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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-13
oBAR GATHERINGS

James Carroll has begun residence
on his 800.
VIII Lou was taking pictures in
Obar this week.
W. W. Long moved his house north
Of his new well.
Scott Heron has returned TO his
claim south OF town.
j. +. Dibble is moving his house
"A mile nearer TO town.
Mrs. II. =. White spent several days
at Dalhart, visiting her daughter.
George Cunningham is sowing con.
siderable bermuda grass this spring.
Mrs. w. ID. Rowe left for IA month y
visit with her sister at >McCook, Neb.
Ola Greaser has received more cas-.
ing aud will continue on drilling his
well.
John Miller has been having some
work done on his claim by j. II. vii.
burn.
f.. j. Bates brought in several hun.
dred head of cattle from Texas last
week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Mears visited
with the Parkers in the valley south
Of town.
j. T.. Dibble got water in his new
well at 1874 feet. The water now stands
at 30 feet.
W. G. Schneider finished up his term
of court at Tucumcari aud is now at
KaDkakee, Ills.
Leo Toohey has returned to his claim
after spending some time in Kansas
City and Chicago.
Burton Jennings of Dalhart, Texas,
has been visiting his father.in-law, II.
=. White at Obar.
Moral Jones, who has been attend.
ing school at Obar, left for his home
in Bonneville, Ark.
A birthday party was given in hon.
or of Master James Campbell at the
Paradise ranch last week.
c. N. Link was appointed a deputy
assessor for the unfinished part of Dis.
trict so and for District 100.
A new gasoline engine has been in
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IN
MURDOCH ITEMS

Luther Hudson visited Ed Terry Sat
urday night.
j. f. Weatherford made a trip to
Melrose last week.
Miss May Nix was the guest Of Miss
Lottie Henson Sunday.
j. NJ. Nix and family we're visiting
at l.. J. Henson q Sunday.
A literary society was organized at
the Forest School house last Saturday
night.
A light rain fell here Tuesday which
put the ground in fair condition for
planting.
ii. +. Bryant and brother, w. H.,
and Jesse Beck were calling at ".
Perkins Sunday.
John Born has returned home from
the Sandridge where he has been plant
ing his brothers. crop.
Planting Is now progressing rapidly
and some stuff is up nicely but wheat
is much damaged from continued dry
weather.
To please the mothers we would like
TO say something about all the pretty
babies in this community but the edi.
tor we are sure would draw his blue
pencil through IL.
Several wagon loads of workmen
from in and near Tucumcari passed
through here last week bound for n
railroad camp in Texas. This line will
pass through this community.
A series of dances have recently
been given here: One at the Scott
residence on the Goth inst, one ut the
McCord store on Monday night and
one at ID. Freeman g last Friday night.
Quite an interesting game of ball
was played Saturday between the Muir.
dock and North Mill teams, resulting
in the score of eleven to four in favor
Of Murdoch. Another game between
the same teams will be played next
Saturday at Murdoch.
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banker of Cologne, IS tho successor of
the late DIR. Theodore Herzl, the found.
or of modern political Lionism, and 5
therefore the present executive head of
"A movement which has branches IN
every part of the world, its chief
strength being in Russia and Germany.
Herr Wolffsohn, who said he hoped
to find time TO visit America this fall,
expressed his satisfaction with the
progress that the faith in Zionism is
gradually making. ION the whole, 4
is in healthy condition, - he remarked -
our great trouble being with Russia.
Iionism is not barred by the Russian
government, but so many restrictions
are placed upon its progress by the 10.
cal authorities"
AS regards the movement in England,
he admitted that il had not made as
much progress as expected, and he was
of the opinion that this was due to the
activity of Mr.. Zangwill' Jewish ter.
%ritorial organization, which does not
limit itself like Zionism, Of Palestine,
but is willing to accept a suitable home
for oppressed jews in any part of the
world.
Every now and then the Itoists (Mr.
Iangwill's organization) threw out sug.
gestions as to the possible reapproche.
mont with the Zionists; but Herr Wolff
sohn was quite emphatic on the point.
NO" he said d%ecisively, at is quite
impossible for MS to work together.
There is no LIKELIHOOD of my meeting
any of the Ito leaders, OF rather, the Ito
leader, for they have only one, and that
is Mr., Zangwill."
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HUDSON

Dryi Yes, a plenty.
Mrs. Shaffer is better, at this writ.
ing.
They repaired the Grogan pump last
Friday.
Robt. Parker has planted Ave acres
Of kanir.
Rev. Sinner held up a good Gospel
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Brown the well man, Is drilling
on the other side o. the river.
Mr.. Blevins has lot go Of his claim,
and Monette Shaifer has fled on 1t.
Miss June Lyman has proved that
Bermuda grass will grow In these parts.
John Grimsley is back from okla.
hOma and is again settled on his claim.
George Rice has put out a fine little
bunch Of fruit trees. Let the good work
go on.
Alonzo Loves and family are settled
on the Larabee farm, and ready for
business.
Mr.. Butler returned from California,
where he has been since July lst., last
Saturday.
Some vandal set fire to, and burned
the house on the farm that Ellis Ivy
recently bought.
The Non.P rogressives will begin re.
vival meetings ut the School House on
Friday night, May, Id.
Quite a number are putting out cot.
tonwood trees, and tho, 30 dry, they
are mostly looking fne.
Il. Morales and family are settled in
the section house. lie is the new fore.
a on the west section.
BY the way, Swartz bought a good
saddle nag, so that he is not walking
a'foot quite no much now.
Samuel Hacker and Morrison James
have each little orchards that are look.
ing bright, green and fine.
The Rock Island has been running
lots of new ties for the boys 10 ham.
mer on, and they are hard at L..
We are having an interesting Sun.
day school. Are you attending, and
thus helping to make II a successf'
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iBlLLY KAHN
correspondence
I'm
THE TAILOR MAN

Bud Monkey and T. w. Haas made
a business trip to the bra kes one day
last week.
A little daughter Of Mr.. Adams, near
the brakes has been very sick, but now
is improving.
Mrs. l.. +. Mars and Mrs. r. A.
Hudson were tho guests of Mrs. Geo.
Yates last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mcbride and
family have just returned home from
a few weeks in Clovis.
Mrs. Moore and two. sons and one
daughter were the guests of Mrs.
Yates last week.
Last Saturday night the Forest vi.
met at the school house and or.
a literary society and also a
.yphering and spelling match. A large
crowd attended.
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FOREST ITEMS

Ed Nix has gone to Dawson, TO work.
Mrs. Follie McKinnie has entered the
Forest school.
Claude McKinnie and Jim Nix have
gone to Clovis for a few days to work.
d. G.. Beevers and two sons went to
n meeting at la Lande, n. Mex.
Mrs. +. L. Watcrfeld has a light
stroke of paralysis.
Preaching was h Id at the School
house Sunday by Rev s. A. Hartline.
Singing was held at l.. p. Mars
Sunday night.
= q. L. McKinnie, W. NJ. Galloway and
Ed Nix have gone to Dawson to work.
Oscar Hudson Of Oklahoma, is visit.
ing his brother Reeve Hudson.
Mrs. Waterfeld and Merrill was the
guests OF Mrs. George Yates.
Miss May Nix was the guest of Miss
Lottie Henson Sunday.
Mr.. j. G. Mcbride and w. NJ. Elliott
made a business trip to Clovis last
week.
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Serial No. 0sl04, Contest No. 3055.
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Tucumcari New Mexico.
April 81, 1910.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been fled in this Office by Chancey o.
Schaper, contestant, against homestead
Entry No. 1865, Serial No. 0sl04,
made July II, 1907, for NJ SEN,
sWh NEA, sEANWA, Section SO,
Twp. 8 N, Range 81 L, N. n. Meri-
dian by James w. Adair, Contestee, IN
which it is alleged that the said entry
man has wholly abandoned said land
and changed his residence therefrom
for more than six months since max.
ing said entry next prior to the date
of the contest affidavit, November Il,
1909; that he at no time had a hab-
liable house or place of habitation up
on the land, wholly failing to establish
and maintain his actual boni ide resi-.
dence on the land; and that such de-
faults had not been cured on said date,
said parties are hereby notified to APP
pear, respond and offer evidence touch.
ing said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m.
on June 20, 1910, before the Register
and Receiver Mt the United States
Land Office in Tucumcari, N. M.
Record address Of entryman-Tu.
cumcari, N. M.
r. A. Prentice, Register.
5.l3.5t. N. v. C~allegos, Receiver.
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Morrison James family is, again, OF
home on the claim. Hope that they
will not leave again, even for so short
a time.
Census.taker Swartz, has finished his
jot. We have not heard that any one
Finished him for asking too many
questions.
Miss Lulu Luckey Of the Tucumcari
High School Corps Of teachers, accom-.
panied Miss Ulmer home Friday night,
and spent Saturday and Sunday with
her on Miss Timer q Ranch.
Ellis Ivy returned from Kansas City,
Friday last, where he had been work.
ing with his cattle. We did not learn of
his shipment, last week, in time for our
Hastings.
Miss Clara Rice led the Epworth
League meeting Sunday evening. Her
exposition of the Scripture lesson was
fine. Pity that more were not out to
hear At, and get the good of the meet.
ing.
"Dick" Seldom had a close call for
a fire, "enroute," when a big load of
the James household belongings broke
he was about four miles from
Tucum. Mrs. Butler, too, was on the
load and says that Dick worked like a
hero, unloading, while she handled the
which did not seem to like the
Fire Department" stunt. Two chairs
large rug, and some other furniture
was badly damaged. Seldom hands
badly blistered, but he Yves fortu.
in saving the balance of the load,
and the wagon.
/ KEN.
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BARD 7 T NEWS

Glen Rhodes is home from his work
at Tucumeari for a few days.
Work was begun on the switch here
Monday. A depot will be erected soon.
Miss Bernice Carter resigned her
position at Adrian and is with her
home folks.
s. l. Bennett sold his claim north.
east of Bard City and expects to move
back to West Virginia.
Glen Rhodes sold his REIMBURSEMENT
on his place east of town to a Nj.
Martin of Clarendon, Texas.
Horne Bros. received a consignment
of goods for their store Tuesday, II
being delivered by the local freight on
the T. & NJ.
The teachers and pupils Of the Sun.
day School are preparing an interesting
program for Children Day exercises
to he rendered the first Sunday in
June.
Sunday School here continues to in.
crease in numbers and great interest is
being taken by old and young. There
are usually sixty to seventy-fve in
attendance. We kindly urge and re.
quest Others who do not seem to be in.
terested to come out and help In the
good work. II is time we'll spent.
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stalled at the town we'll 30 we do not
have to wait for the wind to blow.
Herman Doerge and sons, Fred and
Dewey, Il. b. Twitchell and Ralph Car.
ter were In camp at the river for sew.
eral days.
Mrs. j. ID. Cutlip and Miss Barnett
of Tucumcari, have been visit.
ing Mrs. Cutlip 3 brother, ". L. Camp.
bell at Obar.
The Epworth League met Sunday
evening at 8 O'Clock May /, with 10
present. Miss Edna Link led the meet.
ing. The subject being Empowering
Testimony.
The Show Me Club gave q dance at
Frank Mears' barn one night last
week. An extra large crowd was there
and dancing continued until day light.
Sanwiches and coffee were served dur.
ing the evening.
Miss Agnes Nippert entertaiend the
circle at her home Thursday
afternoon, the entire membership be.
ing present. A delightful time was
spent socially and a few musical mum.
bers were rendered by the Hostess.
Regular sewing was INDUCED in aud
refreshments served.
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CONTEST NOTICE

Serial No. 0sl04, Contest No. 3055.
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Tucumcari New Mexico.
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Roosevelt Will Be Given Big Reception
/ KEN.

London, May6-With the arrival Of
Mr.. Roosevelt only a little over a week
off London Is already foverish with ex-
element to give Americas distinguish
ed citizen a proper reception. Never
before has the city contained as many
Americans as now, and every MOTEL IL
crowded to its utmost, while several
hundred more are due to arrive during
the next few days On the American,
cunard and North German boats. The
Picadilly, Strand and Fleet Street are
already prepared for the reception and
you see ten ''old Glories'' TO every
Union Jack" The stars and Stripes
are floating everywhere. -. &c. 49,.
The reception OF Mr.. Roosevelt by
city Corporation on Tuesday, May 81.
on the occasion Of his visit to the Guild
hall, Mr. Roosevelt Is to be presented
with the honorary freedom of the city
and the certificate being enclosed in a
gold box. The honor is to be conferred
upon him in recognition Of the distin-
guished in which he filled the
office Of president Of the United States
Of America and the eminent services
he has rendered the cause Of civilization
by maintaining amicable relations with
foreign Nations. -. -. ........
The reception is to follow the lines
of the memorable entertainment given
to ex-President Grant on June Is, 1877.
MIR. Roosevelt escorted by a troup of
horse, will ride from the United States
Embassy along Il professional route
which will take in Oxford Street, New
~Cheapside. lie will he accompanied,
i is understood, by the United States
Ambassador.
Immediately ON his arrival at Guild.
hall porch Mr.. Ro evelt will be con.
Quoted to the library, where a large
number of people, including it is hopei,
a memLer of the royal family, members
of the government and OF the opposi.
ton, representative city bankers, and
commercial men of both nations, will
welcome him on behalf Of the citizens
of London. The Gown clerk will read
the resolution Of the court of Common
Council deciding to confer the honorary
freedom of the city on Mr.. Roosevelt,
and the city Chamberlain, Sir Joseph
Dinlsdale, welcoming the distinguished
guest, will, in the name of the corpor.
alton, offer him, after the traditional
custom, the right hand OF fellowship
and present the vellum scroll inscribed
with the words of the resolution, and
enclosed in a gold box which is now be-
ing made.
The reception at the Guildhall Is AN
honor that has been paid to only one
other ex'president of the United States,
namely, General Ulysses Grant, in the
year when Sir Thamas White was Lord
Mayor.
/ have just had an interview with
Herr David wolffsohn, president OF the
actions committee Of the Zionists or.
%ganization, who is paying n short visit
to London. Herr Wolffsohn, who is q
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Look up the date of your
paper, and if the time is up
kindly drop us a line and say
whether or not you desire it
continued. If we do not
hear from you we will dis
continue it.
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R. A. Prentice, Register.
N. V. Callegos, Receiver.
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NOTICE

All Catholic men interested in the for.
nation of Knights Of Columbus Council
at Tucumcari are requested to write for
particulars to Charles W. Casey, Tucum-
earl.
Rev. Jules II. Molinie.
Acting Pastor.
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NOTICE
TELEPHONE NO. 1866

All parties knowing themselves in
debted to me will please call and set
tie at once and oblige. / have obliga
tions to meet and need the money. You
will please see me at your earliest son.
venience.
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j. A. STREET.

Something new every day at the
Spencer Fountain.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-02-17
THREATENED WIFE
WITH PISTOL

M. d. Hyder, Of Bristol, was arrest
ed here Saturday night by policeman
w. G. Fogleman, after the former had
threatened his wife's life with n revolt
yer. 1t seems that Mrs. Hyder had
left her home because of the alleged
mistreatment of her husband, and he
and his wife's father came here in
search of her to induce her to return
to the children. She declined to go
with her husband, protesting fear that
he might do her bodily harm. He is
said to have drawn revolver in a
threatening manner when she refused
TO go. This led to his arrest. When
taken In charge he was unarmed, but
carried a revolver belt. 1t developed
that he had placed the pistol, 32-cal-
ibre Winchester, in his father-in-law's
pocket as means of escaping fine
for pistol toting. The revolver was To-
Gated little later. Hyder was requir-
ed to give bond in the sum of S75 for
his appearance before the recorder, and
a certified check for the amount was
deposited.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-02-17
PLANS AND SPECIFICA-
TIONS FOR SCHOOLS

Nashville, Feb. 14.-Plans and speci-
fications for the three normal schools
will be received by the board of educa-
ton up to March Is. The board at its
last meeting voted to adopt plans for
the building, and instructed Supt.
Jones to furnish to all architects who
desired to compete all data necessary
to the preparation of the plans. The
buildings will cost total of $500, 600.
At Johnson City and Murfreesboro, one
main building TO cost 100000 and a
woman's dormitory to cost $4,000 will
be erected at each. At Memphis, a
main building to cost 100000, wo-
mans dormitory to cost $780, 900, a
model school to cost $50, 900 and a cen
trail heating plant will be erected.
Gov. Patterson said today: "Agricul-
ture is the great interest of the state,
and will probably remain SO for all
time to come. 1t is essential that the
public school teachers of the state
should be prepared to teach at least
the elements of agriculture.
Continuing the governor said: awe
have made fine contracts for the state
in the location of land for these school.
In Shelby county we have eighty acres
close to the city. This land is worth
from $500 to 1000 per acre, and it was
procured without cost to the state.
Near Murfreesboro, in Rutherford
county, we have secured 100 acres
eighty acres of which were secured
without cost, and the other twenty
acres cost $500. AT Johnson City We
have between 125 and 140 acres OF
beautiful hill site. This beautiful loca
ton for the East Tennessee school was
procured free of any cost whatever. The
! land has value OF at least $75,00O. Al
the buildings are to be of brick"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-02-17
KNGSPORT TO
HAVE BIG PLANT

Kingsport, Tenn. Feb. $50 d
Kingsport is coming to the front since
the completion Of the o., G. & 0. rail-
road, We are to have big cement
plant that will cost to complete about
5000, 900. The contract has been let to
r. T. and g. ID. Stewart Construction
Company, of Easton, Pa, and they ex-
pect to commence work in about three
weeks with large force of hands. 1t
will require about one year to build
this plant which will give employ
ment to 300 or 400 people when COM
pleted.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-02-17
REV. T. D. ROE
: NOL
BURIED TO-DAY

News of the death of Rev. I. ID. Roe,
evangelist of Holston NJ. L church
conference, at Knoxville on Tuesday,
came as quite surprise to his many
friends in this city, where he had made
his home little over one year ago. He
was in Knoxville when his death oc-
Cured assisting the Rev. w. l.. Oliver
in conducting a revival. A few weeks
previous he had been assisting Rev. j.
d. Robertson, of Hartman, and during
that period contracted measles, and
his death was the result of a relapse.
The remains were brought to this city
Tuesday on the vestibule and taken to
his late home on Hamilton street The
funeral occurred at the M. +. church
at 8 a. m. this morning and was con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Tar
water, and Revs. w. L. Oliver, of
Knoxville, and J. ID. Robertson, of
Hartman. lnterment will be at his
former home, Roam Mountain. He is
survived by wife and three children.
He was graduated from the Grant
University, of Chattanooga, and had
charge of churches at Chucky, Fail
Branch and Jonesboro, before he be-
came an evangelist, since which time
he has converted 200 persons, a record
he was justly proud of The remains
were handled in this city by the fol-
lowing masonic pallbearers: w. B,
Miller, w. B. Harrison, VIM. Silver,
Tom O'Brien, Horace Burleson and
Mr.. Patterson. At Roam Mountain
the local lodge took charge of the re-
mains and buried them with masonic
honors.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-02-17
PROF. JONES DISSENTS
FROM Gates OPINION

Nashville, Tenn. Feb. 15.-Follow.
ing Gen. Gates opinion to Comptroll-
er Frank Dibrill to the effect that the
general education bill passed by the
last general assembly, allowing to the
schools 25 per cent of the gross reve
nues Of the state did not include the
receipts from the charitable institu
tons and the state prison. Prof. r. L.
Jones, superintendent of public instruc
tions, today gave out a dissenting
opinion. Prof. Jones states that in
passing the law the members of the
legislature knew exactly what they
were doing. He gave as proof of this
statement table of figures prepared
and submitted to each member before
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-02-17
EXPOSITION.
Mr.. Reason Tells of Valuable Prizes
to be Awarded to Boys and
Girls for Corn and Poultry

J. J. Reason, superintendent of the
agricultural and horticultural depart
ments of the Appalachian Exposition,
which is to be held in Knoxville next
fall, was visitor in johnson City last
Saturday. Mr.. Reason states that the
matter of arranging for big exposition
is now moving forward in Satisfacto-
~ way, the contract for the first build
ing having been let. Mr.. Reason is es-
pecially interested in the agricultural
and horticultural exhibits to be made
when the exposition opens next Sep
TENDER. He is now making tour OF
East Tennessee to interest the farmers
in the exposition. He will organize
corn and poultry clubs among the boys
and gills in this connection and will
endeavor to create a wide interest in
the exposition.
There will be cash premium for the
best ten ears of corn exhibited, grown
by boys not over Is nor under IA. 9th
er prizes for the next best ten ears OF
corn will be awarded as follows: $75
for the second, $50 for the third, s25 for
the fourth, $3.50 for the fifth.
Mr.. Reason states that also scholar
ships III colleges and also farming inn
plements will be awarded as prizes in
the agricultural department.
Exhibitors will be admitted to the
exposition free of charge.
Prizes will be awarded to girls for
the best trio of chickens. These prizes
will range from $40 to IS. The poultry
department will distribute $3.50 prizes.
A prize of $1,000 will be awarded fol
best county exhibit; 800 for second
best; $500 for third best; $500 for fourth
best, and $500 for the fifth best.