davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01
Salt River Valley News
t+sis+s-ts+s-ta44.4+4+f4ii.,e; ii.,;
RURAL ROUTE NO. |.
WILSON.


 Wilson. Dec. 31.-Mrs. L. S Norton and daughter Miss Helen. from Sedalia. Mo, are here to spend the winter with Captain and Mrs. Norton. The Misses Laurel and Linda Burch spent Wednesday with Miss Elizabeth Agner. sj5 Mir. and Mrs. Williams entertained at a Christmas dinner Mir. and Mrs Green and children. Mir. and Mrs. Pres ton williams and baby Helen. and MT Hill and son Willie.
 Mrs. I. F. Johnson has been quite i'll this week r, = |.
 MT. Hays and George Burch spent a few days in the mountains this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Julius Agner who came here from Los Angeles last week to spend Christmas with his mother, Mrs. Eva Agner. left for home Tuesday. Mrs. Calvin Williams and little son left for their home in Globe Monday.
 Mrs. R A. Higgins spent Friday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Hayois. Mrs. Agner and daughters. Annie and Louise Agner. took New Years dinner ! with MT. and Mrs. Hegelund. James King spent few days around Christmas with home folks but was obliged to return to Arlington on Sum | day to resume lis duties in the school room as he had no Christmas vacation. Mir. and Mrs. Wilcox. Miss Firman and Miss Lawrence spent Christmas day in the vicinity of the Camers Back. This was an unusual experience for these people lately from the east. Mrs. Towar and Mrs. Edson were visiting in town Tuesday afternoon. Dr. Hill and wife of Glendale had Christmas dinner with MT. and Mrs. Barry
 About twenty-one of the school chill dren. chaperoned by Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Barry. spent Wednesday at the Camers Back mountain. For daring mountain climber Ruth Knapp should receive the prize. Some of the children born where it SHOWS imagined they could slide down from the top of the mountain. They tried it greatly to the detriment of some of their garments. Mrs. Connelly's Christmas visitors were. Mir and Mrs. James Black. Mir land Mrs Merit Connolly and Bert Goodrich.
 Mir and Mrs. James Dowell. Mir. and Mrs. F. H. Simmons and Linton. have been visitors at the Barry home this week
 Mrs. Wines and Irving Hill of Phoe- nix were visiting with Mir. and Mrs. Thompson Sunday.
 Mrs. Sayre was calling at Mrs. Knapp's' on Wednesday.
 Miss Emma Curtis. Miss Lillie Malay and Morris Curtis attended a party at Miss Gertrude Bivins' on Tuesday even ing.
 Grandma Cage had the misfortune to break her arm last week. The accident happened by her falling over some machinery in the yard
 Mrs. Richard Osmundson entertained at Christmas. The members of the family were present. also her father. MT. Pritchett.
 their Christmas dinner with MT. and Mrs. w. L. Chambers. in the Creighton district ''.
 We are very much afraid the ladies are losing interest in the Home Life Circle This should not be. Surely any of us can spare two afternoons a month to meet in a social way. The .,next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. Curtis and it is hoped the interest will be revived. This will be our last opportunity. too. to meet with Mrs. Curtis before she leaves for Missouri.
 The railroad gang has now reached the Wright crossing in their graveiing of the track.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01
TAKING NO CHANGES.

Yes" admitted the old bachelor there was a woman I once thought a great deal of. but I was afraid to ask her hand in marriage"
 Afraid she'd say 'No'?" queried. the young widow.
 "On the contrary" answered the O. b. T was afraid she'd say Yes Chi cago News.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01

ts: s@ -,+ ~.as7 es .-.-,.- s.s.-.-r 7-s 4,s q
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01
Avoid Taking -~~~~~Cold~

If people would only use or dinary precautions. the toll, of disease and death directly trace able to neglected colds would not be. nearly so heavy. Learn to breathe properly-don't expose the person needlessly to sudden changes of temperature. damp ness and draughts. Get busy with the first sneeze ana check a cold before it reaches the lungs. A, simple remedy. and one that is highly recommended, is made by mixing two ounces of Glycerine. a half ounce of Virgin oil of Pine compound pure and eight ounces of pure Whisky. You can buy these in any good drug store and easily mix them in a large bot tie. It is claimed by the Leach Chemical Co. of Cincinnati. who prepare the genuine Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure. that tea spoonful of this mixture four times a day, will break up a cold in twenty four hours. and cure any cough that is curable.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01
WHEN RUssERs BECOME NEG
 ESSARX

and your shoes pinch. shake into your shoes Aliens Foot-Ease. the antiseptic powder for the feet It cures painful. swollen. smarting, sweating feet. and takes the sting out of corns and bun ions. Just the thing for patent leather shoes, dancing parties and for Break ing in New Shoes. Many people cannot wear heavy stockings comfortably without shaking Aliens Foot Ease into the shoes. Sold everywhere. 25c. Sam pie FREE. Address. Allen S. Olmsted. LeRoy. N. Y, Don't accept any sub stitute.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01

Calendars at Hinckley's Postoffice Store reduced to 15c 200 and 25c. Harrison Fisher calendars. 25c: hand-painted, gilt-framed calendars at 75c and $1.25. They are all worth more. Ask to see them. We close at 1 o'clock New Years day. and Sunday. "A Happy New Year,
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01
RURAL ROUTE NO. {.
MURPHY.

Murphy. Dec 1-Mr and Mrs. K S. Townsend entertained about forty of their friends Christmas day
 Mir. and Mrs. William Kohl gave Christmas dinner last Saturday. Those present were Mir and Mrs. L. Kohl and family. MT. and Mrs. Ben Kohl and Mir. Dowel and family.
 The entertainment at Murphy school house was well attended and all re- ported fine time. The following pro- gram was rendered after (Which old Santa Claus appeared on the scene: Joy to the World School Prayer Supt. List There Were Shepherds. Chorus A Home-Made Christmas. ..........
 ........ Dialogue by Small Children A Christmas Carol. =. Harold Bustrin Praise Ye the Lord. Chorus Recitation ......-... .,>Haeclds It9fke A Christmas Adventure @s .s.s ,. .ss,.,s
 ......... Dial5hyue by. S1uaH fldTep. Solo. Miss Myrtle BradshaW Santa Claus. :;av, ..;;. -,.,.r.s, ?,
 Mir. and Mrs, .Taylor4 gave s.Watcf party at their home onsyNs.Ss::YsAar:s ear
 MT. and it Mrs: S j, Iif M Hail G , ,entesftainsd s s a- number of friends Christmas day.
 Miss Myrtle Bradshaw received fine riding pony from old Santa Claus on Christmas Day
 Frank Davis of Phoenix spent Thursday and Friday with H. A. Bus trin and family.
 MT. and Mrs. Burke Miller attended the entertainment here Friday even ing.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01
THUNoERSTRUcK.

While on his travels he was thunder struck at receiving from his wife a telegram which ran as follows:
 Twins this morning. More later" -IipDincOtt's
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01
EXPLAIN ED.

50 they are still engaged; I thought she threw him over.''
 Well. you know how woman throws. s."-Illustrated Bits.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01
NOW NOTICE

Where you make Money.
 Look for the green Tickets and make from $2.OO to $25.OO on each Article you buy
 In the lines advertised and what We advertise We do, as you know. Sale lasts 10 days only.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01

We are open all day today. McKees Cash Store
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13

Bob Prinsing done right Times
1873. or City sass.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13

active part In the affairs OF your coun-
try you are not going to be any man
constituents"
No theater I'm Detroit ever offered
a more pleasing bill than the programs
put on Friday and Saturday evenings
under the direction OF DR.. Russell G.
Pearce. and no company OF entertain
ers ever played TO more appreciative
audience than was gathered In the
cabin on these occasions. The con-
trfbutors represented the very choicest
OF Detroit's talent and they were. for
the most part. members OF the Board
OF Commerce. Too much cannot D,
said In praise OF the Orpheus club
Prof. Yunck's band and orchestra, and
Prof Yunck personally
The persistent activities Of that H.
lustrious body known as the Horse
thieves" helped to while away many
an hour. Chief Ranger David A
Brown was about the busiest mau
aboard. outside of luman w. Goode
nough,- chairman OF the seventh ami
versary committee: Secretary Sawyer
DR.. Pearce and few others. A total
| OF l7S candidates were initiated into
the hypothetical vagaries OF the orde :
The dues ranged from 10 cents up 20
80 cents. according TO the whims. or
rather the "wtinnies." OF the mem
bers. But there was method In all
this madness after ALL for OF the sum
realized from the limitations s97. "a
will be divided equally between the
anti-tuberculosis society and the So
ciety for the Prevention OF Cruelty
10 Children.
l. Hudson. chairman OF the In.
dustrial exposition. took occasion To
boom the coming show and stirred up
genuine interest In the enterprise.
Because OF fog. the Cleveland was
obliged to lay In Georgian Bay. near
the entrance to the narrows. all Sat
urday night This necessitated cut.
ting out the Harbor Beach stop and
delayed the hour OF arrival Excellent
time was made. however. and the
msrner In which the ship was handled
evoked many complimentary remarks
Altogether II was a cruise long Il
be remembered and Its success re.
fleets great credit upon Chairman
Gocdeuough, of the anniversary com.
mittee. and al the officials OF the
board from President Larned down.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13
RIDES THROUGH GATE.
River Driver Of Bangor, Me-, Makes
perilous Trip In New York.

NEW YORK. June 13.-Edward A.
Chase, q river driver OF Bangor, Me-,
perched on a log rode through the
turbulent waters Of Hell Gate. In the
East river yesterday, as he had prom.
ised to do last week. Life-ssvers fol.
lowed him, but he needed no assist.
ance.
AT one point Chase was forced to
jump from the log on to a dredge,
just as the log plunged under Il. He
sprang on the log again when II re-
appeared and finished the journey
without mishap, although the pole he
carried was broken.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13
WOMAN IS MANGLED BY
SWITCH ENGINE IN FLINT
Fifty Mortified Persons Shout Warn
inc to Her. But She Becomes
Confussd-May DIE.

Confussd-May DIE.
FLINT. Mich. June 13.-While so
people, whose warning shouts caused
her TO look the wrong way for the
danger looked on q woman about FL
years old, as yet unidentified, was
run down by a switch engine at Sag
NAV crossing Of the Grand Trunk
railway. this morning. and so badly
hurt that physicians say she cannot
live. Her skull II fractured and her
left hip and chest crushed She is In
Hurley hospital.
The woman. who was evidently on
her way to work, started across ahead
OF the cars the engine was pushing.
without seeing them The hagman
and crowd OF people saw her dan
ger. but she looked TO the east when
they shouted, instead OF to the west.
The woman has dark hair, was
dressed in a light waist and dark skirt
and wore an old-fashioned gold watch
on a neck chain. None OF the 500 peo-
pie who gathered within a few min
utes after the accident, knew her. II
Is believed that her identity will not
be learned until her relatives begin
inquiry on her failure To return home.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13

And now II is said that Wade Ellis,
erstwhile trust buster and Republican
Moses. will not stay In Ohio and lead
the party in that state to victory-or
defeat. Maybe II Is because IL looks
30 much like the latter that Wade
Hampton is figuring on landing job
on the commerce court which will be
established when the railroad bill be.
comes law.
There are reports emanating from
Ohio TO the effect that Ellis Is not
the grand little organizer and harmon
izer Taft thought him to be when the
president rushed him to his own state
to prop up the administration there.
Many Republicans think that A. l..
Garford. an Elyria politician, will man
age the fall campaign: that is, II will
be managed through him by Washing
ton.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13
rs TOSSED TO DEATH
Aged Man 10 Struck BY Excursion
Train Near Saginaw.

SAGINAW. Mich. June 13.-(Spe-
ciaD wyeth. 81 years old. OF
Rlverdale. where he conducted a gen
eral store. was instantly killed while
walking along the tracks Sunday. He
was deaf and an excursion from Sag
NAV to Grand Rapids hit him.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13
Children Cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
CA . q RIA
OFFICIAL ELKs' SONG.
"Hsnp Your Hat In Detroit" VIII Be
Played by All the Bands In A.
tendance at Coming Reunion.


The popularity of the oficial Elks'
song, Hang Your Hat In Detroit" is
growing by leaps and bounds. This
song has been approved by the Grand
Lodge 1910 Reunion Executive Com.
fnittee and is therefore the only OF.
fetal song published bearing Elks' in.
dorsement. II has been orchestrated
and arranged for quartet as well az
folo work, and is now being played by
bands and orchestras and sung
throughout the country. During The
Memorial day parade It was heard In
this city for the first time, being
played by the marching bands, and has
made q tremendous hit. Hang Your
Hat In Detroit" II 10 said, has a sale
~ over 10 to to that Of any other
pong now on the market.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-10
STORE OF TAFOYA &
LAWSON BURGLAR
ICED TUESDAY NIGHT
Entrance Effected Through
The Back Door And $3.50
Worth of Goods Stolen.

Tuesday night m early "Wednesday
morning the store of Tafoya 4 Lawson
was burplarized aud something over
$3.50 worth of merchandise was stolen.
Among the stuff missed is the following
list: par EE boots; pair of -. shoes
blue serge sweater No. 30 aud three
sweater coats; yellow leather suit ease I;
and other clothing and articles amount
ing to $3.50 or more. The entrance was
effected through the back door. No ar.
rests have been made up to the time we
go to press aud the officers believe the
as diligent search has been made every
where that possibility of locating the
burglars has been suggested.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-10
TUCUMCARI IS
INFESTED WITH
DANGEROUS HOBOS
Chief of Police Has Rid the
City of Over Thirty This
Week And Is Still After
Them.
NIGHT POLICE
FORCE INCREASED

This has been n busy week for chief
of police X. l.. Patterson, and some.
thing over thirty hobos have been
cleaned out of the city and put on the
road further down the line toward the
Rio Grande. Since the burglary Tues.
day night at Tafoya 4 Lawson = and the
Lobby. the chief has been going most
Of the time day and night, and with
the help of night watcbman( simpson,
and few extras. the good work has
gone Forward until hobos are as scarce
IA railroad spoilers in celestial yards in
tn" corporate limits of Tucum. II is
said of a patriotic American that what
ever he is doing or wherever he goes
there is an object in view and something
to be done, something to be- accomplish.
ed, aud IL "a suspicious character lights
here he should be- doing something or
looking for something besides using the
dead hours of darkness to prowl the
streets and break into the business
houses of our people; to take away stun
that no hobo ever earned. Clean them
out. Tucumcari is settled by lawabiding
business people and IL the weary willirs
come IN have them shake the dust aud
hike il tn q ''more warmer climate. -
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-10
MAN INJURED IN
EXCAVATION DIES
Robert Hodges Dies From
Injuries Received While
Working in the Excava-
vation of New Hotel.
REMAINS SENT TO
QUAY FOR BURIAL

Robert Hodges laborcr on the exca.
vation of the new hotel building on the
corner of Second and Main, mentioned
as fatally hurt in the last issue of the
News died at the Thomson hospital from
the results of his injuries Tuesday even.
ing and th, remains were sent to Quay.
his home, for burial Wednesday. He
leaves wife aud small family on a
homestead near Quay, who were depend
cnt upon his labor for livclyhood II
is said they are even in need of the nee.
cssaries of life at this time aud that
Hodges was in town to support them
and thereby hold his claim until patent
could be had. lie had no insurance.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-10
DEE DAVIS CON.
VICTED OF INCEST
A Human Brute Given the
Limit of the Law and Sent
Up for Fifteen Years.
VERDICT RETURN.
ED IN 80 MINUTES

In the ease of State VS.. Dee Davis.
charged with incest which had prelimi
nary hearing some weeks ago, conviction
was secured and the hombre given the
full limit of the law. He is now in the
state penitentiary where he must serve
twelve years under good behavior. He
is hfty-fve years of age and that will
certainly mean the rest of his natural
life to him. lie was proven to he guilty
of incest with both his daughters, girls
twelve and fifteen wears Of age. The
crime was of more than years standing
and was ms black as hell itself.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-10
JAKE SMITH DEAD

lake. the sixteen year old son of Mrs.
NJ, T.. Smith of this city. died at the
family residence Thursday night ut o
o'clock. Of appendicitis. The young
man had been sick for nearly two
weeks The funeral will take place
from the residence this afternoon at
q o'clock, the Rev. Joel IIedgpcth, pas.
tor of the NJ. r. Church, s.. will conduct
the service. The remains will be laid
to rest in Sunnyside cemetery. Besides
the mother there are two sisters, Maudic
and Ethel, and brother. ID. 7. Smith,
residing in the city and three brothers
out Of the state one of them. Bert, in
the medical service. Y. y. Army, at Ft.
Clark, Texas, lie is expected to arrive
here on this mornings train and the
funeral has been set for . o'clock on
that account, The News joins friends
Of the family in extending sympathy
to the relatives In their heavy bcrcave.
ment.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-10
j. A. STREET CATCHES
BURGLAR IN PRATT
Found Wearing Clothes TAX
en- From Tafoya & Law
sons Store-Some of the
Goods With Firm Name
On.
WILL BE HERE
FOR TRIAL MONDAY

Mounted Policeman j. \. street had
an answer to wire sent Tuesday .o
Pratt. Kansas. instructing officers 10
look out for n suspicious character in
possession of described clothing stolen
from the store of Tnfoya 4 Lawson
Mcuday night. lie received n reply yc..
icrday morning that man had been ar.
rested with the goods Described in his
possession and some Of the wearing ap-
parcl an his person. Ills hat, shoes.
iin, and other garments had the firm
name on them and there seems little
doubt that the right man has been ap
pretended. Street left Yesterday TO
bring the hombrc back to Tucumruri
street is making record TOR the New
Mexico Mounted Police ia this sccti
of New Mexico that We are proud Of
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-10
RECTOR LETS CON
TRACT FOR BUILDING
Horne Bros. Land It For So
500 and Work Is to Begin
Immediately Building to
be Rock Walls With Press
ed Brick Front.
TUCUMCARI GROW.
ING EVERY MONTH

Another splendid business block has
been contracted thi. week. this one be.
ing hat ct Rector Of the firm of Sher.
wood aud Rector one of the realty com.
pudc~ OF the city. The new building
is 'hr property of Mr. Rector, and is
lo h" tfty feet front, by ninety feet in
depth of rock and pressed brick, two
stories, The walls will be heavy with
suitable foundation for additional
stories il needed in the future. This
o. 20 scusinl" plan for good buildings in
TUruururi ~ mi, time as il will only
hr few Years until. like Oklahoma
4 ity. We will hc going into the air aud
pir',ug aIl the space possible for bus
tuc,. purpn>c>. Roqucmore aud Joseph,
architect. of Amarillo, Texas, ARE fur
Ni-lns The plans aud specifications aud
Horne brothers at this city are the con.
tractors, The building will cost $500
Horne l|rothcr, have been very success
tui 900 landing some of the big contracts
erection of the Norruhcrg Hotel on the
corur ut Main aud Second streets, one
of 'hc best buildings in Tucumrari.
Nr-~r,. RoTucmorc Il Joseph are new ar.
chI'r't, in lh, field but they are out
for business and are getting il ~ the
opportunities come.
IurumcWi continues to grow month
10y month aud there is no stopping Us
nov until We reach the ten thousand
marN 10 population. business conditions
ar keeping pn"c with the growth IN
hHs,uc~> houses aud they are filed as
fast u, completed, where rents are rcas.
enable. This huidiug j. east Of and al.
joining the Norruhcrp Hotel aud is one
of The most desirable locnt ions in the
city for most aud any of the mercantile
lines.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-10
LOBBY SALOON
AGAIN HELD UP
Back Door of Building Brok-
en- Open and Cash Drawer
Emptied After Closing
Tuesday Night.

Th"r" was another burglary commit.
ted IN the Lobby saloon Tuesday night
aud the cash drawer cmpticd of its
contents, Hl2.jO. The burglars went
0u through the back door of the build
ug and owing 10 the fact that nothing
was missed hnt the cash left in the
drawer, the homhrc evidently was look.
lu" only fol cash. This saloon was held
mp few weeks ago by bandit who
ru'"rod before the saloon was closed aud
u' the mulllc of revolver made the
boy. shell out the coin 10 the tune of
over II hundred dollars, and then quiet.
lN walked into the darkness and disap.
pcnrcd That experience taught the
house lesson aud consequently the last
cn-y money man found only few dol.
mr, where he could put his hasds on il.
II is "a good scheme for u business man
tu keep his money in the bank unless it
n 20 little change in the drawer as in
this last instance. This burglary was,
b. IS thought hy many, committed by the
,amr people who broke into the store of
Tutpva \ Lawson the same night Tu-
rurari must lend every assistance pos.
~lhlr Ia the police force 10 try aud rid
the city of these highwaymcn, 1t would
not hc any harm Ia the business inter.
r-ts of the city If the council would put
ON another night watchman, /, is out of
the question for any one man to keep
necessary watch over town of fvo
Thousand people or to he NJ every place
he is needed NJ the same time. The job
j. simply too much for Que officer.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-10
ROCK ISLAND OFFIC-
IALS VISIT TUCUM
Annual Excursion Over the
Line by Officers to Study
Conditions Came in Over
Memphis and Went Out
Over the Rock Island.
SOME MORE
DEPOT DOPE

Yesterday II. r.. Reed. chairman Of
commerce committee Of the Rock Island
system, President II. 4. Nudge. Vice.
presidents II. .. Mulstcr. W. :. Tinsviar.
John G.. Boston aud General passenger
agent Hal :. Rra. came ia over the
Memphis, in the president : private ear
on an excursion which j. annually made
over the lines Of the Rock Island sys-
tenn for inspection Of railway property
aud study of business conditions They
returned east over the X. I. via Dalhart
Yesterday afternoon. II j. rumored
sine" they left that they gave favorable
information concerning the building of
a new depot fos this city. but the News
did not get any official information
President Nudge is reported To have
said in conversation to n party If rail.
road men here that Tucumcari needs n
better passenger depot aud greater fa.
ciliics for handling freight while
that statement is somewhat indefinite.
vet il is better than IT he had said we
have all the facilities Of the kind we
have any use for. II is some satisfaction
Ia find ont that Mr.. Nudge has come TO
understand that better passenger de.
pot aud greater freight facilities are
needed in a growing town of over five
Thousand people.