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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13

"SPOKANE INVENTIONS
\ limited amount of West
ern Motor Plane Stock has
been placed on the market.
Inquire of exclusive sales
agent, R. B. Morrow, Is Cur
It's blk. Phone Main 1886.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13

Rose Floral Co.-Cut flowers, plants,
landscape gardening. 420 Riverside
avenue. Main 437S.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13
Help Wanted-Agents
Help Wanted-Female

New York School of Millinery
Complete course, $25. Expert in
charge. Old hats made to look new.
OFFICE 3l5 South Washington
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Removal

DIRE. D. +. Sells and w. Il. s. Coyns
have removed to rooms 500 32l Paul
sen building. Phone BIAS.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13
WHAT'S THE USE
TO PAY RENT2

fare bill: $50 cash and rent takes
that 5-room modern bungalow close
In on North Side; owner will give
special bargain this week. Call at
10l5 Shannon ave.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13

$3.50 buys 3 room plastered
house, stone foundation,
graded street, cement side
walk, city water; Hays Park,
half block from car.
Grocery ana Pool Room, 3 year
lease, cheap rent; a snap at
$1,000; will consider trade.
"a Room Brick Apartment
House, close to Howard and
Riverside; snap at $l400;
will consider trade.
Houses to rent in all parts.
Farm for rent-160 acres, all
broken.
INDIANA REALTY CO.,
01S2S Division St. Max. 3047.
Residence phone, Max. 2S0O-R.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13
Lost and Found.
PRIVATE SANlTARIUM
Manicuring and Massage

Miss NJ Edwards, scalp and face
treatment, vapor baths and mas
sage. sherwood blk, parlor 20, $40
riverside avenue. -, ~.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-13
Cleaning and Pressing
Doctors
Attorneys.

20 HlNNI 7. VI iIIN, ia W yer, fIV NVI UIII-
bia building. Phone. Main 1892.
Cooper e. Co, collections. 40 Column
bia building. Phone o?a2
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-07-16
NUM-. "a

Jesuftas, Dominicos y Salesianos.
En- Madrid hay setenta Y nueve
conventos, en- Barcelona, noventa; en-
Victoria veinte y cinco, y en- las otras
capitaies de provlncias, de diez 4
ounce. FL presupuesto del Estado
para el quito es de cuarenta y un mi
llones doseientas treinta Y seis mil
pesetas.
Aumenta la agitaci0n en- toda Espa-
ia por la llamada question religiosa.
Los animos estan muy excitados,y
son numerosisimas las poblaciones
ionde sc han organizado manifesta-
clones populares en- pro Y en- contra
To la pontica que respecto q las co.
munidades religiosss 6 Interpretation
lei artiCu | de Ia Constitution sus-
tenta el Gohierno, La mayoria de
iiChas manifestaciones son hostiles al
Gabinete.
En- Bilbao Sc hanlreproducido dos
tumultos, dAndose gritos de viva el
Papa Reyl tenieudo la policia y la
5uardia Civil que intervenir, disola
viendo los grupos a viva fuerza.
Ei orden ha quedado restablecid0
an Bilbao, pero eontinda Rllf la excl.
tacion de los anlmos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-07-16

'ho de anterioridad que tenia en- el
irchivo de su petici0n por las aguas
'obrantes del Gallinas y que por con.
'lguiente Mr.. Jones no tiene un re.
,lamo Waldo, etc.
Basandose en- este punto de anterio.
tidad el ingeniero territorial decide
ia question 4 favor de los fideicomisa.
rios de la merced. Pero de esta de
,isi6n apel0 ell seflOr Jones y llev0 el
tsunto ante 10 que Sc nombra los
Water Commis-ionersN del Terrific.
'io (Comisionados de las Aguas) para
determination final, Y estos, segub
II Optic, han decididO en- contra dt
Mr.. Jones, como 10 habia hech0 el
ngenier0 territorial. Estos son los
bstaculos que nos dice el eolega OUT
ian sido allanados y removidos los
uales la empresa Caminara ahors
iento en- popa hasta su final conclu.
sion.
Lo que no Sc sabe es 81 Mr.. Jones
levara o no su cAusa los mas altos
rlbuuales. Su c0Utencion de 81 e.
lue el gobiern1 al petieionar por 10
erechus de aqua en- question no cum
Jrio con t0das las dispocisi0nes de Ii
" y que por eonsiguiente el dererht
Iue sdquiri0 no es Waldo. La ley
llce que la petlci0n debera de hacers,
Dor un Official del gobierno. Mr.
tones recama que el que la hizo nj
ra sino I'm empleado del gobierno
ciI asuto, pur tant0, Sc reduce a uns
uera teeniCalidad de ley.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-07-16
A mis- Amigos.

Es cosa que todos sabeD, que de al
gGn Temp 4 esta fecha he perdido
mi vista completamente, y sunque
mi ssldd en- 10 general q bueDa, "
fa b de visits me impide buscar 10
viis. Los medieos me dicen que
pupdo rec0bfsr ID vista. pero para
eco necesito una cantldad de dinero
considerable, no mfnus de cien pc
sos, y en- mi situaci0n actual es inn
possible sgencinr esa suma por medic
de mis- propios esfuerzos Pur con
-igulpnte, me vpo On In precisa nece
.i'lad de apelnr IN genprnsidad De
u't- bmieos, do saurllO- Iue me hsu
rU oruhu pr rn hrs eflns, y gue pu
den jug ,, pr la hi-tris .. mi vida
pass ia. 81 -ey dignD 80 10 byu "a {
.tr, -Hpieand' les - NrVtu suXiib r
~, ,-tb hars tri-te de pi T. foit4'
MO, CON w qDe, sin - rlui W. ~ 4
M nos, pttdso, lsra ubg + pr M
rff'
Sy rr 81" 10 r sp.tn Z" e1iig
y ervidor Felix Cards
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-07-16
EAST las VEGAS NUeVo MEXICO sAsADO De JULIO De 1910

ett, Santa Rosa, pOr Frank Trsxler
J. A. Haley y Scipio Salszsr, por W
q. Mcdonald, CArrizozo; j. y. Up
ton, Deming; Eugenio Romero, Mo
~; j Floersheim, Roy; A. j. Buck,
pOr q IL. M, iiitt, AlamOgordo; W.
d, NJ, Bee, Clovis; IL. +. Jones, Por
taIes, per w. X McGill; j. W. Sui
ivan, Hagan; J. +. Hand, Los Ala.
uos; Fiiadelfo Bacu, Las Vegas; Ar
thur SehgmsD, Santa f.; A. 2. Hin,
por A. J. Loomis, Santa Fe; J. W.
Latham, por +. ID. Tlttman, LAX,
Valley; Johu l.. Burnside, Silver
City, por W. b. Walton; A. c. To.
rres, Socorro; II NJ. Dougherty, So.
corro; A. Gusd' #, Taos, por A. B
NcGatfey; Juan n. Will, Talpa; j.
f, Lsssater, Estancia; +. f. Jen
umgs, Willard; Ben. Gooch. Jr., BE.
eu; J r. Wharton, AlamogOrdo,
Iur w. T. Hepewell,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-07-16
MaS SObre el PreS6n de Ia San.
guiiuela.

El Optic, disflO ne esta ciudad, en-
4a entrega correspondence al martes
Ia e7ta semana nos ha dich0 que los
gbstaculos que estorhaban Ia cons
truceiou del pruyectsdo pres6n lla
madO he "l.a Sangujuela," cerca de
Las Vegas, han sido allanados va, y
lue ahora la proyectada empresa De
rpgsdi0 seguira a1elante en- su curse
lie construction, sin estorb0 alguno,
nasta que sea acabada en- tOdos sus
ietalles. Esta es la empresa de re-
gadio la cual tambien se conOce como
d empresa Cunfield.
Los Obstaculos A que Sc rehere ell
3olega y los cuales nos asegura que
han sidO alanados, son estos: El pro.
yectadO dep0sito de agues de Cam
field en- La Sdnguijuela tendra que
ser lleuado con las aguas sobrantes
del RIO Gallinas Ell tiemp0s dc lluvia
Y cuando no haya siembras que regar
IN los tefrenos de riego un lado y
otro del rio. Pero para tener dere-
cho a1u estas aguas SO hace necesa.
riO que el que para tales fines las va
va usar cumpia con ciertosrequisitos
lie Ia ley. Air petielonar los co.
nisl0nados de la merced al lngenie'
70 territorial que "a el que Sc entlen.
lie on el Asunto ppr el permiso y de.
rechO para usar las aguas s0brante:
del RIO GallInas por Camheld para
1ue las emplee para llenar su prOyec
tado dep0sito de La SanguiIuela, MIR
Jones interpuso una objection, alegan
10 que el es el derechosO d tai dere
cho y permiso para regar tierras ari
das en- Ia merced de Preston Peck
tambien cerca de Las Vegas, por ha,
her sldo archivada primero su petit
ci0n de el. Per0 para que mejGr 81
entienda el asunt0 diremOs que el go
bierno, euando 80 proponta construi
Ia empress de regadio que ah0ra q
propoue hacpr Camfeld, fu6 el pri.
nero en archlvsr su petici0n con 9
ingenlerO territorial p0r el derecht
de aguas en- question. Mas tarde 2
gobiernO abandono Ia idea de cons
truir oil preson Y eut0nces fue cuand'
Mr.. Jones archlv0 su petici0n. Ia
contencl0n de los hdeIcomisarios o
que el goblerno les traspasd el deTe
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-07-16
Roosevelt y Ia Division en- Su
PartidO.

A nadle SO le 0culta VA nj tampocI
my QUEEN 81 atreva a negarlO que ei
el PaTtldu Rtpubllcano en- tudos lo,
Eatadus del Este pxlate una brechl
tan ancha que parece uh imposibl,
lue pueda ser cerrada y cicatrizada
El partido esta dividldo en- dos ban
los llanado un0 el bando de los re-
guiares, que ts el de la administrH
5i0n, lOs republcan0s netos, y q
tr0 el que se llauIa I'll baudO de lo'
nsurgeutes y Il eual psta capltaneadt
por slgunos de los repub icanns ma
pr0niinentes del pals. La rebeldfa d.
%. insurgents es por causa ne la ma
n fe de la administration en- no ha
ner dsdO cumplimiento la prumes,
lue 50 hizo al pueblo en la Canpanl
pr0xlma pasada presidential, por e.
Jaftldu repubiehno, de revlsar Ia les
ie tarifa en- sentido descendente q fii
de sbaratar los precios de los articu.
,os uIas lndlspensables para la vidt
lue consume el pueblo trabajador dt
pais. Lus lnsurgentes, por 10 tantu
ienen de iii ato la razon y la JUST.
Ia. Los republlcHnUs netUs no tlenel
II 10 uuu nllO utrO, perO tleuen q lOs
uonopollus y Z. dinero de eslos.
6Qde ladO Abrazara el eX presiden
IL Roosevelt? es la pregunta que co
rre de b ca en- boca por tOdo el PAT
sin que haya persona aiguna que TO-
IaVia pueda uar acertaua contesta
ION. III mismo parece no sdberlo
BESIDE su regresO de Europa y e
Africa ha lenido vaTias eonterencia,
on los Jtfrs de los insurgentes y es'
os aparentan estar muy contentU'
;un 10 que sci cazadOr de os0s" lei
IA dlcho, y ne clio SO deduce que e
Rough Rider So pondra del had,
IL los lusu gentes una Vez que Sc vet
,DligndU a tunnr ladO en- la question
,u utima ueclaraci0n q la prensa 80
ore el particular fue harto misteri0
ID. btO Il un reporter que 10 entire
yist0 en- su resiuencia, en- Oyst0r Bay
Nueva York, ei l3 del que rlge:
"QuierO que SO tntienda que toda
Via no me he declaradO parudariu n
10 los ihsuIgeutes hi DC los regularel
m el partiio republieano, Aguard,
Iaru Ver que huCen ambOs lad0s.
"Ml interes principal esta en el es
Calo de Nueva York, per0en asunto
IaciOnales quierU ver a amb0s, regu
lares 6 lnsufgentes, hOmbres del par
lido independientes. Quiero yer
los dem0eratas lgual que los repu
Jllcau05.
"sPerO usted no guerra que gamer
los uemOcraLasY' ST IL pregunt0.
mo quItrO que ganen 81 los repu
1licanos hacen su ueber," cOntesto G
Coronel.
Esta ultima contestaci0n de Roose
vvli, de ''nO quiero que ganen 10
lem0rrstas 81 los republican0s hacel
81 debvr, 81 cunplen bien," es 10 qu
tene perplejos a los republicanOs re
kulare5.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-07-16
RsIpl Y Catsna GRATIS.
VALE LA PENA SALVAR LA
VIDA?

la aefo-a Mollie McB ney, Dc Prem
ties, Ma s., esufihe que eiie padecia un
severe 60 90 os erfsruejed do .os mo
mes y de Ia veglga, : que curtro butte
las dol Re uedio Fo,ey para los hho es
Ia curaron comp et meuts, Lice 81 CO
rrsr 81 carta "D1 c5raz0n recomiendo
el Remeiio de- Foley pr. ob binuurs a
eualeRquiers que psuez' do emf. na
dad de los Rih1nss tss mtne roe
ssly6 Ia Vi Ia" 0 y Nh.sie y Cruz
hoia,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-07-16
vENTA DE 10 cENTAVos.

Cazoletas, cafeteras y teLefas, Gu
betas, trampitas para Ia ropa, bande-
lss para fregar, bolo para los Eerstos
y centenAres de 0tros artfculns tOdoa
del valor de lbc 4 5Oc, estan shora de
venta en- nuestra ventana.
A i0c Cada Cosa,
r. G. GEHRING
sl6.SiS Douglas Ave-,
Temple Masonico,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
DEMrNo HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING

m" city Of poming will erect IN the
near future u High School building that
viii bee a credit 10 that civ They
viii -p"ud about t3j, OUO. and will erect
u modern building Ia every respect.
This week the President Of the Tucum
err School Board received u letter from
Prof j f. Dodcrcr Of Dcminy, request
ing information regarding the build
ny erected D., the bonri here lie de
4ired q cui Of our school huildinp aud
md that he had heard Of the building
a. being Of modern design, aud wanted
also to secure plan. aud spec hratiuns
W are glad &" hear ct th, MOI" ment
for q high school building ri, Dcming.
~ nothing 'ul attract investors aud
homc builders m"r" than good school
facilities. This B., the second city in
the Territory that has sent tor the cut
nni plan, for 1urumcar Is high school
building, and nothing has given NJ moye
thNotahl" comment THAI "a" beautiful
building nf which We are 80 proud.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
PUBLICITY AND RELIGION

The suggestion of a local clergyman
that "a" churches should use newspa
per advertising 10 give publicity to
rrli pi"us services. the Chicago Tribune
says. y m idea which has already had
partial trial with good results. "Gip
~ Smith. Mr. Torrey aud other evan
CYCLISTS have found larger audiences
aud more widespread discussion ~ their
work since they hegsn the use OF a
systematic advertising campaign when
they visit large cities, and in many
place, throughout the country certain
churches nrc using newspaper space reg
ularly and with great profit Ia their
cause. So we'll l. this sort ~ publicity
thought II that u noted evangelist hn.
written u book setting forth the psy.
rhology ~ advertising 49, a benefit To-
the church, aud giving expert advice on
how Ia prepare religious "ads." MANY
independent churches have beeu adver.
iising regularly FOR years in the sun.
lay newspapers IN an inconspicuous
way. hut there has been u general he's
%iatiou On the part Of denominations 20
resort 20 publicity methods, which they
think might bring condemnation Al.
hupu"r1uc Journal
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
IKE JONES SELLS INTER
EST IN MEAT BUSINESS

II. x Buchanan ha, bought a half
interest IN the Jones Meat Market 10.
rsird on ~"cond street The new firm
announces that they viii NJ all times
i,ecp An up =" date stock 81 fresh and
cured meats, both Kansas 'ity aud ma.
tive, fresh vegetables, u full line Of
fine gr"r"fi"., aud viii have q supply
Il fish aui oysters every Friday The
ynung men Who r"mpu~c the hrm ARE
histlrrs and NO doubt will get their
share of the business IN the ritN Mr..
B1chanan t. % son Of ". =. buchanan
resident ~ the First National Bank,
and has been o resident ut Tucumcnri foi
upr wear. Nv Jones b, well known to
the people ct the city and county. and
hr been ~ the meat business for some
tine Their place of business b. IN the
uSllrFps Block lust south Of the new
Iwh building, and their telerhon" mum
h,p j. -.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05

their nstive habitat. Five dollars will
provide a garden Of small fruit for
amy dry farm and fiji u cellar with
preserves for the winter.
IN planting shade trees, they should
never be pot boled in the hard ground
u strip should be- plowed and the sam
treatment accorded them NJ in the or
chnrd. The Silver Popular, Locust and
Elm are among the best, the two former
always coming up again from the root
& they happen to die down after the
first or second year. The yellow pine
will stand more drought than any tree
In the west; with this tree aud the red
any irrigation and with very little eul
tivation except nj the start.
They can be obtained from the forest
when not over two or three feet high,
must be- dug with a ball Of earth care
fully tied up IN gunny sacking. aud
planted gunny sack and all where they
nre 10 grow Any month IN the spring
will do, aud the sandy aud gra,ely
soils are the best.
The woodbine. hops and wild cucum
her viii grow all over the dry farm
house IL they are given half u chance.
th" drip from the roof he ny ample for
their growth. The woodhine, or Virgin
M crcrpci ~ listed In tho seed books ~
AmprlupsiS Quinquefolia.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
THIRD ANNUAL BALL
OF b. OF L. Y. AND Z

RI" brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
men and Engineers will give their third
annual hall ~ the skating rink in this
,ity On March the 18th. The hall will
J." under the management If the Lost
River Lodge No iui, OF this rity. The
committc" have engaged the HERR" or
ch"stra to furnish music for the occa
ion, which il q guarantee that the mu
ic will be the best that the city can
produce. The floors will be- put IN the
i,"st "f condition. and the personnel ~
The different committees removes all
loubt a. 20 the success Of the affair.
The programs are hautiful m design.
and those who are fortunate enough In
receive one ~ them will give il n place
among the beautiful souvenirs they are
collecting. The front page Of the pro
gram has a picture Of a train running
~ full speed, and is embossed with
flags aud lanterns in green aud red.
III" nHmc Of the Lodge IN printed In
red, and the date Oh the bah in green.
The frame Of the lanterns il in gold.
The names III the different committees
j. printed In green aud red. and "a green
pencil with a silk tassel and cord is
attached to each program. The com
%nittccs in charge are m follows;
copy back of progrHm)
The rules governing the dance are "a,
follows:
copy Of rules, }
The gentlemen in charge hope 10 make
this ball, Il possible n greater success
than any that have proceeded IL, and
they will see that the very best Of order
u had, and that nothing will be omitted
that will contribute TO the pleasure OF
all who attend. Tickets are now OF
sale, and may lee purchased from an,
member II the arrangement committee
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05

Dry Farming Congress Bulletin

IMPORTS ND DRY FARMING
There il food for serious thought in
d recent bulletin, issued by the Depart
mcnt Of Agriculture In which the start
ling statement il made, that during the
hVc years l9OI-inO5. the average val
u- per capita Of agricultural imports
WIS t5.67, an Increase OF more than 100
per cent, In 30 years. Joseph 4. Arnold,
editor Ia chief of the division Of pub
LEGATIONS of the Department, summary
-d this bulletin, states that the farm
products imported may be- divided into
two general Glasses, those which CON.
pete with products Of farms In this
country. aud those which do not. The
first class, embracing such items n sug
NJ. tobacco, hay aud hides aud skins,
makes up a little less than half of the
total. In the early iftic- only about one
third Of our imports were farm products,
but their Importance gradually %increas.
ri aud la 1875 To the end OF the cen
tin agricultural products made just
about one half of the total, in some
years rising above and ia some years
falling below the 80 per cent line. Since
1900 they have continued to increase.
In view OF the fact that the United
States IN pre- emiuenily an agricultural
country, these facts aud figures pres
-nt n most, interesting problem. The
consumer will very naturally ask why
We should import agricultural products
a~ggtegatiug in round number, half a
billion dollars in value annually, when
our continental domain includes millions
Of acres that should make our farmers
lead the world IN production. This ques.
tion brings forward the problem of food
supply, tho solution Of which is being
worked on, 10y the Dry Farming Con
grcss.
There are many agricultural products
which, by reason Of climatic conditions
essential to their production, must al
ways remain ON the list Of imports, NJ
far ~ continental United States Is con
eorned. But the staples to the prOduc
ton Of which the climate aud soils oi
our immense farming districts are M ad
mirsbly adapted, should continue FOL
generations Ia exceed home consump
tion to such an extent, that the United
49,. - - ~ III +
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05

spring a variety Of crops will he plant.
ed. Dry Farming methods will be used
~ ~cultivating these crops. Prof. Graves
plan IL TO determine not only the val.
ues Of standard crops, but also the
a~d0ptabiliiv Of other crops not Sc,
tried ia that district.
This is another tangible evidence Of
results from tho work OF the Dry
Farming Congress. This organization
has constantly aud consistently urged
the establishment Of agricultural de.
%partmonts in public schools of tho coun
try, %belIcvcing that In this way, bet.
ter than in any other, can the boys and
girls Of today, who will be- the men aud
women carrying on the worlds work
NJ tomorrow, be interested and educat
ed Ia the fundamental principles Of az
riculturc, which H. the cornerstone OF
modern civilization. The Fourth Con
gress adopted Il resolution urging Oh,
Incorporation in public schools curricula
NJ agricultural instruction aud the See
rotary has carried on an active cam
paign with this end IN view. The Bullc
tia recently suggested the establishment
oi small experimental farms Ia conncc
lion with the schools IN the rural dis
%tricts, aud 1t is gratifying to the Of
fcers of the congress to see this sugges
ton being carried out IN Nevada. IL I,
hoped that other state, will follow
the example.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
NAY. FEED GRAIN AMI COAL
w~EATHERFoRD q MARTIN
A WRONG IMPRESSION

There seems 20 be nn impression Ia
the minds IT some " nur citizens. that
the Is IT t. aud T.. boys and the mem
hers of the Military Company, aud that
members of the Company will ne, be-
welcome nj the BAH to be- u,
rn ou the 18th Of this month
The News is reliably informed that such
81, not the cas,. and that the members
of the Military Company will be treat
ed with as much courtesy ~ anyone who
shall attend.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
SUIT FOE DAMAGES

\ suit for damages has been brough,
by Felipe Ortega against the j. A
Wan" Construction Company, for si0,.
35O, Tor injuries sustained while in their
employ. During the construction OF
the T. 4 VI rRilrosI, OrteRa was lamp
ing Il blast n"ar R"yuclto when il eH
plodcd, gripping his hand and other
wise injuring him, Tie has brought suit
to recover damaRes through his Attor
boys, j. D. Cutlip, and Holloman a
McElroy,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
MAYEs.C HAaR

Walter W. Mayes and Miss Catherine
Chase were married Monday ut Dial.
hart. aud have gone Ia DallRs on their
wedding o u Mr.. Mayes is 4 promi-
nent attorney Of this city, and Miss
Chase is a charming young lady who
has for the past two years made her
home here, and is one Of the most popo.
lar ladies Of the city, The News az.
tends the glad hand"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-03-05
THOUSAND A WEEK
SALARY ron woLaABT

Ad WolEast, lightweight champion,
has accepted the offer Of 81 900 u week
for a ten week vaudeville engagement
made for him by an agent last week.
wOlgast will be In Kansas City the
week u March II. He WIN have .
weeks saeasemsat IN "a Leafs hsfsss
going there. Aftss shewiAg . week
there woisast win visit the s&ssssn