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had to run the gauntlet of the British
sentries. to get across the river Revere
had to evade the watchers on the British
frlgate Somerset, for the royalists We're
guarding road and river to prevent any
news OF their movements getting out of
the city. but Dawes and Revere eluded
the sentinels of camp and ship. Once
safely across the river Revere procured
q horse and went dashing through the
night carrying the word of warming
Dawes. travelling by the longer road, rode
Just as bravely and just as hard. Half
an rour after Revere had reached Lex
inston poor Dawes arrived. No poet has
sung his praise.
But. matter of fact. if neither
Revere nor Dawes had ridden that night
the news of the movement of the British
troops would have reached Lexington and
concord Just the same The men direct
ing the affairs of the Continental cause
We're too clever to depend at such "a
critical period on messengers getting out
OF Boston Three days before the historic
ride Paul Revere had carried a message
from DR.. Warren to John Hancock and
Samuel Adams telling them the British
troops We're preparing to move. Fearing
the British intended to seize the military
supplies stored at Concord the committee
of safety had the supplies distributed
Sudbury, Stow, Leicestsr Mendon Gro
TON, Stoughtonham. Worcester and Lam
caster each getting part. Then it was
arranged that when the British troops
We're ordered To move the fact should he
signaled by lanthorn light from the
belfry of the Old North Church-oue
lisht II the troops went by land (around
the necki, two If by sea tacross the
mouth of the Charles river to Charles
tcunb
The world always VIII view Revere as
IN" messenger of the revolution. The
-prtr Rf he
- Sat ride = -tAr tftit WIN ST. Inc
hearts OF Americans so long as the ma
non cndures, hut Paul Revere made sew
eFa,l other rides that were of more ma
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things, then what do VIC need and want
"A sad dog for you is the lobbyist i'm
the Washington play. He always wears
a fur-trimmed overcoat, a top hat that
for sheer gloss makes the brook of Mar
cissus look by comparison, like something
Opaque, and canary diamond in his
shirt front about the size of an unhusked
haZelnut. He smokes long black cigars
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] IS to 10 regretted
that I.ongfellow.
when he wrote
p a III Revere 5
Ride. did not
know more about
the happenings Of
that historic night
in 1910. IL is pic
turesque to paint
Revere. booted and
spurred ON the op-
poslie shore. wait
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WASHINGTON PLAYS NOT TRUE TO LIFE SAYS RESIDENT

that presumption. No matter whence he
halls. however. the state representative
Is always "A sure-enough rough diamond,
even if he does employ the double mega
tive, spit at casual targets. go cuff1ess
from principle and heap eloquent Iidicule
upon persons who use such fool things
as flngernail files.
Eyes, the stage representative, too, is
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.'rhe stage representative is just natu
rally bound TO talk about the pee-pul.'
and also he advsrts pretty often to his
'dcestric'-he never calls ii district--an nd
i'm some of the Washington plays he ear
RIGS in his right hip pocket "a gun the size
Of Alkali lke's: presumably for the pur
pose OF shooting full of holes such per-
SOILS lccr at him Tor eating lemon
merinSuc pic with knife.
''CuriouSly enough. the great majority
Of the stage representatives, appear to he
from the great state of Texas TIE uni
form they wear, at any rate, helps along
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He coppered the dome OF the new state
house. the state house of which he. as
the head of the Masonic order laid the
corner stone. lie was the founder OF the
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics As
ISOLATION and he was one of the incor-
porators Of the Massachusetts Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, the first OF the
kind in Boston. In 1914. when he was in
his eightieth year and Boston was threat
ened by the British. he volunteered for
work building emba nkments to repel the
invaders.
The church bells he made have toiled
in hundreds of he fries and some are still
in use, The siverware and goldware he
lashioned are treasured by many old
families. When Washington died the
widow OF the first President sent 10 him
lock of the generals hair, for which he
made golden urn. The boilers that went
into Robert Fultons steamboats, We're
made by Paul Revere. So were the boil
Of most of the steamboats, of that
early day.
\ fine type Of busy. energetic man
was he all through his life When lie
came in his eightyfourth year to close
his career he had little to regret. or
children he had eighteen: of grandchil-
dren many. He was rich as riches were
measured in those days. The Revere cop
per Company which he founded was des-
tined 10 last ltu years and then to be
stbSoibt bs ii COMPANY. lie Ilu
not know ii then but he WAS 10 he classed
as one of the most picturesque figures
of the revolutionary cause.
When he died his body was laid 10 rest
in the old Granary burying ground. There.
too. rest the bodies of John Hancock.
Samuel adams and Robert Treat Paine.
whose names you Will find signed 10 the
Declaration of Independence: Peter Ia
neuil. and the parents of Ben Franklin.
And Chris. Church. In Boston, there
Is tablet which tells the passer-by that
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copy right. 1910, ty Richard spillsne.,
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There We're some English troopers on
the road. but these the night rider clev-
crlN avoided. He tells of his reception
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-10
NORTON ITEMS

Jake Langdon has gone away to work.
Mr.. j. T. Underwood was in Tucum.
earl Friday.
Brine Troth spent Saturday and sun.
day at home.
The Bates family have returned from
Obar, after a two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Siggs attended Sunday
School and singing at Norton Saturday,
James Bowerman dug "A new well and
is going to irrigate a garden this sum.
mer.
Singing Convention at Norton School
House, May $500. Everyone cordially
invited TO attend.
There was not a very large crowd at
Bells dance a week ago, but all there
reported a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowerman and
family have gone to Oklahoma. James
Bowerman took them TO Adrian TO the
train.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-10

The light shower Tuesday and the
cloudy days have been some help to the
crops that are coming up now.
j. J. McClane, wife and daughter,
arrived here the first of the week. Mr..
McClane will have charge of the depot
nj this place.
John Grayson = family has measles.
As soon as they are able to travel Mrs.
Grayson and the children will go to
Boone, Iowa to spend the summer.
The election last Saturday to vote ON
the issuing of n special school tax was
very quiet, only II votes being cast.
The opposition to the tax only east one
vote.
The base ball fans of San Jon will
have the opportunity TO witness the
first game Of the season here Saturday.
The Bard City nine will cross bats with
our boys,
Mr.. and Mira. Bradley aud daughter,
living twelve miles Forth of town, were
in this week on business. Mr.. bradley
will buy property in town and build
right away,
The bunch of horses belonging 10
John Wank were located last Saturday
northeast of here. Instead of being
stolen, rs at first reported, they were
. 'herdlawed.
Work on the X. X. well has been pro.
crossing slowly for the past week on ac'
count OF the sand caving 50 bad. \
carload of casing arrived 'his week.
aud will be used in the wall to keep i
,Iom caving in.
Mcssrs. Campbell l. Fuller have this
week bought the lumber business of G.
G. Reed and are moving the lumber
sheds to their lots just south of Ne.
ready to do business as soon as their
Daniels wagon yard. They will be
lumber gets here.
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The herd law passed 2 TO |.
Everyone appreciated the rain on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Key is improving FROM her re
cent illness.
r, w, Bronch is having II well drill
I'D on his farm.
j. Is. Breach has five acres of rye
which looks fine.
Lee lIubbert and J. G. Murphy went
to Hereford Monday.
A s.. Carter bought n fine two year
old colt from Mrs. Cain.
Claude Smithers of Adrian. Texas. ~
visiting relatives in Endc.
Alton Prewitt returned last Friday
from San Diego, California.
DR.. sullivan and sister Of Amarillo,
were Endcc callers Saturday.
Homer Bennett has accepted II posi-.
ton in the Horning wagon yard.
Mrs. &. Cochran aud Mrs. !. Rogers
visited with Mrs. Breach Saturday.
The young people of the hotel made
II pleasure trip to Rock Island Sunday.
j r.. McCollen of Elk City. Oklahoma.
: spending some time in Endee for his
health.
Batson Bros. purchased $50 head of
cattle from Tug Walker of Allen, the
last week.
II. B. Gross and G.. q. Armstrong If
San Jon. are working with the railroad
carpenters.
The bank building will bc finished
and ready to he occupied by the l7th
of this month.
The young people gathered at the
nome at Mrs. Fannie Luke Saturday
night for singing.
Mcssrs T.. A.. Prcwitt, j. q. Conner
and j. +. l'itzen are figuring on a fine
building for Joe Killough.
=. Il. Hunter, IA rooter at the base.
ball game last Saturday, was hit by Il
foul ball, receiving a broken nose.
W. NJ. O'Conner, George Mindemann
and G. II. Horning made II business trip
to Tucumcari the first Of the week.
! The Endce Sunday school reorganiz
ed last sunday morning with j. Roger,
as superintendent. An exceptional,
large crowd was present.
The Endee vs.. Allen baseball gam,
last Saturday resulted in a victory foi
Allen. In the game that followed Allen
was defeated by the Double Flat nine
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correspondence
TAILOR NAN


F.. q. Fuller made a trip to Tucumcari
Tuesday after goods for the merchants.
W. f.. Mundell made a trip to Tucum
earl Wednesday on real estate business.
Miss Ferguson and Miss Porter, of
Egypt valley. were shopping here Wed
nesdav.
Luther Martin went 10 Tucumcari
yesterday after goods for u. r. Me.
Daniel.
r. l.. WlIkin and wife and Mrs. G. p.
Bebout visited in the Treon settlement
last Sunday.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-10
SAN JON HAPPENINGS

5. N. Jackson of Porter, was in San
Jon Wednesday.
Contractor O'Connor was in the new
city of Endee Tuesday.
JOHN c. Cronin of Norton, was in san
Jon on business Saturday.
Estin Miles of Endee, was a busi.
ness visitor to San Jon Saturday.
Louis Robertson of Tueumcari, was
in the burg the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Turner
Allen, were in town trading yesterday.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-10

The men are at work on the road this
week, opening up q section line north
and south and east and west in the
creek north of Pollard q.
Our rain last week did not do much
good as there was not enough of IL.
We hope the weather man will favor
us with a good rain soon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
ChAP.L IS READY
FOR FIRST SERVICE
Newman Club Dedication Cere=
mOny Will Be Held by Arch
bishop Sunday Morning

BERKELEY, March s.-The Newman
club Of the Catholic students of the
university viii be dedicated Sunday
morning al Io.se o'clock. Rev. Charles
A Ramm OF the class of 1884 Of the
university. and formerly recorder Of
the faculties, but who is now connected
with St Mary's cathedral in san Fran
cisco, viii deliver the sermon OF the
morning when Archbishop Riordan
viii formally dedicate the hall
Dr.. z. y. Morrison OF ST. Joseph's
church OF this city will celebrate the
high mass, assisted by Rev Edward
P. Dempsey OF Oakland and Rev.
Father Peter c. Yorke, a regent of the
university Rev. John J. CranwelI, one
OF the directors OF the club in its early
days, viii be master of ceremonies,
and Rev. George VI. Sezrle. C s D.
and Rev. Joseph Sasia. s. J.. will as
sfst in the mass
The clubhouse viii be opened 10 the
club and its friends Tuesday night
with q reception in honor OF Arch
bishop Riordsl- He viii be the prin-
cipaI speaker and addresses will be
delivered by Bishop O'Cennen. A F
Lange, acting president OF the univer-
sity, and William J. Hayes, president
OF the club
The committee OF the students in
charge Of the musical program con-
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
SOCIETY FOLK PLAN
TOURS IN FUR0Pl
Fridge, Supper and Fancy Dress
Harty Among the Weeks
Diversions

--ALAND, March e--sIr and Mrs
william H Chiekering will join the
0akla-6ers abroad this year. q tour o:
Europe being planned for the sumner
Dir. AID Mrs. Chickering expect TO leave
early IL May and 70 close their Six
teenth street residence for several
months
A-s George ROdolph viii preside as
hostess tomorrow evening over gath
e-E q friends AT her residence II
--s- "a k-aud Lor game OF bridge and
supper The guests VIII be q score OF
married folks OF the smart set who en-
--F a fortnightly session az the card
L-s Frank Proctor's informal fancy
dress party rhis evening was enjoyed
a score q her friends Mrs. Proc
entertained ~ the residence Of heE
1-re-. Mrs. l. F NcDermot IL
-g--a street where she and her hus-
--ad have been spending she season
Mss A-tce Teller will receive at her
-e-e II Alameda tomorrow afternoon
and make Miss Elizabeth Greene her
E-=s- cf honor 4 score OF the girls
- -l= younger set have been asked &c
meet -Ee visitor from New York, who
IS spending the spring II the bay cities
IS r-e house guest q Mrs. Fritz Van
z-=l-
1rrs Nelson CoHmsn. who has been
spending several weeks In Oakland as
the house guest Of Miss Mona CreIIin,
VIII leave Friday. March Is. for her
home in Los Angeles. Her friends II
-L= bay c-res have made her first visit
since her marriage ten years age the
- 80 :
Mss Margaret Knight she was i'm
-e1seLy popular with the younger set
Miss Elsie Mason. whose wedding
wIrh George CIarkson wiz De solem-
--LeL early IN Nay. viii be the COM
~---e-red guest OF the informal tea at
Ecl Miss Florence ChamberIsiu and
1l5ss Edith Ladd viii receive z number
1- friends Saturday afternoon AZ the
residence Of Ms william Satterwhite
81 -lEGa Vista
SITS Isaac HYDE and daughter. Miss
s=pL-1e Hyde. VIII leave within the
Ter -le Atlantic coast. 10 sail
l-- -1-s month Tor Europe, where they
- e15ov -le sumner IN travel Mrs.
Is tLe mother Of Mrs William
Hamilton Morrison whose Eighth
street home is = center Of hospitality
Miss Margaret KemoIe. the gifted
Berkeley girl gave the third II the
series II interprerarive studies n mod
=r- opera rlLs afternoon II the music
-.r- ~ EbelL club house, ~SaIome"
Richard Strauss beng under discus
s1r Tee last talk VIII be given
Wednesday afternoon. April s. with
- E.pe u Destrs7 Frederick Cen
-s ss -Le theme
1r-s e C. Lukens VIII entertain q
party tomorrow afternoon
At-=r visit CT several weeks with
.e- rc--er. Ms James Mof1tt, AZ her
Twenty second street. Mrs
George Doubleday i planning TO return
Eew york late this month The
r-s expect ro take possession OF
-.=l~ -=- Piedmont residence within a
+a- weeks
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
STATE SCFFRAGISTS TO
MEET OAKLAND BOARD

OAKLAND March s.-The regular
meeting 0f The Suffrage Amendment
league VIII cake place Friday after
-orn AZ o'clock II the administration
building Cf the Young Wouen's Chris
zion association, corner Of Fourteenth
and Castro streets The state board
VIII hold It's March executive session
w--h the Oakland branch at the same
place ar 1880 o'clock Saturday morning
The afternoon meeting viii be limited
ro the members Of the league.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
DOG POISONER FINDS
NEW NEIGHBORHOOD

OAKLAND. March s.-COmpIain-s
were made TO the police today that
dogs are being poisoned in the neigh
borhood OF Fourth and Jackson streets
Colonel Herman Bendel. living az 100
Alice street. lost q thOrOu ghbred dachs-
hund two days ago. and last night z
pet dog owned by Miss Minnie Evans
OF 21z Fourth street was slain with
cyanide
Several weeks ago a large number q
dogs was poisoned in East Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

erect crematory and burn garbage
at the rate Of 81 a ton
The city by the award OF the bid to
the San Francisco company made the
first step today toward securing a
permanent incfnerator as a solution to
the garbage difficulties which have
proved a stumbling block tosprogress
during the last two years
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND March s--The following uuarrtsge
L-er-cs were issued to-day.
Jose r. Ber1encour-. zs Latayecte and Marie
Ccrsra1ela- -. Vallejo
wa-.er Bristol .. and Sadie Dizgz. 30
bora 1f 0ak-anf
W-llam p Roberts, - and Nzu6 L Heller
e beth of oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
BERKELEY GARBAGE
IS TO BE BURNED

BERKELEY, March s.-The city
council has awarded to the Furnace
and Products company Of San Francisco
the right to iucinerate the city's gar
bage for the next eight months.
The corporation this morning sub
mitted the highest bid for the rental
OF the cfty's property at the foot OF
Harrison street and will pay the city
s25 month for the privilege OF using
the land The company will at once
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
CHINESE SCHOOLBOY
SLABS HIS PLAYMATE
Draws His Pocket Knife When
Taunted About Foreign Birth

OAKLAND. March s-Chin Buck
Suey. a Chinese schooIboy Is years of
age. was stabbed in the hack this
afternoon by All Wah, another Chinese
pupil Of his own age.
The Suey boy was tauuted by play
mates with being a native Of China
and snot Of this state.
At the receiving hospital it was said
that the wounded boy would recover.
Better far than great wealth
Pure Shasta Water for health
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
BOARD TO DISCUSS
BONDS FOR SCHOOLS

OAKLAND, March 9.-The board OF
education viii meet again as q COM
nittee Of the whole Monday night 70
take up the proposed school bond issue
The estimate of the amount re-
quired to equip the department. was
more than s2.000.000-
Provision must be made for a new
manual training and commercial high
school, for q new Durant school and
for several other new buildings This
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
CALIFORNIA COLLEGE
TO GIVE A RECITAL

OAKLAND. March e.-CaIifornia col
Iege students and friends will be enter
tainsd in Mary Stuart hall, Fourteenth
avenue and East Twenty street.
Friday evening by pupils OF Nine. Otto
Smith
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
EWS OF OAKLAND BERKELEY ALAMEDA HAYWARD AND SAN LEANDRO

will make a considerable total expense
and reductions OF the estimates will
have 10 be made from other items.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-02-24
KEEP BABY'S SKIN CLEAR

Few parents realize how many es-
Unable lives have been embittered
and social and business success pre-
vented by serious skin affections
which so often result from the neglect
of minor eruptions in infancy and
childhood With but little care and
the use of the proper emollients, baby's
skin and hair may be preserved, puri-
fed and beautified, minor eruptions
prevented from becoming chronic and
torturing, disfiguring rashes, itchings,
irritations and chafings dispelled.
To this end, nothing is SO pure, so
sweet, SO speedily effective as the con-
slant use of Cuticura Soap, assisted,
when necessary, by Cuticura Ointment.
Send to Potter Drug & Chem. Corp,
sole proprietors, Boston, for their free
22-page Cuticura Book telling all about
the care and treatment of the skin.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-02-24
Value of Boric Acid.

Boric or boracic acid is a non-poi
sonous disinfectant and wonderful
healing agent. Buy fourth of 9
pound of the powder at the drug
store; keep 1t in dry tin box. Put
two ounces of this with one quart OF
boiled water, into glass can; stir un
til dissolved, when 1t is ready for use
For a burn, wrap the burn In cheese
cloth or cotton saturated with the So
luton. Excluding the air will save
much suffering. For a bruise or hurt
of any kind apply the boric acid solu
ton. 1t may be heated when hot ap-
plications are needed. AS there is no
odor about it, 1t Is especially nice for
use in the sick room as disinfectant
For washing the mouth and eyes
of young baby 1t is invaluable. a
piece of cheesecloth should be used
for each eye, so that no infection of
one may injure the other.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1910-02-24
Value of Olive Oil

Olive oil is one of the wholesome
oils that should be In more universal
use among us. Good oil is expensive
with us and only good oil should be
used, as many have been prejudiced
In its use because they have been
given i'll favored oil. In places where
olive oil Is cheaper, many cooks use
It for frying. as 1t is the ideal fat,
not burning easily and may be clari-
lied and used again and again, strain
ing it each time to remove all par
ticles of food and keeping it well
corked In cool place. A bay leaf
just passed through hot oil will take
away any flavor of food cooked in it.
A good test for pure oil Is the odor;
1t should have a sweet, nutty odor
and flavor, If adulterated 1t will have
disagreeable odor. especially while
hot. Another test is the cold one.
Pure olive oil will not solidify in the
cold, but becomes of a granular con-
sistency. Crullers or doughnuts fried
in oil have delicate flavor that par
takes of the aroma of the oil and yet
those who are not fond of olive oil
enjoy the food cooked In it. For meats
or fish that are lacking in fat the oil
supplies this in frying. enriching the
individual flavor of the meat or fish
cooked.
AS a simple dressing for green
salads or fruit there is nothing nicer
than fine oil. Use one part vinegar
to three parts oil. seasoning with pep
per, salt and onion juice. Green and
red peppers chopped or parsley or all
together make change which is most
appetizing. The oil, vinegar and sea-
sonings should be well blended by
beating.
The chief reason for using olive oil
in cooking is its healthfulness; it is
SO superior to other fats in digesti-
bility. The expense of course must be
considered; but health is the impor-
tant item. or should be, in all our cal
culations. For pie crust oil may be
used as shortening. Twelve table,
spoonfuls of oil to three of -four, with
one teaspoonful of baking powder and
half Of teaspoonful of salt. Chill
before using. and the oil flavor will
be less noticed than the flavor of lard
Cook almonds three or four minutes
in oil and salt them; they are most
superior SO prepared.