loosing OF Comanche,
Okla, has moved on his claim re-
Gently and is building a house.
MIR. Murdick had a mess OF young
potatoes last week that was grown
on the sod and wasn't irrigated.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
BOTH GAMES TO DALHART
Bis Crowds Witness the Games
Between Dslhar and Tucum.
carl Last Week

As was announced in the last
issue ot the News, the ball team
from Dalhart played the home
team here last Saturday and Sun.
day, and the games were witnessed
hv large crowds As our ball r..
porte: was out oi town. We did not
get arccord OF thu game hy innings.
But perhaps We found out more
than we wanted to know as the re-.
suit was disastrous to our boys
and the visitors won both games.
The score oi Saturdays game was
one to six III favor o. Dalhart, and
our boys lost Sundays game also.
by score OF ninc to eight in twelve
innings.
Well, Dalhart. YOU did il that
time, but We don't believe YOU can
do 1t again.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
CORRESPONDENCE
Bard Items.

Correspondence
{. e. Sowdcr made a business
trip To- Iucumcafi this week.
Ralph Skinner has gone back to
Kansas to work and visit home
folks.
Bro. Bacon preached NJ the ar.
bor lastSunday morning alter Sun.
day school.
Elbert Alfred has the finest
squash patch OF the Pixies Peak
variety we have seen.
A nice little shower last TUESDAY
was welcomed by all but only wish
there had been more OF it.
The San Jon butcher makes reg.
ular trips to Bard and Endec
every FRIDAY with fresh beet.
Walter Bennett the general l..
y. Commissioned OF San on wa
visiting Horace Bros. Friday.
Misses Gertrude Owen Bernie,
Carter and Gertrude PIttman were
sunday guests oil MISS Kate Horne
Misses Audle and Zula Roger
OF Endee visited Misses Bernie,
Carter aud Gertrude Owen recent
iy.
ID. +. Owens and wife, Van
Ward and Mrs. Alma Sowder and
children were guests OF {. {. Sow
der last Sunday.
y. >. Carter LETT here SUNDAY
Tor Wildorado, Texas, where he
took the tram Tor Kansas TO work
III the harvest nrlds.
Van d. Ward lett here Tuesday
lof his home IN Okla His daugh.
t.i, Mrs. ' +. Sowd,r accpmpan.
led nam tor a visit with friends and
relatives.
MIR. Whistler is building on his
clam nv" miles east ui Bard, he
SAYS he wants to break one hun.
df'd acres ot sod before another
crop year,
Iona Horne has n tried receipt
tor a hog remrd, which Is a sure
worker It is tn, best corn saver we
have heard OF. he will gladly give
YOU the receipt.
Rev. !. \. Flckev commenced
a serirs ot meetings here last sun.
day night at the arbor. IL will
continue severLl nights II here is
interest taken.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Pingrce
were guests OF Elbrrt Alfred and
"'i" Saturday and Sunday. They
furnished music on the violin and
mandolin which was cnloycd by
several listener, over the phone.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
YAQVlS SLAIN IN BATTLE
-Four Thousand Troops TO Wa &c
War OF determination Against
Hostile Tribesmen in Sonora

Mexico City, Iune 80. -Four In.
dlans were killed and three cap,ur.
ed IN battle between Mexican
troops and Yaqul Indians IN the
Bacatatc mountains, according to
information received here today.
The troops IN that vicinity are pur.
SUNG three separate bands ol the
Indians;
In pursuance OF the expressed
policy To carry on the war against
the Indians with increased vigor
the governor will increase the force
in the field against them to 900.
The war IS TO hc one OF extermina.
ilon Such Indians a. are captur.
ed will he deportcd to the southern
section OF III Ouintlnia RIO dis.
trlct.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
Ssnders-Murphy.

The announcement OF the mar
riage OF /. II. Sanders and Miss
Leila Murphy has been made.
The wedding takes place at Alamo.
gordo next Wednesday at the home
oi the brides mother. They are
popular and highly esteemed young
people OF Gucumcarl and the en-.
tire population OF the citv will loin
the News IN wishing them all the
blessings attendant upon a happy
marriage. The groom 10 be Is
cashier OF the Federal Banking
Company since its organization a
short time ago and previous to en-.
terlng upon the duties oil that sit.
uation he had tor several years
been engaged IN the lumber husi.
ness, first with the Iackson-Gal.
brallh. .Foxworth Co. and later man.
ager OF the Sanders Lumber Co
OF which hc was one OF the pTin.
cIpal stockholders. Tie is "A capl,
business man and a thorough gen
tieman. Miss Leila Murphy is a
sister OF Mrs. /. A. Muirhead and
during the last year has been a
saleswoman in the store OF +. \.
Mulrhead X Co. and rs Young
woman oil high accomplishments
and amIable disposition. Mr., san.
ders Is certainly entitled to con.
graduation Tor landing such prlzc.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
Shooting Scra pc at Logan.

lack H,ttson shot, and il is be-
lirved fatally wounded Bob Craig
at Logan this morning II rs not
known what the shooting was about
Hlttson we are informed is a cous.
in OF W. J. Hlltson oil this CITY,
and Craig is well known here as he
has been "a Bell ranch cowboy tor
several years, and carried the mail
tor sometime from this place to
the Bell ranch.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
School, Furniture Has Arrived.

The new supply OF school iurni
ture has arrived and tn" building
will I've put in shape right away
Tor the opening oi the summer
Normal which will convene IN
August, and tor the regular school
term which will follow in Septem.
her. The public schools are going
to be- crowded and the board is 40
ing to make every preparation
possible TO accommodate and
make comfortable young America,
Notwithstanding that every grade
is going 10 tsr crowded to over
flowing.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
Allen Breexes

Correspondence
Ogg has gone to Oklahoma.
Castleman will return to Okla
homa.
a party at the Allen home was
well attended.
Crops continue to grow and the
recent rains will make them hurry
the more.
Dr. keener has disappeared and
It is reported that he LETT some oil
his Indebtedness behind him.
w. ID. Starcher will leave soon
tor Texas and II is generally un-
derstood that he will get married
before he returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slay have been
called home on account oil the III.
ness OF their parents. The father
and mother live at Claud, Texas.
Cupid seems to be the prevalent
goa IN this vicinity. Rodger
Washer and Miss Lizzie
Mason oil this place were united
n marriage on lune al, at the
nome OF the brides parents. The
nest wishes oi the entire COM
nunlty are extended to them,
A number oil our people became
frightened on account OF the dry
weather and have left tor different
sections OF the country, but we
Ncstors are going to stay with
our homesteads and the rains that
are now coming will bring the
crops out TO such an extent that
We are gong to be better of than
the fellow who runs away looking
Tor something better.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04
Miss Shirley Mitchell WinsPiano

In the piano contest closed last
week at the store OF /. 4 Muir.
head * Co Miss Shirley Mitchell
ol Dodson landed thu prize, n fine
X ause model, costing $3.50. The
numlrr OF votes received 10y her
was 3u6I7 and the number receiv.
ed by her second was 2S,2I7, and
several others receiving IN the
neighhorhood OF $1,000. The
prize was graciously offered 10y the
I. A. Muirhead 4 Co. tor the most
popular young lady in the county
and there is little question OF the
popularity OF Miss Mitchell as she
led 10y a count OF over 3,ooo.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-04

Mrs. Harry Yassecn ot Dalhart
who had been attending the store
here while Lewis visited relatives
IN Chicago, has returned home.
Children's Day was appropriate.
ly observed by the PRESBYTERIAN
church last Sunday and the pro.
gram was greatly enloSed by the
children as we'll as their parents
\ cigar mandatory has been
opened on east Main street hy
Johnston and Davis. Thev are
working a good force oi makers
and evidently understand what
they are about.