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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-06
Continued on page s.,
QUAY COUNTY TAKES YrRsr PRIZE
AT THE INTERNATIONAL
FAIR

Quay county has been awarded frs,
prize for dry farming agricultural ex.
hibi's at tho international fair at Fl
Pano, whore exhibits came from Mex
leo, Arizona, Southwest Texas and New
Mexico. This is indeed q big feather
IN Quay County's cap, and will help Us
to convince the outside world that We
have not only the finest climate in the
world. but that the quality Of our soil
~ unsurpassed. Although there were
sections Of the county this year where
there was very little rainfall, yet there
was n very 6ne exhibit Of agricultural
products at our Third Annual County
Fair and this exhibit was what secured
the premium at the II Paso Fair. II
our farmers had taken tho interest In
collecting fair exhibit that they
should have done we could have sen,
TO the III Psso fair a much better one
than We did. But this prize, won a,
!, was by Quay county will be- worth
to IN IN an advertisement, one hun
dred tunes the cost. We understand that
the exhibit will be taken TO Chicago and
appear at the Irrigation congress to b,
held there.
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CITIZENS MEET TO
DISCUSS SEWERAGE
Engineer Billiard Of Kansas
City Explains the PROPOSE
tion In Detail.
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BAY VIEW READING GLUE.

The Bay View Club held the first
session Of the month At the home of
Mrs. Crofford, and the following mem.
bers were present to partakc OF the
days pleasures, Mesdamcs Bcsth, Cady,
Chenault, Crofford, Donohoo. George,
Gordon, Kinds, Koch, Muirhead, Ran,
die, Sherwood, StAnhl and Thompson.
Roll'call brought fourth facts Of in.
terest in the lines Of noted Spanish
discoveries, and after the reading and
approval of the minutes OF the previ.
Gus meeting, aud the close Of the busi.
ness session, the program was launched
by Mrs Thomson, who gave for Mrs
Nichols the magazine review Of the
great Moorish cities OF Spain, and OF
the beautiful alhsmbra. Mrs. Randle
had a most interesting paper on
"spain's Golden Age" and this was
followed by the reading Of Longfellow ;,
Castles in spain,' by Mrs. Donohoo
The lesson was most thoroughly and
entertainingly given by Mrs. Kinds, the
subjects assigned being "The Political
Government Of Spain and It's Commerce
and Agriculture"
A most delightful refreshment wa,
served by the hostess, assisted by her
daughter, Of tempting salad, Saratoga
fakes, and coffee with whipped cream
The meeting place for the next week Il
Mrs. Cady's homo.
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COL. LEWIS UNDER bond.

Indicted by the federal grand jury at
Las Cruces, n. NJ. on charge of
conspiracy TO smuggle chinese, Colonel
Lewis, Of FL Paso, surrendered to the
federal authorities here this afternoon
shortly befor two o'clock and gave
bond Immediately 20 appear befor u.
n. Commissioner George b. Oliver.
His appearance bond to answer to
the complaint for removal to Las Cruces
IL for $4,000 with himself ss principal,
while the sureties are r. Il. Simmons,
u. c. Myles, y. II. Baum aud Frank
Carr.
II. d. Maynard and William Green,
now In the New Mexico penitentiary,
and Lon Miller who is In jail at Las
Cruces, N. NJ. are also named in the
indictment with Colonel Lewis and
others In I'll Paso on whom service has
not been secured.
"There is nothing TO it," remarked
Colonel Lewis this afternoon and OK
pressed himself ~ having no fear over
tho outcome.
Colonel Lewis Ia one Of II Paso 4
best known citizens, il a mason Of the
s2d degree, and director " the III
Paso Military institute. His friends
do not believe the charge against him
esu be substsntiated.
Colonel Lewis In the senior passenger
conductor on the eastern division Of the
T.. +. 4 4. W,
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GOVERNOR CURRY
HAS RESIGNED
No Charges Had Been Filed
Against Him in Washing
ton.
BLOW TO STATEHOOD

The resignation Of Governor Curry
has gone forward some days ago and
has been accepted to take effect in Feb.
rusry. The people Of the territory are
grieved to give him up aud look upon his
resignation ~ fatel blow to statehood.
lie gives his reasons for surrendering
the Office IN detail and also speaks Of
the false tumors propAgated by the
newspapers who are opposed to the
present administration. The following
II quoted from the governors state
ment aud explains the whole situations
"ln some ways shall leave the gov.
ernor's Office with great deal Of re-
gret, said the governor today. "Tho
work of the office Is congenial to me,
my relations with the members Of my
administration and with the people Of
the territory as n whole have been most
pleasant, aud I have felt that a have
been able to accomplish some work for
the territory and tha, might have
been able to accomplish moro in the
future. But my personal business af.
fairs make u imperative that I give
them my entire attention and my de.
termination to leave office il hnal. I
hope that my friends will make no
further effort to change this detsrmi.
nation which has been made after care.
ful consideration aud which IL made
imperative by my business affairs.
~ am going D make my home In
New Mexico. MY business affairs will
he 50 shaped "A TO keep mo here and
J will be found working as heartily for
statehood and for the interests Of the
territory AZ a private citizen as I have
while governor. The matter Of my
retirement will soon be under consider.
alton in Washington. Until Il IL TAX.
On up there am unable TO Ax any
definite date for leaving the Office, hut
J expect II will be in the early spring.
~ have seen n number Of articles
in newspapers in and out of New Mex
leo referring to my resignation and
seeking to leave the impression that
It was forced; that my resignation has
been asked for; in fact, the usual line
OF wild statements likely to be made
by sensational newspapers who ar.
anxious IT, achieve sonse fancied Do
litieai advantage by seeking to en-
bhrass public officials. ! presume there
viii be more Of these articles and al.
though ! regret them I Of course have
no way to pu, an end to them. wan,
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THE AVERAGE PERSONS IDEA
OFTHE MOTHER-IN-LAW JOKE
is NOT THE TENDERFOOT'S
Tendersoot Says "It Is enough to Make Man Take
Stunt"


comfortable when she tumbles 10 his
devilment and hands him q few. Hs
is the same fellow who dries up thu
bubbling spring and silences the long
sweet song, by his failure to remembes
the grea, debt he owes the mother Of
his children, aud the mother OF hi. wife.
In ninety.nine eases out Of hundred
when the son IN law and the mother.in.
law DO not hitch II u the fault Of the
man, for ! have ye, to see one Of them
that will not be his best friend II he
will give her the chance. some men,
without meaning to be, are intolerant
Of the old lady. Others are deliberately
80, and resent advances that are
prompted by the highest and pures,
love that this world knows. There 10
no woman that lives that ~ not pleas.
ed when her daughter marries a likely
sort IA young fellow. Far and away
the most Of them will advise her 70
take the one who Is shy on money bat
long on mansood. II be makes even
n tolerable fight to get along, there 10
no more loyal champion than that same
mother .in.law. She will cover up his
little faults and frsilties even more
generously than his fife, for she is
good bit older and knows the way Of
the world and the ways Of man. II he
meets with hard luck, IL there " any
help the old lady can give, he is going
to get IL. for he il half Of ker own
flesh and blood and the executive eco.
ter of all Of her hopes a. the sunsss
hour. II she can not help him othsr.
wise. she will mother his kids, cheer
and inspire is wife, All In the listls
waste places that inevitably devslep.
Once in n while you run across an old
aarridan hat is firmly convinced that
the son.in.law IL q rascal, and she
keeps all the devil stirred up In him 10
that he stands an excellent chance Of
becomming one sure enough. Evssy
thing is in an uproar when she u
around, an dthe only safe way In to
get ON the other side Of the country
from her. She Is just one in ons han.
drsd Of all the mother.in.isws, the sr-
eeption that proves the rule. whsro
there is one Of her there are ninety.
nine sons.iD laws who hnvn the sense
to appreciate a good thing when they
have IL, 70 consider a. the NEXT thing
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LETTER FROM KLNEFELrER, IN
CHARGE OF EXHIBITION
FROM QUAY COUNTY.

III Paso Tex, Nov. !, '0a
Editor News:
The Quay county exhibit got here
a. right Saturday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. de Yampert and myself arrived
about the same time. and all hands
got busy sunday morning getting the
~ boxes and IS bundles Of exhibits in.
to shape in the agricultural building at
'he fair " pds.
| want to stop long enough right
here to remark that IL any body thinks
1t IN a snap to unpack aud arrange a
carload Of fair exhibits, he IN entitled
10 revised estimate. In other words,
he has another think coming.
Fortunately, Mr.. and Mrs. de Yam.
per, are capital hands at that kind Of
wrrk aud by Monday evening, we had.
~ hclp Of carpenter or two, licked
the thing into shape, or 30 use more
elcgrnt though hiss expressive phrase,
brought order out OF the chaos, and
even before we had done. the Quav
county display got more than it's share
81 attention from visitors.
Today an Fl Paso lady visited the
booth and after looking over tho dis.
play said that she had visited the
State Fairs in N,w York and Minnesota
II II fall and nsd not seen anything
better than the Quay county exhibit
ut either place. Now will you he good :
The only trouble we have is TO get
folks 20 understand that IL IL not an
irrigated display, and tomorrow " n
get plaeafds printed, to educRtc the
public on this point.
There are a good many counties rep
rcscaicd, but New Mexico leads TeN.
M by large odds, both as to nuinbcr
aud quality, and although all the other
New Mexico displays are all irrigated.
either wholly or in part aud that Of
QUAY county In wholly dry farming,
we lead everything in variety of pro.
du';s and are also ahead Of then in
a ramber Of individual produces.
Unfortunately, the rules do not pro
vido for separate classes for irri 1ated
and dr> farming exhibits, ard this -
G"ees the eltnce for premiums, since
W, have had to compete with irrigated
stun, as a community exhibit, bu, not
wiitstanding this handicap, Il win be
40 surprise II we carry of a fair per
eentage Of awards.
But whether we get any premiums OF
not, 1t was a mighty good stunt q
send tho exhibit here, aud M the mos,
striking display of exclusively dry farm
ing crops ever made In the southwest
Il will direct a vast amount Of attsn
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-06
THE RESULT OF
TUESDAYS ELECTION
Justice Gaynor Was Elected
Mayor of New York City
Over Reform Candidate.
JOHNSON DE F z A T E D

The election held Tuesday throughout
the country show Massachusetts ard
Rhode Island have reelected republican
governors while Virginia has returned
a democrat to this Office.
New York City has elected the demo,
cratic candidate, Justice william J.
Gsynor, while in Philadelphia the Of.
fort of the reformers to break the re.
publican organization has failed.
In New Jersey the republicans held
their own everywhere.
Tom l.. Johnson, democrat, has been
defeated us mayor OF Cleveland. The
latest returns from San Francisco mdi
cate ,hn, Francis j. Ileney has been de.
feated for district attorney.
In Maryland the paramount issue was
the so,cslled disfranchising amendment
designed 20 eliminate the negro as a
political factor This In uncertain but
indications are amendment has been de.
featcd.
In Indiana the republicans scored sev
erAl important victories, particularly in
indianapolis, where Samuel Lewis
Shank, republican, was elected mayor
aud the entire republican ticket re-
turned by $4,000,
The republicans carried Massachu
setts by the narrowest margin in the
history Of the BAY state for nearly a
quarter Of a century. Tho entrie party
ticket was reelected, but Governor Eben
Draper plurality was cut down from
10000 to 5000 as compared with last
year.
II is apparent that Governor Aran J.
Pothier, republican, has been reelected
over Olnoy Arnold. democrat, In Rhode
Island, by several thousand majority
and that the next legislature win re-
main republican. The democratic vie
tory In Virginia brings Judge Mann tc
the once OF governor. His majority
apparently will he the usual one foI
this state.
Tammany elected another mayor oi
Greater New York county and praeti
eslly all their other candidates on the
city and county tickets.
In Pennsylvania the chief interest
centered In Philadelphia. where the re-
fom element endesvored In vain Il
break the power Of the local repub
liean organization.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-06
MANY FARMERS ARE REPRESENT.
ED

Produce displayed in the Quay county
exhibit in the agricultural and horticul.
tural hall, which was shown at the re-.
cent Quay county association fair at
Tucuncari, will 70 from here to the
United states Land and Irrigation Ex.
position at Chicago this month. e. II.
de- Yamper, who is here with his wife
in charge Of the exhibit, expects to at.
tend the Chicago exposition to promote
the lands Of bis district.
The produce in the Quay county dis.
play was grown by rAnchmen in the
fertile table lands Of that New Mexico
distric, as follows;
r. ii. fullwood, sorghum. Mexican
beans, June corn, piemelons, hubbard
squash, broom corn, milo maize, onions,
turuips, sweet and Irish potatoes.
T. j. Buckingham, fine specimens
Of millet, maize and peas.
c, Smith, turnips.
W, J. Capps, cane and beans.
Bowen ranch, sorghum, Irish potatoes,
onions, beets, squash, milo maize, kafiir
corn.
r.. Hill pie melon.
A. e. Willis, large water melons.
r.. G. Blanchard, broom corn.
T. j. Ford, broom corn.
A. ". Anderson, broom corn.
N. A. Miller, Russian millet.
l.. ID. Hunt, millet.
Il. y. Conger, German millet.
George Garrison, corn
W. c. Hitch, maine. kafsr corn.
Scott farm, corn, kafir corn, maize
Johns farm, Irish potatoes, sweet po
ta,oes, cotton.
W. y. Piper, garden lemons, summer
squash, garden huckleberry.
Charles Koon, cucumbers,
George W. Scott, jane peas.
O. W. Link, early Ohio potatoes.
John y. Hughes, sweet potatoes.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-06
ANNUAL STAG BANQuHr

The Second Annual Stag Banquet
will he held on Thanksgiving nisht.
The one held one year ago was a dc
cided success. and the committee will
no doubt make this occasion still more
enjoyable. A meeting OF the committee
will be held at the Office Of HollomAn
a MeElroy next Wednesday at 5 p. m.
The committee is composed of Don.
aid tewar,, A. d. Goldenberg, II. II.
MeElroy, Geo. W. Evans, Jr.. u. q.
DevOr, o. C. HammOns, DR.. r. J. Thom.
son, T, A. Muirhead, and 8. NJ. whar.
ton.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-06
TO THE CITIZENS OF ruCuMoARI

To set At rest the discussion Of the
connection Of the water works company
with the sewer proposition We will guar.
nntee. in case the sewer IL constructed.
to reduce the water rates from the pres
rnt rate of Two dollars per month to
one dollar and hfty cents per month,
for the first two thousand gallons, and
the additional water used by any per.
son shall not exceed seventy Ave cents
per thousand gallons, We further agree
to accept = city franchise establishing
the water rates for the city and indi.
vidual consumers, with all proper re-.
strictions, and will ask the city for
such n franchise and, II granted, wa
will operate under IL.
TUouMcARi WATER d LIoHT co,
By W. =. Buchanan, President.
W. A. Jackson, Zee, Treas
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FEDERATION LABOR LEADERS MAY
YET HAVE TO SERVE SENTENCES

Washington, ID. c.. Nov. 2.-The dis.
trict court Of appeals today affirmed
the decree of the supreme court Of
the District of Columbia, adjudging
President Samuel Gompers, Secretary
Frank Morrison, and Vice President
John Mitchell Of the American FEEDER
alton guilty OF contempt to court in
the Bucks Stove 4 Range case. Chief
Justice sheppard disscnted from the
opinion on constitutional grounds.
The prison sentence Of the supreme
court now affirmed was that Gompers
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Continued on third page)

Morrison and Mitchell must serve ie.
9, and Il, months imprisonment re-pec.
lively for refusing to obey an order
of the court to desist from placing the
Bucks Stove Range Co. OF 81. Louis.
Mo-, on the unfair list. 4" Neither
the labor leaders nor their counsel was
present when the decision was rendered.
II in known however that an attempt
will he made to appeal the case 10 the
supreme court Of the United States and
no action will be taken towards the
arrest Of the men until this point has
been settled.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-06
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
BE GIVEN AWAY TO MOST
POPULAR YOUNG LADIES
The News Will Distribute the Amount In Handsome
Gifts to the Ladies of Quay County. Enter t h
News Voting Contest and Secure One.


and to each one Of these districts will
he allotted one Of the Photographs
The Phonogrsph will 90 to the lady in
the district securing the lsrges, number
Of votes, providing she does no, win
any other Of the prizes. In that even,
the phonograph will go to the lady so
curing the second largest vote IN the
district. On no account can any one
person secure more than ono gift.
Districts.
District No. Precinct No. |, which
includes Tucumcsri.
District No. 2--Precincts Z, 81, =
q. 10, II, Z, 3, ~, Is.
District No. 3--Precincts Is, ~, 90
"a, 4.
District No. 4.--Precincts II, Is, 10
Il, 9. Is .e5, 20, 81, 2s, ~, -, 20.
In sdaltion to the votes secured by
yearly subscriptions you can secure
% additional votes by clipping the eou
pom which appears in thi. issue aud
mailinySit In with one Of the subscrip
tions that you secure.
wes shall insist that this contes, be
carrtsH on In = straightforward legi
timste manner, giving every contestant
an even chance to win the grand prize
and so that this may be so we will have
the ladies appoint committee Of prom
inent citizens who will take entire
charge of this contest on the las, week
and will have full charge Of the count
ing Of votes after the contest closes.
We are having cuts prepared for the
various gifts and all Of these will appeal
in the next issue Of the News.
Special applications to be hlled out
during 'he contest can be secured by
writing 20 the Contest Editor, Tucumae
News md any additional information
will be gladly furnished. Read the sd
vertisement ON another page OF thi.
issue and be sure to clip the special eou
pom. as II In valuable.
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QUAY coUNTY's PRODUCTS rRAIs-

That the exhibits generally at the
II Paso fair are away ahead Of any
thing she saw at either the New York
or Minnesota State Fairs, which she
recently visited, was the opinion ex
pressed by Mrs. NJ. h. Davis, sOl RiC
Grande st., at the fair grounds Mon
day.
While standing before the exhibit Of
dry farming products from Quay eoun
~, N. NJ, Mrs. Davis remarked tha,
shs saw nothing as good at the east
ern fairs AZ the farm products Of New
Mexico.-El Paso Daily Herald.