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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-05

there than any other town in the south.
west.
ID. Rogers, the merchant from ogle,
was in the city .esterday.
Little Frances Wilson has been sick
for several days.
Dispatcher h. Wilson who went to
the hospital n few days ago, returned
Thursday, aud is somewhat improved.
Mayor street is Cling to plant -
acres of broom corn on his place west
of the city.
Yard Master Jack Lynch Is installing
a heater In his nice residence on Sec.
ond street this week.
Al Jones, who was injured in the
bridge accident when Joseph Belt was
killed, is reported as doing well, and
it il believed tina, he will recover.
Superintendent Clough spent several
days inspecting the eastern division Of
the road, this week, in company with
other officials Of the Company.
r. \. Muirhead left this morning
for New York 10 purchase his spring
stock of merchandise. lie will be gone
about three weeks.
/. T.. Jones is always In the game
when 1t com ; to making the proper
effort on the farm. lie is getting
ready to plant about 90 acres u broom
corn.
Mrs. ID. A. belmore, Jr., who was
sick for some time, and left last week
for Houston, Texas, in company with
her mother, writes that she arrived in
Houston and is doing nicely. She will
spend several months with her mother.
Tafoya Il Lawson give their undiyid
ed attention, thought, time and energy
TO clothing aud shoes. That is why
you always find the better quality, the
largest assortment aud the largest price
range a, their place. 1t
+. q. Cramer, the popular railroad
man who was injured some time ago,
has so far recovered N to be able to
take his place again, and has already
made several runs. His many friends
will be glad to know that he is well
aud at work again.
This week we had Ground Hog day,
soon ~. Valentine = day will be here,
then the birthday Of the Father OF
His Country" and our Hiberian friends
will soon he wearing the shamrock "
ia honor Of st. Patrick. II seems that
life has become one continual round of
pleasure.
The Phoenix Barber shop has leased
the whole building in which their shop
is located. The partition has been re.
moved and they now occupy the space
where the office Of Edwards Broes. were
in addition to the room they had. A
partition has been placed across the
building near the center Of the room
and the BARRIERS occupy the space in
front Of the partition, Will" the rear
is occupied by baths and a Cleaning and
Pressing establishment.
Frank Simmons, the very popular
Engineer who was injured on July 4tt
? last aud went TO Chicago for treatment
, has returned to the city, bringing q
young engineer -four weeks old with
, him. Simmons in speaking OF the SNOW
, sleet, lee and cold weather Of the
windy city, - said that he was really
, glad to get back to the LAND Of sun
, shine. His many friends here are
, glad to welcome him and his heir bacl
/, to old Tucum.
The following persons were register
oil at the GlcnrOck this week: x. T.
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Changer, Nara Visa; II. II. Cooper,
Colorado Springs; J. =. CLANCY, Topc
Ma; II. a. Snyder, Dcs Moines; n. l..
Bcldorf, Louisville; u. y. Brown, Mos
qucro, y. NJ; q, A. Broy, Texas; j..
II. Paul, Chicago; II. &. Lewis and wife,
kcokuk, Iowa; J. r. ilafford and wife,
Rector, Ark.; l.. q. Upton, Shlons
T.. NJ. Homes. New Bedford, Mass.
VIM. johnson, Endee, n. NJ; Lee
Lancaster, Rapton. Texas; II. W. Car.
sou and wife, Hudson, y. Nj John
aud Alex Mills, Rock Valley, Iowa;
H. j.. Schmidt aud Il. j. TIMBER Fort.
una, Neb.; W. Eaton, X. c., Mo-; ID.
g. Mackcnsic, Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs.
Mn. Brashers, DE Kald, Iowa; Miss
Mary hammer, city; sherman Racy,
Bell Ranch; John Roberts, Endcc.
Corncliuus Woodruff Of Jordan, IL in
town TO-DAY making application to
commute on his claim.
nubial line may pick up.
Max Tafoya who has been quite III
since Wednesday, is reported better
this morning.
Mrs. shelton, widow of the late DIR.
shelton, has gone to her fathers win.
ter home on the Texas coast where
she will spend the winter.
The old Maids convention nj San
Jon last week was a success, aud II
the old Bachelors OF that section can
organize and Cooperate" with the
old Maids, business along the con.
Mrs. James Conwell who went to
Kansas to attend the burial OF her
brother, Or. shelton, informs the News
that while there she saw only snow
aud lee, aud that she was truly glad
to yet back To New Mexico. She said
she would not give old Tucumcari for
all of Kansas.
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- " - NNSAHt y Sh@kAANhs A0AA
Invariably come from the exclusive
clothing house-Tafoya and Lawson =
is the only exclusive clothing house in
Quay County.
ID. o. Hazleton OF Oklahoma, was
in the city this week, having cons
firm Roswell In nm Auto. MIR. Hazlc.
ton is a druggist, aud was touring the
Territory.
Keen Kutter Knives and Scissors
at Chapman's ls.it.
Andrew weist, the merchant Of Cuer.
vo, was a visitor to the city this week,
and remarked while here, that Tucum.
earl will make n fine point for the
location Of q wholesale house.
some good Dog Collars just re.
ceived At Chspman's. is.lt
Engineer Bullock, employed by the
city to superin,end the construction
Of the sewer, is here from Krnsas
City, to have personal supervision Of
ONE OF the difficult pieces II cngi.
neering.
G.. &. Hanley Of n Paso har recent
~ bought out the Frisco Tailoring Com.
pany and is prepared 10 do FIRST class
cleaning, pressing and repairing.
Ladies work Of all kinds guaranteed.
Phone 237. 2.5.lt
Engineer Bob" Dickcrsou was IN
the News office yesterday aud had the
News sent to his father at Miller
Grove, Texas. lie wants his father
to get ALL Of the news of this see.
ton of the Territory.
Tafoys and Lawson sell the Queen
Quality shoes for Ladies. The new
spring styles are expected in by Feb.
ruary 18th. 5-a-ls
Thomas Forester has leased the Crys.
tai Theater and will start his shows
Monday night. He il an experienced
man in the business and he says he be.
lieves he can entertain the people in a
way that they will appreciate II.
Stein-Bloch, Society Brand aud
K~irschbaum clothes are sold by TNfoya
4 Lawson. They are the best clothes
made. The new spring styles will he
here by February goth. /,
a Lodge OF /. o. o. r. vas ins,itut
cd NJ Cuervo, Wednesday night last
The lodge from Montoya did the work
Of installation. and conferred the de-
grees and il Is said that IL was vel
done. The new lodge starts of with
u membership Of 10.
You wouldn't go TO Il drug store :,
buy meat would youf, then don't q
to n dry goods store to buy clothinI
and shoes. Tafoys & Lawson = is IN,
only exclusive clothing store in Qua,
County. ISL
5, z. Duggins cam In last week from
Oklahoma City, where he has beer
working at his trade for the past fou
months. He says that city is booming
and growing at a rapid rate. Tucum
carl looks good to him and he is hom'
TO stay. He hears more Of our city owe
II is getting time now to think al,
plan for Easter, it comes early thi
year, March eth. Easter is the hi
clothes event Of the year, the time whel
everyone should come out with the new
toys. The clothes that are most correc
In style, material and workmanship.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITOR
In the District Court Of the United
States for the Sixth District OF New
Mexico.

States for the Sixth District OF New
Mexico.
In the Matter of Amanda T.. Taylor
Bankrupt,
No. -. In Bankruptcy.
10 the creditors Ut Amanda r.. Tay
lor, Of Iueumcari, IN the County of
quay. mud district aforesaid. u bans.
rupt.
Notice ~ hereby given that ON the
3lst day Oi January, \. ID. 1910, the
said Amanda T.. Taylor was duly ad
Indicated bankrupt; aud that the trs,
meeting OF her creditors will be- held
at my office IN Tucumcari, \. NJ. on
the 18th day of February, 1910, at IN
O'Clock IN the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint u trustee, cX'
anime the bankrupt, and transact such
other business ~ may properly come
before said meeting.
II. l.. BOON,
2.5.lt. Referee in ban kruptcy
Harry whitesidos 10 in today from
the ranch and says the faymers out Ia
that section are getting down TO bust
ness and going to make = broomeorn
market hero this fall that will surprise
tho natives.
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PERSONAL MENTION
AND SOCIAL NOTES

Cab, day or night, call telephone No.
80. is.tf.
See Chapman for anything in Paints.
oils and varnishes. is.it
Miss Crane from Exater, Mo. i,
AZ tho Adams House.
Luther Martin aud John Appcr,on
Of sar Jon were in town Friday.
II you are going TO buy a heating
stove see Chapman. ls.lt.
Mrs. X. j.. Hopper, who was quite
III last week, IN somewhat improved.
Full line Of drugs a, obar, for sale.
About $1,000. Could be shipped to
Tucumeari. W. J. Hittson.
Creed Walker, the hardware maj OF
hontoya, IL reported very sick. lie
has appendicitis.
Jameson, the popular Cashier Of the
n. y. h. !. W. here, is wrestling with
aud attack Of Grippe.
W.. y. Buchanan, president OF the
First National Bank, In expected home
IRON Washington today.
J. M. SEWERS of Kansas City, was in
town yesterday representing the drm Of
Ridenour Baker 4 BraRdon, urocers.
Mr.. A. II. Long Of Cuervo. was in
the city this week ON business. lie IL
interested In stock and Automobiling.
A. A. Kuehn, Hamilton, Texas, bro.
Their OF John Kuehn Of this city, Is
here 20 visit with hin for n few days.
Building Warehouse aud cellar on
Main street for sale at a bargain.
u. h. l.. IL. Address "B. ~ News.
The ileirnorc Lumber Company re-.
port January as the banner month
since they have becu In business la
this city.
y. ID. Downing aud wife who ra,e
been in Tucumcari for several mon,ls,
left for their nome ut Colorado spriags
this week.
y. ". Brewer some days ago bought
the Carey pool hall and Jim has re-.
turned to his Old position with the
railroad company.
Hon. Il. r.. Brown Of Mosqucro, wa,
elected TO the degrees Of Odd Fellow
ship at the meeting OF that order last
Thursday evening.
A letter received from X. l.. Pat
terson at Evanston, Wye, states thai
he had been sick for several DAYS, and
confined TO his bed.
J. W. Leve has made application,
for membership by card in the loca
|. .. o. y. Lodge. He formerly be
longed at Mesa Rodondo.
J. W. Dennis of Kansas City, wa,
in town Friday representing til,
Stcwa Implement Company.
The large trenching machine used b,
the sswer people was out of commits
sion yesterday, being stuck in the mud
north OF the Buchanan house.
Tho work On the sewer is employ
ing about eighty men. That will leav,
a good many dollars in the city by IN,
time the enterprise is completed.
There IN some bargains in new
stocks of the various building mater
ials at the Sanders Lumber Yard. Lool
up the ad Of this frm in this issue.
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NOTICE TO NUMBERS OF o. E. s.

The Grand Matron Of the Territory
will visit Bethel Chapter No. Is, o. =,
$. on Tuesday Feby. sth. All mem.
beers are requested to be present.
Mrs. j. r.. Whitmore, Secretary.
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RHODE ISLAND REDS =. e. Nine
wears u breeder 81 world, best utility
fowl, ructornl, aud eggs tor Matching
for snlc. write for free price circular.
n e AUSTIN. NugV,, New Mexico
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When we have a permanent Fair As
ISOLATION, the fair will be the business
Of q certain set Of men, who can and
will take the matter in hand in plenty
Of time, and will feel free to act for
what they consider the very best inter.
ests Of the county and city. This year
It was not decided until just a few
weeks before the fair that a fair would
be held this year. And with the very
short time in which TO arrange for ex.
hibits, prgrams, etc the fair was in.
deed a success far beyond the expecta.
tions Of any one When the Quay Coun.
ty Fair Association is organized, and
provision is made for n permanent place
for holding the fair, then, and not un.
Il then, can We expect to have such a
fair as IL is possible for this county.
When a permanent place for holding the
fair is secured, trees can be planted,
houses built and the property fenced.
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Art SCHOOL IN TUCUMCARr

Miss Ruth Williams, Instructor in
Art, whose art display received so much
attention at the Fair, ~announces in an.
other part of this paper that she will
accept 4 few more students to complete
her classes in Art.
This announcement will be welcomed
by all interested in this kind Of work.
Miss Williams work in water colors
received the first and second prizes
at the Fair, and her display Of china
painting showed artistic skill in both
designs and execution.
Miss Williams has studied art under
some Of the best teachers of the coun
try, and has recommendations from the
Portland Art School and also Kate Cam.
sron simmons, Instructor and Critic
of Oregon State Museum Of Art, and
late United States Critic Of Art to Eu.
rope. We wish Miss Williams all sue.
cess In her work here.
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Frank x Courier, OF Buffalo, a real
estate dealer, was In the city this week
prospecting. lie expressed himself as
BELIEVING that in a few years Quay coun-
~ will be in the front rank as an az.
ricultural country, but believes IL wiz
be necessary to put down a system of
wells and irrigate enough land TO fur.
nish the farmer with a good living. Then
the prospector will be shown a prsc-
teal demonstration Of what the rich soil
will produce, and he viii buy the land
and irrigate it. This is the next prac-
tical step to be taken in this country,
and IL vii be done sooner or later, and
the News proposes to keep tbs matter
before the farmer and the investor un.
I'll IL Is accomplished. The sooner we
begin the better.
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Ragland,

Ragland, Blue
Best 3 Year Old Mile, NJ. G. Poy.
her Blue
Best 4 Year Old Colt, /. j. Bris.
coe, Dodson, .............. Blue
4 year old colt, NJ. C. Poyner, e.. Blue
Best Jack, f. b. Herring, ...... Blue
Short Horn Bull, Sunshine Dairy Blue
Red Pole Cow, Sunshine Dairy. -. Blue
Jersey Cow, Sunshine Dairy, go. Blue
9 Yearling Jersey Heifers, Sun.
shine Dairy. Blue
Duroc Jersey Pigs, Z weeks, Sun.
shine Dairy, ............ Blue
Best 2 year old Jersey, Heifer
Calf at her side, Eager Bros. 81. Blue
Cross Bred Yearling Heifer, Eager
bfos' Red
Cross bred bull Q months old,
Eager Bros. Red
Jersey heifer 10 month"; old, U.
$. Smith, Red
Best Jersey calf, U. s. Smith. -. Blue
Best Hereford Calf, 5 months old.
u. 8. Smith BIue
fearling Jersey Bull, f. ]. Sat.
eriee' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Blue
Angora Goat, 10 months old. j.
NJ. Griggs, Puerto, ........., Blue
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COLD OR COAL, WHICH,

Just arrived two ears Of Rocky Noun
tain Cor Swastika) coal. The ear sit.
uatiCn is bad, we have no assurance Of
keeping a supply on hands. Don't be
caught without it. Anticipate your
needs and buy the best while it can be
had.
DoDSON GRAIN 4 FUEL co.
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Come to the Old Maid's Convention,
October 25th, and see the Old Maids
transformed into beautiful blushing,
young maidens.
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N. z. CHURCH. SOUTH

Sunday school at e:45. Preaching at
IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. Mid.week pray.
er service, Wednesday evening at 1880.
The public is cordially invited to all
our services.
JOEL +. HEDGPETH, Pastor.
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Best Registered COolie pup, jack
Griggs, Pu' rto, ............ b
DINNER

The Ladies Aid Of the Baptist Church
will serve a twelve O'Clock Chicken din.
ner at the Hittson building, Thursday,
October 90. Everybody come and help
a good cause.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

We wish 10 to our subscrib.
ers, that beginning January LIST, 1911,
the price Of subscription TO the News
will be one dollar and fifty cents per
year.
Tueumeari Printing Company,
j. w. Campbell, Editor.
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Bring that Old Maid Sweetheart to
the Convention October 25, and have
her made young, sweet and beautiful.
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Tomatoes, w. A. Stages, Endee :. l.50
Squash, J. A. walker, Plain, :. $50
Sweet Potatoes, J. T.. Tompkins,
Tucumeari, .................. 200
Beess, r. A. Mauzy, Tlcumcari, :. 200
Cabbage, N. White, Tueumeari, =. 200
Green Beans, ID. Rogers, oglo, :. 100
Cueumbers, L. A. Petet, Plains, /. 100
Cantslopes, =. w. Higgins, Quay $50
Tumips, d. d. Daushtry Bard
City s....................... $50
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The Old Maids of Tucumcari will all
be transformed into beautiful young
girls Of sweet sixteen, on October 25th.
Don I Miss IL.
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The parties who took wrong spoon
from the 1. q. o. +. reception ut Ma.
sons Hall last Tuesday night please re-
turn same TO Mrs. W. T.. Wheeler.
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Old Maids Convention October 95th.
All right wen be there.
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FOR SALE:-Fine driving pony
cheap for cash. See Mrs. j. b. Forbes.
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TUCUMCARI'S 4TH
ANNUAL FAIR A
BIG 8 s

Continued from first page)
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The ugly man contest at the Arcade
Theatre created considerable mirth as
there were several contestants and some
of them did not think il fair as they
thought things should have been re.
versed and the judges should have been
the contestants and the contestants
should have been the judges. The win.
ming contestant did not think IL fair
as he noticed some Of them made up
faces while they were being judged,
which greatly improved their appear.
ance. The prize was awarded to Mr..
l.. L. Klinefelter, editor Of the Obar
Progress, Az being the ugliest nan in
Quay County.
The prize for the prettiest baby be-
TWEEN six and fifteen months Of age was
awarded to Irene Walker, age fourteen
months, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Walker.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-16
: A-- - = - - -
PASSENGERS BOOKED


Per stmr. Mikahala. for Maui, Mo.
'lokai ports. Dec. zoe. Meyer. Mrs.
Meyer, Miss Griffith, NJ. Griffith.
Per stmr. Knau. for Kauai ports,
Dec. 2O.-R. L. Bond, Mrs. Bond. Mrs.
w. Decker, l.. Douse. J. Douse, II.
Brandt. J. u. Fernandez, NJ. b. Fer.
nandcz. A. Robinson, Mrs. Scghorn.
+. J. Hcrrier.
Per stmr. Mikahala, for Kauai
r.orts, Dec. Coco. Isenberg, Miss
NJ. ID. Jones.
Per stmr. Claudinc, for Hawaii via
Maui ports, Dec. 1G.-I. McGrew. Mrs
McGrcw, Miss J. NJ. Pierce. Miss Wi.
ebert. Miss II. IIansen, w. Hitch.
cock. r. Hitchcock. G. NOR, o. Crow
der. Mrs. Crowder, l. Gay. L. Gay,
"A. Gay. Elsie Gay. May Gay, A. Hall,
H. II. Young. w. Hansen. Mrs. G.
Belts. Miss J. @. Mcdonald, Miss r.
Copp, Edith Baldwin, ysrnest Bald.
win, Harold Baldwin. Herbert Bald.
win, Cecil Brown, Rudolph Gundleon.
Mrs. J. NJ Muir, ID. Wadsworth, Al
Wadsworth. j. Meinecke, Miss l.
Gibbs. Miss Il. Gibbs. Frank McKen.
zie, w. L. s. Williams. Jack NOR,
Miss d. Lidgatc, Miss E. Lidgate. f..
Meinccke. j. A. Bethume, Joe Chal.
mcrs, Miss NJ. Bardfeldt, Miss A.
WAL. 81.
Per stmr. Mauna Kea, for Hilo via
way ports. Dec. 2O--Miss Taylor. Miss
NJ. Johnson, Miss NJ. Klpp, II l. Kipp
w, McDougall Il. Dunn, Miss r. Rem.
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LOCAL and GENERAL

Autos, 81 per hour, Lewis Stables.
Try a case of Pincctar. It is pure
Phone 1867.
II your horse or dog is sick. A. Il.
Rowat, ID. V. s. Phone 2i2g. I.
II you want good job done on an
auto or carriage take 1t to Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg. Co, 427 Queen St
Haas candy fresh aud anc, Benson
Smith and Company, Hotel and Fort
streets,
Postmaster Pratt Is taking a vaca.
tion on Hawaii lie Is expected hack
next week
NJ. u. Ccdhtcr's lcwclry store viii
be opca Every evening from saturday,
December l1th until Drccmbcr eth
Exclusively.
For distilled water, Hires Root
Beer and all other popular drinks.
Ring up Phone 2l7i, Consolidated
Soda Works. >
Oxygen Is the vital Force of Life.
Briggs System of Health Culture"
and Deep DrcathinEs" teaches YOU
how 10 obtain II.
Attorney l.. NJ Watson Is now in
Washington. u C., on business trip.
| Ito Is mol expected to return until
some time In February, and will visit
In the South during January.
The prCttiCst boxes for candy over
brought to Honolulu are at Henry
May & Co.. Ltd. And best Of all the
boxes are filled with Lchnhardt's
candy.
A dc Snuza Canavarro. Portuguese
consul until the birth of the new re-.
public. is still uncertain as TO his OH
clal status. lie has not yet been al.
Niscd MS TO what will he done in the
reorganization of the consular corps
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AGAINST PURE
FOOD ORDINANCE


lngly cooperate with the Board mem.
beers In the drafting of an ordinance
along more reasonable and practical
lines.
THE measure looks like the pro.
duct of a Harvard graduate who would
come down here to run things to suit
his fancy" declared Atkinson. Tho
representative of the Japanese deal.
ers stated his belief that the jails
would not have room for all often
ders against such an ridiculous law.
In adding his mite to the general
bombardmont against the food protcc.
ton law, Attorney Andrews claimed
that screens would assist in the breed
Ing Of poisonous flies an dOthcr in.
sects which becoming confined with.
In ethc screen would developc and
make matters far worse for the foods
contained therein.
Andrew believed that IL the City
inspectors performed their duties to
the letter, there should be no trou.
Die about keeping the market stalls
up to the proper degree of clcanli-
ness and sanitation.
Deputy City and County Attorney
MllNerton defended the provisions of
the ordinance and showed where in
several instances the paid reprosen-
tatives of the fish and fruit dealers
failed to correctly interpret the
clauses of the ordinance.
However. the measure is up to
Mayor Fern. He has had the ordl-
nance in his keeping for nine days,
and the last day of grace expires
with tomorrow. His veto or sigma
ture should then be forthcoming.
WaaLIy RuII.tIp q nor vans