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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-12-18
oBAR ITEMS.

obar. N. NJ, 12.i5.o9.
Editor News:
Mrs. Berlin was called away sudden
ly u attend our little boy who lis III
with scarlet fever at La Bend, Ind, and
I append Il few items for her.
O. Berlin.
Mrs. /. +. letters and children have
returned home from a visit to Haviland,
Kas. Mr.. letters is expected back soon.
J.. NJ. Butler Is enjoying himself on
his claim east Of town.
Mr.. Neil Nelson has accepted a posi-.
tion with the Record Cafe, TucumcarL
The reputation Of The Record will not
suffer therefor.
+. /. Wright is home again from q
visit to chicago.
Mrs. z. 4. Patrick has returned TO
her homo in Chicago.
Mrs. @. Berlin was called away sud.
denly Sunday last on account Of the
illness Of her son, Frank, ut South
Bend, Ind.
Obnr il still on tho move meaning sill.
emily on the move. The last one Of
the business houses (the post Office and
Berlins store) Is now on wheels. This
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THE CLOCK STOPPED AT io.4.i,.

There was a rush at the store ~ Jos.
eph Israel Wednesday at 3 =. N. when
Mrs. Bess held the lucky number that
drew the prize. lie gave away a $500
set Of dishes to the person holding tho
number nearest the time when the clock
stopped. The store was packed with
people young aud old, and the News
reporter had TO squeeze In sideways.
Wednesday afternoon is becoming an
hour of some note at the Israel store.
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completes the npslcus Of the new town
east ~ the X. I. Track. II IL conf.
IDENTIFY believed that the promised inn
provements by tho TOWNSHIP Co. and
others that the towns rapid growth
aud success IL assured.
H. w. Doergo, who has been en-.
ploycd during the past summer at
Joplin, Mo-, has returned to his claim
In Missouri Valley.
Mrs. W. I. Benner aud sister, Miss
Camille Schwank, will leave Saturday
to spend the holiday with their par.
ents 10 Chicago. Billy will probably
spend his time during their absence
with dog aud gun.
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II you want TO give your loved ones
n substantial gift. write a life insur
ance policy with the Mutual Life In.
surnnce Company Of New York. the
largest Company in the world.
Jolt e. u. Hamilton, Agent.
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COMFY ISLAND TURKEYS

Go to the Coney island Monday wen.
ing and yet a cheap turkey. They will
tell you all about II when you get
there. Ito
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PUBLIC NOTICE

Notice Ia hereby given that no gar.
bage shall be hereafter dumped on tho
Coblc land, north aud west Of the old
securing mill. Al parties violating
this notice will be prosecuted. I0tf
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PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Rev. Geo. W. Dunlap, Portalcs. will
preach morning and evening at the
Presbyterian church, Sunday.
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GUARANTEED O

Old Knoll whiskey, 1893 goods, at
the Coney Island Saloon, regular price
$1,000 n gallon, during the Holidays
special price $500 a quart. lite
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WANTED

Will pay ts25.OO for the mate to nv
mule. Age o years, l6k hands high,
weight 400 pounds.
J. @. Robbins
II pd o. X. Wagon Yard.
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Quay County Teachers Examination
for teachers certificates. Court House.
January lt-i5, 1910.
il.tf g. =. CRAMER.
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A life Insurance policy, payable t'
your wife or baby, IL u most substantial
Christmas Gift. The Mutual Life ot
New York has protected thousands II
this way.
lot G. Is. Hamilton, Agent.
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BoARpERs WANTED.

Board with or without rooms Apply
at corner Of High and Second streets.
loft.
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SOCIAL NOTES AND
PERSONAL MENTION

10 his residence Mt San Jon.
Ned Atkins will build ON lot = Block
81 In San Jon next week.
". ID. Chatham has removed with his
family to his ranch near Isidor.
Work on the sewer will commence
ms soon AZ the material arrives.
y. II. fuquay Of Amarillo, was la
the city this week on business.
Miss Lizzie Heavener Of Colfax, was
n guest of the 0lenrock Monday.
Tafoya 4 Lawson are giving away
some beautiful calendars for 1910.
II. Campbell Of Urand Rapids, Mich,
was In own the arst VI the week.
J. y. IIardic VI Kansas City, was
registered at the Glenrock this week.
The San Jon pcopie work
on the Caprock road on last Wednes
day.
The Christmas shoppers have been
keeping the merchants on the hop this
week.
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business.
Lee Sherwood left yesterday for q
business trip through Oklahoma aud
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p"' ~
Miss Maud DUNCAN ana her mother
returned sunday from III Paso where
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Dr. and Mrs. r. ii. Barr OF Hudson,
came TO the city Monday TO do Xmas
shopping ana spent se'efh uays'
A. NJ McCorkie Oh the f. r. q d
W. Force' IL taxing u vacation with
his parents al van Ais'ine' Texas
W. II. Landers OF sulphur Springs,
Texas, has accepted a position with the
L. a. Muirhead Co. during the holiday
season.
VIM. Crump, who lives seven miles
east OF the city, left tuesday Tor ID
MAID iefas' 70 spend the holidays win
irienhs.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Jones
six miles east Of the city, u fine girl
Mother ano gHi doing wen, ihihef whi
probably recover
George Shelton was the successful
party nj the selection VI girls nj Spen.
GERS. Miss Eleanor WAS his choice and
sne Doh the Pfixe'
j. II. Weinberg, circulation manager
os the III PnsO Herald, Was in the city
the first of the week looking after the
interest OF his paper.
W. A. jackson was notified by wir,
last Friday of tbs death OF his brother
A. q. Jackson of strstford, Texas. II,
was buried On Saturday.
At,orney Reed uolloman ,p.n, sev
eral days in Chicago this week ON bus
mess connected with the scwerag,
bonds recently issued by this city.
A. ID. G~oldenberp spent a purt OF
the week in Topela ON business. con
nected VIII the hock isihnd railway
lie IN one OF the directors OF that con
pany.
Several car loads Of cattle, li57 Ia
number, were fed here this week. They
"'.o .ho property VI 'uaso ''""s"'e'
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"'"' warn '"A'
The Masons had II special meeting
last night and the yellow craft de
gree was conferred on " candidates
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= Anticipating the usual Xmas =
. rush We now have two receiv. Z
= ing Offices for matter to DO ship. =
. ped out.
= II you have q pacage to go =
= phone SO, or bring Il to Us at our Z
= Office nsxt door north Of the =
= post Office, or bring Il to the =
= BlAnton building, the second Z
= door east Of Adair's Grocery. Z
= II you are expecting a pack Z
= age call At the Blanton building. Z
= Money orders at the Post Office Z
= building office.
= Remember We will telegraph Z
= money for you ut either Office. Z
= Special attention will be given Z
= Xmas packages and we will be Z
= arranged to properly care for 4
= them.
= Your business will bs spprs. 4
= cia.cd.
= WELLS FARGO q COMPANY 4
. ExPREss Z
. q. W.. Won schriitx, Agent. Z
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PIES ron THE O

We have heard Of tho Mind Of pie
"that mother used to make" Of the
hot apple pie, Of the pumpkin pie"
made Of the pumpkin that had the
frost ON II when the fodder WIS in the
shock, but the Quay County pie has
them all skinned a city block. A few
nights ago there was what Is known
in this country as a pie supper at the
Smith School house Ave miles east of
the city, and by actual count there were
seventeen pics on the program. There
were fat pies aud lean pies, tough PICS
and crisp pies, closed pies aud opened
faced pies, pies young and pies old.
But back ~ these pies were seventeen
beautiful young ladies aud in front
Of the pies we're seventeen young bloods
anxious to eat a pie with one Of the
ladies. The pies were sold at auction
Ia the highest bidder, and when they
were all disposed of there was twenty
four dollars In the hands Of the treas
urcr. This made an average Of one
dollar and forty one aud one fourth
cents per PIE. This is certainly n very
picus country.
j. T. Hawkins Of Haskell, y. NJ,
was in town Wednesday on business and
had his subscription moved up II notch.
c. W. Casey OF Washington. ID. c.,
is now an employee Of the Tucumcari
Land Office in the place Of o. J.. Pat.
terson who resigned some time ago.
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springer, was IN town this week.
VIII @. Eubank Of Amarillo, was a
guest Of the Cover on last Thursday.
W. l.. Kingman Of Memphis, Texas,
was a guest Of the Glenrock this week.
!. ". Maple Of Ridgcway, Mo-, was
a visitor to the city one day last week.
y. W. Star, a travelling man Of Kan.
sss City, was In town on business Fri
day.
Walter Haynes left this week for
II Paso where no will reside In the fu.
ture.
g. q. Mardorf has accepted a posi-.
ton with the r.. T.. 4 y. W. in their Of.
fee here.
John q. Wilson, a business man of
Dallas, Texas, was registered at the
Cover Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. W. 4. Buchanan Of
Louisville, KY, were registered at the
ulenrock this week.
j. h. Blue and w. r. Race, both OF
.Iordsn, are 10 town on business be
fore tho land Office.
Lee A. Reynolds Of Santa rc, was in
tho city last Thursday and was a CUES,
Of the Cover House.
Miss Anna De Oliyicra has accepted
"a position at the Palm Leal parlor dur.
inR the holiday season.
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Christmas cakes and candies at Shop
pard's Bakery. IL
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Everything is always frcsh and up.
to-date at sheppard's Meat Market and
Bakery. Phone 222. II
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1909-08-20
Notice to Teachers.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
/ will conduct an examination for white
teachers in the High School building in
st. Joseph on August 26th, 9th and 2Sth.
The examination will begin ON the 26th
inst. at 10 o'clock in the morning, and
all applicants are requested to report
promptly at that hour.
Applicants must furnish pen and pa
per and bring one dollar, as the law di-
reefs, for the institute fund.
Applicants must come prepared to
spend more than one day, as it will re-
quire two or three days to complete the
work. Eight hours will constitute days
work.
THOS. NJ. WADE,
Parish Superintendent.
NEwELLrox, La, Aug. LIST, 1909.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1909-08-20

Sunday from Hot Springs, Ark.
where he had been for several
weeks. Mr.. Davidson is some
better than when he left, but still
feels more or less acutely the i'll
effects of his accident.
Mr.. Louis Buckner, Jr., cashier
of the Bank of Vidalia, has re.
turned from his vacation, spent
at Waveland and New Orleans
Mrs. Buckner is visiting his sis.
ter, Mrs. Chas. McMurdo, at their
summer home at Waveland.
| Rev. P. HI. Fontaine was called
to Tallulah last Sunday to con-
duct the funeral services of the
late Mr.. Nash, of that place, who
died Saturday night. This mis-
mission necessitated his calling
in his service at st. Joseph for
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Showers of
Mt. Ararat, paid o visit to his
brother in Jefferson county, Miss,
recently. Mr.. Showers reports the
crop outlook in Tensas parish as
considerably ahead of that in the
hills and with Enthusiastically less
evidence of damage from the boil
weevil.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Young left
last Monday for Knoxville, Tenn,
where they will embark in bust
ness. The very best wishes of
q host of friends accompany this
young couple to their new home,
all Of whom sincerely trust their
measure of success and content
ment will fully attain their most
sanguine hopes.
The many friends of Master
Cecil Newell will regret exceed
ingly to learn of the misfortune
that befell him OH last Sunday,
when he fell from the gallery and
sustained a painful fracture of
the collar bone. The little man
is standing the ordeal bravely
and we trust will soon recover
from his mishap.
Mrs. John Boatner, Jr., Of vi
dalia, La, and her little daugh.
ter are guests for a week of her
sister, Mrs. Cora Carter Hall ;. at
Mrs. J. J. Dodds, 3219 Prytania
street. Before returning to her
home Mrs. Boatner will spend
some time with her aunt, Mrs.
o. N. Ogden, at her home near
Amite, La.-New Orleans States.
A party of gentlemen from st.
Joseph, composed of Messrs. Jos.
Curry, John Hughes, ]. S. Rod
riguez, G. H. Clinton, r. H.
Whitney, D. F. Ashford and s..
A. Marcus, at the invitation of
Mr.. w. F. Denny, went up to
that gentleman's home on swim
ter Quarters" Wednesday to see
his rice crop, now being gathered,
and which is one of the most
beautiful i'll the State.
Mr.. Ben Blackman, q resident
of st. Joseph III the long ago,
paid o visit to his brother, Mr.
Leon Blackman, this week. Mr.,
Blackman left here some IS years
ago and embarked in business in
New York City, where he has
since resided. He remarked the
many changes that have taken
i place in ST. Joseph since his leav-
ing and was pleased to note the
lgrowth of our town in this period
| Mr.. Henry G. Skinner cam,
down last week for q visit of sew
eral days to his mother and rel
atives here. Mr.. Skinner hold
q responsible position with a larg
general merchandise and depart
meut store at Eldorado, Ark.
where he has been engaged TO
more than a year past. He seem
we'll pleased with his home il
Arkansas, but like everybody els
who shails from these parts h
holds warm spot in his hear
for GOLD Tensas-v
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1909-08-20
Religious Services Sunday.

Sunday School at the Union
Church Sunday morning at 10
o'clock.
There will not be preaching at
Saint Joseph Sunday, but the
usual prayer meeting services will
be held Sunday and Wednesday
nights.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1909-08-20
Services at NeweIIton.

Rev. p. II. Fontaine of the NJ.
f. Church will preach at Newellton
regularly on the morning of the
fifth Sunday and the night of the
first Thursday. These are regular
appointments.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1909-08-20


friends at Waterproof.
Miss Mamie Chavers is visiting
Sister Superior at the Convent in
| Nicksburg.
Attorney Reeves was called to
Ferriday and Vidalia on profess
sional this week.
Mr.. Jesse Knowles of "The
Ranch" spent Sunday with his
mother in St. Joseph.
Miss Estelle Hunter of Water
proof spent several days with her
aunt, Mrs. c. G. Skinner, this
week.
Miss Henrietta Watson returned
Tuesday from a visit to Mrs. b.
b. Baxter ut Lookout Mountain,
Tennessee.
Miss Mary Riddle is visiting
her grandfather and aunt, Dr..
Andrews and Miss Ruth Andrews,
at Waterproof.
Mr.. r. II. French left Wednes-
day for ten days visit to Coop
er's Well before joing his family
at Jackson, Tenn.
Miss Stella Gresham spent sew
eral days in st. Joseph this week
with Mrs. J. S. Johnston and
Miss Mary Riddle.
Mr.. A. J. Gibson, n prominent
planter of Tensas parish, La, is
Il visitor in the city to-day Nat.
chez Democrat, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. II. Moore are
comfortably ensconced in neat
cottage in New Orleans, where
Mr.. Moore expects to remain,
Mrs. J. G.. Gorton and Mrs.
C. III. Newell and twin daughters,
"Pinkey" and "Bluey" left last
week for Biloxi, Miss, for the
summer.
Miss White departed Thursday
for Waterproof, where she will
join party on n boat excursion,
returning home Monday.-Madi-
son Journal.
Miss Almeda Van Hose has
been made assistant Post Mistress
rs aid to Mrs. Beaubien and Miss
Laura Bondurant during Mrs.
Henderson's absence.
Miss Mona McCaa, the popular
telephone operator who is now tax
ing her vacation, is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Cash McCaa, and his
family at Cheneyville, La.
Miss Mamie Showers left last
week for q visit to friends in Mad
lson parish, after spending some
time with her brother and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Showers, at
Mt. Ararat.
The young men of St. Joseph
gave a most delightful dance at
the Hall on Tuesday night in
honor of Miss Roberta Grafton,
of Natchez, who is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. ]. G. Lilly.
Mr.. A. B. Ratcliff returned
Sunday from Cooper's Well, ac-
companied by Mrs. Ratcliff ana
her sister, Miss Bessie Muir who
have been sojourneying at Coop
er's Well for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. >Sistrunk spent
Sunday in st. Joseph with Dr..
and Mrs. Clarke, and left Monday
| for Jackson, Miss, where they
will probably locate. The best
wishes of their friends accompany
them.
Mrs. S. P. Hornsby has rented
the cottage of Mrs. Henderson,
adjoining her own home, which
she has furnished nicely and will
accommodate some of the teach
ers and several young men during
the fall and winter.
Messrs. T. H. Snodgrass and
Geo. H. Steen returned Sunday
from Bougolousa, La, the big
saw mill town, where they went
to seek employment. They report
things lively in. that busy town
and work plentiful for every body
They will probably return later
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quite interesting in a way, but he does
not explain why he should desire to
bring the army to the national bosom
in that way, nor does he indicate how
that would be satisfactory conpensa-
ton for three years of compulsory
military service at So per month.
But General Chaffee's is
amusing and nothing more. The per
nicious spirit of militarism he advo.
Gates and which is riding the lives out
Of the people of Europe will never find
place or encouragement in this coun-
try. AS a matter of fact the American
people would take up arms in a revo-
luton before they would submit to
the establishment of compulsory mill,
tary service. Whenever the United
States is really in danger of invasion
the army will be very close to the
hearts of the people, because the peo-
pie will be in the ranks Of the army
for the purpose of the national de-
Tense.
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against the discovery. There are III
fnitely fewer hook-worm victims than
have been reported, and the number of
pellagra patients has similarly shrunk
to a few hundred from the alarmist
reports first SEM out. None the less,
the existence Of both diseases is unde-
niable; and the proper course is, while
refuting the sensational stories as to
u~ncinariasis and pellagra, which ten
dency can do great harm, take steps
to root them out. This is comparative.
" easily possible, and the Rockefeller
donation should be sufficient to gel rid
of one of these maladies.
The so-called poor whites of the
South have been much misunderstood
and much neglected. The negro i'm
loaded down with donations from the
North, and given aid and assistance Of
every kind. He had schools and col
legeS, hospitals and charities endowed
for his benefit. The Submerged poor
whites have been allowed to struggle
along without aid or assistance. We
know now that to their poverty was
added in some cases a form of anaeIaia
which rendered work difficult and kept
them poor. It is only recently that
the country has awakened to their
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1909-11-02
The President and Oklahoma.

The President and Oklahoma.
New Orleans States.
President Taft added nothing to his
popularity by the harsh and undigni-
fed attack he made on the Oklahoma
constitution, and his advice to the
people of Arizona and New Mexico,
that when they were granted state
hood they should be careful not to
follow the example of Oklahoma. But
aside from the fact that the people
Of the two territories are competent
to do their own thinking in such mat
tiers without any assistance from Mr..
Taft, they know that he cherishes a
grievance against the Oklahomans, be-
cause he made a long trip out there
just before they voted on the con-
stitution for the purpose of urging
them to reject it. He denounced the
constitution then in bitter terms, as
he does now, but the Oklahomans
adopted it by a majority Of none than
one hundred thousand.
The truth is, the vote in favor Of
it was practically unanimous, though
he had assured them that it was a
horrible tumble of radicalism and So
cialism and would be the source of
many dire disasters and evils. But the
constitution, as framed by the conven-
ton assembled for that purpose, suited
the people of Oklahoma, and they
adopted it in spite of the gloomy pic
ture painted by the prophetic Taft.
1--WE have now lived under this
mathematical constitution about two
years." says the Oklahoman. "Rea-
sonable opportunity, it will be admit
ted, has been afforded to disclose it's
imperfections. Aside from the single
feature which operates to obstruct
the construction of new lines Of rail-
way, We have yet to discover that it
is a failure in serving the interests of
the people for whom it was made.
On the contrary, we have found that
it is admirably suited 10 our needs,
operating to safeguard the rights and
promote the welfare Of every citizen"
Great has been the prosperity and
development of Oklahoma in the two
years that its constitution has been
in operation. The people of the new
state have the satisfaction of know
ing that their legislatures a not do
them much harm, because their inter
ests are protected by the provisions
OF their fundamental law, and looking
at the results obtained under it they
warmly resent Mr.. Taft's extravagant
and uncalled-for attack. Moreover,
their feeling of resentment is shared
generally by the people Of the South
west.
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needs, and that any serious eEor:c
have been made to advance and i'm,
prove them, to give them work. ed,-
cation and a better chance n life.
Among the things to DO done for them
IS the extinction OF the rock wnrI.
AMI any aid given IN tlis dir"2.ioa
ought to be, and We believe viii be
appreciated. The e retary of the
treasury has already arranged for tho
appointment of a comnIi -si$n to study
and report on the p%ellagra, The com
mission provided for by lie Rockefai-
Ter donation to study the hook worn
Should get rid of another disease re-
slr'cted in large pau, because Of he
ntauner III which it is propagated, ID
The roo"er classes in the South.