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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

aiering,. Der me0- ifgrit rr1ulige Soft
ienMe 5fibe meo 2epneosnibler %
Gropper til &ialp peo lloeraptting al
guinerne og Yleie al De ipae og iao-
rebe Menneifer. 9ongen oe Dron-
uineen al Stolien opbolot Zig flere
@uge paa lllpffesite6erne og 6eltos
I i Drgnniiatione't af: &eoningsarbei,
oet, og Sc bite begge 6en beofte @une
til at gribe sagen3 al paa fornuftig
Mdaoe. Groos ollie Mnitrengelier
for at .lfaffe @ialp burtiglt n1uliet bar
Sc Operlepenoe giehne.l1gaaet frpgte-
lige 2ioelier, gonife iarliet oe 9aa=
re0e.
Get 2uno, Ser nGlt efter ~SStalicn
lclp tog fat poa 9ielpearbeioet lneo
| ltgrlte Sesper, bar iiffert slrnerifa. Nl=
lereoe laa1lne Sag iom be fgrlte gfter-
rctnineer om lllptfen inblpb, begpno-
te Snbian1ling al 8engemioler flere
8per, og 2pbet al l(gen bar Der Ell
fuIot orsoniieret Girtion1beo / Gong
oper belle 2anbet, itbttet al 9praab
fra forifiellige Autboriteter. st /
SEEM Dorf @apn ligge,.be f1l6t laitet
erobiartifib til Sen itore amerifanife
i5loa6e, Ser Ifl,l0e mebe benne peb
Gibraltar. blep giebliffelig le,,6t 81
refte til 11lpffesitebet me6 Drbre til
at title belle 2aoringen til @aabtgbeb
| for oe ran1te. Eraiioe,1ten gap Or
ore til bette paa eget Mnipar, Gor-
pentnine on1 at aongresien piloe goo
|fienbe set, naar Sen ian1le6es Man-
Sag. 2igele6es gap ban 0r6re til,
at ct Eropiantifib fra ben ltore Glaa=
be fuloe ie,,6es pia 5ue5 og Sort
snio birefte til Mesiina mes @jelpe-
|lnibler og 2Gger. &ongresien goo
fienbte peb lin Sammentreben
Monba9s giebliffelig benne 9ptreoen
Efra 9relioetrteri| 6 l6ioe, Der repraien-
tereoe ct 11orpg al $500, 900, % be=
pilge0e, ligelebes paa Breit6entens
9lnbefaIing, besu6en en- fontant
@ialp of $500,000, ser giebliffelig
itille0es til Sen itolte11lfe @ialpe=
fon1itces Noaoigbeb. De1 Soreneoe
Stoters 6inansfasie bar laale6es FL
braget io1t 100000 til @pbens Mf,
biGlpnin9, og Ell longt Itgrre: Gum
|btl inbfon1n1e as pripat Sci.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08
1n1,1ktrkr-Rattrt.
aoneeerapene sosfilbe Domtirfe plpnoret

Sc bar bolbt Zig ifjulte i 8pen til
oct fsr5te @oreentog git til &ib.
henbopn. Sc fisbte 8illetter blen
betaltc neo en- tplf @ulo1,wnt, % De
fom til at fipre ianlnen n1eo Ell gfos-
filoegartner, Geterien, Der mebbeler,
at oe meofprte eli itor oe l,iapn &afte
/ graalig Snbpafning, rin1el;gpis
Yoglioen al Jlpilet. 9a Nolitiet !
aisbenbapr1 enonu life nar unoerret.
tet peo 5ogets slnfontit, fl,noe Sc
ubinore6e forlaoe 8anegoorben.
S 0onfirfcn bar 1Dpene efterlaot
Jig ct 5por, nentlig cit Gel Gingeraf-
trpf, oels poa CIT 5plpborpe, bel5 pao
EFT flor @losplabe al ben Montre,
bpori &ipbitrberr,es @ulbfranS laa.
0isie pigtige slftrpf bar &olitiet no.
tl1rligpis itrafs lifret Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08
Mmerifaneren 9urbant

Mmerifaneren 0nrbamt 8bite
@teuens, ser en- @etfe Mar gior6e
Gienelte lom @aabgiper for @ejleren
of &orea, blep / Marts Maaneb inig.
mprbet / 5on Grancisco al en- Scored.
ner, sssn 8bang Chang, ser par fom-
met til Can 6rancisco lanunen meb
enoel 2anosmeno ! sen ubtrpffelige
&enitgt at aflipe Stepens. Sn @bane
Chang blep lat nn6er glnflage for
mor6, og ben iapaneiiife @egierine
engagere6e en- californiF @agfgrer,
Samuel &nigbt, iom ipeeieI MntIa.
ger. Mon1n1en faI6t i 26rbags, %
4oreaneren bsnltes til 25 Mars straj
! Gan 0uentin Statgfpngfel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

&uslanbs meit berbm1te &reit, Ga-
Ser essobannes / &ronlta6, er ofgaaet
pe6 Dg6en efter lnngere Sios 2ibel,
Ter al Batteriot og Gor6eieIiesipgboln.
San bar en- lang 9larreffe peret
YreIt peo sln6reosfirfen / @ron-
itao, oe bans operorbenlige DDgtigbe6
lom BrR6ifant og Sper 5nrpaltnin=
gen af lit gn1beoe ian1le6e itore 9il-
bgrerifarer ONT bam. 8lanbt bans
ltRrmeite fortroli9e @enner bar sen
nuparenoe @5ar, ser iteoie lptteoe til
bans &an6. S fine Hrebifener lag6e
6ooer Sobannes al6rig Sfiul paa,
bpa6 ban misbillige6e bos 2anbets
Jprite og &egiering, men bans ltota-
lelier blep itebie betragte6e iont itom=
menbe fra Sen reneite Saorelan0s-
fierli9beb San bab6e SIP for at
funne uofgre Mirafler, og Bette bleo
i 6e ienere Mar u6npttet al en- &re6s
af ianpittigbe6slgie M9n6 og &pin=
Der, Der ubnDtte6e bans 6rombe6 paa
sen fretteite Maooe, inbtil ban bIep
flar ober 6eres @eniigter og traf Jig
ti1bage fra Dem. Set bar 6noer So
ban>ses, Der fin Gi6, 6a bet iaa ub
til, 1at Der ingen 9ronarptng iful6e
fbbes | gl,slatt& CAB slnle0ning til,
at &eiferinoen ifuloe foretoge en- Bil-
grimsfnro til ct Serapbtn1s @rap,
% rettroenoe Musiere tilifriper benne
Eilgrimsfnrb at G5aro,niteb hIep
fsst:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08
19. AARGANG.
Eannantaal np Rtgan1aal.
Zen itore r,orife @progitrio.

Golfepilien fon1ne til Or6e @prog=
fan1pe1.
&por oi0t Ser / oct belle taget BIZ:
Der noget af meb be11ne Golfeafftem=
ming fan pare tpiolfon1t, Glere Gor<
bolo, iom man enbnu lite bar fl1lo
Operligt ooer, pil fer ipiIle in6, %
meset afbe1tger 10 af bbilfen 1af=
tit De nporgonilereoe @igsn1aalsfore>
|nin9er palger ber 9isrnion felp
iom 10 er Sober for Ganfen ON ell
6olteafitemring / 5progipprgsmoa-
let = ipnes efter lit iiolte 6orebrag
at 0bu1n1e at ltoa i 8egreb nteo at
opgioe 3onfen og / Steoct berfor at
billie onbefale Sc fonierbatipe og IL
6erale politiife Eartier at optraoe
iom ct n&igslnaalsparti".
Gen gan1le 9gpoing er en- ftarft
in1pullip geotur, bpao Der unagtelig
unoertiben letter bans 9ilbangere.
noeet / 6orleeenbeo. Sans gnffe
ONT, at Sc to 8artier ifulbe gaa ian,z5
men Iom ct r&iesn1aalsparti", pil
lifferlig life realiieres. Mc,, at
5pro9itrioen pil ipille Ell betpoelig
Rolle Baleitriben 1909 er iiffcrt
NOT.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

st banif 9ampifib forliite unber
Soroifjelpet og 6lobbel9en Mesii-
naftre6et. &opteinen pna Ell eneelif
Camper, Ser unogif 6orlis, og ion
ienere er in6fommet til Neapel me1
6lpgt1tirge fra Mesiina og &eggio,
meooeler, at Ben oanife Camper bnr
gaoet un6er meo Man6 og Mus, %
at Braggooiet fra set forltite 5fib
baboe ipgn1net ON Sa6nen beb Mes=
fina. &nn opgiper lite Domperens
@nbn. Set Gorene6e Dun1pifibsie1=
fab, 9itoiiatiff @ompngni og flere
minore oanife @be6erier bar Damp-
1fibe 6art Miboelbapet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08
Mbrabam @mef, 6en forbenperen,

Abra9am Nnef, oet1 torbe11pRretts
De politilfe n8ois" Gan 6rancisco,
Ser bar anflaget for 8eitiffelie %
Graft, og iom bor b9ret unber Gor-
ber / flere Maaneber, blep liolte nge
fl1n6en ifpl6ig / at bape peret Mel>
lelnn1anb lnellem 5porpeisfompag-
MET og 9lloermGn6ene til 6or6eling
at Sttfpenge for ct Hripilegium San
og1ntes I'll ii 9lnrs Spbolo / Stats-
f9ngslet San Querti11. Oonrnens
Sperfiettelie er u6iat, ga Torinarsit-
oen meo6elte, at Sagen pil blipe appe<
leret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08
Gn intercsiant pplitiif 0amp fore

Gn intercsiant politiif aanp fore
itaar / Nebraifas 2egislatur. Som
befienbt fit IS. s. @rpan ct Stemme-
flertnl af c. 5000 Nebrajfa. og De-
mofraten 5eballenberger palstes til
@uberngr. Ser bar to glenenter !
9sebralfas Holitif, Der peo at forene
| Jig frembragte bette &elllltat og iatte
Hepublitanerne fra Stpret / @tats-
politifen Ser er MI to @obe6ipgrgs-
maal, JON pil blibe forelagt 2egis-
lature1 til Mfgigrelie:: Banf Depoiits
8arantiloben efter Oflabonas Mgn-
liter og County Option 2oben. 8rDa,r
er en- iprig 6orfen1per for set fgrft=
nGbnte Gorilag. Set ier 11b til, at
begge 6orTag bar ct neget betpoe-
1igt sl,1to1 Maobitanbere / oen 6eno,
fratiife 2eiri 2egisIaturen. 8aa6e
/ senatet og Suiet n1enes Ser at pere
ct afgiort 6lertal inlob ,@ou11tD Dp-
ton % 81. g. 8. &nll, Der bar gice
Chairman for ben oernofratiffe Nntio.
l-&omite % bar ct meget betDoeligt
6glge at Statens pen1ofratiife 4oli-
tifere, bar aabent iaet zig lbs fro
8rDanS 6srerifab % erfIaret iig
innoo sen raoifaIe pflabouta 8ant-
Ildr: s5.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

@ulfeber er ubbruot / Broptnieu
Santiago paa Cuba Ser er onn1elot
10 Iilfnloe op til 2proao, men Bet
menes tfte, at Spgoommen pil antage
en- epioen1ilf 6orm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

Sabet bcb SlbebrGaoc / De Gor.
Stater og Canada / 9laret 1908 Be-
lpber Jig til oen ubDre 5um $685..
562,2 ,250, Sen itgrite 8ranolfo6e noget
gar bar at opbiie me0 llnotagelie af
1904 o9 1906, bo @ataitroferte I
Baltimore og San Grancisco bro9te
5allene enonu bejere op.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

Carrie &atiun, Der be1111e 1io op,
lbolber siig ! gtorbrit ittal,ie1l. har laoet
zig angagere a Il BduSebiII IIefpno1 ift
i 2onoon til at bol6e Ell Neffe Sore
0rag ira 5cener 2pnoolt, ibet BET
6ar garanteret benoc. Ell be11lpnsfulo
og beflig 8ebo1,oling al ben6es Gil-
bprere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08
Mmerican 1orcjtrp Msiociation al

boloer tit 26. slarSmgoe / @nibing=
ton, 9. g., 8. 13. og IA. Sanuar.
Set ptgtigite 6orban6ltngsemne pao
Mg6et bill blipe angaaet1be 2opgip=
ming og praftiif Arbei6e til Gorbin-
bring af Sfopbranbe. Gn @omite bar
ubarbeibet @runolaget for benne Sor=
ban6ling, ser pil ftnoe Steo poa Mg-
bets fgrite 9ag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08

Goneorbia College, @foorbeao,
Mtnn., ct oen iterite Sfole for 9ep-
fon1mere, noar oe bill lere, leie, ifri=
be og tale oct engelife Sprog. 5frip
efter Sp1psninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08
Gn 2anbsmanb & mob @eb.

Wv ~~~s~HusuSAO CSuutH AtUU SSGQ'
belpbsipil. Ole &anie1t er Napne1
poa el, oonif Mano, bie1nmebgrenbe
Seattle, Der er blepen palgt til Meb'
lem al Staten Bnibingtons 9egisla'
ti1r. San bar pprinoe1ig bo}iboen6aes-
&acilre, Bis., men flptteoe til Seat.
tie, bpor ban fom tn6 Steal @itote
6orret11ing og balgtes iii Meolem al
2egislaturen for set Diitrift i 8pen
iom ornfatter 5portfparteret. @er
foregaar e1t Masie n@ambling"
naonli9 6ripes bette meeet beit pei
@aooelgbene ON 5ontmeren, og San.
icn bsr lat Zig iom 0pgape at fao
giennemfert en- Sob, iont forbp6er BET.
te Samfl1nosoroe, ion bar goelagt
mango Mennelfer / Seattle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08
sfoleinperintenbent Dlieus &ale

Sfpleiuperiutcnoent Olieus gale
til Dean for agricultural College i
ct. Mntbonp Earf, MinneIota, gap
9lnlebning til enoel 8lo6bisfuslion
/ oen lotale Dagspresie, t6et nogle
al 8lobene bnp6ebe, at til en- jaaban
5tilling bur6e Der u6nepnes en- i
pioenifobeligt 2anobrug ipecielt u6-
oannet Mano, ifient set er pitterltgt
nof, at Stillin9en iom Dean tnermeit
fun meoferer administrative Yligter,
iom Dor befien6te 2anosmano pilbe
bore ful6t u6 pofsen. SsSn1iolertio an.
iaa &r. Olien set for rigtigit fun at
mootage 8alget for 6 @aaneber, fra
1. Sanuar til 1. suli, og Melleu1.
tiben ifal iaa 8oar6 Of @egents for
Statsuniperiitetet fit16e en- 4Feier,
Der er u66onnet lom Mgritulturiit.
Mt ban mobtog 8nl9et for Set, forte
Ei6srum af 6 Maaneber bar olene be-
grun6et /, at bans Sorn1a,1b babbe op.
lagt lin Stilling ion1 Dean til /. So.
nuar % life btlbe forblipe / @mbeoet.
Heter 6. 21tfiu, Sen betienbte ban.
lie Muiiter, Hrofesior peo geortb.
meitern l1riberiitps MuiitifoIe
gba1titon, Su., blep peb set al Muiie
Seacbers National Msiociation / gu.
leugen afbolbte Mars>r1e6e I @oib.
ington, 9. g., palgt til Me6lem al
Msloctationens gfsefutip-& -&on1ite for
3 aor. 8rofesior 2utfin er fb6t i
Nerbe6en at &acine, 8is., al oanjfe
6oralore (fra @oloing), % ban bite
meget ti6lig en- flor muiifalif 8ega.
pelie. Saalebes ipiIle6e bnn ollereoe
18 Nar gamnel 9rgeIet til @u6stie.
neiterne en- @rfe / Chicago, u6en at
babe no6toget l1n6erpisning, % Is
Mar gan1ntel bleb ban anfat iom fait
|Organiit. Gfter at babe itu6eret Mu.
tit / europa, ben6te ban tilboge til
Nmerifa og bleb 2eoer af Mufifffolen
pe6 Mortbtueitsrn l1riperiitp, Ser I'm.
Ser bans 2ebelIe ct blepet en- nf be
betp6eligfte 2anbet. &an bar ct me.
get aniet gapn iom airfefon1poniit
%. bar Doftorgrnbe11 / Mufit fra Sp.
rncnfe l1niberfitei.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-01-08
can0SIadn0.
Ruubt i amerita.

Gnl6brnllup. st gan1nelt oanit
sggtepor Omaha, u. Corner og
9,1itru, feireoe5i Slutningen al for
rige- Maaneo 6eres @ulobrpllup. Mr.
Gorneer Dor iflg. %. 8. g." / hn
Sib Ell al Spllan0s melt befien6te
OrGringslneitre. 9ggteparret Tom
ber til 2an6et / 1884 og tog Spbolo
bos 6eres 5pnner. 6eiten feirebes
oeo at @ul6brubeporret gif til OIL
1913 ben oanife &irfe, bpor Ba1tor
-ebnusboe talte til Dem, bborefter
Der bolotes 8rpllupsmiooag en- al
Sgnnernes 9ien.
Yaftor ~. S. Miebfelo, Breit for
ben un6er Sen onnjfe &irte bbreroe
8etbania Meniebeb @acine, @is.,
bar opia9t i'm @iernit1g til 1. 2lpril
for at penoe tilbn9e til 9nnmart. go.
ltor 8licbfelo ct tbeoloot1f @nnbibot
fra &iebenbapns llniperlitet og tom
til amerita i 1899. SON bar beret
Srait @beffielo, syll., @rano Rap-
ioS, Micb., Bottom, Mais, og MI / 3
slar 9fucine. @eo Siben al lin Nra<
itcgier,1ing bar ban befattet fig enoel
meo literer SpsIel. S 9on,narf og.
ter ban life forelgbig at ibge 8reite-
falo, men pil gaa ino @fole= og 8i-
bliotbefptrflombeo.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16
ODD FELLOWS AND
REBEKAHS COMING
Grand Lodges I. o. o. F. and
Rebekah Assembly Con-
vene Here In 1910.
LET US GET READY

Tucumcari has through her represen.
tative from this |. o. ., y. Lodge j.
W. Campbell, secured the grand lodge
meeting for 1910. The Rebeknh Grand
Lodge will also convene here at the
same time, about the middle OF Octo.
ber 1910 This will bring large mum.
ber Of New Mexico's most represen
tative citizens to our city, both men
and women. and we must get ready
to entertain them in a royal manner.
The local subordinate and Rebekah
lodges should. aud no doubt will, az.
pteciate the work OF our representatives
who have brought this honor TO our
sity about. /, will be a great advsr.
tisement to Tucumcari 70 have these
grand lodges meet here. II we make
a good impression, all the delegates will
return home singing our praise as
community capable of doing things in
"a manner worthy Of commendation.
rhe representatives Of the Masonic
lodge from this city will make n strong
effort to get the next annual meeting
Of the grand lodge here. IL is believed
IL will be done.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16
DISTRICT COURT
CONvENES MONDAY
Docket Both Criminal and
Civil Shorter Than Last
Year.
THE LIST OF JURYMEN

The district cour, for Quay county
will convene here Monday. The docket
both civil and criminal is lighter this
term than heretofore. We have been
eongratulating ourselves that there is
not a murder case on the docket for
the term. Judge Afford W. Cooley,
district clerk Chas. =. Downs, with stem
opraphe~ and interpreters will arrive
here Monday morning. 1t is expect
cd that the term will last ten days or
two weeks. The court house has been
overhauled and put in ship shape. II
has heen rcplastered, the jury box has
been erected on the north side OF the
court room and the situation Of the
elari will he on the south side. An
elevated platform has been erected for
th Judge, The two north rooms have
heen finished up sor the jurics. All
81 these improvements with that new
fence adds TO the good appearance Of
Quay county's temple Of justice.
The grand pury for the term Is as
SaIlnya.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16
SAM CHADWICK
PASSES AWAY
Respected Citizen of Quay
County Dies In Fort
Worth Hospital.
FUNERAL THURSDAY

Samuel Bedford Chadwick. one Of
the honofed citizens Of this county
passed away last Monday night In
Fl. Worth Hospital where hc had been
for the last six weeks lie went there
for an operation which required that
portion VI the skull be removed.
hoping to relieve the pressure ON the
surface Of the cerebellum which II N
tn" opinion of the surgeons had been
caused a, some time In life by a lick
or heavy jar. The pressure had caused
paralysis Of the face. A small portion
Of the skull was diseased and the brain
was also affected from II. The operation
was successful and the paralysis re
lieved and IL was believed for u month
that chances for recovery were favor
able, until last Saturday when his
friends and relatives were notified that
the end Of life was near. The remains
were shipped home and were laid to rest
htI' III Nnc Suhhyhiue ceHcleIy nv q
o'clock, Thursday afternoon, by the
side OF his wife, who was buried there
three years ago The funeral was con
ductcd by the Masonic order Of which
he was "a highly esteemed member. Mr.
Chadwick was born In Alabama and
moved to Texas in his youth, where he
lived until coming to New Mexico few
years ago. lie served In his home cOun
~ both az sheriff aud tax collector,
aud after moving to QUA county, was
elected assessor and served the people
with honor here, lie leaves four chill
dren n boy and three little girls They
will according to his request he placed
in the Masonic Home in Texas, where
they will he educated and tenderly ear
ed for. Chadwick = friends were mum
bered almost by the population Of thi,
county and n great number Of them
followed his remains 90 their last rest
ing place here Thursday.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16
QUAY COUNTY'S 3RD ANNU-
AL %.>>IR WILL BE OPENED
WED.~2 DAY, OCTOBER 10Th
Agricultural Exhibits %s ation Greatest Dry
Farming Show Ever lSyn In the Southwest Busi.
ness Men of Tucumcari Pleased With Showing Made
PROGRAM OF ENTERTAINMENT BIGGEST EVER

Preparations have gone steadily ON
this week for the county fair. Tho
committees have been as busy ~ men
can well make themselves. The grounds
are in shape, the grain palace OF eK'
hibit hall at the grounds IN nearly IN
ished, and il one Of the features of
,he big show. The palace Is 20x60
feet With walls ten feet high. II il
built OF grain products from the farms
Of cont ibutors TO agricultural exhibits.
Il is worth the trip to the fair to see
this one feature alone. II IL going to
he full to packing with exhibits, and
Il is now = question whether II is
going TO hold them all or not. Exhibits
are coming In from every section Of
he county and they are in quantity
and quality so Far ahead Of what was
expected that the fair committees are
astonishcd. We are richer In agricul
ture than We dreamed Of, and the inter
r-t the farmers are taking in the eoun.
~ fair is very gratifying.
The carnival company that was en-
gagged for the three days Of the fair. has
failed us. II went against a week of
bad weather on the Texas coast. and
you know what that means 10 q tent
show, IL is out Of business. But the
money We were going 10 spend ON this
feature Of the three days entertain.
ment, will be used TO elaborate on the
home features. More attention will be
paid to the agricultural exhibits, and
the big parade will be bigger and bot.
ter. woman = department has been
provided for, whAe they will be asked
to exhibit needlework Of all characters
and products Of the culinary art, etc.
This IN going 10 be one Of the most
interesting exhibits at the fair. The
ent-rta ainment 10 going TO be better
than we hoped for. The base ball pro.
misses to be better than the city hss
ever witnessed. The series for the
three days will be played by the best
Of Dalhart and Nara Visa teams against
Tucumeari, aud good fat p -ses are
offered the winners. The Bed RaneL
IN coming down TO take the polo seric''
from Tucumeari, and the ranch toam
and the Tueumesri boys are practie'
ing daily for the big contest. The rop'
ing contest and the racing program
is going to be good. The big parade
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16
THE HUMAN HEART WAS
PARALYZED, A GHOST OF A
BREEZE RUSTLED THE LEAVES
Hope Springs Eternal In the Human Breast, But the
People Don't Always Vote AS They Pray-Theirs
Is Lost Hope


The wan moon shone htfully at times
through CHASTITY clouds tina, stole across
the sky M n shroud over the face Of
q corpse. The ghost Of n breeze rustled
tho leaves Of the cottonwoods In an
uncanny whisper. The howl Of 4 coy.
o,e over ON the barren hills sounded
sharp and clear as the call Of the by.
snas gathering for the graveyard feast.
The night wns wearing on, aud the
spirits Of the air we're abroad, when
over the landscape sole blood 'curdling
vail, as Of soul which has lost all
hope. Then came a growl a. a bafiied
beast Of prey might utter when foiled
of its victim, and a shrill shrek that
pierced the ear, and the cackling laugh
Of q maniac. As though this we're not
enough there came tho sound ~ blood
curdlinR blows, OF the crunch Of bones
and the chug Of flesh as the knife was
driven home, while the chorus swelled
into . frightful diseord Of the spirits
Of the damned, now rising In wave
Of unearthly sound now sinking into
the gurgle Of death, now swelling again
till the hear, stood still in horror, and
the hair began to grow gray. Then
there was n sullen roar OF thunder and
. giants voice spoke as the scattering
musketry OF n fierce engagement began.
The shrieks ~ the wounded, the boom
Of the cannon, the trRmpling feet of
charging horses, the clash of steel, all
came together in n very hell Of sound,
rising higher and higher until the slimy
creatures Of the night wind took flight
In fear, and the murderers who are
doomed to die Of old age in their cells
erineed in alright. All ordinary tcrrors
we're swept away. Hope was dead. The
human heart was paralyzed, all light
was gone, and the end Of the world was
not far OF. A. least II seemed to h"
hut II was only the regular practice
night Of the village brass band.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-10-16
Continued on third page)
BOWEN RANCH EXHIBIT

The Bowen ranch exhibit brought
In this week to compete for prizes In
collection aud also at the county fair,
are now in place in the hall II goes
without question that this exhibit Is
IA wonder for a dry year ns We have
had in this county. There probably
will never be seen any better kaffir and
maize, sorghum, stock peas, and the
best Irish potatoes IN the world; June
corn, pop corn and big sunnOwer, equal
to any Kansas ever produced, are among
the long list Of stun brought In. The
location Of this ranch is three miles
from Hudson, the first station east Of
this city. Bowen had In crop this year
about 100 acres. II j. all good and
has made him II splendid prof, on his
years labor.