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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
SCHOOL NOTES

The third monthly report oi be- school
show, u stradt increase in attendance.
and healthy condition along all lines.
During the last month there were ,u.
rullcG ~ pupils. aud the average daily
attendance was So. There were '3ul
neither absent nor tardy. Altogether
there have bcco Glu enrolled IN the
~chools thus far tins wear. 80 that 80
have been dropped from the rolls be.
caused parents have changed residence
ur other reasons since school opened
The teachers aud pupils are planning
for the Thanksgiving season. At re-.
"a let the pupils take part in an Offer.
lng of money aud clothlng for the hcnc
tit Of those ia our midst, aud IN the Ter
ritory. who are less fortunate than we
are This action ON the part OF the
teachers aud pupils will no doubt make
their Thanksgiving dinner taSt" better
and viii increase the warmth of the sun.
shine for which our section j. noted.
ON Thanksgiving Day the High School
will entertain the city. No doubt this
coming Thanksgiving will Ice one long
10 bc remembered. The full program
for The occasion appears ~ another place
IN this issue OF the News.
On Friday evening after Thanksgiv.
ing ~ $40 IN" parents ard patrons
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
FRAUDS

\ couple OF Assyrlans, representing
themselves to he raising funds for mis-
sion work in Assyria. under the auspices
of the NJ. T.. Church, were in Tucumcari
this week attempting to fleece the inno
cent citizens. They were soon found TO
be imposters, aud the pastors of the city
warned the good people not to be taken
in by them. II was wise in the pastors
Ia thoroughly investigate these pious -
brethren, and il will bc wise for our
good people to submit all comers to n
rigid examination before contributing
to their appeals. our local needs are
sufficient for our people to bear, and
when any one is properly endorsed they
will not object to being investigated.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
TAFoYA.sANoHEz

Santiago Tafoya and Miss Mary San.
chez were married in this city wednes.
day by Father Molinie. They have gone
ON bridal trip to Albuquerque, Santa
Fe and other points. After the marriage
"A wedding dinner was served mt the
home of the bride in this city. MIR. and
Mrs Joseph sanchez acted as grooms
man and maid of honor. They win re-
turn next week and maKe their horne
in this city. The News extends congrst.
ulntions.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
OIL PROPERTY SOLD IN UTAH

Last week deal was made in Utah
by W. T.. Dancer of Bluff; in which thrc,
and half sections of oil land wcr,
sold to party of Capitalists of Califor
MIA .or something over $l25.OOO. Tn,
property belonged to W. A. Jackson, A
j. Adams and DR. j. q. Russell of Tucum
earl. Several companies have been
formed in the state Of California to de
vclop this land. The tests made from
oil in this field show % per cent gaso
line, A pipe line will be built from tn,
oil fields to Salt Lake city, Utah.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
THE BAPTIST CONVENTION

The annual Baptist Convention. men
tion of which was made in the News
of last week, came tn u close on sunday
last. There were over u hundred dele
gates present. The churches of the city
were supplied last sunday with members
of the convention, and the people Of the
city enjoyed hearing some very fine ser.
mons. The question which occupied
quite lot of time of the convent ion was
tha; Of alignment Representatives were
present from the Home Mission Society
and Southern Baptist Convention, and
there was n division among the repre-
sentatives rs to which of these societies
they should cooperate with. The matter
was settled 10y the formation ui Il scpar-
ate convention which met IN the Preshy.
terian Church. and as no definite terms
could bc reached that would satify botli
factions. they agreed Ia disagree. and
the result was that both societies will
operate in the Territory, and each in
dividunl church will cooperate with the
socicty IT its choice. This, we have
been informed will place more men and
money in this field, than If the Conyen.
iion had agre- to cooperate with only
one of The societies,
The Baptist church in this field is do.
ing great work and they are 20 he
commended and complimented for what
they have accomplished, and the energy
and zeal with which tnry are doing the
work.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
VAUGHN CLEANED
UP BY OFFICIALS
MANY SENTENCED
Twenty Arrests Were Made
and Justicee Court and
Mounted Police Have Very
Busy Time.
UNDESIRABLES ARE
INVITED TO MOVE

Last Fridar and Saturday the Mount
ed Police accompanied by District At
torncy made cleaning W at Vaughn.
New Mexico. by making about twenty
arrests. Some days ago certain undc
sirable citizens of Noughn were given
an opportunity to move on aud great
many moved on. some remained to
be- shown, aud twenty arrests were made
as a result.
Eleven women were arrested from the
red light district charged with fequent
ing places where liquor is sold, aud were
fined and sentenced TO sixty days in the
county Jail. The sentences were sus-
pended long enough for the parties TO
leave town. and they left town without
delay The sentences further provided
that defendants stand committed 10 jail
in the event of their return to the C0uu.
~.
Joe Brown and Chas Panahaugh were
fined $50 and costs for running places
of i'll rcputc, and were also given six
months each in the county iail. the Jail
sentences being suspended long enough
for them Ia leave tdc county
One assault ease was tried, and de-.
fendnnt placed under suspended sen.
ienee during good behavior
Three persons were held 10 grand jury
for assault with deadly weapons, and
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19

The New n1ptist Convention caught n
vision of large things for AZ least few
minutes, and appointed a committee of
four Ia confer with the Canadian Bap.
tist Convention, the Northern Baptist
Convention aud the southern Baptist
Convention, aud devise plans for evan
peli2lng America. Geo. Il. Narpey was
elected chairman of this committee, aud
j, =. Love, Dallas, Texas; G. A. Moody.
Portland, Oregon, and W. G, Siac khouse,
New York City, were chosen as the other
members.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19

This Will Be the Biggest Sales Day Ever Held In the
City-An the Merchants Are Preparing For Great
Sales and Are Now Ready For the Slaughter To Be
gin.
COME TO TUCUMCARI AND GET
SOME OF THE BIG BARGAINS

Next Wednesday. November 23rd will
be the biggest sales day ever held in
this city. All Of the merchants of the
city have some special bargains for
that day. You have often heard of
some of the merchants of the town hav.
ing what is termed special sale, or,
the sale of special articles, or, the sale
of n few special things at a special
price. hut this sale is one in which all
of the merchants OF the city will put
on sale specials but for one day only,
and that day is next Wednesday.
To the buyer, i, is an opportunity of
life time. Bargains will be offered
in every line. and If you do not see
anything that will appeal to you in
one line, YOU can find il in the line
that will cover the need of the home.
Dry Goods, Notions. Hardware, Tin.
ware, Dishes, Furniture, House furnish.
ings, Groceries, Drugs, Jewelry, Cloth.
ing, Shoes, Millinery, Racket Goods,
and even the coal man and the ice man
will on that day offer specials. Read
the advertisements In this issue of the
News and you will have some idea of
what can be purchased in the different
lines OF merchandise that day for One
Dollar.
Let the people OF this part of the
Territory make IL Il holiday, and come
Ia the city and buy your fan and win
ter goods. Thousands of people are
coming. The stores wih be crowded,
but the merchants will have for that
day an extra force of sales people who
will see that everybody is waited on.
The stores will try 10 outdo each
other in decorations and also in the
number OF dollar specials they will
offer. No doubt some of the specials
will be sold out before the day is half
gone, but rs there wilt br hundreds of
them, everybody who comes will get
there share. Some of the goods that
are advertised in this issue for One
Dollar, are worth AT regular price as
much rs two dollars, but the Tucumcari
merchants say that if price will bring
people and sell goods, they have deter.
mined To offer some OF their goods at
these prices and make this day the
day that will never be forgotten in Tu.
cumcar and this section of New Mex.
leo.
II the people of this part of the state
want something To be thankful for oH
Thursday November cath, they should
attend this great sale and buy enough
of the bates offered by the merchants
To make them happy aud thankful for
II year To come. While times are hard
and noney hard Il man owes il TO him.
self and those dependent upon him to
make a dollar buy as much as possible,
and by taking advantage of this sale
he can get more value for his dollar
than WAS ever offered him in New Mex.
leo.
Come with the great crowd next Wed.
nesday. The City of Tucumcari Offers
YOU chance of life time. and "our
Dollar will buy you more goods h re
that day than you have ever gotten in
New Mexico for One Hundred Gents
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
RECEPTION AT REV.
JF. HEDaPETH' s

On Tuesday evening there was n re.
ccption given To Rev. Joel licdgprth
and wife, by some of the members ot
the congregation. II was the fifth ami.
vcrsary of their wedding and the ladies
of the church presented them with .
rocker, and served refreshments. Rev.
llcdgpeth recited beautiful poem
which he had written for the occasion
aud which was dedicated to Mrs. Hcdg-
pcth The evening was very pleasantly
spent by those present.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
METHODIST EPIsco-
PAL CHURCH, SOUTH
III SAE SHSNEAI DCO
joel Frank llcdgpcth, Pastor
Sunday


joel Frank llcdgpcth, Pastor
Sunday
sunday school 9:45 a. m; Preaching
Service, / a. m; Children : Church 3
T.. m. Epworth League. 6:3u =. M
Preaching Scrvire. p m.
Monday
W. II " =. Every first aud third
Mondays, 3 =. M; Steward ; Meeting
Every first Monday, 2. m.
Wednesday
PRAYER Meeting and Family Council,
p. N,
Thursday
Choir Rehearsal, 7;3O p. m at parson.
age
Friday
e. |. G.. Second and Fourth Friday 4
p. m.
New Church, corner of Center and
Monroe. Parsonage, first door east Of
church.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19

Harry ~ McElroy. district attorney.
and Henry Swan returned from Vaughn,
Monday, where they prosecuted in he.
half of the territory. the ease of Terri.
tory VS.. Walter darlington. charged
with aiding and abbetting in the murder
of II. II, Ilargis. After the evidence OF
the Territory was in, the ease was dis.
missed upon the recommendation Of the
district attorney.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19

two persons held under bonds for cattle
stealing, and several other eases were
disposed of.
District Attorney II. IT, McElroy. of
thi, city prosecuted the eases. Arrests
were made 10y Mounted Police j. ".
Collier. who was assisted by special
mounted police aud local officers
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
Two Double Header Basket
Ball Games Between Tu
cumcari and Santa Ross
High school Teams.
CONCERT AT THE
A u DIT o r / u N

10 "A. m.--,Doublc header Basket Bal
Game at Athletic Park
3 p. m.-Double-hcader Basket Bal
Games AT Athletic Park. Tucumcari IIigl
School ". Santa Rosa High Schoo
Teams
: p m.--Concert at High School Au
ditorum 10y Tucumcari High Schoo
Glcc club aud Orchestra.
Program
|. Selection .............O richest rad
2. Chorus a. Loves Old Sweet Song.
b. Sailing. -. .Glee Club
>. Romeo aud Juliet ............
Miss Nora Maggoner. Virgil Cowart
!. Chorus. The Red Scarf. :. Ulee Club
-. Vocal Solo ............ Miss Severe.
H. Selection ............... Orchestra,
q Quartette. The Last Rose of Sum
mer. ....,..............
Rose simpson, Willie Parker, Nora
Waggoner, Maple Ncafus.
:. Japanese Love Song" ......
Nioucttc Sandusky SJeanctte Eller
.. Chorus. The Song of the Vikings
Glee Club
10. Chorus Anvil Chorus ... .Glee Club
II. selection ................Of Orchestra
Il. "S,ar Spanplcd Banner 'Glee Club
Admission TO each Basket Ball game
'',.-. '..,... .............. zoe
Admission % concert .......... 25e
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
THANKSGIVING DAY IS HIGH
SCHOOL DAY At PARK

sides tn" school talent, we shall be for.
tunntc IN having with US for that even.
i"g some Of the best professional peo.
pie IN the city rs well as Prof. AsplGnd
Of Santa e. : rof Asplund is the Edi
tor of the New Mcxico journal of Ed
nrutIon aud chief clerk 20 the Supciin.
tcudcrt of Public Instruction. lie is y
man alive on all cducaii ional problems
and will do all of us good. After the
program the teachers WI. serve light
refreshments. They would be pleased
to have every father aud mother. aud
friend of the school wan them on that
occasion. Following is the program:
Parents and Patrons Program
Fnuay. Nov. %, 1880
til"e tmh................Hi High school
Pant niomime. Little GrHndmothers 80.
............ North Side school
Views aud Reviews Hon. Harry McElroy
clarinet Solo go The Drinking Song. -. &.
.......... Prof j. d. Henderson
Caniata--Li Little Red Riding Hood ----
............liigh School Grades
Piano Solo-prcludc, g. Minor, Back.
marinoii ...... Miss Mckenzie
Recognition of tontagiou. Disease in
their beginning ..... Dr. Nichols
orchestra ..............,.H High school
Address Prof. a. r. Nspluud. Santa
fr. y. NJ. Eduor of New Mexico
journal of Education
Mothers Clubs Airs. ". IT, Wheeler
Some Deeds and Needs Jos, = llofcr
Glcc club ......... High school
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19

John Cox, who has held the position of
Jailor for long time. has resigned lie
is now in Texas, but win return soon aud
engage in business In Tucumcari.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19

Tompkins +. Bradley was in town this
week. lie is suffering from an injury
received some time ago, and was on
crutches. lie made application to prove
up ON his claim.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19

II there j. anyone IN the county that
You want To see he viii be in Tueumeari,
Wednesday, November "a.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19

Bring wife aud the children to TucumI
earl next Wednesday.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19
QUAY COUNTY TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION, DISTRICT NO. l
Program for November 25

Program for November %
1000 a. IN.
Auditorium Tucumcari High School
/. Address of Welcome ..........
.. .....,...... Supt. j. S. HOfer
>. The Compulsory school Law,
Its Value ...,. Miss Edna Link
Its Enforcement ..........s..
......... Prin. X. T.. Galloway
3. The Present needs of our Schools
........,,..,P Prin. Vim. Buffum
!. Address .............. Mr.. Asplund
200 p. m.
/. How shall we care for the Spanish
speaking puPilsi ...,,.,.......
.............P Prin. T. NJ Spriggs
......... Miss Clara Gerhardt
.. What provision should be made for
the equipment of county schools
BY the state. MISS Lulu Il. Luckey
BY the local district t...........H
.,......,.M Miss Alice BiggerstafI
.3. How much Industrial Training shall
.,,. our schools offer .............
In the grades Miss Maud Corncit
In the rural schools. s.............
...........,..Mr Mr., Ezra Stemria
4. Address .........,,,..M Mr.. Asplund
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-19

The Tucumcari News is the
best Advertising Medium in
Quay County.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-24
WATERLOO STORE ROBBED.
Thieves Secure $500 In casI, From
Op:n Safe.

Waterloo. Nov. 24.-Thc @ ,ldell Rule
store, n!ana gei by The Ferguson broth
ers. WaS entered by thieves NE time
betWven midnight and morning and
ah0ui $500 stolen. AT the latter hour.
q patrDlnan while going thru the alley
IN the rear Of the store discovered the
rear door standing open. The ,Droprie-
tors We're notified, and or Investigation
found that the small safe in the rear
OF me store had been riflod u nearly
5000 IT, currency.
The safe was not locked and had
not been fpr many months il not be-
ing The usual thing II keen such an
amount 81 money in The storv. The
thief or thieves We're esidentlv aware
Vi this fact. a. after forcing an en-
france from the alley all they had 70
a. vas 20 swing the safe door open
and n Axe of with the bills and silver
i3e} lad relieving the safe IF its con-
tents HE robbers did not modest a thing
il ,ha store
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-24
IOWA CORN SHOW MANAGERs
SEEK TO iNrEREsr FARM
HANDS.
EXHIBITS OF GRAIN CARRIED
FREE ~ THE RAILROADS
Entire Space in Coliseum Will Be Re.
quired to Display Farm Products
All Exhibits Must BE In Place BY
Doc. 5-vaiuabis Premiums Offered
Other News.

Des Moines Nov. 24.-E'arm hands
are not to be neglected in the contests
arranged for the corn exposition which
is to be held in the Coliseum in Des
Moines on Dec. 5 to II.
One special class Of exhibits known
as class NJ. is open only II the farm
hands OF the state. Those eligible 10
entry in this class must have been In
the employ Of the farmer from whose
field the sample of corn is selected from
the time it vas planted until the time
il was harvested.
Some vallabis premiums are offered
for those winning premiums in this
class.
The railroads # the state have take.
test. AS a special inducement they
grain 10 and from Des Moines without
charge The exposition i NOT confined
10 the display OF corn Preparations
have been ma q for displays If all
other classes If grains
The numb q: reservations for ex
hibi;S for the snow have oe,-n - larSs
Kat NJ. l. bowman. secretary ot the
iowa Corn tirp"ers' Association. which
* putting on the show. Is making an
effort 10 secure he drill room Of the
# the Coliseum as an auxiliary dis
play room. H. declared this morning
that the exhibits alreadr tiied VIII more
than i'll up the main roo:l Of the COLI
scum and that il Will he necessary 10
secure additional! space. Al samples
for exhibition during the contest must
be in place not later than Dec ,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-24
FORFEITED HIS RIGHTS.
Railway Empoye Who Worked Over
time Not Entitled to Damages.

money for ,nba-- ker,in Tina, was
In. decision handed down by The su-
IRENE corr. of Iowa kerlln fireman
for -ha Eor,hyas+er, railroad asked
s,o ooe s,,- ;,,,,r;es receivad while em-
moved ~, ma rad
The c..ee t;-st va. ,,rous;,; in the dig
rric, corr, her. hef,re Judge Villa m
In.chinsl,, on mo,ion AT couns.l for
~. railrnad IN. ;ua1e sirec,ea ;; YER
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-24
DEEMER STILL CONSIDERED.
Iowa Man May Be Selected by Taft Fo
Supreme Bench

special TO Times Republican
Washington, Nov. 4-FolloWing the
retirement of Justice Moody from the
United States supreme court. which
became officially a fact Yesterday.
speculation IS renewed as t. the prob
able successor Of The Ma ssachusects
jurist
1t is quite certain tina; The president
viii announce his appointment very
soon after his return from Panama
This he VIII do in order that the sen
ate may approve or dsapprove OF MS
choice Immediately upon the reassen
bling of congress in December
There are many possibilities row
being discussed in connection with
the chief justiceship as vel! as the
associate justiceship made vacan, by
the resignation of Justice Moody
Judge Horace E Deener ot the Iowa
supreme court is being talked OF for
one of the places Judge SWazey. o.:
New jersey, also while Judge Van
devanter and other United States
judges Of the eighth circuit are being
considered by the president
The death Of Solicitor General L.oSd
" Bowers and that OF Counsellor
Henry NJ Hoyt OF the state depart
ment, remove tWn Of the most likely
possibilities in the fed II is noder
ately certain that the president would
nave promoted one and possibly both
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-24
A Tishtwad Remedy.
[ Manchester Press. ]


A farmers wife writes US that her
!anced ration for his pigs that the fam
ily has to live on shorts and sorghum.
lit may be that he is trying out his RAJ
ton on the family to see how it works.
Some of them are SO tight that they
would dresse the breakfast table with
q set of doilies and Il spoon holder, in
Guiding the long winged blessing, and
expect the entire family to fat up like
a lean pig in bran box The house
wife who is called upon to set up a
four-course dinner with an anaemic
soup bone and a chapter from II Kings
is justified in leading close-tisted
spouse into the cellarway and setting
his appetite back a couple Of car
lengths with potato masher. Nothing
will destroy the tout ensemble of the
midday meal quicker than a regular
A man who can eat beans seven days
Il week and retain his standing with
the upper ten has a digestive apparatus
that would bring tears to the eyes OF
goat If you are hooked to a tight
wad who entertains the idea that a
large and growing family ought to
flesh up on sinkers and Three-X coffee.
oar advice is to stimulate hunger in his
syste m by running pint OF sulphur
and molasses thru his works. II this
doesn't cause him to loosen up for
porterhouse steak and the usual trim
mings repeat the dose.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-24
Toledo Items.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Toledo. NOV. .4-Mrs. Follansbce. Of
-A!nes. and Mrs Alilhiser. Of Des
Moines, arrived for Thanksgiving
which they spent at he home OF the!.
mother. Mrs. Mary Wise.
Mrs. O. {; Mason is visiting fr!euas
in DeS Moines.
Mrs Frank SIMPSON. OF Mechanics-
Vile, came for a visit at the ] A,;:e3l
owen home. She was Joined 'cr. ~
her husband Monday.
Mrs.. E. r. smith has gone 10 Non
kato, where she will spend Trunks
giving wiki her daughter. Mrs +, y.
Price.
Howard Dak!ns and family os Brit
Ton $, D.. are visiting at the p. X.
R"bok nome.
day for an extended trip thru the west.
The VIII visit their daughter. Mrs.
Clarence Hi. in Washington
Carlton Richards left sunday night
for Champaign m where Re will re
employed on the staff Of the Clan.-
paien Daily News
Mrs. w G. Walters Went 10 Fayet.t.
M"nt,ay 70 attend the funeral of Mrs
y y Nushon
j F'orney and Wife spent thanks
giving with their son. f.. Il. Forpev. an !
wife. a t Pine Island MINI.
The Mems Brotherhood of tna L. r.
church announce their annual buffet
supper for Dec. o
r. J. Seveatt and family left for
their home at Boone Saturday, after
spending the fall here