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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-18
SAVE NEWS COUPONS AND
OBTAIN LUXURIES WITHOUT
DRAWING ON YOUR INCOME
Every Coupon Worth Five Cents on the Dollar. Every Cash
Purchase Can Be Reduced Five Per Cent BY Saving Them
and Industrious Housewives Have Been Benefited

In each issue Of the News II print.
cd, for the benefit Of those who sub.
scribe, coupons In sevral Of the dis.
play advertisements. These Coupons
are worth ave cents in trade on every
dollar cash purchase from the mer.
chants In whose advertisements they ap
pear. In other words News subscrib.
ers are given q discount OF five per
cent ON every cash purchase made from
a News Advertiser who carries q cou
pom in his nd.
A i've per cent discount on oil pur
cnases, IL can be readily seen, will soon
amount to considerable cash. A MAJ
whose expenses amount to one hun
bred dollars q month will save dve
dollars by saving coupons, aud since
money saved Is money made, the
man who spends one hundred dollars
e month will make five dollars over
and above his income every month.
Five dollars a month will supply the
httit uttStuoiu htttesANiNo VI w ~"
gle man, luxuries, which without eou
pons, would have to be deducted from
his actual earnings. In the home the five
per cent saved on purchases made with
coupons will supply the children with
pencils and school books for the whole
year, in addition to many Of the other
little necessities that are needed every
day by the industrious housewife.
But this In not all, the merchants
who carry the ads. have anticipated
the News In the move aud have gone
u step further and below announce
that they will give away certain vain.
able prizes to those Tor whom they
redeem the most coupons in a stated
time. Their propositions are;
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-18

Jail for not exceeding one hundred
days.
SECTION 81, OF this Chapter, pro-
vides that the vaccination shall be
done by the County Health Officer or
by some reputable physician who shall
be designated by the school Board Of
any Distri,t, aud that in case whore
the chad N destitute, the nm shall
be charged to the school Board, aud
the same shall come cut Of the School
Fund.
This question Of vaccination has been
discussed por and con by legal authori.
~ md various other people within the
Iast few days.
State Superintendent James +. Clark,
has been referred to IN this matter, aud
he in turn referred the matter to At.
torney General Frank W. Clancy.
The aforesaid parties have ruled that
vaccination may be performed by airy
reputable physician in good standing
in this Territory, and that such certi'
icate must be accepted. They have
also ruled that in case of poverty, the
work shall be done by the County Ply
stefan VI some one of bis Assistants,
aud the work charged to the School Dis
tricts.
This IL the latest citation on this
fact, aud we wish that every school
district and teacher, also patrons would
take note of the fact.
Also take note Of the fact that the
1909 Laws contain the compulsory
clause, enforcing the attendance Of
every child from seven 20 fourteen years
who lives within three miles Of the
school house tol the entire length Of
the term, unless he Is physically unable,
said certificates to be signed by some
reputable physician.
The vaccination certificates should
lie handed to the teacher On the open
ing day Of school, and u careful record,
containing the name, date and physi.
elan shall be kept. Such record shall
he sent to the County superintendent
VI Schools.
The recent notice published by School
District No. /, was published accord
ing to the old Laws, and they are not
to blame, as the new laws had not been
received at that time. / wish TO say
that the School District Ii endorsing
this Law, and we thank them for same.
Yours for success,
8. c. CRAMER
9.ll.lt County Supt.
c. J. X. MOORE, NJ. d.
County Physician, Quay Co., n. VI.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-18
A NATIONS

While Germany is building her war
navy aud England is trying 20 provide
two keels for every German one. while
a German writer is declaring that Lord
Roberts proposition 90 jraft every
young man into the army and navy
will further autagoniye Germany. and
can only be intended as an army Of in
y%ssion. while the leading in the Aus.
'risn Reicbraf is feeling that 10000,
0oO Of slavs In southeastern Europe
aud western Asia might do; a sensible
English writer tells what should be- for
the nation tomorrow. - Tie tells Of the
children Of England. healthy. vigorous
sturdy and OF infinite value for they
are the nation OF tomorrow" Then he
Moore
points out how in the back alleys there
aye thousands Of children who have no
chance TO grow strong and rosy, who
have no touch with nature save the hid
eous travesty Of "a grotto" at the
street corner or the scrap of flower pick.
ed from the gutter. And that is the
most sorrowSul feature Of all large
cities, the children growing up without
a comfort, without a breath OF green
fields, with no kinship with nature, just
the harsh struggle squalor for enough
to sustain life from day to day, What
can be expected from such poor Great
uresi If they grow lp TO be thieves Of
worse, who can blame themi And
yet there is a blame, but 1t is upon so
eiety. Part OF every eity's reyenu,
should be devoted to seeing that suel
conditions are changed. Every city
should have a great park in the eoun
try and every day trains should carry
the children Of squalor there, wber,
the grass and trees grow and the bird,
sing; where a stream Of pure watel
lows by, and with the excursions SHOULD
be free lunches and the feeling SHOULD
expand In the hearts Of such children
that they are Of some good, and tina
there is q desire to make their live
happier and healthier. And from IL
too, the thought would come to then
that there is a great free world outsid,
which, by and by, they may 70 out anC
explore and in which they may max,
homes for themselves. The children ar,
Of more Importance than battleships, foi
If reared right, they in a little Will,
will be the nations defenders.-Good
win . Weekly.
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WAS IT WORTH THE COST

And 80 the North Pole has been
found. Kings come down from their
thrones to honor the finder, the stolid
peasants Of Denmark grow wild with
enthusiasm, aud scientists the world
around are stirred Us they would not
be at the coming of "a new comet or
the birth OF a new star. And still what
has been gainedi
The late Ten. +. Is. stanton, when
stationed mere ~ army p~aynaster, made
u trip up TO Fort Washakee to pay the
soldiers stationed there. The last day .
journey was u terrible one, aud when
he reached the fort the spirit thermOme
ter showed a temperature OF "a degrees
below zero. The officers Of the fort
warmly welcomed hIm and expressed
wonder and gratitude that he had ar
rived safely Ia the terrible cold. stan
ton assured them that II was simply
good, bracing weather, that ~ might
seem a little chilly to boys and soft
young men,, but really It was nothing
10 a veteran. And the chatting went
On, until two or three Of the young o.
heers bantered the general-he was on
ly a major tben-to any test OF enduF
ance that he might propose. The gen
eral said be had been two Or three
days ON the road and needed a bath,
aud proposed that they disrobe and all
take u bath IN the pool below the big
hot spring by which the fort was 10
Gated. This was agreed 20, and 50 they
proceeded to carry out the proposition
They dove into the pool, came out, lay
upon u snow bank for "A minute or two,
aud hen dove again, aud repeated this
two or three times. For u wonder none
OF them died from the effects Of their
fOolishness.
Now, Il seems 20 us that this feat
Of DIR. Cook IL much like that, a mighty
test Of physical endurance, but mostly
foolishness all the same. He found
some polar bears, musk oxen and Arctic
wolves, and a great stretch of Ice, which
must be the northern sxel Of the earth,
but none Of these are available assets
in the treasury of useful knowledge.
II must have been a queer sensation
10 find the North Star shining over
head, but he knew before starting that
would | . so, II he found the pole. But
his horizon was not much extended,
though IL will be most interesting to
read what consultations he saw there
and how they were si,uatsdi that Is,
n No is astronomer enough to describe
them. Que thing Is strangei We have
seen no mention by him OF the Aurora
Borssiis. Was It in full blaze there, or
haa be passed Il on the wayi
Again VIC ask, what problem Of sei'
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-18
OUR MACHINE PROPOSITION.

Every week there appears one Coupon
in connection with our advertisement
IA the Tucumcari News. This Coupon
will be accepted as 8 cents with a sl.OO
purchase.
In addition to that we enter the
OF your purchase at the time
the coupon is presented and file them
away. On the lst day Of October Gus
tomers purchases will be totaled and the
one whose purchases for the entire peri.
cd amounts to most will be given the
machine.
Coupons will not be accepted unless
accompanied by our ad or at least the
firm name must be sttached to the cou.
pom.
4. 4. Muirhcad & 60.
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Following are other advertisers whU
will redeem sill coupons Cat are pre-
= nted to them under specified condi
tons.
Tucumcaii Transfer Co., Coal.
Pioneer Drug Sore.
Mrs. h. h. Severe, Millinery.
ROLAND Bros. q kann, Gents Furn
lshIngs.
j.. l.. .ckering, Meat iarNet.
Mrs. Neis, Photo.
Tucumcari Steam Laundry.
Yaseen ~Jewelry.
Jumbo Store, Drygoods and Clothing
Jones, the Jeweler and Optician.
american Furniture Company.
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VACCINATION LAW.

Tucumcari, N. NJ. sept. o, 1909.
School Directors aud Patrons Of every
District in Quay County.
The new compilation Of the 1903
School Laws were received by Super.
intendent Cramer Thursday morning.
This Law states, that IL shall be the
duty OF the School Superintendent Of
each County to see that all children Of
said County Of school age, are vaccinat'
ed, and that IL shall be unlawful for
any child to enter school, or for any
teacher to allow such child within the
school house unless 10 y~aceinated, or
showing proper certificate that II has
been yaceinated by some reputable ply
stefan In good standing within the Ter
ritory of New Mexico, within the last
year, unless the child shall DO immune
from smallpox, aud that any parent
who refuses to have his child vaeeinat.
cd shall be arreted. and upon convic.
ton shall be fined not less than Ten
Dollars, or more than One Hundred
Dollars, or imprisonment In the County
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-18

l.. T.. Diamond returned from a visit
at Eyerton, Ark, last week.
Messrs Raymond and Ira Love have
come home from Preston, Kan,
Chas. Watson and W. C. Swarts dc.
parted last week for Alden, OKLA.
John Compton and wife have return.
ed from Byers, Texas, to their ranch
near Hudson,
Miss Bell aud Miss Caroline Bell
leave on Thursday morning for Il visit
in Denver, Colo.
Hudsouites were delightfully."- enter
tanned last Monday evening at an ice
cream supper at the home Of Mr.. q.
Is. Estes.
The quarterly conference Of the lIud'
son NJ. f., Church convened Thursday
September o., after u lively song ser
vice. DR.. Blair Of Albuquerque, de-
liyercd a strong sermon which was en-.
joyed by a full house. Communion ser
vices followed the ermOn The session
closed with the business meeting Of
the conference at which the report Of
the pastor was given, showing that a
building fund amounted to upwards of
$4,000 has been raised in addition to
the three lots which have been donated
by the Rice Townsite company. Of
Gcers were elected for the ensuing year,
Miss Jure Lyman, president Of the
Epworth League, gave a report OF the
work Of that organization. Rev. j. N,
shim't, pastor, leaves S''femhcr =
for II Paso to attend the District con
ference.
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he will give a twenty Ave dollar suit
either for a lady or gentleman. The
suit is custom made and Ia guaranteed
to be exactly what the fortunate one
orders. The suit will be given away
on the FIRST Of October. The person
who gets II is entitled to the privilege
of adding to the twenty Ave dollars
aud getting q better suit II he wishes.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-18

ence has he soivedi What was his feat,
except Of the nature Of what those
soldiers In q foolish At, performed at
Fort w~ashskeei A sturdy man, and
brave no doubt, Of the stuff out Of
which heroes are made, but did his
feat, for all the new light II offers to
curiosity or science, justify the tremen.
dous performaneet-Goodwin = weekly.
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@. O, CHAPMAN.

The hardware man, makes a similar
proposition aud announces that he has
u Leader Windmill to present 10 the
person who brings in the mos, coupons
between the FIRST OF April and the first
of October. This mill is on exhibition
and can TO seen at any time At the
hardware store.
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Gross. KELLY q COMPANY

Gives out the fact that they have a
splendid cook range to give to the per
sou for whom they redeem the most
coupons in the period Of sir months
beginning on the first OF April. These
coupons are good In either the whole
sale or retail department. The stove
is set aside in the hardware department
aud eau be seen auy time.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-18
BARNEs a RANKIN

Have a beautiful twenty-five dollar
Buffet, which they request the News
To state will be given away to the per
son who brings them the most coupons
together with their ad. cut from the
News. The Buffet IL being kept In
their window aud can be seen at any
time. This Buffet Ia to be given away
on the same date ~ the other mer
chants VII! give away their prizes.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-18
the ELK DRUG o q

Wishes to that tney will
give gratis a fine twelve dollar meer'
shaun pipe to the pcrstn for whom
they redeem the most coupon. which
are presented to them together with
their al. cut from this paper. The pipe
Is kept on exhibition in a show case
IN the drug store.
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GOOD WILL AND FELLOWSHIP

"Come thou with us and We will do
thee good; for the Lord hath spoken
good concerning Israel"
YOU will always ind IA hearty vel
come AT all the services Of The First
Christian Church at Electric Theatre.
Preaching Sunday Sept. ~, II II. m,
and 1880 p, m, sunday School 10 II. m,
Our evening service Bright, Brief aud
Brotherly.
Good music.
l.. Guy Ament, Pastor
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WHERE JUNGLE TOM" WAS SOLD

WHERE JUNGLE TOM WAS SoLD
Here is an item that will have II
peculiar interest Of It's W for many
readers.
The old court house Of Washington
County, Kentucky was struck by light
ming, Aug. 10, and was burned to the
ground.
The builning was erected in l7Pi
The thing that gives interest TO this
piece Of information 10 the :a"t that
II was on the steps Of this court house
that the aged negro, immortalized by
the genius OF Harriet Beeeher Stowe,
was sold at auction.
The sale Of ''Uncle Tom formed
the basis for the story Of "unele Tom :
Cabin" The 18th Of August was also
Friday, this year.-obar Progress
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THE M. B. ooLpENBERa co.

Announces thu, they wish to give
a twenty dollar Silk dress pattern 10
the lady OF person who presents the
most coupons cut from the News. The
person who secures this valuable prize
wul be a.Iowed to select any pattern
IA the store.
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7. A. MuIRHEAD.

viii give = five dollar bill to the
person whose coupon purchases aggIi
gate the most In a month. Ia addition
at the end Of sax months he will give
a fine sewing macniu. To the person
for whom he has redeemed the most
coupons during the time.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-18

Brotherhood of Railway Carmen Of
America, meets every first and third
Friday evenings NJ $500 o'clock at the
old bank building.
NJ. Is. MCDONALD, Chief Carmun.
4. NJ. FENNELL, Secretary.
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HORSES STOLEN FROM INDIANS.
PROBATE COURT PROCEEDINGS,

Judgment rendered for s9i.65 in IA,
vor Of Paul Mayer against estate Of
T. W. Heman.
Judgment against same estate for
$4,000 In favor 81 J. GALLAGHER
claim % Tncumeari Printing Co.
against W. G. s%atterwhite guardian al.
lowed.
Cecil johnson, thirteen years Of age,
committed TO Jail until our a bind
him as apprentice to T. j. Briseoe,
W. @. Satterwhite committed TO jail
on account Of refusal to obey mandate
Of court.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-18

Tucumcari Homestead No. 1857, meets
every second and fourth Wednesday
evenings Of each month at the old
bs"k building.
DR.. o. H. PATTERSON, W. y.
MRS. o. L. PATTERSON, W. c.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-18
ALFRED. OWENS.

!. ". Alfred Of Wildorado, Texas,
and Miss Owens of Bard, were MARI.
cd in this city At The residence Of j.
W. Campbell on Wednesday evening
last At : o'clock. Mr.. Alfred 4, engag
ed in the mercantile business ut the
new town 81 Wildorndo. Texas, and r.
a brother Of f. o Alfred Of Bard Miss
Owens Is a resident Of Bard and is
well known and very popular IN that
vicinity. They left for a bride trip
m No. ! Wednesday night and upon
their return will make their home AZ
Wildorado. The News wishes them a
long and happy pilgrimage,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-18
A LESION IN CHARITY.

The lady said to the tramp as she
handed him a dry slice Of bread: ~
do not give you this for my sake or
your sake but for Gods sake" The
tramp said as he handed Il back; "For
Christ s sake put a little butter on IL"
That is the way Of the world today.
Many a millionaire gives his thous.
ands today for charity and tomorrow
puts the price upon the article he
has to sell in order to make up the
gift, robbing the poor consumer, then
calls II charity. We call II stealing
under the cloak Of charity, a worse
crime than robbery with firearms. We
would certainly hate TO arm such an
old thief as that and start on the road
to glory.-Houston Co. Herald.
y. F. Hopkins, the gold miner who
has discovered the mines southwest Of
this city, was in last Tuesday after
supplies for his camp. Mr.. Hopkins
says that there is no doubt in his mind
but what he has now struck live rock.
He has opened up three holes and says
that they all show good signs. lie
brought in quite n lot Of ore bearing
rock with him and left II in san Jon.
J. J. Sanderson, Of the Maverick Flat
of the San Jon valley was in the city
last Tuesday and paid the Sentinel Of.
fee a very pleasant call Mr.. Sander.
son left AZ this Office n very fine speci.
men Of maize raised on his farm this
year. Mr.. Sandcrson has already sold
something over a hundred dollars worth
NJ feed OIL his place this year and says
that he will have a great deal more to
sell yet. lie has always found a ready
market in san Jon for the products Of
his farm.
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CITY COURT PROCEEDINGS

In sudge Patterson : court this week
there were five DRINKS and two fights,
all were handed "A "'fne and costs"
Justice Patterson heard a ease today
in which a Mexican had brought suit
against L. $, Smith, a merchant Of
our city, claiming damages from Smith
because he had been bitten by a dog
that Smith owned. The Justice had
not returned his decision when we went
10 press.
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Brotherhood Of Railway T~Iainmcr,
mrls t'st aud third Sa' rday after
lronS, aud seroud auC fourth Suiur.
day evenings ~ the oil ban, bulllIr;.
II. r.. COLDWELL, Mastc-.
CLAUDE DUYAL, Secretary.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

Iucumcari Lodg, No. "a A. T.. and
a. VI. meets tirst and third Monday
evenings of each month at tho new
Masonic hail.
T.. F. SAXON, W. NJ.
II. u. NICHOLS, Secretary.
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Tucumcari Fire Department business
meeting the last Tuesday nigh, in each
month. Meeting for practice the last
Monday night Ia each month.
j. X Daughtry, Chief.
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EARL GEORGE, Cashier.

EARL GEORGE, Cashier.
A study Of this statement shows that
the bank could close its doors and pay
every depositor IL has without calling
In a loan. The circulation Is $4,000
and the amount Of U. $. Bonds carried
is $4,000, which is s25, 900 more than
required. Surplus and profits aggre.
gate more than $4,000 and cash and
sight exchange above slOO,0 900. The
Tucumcari First National Is one Of
the best managed banking institutions
in the southwest.
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Tucumcari Lodge No. IS, l. D. u.
f., meets every Thursday evening at
the new Masonic hall.
J. ". CAMPBELL, ". q.
=. q. McrERMOTT, Secretary.
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CITY CHURCHES.

NJ. r. AND PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday Services
Morning Service, IL a. M.
Sunday School, 10 a. IN.
Evening Service, 1880 q. IN
You are cordially invited TO attend
all Of these services.
CIV VI. MCBRIDE
WARNER II. DuBOSE
Pastors
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Deer with horns--With gun only
October 18th TO November 18th of
zach year. Linit, one deer to each per
son,
Wild Turkcy-With gun only; No
vsmber LIST to December 3lst ~ oacl'
year. Limit, four in possession at one
time.
Grouse-With gun only; October ut
10 December Jist Of each year, LIh.i;
thirty In possession at one time.
Native or Crested Quail-With gun
only; October LIST to December 1ist OF
each year. Limit, thirty In pos 'ersiob
AT u time.
Doves-with gun only; August lat
10 October 3lst VI each year. Limit
thirty In possession at one time
Snipe, CuTlew and Plover-With gun
each year. Limit, thirty In possession
al one time.
Ducks, limited TO thirty In possession
at one time. No closed season.
Trout iall species)-whh rod. hook
aud line only; May 18th 10 October
18th Of each year. Size limit, rot less
than six inches In length. Weight limit
IS pounds In any n calendar day, %
pounds in possession at one Tins.
Bass Clarge and small mouth) With
rod, hook and line only. Sizo limii, not
less than seven inches In length. Weight
limit, Is pounds In any calendar day,
90 pounds In possession At one time.
CLOSED sEAsosTs.
Elk, Mountain Sheep, Beaver and
Pthrmigan Tor white Grouse), killing,
capturing or injuring prohibited at all
times.
Antelope, Bob.white Quails, Pheasant
and villa Pigeons, killing, capturing
or injuring prohibited until March Is,
1914,
Prairie chicken, killing, capturing
OF injuring prohibited until January I,
1918.
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FIRST NATIONAL MAKES GOOD
SHOWING.

The statement just issued by the
First National Bank is certainly one
that any banking institution should be
proud Of.
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Ruth Rebckah Lodge No. Z, meets
first and third Tuesday evenings IT
each month at the new Masonic hall.
MRS. q. Is, PARCHMAN, W. NJ.
MRS, l., T.. SHERWOOD, See.