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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-17

Whenever you get TO thinking about
this parcels post business, just ask your
self If you are lining up with Montgom-
ery.Ward. Figure If you are not TAX.
ing so much trade away from home. Ask
yourself if you are not acting n fool
when you send your money out of the
country to a concern who pays no taxes
to support your schools, or in any way
contributes to the prosperity of the com.
muuity in which you live. Ask your.
self II when the home merchant who re.
tails to you and buys your produce is
eliminated If you haven't killed the
goose that land the said egg. In this
matter it looks to the News like Uncle
Sam has gone partners with all the
snide mail order concerns in the coun.
try, with only one result ahead Of u,
the elimination of the retail merchant.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-12-17

W. G. Mcdonald, president and gener.
al manager of the Carrizozo Horse &
Cattle Co, of Lincoln county, passed
through Friday from Kansas City,
where he had shipped a train load of
cattle to the Kansas City Stock Yards.
His daughter Frances, who is in school
nj Denver, met him in Kansas City and
was going homo with him TO spend the
holidays.
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Bethel Chapter, No. IS, Order Of the
Eastern Star. meets at the new Ma
sonic hall every second and fourth
Tuesday evenings of each month.
MRS. DELLA EI.RINS. W. NJ.
MRS. NJ. WHITMORE, Secretary.
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Pajarito Div. 48s. O. I. A. to b. OF L.
e. Meets End TO 4th Wednesday after.
noon at Masont9 Kali.
jesse e. Barns, Edith M. Clart
President Secretary.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi.
GERS No. 7s4 meets in the Masonic Hall
every Monday in each month.
J. r. McALPINE, C. T..
Il. q. JACOBS, Sec. Treas.
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Brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen,
meets In new Masonic Hall, every Satur
day AZ $500 p. m.
President, F. d. VINALL
Secretary, d. A. MACKENZIE.
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Tucumcari Lodge No. 20, X. Of A..
meets every Wednesday evening at the
new Masonic hall.
II. II. McELRoY, q c..
NJ. B. GOLDENBERG. X. Of X. and T..
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Tucumcsri Fire department, business
meeting the last Tuesday night In each
month. Meeting for practice the last
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Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen
and Engineers No. 605. meets in the
old bank building every Tuesday in
the month at 900 =. M.
ID. q. Kinds, Master.
r. A. wINGROVE, Secretary.
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Tucumcari Camp No. rs, W. q. W.
meets second and fourth Mo lay ever
ings Of each m nth at the new Masonic
hall.
8. II. NEAFUs, c. G..
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d DIRECTORY
B. p. o. E.

Tucumcari Chapter No. 10, r. A. M.
Regular convention End Monday night
in each month. Visiting companions
are cordially invited.
JOHN G. JONES, II. p.
JOHN F.. WHITMORE, Sec.
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Order Railway Conductors, No. 537,
meets at the new Masonic hall every
Sunday evening at 1890 p. NJ.
r, A. BUTLER, Chief Con.
@. NJ. PAPSON. Ser a. Trees.
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Carpenters and JOniters Union No.
675, meets in new Masonic hall every
first and third Friday nights.
PAUL JACKSON, President
M. f. PARISH, Secretary.
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cash, all and singular the land and real
estate above described in accordance
with the judgment and decree afore.
said, and will apply the proceeds there.
Of to the satisfaction of said judgment
aud otherwise as provided by said judg.
ment.
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Tucumcari Ice and Coal Co, Phone
20. Dealers in coal. l0.l2.tf
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Big Bittner Co., Dec. 19.2O.2l. Opens
up with "My Boy Jack" Twenty-Five
thirty-fve and fifty cents. Evans Opera
House.
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Big Bittner Co, Dec. 1o.20-2l. Opens
up with "My Boy Jack" Twenty-Five
thirty-fve and fifty cents. Evans Opera
House.
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HENRY SWAN,

Special Master.
Harry II. McElroy, Attorney for Plain.
tiff, Tucumcari, n. NJ. 26.ll.4t
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
THIS WEEK IN
GRAND OPERA

"Rlgoletto," one Of Verdrs most
melodious and attractive operas. will
be sung at the Philadelphia Opera
House next Saturday afternoon. with
the Incompatible Nine. Tetrazzinl as
Gilda. Gilda is a part which calls not
only for wonderful vocalism, hut also
for exceptional hlstrlonic interpreta-
tion, which latter Mime. Tetrazzini is
fortunately able to portray. John Nc
COrmack. the young Irish tenor, who
has rapidly become a favorite because
of his charming voice and artistic lyric
method. viii make his first appear
ance in Philadelphia as the Duke,
which is well calculated to display the
possibilities Of his vocal and dramatic
talents.
The rest Of the cast is notable. and
includes Mile. Bertha Soyer as Mad
dalena, Mile. Severina as Giovanna
Mile. Egener as the Countess. NJ
Huberdeau as Sparafucile. NJ. Gilbert
as Monterone. and NJ. Malfatti, Fos-
setta and Zaini. The ballet win be-
seen I'm q splendid advertisement in
the first act.
Several Wilmington parties OF music
lovers are being formed to attend the
! Saturday matinee.
Lucia" win be sung next Thursday
evening. with Nine. Tetrazzini in thu
/ title-rolc. John Mccormack, wh'
made his debut in Philadelphia as Ed
/ gardo, will repeat his success I'm th'
part. Sammarco will be heard for th'
first time in Philadelphia as Ashton.
Samson and Delilah" will be givel
its third presentation this season Sat
urday evening" There are few role
upon the operate stage which offe
such boundless possibilities as that o
Delilah, and as its exponent Mile. Ger
Vile Reache is unquestionably su
preme. Dalmores will. of course. b.
heard as Samson. His conception o
the role IS heroic TO an ideal degree
as he meets every requirement de
manded by the musical and physica
standards.
"Trovatore" will be the bill to-mor
row evening. when 1t will be sung wit
practically the same cast which ha
hitherto been heard in eVrdfs immor
tai melodies at the Philadelphia Oper
House.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
WEYLER TO RULE
in BARCELONA
Several Reported Injured by
Bombs in SaragOSSa,
Spain

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
MADRID, Jan. 3.-General Weyler.
the butcher" arrived in Barcelona to-
day TO take repressive measures against
another threatened revolutionary out
break. Weyler held a long conference
yesterday with Premier Moret and
upon the Premier's promise that the
Barcelona garrsan would be immed-
lately reinforced he agreed to assume
the responsibility for putting down the
new trouble, which involves, i'm addi-
tion to a revolutionary movement the
Inauguration of general strike
News from Barcelona is being rigidly
censored but it is known that the Re-
publican factions therefore working
at cross purposes, have united and
are planning a more serious outbreak
than that a few months ago.
General Weyler has been given tho
rank of captain general and ordered
to take any step he sees fit to crush
out the rebellion.
The government denied today that
anyone was hurt in the four bomb out
RACES i'm Saragossa yesterday, but from
private sources it is learned that sew
eral were severely hurt and much pro-
perty destroyed.
The serious stabbing Of Superinten-
dent King of the Marbella mine neal
Malaga, is also, said to be due to po-
litical agitation. King is an English.
man.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
NEW PRICE AT
OPERA HOUSE

At the Grand Opera House this after
noon the Harris Amusement Company.
the new lessees and managers of the the
atre, will naugurate new price tho re-
suit OF which will be watched with in
terest by all who are interested IN pop
ular entertainment I'm ,his city. In Will
mington It will be regarded by many as
an experiment. but I'm other cities where
the same concern has tried the plan It
has worked. The idea of cie company is
TO offer such a remarkable bill of vande-
VILE at the price that all OF he people
OF the city can afford to attend. In the
bill which will open to-day Dick Thomp-
son & Company assisted by Verne 10.
Sheridan I'm "Jorrys Return" will offer
a pretty little romantic Irish comedy.
Some entirely new feats on the dying
rings will be shown by the Gail Johnson
/ Trio. ana they will also Ofrer some other
stunts I'm acrobatics. They are expected
to offer just the right kind and just the
right quantity OF gymnasuc entertain
ment 20 please Opera House patrons.
Smith O'Brien viii make his first bow
TO a Wilmington audience since he went
into vaudeville. For several seasons he
has been recognized as one of the best
comedians on the stage and vaudeville
gained much when he forsoolS the legiti-
mate for the three a day plan. lie is
counted one of the strongest single acts
now in vaudeville.
All lovers Of music win find Ivy and Ivy
one OF the best pair OF entertainers who
have ever appeared in thin city, They are
instrumentalsts with few peers In tho
vaudeville lists and are well trained capa.
BILE musicians who play with skin anc
spirit.
Kennedy and Kennedy have the rar'
ability to both sing and dance acceptably
This style OF entertainment is also
favorite here and there is no doubt abou
Kennedy and Kennedy scoring hoavil,
during tho first half Of this week
The moving pictures at the Opera IIous
will mean a series OF new subjects an'
pictures offered for the nrst time any
where.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
True Americans Abroad.

Lady Paget. who before her mar
riage was Miss Stevens. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Paran Stevens, Is one
Of the American women who remain
proud Of their country Not long ago
at a dinner in London at which Lady
Paget was present some one remarked
that. in spite Of her long residence in
England. she had never forgotten her
American accent. Lady Paget over
heard the remark and replied. mo. and
! thank God that l never will" Other
noted American women who have at
tanned titles. but who still speak as
Americans. are the dowager Duchess
of Manchester and Mrs. CORVALLIS
West. Their popularity with the king
is largely due TO the fact that they
have not tried to ape the English man
nerisms Of speech. The person, man
or woman, who honors his or her cOun-
try by rel aiming true TO its customs
aud mannerisms always commands re-
spect abroad. Put that on your card
when you 90 abroad.
MARCIA WILLIS CAMPBELL.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
CARRTCK'S BILL
FOR new YEAR

Lewis NcCord & Co.. in winning on
Wind" will head the New Years show
at the Garrick Theatre this week. this
being Mr.. McCord's first appearance here
sine the opening week of the new Garrick
several years ago. other features to be
seen at the house this week are the
Prosit Clowns. formerly WITH the Ringing
Brothers show; Grace Leonard the
American boy; The Brothers Lutz, IN
the most remarkable shooting act in vau-
doville; The Four Heumans, bicycle won
ders: Carver and Ross. in comedy "Ec-
centricities." presenting one of the home
liest women in the world, according 10
the bills: Vernon, a ventriloquist The
Aeos Quintette. star musical number;
and the picture machine. This is an even
ly balanced bill all the way through and
one ought to give pretty god satisfaction
among the many local playgoers who
look upon no week as being complete
without a visit to the Garrick.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
In "THEPALACE OF THE KING
At THE AVENUE THEATRE

The public Of Wilmington has been very
liberia in its patronage of the Avenue
Theatre and as a mark Of gratitude,
Messrs. Conness & Edwards will oher
this week a sumptuous production Of In
The Palace Of The King" wih an aug
mented cast and elaborate scenic and cos
tune effects
''In The Palace Of The King is a dra-
matization Of +. Marion Crawford's now
el. and ran for two sea- ons at the Belaseo
Theatre IN New York City. The story OF
the play has been surrounded with enough
historical incident OF the time of Philip
II. and Don John of Lustria, to give IL
a strong semblance OF truthfulness, and
the intrigue which makes up the play
has been cleverly handled.
Miss Pitt plays the part in which Viola
Allen starred: every member Of the COM
pany and other players are employed, 50
that a great production and great treat
to theatre-goers is assured.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
WOMAN FALLS
DEAD; APOPLEXY
Mrs. John W. Ford Passes
Away While Her Children
Played Nearby

Stricken with apoplexy while her hus-
band, John w Ford. well-inown loco
motive engineer on the Pennsylvania
railroad was on his run on Saturday. MIS-
Mary *. Ford aged 30 years died before
his return home.
The couple with their four children
made their home at No 2io3 Locust street.
When the husband left the house on SAT-
urday morning Mrs. Ford appeared 20 be
IN her usual health. She had been under
a physicians care but her illness was not
considered serious.
After Mr.. Ford left and while she was
working around the house. Mrs. Ford sud
denly fen to the floor. Her children. all
OF whom are small, were badly frightened
and word was Immediately sent 20 Or o.
j. Gray and he lost no time IN getting to
the house. Mrs. Ford however. was be-
yond medical aid and died within short
time
The funeral services viii be held at the
house this evening by the Rev. John
White, OF Trinity NJ. H. Church. Inter
ment win be made at Havre de Grace
Md. tomorrow. which was Mrs Ford'i
home before she was married.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
RESCUES MEN
FROM ICE FLOES

CHESTER, Pa, an. 3-William Nc
Curdy and Howard Maitland, employees
of the sun Oil Company at Marcus
Hook. had a thrilling experience on the
Delaware river yesterday. They start
ed out from the oil company's wharf
in a skiff, bound for point two miles
below Marcus Hook, to get naphtha
launch. which broke from its moor
ings the other day and floated down
the river.
The young men padded the boat for
about 200 yards. when the craft became
wedged between large pieces Of floating
ice. and the imprisoned skim was
caught in the drifting cakes. McCurdy
and Maitland sought safety on the ice.
They foated for some distance down
the stream and several times were al
most thrown from the foe TO the water
by the ice colliding with other foes,
and they found it necessary to lie on
their stomachs to retain their equi-
librium.
AS the young men had given up hope
Of being rescued. Philadelphia Ice Boat
No. 3, came along and took them on
board.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
American Flapiaeks In Germany.

Mrs. Norma Knupfel-Lutge in spite
of her Teutonic name, is an American
born woman and proud Of it and all its
ways ana women. She is known in
this country as a manager Of musical
enterprises. She was the manager for
Daniel Frohman Of Kubelik when the
latter made his first tour In America.
She is 10 have charge of American
home ideas which will be exhibited
at the Berlin exposition next year.
Characteristic American kitchens will
be seen in her department in the act
Of turning out American fiapjacks.
corned beef hash. pumpkin pies and
other good things familiar TO the Amer
ican housekeeper. She VIII also ex-
hibit the toggery worn by American
women and show how it is made. An
other feature Of the department under
her direction will be a batch of Amer
lean beauties. sometimes called Gibson
girls. although there are other types
of American beauty. She viii have all
the space necessary to make her con
cession one Of the most interesting fea'
lures of the big German show.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
EX-STAR OF DIAMOND
WANTS JOB AS HANGMAN

PITTsBURG. Jan. ga proposition TO
have a state hangman whose duty II viii
be 20 personally hang every condemned
man IN Pennsylvania, will be laid before
the State Legislature at its next session.
The first aspirant for the position Is Ed
ward swartwood for years Deputy Sheriff
at Plttsburg, who In his day has hanged
twenty-one men. sawrtwood was once q
famous batsman Of the Pittsburg team
and later an umpire in tho National
League
81 ould execute murderers at night
without previous notice" says swartwood
land with only the witnesses prescribe,
| by law. Less publicity will decreas'
crime"
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
MUST A GAMBLING
DEBT BE PAID.

Marginal dealings in wheat had an air
ing in Magistrate pyle's Court when Fred
erick Lang. representative here OF a Phil
adelphia firm. sued flwyn G.. Goodley. OF
this city, for $3.50 for UNFAIR margins.
Lang was given Judgment for the full
amount, Goodley making no defense. The
case will be appealed TO the Superior
Court on the ground that gambling debt
cannot be collected.
Op July p. 1907. Goodley instructed
Lang TO sell short for him 5000 bushels
OF July wheat putting up a deposit OF
$50. He directed Lang 10 protect the
transaction three poin.-. Instead OF go.
Ing down as Cooley had anticipated
wheat advanced In price and he was
wiped out. IL was FOR the recovery Of tn,
three points protection that Lang brought
suit. he having made good this amount
with his firm.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
LOCAL PYTHIANS TO
ENTERTAIN COL. FISHER

Colonel Fisher. of tho Uniform RANK.
X. Of p, Of Pittsburg. will be tho guest
Of Wilmington Company and New Castle
Company X. Of p. in Pythian Hall. Sew
enth and King streets. tomorrow evening.
Colonel Fisher will make an address on
the occasion after which the local Pythi-
ans will entertain. The Pythian Sisters
will assist i'm the entertainment. Colonel
Fisher has made several visits to this city
and it IS hoped TO make his coming visit
as pleasant as any that have preceded IL.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
CRIPPLED TUG SENT
OUT A WIRELESS

The United Wireless Company's office
in this city received a message yesterday
from the tug Luckenbach, of the lnsular
Line calling for help. The vessel lost its
ruddor at point below Delaware City
The operator OF the tug sent "S. o. s.
message and # was picked up by the oper-
ator at the local wireless station. 1t was
also received by another tug which went
to the assistance OF the crippled tug. Later
the Luckenbach proceeded to New York
in tow.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Of the
PERSONAL PROPERTY

OF she late r. Lewis Armstrong. deceas-
ed. viii be sold at his late residence,
near Prices Corner, opposite Ferris In
dustrlal School, Christian hundred on
MONDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1870
at IL O'clock a. m,
-Four head OF work and driving Horses,
six head OF Mich Cows, seven Helfers,
one Bull.
Also hay by the ton. corn and oats
by the bushel. potatoes, market wagon,
milk wagon sleigh, potato plow, extern
sion ladder. platform scales, harness OF
all kinds. and farming implements Of all
sorts.
Also lot Of Household Goods and Fur
niture.
TERAfs-Ali sums OF 5000 and less
cash. over that amount a credit Of sever
months win be given the purchaser hN
giving n banlSable note with approved
cndorser or 3ih per cent of for cash or
Ii all credit sums.
REBECCA ARMSTRONG.
Administratrix Of r.. Lewis Armstrong
| w II. Lyman, Attorney.
Stldham a. Son, Auctioneers.
/ Dec3l-St,
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
PASTOR WESTFALL FIVE
YEARS AT BETHANY

The Rev l.. Judson Westfall. cele-
brated his nfth anniversary as pastor
of Bethany Baptist Church yesterday.
In the morning he preached on the
"The Unity of the Church." and after
the regular service observed the Lords
Supper and greeted new members. In
the evening he prached on "a New
Years Visitor" The congregation
will observe a week of prayer until
next Sunday evening. Tomorrow
evening the subject for consideration
will be Meetings for Prayer" We'd
nesday evening the subject viii be
"Hindrances to Prayer" Thursday
evening. "Helps TO Prayer and Fri.
day evening. "The Habit OF Prayer
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
GENERAL WILSON TO
ADDRESS MEMS CLUB

General James II. Wilson will be
guest and speaker at st. Andrews
Mems Club meeting in the Sunday
school room this evenig. General Will
sons topic WIN be "China From a
Military Mans Point of View" and
he will talk OF the relief expedition
Of the allied forces to Peking.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
TWO MURDERERS
SHOCKED TO DEATH

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
OSSINING. n. Y, Jan, 3--Less than ten
minutes were required TO shock to death
two murderers in the electric chair in
Sing Sing prison to-day.
They were William Morse. who shot
and killed Policeman Edward J'Cavanauh
in Brooklyn. on October "A, 1907. and John
Barbuto, an Italian. who murdered Gaet-
ano Finizia. in Middletown. n. Y. on
January 20. 1909
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
Johnson's Modest Terms.

FORT WAYNE. Ind. Jan. 3.--"Noth-
ing doing on those terms" said Jack
johnson when the offer Of fight with
Tommy Burns was shown 10 the col
ored champion at Saengerbund Hall
where he was giving an exhibition. The
offer was made by Hugh Mcintosh and
proposed that the winner take all the
receipts. "Thirty-nve thousand. win
lose or drew, are the only terms on
which 1 would meet Burns" added
johnson. III he agrees, / win fight him
next November at any place
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
pnlin. Az. Thanked.

The police have received letter
from the sister Of Mrs. Clarence Craig
thanking them for the attention and
assistance they gave her sister. who
lived at No. sOi King stret, and was
deserted by her husband. The police
provided Mrs. Craig with a ticket "a
Bridgeport. Conn. the home of her sis
ter. and she left for that city on Fri
day. reaching there safely.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
Demooratio Leaoue OHioers.

The annual election OF the Demo-
cratic League will be held this even
ing. Following are the nominations:
President James c. O'Neal: vice-presi-
dent. Fred II. Steinle; recording secre-
tary. Thomas IL. Magarity; financial
secretary. Harry II. Logan; treasurer
George c. Morton; auditing committee
James c. O'Noal, A. r. Saylor and
John L. Beehan; investigating com
mittee. John !. Beehan, J. r. Carey
Michael Devine, Frank Krcjci and
James Neelis.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
North End Club Ball.

The North End Athletic Club viii
hold it's fourth annual ball in Turn
Hall on Friday evening. January ID.
The committee is composed Of Joseph
Hall. chairman; Cecil Reeder. secretary
and treasurer; Walter W. Talley. Dam
lei p. duRoss and John Anderson.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
81. Pnurs Chanel Revival.

a revival service was held in st.
Paurs Chapel by the Rev c.. S. Shep-
ard all day yesterday. with large num-
bers present The work will be con-
tinued by the st. Paurs band tomor-
row night.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
Eleventh Ward Democrats

The annual meeting and installation
Of officers of the Eleventh Ward DEM
ocratlc Legion win be held in the
rooms at Beech and Van Buren streets
on Thursday evening. There will be a
smoker i'm connection with the meeting.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
Old Swedes.
Revival at Scott Church.

Last night marked the opening Of the
revival services at Scott NJ. E. Church
to be continued throughout the win
ter months, and much interest was
manifested during the services. The
pastor. the Rev W. g. Rooms viii con-
duct the services on Sundays and dur
ing the week, with substitutes at diff
fernnt neriods.
Evening journal., 1910-01-03
AtteIl Beats Up KeIIy.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Jan. 3.--Abe At
tell. feather weight champion gave
Eddie Kelly. OF Buffalo, n. Y. a ter
rible beating in five-minutes OF nght-
ing here. The police stopped the fight
IN sympathy for Kelly.