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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-29
BARGAINS!

The following is a list Of a
few of the Bargains in j. r.
Daughtry's Real Estate
Lists:
Lots 3 & 4 Blk. IL
Russell Addition $500.
Lots 7, 3 and 8, Blk 43
MCGEE Addition, $500.
Lots 7, 8 and 8 Blk. /
Gamble Addition, ..$l25.
Lots IA to "a, Blk. Z,
New three room house, good
location close in on High
Street. Price $3.50. $500
cash, balance in easy pay
ments.
Daubs Addition. ..S2,250.
Nice 4 room house on Sec
ond Street, close in $3.50.
Good 5 room house on E.
Main st. ....... .S1,250.
Good 4 room on E. Main
st. close in. ..... .S1,150.
Elegant 4 room frame,
plastered house on Center
st. close in ..... 81, 450.
80 Acres well Improved
patented land u miles east
of town. ......... $500.
Good REIMBURSEMENT with
improvements 2t2 miles
from town, Price, $500.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-29
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the firm
Of ROLAND Bros 4 Kann is dissolved,
Mr.. Kann retiring from the business,
All accounts due the firm are due and
payable TO +. G. ROLAND, who also as,
sumes all obligations Of said Arm.
l'29'lt y. G, ROLAND.
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Hamilton Insurance Agency, 100 Z Main
Street, Insurance and Rentals

Street, Insurance and Rentals
This Is our business, aud when we
say IL is our business we do not mean
II 10 a side line to be looked after at
odd times when We have nothing more
profitable In view, but It Is our bust.
ness exclusively, and we feel justified
in assuring the public better service
than the side liners can furnish. Try
us and we win prove Il. Telephone 80,
Now. I4.tf
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WANTEDi-A practical restaurant
man to take an interest and manage
q restaurant in the best location in Tu
eumcari. Call at Glenroek Hotel, or ad.
dress Glenroeh- Hotel, Tueumcari, New
Mexico. i7.tf.e
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-29
EXAMINATION OF CEN.
sUS ENUMERAToRs WILL
BE HELD FEBRUARY

The Post Master at Tucumeari will
hold a test examination for Census
enumerators for this district. All per.
sons DESTROYS of taking this examina
ton, will please leave their names with
the Post Master so that their names
may be sent to the Department a, Santa
Re, and admission cards returned prior
to February 5th, when the eXamina
ton will be held, as only those hold
ing such cards will be eligible to take
such examination.
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I win open an ONCE In Tucumeari on
Feb. 27th, 1910, get all your bad ae-
counts collected, place your accounts
with me for immediate collection.
ets- w. j.. Hittson.
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LITTLE MINNIE
UNDER
The Childrens Home Society
Grateful for the Interest
Taken in Case.
HI LETTER EXPLAINS

Albuquerque, n. NJ, Jan. 20, 1910.
Mr.. =. NJ. wharton,
Tucumcari, n. NJ,
Dear wharton;-
! am In receipt today Of your letter
enclosing check for the sum of four dol.
lars, amount collected in your Office for
the fund to provide for the care of 1T.
tie Minnie, the crippled child. We ap'
prcciate to the utmost your kindness
In publishing the appeal, It has done
much good, and had nothing ZONE to
the Society TO aid more than to let
the people know that we are trying to
care for the homeless and helpless, It
would rave been no small thing in this
work Of humanity We have many
friends in Tueumcari, we wish you
would tell them that the operation has
been made ON Minnie feet, and while
the surgeons say that It is possible
that more thar one operation will be
necessary, yet they are confident now
Of a cure, and by next Christmas we
hope 30 send you n picture Of Minnie,
able to run and play as other children.
TO save the helpless ar1 orphaned
children is a great work Of necessity.
aud Que which brings much blessing
and permanent good, but to be able
to help perform this modern miracle
of providing feet for this permanently
disabled little girl, We count as n very
luxury of charity.
Thanking you again and the kind
friends who helped, | remain
Most cordially yours,
DR.. G. T.. Lukens.
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2 VEGETABLES.

Fresh tomorrow, Lettuce, Spinach.
Radishes, Beets, Celery and Green On
ions.
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Don't forget to come in and let US
insure your household goods.
Hamilton Ins. Agency.

Miss Winnie Bell Of ~, Worth, and
Mrs, Ernest Bell Of Duran, were guests
Of James Bell and Family of this city,
Sunday,
The international Bank Of Commerce
has a very strong board Of directors,
see display ad in this issue. l7lt
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A. r. Carter

20
The list Of questions for examination
will be marked ''this package is not
to be opened except in the presence Of
the candidates on the date Of the ties,
and in the room where the test is held. -
The entire test must be made in three
hours. The instructions state that news
paper representatives may be admitted
70 the examination, but they shall not
be allowed to engage in conversation
with the contestants, or be permitted
to examine the test papers. II will be
seen that il is necessary that all who
desire TO enter into the examination
give their names TO Mr.. Carter that he
may send them to the proper authorities
at Santa Fe, for only those whose
names are sent in by him will receive
admission cards, and without these
cards no one will be allowed to take
he examination.
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n L. Patterson Land Attorney tn.
~sunsaF, N. N. Ofiee at the Court
House. l2-tf
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Woaord 4 White, Grocery.
Phone 70 for fresh vegetables ard
fruit. Wofford & White. Grocery.
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NJ. Frederic of Iowa, Is in the city
this week prospecting.
For Stationary: Linde News Com.
pany. l.22.tf
J. R. Daughtry buys and sells Real
Estate. Tucumcari, New Mexico. 2.tf
Phil wertheim has resigned his po
sitiSn rs cook. His wife has returned.
Herman GerhaIdt would like 20 write
you some accident Insurance. l2'tf
G. II. Chcnault, County Treasurer,
left for Dalhart today to meet scnc
friends irom Kentucky
sugar-Peanut 25c per pound at
Linde News 90. i.22.tf
Mrs. d. A. Belmorc, Jr. has very
much improved md yesterday left for
a visi, to friends at Houston, Texas.
Insure your life in the strongest com
ANY on earth, The Mutual Life Of
New York. Hamilton Insurane
\g"rty. -
Jos. Israel has a beautiful window
this week. II is decorated with ham
burg aud Insertion, aud is we'll arrang
ed.
Your choice OF twenty old OF the
ollest and strongest ire insurance con
pan;es in the World at tie Hamilton
Insurance Agency. l4.tf
Mrs. John Welch and Mrs. +. Dono
hue spent a day this week with Mrs
j. =. Donohuo at her ranch in the coun
try.
II that policy Is about 70 expire,
see Lee Sherwood, he represents two
Of tho strongest companies In the
world. TIT
County Clerk Il. Z. Donohoo aud wife
left for Liberal, Kansas, this morning
where they will visit a brother of
Mrs. Donohoo.
J. r. Daughtry sells Real Estate in
Nav Moxico Eft
Mrs. G. b. parchman has rendered
her resignation as Librarian of the
Tucumcari library. There are several
applicants for the position.
Ask the Evans Realty Co. about the
opening Of the llemnp Addition. LITE
We have heard of persons "striking
oil, aud "striking IL rich;' but at
Dalhart q few days ago, Lightning
struck oil; according to a dispatch from
that city. We wonder what Dalhart
will do next
II will soon be time for the spring
winds. BE thoughtful and protect your
property from ire and cyclone. llamil.
Il. +, Boydston OF Groom, Texas, ar.
rived in the city a few days ago aud Is
well pleased, lie will locate on IA
claim somewhere in the county, and
will read the Tueumcari News for Il
year, at least.
to Ins. Agency BE always ready to save
your property. Nothing more important
on hands. i4.tf
Charles Maddox, q former employee
Of the +. L. q >, W, who went to 81,
Louis last August, has returned to Tu'
cumcari. lie is again in the offices Of
the Railroad Company, and says that
he was glad TO get back to Tucum.
J. r. paushtry buys and soils Real
Estate.
2-tf Tueumcar, New Mexico.
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FOR sALE:--New four room house
with hall and closets, and cellar, lot
50xl40 with pic ket fence. Part cash
balance your own time, In McGee Ad.
dition. Call Pioneer Drug Store. 23.tfc
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J. r. Daughtry sells Real Estate in
New Mexico Eft

Mrs. c.. b. P%archman has rendered
her resignation as Librarian of the
Tucumcari library. There are several
applicants for the position.
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J. r. Daughtry buys and soils Real
Estate.
2-tf Tueumcan, Ne1 Mexico.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-01-06
MORINI RECOVERING RAPIDLY
Tells Police That He Believes That a
Murder Was Planned Before the
Men Came Into the Saloon and
Started the Fight

The search for Mike Leoni wanted
by the Kenosha police on charge
of attempting to murder James Morini
in a saloon on Rowland avenue on
New Years night, is now being cen
tered in Chicago as the officials here
have secured absolute evidence that
the would-be murderer is in Chicago
and is being hidden by his friends
there Leoni is claimed to have gone
to Chicago Immediately after the shoot
ing. The detective force of Chicago
took up the hunt for the Italian today
and it is thought that he will be taken
within few days.
Morini who was shot down by Leoni
is recovering rapidly and it is expected
that he will be able to be out again
within the next few days. He gave
a detailed story of the shooting to
Chief of Police, O'Hare on Monday
evening in which he declared that the
attempted murder had been deliberate
ly planned He declares that there
were four men connected with the plan
and that when they entered the saloon
just before the shooting it was all ar
ranged that Leoni should fire the shot
Morini claims that another man was
| armed with razor and that he knock
ed the weapon out of his hand as he
approached him. Morini declares that
when the men entered the saloon one
of them came up to him and said
eff you are looking for trouble we are
here to give it to you" Morini de-
clared to the chief that he made an
effort to get out of the saloon fearing
that he was about to be assassinated,
but that it was impossible for him to
escape and he was forced to turn and
make al effort to defend himself.
Mike Perry and Louis Fell, arrest
ed on the night of the shooting are
still in the county Jail and it is not
probable that they will have a hearing
today. The wife of Perry appealed
to the police this morning for the re-
lease Of the husband declaring that
she was badly in need of support from
him and that she needed money to pay
the rent and for necessary expenses.
It is expected that the city will take
care of the family of the man if it
is found necessary for them to have
outside aid.
AS Morini is expected to be able to
be in court by Thursday at the latest
it is certain that no final action on the
hearings of the men under arrest will
be made until that time. In the mean
time the police are examining scores
Of Italians in hopes of being able to
get at the exact facts in regard to
the case.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-01-06
PLEASANT PRAIRIE

Mrs. Berglund and son, Harold, of
Kenosha, spent the past week visiting
Mrs. E. Cooper.
Mrs. J, j. Steinbach and children,
spent New Years with her parents at
Bristol.
Walter Halle has been on the sick
list for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T.. Lawman return
ed from Huntington, w. Va, Sunday
evening, where they have been spend
ing their honeymoon.
A pleasant surprise was given to
Arthur Halle New Years Eve. The
guests were entertained at cards until
the advent of the New Year, when a
dainty lunch was served.
Miss Marguerite Arnold visited with
friends at Bristol, part of last week.
Mrs. Frank Mcneil and children are
visiting her parents at Kansasvile.
Mrs. E. Cooper gave reception
Monday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. LaWman. While the guests were
entertained at cards and music, the
boys of the village made merry out
side, until Mr.. Lawman went and
quoted the dim in the usual manner.
Mrs. f. D. Barter visited her par
ents at Antioch, the last of the week.
J. J. Geer of Wilmington, Del, ar
rived Tuesday evening and will inspect
the work at the powder mills for a
few days.
Miss Marion Maloney and friend of
Kenosha have been visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. King.
The revival meetings at the NJ. E.
church are being well attended this
week.
The singing class win meet satur-
day evening in the church parlor. All
who are interested are invited to be
present.
A. D. Gaines of sheboygan, is here
for weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Kathryn Evans Of Chicago, Wis
tied her sister Mrs. A. E. Barter last
week.
Some of the farmers are loading cab
bage and sugar beets this week.
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OUR
! COUNTRY *
I CORRESPO NDENCE.
SOMERS

The Pike Grove Branch of the Amer
ican Bible Society held it's annual
meeting at the Methodist church Sun
day morning. Rev. Lawson delivered
an interesting address. The follow
ing officers were elected: President,
Lawrence E, Ozanne; Vice President,
Jacob P. Schaeffer; Secretary and
Treasurer, Jay w. Rhodes. The fol-
lowing local agents were elected: Dis
trict No /, Miss Edna Barrows; Dis
trict No. S, Miss Evelyn Longmore;
District No. Z, Miss Clara Bohm; Dis
trict No. 8, Miss Gardinere.
The Presbyterian Society is arrang-
ing for an entertainment to be given
in the near future. Further announce
ment will be made next week.
Mr.. and Mrs g. Stetler and family
of Racine, spent New Years Day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob j. Barrows.
John Rasmussen of Racine, visited at
the home of his uncle, Chas. Rasmussen
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kohlmann and
family and Mr. and Mrs George
Bohm of Kenosha spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. August Bohm.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lauer enter
tanned at family gathering on New
Years Day.
On Friday evening of this week, Jan
nary z, Somers Camp Modern Wood
men of America, No. 1913, will hold it's
installation of officers and give free
oyster supper to it's members and their
families.
John Lawrence of Franksville, visit
ed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs, AL
bert J. Bishop during the past week.
Albert Jensen of Kenosha, visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Ras-
mussen during the past week.
Fed Donsing purchased five fine
horses in Milwaukee recently.
Eric Jensen departed for New Mexi-
co Monday where he expects to re-
main for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wendtland
entertained friends during the past
week
The neighboring schools re-opened
this Monday morning after the holiday
vacation.
Alvin Neff, the young man living at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Bal
ley Who was stricken with paralysis
one day last week, is reported much
better at this writing.
Albert Bullamore who has been suf-
fering from severe attack of blood
poison in his hand is much improved
Miss Clara Helding spent Wednesday
in Racine.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-01-06
LOCAL ITEMS
R. B. Swenson of Wilmot, was a
Kenosha visitor Tuesday.

R. B. swenson of Wilmot, was a
Kenosha visitor Tuesday.
The cabbage market is soaring and
cabbage is now being sold at $40 a
ton in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hansen of Ra-
cine, are spending few days with
friends in Kenosha
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Williams of
Bristol, have gone to Arizona to spend
the remainder of the winter.
The Schubert Club will meet with
Miss Grace Hart at her home on 623
Market street on Thursday afternoon.
The Racine school children sold
go, 900 Red Cross Christmas stamps. 1t
will be noticed that Racine is just
about 40 thousand behind Kenosha.
Judge BeIden is planning to come to
Kenosha next week to take up the
trial of criminal cases provided the
municipal court does not demand the
presence of District Attorney Baker
Fred w. Smith, an employee of the
Thomas B. Jeffrey Company was ar
rested this afternoon on charge of
petty larceny. He had hearing in
the municipal court later in the after
noon.
Miss Amanda Erickson of Racine,
well known to many Kenosha people
dropped dead on Franklin street in Ra-
cine last nigth while fighting her way
through the blizzard to go to the
theatre.
The regular annual installation Of
officers Of Red Cross Lodge knights
Of Pythias will be held on the evening
of January 18th. The Knights are
busy preparing program and supper
for the event.
Kenosha members of the Royal
League will 60 to Racine on Friday
to attend meeting given in honor of
Supreme Orator w. E. Hyde Of Chica-
CO. One thousand invitations have
been issued for the banquet.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-01-06
CROWD HEARS CASE
Trial of Edward Ho1zemer Draws Large
Crowd to the Municipal Court
(From Wednesdays Daily

(From Wednesdays Daily
The trial of Edward Holzemer on
charges of seduction under promise of
marriage is still occupying the atten-
tion of the jury in the municipal court
today and the fact that both the com
planning witness Miss Ella Kosteretz
and the defendant are well known has
caused the court room to be crowded
today. The examination of Miss
Kosteretz was concluded late Tuesday
afternoon and this morning the de-
PENDANT was submitted to a grilling
cross examination by the district at
torney. Miss Kosteretz sat with her
mother during the hearing and several
of her friends were in court with her.
1t is expected that the case will go
to the jury late this afternoon or to-
morrow morning.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-01-06
MESSAGE PROGRAM CHANGED
TAs HAS CONFERENCE WiTH
HOUSE AND SENATE LEADERS.
viii Send Recommendations on Conn
nerce and Trust Acts to Con-
gress or Thursday.

Washington, Jan 1.-THE message
program has again been changed at
the White House. It is now President
Taft's intention to send to congress on
Thursday message containing his
views and recf Recommendations on beth
antitrust legislation and the changes
in the interstate commerce law.
The president had originally intend
ed to send to congress to-day a mes
sage bearing on both of these sub
jects, and also On the subject OF con-
gervation, but, after a conference with
the presidents of number OF the big
lines of the country, he thought It best
to withhold his recommendations on
changes in the interstate commerce
act until he had given the subject
further consideration, and had again
consulted with the leaders of the
house and senate on the subject, and
he determined TO send in only his
views on antitrust legislation Yes
terday, however, he met the house and
senate leaders in conference, and last
evening TIE program was changed so
that it is now the intention of allow
ing only the conservation message to
wait until a later date, which viii
probably be early next week.
The pEesident insists that the con
ference with the railroad presidents
has not made any material difference
In his views on the subject Of needed
railroad legislation, and his message
on this subject is awaited with COZ
siderable interest.
The document covering the two sub
jects Is expected to make something
like 12,000 words.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-01-06
Chances of a Special Session
of Legislature Declared to
Be Decidedly Brighter
MAY SETTLE QUESTION SOON

There now is every prospect that a
special Legislative session will be call
ed by Governor Davidson. A peculiar
error on the part of some several
score assemblymen and senators, lob
byists and lawyers, has been detected
It has to do with the governors con-
stitutional right, which of course, takes
precedence over any act of the legis-
lature. This constitutional right of
the state g chief executive permits him
to call special session, at his will. 1t
does not require him to give sixty
days notice or even one hours notice.
Here is the provision:
Article ", Section II-(As amend
ed November 5, 1881)-The legisla-
ture shall meet at the seat of govern
ment at such time as shall be provided
by law, once in two years and no Of
tener, unless convened by the governor
in special session, and when so con-
vened no business shall be transacted
except as shall be necessary to accom-
plish the special purpose for which it
was convened.
This does away with all the talk
and newspaper persifage to the effect
that the governor must put the date
of the special session sixty days ahead
of his call. Tt has worried politi-
clans not little to think Of call
issuing this month for a session in
March or April. That would bring
| it too close to the period of political
disturbance and unrest, it is said.
The mistaken impression that the
governor would be forced to give sixty
days notice of special session came
about through the passage last June
of the Assembly resolution creating
special committees to draft bills for
passage at special session. 1t said
that the committees shall be authoriz-
ed to print their reports and send them
to every member of the legislature at
least sixty days before the converting
of special session" This resolu-
ton has no power to break down the
constitutional provision, it is stated.
In the light of this newly discover
ed situation, the work of the special
committees is of interest. There is
every prospect of majority report
from the water power committee agree
ing with the senate side of bitter
fight for the conservation of the state Is
original rights. This committee soon
will hold final meeting. The income
tax committee practically has agreed
on bill very similar to the Ingram
bill applying the income tax policy in
connection with the familiar property
tax.
The banking committee will meet in
Madison this evening. It is said to
be close to an agreement that will be
interesting reading. The committee
on education will meet January 21 and
it also is said to be about ready to
present its report. The good roads
committee will be unanimous with the
exception that Senator Donald will an
nounce his determination to submit
amendments if he sees fit.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-01-06
PARIS

The social held at the home of
Richard Price on New Years Eve was
well attended and all report SPLEEN
did time.
The annual meeting Of the Paris M.
E. church was held on Monday even
ing January 3. The following officers
were elected: President, Isaac Grifiths;
Vice President, William Sheen; Treas
urer Ed. Gunter; Secretary, Harvey
Gunter. Committee to get supplies for
dining room, Mrs. VIM. Sheen and
Mrs. James Grifiths.
A number from this vicinity attend
ed the funeral of Walter Crane at
Waterford ON Sunday. The deceased
being brother of VIM. Crane, ST., of
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Price of Bris,
toll, visited relatives in Paris last week
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Rock and children
OF Frankvile, spent Sunday with VIM.
Crane, Jr,
Charley Gunter, George Price and
Pete Thorn are serving on jury this
week in Kenosha.
Mrs. Isaac Grifiths spent part of
last week in Kenosha.
Mrs. John Rollings and daughters,
Ruth and Mary, visited with her moth
er last weet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner Roberts enter
tanned relatives and friends at a New
Years dinner.
Hurbert Gunter made a business trip
to Bristol the first of the week.