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FICE. iiTH AND DECATUR SITS.
y. l.. SALISBURY
1921 18th ST. nv.
BELT. o,BRIEN 4 c.. inc.
1909 G ST. NV.
EASEPTIoNAL OFFER BETWEEN l4Iii
AND 18TH SITS. SOUTH OF COLUMBIA
BELT. GBRIES M 4 CO. 'hc ' 1863 es' c NV w.
PRICE. s.. $50 RENT. SIS.
1-room brick; bath and cellar. near y. Y.
ave- ave; :, and d. ID sn ST NV
PRICE. s. 800 RENT SOS.
Two brick houses. close to Pa ave. and 18th
BELT. o'BRIEN 4 co. Gnc.,. 1909 C NV.
PRI eE s.. 500 1>p Rent F. Sos. ~"
Brick: 6r, bath and cellar. Easily worth
BELT. oBRIEN & co. Gnc.,. 1909 NV.
ST. NE. CUISINES ST..
CLOSE To 18th.
1000 PRICE; s.; $50. RENT. SIS
$500 spent VIII yield $50 rent Groom brick:
BELT. oBRIES GO. dne). 1909 NV.
;, 80. MODERN HOUSE PA AVE
CLOSE TO pR WAsHs = d R CYCLE Gao BARGAIN
Nine bright rooms and bath: cheerful re-
BELT. O'BRIEN & 90. 1nco. 1909 G NV.
< ST; NEAR ST. ALOYsIUs CHURCH
Two brick houses. rooms and bath each:
fine condition. Rent. each. 5000. Price.
BELT. o'BRIEN CO. Qncl. 1909 NV
PRICE, s.. 900. RENT. s2o5o.
6 rooms. modern bath: hot-water heat:
BELT. o'BRIEN & co. dnc). 1909 NV.
STORE AND DWELLING.
sa RNE R; pRCE ssS RES 0, Now
ness stand. on prominent avenue. Brick build
BELT. o'BRIEN & CO. dnc). 1909 NV.
BUSINESS STREET NORTHWEST.
CLOSE TO 9TH AND Y SIS;
PRICE. $1,000. RENT. k20.
cure t @ rd fSn SrS bat. vi" and
BELT. o'BRIEN co dnc, 1903 NV
PRICE ss25o RENT. s2s
,laH SO. OF Iapital lractl"n 'Avenne me,
y Ey1 r e. n.heIrS condition tn 1000
PRETTY HOME.
TWO sQU ARES FROM CONGRESSIONAL
rooms: reception hail. hot-watcr heat; eel
lar l fR1dE 1 PsT Click y1 FLYER s
Can't lee duplicated for 5000 $500 cash.
$3.50 month covering all interest and prin-
BELT. O'BRIEN & GO. Inc.l. 1903 NV.
Ex & f1 PR s' fly
of Capital Traction PA: are.l cars. in north
west section. close 20 18th and SITS 6,rocm
concreted: plumbing: porcelain bath. VIII
f BELT GE sF:i .S" 90. dne. 1909 NV.
$3.50. NEW. EIGHT ROOMS on LIST
~ W TwESTYI FEET WIDE
by reason of the purchase of the ground at
s iSI h agnre a. s?n get .s property here that
ished. Trimmed throughout in hardwood. Up
to-date bath. Concrete cellar. Hot-water heat.
main lines. one square OF. Terms. $500
cash. s25 monthly. The rooms, hear in mind.
BELT. oBRIEN & 90. unc,. 1909 C NV
PALATIkL RESIDENCE.
MOST DESIRABLE NORTHWEST SECTION.
COST $4,000.
Owner must sell rronerty is in elegant con.
dition- equal TO new. Has been well kept in
go LARGE GROUNDS
LOT 110x130.
MODERN. OoMMoDIoUs STABLE
The house Is situated in center Of grounds
and ovcrlooks the spacious lawns is mot heni-
med. nor ever can lie. The interior Of the res,
BELT. OBRIEN 4 90. dnc1. 1909 NV.
PRICE 81 500. RENT $50.
Groom brick: bath: LOT 1ixi::0 to 30foot al
ley: located convenient section of northwest
near i st. nv
BELT O'BRIEN g. 90. dnc.l. 1:ap G. NV.
PRICE s; 400. RENT. $3.50.
waTs rented rented, So a far from Tnien station
BELT UBHIEN & GO. nnc.l. 1909 NV.
feIc-at.eSu
FOR sALE-I2ca TO ieos KENYON ST.. CO.
lumbia Heights: the best built new lO-roorN
houses iu the city for the priee-$S.Jo9. JOHN
". MORRIS. Ga st NV. delft
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FOR SALE+INVESTMEN
PAYING LARGE RETURNS.

FOR SALE-INvESTMENTS.
PAYING LARGE RETURNS.
81, 5oo-f276: sr.: numbered ST. NV: lot 2sxso
81 5OO-$19s 6r.; numbered ST. NV: lot l4iax14o
81. 5O0-S27O: rooms; lettered ST.. near 7th
s2.5Oo-$27o: IT.; near nth 4 Il SITS; good,b,ick
2.OO0-$19s: Groom brick; avenue NV.
Sa,ooo-S297; 9 rooms; large lot, s.w.; brick.
81. 50O-$l5O; rooms near North Cap. and X sts
s room and S4ics bath ns se brick
81. OOO-S5Io: 8 4-room bricks: near Wash. Circle
s1.950-$1s6: 8 rooms; near Lincoln Park.
So 65O-$34S; 2 Groom bricks, ne.
81 .s0O-$27O rooms; near 9th and SITS. NV
MOORE & HILL Qnc.l, 1888 G ct. NV.
FOR SALE : FINE INVESTMENT THREE
brick court houses: will rent for So mo. each.
NEW YORK REAL Estate BROKERS. 1923 F.
FOR SALE = 8 ROOMS AND BATH NEW
nG lot
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1923 +.
FOR sALD-CORNER, ROOMS AND BATH
residence, Columbia Heights: ami; perfect
owing III health Price. $4,000: terms
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 1923 +.
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FOR sALE-cORNER RESIDENCE on n c.
terms owner ami anxious to sell: inspect Il and
ss sssn Eo f''s' REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1923
FOR sALE-wHY NOT BUY CHEAP HOUSE
now? Owing to midwinter 5 beautiful pressed
brick houses at 30th and Cambridge SITS. lone
block moth Of Hammond court. Georgetown,,
sold at from $500 to $500 below actual market
value Look at these houses and We will give
WHIIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL, eos- eos 18th.
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TT & WILCOX,
ma. ave.
243S Va av,4r.w. .11.50
c102 X. 6r. W. .1f.JO
APARTMENTS.
THE CARLISLE. 1918
n. non housekeeping
3 rooms, bath. 1880
2 rooms, bath. .23. 80
2 rooms. bath. 1850
1910 \ J av, Or. b.22.5O
2215 Pa av.5r. b. .&.50
1851 l., Ar, b.. Is. IS
2629 l.. 5r. b. 1915
COLORED.
2SH y. 7r. b. lat. 2S.50
1928 18th, Or. b. lat. % so
446 /, 7r. b. 20. 80
600 god, 6r. W. 20.,o
119 23d. Ar. w. 1880
2O11 Ny av.5r.w.l2.5O
729 21st. 81. W. .11.50
2423 F. Ar, W.. 1850
203O w Alex ct. Ar. Wa. %
COLORED-FLATS.
2114 Champlain ave.
1st a, Or, b. $3.50
c219 E, 5r. h. 30 30
sol 23d. "a. Or. b.20.5O
505B 23d. l. 5r. b. 1880
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S2 1856 La av, heated
rooms. $40. $3.50, 500
1928 Pa av. 1r,cel .35. so
IOusoe and fats apply at
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FOR SALE-$4, 500.
downtown S-room house: 2 stories cellar;
rooms on a floor: A GOOD, SOLID RED
BAY-WINDOW BRICK; lot 1sx100, alley. Was
built by well known contractor for his
home WEST OF 9TH ST.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SAkE-WE OFFER A BARGAIN IN A
most attractive house near 18th and Kilbourne
SITS. An offer of $500 would be considered
They were built to sell for 50, 500. An out-of
town party has taken three Of them in ex
change for suburban property. In order to re
alize cash he has reduced the price. An op
portunity to secure up to- date home in this
choice location at a bargain figure.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
fel5-3t
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FOR sALE-GooD OPPORTUNITY FOR COL
ored person; near 4th and sts.; less than
IS 600; fine, well built S-room house: LOT
2ox95: new bath: furnace: fine cellar; ev-
erything. in frstclass condition: within haH
block Of car lines: highly elevated Don't
miss this chance. Address OWNER. Boz 21c,
Star once. fe3-tf
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THE CLEMENS-BUNAI. INSTITUTE FOR THE.
Treatment and Cure Of Alcoholic aud Drug AID
dictions: HOME TREATMENT SPECIALITY.
Communications confidential EDW. G. BAR
STOW. NJ. D.. Director. fe7-tf
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FOR SALE-l WISH TO SELL. MY HOUSE
quickly and will give bargain IL
] leave The city. Ii built for my home.
The lot Is l?x1i1 to paved alley. The rooms
are large and all the closets are big. Hot
water heat. ALSO have an auto shed. Whole
house in fine repair Price. SIS. 175 There is
trust the property, and sell ON terms.
Immediate possession. No agents. Address
Lex 8, Star Office. fe8-1Ot
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DAVIS, It'll 4 f $. w.
III 3D. Sc, Or, b. $3.50
919 r sw. 6r, b. .22.5O
SOP 11th sw. Or. 1880
6S4 i sw, Or, b. .25.5o
% Va av sw. Or. 10. 90
23ia Va av sw, Or. 20. 90
2 Z sw. Or. ......12.S0
36s y sw. Or. 1880
1919 LIST sc, Or. 1880
414 Md av sw. Sr. boz. 90
306 Mclean ay sw.
t3r. b....-...-. 1850
10lI 4h,sw ~, Ar. bI4.5O
1919 4ksw.flI Ar, bib. 80
123S AZ sw.- Or. 1870
81 Canal sw. Or. .17.50
100 y ] av sc. 6r.13.5O
2234 Sth NV. Or. 1880
235 Sd sw, 6r. .1f.3O
1115 Half sw, Or. 1000
1902 n J sv Sc. 4r.1O.50
1875 Q sw. 3r, LIST d.. s. so
1894 B Sc, n 2. .21.5o
1892 B sw. Or. b.S1.OO
916 G sw. f3, 3r, b. ii. 90
1e0S Z sw. ~, Or, b.2.50
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506 10Th Sc, 5r, W. s.g15.O0
421 18th Sc, Or. w.s,gt5. 90
31S 18th sc. Or. W, s. g13.50
FLATS WITH HEAT.
Ola 23d NV. III. 4r. b30. 0G
2424 Pa av NV, Sd Il,
4r, 20. 90
1902 II NV, 81, 81. bo0. 90
l4lS F st. NV.
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UT SALE
Less than $4,000: bargain Oh one Of the
best improved squares Columbia Heights,
between 18th and 14th: 10 rooms, tiled bath
hot-w water heat; finished in hardwood; formerly
held at $7,150.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1342 New York ave.
fe15-ot
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FOR RENT-l471 PARK ROAD: 10 ROOMS
and modern baths; fine condition. steam
heat: large yard. $50. 90
Sl1 4th ST.; Sr. and ba. fine condition g. 50
AZ II st. NV; store and dwelling. $500
WALTER A. BROWN. ga 14th st.
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FOR SALE
What will you give for OF those neat
three-story houses on the north side of u
street, between 18th and 18th? The owner OF
one of the best in the block would consider an
offer OF considerably less than Sc. 900. He is
very anxious to make quick sale and will
give some bargain. Steam heat, tiled
bath: bright sunny. southern exposure.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
fe15-1f
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FOR RENT-D.D.T HOA
Store, 18th & III ne. ~. 90
as + ne. Or, b. F. 20. OG
Dr. 9th ne, t;r, b.. 80
zoos 7th ne, Or. BIO. 30
1870 f ne. Or, b. 10. Sd
1907 Union sw. Or, b16-I
6lS l. sc, Or. ...1S.0
$50 4th ne. Or, rs. 50
fe1l-,l eSn
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LIQUOR AND DRUG CURE.

sos PA AVE. S.E.-STORE AND LIVING
rooms and bath. Apply los Sth st. Sc.
feS-tfA
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A BEAU TiFIL NEW AVENUE HOME Al
MODERATE COST. fronting Of the citys
finely improved parks. characterized throughout
10y the pest style of workmanship selected
materials: edge grain rs; oak stairway; cisn-
crate decnra lions. fine fixtures: HOT WATER
heat; GAS and ELECTnIC lights. SEVEN
large. bright rooms: WHITE 1iLED BATH
hUUM; beautiful yards front and rear; best or
service. Easy terms. ................sJ -, l,ti
y. H. SANSBCRl.
1921 18th ST. NV.
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FOR RENT
81 21st. 11r. h.hwh5o 90 40. goth NV Tr b. IS so
14i9 22d Tor b. 30 I'll goth. ar, so
eIH5 Pa nv .Sr b3Io0 100 Goth NV .6r, b. %; 90
1.sso r Cap. sr, b.3550 3245 o, Or. 1850
Syg I'D NV. Or. b.-35 90 1918 Potomac IL. 30
6GS ne, ~. b.. 10 9o7 9th NV. 4r,w 1880
Sl6 av 50, Or b rs 1929 l. sc, Or. va so
Several good houses for colored tenants from
$3.50 up
FLATS
'.,s P' a., ia. S 1sos NV e. g
90 q NV. 81. b.. .226o 415h 18th Sc Al, b. Is 90
GEO. w. LINk1NS,
fcI1-tr 500 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-11b ST. NV; LARGE ROOMS
and bath: good yard: will make reasonable
repairs Rent only $3.50 per month. Apply
EDw. l.. SCHWARTZ ga r st. NV.
fe12-It
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FOR RENT
l45l r l av, Or, 50
1907 E Cap, 7r, b.32.50
6l2 Pa av Sc, ar. b. Is. so
400 l ne, 7r, b. .22.50
IS o NV, Or, b. .21.50
1903 Ky av sc, 6r, b. 25. so
COS d sc, Or. w.s.g15. 30
1905 g sc, Or, w.S.g.14.3O
GEO. He
Phone NJ. 1903.
1a8-90t
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FOR RENT-SO. 1863 RHODE ISLAND AVE:
u rooms baths: furnished UNFINISHED.
q II. MILLER S23 Colorado bldg feio-tf
FOR RENT-l023 VERMONT AVE. IL ROOMS.
baths. $40 peg mo- Also l02J Vermont ave-.
II rooms, baths, sos per mo. These houses
are communicating aud desirable for boarding
houses Apply estate Of DANIEL 5. EVANS.
l4O n. Y. ave. del te
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TO LET-BY THE F. Ii. SMITH COMPANY.
e. @. SMITH. LEE ID. LATIMER.

For RENT-NEAR 18TH AND COLUMBIA
road Tor, baths: hot-water heat Rent,
N.0I5: will be vacant February ..
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. u. W.
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TOR RENT-6Os ST. NE; GROOM BRICK;
mod. imps.: good repair; at SIS. Key next
door-810. r. w. TUCKER & BRO.
1a24-3Ots 100 ct. ne.
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FOR SALE
This Is AN OPPORTUNITY RARELY
EQt .,lED AS 4 HOME UR INNESTMES 4:
superior northwest section; MEM CORNER
HOUSE: strictly modern arrangement: ma.
tiled bath: concrete cellar; Superior heating
plant: colonial porch: lsunary Trays. Ihis A.
house of REAL merit. We would like Your
opinion of IL. Convenient terms ...... .N-.8pi
y. l.. SANSBtkl,
1922 18th st. NV.
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EVK
CLOSE To PROMINENT AVENUE IN
AN ELEVATED NORTHWEST LOCALITY:
AN I'M ALLY WELL Built AND FINN
La FINISHED NEW HOT Sc. SEVEN rooms
and MODERN BATH: hardwood trim; iar-
Queiry Hoors. HDrwArER heat. show ct batu:
handsonic decorat ions: decidedly attractive
all respects. IL yeu want a fne Nr.M ueMl
yod wiil do well to this house. Reason
y. l.. SANSRURS.
11a-ai 18th ST. NV.
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Star once. fe3-tf
FOR SALE .
BfOOMINGDAIE.
handsome 8-room dwelling r st. NV;
well built and in splendid regal; sinest make
hot-ar furnace; plastered cellar; deep lot TO
paved alley; too large for present owners.
SEE THIS HOUSE AT ONCE.
REDUCED TO g 100.
Brick, rooms and bath; side alley: rented
at 5000 per month; located northwest, just
gu 10th st. II. l.. RUST. 14OO st. NV.
FOR S-ALE-WHY MISS THIS CHANCE? ::
beautiful. large Roman brick houses. adjoining
on the east the Chinese legation. finished foo
late for the fail season. and comparing IA
yorably with SS.56o houses. will he sacrificed
by tho builder for $3.50 each: 10 large roonis
fulfilled baths: superb otwater heating
system; large front and porches: every
thing frst;c1ass aud substantial. Only xl3vo
csSh needed, 10 buy Nos. 1871 81 -, u 81.
NY. formerly Vernon ave.. Take L st. cars TO
18th and Y SITS.
WtILIGE, GIBBS DANIEL. 6o3-6o5 18th.
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs.


FOR RENT
$5565-333l lSthnw, lori $15.00-S29 Rock Greek
SI2 JO-787 nth %, stol Church road Or
500 JO-35o4 T NV, Or $15.OO-1332 llth Sc.
$16OO-615 NV, 6at store and dwg
SIT 50-l41S G av.htI $1n.00-2022 Wis av, 5r
&12 OO-Foxhau I'd, Or $l0.O0-l71c z Gap. 5r
$12.5O-5O5 D NV. ONCE
LEWIS 4 JONES CO.. cit E st. NV.
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COEORED.
1425 Duncan. Or, b. Is. ID
2424 18th nv. fiat.l6. SO
Biltmore, nat, Ar. bl6.50
$50 Ben I'd. 6r. 1850
9 n Champ pl. At. $50
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BELT. O'BRIEN a CO. inc,
1909 q ST. NV.

THREE STORY HOUSE COL. HGTS s. .ooo
EXCEPTIONAL OFFER. BETWEEN l4Tit
AND 18TH SITS. SOUTH OF COLUMBIA
ROAD. Or. & bath. Lot 1sx9o. Terms TO sui..
BELT. OBRTEN a co. ,hic.t, 1909 G NV.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
HOUSES.
621 4th st. NV. I2r. and b.. furnace $50. u
1909 8 st. NV. Or. and bath. furnace. 40. Is
2l3l = st. NV. 7r. and bath. latrobes. q. 50
i741 n j. ave. NV. rooms and bath. q. 20
l35 at. s.e.. rooms and bath. ....... %. so
FLATS
The Vernon. 1774 U st. n.w rooms
and bath, steam heat. g. 90
GASCH 4 BIRGE. 1928 n. 7. ave. NV.
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-24
BLOOD Split IN A FRENCH DUEL
Third Time Two Men Came Together
Both Are Wounded

Paris, France, May 23.-Blood has
been spilled in a French duel. Count
Ismael De Lesseps and Count Just De
Poligny fought a third duel today and
each received bullet wounds.
At the second exchange, De Lesseps
shot struck the barrel Of De Poligny g
pistol, riccochetted and caused a flesh
wound in the arm.
At the same instant De Lessep's fell
with a wound in the thigh. The ball
had just missed the femoral artery.
De Lesseps is a son of Count Ferdin.
and De Lesseps and an officer in a cav.
airy regiment. He and De Poligny quar-.
relied at a circus some weeks ago.
De Poligny is lame and in their first
duel, after a round of sword play in
which neither was injured, pistols were
called for, and six shots exchanged
without result.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-24

ward progress Of the Kingdom. Some
Of the conferences In the east will prob.
ably want TO hold to the old name, but
il the members Of these conferences
were conversant with conditions M they
exist west of the Mississippi, they would
see the wisdom Of the change. Thous.
ands Of persons are coming to this sec.
tion Of the west from every state in the
Union, and one Of the greatest hinder.
anees that the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, has had in this section
is the word "South." While the Wis.
IDLE church of today is not the "King.
dom,' yet it is ordained Of God as the
means by which the Gospel Of the King.
dom shall be p~ropogated until every
land shall hear Of the Christ. Then
let this great church be willing to make
any sacrifice of sentiment that like her
Lord she may take upon herself the
form of q servant, not of any section but
Of all men.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-24
NEW GAME Law.

Book agents may be killed from Oct
/, to sept 30. Spring poets may b.
killed from March 2, to June J.. Cos
sips aud scandal mongers may be kill
ed in any manner from Jan. / to Dec,
81.
Knockers max be killed Mt all times
aud under any and all circumstances
no limit TO the number,
Those who beat the ncwspaperman
out of his dues. may he killed on sight,
in any manner that happens to be con
v%cnicnt: on this class there is no valua
tion, aud II is not necessary TO have
an appraiscmcnt made and they must
be- buried face downward 80 that they
may have . start in the right direction,
Persons who attempt to extort money
through Matchmaking schemes, such IT,
attempting to wrongfully, maliciously
aud with malice af%orcthought 10 rctari
the growth OF any laudablc enterprises.
shall be turned over To one Cudahy, Ot
Kansas City.-EXchangc.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-24
e. r. WRIGHT OF SANTA
ROSA FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE

Judge Cooley has recently resigned
as Judge of the Sixth Judicial district,
his reason best known TO himself, and
we have learned that Hon. Edward X.
Wright of Santa Rosa, now prosecuting
attorney for Guadalupe and Quay coun-
ties is prominently mentioned as the
successor to judge Cooley.
We feel that We are voicing the sen.
timent Of a vast number of people who
know Mr.. Wright when we say that this
appointment to succeed Judge Cooley
will meet with the approval Of the peo-
pie of this district.
Mr.. Wright is one Of the painstaking
and exacting prosecutors in New Mex.
leo, and has the reputation of pre-.
pairing some Of the best legal documents
within the territory. While he is a com.
p%aratively young man, yet he has the
reputation of being one of the best at.
torneys in the territory and we feel
confident that, if appointed to preside
over the Sixth judicial district, he will
give universal satisfaction.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-24

personally Of his work as a teacher and
superintendent, and ! consider him the
most reliable and competent man | have
ever known. After having had success.
ful experience as "A teacher and super.
intendent, / engaged him TO teach in
Highland Park College and he would
be here teaching now if ! could get him,
but his wife's health will not permit
him to live in this climate.
l regard him as one Of the best teach.
ers / have ever met in the school room
Ills education is complete, he has had
successful experience as a teacher and
superintendent, and you will make no
mistake If you employ him."
"Des Moines, Iowa, May IL, 1910"
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M. e. CHURCH, SOUTH,
MAY CHANGE ITS NAME
Committee Reports In Favor OF Drop
ping the Word South"

Asheville, N. c., May 2I.-At the
general conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South here the re.
port Of the majority Of the r~evisals
recommending the name of the church
be changed from Methodist Episcopal
Church south to Methodist Church was
adopted. This means that the question
Of the name must be submitted for
ratification by a three.fourths vote of
tho annual conferences.
The college Of bishops vetoed the
motion of the conference by which the
name Of the church was changed.
At the general conference today Rev.
s. M. Dubose was elected by the col.
lege Of bishops as fraternal delegate
to the general conference Of the Cana
dian Methodist church, which meets in
Victoria.
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The school board of Tucumcari, have
elected Prof. Joseph Hofer Of Des
Moincs, Iowa, as Superintendent for
the term of 1901. During the term
of l007.0s Prof. Hofer was principal
of the Didactic Department and Prof.
of Arithmetic in Highland Park Col.
lege of Des Moines, Iowa. lie comes
with the very best of recommendations
from the business men Of Des Moines
and the board Of directors Of High.
land Park College. o. II Langwell, A.
VI, Phi. D.. presiden. Of the College
says:
81 have known Mr.. Hofer ever since
he was a young man. l have known
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Rev. James Z. Jeilries, who has the
distinction OK being the father OF Jas.
j, Jelries, the prize lighter, is much
peeyed by the attitude OF the preachers
in trying to prevent his sou from knock.
ing the block OIL u cullud gemmun near
san Francisco on the Fourth of July.
In his criticism of the reverend gen.
tlemen, the elder JeiIries develops that
he thinks hypocrisy is the GOT of ali
the fuss. Take that away, he con.
tinued, land leave only the glory there
is in it, both for paid fighters and paid
preachers, and we would have fewer
of both. Indeed, many voices now
raised against the fight would be ]silenc.
ed. l am not defending prize fighting,
but l am eondemning hypocrisy Reg.
ister.T Tribune.
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HADLEY HALL BURNS
WITH COSTLY RELICS

Albuquerque, n. NJ, May 23.-Hadlcy
Hall, the science department of the uni.
versity of New Mexico, was completely
destroyed by fire early this morning.
The loss is more than 800 900.
The famous indian historical museum
and geological collection, the former
almost priceless in value. were DESTROY.
ed. Crossed electric wires started the
fire, and exploding chemicals made it
spectacular to tight.