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@LOOk at Your Signet Ring"

There was no one in the smoking
room when Ninian entered. and he
rang the bell timidIy, and timidIy
awaited the advent of . waiter. When
that fUnctionary. entered, the young
,aIratc regarded him shyly.
"I-I-er-am not feeling very well
this morning" he said, nervously. Il
think the sea-voyage yesterday after
noon upset me a little"
"Yessir. very sorry. sir" said the
waiter, sympathetically. Anything /
can do, sir?"
Il was wondering if a little soda
water with a little brandy would bene-
At me. said young BaNendale. finger
Ing his chin
"Erandy-and-soda, sir, yessir.' said
the waiter quite unconCernedly.
Large brandy. sir?"
III you please" answered the
pseudo-curate. And small soda.
Young Mr.. Baxendale drank this
fascinating mixture and felt much bet
ter after a.. Life assumed freshcr
colors-aU ne said. might yet be well.
He thought he would like some break
fast-yes. decidedly he could eat some
breakfast now, and after that he
WOulu pay MS hills bel HIS DdbbdSt-
and drive 10 Kingsbridge station in
search Of his friend. Mr. Claye.
90 nc finished the last drop of tire
'vIver and marched into the coffee
room. And there sat Miss Driscoil.
looking very stern and very deter
mined, and from Miss Driscon's lips
fell the startling words:
MY Cod. Ninian Baxendalei'
Ninian BaXeudale felt that the stu
alton was fun of unpleasantness. His
soul sank from the heights to which It
had been conducted by the brandy
end-soda 90 depths OF something like
despair He turned soft at the stom-
ach and weak at the knees-his face
was first green. then red. then sick
~ yellow
Tie looked furtlvely about him; there
was no one in the coffee-room but
Miss Driscou and himself. Young Mr.
BaNendale cndeavored to put a bolu
face on matters
''You are under some mistake. mad
am he said. in his best cUrate vote.
my name Is Somerville."
lie would have Sgssed on. but Miss
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as I made that you are at the bot
tom Of the theft OF my diamonds?
Who but YOU could have found out
that / was Iveling with them2 You
and your precious confederate have
got them"
"Tll swear l haven't" asserted the
Gagged rat. I've never seen them.
swear H. He may have got EN-, but
haven't had hand in IL except TO tell
him about them. And now he's slung
his hook mourned the victim Of
misplaced confidence.
Il never thought he'd treat me like
that"
Are you going to tel TIE whole
story and the whole TRUTH asked
Miss DriscOll very threatcningly. and
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Tor good hour, and then the key
turned In the lock and Miss DriscOl
reappeared, and she was followed by
a very tall ana very muscular man In
a tweed suit who smiled pleasantly
ar;i dcterninedly and twiddled a
heavy militaryIooking mustache as he
sazed at the unhappy prisoner
This hep said the portentous per
sOHaSe.
This is he answered Miss Dris-
coll
The detective e!anced in an amused
la~hion al long, narrow parcel which
Miss Driscoil carried. wrapped up IN
brown paper, in her right hand
Going 10 carry out that little eere-
mony YOU spoke OFF, he said. smiling
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DriscoIl rose and barred the way. Her
eyes CLEANED. Her mouth was grim,
and determined.
You Har!" she Kissed. rather than
said. And you fool. Look at your
signet ring"
Young Mr.. Baxendale lifted his
hand mechanically. and gazed at the
ornament which Miss DriscoH was in
dicating with out stretched forchnger.
It was a rather conspicuous ring at
which ne stared in a duh, mechanical
fashion-very large. and very heavy.
not quite in the best taste nor in the
best gold, and Il bore a very large
mOnOgram-N. Bon the shield.
Your signet ring, l say repeated
Miss DriscOL What fool you are.
l thought there was something IA
miIiar about your voice last night"
Even the greatest criminals. the most
successful kings OF crime. make small
mistakes OF detail which upset years
OF careful preparation for achieving a
grand success
Young Mr.. Baxendale was not II
great criminal. nor yet clever man:
he had much more OF the character OF
the sneak thief about him than n
Charles Peace or a de Goncourt. lr'j
he had sufficient common sense 10
observed, a fool
1t had never struck him. in the midst
OF all that elaborate coutriving, that
the ring would give him away.
The unfortunate young man glanced
round him as rat s'ances round the
cage in which it is trapped. His eyes
wandered to the door.
If you dare to take one step with
out my permission said Miss Dris-
coll, I'm have YOU inside a lookup
within ten minutes Sit down.
Young Mr.. Baxendale collapsed into
the nearest chair. and Miss Driscou
rang the ben and summoned the wait
ress.
Ask the manaEereSS 20 step this
way, if YOU please said she, and took
a seat exactly opposite that Of her
prisoner.
Don't You dare to move now.
young man" she commanded "TN
make II hot for YOU If YOU do
Madam, II protest against this
this
Protest as much as YOU like. my
boy said Miss Driscoll cheerily.
And much good may il do YOU Come
here. II you please" she added as the
manageress came into the coffee room
and stared wide-eyed at the supposed
curate's downcast attitude and pain
drawn face. rs there a private room
anywhere in which this young man
and myself and you. il you please, can
have little conversation? -
Come this way, madam" said she
manageress, and walked out Of the
room in advance, feeling that she was
going to hear new developments. I
viii show you a private room"
Miss Driscoll signaled TO young Mr.
BaNendale; her demeanor was stern
and fierce.
mo nonsense, now said she. Fol
low the manageress, and remember
that I'm behind YOU. Quick-'
Young Mr.. Baxendale. forming the
middle and principal part Of the pro-
cession thus inaugurated, felt as If he
were being led from condemned cell
to the sca6old. He was unpleasantly
conscious that two Mattresses had en-
tered the coffee room and were view
ing the proceedings with Management
which was not entirely without amuse-
meut.
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CHAPTER XXI.

! OUICK-CHANGE ARTIST

Mr.. Richard Claye. as Miss Dris-
col had wisely observed, was an un-
common thief. The younger son OF a
gentleman. he had been turned out Of
his fathers house at the age OF sev-
enteen with a hundred pounds N his
pockets and permission to provide foI
himself In future
He had provided for himself ever
since. and notwithstanding the ups
and downs OF a career which afforded
great scope Tor variety and adventure.
had done himself very we'll He had
played many parts in his tine. and
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4 Many-Sided Man.

Nothing. Joe" replied the old
friend. Unless IT'S TO take these
damned golf clubs into the yard and
burn 'em- Put EN- night oUI OF sight,
Old mzn. while I make up. snail DC
q military person VIXEN 1 come down
stairs
The stout man chUckied IS he re-
treated. for he knew his friends pow
ers and admired them. He went down
stairs. finished his braudy-aud-s0da.
IighE.d a cigar. and pm the goIr clubs
i'm very safe place. After that ne
picked up the newspaper and read
and smoked until his visitor came back
10 him.
When he heard tire sound Of Mr..
Claye's feet on the stairs he booked
mp. prepared to criticise that gentle
mans appearance. As his eyes feu On
his descending figure the stout man
uttered sutteraI exclamation which
signihed approval
Very good. very good indeed. my
boy" he said, ciappins ms Ies-ol NUT
ton fist on the nearest table Your
own mother. 81 she's alive. We Ildn't
know you"
Mr.. Ciaye reflected that he would
much rather De recognized By his
mother than by some other people %
whom he was aware. but re did not
say so. He went over 20 pier glass
and looked al himself again, and he
felt that the landlord $ enc5miuma
were deserved
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The Huntress and the Hunted.

He hung his head as he Followed the
manageress out OF the room and into
toward the front door. through the
glass panels or which he could see the
sheds along the side Of the Liffey.
with blessed free men loading and I'M
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Copyright 1895. by F. A. Srunssy col
Ito be Continued Next Sundav.1
OctOb er II. 1908
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-15

On ThuTSdty afternoon IT three
o'clock a large crowd assembled. AT
the Airdome to hear y. \. LARA
cola, democratic candidate TOT con-
gress lor New Mexico. The Gu.
cumcari Band played several pieces
while the crowd assembled, and AT
three fifteen e. &. Davidson,
Chairman oil the Democratic Cuun.
Il Central Committee, called the
meeting to order and in a lew well
chosen words introduced Mr.. Lar
razolo.
Mr. Larrazolo spoke Tor ar hour
and fifteen minutes, IN which he
discussed statehood as one OF the
issues OF the people OF New Mex.
leo. but said that the most lmpor-
tant issue to be settled 1t the
coming election IN November. Is
not statehood Tor New Mexico, but
the all important question as to
whether or not a few corrupt poll.
,icians shall continue to control the
politics OF this territory, Is he
claimed they had been doing tor
the past twelve years. He said
that n wrong impression existed IN
the East and in the congress OF the
United States regarding the ability
ol the people oi New Mexico to
govern themselves. and claimed
that the way in which to correct
this erroneous idea was moi uy
sending delegates to represent New
Mexico who are from Louisiana,
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and
other states, but by sending 4
native OF New Mexico who can
show them that we have intel
ligence and are capable Of self.
government. He predicted the
election oi the Great Commoncr
and payed a glowing tribute to the
Nebraska statesman.
Mr.. Larrazolo has n good voice
speaks deliberately, has a fine
command oi English and holds
the attention Of his audience.
MIR. Larrazolla confined himself
largely to the discussion VI the
question OF statehood; he argued
that territory deserved statehood,
but that under a Republican adj
ministratlon It was Impossible 70
get It. lie declared that the Re
publican party was afraid that the
les state II admitted would be
democratic and Tor that reason
they we're opposed to its admission.
lie quoted from speaker Cannon,
IN which he claimed that Speaker
Cannon asserted that he was lool.
ed once, that when Oklahoma was
admitted as a state It was repre-
sented TO him that it would be Re-
publican, but that 1t had turned
out 10 be n not bed OF democracy,
and that it would be- impossible to
tool him the second time. While
disclaiming any intention OF cast
,ng any reflection upon the truth
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LARRAZOLLA in TUCUMCARI

or integrity oi President Roosevelt
he asserted that IN has opinion
President Roosevelt was oppose,
to the admission ~ the Tcrrltor,
as a state, and that he had never,
either publicly OF privately, an.
nounccd 1t as his desire that state.
hood should bc given the t,rrltor,
OF New Mexico; he further assert.
I'd that II ct the chici objection,
raised by the people OF the East
against the admission OF the Ter.
ritory was the mlSapprrhynsIon
under which they labUryd regard.
lng the conditions existing IN the
territory OF New Mexico. llr as.
serted that the people ut the East
believed that tn, Territory Ut New
Mexico IS largely settled with thos.
OF mexican blood, and that they
are lllItcrate and mcapabl, oi man.
aging their local affairs, should tho
territory he admitted. On, ll MS
cHlcl arguments presented IN be-
halt oi himself was th, tact that
he waS 4 native born citizen Ut
New Mexico, and OF Spanish de-.
scent, and that he would be- able
To dIspcl thu illusion regarding the
conditions ~ ;hr territory Ji New
Mexico, that b, asserted exists IN
the East. He alleged that h.,
could do more IN one hour on the
floor Jt the House OF Representa-.
tlves IN placing the territory VI
New Mexico before the people m
the proper light, than can be- done
by Governor Curry and Delegate
Andrews IN q year time,
He did not enter largely into TN,
discussion OF National affairs, but
predicted that BRYAN would be-
elected by a large majority, which
would insure the admission pl the
territory as 4 state. II, discussed
to a certain length political cor.
rupilOn which he alleges has exist.
cd III this territory tor years and
asserted that those N power IN this
territory wcrc opposed o. state.
hood tor the reason that under tn,
territorial laws they are nor, able
- ply their vocation. liz assert.
I'd that he was elected TWO years
ago a. delegate, but that lbs fraud
and corruption on the part OF
certain election officers over the
territory, he was deprived OF his
seal IN congress.
As a whole he made a ialr pre-
sentatiJn Ut the political issue from
a democratic standpoint. liz was
gwen excellent attention, and ire.
quently applaudcd.
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Quay County institute instructors

+. l.. McClanahan OF the Agri.
cultural College, Mcsilla has beer
employed to instruct the teacher,
institute tor Quay county. Tn,
term will open Monday tho 18th.
MI teachers vino intend &c max,
application Tor schools IN QUAY
county are compelled under the law
10 attend this OF some other county
institute III the territory OF New
Mexico; 81 1t will be- we'll ior our
teachers TO make It a point to be-
ON hand 1t the beginning OF the
term, A. We are informed by the
county Superintendent that Prot.
Mechanism Is considered among
the ahlcst teachers IN the territory,
and great good may be- accomplish.
I'd In thu schools Ut Quay couutv
II all 1ur teachers attend this m.
,titutc.
Mr,. Pearl Barker Hart will as.
,lst Professor McClanahan. and
will hay, charge Ut primary meth
DDS. Most ut the teachers Ji the
county a., acquainted with Mr..
lllrt ls she had charge Vi the
primary grades IN IN" public school
here with Professor &. l.. Ware,
Ion tn" past two years.
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NOTICE FOk puUlICArloN

DEPARTMENT OF the Interior ~ y Land
Oiitc" ~ Tucumcari n " Aug ~. Iqis.
Notice - hereby gwen that Walter Nor
gan Of Roosevelt y VI who on oct l..
TOGO, made homestead Fnlr, No. 1850.
SERIAL No osg4. Tor ne,, section - Town
Shtr 81, Range 1D", y NJ. principal MGR.
dian has hl-d motto" oi intention IT, make
maj commut1tlon pruui, ~ establish ,lum
TO the land above described. before l.
House, L. ) Commissioner. m has office
A. House. y NJ, on tho iIth IA, OF sep.
tembrf ipos.
Claimant names as Witnesses
'harllr W Aspen. | H. Choat. Il. {.
Cheat Frank Fowler. all oi Run.r, -lt.
New Mexico.
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NorI,E Enk runlICArInN.

N'li y WV 'lNlHl' y l'N
Department II the Interior 4 =. Land
Dfhcc nj Tucumcarl y NJ. Aug 10, uS
Notice - hrfcb, gwen that WICK liur'
nett Of %Lrgansvillr y. NJ who on Aug.
est y, Ioo6 made Homestead Entry No,
gS2S. Serial No. oOoS for nci. Section 20
Township sn, Range Inr y NJ. principal
meridian has filed notice Of intention Ia
make nnal cnmmutation proof. - establish
clam to the land above described. before
" T. p1rllow T. : Commissioner. m his
otto" ~ Holl"n". Qua, County, y. VI ON
the ibth day NJ September zoos.
Claimant names rs Witnesses
W I Hollis ui Preston y VI Z ".
Yell, Thomas Hare. Henry u Hare ali oi
.irgansvillc, y NJ
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WAN TED AT once, a good
seamstrcss. For particulars in.
quIre 1t rttoyI X LlVson. 8 It
>. K. Crcsap OF Danvillc. Iowa,
has been IN the county tor several
DAYS visiting his brother Price
Cresap OF san ion. lie thinks this
a good time 10 buy New Mexico
lands, and has a deal on hand tor
several hundred acres. In speak.
ing OF the county he said, II think
that Billy BRYAN and New Mexico
are almost taultless.
y. .. Larrazolo, candidate on
IN" democratic ticket tor Delegate
g. Congress, met with a very libcr.
al reception her" "Wednesday.
! here were probably as many re-.
puOlIcan- out 10 hcaT him speak as
democrats. Lauazolo IS an ADJ,
man and is making one OF the great.
est campaigns IN the history Of tn,
rrtltOry Tor Delegate t.
Congress, and seems confident VI
his election.
We do not know Just what
relation there Is existing be-,
tween political luntas and tn,
weather bureau, but It has beer
raining every day this week, be-.
ginning with l.arrazolO's coming,
and Is still going on today Will,
tnc Democratic Primary Is in pro.
gross; the Republican County Con
vcntlon Yesterday brought "A reg.
ular gully washer. II might b,
we'll lOr Is u mix a little NOR,
politics with next summer croI
season; might run a icw Socialist
lust tor the fun OF the thing. |
would either bring tire " rain
that IS certain.
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Postmaster \ Il. Carter is
today moving into the new post.
Office building, which is one OF the
best equipped IN the Territory OF
New Mexico. Tlcumcari never
does things 10y halves; the best OF
everything IS good enough tor Us.
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NOTINk tOk TWNL.ICATINN-

NOTICE fOk PUBLICATION.
department Of the Interior. 4 \. Land
ONO" a. Tucumclri, y. Vi. Aug 10. .
NntIce T. hrr"b, gwen that Lewis stuart
It klrk, y VI, who on Nov IS. iynG.
made II 'mrslead f:ntr, No I3ost Srrial
No o1n4 Tor sei Section 49, Township
On, Range joe y VI principal meridian
has iilrd notice II intention To make hn1l
Communication proof. to establish claim to
tn land above described. before krr,strr
and krcgycf I : Land OHcr. AT Ia.
cnmcari y VI on the 10Th day Of sep
trmbr' iyoS
Claimant names as witnesses
Melvin Young sam Hendricks. " T.
Siock"r, J IL smith all II KiIk. y. VI
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NOTICE or PUBLICATION

In the District Court OF the Sixth ludiclai
District OF the Territory OF NrA Mex
,co, within AMI for the Count, of QUAY.
+. Donahuc Plaintiff.
" No lSa
y. | Parish, Defendant.
The sad defendant. 4 | Parish. :,
hereby notified that a SUIT in attachment
has been commenced against him IN the
above STYLED our toy T.. Donahur.
plaintiii Tor h." sum OF Nine Hundred and
fiity.SIS Dollars, with interest. ana Il.
%tornry's fees. on account oil and according
to the FAC" and tenor Of certain prumis
sory notes made 10y said Defendant To- sad
plaintiff and now held and uWued hy ,h,
latter, and that unless YOU enter or cause
TO b" entered your appearance IN SAID SUIT
IN or before the 3rd lay ui October \ -
r9os, n judgment by default will he rem.
dcTcd against ,ou.
HARRT II MCELKoY
Attorney Tor plainiiH
SFALi tHAs 4 Dowss. Clerk.
liy Il, 4. pRrSTlrg. lIepu,y.
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION

NVTT y TVN N TII,TVN TVN
Department oi the Interior L y Land
Oiticr at Iucumcati, y VI Aug to-. ignS
Noiic" - hereby gwen that Charles VI
Cooper OF bodSon. \ VI Who on March
{, 1900 made Homestead Enit, No 7tyu
SERIAL No ospg Tor ~ nwi Sc, - ~ n-t.
Section ~. Township IN. Range ,g.. y.
VI" principal meridian ha, nIrl nolicr oi
intention to make final commutltion proof
20 establish claim to the lln1 above lie.
,cuted before Register and Receiver 4
> Land Office AZ Tucumclt,, y VI on
the :4'h ia, oi September. 1905
Claimant names rs witnesses
Joseph Il Fran. John \ Bllingslry.
" Chcrl, all OF noisnn. y NJ. VI II.
SNOW. of QUAY. y NJ.
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notice FOX PUBLICATION.

NOTICE rOK pURLlCtrION.
department IT the Inferior. l. =. Land
Office At T~u,umcari, y NJ. Aug to. ryns
Notice Is hrreh, given that luhn X
VS." OF Munloyi. y NJ who on March :.
1907, mace hom"Siral entry so 1880 ser.
i1l y" uSgn NJ S2nrt, nW4nrI. s"inwI.
N-c, -, To- IN, f1ng' iSr. y VI. principal
meridian has filed MT c. Of intention 4,
m Ike iInal communication proof 10 rstabli h
claim to the land above described, before
Register and Receiver. L ) Land office
al Iucum'1rl, y NJ, on the 18th day IT
Scp,- nb~r 1905
Claimant nance as Witnesses.
4 T. Wampler Ut Oglc, y NJ. K lIill
Is smith, ) " Shrrrod ni Muntnya y VI
1875 K. \. Prentice k.p,,,.r.
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NOTILE FOK rNNLICNrllN

NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION
Department OF the interior. q = Land
OiIc- NJ IucumCan y. VI Aug. Iuth os.
Notice Is hereby gwen that Dock ~.
Conan OF Dpi~pn, y. VI. Who on the Ing.
Iith 1000, made Homestead Entry No
ys5I, SERIAL No. oNN5 Tor srl Section IS
Town hir ~, Range Syr. y NJ, primer
pal meridian has Med notice ni intention
to make final Commutltiun proof. Ia r,tIh.
lish clam to the land above described, bc.
fore Register and Receiver, & = Land
Once at lucumcau y NJ on the 18th
day nt september zoos
Claimant names a, witnesses
& II Cooper Ut boris y NJ, " l..
L@.aycock al Doison, y. NJ. J. Il. Moore Ut
Iu'um art, y. NJ, Vim Brlscur IT bod.
son y, VI.
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Harry Grain, editor ut the Nara
VISA Register, was here YESTERDAY
as delegate to the county Cunvcn.
tinn.
Judge Patterson Is MOVING his
real estate utn,c into the old post
office building. Drs, Herring X
Moore will occupy the part not
used by Judge Patterson.
II. l.. Hamilton reports the N.
rival at a tine baby hov this norm
INK at his home al Blue Water
DAIRY. IL. l.. says he is a iull
blooded Durham.
We have n customer who wants
To exchange good Texas land Tor
CITY property IN Tucumcari or Tor
ST, OK. 1t YOU have ANYTHING see
SHERWOOD x HARpURAyE. 45ti
+. II. Clark, representing the
Centennial Supply Co., OF Denver,
Colorado, Is IN the city NEGOTIATING
the sale Of school apparatus with
this school board.
Regular preaching service OF
the Methodist church SUNDAY
morning and nig hit. Epworth
League promptly AT : p. m. Acor.
dial invitation To- all.
-. T.. wills on, Pastor,
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NorlcF top PUBLICATIONS.

W ''h'l' Nll''Ns
Department Of the Interior &. = Land
Ohlc" at Tucumc1u, y. VI Aug "a. toe,
Notice ~ hereby given that Thomas
Bacon Ut Ogle, \ VI Who IN Ian l.. -
made Homestead Entry No. I,g1S Sru,l
No oSsl Tor M NV ~ nrt, SECTION 1,
Township 81, Range y,r. y NJ pru,i-
pal meridian, has nlri notice ol Intention
tn make hnal Communication pruui tnrst,n.
llsh claim tn the land iDu,c described nr.
tor" Register and Receiver. q =. Land
Once At lucumcarI y. NJ, ON the I,,h
Ia, OF September igus
Claimant names 1S witnesses:
u. Rodgers. Walter RODGERS. e.. "
t,sk William Wallace al ui Oglr. y. NJ
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The Pcrl,tcin Bros. are pulling
of a reduction sale this week and
report good business. W. ".
Moore Is conducting the sale.
The Tucumcari Volunteer Fire
Department benefit at the Airdom,
Thursday night was a great imam.
cial success, something over thirty
dollars above expenses being real.
lied.
Is. Mullins the groccrvman oi
San ION was IN Tucumcati Tues.
day, he informed the News that h,
had purchased the grocery bust.
ness OF Mcssrs. Coffee and L.indc,
mann OF San on.
DR.. {. Mac Stanhl is building
n nv" room cottage on Third stree
south Of the court house. We ar,
not making any suggestions as tc
whether 1t will be TOR lease oil
whether te will occupy it himself
l.. l.. klineielter, editor OF tn,
Obar Progress, was in town veStcr,
day as a delegate to the count,
convention. klincielter tells IN,
News that they are still putting it
alfalfa around Perry. lie has lusI
changed the name OF his paper
from the Perry Progress to tn,
Obar Progress. II he had IT,, u'
name II We would have called il
the Alfalfa News.