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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-06-21
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

ERNEST HRRRMo
Electrical Contractor
House Wiring A Speciality
PHONE 2os
HoLLokIAN q McELRoY
AttorneysstLaw
Federal Bank Bid 4.
TUCUMCARI, :; 3: NEW MEXICO
MOORE q MAYE8
Attomeysat-Law
Office In Israel building.
TUCUMCARl, :: :, NEW MEXN o
J. d. cuTLP
Attorucy-at-LAw
Judge Of Probate Court, Quay Count,
Once at Court House.
Main st. Phone 4
TUCUMCARI, 5: ;; NEW MEXICO
II. L. BOON
Attorney and Counselor at Law
OMce-Telephone Building First Street
TUCUMCARI, 5; 5; NEW MEXICO
K. }. Thompson, NJ. D., Surg. in charge
TUCUECARI HOSPITAL
Private
Corner Main ami Adams Streets.
Telephone Nc. 90
Surgeons for 4. p. 4 s.. w.
and O. r. l. & p. Railways
DIR. J. EDWIN MANNEY
Physician q Surgeon
Yaseen building, Second Door East
Elk Drug Store.
Phone IS. Res. Phone III
TUCUMCAR ri, 3: :: NEW MEXICO
O. II. FERGUSON
Physician q Surgeon
Office aud Residence, Main Street..
Telephone No. 186
TUCUMCARI, :: 5; NEW MEXICO
B. p. Herring, MD. @. j. X. Moore, ND.
HkkRINo q MOORE
Physicians and Surgeons
Office up stairs In Herring Building
Telephone No. 100
TUCUMCARI, 3; 81: NEW MEXICO
DR.. RICHARD couIsoN
Physician Il Surgeon
3 doors west Of First National Bank
Main Street.
Telephone No. 1e6
Residence Phone ESQ.
TUCUMCARI, 8; 3; NEW MEXICO
rINNI0AN- BROWN 90.
Dealers In
Wool, Hides and Pelts.
TUCUMCARI, N. NJ. BRANCH
Telephone lS8. p. q. Box 46e
Consignmsuts and Correspondence
Solicited.
DR. r. O. COULTER
Dentist
0fies-Room Z, First Natr Bank Bldg.
Telephone No. "a
TUCUMCARI, 8, :; NEW MEXICO
r. T. PARKS.
Matchmaker
zee East Main Street.
TUCUMCARI, 5: 3; NEW hEX1CO
You . greatly improve the looks
Of sdobs walls by giving them . coat
Of Ash Grove Portland Cement. In
quirs Of d. A. Belmors Lbr. Co. 3.la.tf
O. MAO sTANru
Dentist
Office, room 4 Israel building.
Tslsphous No. Sc.
TUCUMCARI. 8; - NEW MEXICO
J. q. WALKER
Decided Lands and
Rslinquishments for sale
Office at
ALLEN ~; 81 8: ~ NEW MEXICO
J. n MATrEsoN
Astonsy-st-Law
West Main st. Kuhlman Building
TUCUMCARl ;; :; NEW MEXICO
M. II. KOCH
Funeral Director and Embalmsr
TELEPHONE NO. il6.
lls5 Second Street, Residence Upstairs.
DIR. II. d. NICHOLS
Physician and Surgeon.
Office East Main. Telephone 3OS
A. III. KABLovIrE n D. v.
Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist
Once, Street. Livery Barn
Telephone No. %
BAsE BALL REPORT DAILY
The report or base ball games win De
received every evening at the Coney
Island. t.ee.sf
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR
FOX HUNTING SEASON
Fashionable Englishmen Fear an In
vasion Of Americans Not Used
to High Life.

Especial Cable 70 Herald-RepubIican.)
London. July 23.-Although the fox
hunting season Is long way off. ar
rangements are already being made By
enthusiasts for following the hounds
in the fashionable midland counties.
The rumor that an influx Of new
american hunting men and women will
spend the winter I'm Leicestershire. has
proved to be true. and the news has
Deen received with distinctly mixed
feelings. IL is calculated in leicester
shire that IL takes seasons for an
American horsewOman 10 become popu-
lar In The hunting field. but only about
one year for an American horseman.
The trouble-so the home-bred hunt
ing men SAYS that the American wo-
man disregards all the rigid etiuuette
of the field. including the lives OF the
hounds, in order to create a sensation,
while the american man soon over
comes this weakness
Mrs. Frank Mackay began by annoy
Ing the entire hunting set and ended
BY being popular. Mr.. and Mrs. Straw
lions TO the rule. They fell in with
the ways OF the field at once and have
hunted regularly for several seasons.
Now comes the news that Mr.. Jay
Phipps, the son OF Mr.. Henry Phipps.
Will let Daily hail. the old hunting
seat OF Sir Ernest Cassel, TO q large
party OF Americans. the chief host be-
ing MT Harry Payne Whitney, who Is.
OF course. an all round sportsman long
accustomed TO English method. The
fear In the hearts OF Leicestershire
hunting folk lies in the identity Of the
guests whom Mr.. whitney will intro
duce to the field. II IS stated that
young Mr.. Townsend Burden will be
among them; but nothing IS decided
as 10 the ladies'. M Jay Phipps has
decided TO spend more time over bust
ness on the other side and both he and
his wife, who was the daughter of MIR
Michael =. Grace. Will be much missed
In hunting circles.
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the Thaw money spent right nobly.
That was the million he exacted and
had safe in his pocket before he kept
the bride, the preacher and the wedding
guests waiting at the church.
lie bad no scruples about spending
that million as quickly as possible. for
her own right and had he not that cN-
ira half million In good Pittsburg real
estate, wrung from the bride at the
altar steps, to fall back upon2
Everybody who reads the newspapers
VIII remember how Yarmouth's cred
itors sWarmed about his hotel and the
steamship pier when the bridal party
reached New York en- route for Eng
land and the corOnet regilding IL was
the same when the ship landed them
on the other side. Pay. pay. pay. was the
order OF the day. with the earl OF var
mouth while that free million lasted.
| Yet Il was not total loss 60 the
L bride. for the earl while the money
, lasted. did himself proud in his an
cestral halls, even 20 hanging come
pretty trinl<ets on the neck and fingers
mable people in the noble Hartford fam
lily. The new countess visited them
and for several years felt herself Sc
cure In the affections OF n mother-ln-
law whose social influence was the
equal Of any woman in England. under
the royal family.
It was the tragedy in which Harry
Thaw was the chief actor which broke
off those pleasant relations. The sister
flew TO her brother and the notoriety
OF the whole terrible affair practically
closed the doors Of the house OF Hertz
ford upon the American countess.
The breach between the earl and the
countess was not then complete. When
she flew TO her Imprisoned brothers
assistance. he simply went off 20 Egynt
with a party OF boon companions and
what remained OF his million OF actual
Thaw cash.
The countess stuck to her brother
/ ed "a A.
prison. placing the remainder Of her
fortune at his disposal planning his life
for him when he should be freed from
the madhouse. never leaving him while
hope remained that he might regain his
liberty.
Not until Il was settled that the
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plea which had saved Harry Thaw from
the electric chair would continue to
hold him safe In the insane asylum
did the countess return TO her English
home-and then only to become a re-
cluse, virtually separated from her hus-
band and ignored by HIS people.
But soon the tragedy in the countess
lie begins TO be lightened by flashes
OF comedy. one day the earl comes
a-running TO her suffering from a
sense Of deep injury
This is atrOCiOus." storms the earl.
1t seems / cannot sell my own prop
erty-that half million Of pittsburC
real estate included in my marriage
portion; Madam, what have you to say
| to thisg"
Have you tried to sell it7" queries
the countess, concealing a smile be-
Tried! have tried dozen times.
| What use have L for Pittsburg real es-
] Does IT not pay you generous
/ yearly income -
Il am not talking about the income
want the whOle-in money. 1 need
And nobody will BUYS that IT.
! on, there's some bally nonsense
about trustees. Look here I want you
70 tell those fellows TO keep their
| hands off. / need the money"
naturally the earl, with his British
| patTiarchal training. supposes he has
! continues TO smile to herself That
Z Was one thing that kept the wedding
guests WaittnE-the time required FOR
the clever bride and her Ehrewd law
/ yers to draw up the deed TO Yarmouth
/ IN such a way that only the trustees
! named could consent to the sale OF the
property and the turning over OF the
proceeds to the earl. That was the
little Joker" in the document. which
in the anxiety Of the moment. escaped
the earls notice.
When Yarmouth discovered this hu-
initiating situation, realized that those
trustees were adamant and failed 10
eNtort any Of the countess own money
from her. the countess position be-
came so unbearable that she deter
mined TO sue for an annulment OF the
maria Sc.
/ This news did not alarm the earl at
All Remember, he was stiil dream
! ing. Failing to see the string at
I tached TO half a million OF PIttsburg
| real estate, he was safe to continue in
/ hts dreams for the present. And thus.
| dreaming sweetly- he permitted the
/ finish
What did he care? He was a free
/ man and there were those beautiful
| round dollars of yearly income on his
| perfectly secure Pittsburg property
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Is Il the beginning OF the cnd-whon
an American heircsg completely
outwits the noble lord-gcts her
title and her COrOuct. and. when the
matrimonial smash comes. gets back
her dollars. tooT
Marvellous Hats or 90 Alice Thaw.
erEtwsiic countess Of Yarmouth.
Tcsrf. bitter tcnrz. Tor the Earl OF
marriage ceremony for an hour with
his demand Tor another half million.
while this clever Pittsburg bride and
her shrcwd PittEburg lawyers fixed up
shat prize package Tor the noble earl
shat hair million OF PfttEhurE real eE-
fntc all done up in parchment with a.
cunning little Joker" hidden away in
a.
Behold The marriage goes % smash.
The noble earl gcrCnely proceeds 90
u7wrgp his prize p1CkaEt-With that
concealed string tied 90 a. The cum
ming little American countess gives the
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string a twitch. and loi the noble earl
wakes up
lie finds that. verify, he has been
dreaming He wakes up. Spurrcd by
sudden necessity. ne goes 20 work.
Actually the noble earl goes TO work.
lie resumes those pre-nuptial fancy
dancing steps on the London stage
which earned him honest bread. before
the Thaw millions doomed on his hori-
Zon.
And Alice Thaw. free. her ancestral
Pittsburg houses and lots restored to
her. may sit Erandly In her private box
while the earl she bought and returned
as damaged" CavOrts before her in
musical comedy.
This last IS more than n prophecy. for
Countess Alice Is about 90 revisit Lon
don and everybody In London patron
lies musical comedy.
But let us be fair The noble earl
can look back upon a vacation Of six
] or seven years and a million dollars OF
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The manner OF the awakening OF the
Earl of Yarmouth was really almost
cruel The countess gave the con-
Cealcd string n gentle tWitch and the
PittsburE. prize package she had fixe9
up for him so neatly took wings and
flew back TO her. A brief session In
London court made II all proper and
legal The earl could not believe his
eyes and ears.
but. I say. they can't do that. you
know" he spluttered TO his solicitors.
yer
"But It's all a bally rot. you know
The property was a gift-a marriage
Cift."
Exactly. a marriage gift" said one
Of the legal gentlemen, dryly.
Eth, what7 Can unev take away a
fellows marriage gift7'
''Yes-when there was no marriage.
no marriageg Then why have l
just been divorced ??
Having dreamed so long. the earl
1 was. perhaps, not yet quite awake.
| My lord. you have not been d.
/ vorced. A divorce was not necessary
though it would have served YOU
/ interests better. The countess released
I herself by annulment prOceedings-oI
I presentation Of requisite evidence tina
/ within the meaning Of the law no mar
| riage really ever existed.
/ But, I say. there was the gift, jus
] the same, you know,
1 1T was stipulated as marriag
/ gift. The marriage has been annulled
1 No marriage, no gift"
At this stage the earl probably wa
/ completely awake. for, finding that III
I hadn't penny whereWtth to ble6l
! himself. he did something which M
one can deny was much to his credit
went promptly 90 work.
| Immediately the Earl of yarmouth
was once more transformed into "Eri
/ Hope" actor. looking for an engage
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ment. Long ago. in London. he do an
acceptable "chappie" in musical CONF
edy-in fact he did the same thlng
over here. before he danced for society
al Newport and won the heart OF Alice
Thaw.
But now. after half dozen years
in clover. Eric Hopes needs were not
only pressing. but numerous Lon
don actors salary and an earls com :
fort fail FAR short or meeting ma,
vvav So Yarmouth added to his old
one an allied art-became a dramatist-
He locked himself up away from his
creditors and wrote, and partly COM
posed. musical comedy which he
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called The Pigeon House. ...,.-.
. With rare wisdom among autnVIE
he wrote OF what he knew ABOUT lIo.s
personal experience fhe Lon1on 49,
Paris scenes were practically INC sai lI,
in which he himself had neen WI
pIucked as pigeon sam llns aOus0
brother 60 the Wall street lamb
Naturally. he gave himself a goo
mart that of an irresistnle army -
ficer lover. in which to display MS
really excellent dancing ability. ms
tunefuI singing and his effective love
making - rr,,
THE piece was produced in London.
and both piece and author-actor mace
a hit He was called before the cur
tin on the first night. and turtner
pleased the audience by yielding credit
to the company -
Yes. the Earl Of Yarmouth has bad
TO go to vocabulary worthy thing
[ for ANYBODY to do. and IL was clever
| Alice Thaw who accomplished the
} marvel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-07
SUPREME COURT IS
TO CONDUCT CASES
ACTION AGAINST SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMES UNDER FED
ERAL JURISDICTION.

Guthrie, Okla, June 6-Attorney
General Charles T.. West was mott
fled today that the supreme court
of the United States had decided to
assume jurisdiction to hear the suit
filed by the Oklahoma attorney gen
eral against the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe railroad to cancel the
rights of that road under its gen
eral charter. The court has granted
leave to the attorney general to file
his petitions and has ordered pro
cess to issue looking to full hear
ing of the case Attorney General
West asks that the right of way OF
the Santa Fe be forfeited To the
state and that the road be enjoined
from he alleged charging Of higher
rates ON some freight commodities
in Oklahoma than in Kansas, basing
his claims for judgment upon the
contention that the federal charter
granted 10 the Santa Fe to extend
its right of way through Oklahoma
contained condition that the road
should not charge higher freight
rates on the classes of commodities
IN Oklahoma than in adjoining
states. 1t is stated that the federal
charters of the Frisco. Iron Ifoun5ain
and Missouri Kansas & Texas rail
roads contain similar provisions and
the attorney general intimaItes that
action will be taken against some of
these roads.
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Notice Of Sale.

State of Oklahoma, County of Gar
win, SIS. In the County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Ben
iamin Johnson and Jessie Johnson,
Minors
Notice is hereby given, that in
pursuance Of an order of the County
Court of the County of Garvin, State
of Oklahoma, made on the 2nd day
OF November, 1909, the undersigned,
guardian Of the estate of Benjamin
johnson and Jessie johnson, minors,
will sell az the front door of the
County Court House in Pauls Valley,
Garvin County, Oklahoma, to the high.
est bidder, subject to the confirma-
tion by said County Court, on Sat
urday, the 25th day Of June, A. D.,
1910, at II O'Clock m, at public
outcy, all the right, title and in
terest that the said Benjamin John
son and Jessie Johnson have by
operation or law or otherwise, ac-
quired in and to the following de-
scrIbed real estate situated in Gar
vim County, State OF Oklahoma, to-
wit:
Southwest quarter of the south
east quarter of the southwest quar-
ter OF Section ThiIry-two (32), Town
ship One CD North, Range Two CD
West.
And the land situated in Carter
County, described as follows. to-wit:
The northwest 81 acres of Lot Four
ca, and the south 20 acres of Lot
Four tn, Section Five 90, Town
ship One % South, Range Two
(2) West. Indian Base and Meridian.
Said real estate Will be sold on
the following terms and conditions.
to-wit: FCr cash in hand TO be paid
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-07
BEGGAR PRINCE COMPANY.
Have Hard Shedding Over at Chick
asha-Company in Trouble.

Chickasha Okla, June d.-The
Begear Prince Opera company has
gone begging, their trunks are in
soak at the Early hotel, the manager
and the owner have skidooed and
there is charge of fighting hand
ing over the latter's head. Mrs
Eta Merritt, owneress, upon arriv-
ing in Chickasha a week ago, took
rooms for herself, the pianist and
her manager-husband at the Grand,
quartering the prima donna, the
comedians AID the angels at the
Early The manageress had some
few dollars when she hit the town,
but the week wasn't a big one
for the show and seeing bigger
bills than she had pocketbook, she
paid the landlord at the Grand. took
hubby by the arm and started to
make a getaway. All went well un-
til she reached the corner at Dade's
hardware store when she ran plump
into the arms of one of the to-be-
left-behinds from the Early, who had
blood in her eye. They went around
and around for a few minutes on
the sidewalk, and one of the come
dians got into the comedy long
enough to get his name on Judge
Grigsbys book Meachum and Thom-
as took them to the police station
and they were to appear at this
afternoon for trial
And now penniless, wages un-
pail trunks garnisheed for beard,
manager and owneress skipped, and
two of their number with charges
of fighting hanging over them, The
Beggar Prince is up against the
real thing.
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man vote early and late and often, but
for the sake of the country don't let
her become a suffragette. There Is
a difference here. 4 woman with the
right to vote won't vote when you
want her 10. while a suffragette is a
woman who is going to vote when
you don't want her to.
am in favor of the right being
given now. \ woman being a help
meet. should assist man in all his hard
tasks. and now that the men in Okla
homa nave to vote so often and so
long. she should be compelled to come
out, take hand and divide up the
work. Let her vote on this constitu-
ton she has no regard for mems
constitutions She is stuck on by
laws and she proposes TO make them.
Let her vote on the whiskey question.
If there are to he votes against whis-
key. let her cast them, for there are a
lot OF men who, it seems, are not
against whiskey even though whis-
key is against them.
There is plenty Of voting to be done
in Oklahoma this year. Woman could
assist us right away.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-07
THE BANK GUARANTY LAW.

Some of the opponents of the lion.
Lee Cruce in the race for the nomi-
nation for Governor are using the
fact that Mr. Cruce is National
banker against him. In his speech
at Muskogee on the 2lst, Mr. Crucc
met this opposition and reiterated
his position on the bank guaranty
law. saying he was in favor cf it.
and refuted the statement that be
cause he is national banker he
would not be in harmony with its
provisions ani objects. He added,
If there is anyone on earth who
ought to withhold criticism OF the
Oklahoma law it Is the Oklahoma
banker If the Columbia Bank and
Trust company had closed its doors
under ordinary circumstances there
would have been twenty-five or thir-
tybanks in Oklahoma closed their
doors then ext day, fort hey prac-
tically had all their available funds
tied up in the Columbia and yet
there was not another failure among
banks in the State as a conse-
Guence."
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A SUGGESTION.

Much can be done towards san
itary conditions of this city by the
citizens themselves A cleanly city
is always an object OF admiration.
The streets of a city are the first
30 fall under the observation OF
the visitor and when in cleanly
condition leave an impression that
carries a remembrance that Is last
ing and beneficial 1t is an adyer-
tisement that Is worth having.
Here in this city with its finely
paved streets the opportunity to
make this impression is one that
should be at all times taken adyan-
tage Of. A stranger will say when
he sees the streets IN perfect order,
What a clean town. He will tell
it to others. will carry the news
on his travels and the city is thus
the gamer and soon has an estab-
lished reputation that will be of
great benefit
Now, in order to have things in
such condition It is necessary for
all to cooperate with the city au-
thorities and try to observe in every
way the rules that are necessary
for such conditions.
Trash should be carefully taken
care of and not thrown under any
circumstances in the street. This
will be a great help, and will if
observed soon result in better con
ditions. In cleaning the streets the
authorities should see to it that II
is well done. That little piles OF dirt
and trash are not left by the clean
ers to soon be again scattered and
thus agument the work. This Is
not intended I'm the nature of com
plant for the authorities are doing
the best they can but it is simply
IA suggestion for a little more care
on the part of all, system OF
thCroughness. feeling of civic
pride, and a city that will be known
throughout the state as the Cleanest
finest city within its boundaries.
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Notice of the Sale of Real Estate
by Guardian.

In the matter of the Guardianship
of Henry Carney, Annie Eva Carney
and Stella Carney, Minors.
Notice is hereby given in pursu-
ance of an order of the County
Court of McCurtain County, State
of Oklahoma, made on the 10th day
OF May, 1910, the undersigned guar
dian of the estate of the above
named minor wards, will sell at pub
lie auction, subject to confirmation
OF said Court on the 18th day of
June. 1910, within legal hours be-
fore the Court House door at Ard
more, Oklahoma all the right, title
and interest of the above named
minor wards to the following describ-
ed lands, situated in Carter County,
Oklahoma. towit;
Ela of the NWA, and NEA of
SWA, and NJ Of SEA of SW4,
and SWA of SEh of SWH, Sec.
SO, TBS, ROW.
Terms: 10 per cent of bid at time
cf sale, remainder to be paid at
time of confirmation of said sale.
HAMPTON JOEL,
Guardian.
f. w. TEMPLE. Attorney.
oI1-S1E
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Order of Court.
25-1 S-15

In the District Court of Carter
County, State of Oklahoma.
In the matter of Special Term
of the District Court of Carter Coun-
ty, Oklahoma:
It is hereby ordered that a special
term of the District Court of Car
ter County, State of Oklahoma. be
and the same is hereby called by
the undersigned, Judge of said Court,
to convene at the Court House in
the City of Ardmore on Monday,
June 18th, 1910, and to continue un-
til the business before the said
Court is disposed of or until soon
er adjourned by order of the judge
of said Court
Given under my hand and attest
ed by the Clerk of said Court this
the 3Oth day of May, 1910.
S. II. RUSSELL,
Judge of the Eighth Judicial District
of the State of Oklahoma
(SeaD
Attest: c. T. VERNON,
Clerk of the District Court of Carter
County, Oklahoma. wk1-S