davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-02-10
FAIRvI " FANyrEs

Miss Irma Lowry, OF Rich Hill
came out Friday and spent a few
days with Bessie and Lucy Burk.
hulder.
MIR. and Mrs. Chadwick, o
the west part are rejoicing over
the arrival Of a new haby girl in
th, ~ home.
Messis Charles and James
Stale p are eui'5 ing a visit from
their unly sister and her hus-
band M. and Ms. Small, o (
Texas.
Mrs Eastburn has been on the
sick list.
Some Of our young people attend
ed literary at Metz Friday night
and some Of them went 70 the
show al Rich Hin
AR. William Hall was in our
sighborhOOd Monday repairing
puOnes.
There vas d box supper at the
Dell schoolhouse Wednesday
night.
Monday was Mrs. Emma Fai
.or ) birthday aud a number oil
her friends surprised her b y
taking their well died baskets
and spending the day with her.
Those present report a tine time.
We are glad to know Mr.. Alex
ander is able 10 be around again
There will be Valentine ,.Ox
a. Keith Friday night. Excuse
me "Sunshine" i'll set over the
line little-you may do us the
same.
Mrs + l. Hyddrn and Two
little boys spent a lew days last
week at j + H4ndiey in Rich
Hill.
News is scare this week but
when We have told ali We know
and then sUms, 1t j. ume 40 quit
X. X. Y.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-02-10
Lk. ELL 49,

J X Martin q shis city vas
a passenger O. the lraia uhcs
Wa ro50ed lass Saturday night
between P.itsbsrg and Csrue8
kana ne vas relieysd ~ sIs "a
cash and his vsteh. The rob
oers base not been caazhG The
q ow1g is sn acc01ut q the
ROBBERY as Is appeared in tbs
haIsas CfT Ssr
is was Missa1ri Pzc5fe No. 40
E1,-a r1ns frou CsserrI.e.
Kansas 20 Ne da 30. whch
was r11aeL Tie train Iszres
Pit-so1rz a. III o'csoeg Three
Den 5lard=d e a. e rsEad g-t
and Eiia masks oFsr theis facss
pped ia ss the door n a.
elLair car ALI carried resnlrerx
al ofgos Pot g. gaarhsrss.
quick Uzs The coz.
ETeu passenger in ire ear
opeJe sd qslcklg Tie a. u
ihe tlree robbers then sesa. "a
tae iruui % the car with z rsso.s-
er ln each hand. the Eeapon BE-
Ing pointed in the dlreaa a.
ine passengers Tne oshey rots-
oers prod1eed a snail canrpx
Dag and started dowa ule sss.e
roooing the passengers as they
went
Tue victims we're 10. trusted
% eD1trloute their belongings.
kacn was searched Everything
Of ralu=, tue robbers oouId fnd
vent into sae bag. Watches.
1eTalry, aud money we're dump
ed 10 indlscrminziely-
When The last passenger in the
chair car vas robbed the robbers
said good-by, Jumped OF the car
and walked away. They made
no eHori 20 enter the smoking
ear or the express car.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-02-10
KEITH NOTES.

Mr.. Robert Wilson Is reported
much BET er the past few days.
he has b. m quite poorly The last
few mon IS.
Mr.. aud Mrs Bud Kizer have
Ia little daughter al their home
EH ch Wlil 10 doubt stay wish
taCm abeUt l6 years. The Atue
Nj, and Mamma are dong due.
C pper Of the Review, sas ~
"Gaoe in the lead" and they tx
pect 10 keep him there. don't see
how they can help it-for w e
All know if GaOe had oeen as
successful a politician as a news
paper correspondent b g would
have been governor Of Bio (ifa
Republican hadn't beat him }
A tine baby BOY arrived Sat
urday night 70 dwell at the home
.of Mr.. an d Mrs. Chas Lane
Mr Lane viii have more help t0
run the biz farm h e recentl,
purchased from Judge Arm
strong,
the secretary Of our sunday
School b a taken Mrs. Huddle
sons suggestions aud changed
10 Bible School in place o +
Sunday School. as there is Sun
day base ball, Sunday excursions
la u d something 10 eat rs ed
Sunday. Bible School sounds
good 10 us, but will b. laying
Sunday School
Miss Tena DeNayere Of Reav-
iay neighborhond and Mr. james
Jeuning, of Foster d rove to
iutier Wrdnesdas and we're
uarri d, We arena acquainted
with th groom but can s0ear
t0r he bride. she Ws,~ nu of our
uHguourS when Wa lived oa ghe
.rm re1a is an Industrious,
-sa .i.i auU one o. 0y depended
.a.ana Mr. Jennings has O.
rugap. AeIpmate. We wish
I1.m j'Wus happy life.
Iw N"uug people aye hooking
forward 20 ST. Valentines day.
a valentine drawing and enter
tunmeut al Keith. valentine
party at Eeavley. They are eX
pecung a nue. time a. both pisces
SUNSHINE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-02-10

prize. Messrs HaEley, Humble
and Cate acted a. judges. Az
departed a. Iste hour wishing
them much joy n their "
home and expressed a deIghtfui
time They expect 70 leave Tor
their Okla ranch so,on.
Miss Grace Wilson departed
for lola Kans. where she went
70 visit relatives
We had an interesting L-asae
msriiu with Mis- Cora Wrca
a- leader. SUBJECT Sunday night
Hpr 20 Pray Leader Glen
9 rlee, everyone invited re- AZ
t-Dl fn-~e meeting.
VIOLET
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-02-10

Chas. Clark, OF Buu,r spent
Saturday an d Sundss tbi,
vi'y with h.s Uncle, Allen Wright
Naeu yoa arc sqaaung up t.e
}oare accounts doDt forget tEe
TmBUNE IL may be on.y a
dollar but il will help,
Mrs W l. Whitney departed
Sunday morning for Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, where she will visit
with relatives.
Piles Of Red Star Shorts. 1t
is the best you ever saw for the
money. Red Star Brand Bran
equally as good. Kirk Gro. Co.
Mrs. Hardaway and son Tcd
departed Monday tor Kansas
City 10 make their future home.
We wish them well in their new
location.
A big lot OF high grade granite
ware just came in Every pioee
warranted and The price is low,
low did sol intend Ia rUy
this bat l doilntend TO sell it
The price will prove is lfyoa
uccd any ia the next year bur is
n0w. Klrk's, s. 6th ST. 6ra
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-02-10
HORTON ANn ALLOWS

AR Nsr.b.l NJ.
Iows vb,. a,.. ,,..r.. lo',.;,.'.,,.-
m. inch % t,- 60 o..
SUNDAY syn.,.,i,,,,,,,, -,
tav i,vs
'''' '' ',.'''"
1' : ave 70
C'H~i~' Gr's', "t Kansas City
c'm' IA ~undss n.eHt. H. and
o'h R''d "Hl lacm g'th-r tHis
year
Miss Edo, V,Ar.s.f. rs-,
o. Nevata lue,day 10 visit rel
atiNrs'
We called an .ba TgiR,yR ,aira
Sunrda, and tr., ,b. ,5,,,r
wearing his uslli nraad smile.
Mes Wsk,b 4 ofT..koview
NJ ,. ana 8n. Wine Groves NJ
Idaho. who wer called bsre a.
"l'' "a 'ne luneraI tfthoir mother
two weeks age. departed fer their
homes lost FRIDAY
Thr l.e.gup ViIi Give 81 ,a,,a
cent Nnc.aI In tl. church ana ,b.
18th A ~mlH ,rorrao w.ll bs
rendered Tor Tots and relresb
Inents served for the same priee.
The proceeds will be usad for
League purposes. Everybody in.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-02-10
Ont HUNDRED Nd
StVth. LIVE MILLION.

L. F~'iav he Mi>>nuri Pari.
q. - r' crmpady. D. a.. ~
h 'tan Rec de | "
E. cord. Tie ,arg,,
''vurd-d ~ B,1 es
| S'~ enpi' d a drSt
8' Z utdi,4 moe, sag-. We
t75,0o.t %, da'au S-pr, m
a "a 1879, cith m. Guaranty
Co,'tBpy uJ n "a York
q lun'n + Etward, A.
-- rn. Instrument made
stu '.t ui III p,Vs, at ap.
x.ma 10000 words, viii
n 80 sp"a ~ record pages
q p' e'rd,ng lee wa $500
u. &as the lar est fee ever
C clpd bV = Recorder OF this
cnunty Tor a single instrument.
n hv money raised BY this
fi3age san b e used in iu
% ywg ia q whole Mo Pacific
$ r.m, active work on witch
atv begun Bates
4 nmrs
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-02-10
Elder Nm. Cate.

Elder W. ". Cate died az bis
home ia this city Thursday Feb.
9, 1910.
Deceased was born ID Wake-
fe-d y H april q. Is5i and was
converted 10 the Christian faith
a. the ageot1i years. he lived
g christian LIE and was for many
years minister ofthe gospel.
lie 7as married 10 Miss sarah
&. Green in July 1874 and eiRh,
children w ere born 10 their
union The wife died July ;
ig2s and Of the children out .wo
sarvi7e They are Arthar c
Cate and Mrs. Rosa Belle Fox of
this city There are anesn
grandchildren and five great
grandchildren.
The funeral was held on Sun.
daF afternoon az go e'elock and
Nas largely attended. Tie fun
era' sermon was preached by
else Rev H. D Fillmore Of The
Advent Christian CAureh and in.
tesment vas made in Green
Lawn Cemetery.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-02-10
Notes from The iilgh SChOsI

A'hsnian Literary Society
Het ia The hth Schoui
aiding Friday night. Besides
a,s'd program being rendered
'lc Annual question is 10 be
considered An members who
~ Interested should make an
,tiur' to attend this meeting.
Tho Junior class held = meet
= Tuesday evening.
Chapel exercises were held
Sl,s morning. Rev. w. NJ. How
ti delivered An address on THE
Lits and Character Of Abraham
ncoln, alter which = number Of
urWs OF LlueOlu's life were told
riesr exercises are becoming
more popular with thu students.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-02-10

just got in a car og Red Star
Flour. IL is surely geing cut.
The people ike IL Kirk Gro Co.
rg3 a sack you viii nos De dis
appointed. IL no good, return
and gyt your nouey. Soutb
6,h ST Cru
William c. Waters, who has
oeea visiting friends and relativ-
es 10 Bates county for the past
two months, departed for olds
Alberta, Canada, Lasre he re-.
sides. He is q brother Of Mrs.
"A. L Fry and spent Tuesday
and Wednesday visiting her.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-02-10
OPERA
DRUG
STORE

Surgical Operations Hrv unuecrs
aAry Ia many ras"s Wninrn natur.
ally dresd ihsm a-.i q he slad 10
out them fh' b.tra,l N,sitHl La.
u'itnte hayr pulli.hsd n baus 'nr
women that tslle how you may be
cured az home without an operation
Every woman should scnd g. "a
copy. Ia tells everything You hi
ta know about your disease
scrIptlons arc given Ia ful, an ~
you need 20 do IL 20 copy thr ed
let your druggist ON lhem ,oe
book i. irc,. Their addrss Is.
Detroit Medical lns .itrts
Huchaunn 80 frN N U.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-02-10
Ll. WsFrsu Dead.

Word reached here the latter
part ot last week Of shs death OF
J. j. Warren At his hone in
@inrd Kans. last Thursday FEB.
Turarv 4sh
Deceased formerly lived here
and IS survived by a daughter
andtwo sons who are well known
IN thss siciuity and who have ths
sympathy Of "a host ot friends in
their bereavement.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-02-10
VICTORY

It's here, It's here, Root Juice
is here.
Il Is the wonder OF the age
Cures nerve and stomach all
ments
And rheumatic in every stage
1t gives new life
The weak and hopeless rise
from bed
The scientist has won at last
Roo, Juice almost revives the
dead.
Such elamor for a medicine
The East has never hnown
before
And now rs here, Root Juice
is here
IT'S at the
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-02-10
Want Dr. A. Ross sia.


=. The University ofstfis.orrf 4. r,-.
facing ita rft,sf -,r Tss fr
gersff OF vf g. af
90 tak. from asrsrsf. ef o
of oar ssltsuirt g- r.. pef
who has ssfnHr a.f 81 f-ur
auIded thr tr~
period ui 0sf .r-l---rr ff-.
admintstrarsa a r rt.r
ls- fr-a
ocralie oaa
Dr $3.50 aa. .rs tsrt
ffs ia Isl- -. D-aam 1i of
E1u I.tL. UrH
If . rua
stfal He
csma .u g-e 1
arl -eau1is al srata as .4-
a NiIr AulaI- lftha -Iaestlsea
u.eI- oF thr hfza and
-s1.lihry ur. Hm
b.eafa- l-rl 90. uH m s-
enaoH iat. 1ps a rr5r
uat.i a1a oa- l.lnI 8ia- Dr-t
hl-a --a1a ta1 I. a- a4
u-lfo Jiua Iu Ida LuiFrr-ilt- Dur
iu- ue -aDe p-ua1 tl- ualaer di
hr-t-el,ee hisl ~lol- lH lae state
has Herea--l ea- halgr-1 rar uanr
Iai- irt i- du- % "a c8a-i1erah-e
ptrt 10 tb- ela..touI poIlla-
Ha Dr. H.4 iuaus8rate3
10 Iu-ileGl lI.l l.4s-s tha Ull-
ves-II j laW. ir i8eaa- the breaking
up ulil- a.ll.ty all rae rstarIiag li
the growth 0f our lIi-.Il.-.t Iu-tiratIau
oi learning Tor ylar- rai. ua1.
that tue Increasing u-.fula.7s- 8f tI..
-clsui O.. L4ur4uou iu furuI-liuz
trained teselers for th= schools ai
Missouri Ulu receive -a --rIou- s4t-
back. The school system of the
state I- vitaus concerned iti ti.e r--
teltion oi PRESIDENT Han
His decision viii probably depend
upon whether th- people % the state
desire to furnish the opporrualty FOR
the making % "a great university.
Wiuu.sata. isfar Inf .rior IL our state
Ia population ana res1urses. Vet its
university r.c.lv-..irom b permanent
fxad tax larger maIns-uaaoc fund
imam the untyersity of Missouri rs-
ceiYrs for aIi purposes. In addition.
the legislature granted Is s -at It's
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-02-10

Nap.Sc the tauQg, does yoar
cleaning, pressing, AMI repair-
ink Over Beas.ey s.
The coming back of three men
Is being watched c.ase,y Raose-
welt, J,dries ANA Joh1uia king
az lcSst ozg of the three eau in
tercst any American Wafssw
Times.
Miss Trixie Pierce ~ Butler
spent last Saturday ana Sunday
with friends in ,ais ciiy
Dout forget tbc date of $.
Loweusyeiu thc horse ana mule
6ayer IL is FRIDAY Fea n,
Isaac Van Formerly 90 ,his city
died a, hls home in Ft. ScnA last
Thursday Deceased was a
brother ot Il. VAL, pt this clls.
Mr. and Mrs, Bari McNanus
81 Nevada were Sunday visitors
in this cig.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-02-10

Bnl spiral hniie stalk eatter
4 oa siil M, have ths eject
20 e' 'he stump the Bumps
ntU ou est yonr corn stslss
See Albert Wick for this stalk
tet
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21
PREYs ON
MINO; KILLS SELF
John Chylla, Who Got Into Fight
With Neighbor, Swallows Poison
In Home.

Because his police court troubles
weighed SO heavily on his mind. John
Chylla, 81 years old, who was In JUS
tice Jeifries court, Tuesday morning.
for disturbing the peace, went home
In the afternoon and swallowed three
ounces OF liniment. He died In his
home at No. 1916 Campbellave. early
Wednesday morning
Chylla got into q row with Theo-
dore Sozoloff. No. 1913 Campbell-ave.,
Monday evening. Theodore called his
next door neighbor an anarchist and,
according to Theodore's statement In
police court, Chylla made a disparag-
Ing remark about Theodore's wife.
Blows followed words and In the
encounter Chylla was badly beaten.
He appeared IN court Tuesday. his
whiskers clotted with blood and the
front OF his shirt and coat stained
with 1t.
Their stories created considerable
amusement In police court and the
Judge finally adjourned the hearing
until Sept. %. Chylla arrived home
In the afternoon and went directly To
the pantry and swallowed the lini-
ment.
physician was called, but was
unable to bring him to consciousness.
About l o'clock Wednesday morning
II was decided to send him to the hos
pital. The auto patrol was summoned,
but when II arrived the man was dead.
The coroners' office was notified.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21
LOOK OUT FOR THIS GRAFT.
Woman Who Pleads She's Lost Pocket
book 10 Found.


Beware of benevolent old lady
from Royal Oak. who has lost her
pocketbook.
She's floating around town and her
story will bring any mans hand down
into his loose change. She Is quite
withered and slightly bent and she
dresses the part of an old farmer wo'
man to perfection.
Last Sunday she approached ]. r.
Shannon. manager OF the publishing
department for Grinnell Bros.
I'm In such a Ak" she said. II
came down from my home In Royal
Oak to go to church and I've lost my
pooketbook. Now | can't get home
unless ] get carfare from some place.
I'd be SO thankful II you'd help me
out"
Mr.. Shannon was willing contrib
utor. After she left, he went into a
cigar store. He happened to look out
OF the window and he saw the dear
old lady stopping another man. He
saw the mans hand go down in his
pocket and produce a shining quarter.
Did you give that old lady carfare
to Royal Oak?" asked Mr.. Shannon of
the stranger.
yes" said the second benefactor.
80 did l." answered the musician,
sadly.
Then they both tried to figure out
what a handsome revenue dear old
ladies with the right kind Of makeup
could realize on the right kind of a
story.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21
THIEF REPEATS ON GOLDBERG.
Showcase at Clothing Store Robbed
Twice In "a Hours.

School Inspector Hiram c. Goldberg
is sore" on the police department
and not without cause. for twice In
less than "a hours he has been the vic
tim of robbers. Early Tuesday morn.
ing the show windows in the entrance
to his clothing establishment, on the
second floor of the Peter Smith build
ing. Gratiot-ave. and Farmer-st., were
broken and several fall overcoats
stolen. Tuesday night the thief re-
peated the stunt and made another
good haul, and the police have no clue
10 his identity
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21
DANCE ENDS IN FIGHT.
Three Men Carried Away In Ambu
lance From Saloon Function.

lance From Saloon Function.
A spirited row in the saloon at No.
80 Pulaskist., Tuesday night, brought
a Polish dance to a most successful
climax. For the space Of 10 minutes
the air was filed with particles Of
flying glass, and as a result, three
men we're taken to the Solvay general
hospital.
One of these, Vincent Sonbroski,
No. 2461 West Jefferson-ave.. was
quite seriously injured. Andrew Hab-
dus and John Caldus are also cut and
bruised. There were no arrests.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21
Both the unincorporsted aud the In
corporated Detroit society for the

study and Prevention Of Tubercuio-
sis held meetings In the Hotel Pont-
chartrain at he same hour, Tuesday
afternoon, and for the same purpose
to receive reports on the progress
being made in the construction Of
the Detroit Tubercplosis Sanatorium
The meetings were wholly separate
from each other, however. Frank H.
Leland, president OF the Sanatorium
presiding at the gathering of the un,
Incorporated society. and Mrs. w A.
McGraw holding down the chair at
the meeting Of the rival organiza-
ton. Mr.. Leland reported that the
main, building OF the Sanatorium will
be completed within so days The
assets OF the unincorporated society,
he said, were about $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21
George II. Harbour has sent q commu-
nlcatIon TO Park Com fastener HurI-

ntcation to Park commissioner HurI-
but, protesting against his proposed
order prohibiting the use OF chains
on automobile wheels. Mr.. Barbour
says that the chains are necessary
to prevent machines skidding, and
may save the lives OF the occupants
of the machines. which Mr.. Barbour
regards as more valuable than the
roadways. THE chains are used
when the boulevards are In the soft
est condition, and they certainly do
immense damage" said Secretary
department. "If the people want to
pay $300.000 for resurfacing the bou-
levard, know the commissioner will
not object"
The Detroit times., 1910-09-21
Children Crv
FOR FlETcHER'S
Q ASTO RIA
ROBBED BY WOMEN.

Pair Of State Fair Visitors Report
Losses to Police.
State fair visitors who are not wise
to city ways are being victimized by
women. Thomas G. Brown, No. 4O2
Ann-st., Bay City, Mich, complained
to the police that about 1 o'clock Wed.
nesday morning, Negress relieved
him of $40. He met her on Mechanic
ST. C. A. Williams, OF Ortonville
Mich, was a guest at the Waverly
hotel Tuesday night. He complains
that woman stole his gold watch
and his meerchaum pipe.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-05
AMERICAS GREATEST
POLO GAMES
The Cracks of England and
United States Met at
ado, California,
March %.
VALUABLE PRIZE s

With some Of the crack polo players
Of England and America competing, tho
greatest polo and pony racing tourna'
mont ever held In America, WAS opened
at Coronado, California, on March 23,
Among he players were Waterbury,
Hazard and Cowden, who, with Harry
Payne whitney, composed the team
which won the international polo cham
pionsbip in England last year, capturing
the series without the loss Of q single
game.
In addition 10 these cracks the entry
list includes such famous polo teams A.
the Burlingame, Santa barbara, Los
Angeles, Riverside, and the crack ag'
sregation Of British army polo experts,
captained by Gill, These teams will
compete for the all.American cham
pionship trophy as ~sll as the coveted
trophy which symbolixes the holding OF
tho state championship. The Califor'
mia state championship cup, which was
offered for competition by John d.
spreckles, Is one Of tho finest trophies
competed for in the polo world, and the
interest In tho play for IL, Is but little
less than that for the broader title.
The all.Amsriean championship pole
trophy was won last year BY Burlins
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-05
lulge IN this dangerous sport.

dulge In this dangerous sport.
The village Of Guptipars, IN the VA.
dia district, is reported TO be infested
with tigers, aud the villagers are fore.
ed TO remain IN doors after dusk.
From Ceylon comes story about Il
chee,ah, which is scarcely credible. The
eheetah had carried away child, aud
the mother found IL safe in the chee.
tabs den. She took her child home,
but apparently the beast had become
attached to the little one, and haunted
the house AZ night. II is said that the
cheetah "roused the whole neighbor.
hood = by his attempts 10 enter the
house where his little pSotege lived.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-05
Government Insurance

According 20 Sam +. Woolard, of
Wichita, who is the Grand High Royal
~tudhug On insurance west Of the Mis-.
-ouri, the total Dire losses Of the United
states In 1909 was s2t5,l20,7Og. or
THIS G.6gj, ,442 was on frame build.
Iugs aud the rest on brick and other
things. This is lot of money, and Il
reminds us that the Insurance rates In
he Pocos valley are each year climb.
lug u way that is not pleasant. OF
course It may be different when we get
statehood, but Just az present there
does not seem TO be much of an open.
U. for early relief II Is this condi.
uou tuut is accenting the popular inter.
c-t u the government insurance, which
has come 10 be one Of the nrime ideas
VI the time. Mr.. Fred Henderson Of
iucumcari, in a recent number OF Amer.
lra discusses this idea at some length
aud certainly makes q case In favor Of
tine people doing their own insurance,
so strong that IL sets the average man
Who buys insurance TO doing some
straight thinking. After the first recoil
from the socialistic base Of the proposi.
tion 1t keeps on climbing. Why should not
The government make the profit from
insuraucei Why not government insur.
auce be extremely attractive TO the
average property owners, and could
not the government, handling such
great amount Of it make the rates so
low that it would not be like a mort.
gage to carry proper insurancel These
questions that will not down, no mat.
ter how firmly Ne are welded 20 the
existing order of things.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-04-05
LOTS FOE GALE

The Capitol Freehold Land & Invest
ment Co, LtH, have placed on sale lots
in the townsite Of Findlay, Texas, on
the TeEas.New Mexico boundary and
on the new line Of the Rock Island
railway, and will do all tina, good bust
ness and modern building methods
dictate. An artesiAn we'll ID TO bc sunk
there soon; the railway company Is put
ting In a eommodious depot aud section
housei.a light and water plant Is under
considerations aud altogether its needs
are being looked TO.
Write Colonel A. s. Reaves, Endee
New Mexico for terms and prices.
3.l2'+t.