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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-01-08
TELEPHONE ETIQUETTE.

Do not allow yourself to get into
the habit OF long conversations over
the telephone. People who do this
lose all perceptions OF the times
when they may be annoying or dis
turbing others.
Particularly in the case Of party
wires is there call for consideration.
Some one else may urgently desire to
use this same telephone over which
you are gossiping.
Do not use the telephone Of the
woman upon whom you are calling
unless 1t is absolutely necessary.
Thoughtless women often make con-
venience of their friends in this re-
spect. Your hostess may not wish
to take you into the part OF the
house in which the telephone is sit
uated, or, when frequently done. it
may prove a considerable expense
to her.
Do not call up men in business
hours If you can possibly help it.
If it is necessary to do so, be as
BRIEF as possible.
Do not tell things which you do
not wish known over the telephone.
Conversations are often audible to
all of the persons in the room with
the person to whom you are talking.
If 1t is a business conversation, 1t
Is we'll to think what you are going
to say beforehand. Orders or re-
quests are frequently misunderstood
through the hesitation and changea-
bleness of the person giving them.
Finally, temper Justice with mercy
In your treatment Of the young wom-
an operators who answer your calls.
Their business Is tedious and wear.
ing one, and 1t is almost impossible
to be always eagerly attentive.-New
Haven Register.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-01-08
: WINDS MESSAGE.

=. the wind comes whispering
MET met and soft and low: n..,.
s,te the trees with a little
breeze,
~ the wind comes bowling,
I, surrying on he goes:
,.rlet white l will spread to-
night, ,.s.,,. ,r.u
,mu the wind comes moaning
irving about the caves:
arth, you'll be gray when I
strip away .
yed and yellow leaves
dngtime the wind comes laugh
ing
s the days are long and bright:
4. earth is new and the sky Is
blue,
living is pure delight"
,oye the four winds blowing,
,rsr the world they roam,
,cisv or mild, they sing to the
child
listens and dreams at home.
Annie W. Mccullough.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-01-08

GREAT SACRIFICE FOX Ell l ALI 1
Few women, we suspe-t, appreciate
the magnitude of the sacrifice they
would be required to make to be p,ac-
ed upon plane of absolute equality
with men. They cannot hope to ac-
quire equal rights and privileges with
out assuming simultaneously equal
obligations under religious as we'll as
under secular law. To those VINO
are unacquainted with the inestima
BILE boon which they now possess IN
being exempt from the prohibitions
imposed by the Eecalogue upon
man in respect OF certain specimen
acts, the acceptance Of full response
bility signifies little, il any. addition
to the burdens now borne. Wiser
ones doubtless appreciate the extent
OF the immunity which they now en-
joy, and they may we'll hesitate Tor
a long time to fOrsake, for mere tenn
porary advantages, a position likely
to prove so seTviceable in the here
after Whether feminine opposition
to the attempt to establish equal
rights on earth is based, in part,
upon intelligent realization of the ac-
conpanying necessity of waving TINS
precious privilege, we cannot say;
but it is Gear Tat no woman should
be permitted through ignorance or
misapprehensiCn, to adopt course
which mieht tend to her undying re-
pro- IN, t1,a world tn como
The fact, OF course. is that women
are not only not bound by, but are
freed, at Least by inference, from
any obligation to observe the require
ments of our Fundamental religious
law. The Ten Commandments were
written for men and apply to men eX-
clrsively, ex ept in so far as indirect
ly, through the agency OF men, GER
tain minor duties are imposed upon
members of their households, ana
even here the full responsibility de-
wolves upon the head Of the tribe
or family.
The Fourth Commandment, provid-
ing for proper yet practicable OBJ
servance of the Sabbath, directs that
Gin it thou shalt not do any work.
thou, nor thy son, nor thy daughter.
thy man-servant, nor thy maid-ser-
want, nor the stranger that is within
thy gates All members OF the
household are comprised within the
prohibition except one. Nor thy
wife" does not appear, and some have
been led to suppose that the signifi-
cant omission means that thou in
cludes both husband and wife. The
true explanation is quite different,
as we Immediately perceive upon
comparing this with the Tenth Com
Thou shalt not covet thv
neghbor's house. thou shat not covet
thy neighbor's wife, nor his man-ser-
want, nor his maid-servant, nor his
OK, nor his ass, nor anything that Is
thy neighbor's."
Clearly here thou" does not In
clude the wife with the husband; the
Injunction is addressed explicitly and
exclusively to the head Of the house
hold, who is very properly forbidden
to covet any OF his neighbours prop
critics, some of which are specified
in the order OF their value.-North
American Review.
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The True
Story Of
lsachusetts Fox;
m MRS. ANNIE A. PRESTON


v must say" said Uncle Zeke
came in to breakfast, that l
fancy marketing my chickens
pther Fox up at Foxboro
side hill. / never shall get
liang poultry at this rate, some
Nill have to be done about it,"
Il trap" suggested Aunt Sarah
poured the coffee.
catch q cat? II I was a boy
dig the varmint out"
pc you'd find the hole first"
John Henry with his mouth
riddle cake. "Dick and I
been smart enough, but if you
1e'll spend two or three more
b the wood lot"
y say so. young feller,"
Uncle Zeke in turn. you may
narrowing instead. And be
"a all the neighbors to shut
~ cats and dogs until after
ttmorow morning"
1eighborhood lads were all in.
tu0ciently to accept the in.
p bring their traps about
and assist in the batting
= and they were still chat
t1s well.house as to whose
= most likely to catch and
thief when a succession of
hsh over behind the poultry
anursd them that the cunning
Vas already caught.
What shall be done?" cried
-. Leave him and let him
light as a melancholy ex-
~ neighbors, or shall we
|. go q him with a gun? It
g seem blamed mean to me
critter in a trip an then
little light trap OF Eu.
eated John Henry, who had
~ q the first yelp Of the
- was now returning with
ason. Hes caught by one
y aes running away with the
|eaas on, boys!"
race that was by the bright,
9 Of the full June moon. The
ains wild creature had the
i her infrequent banks OF pain
pursuers the clue, and, impe. !
- painful burden of the trap
ake AZ angry thing to her
9 loot. she was soon over
20 home,'' said John
ve her time enough, we're
. trap is caught in the
one shouted. and the pa
8 cry that rang out
woodland made Uncle
sefy much out of breadth,
p declare that he wished
complained but had let
sher 60 into the chicken
herself, unmolested.
e her, blamed II I amt.
DO to end this racket,
aer free. or what?"
luiet a minute" whis-
There comes her young
49, : ne shadows. Can't you
cried John Henry,
sden dire. "and I've got
~ all rushed to see the
- pointed nose protrud-
oreast Of John Henry's
~ one to hold. and don't
cried the lad. II don't
aim and I'm going
III As well co." ssfd
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-01-08

Goblets made Of ice for use in hot
weather originated in Holland. where
they are widely used. This novelty
has been introduced in the United
States and Is used at q number Of
soda fountains in the larger cities
In the Eastern States.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-01-08
MRS. YOUNG.s POSITION.

'MI>c- OOA>N y WI w.
Mrs. Ella Flass Young. superinten-
dent OF the public schools Of Chicago.
will receive q salary Of $4,000 a year.
Shs n & and was born at Buffalo,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22
GUMPTIoN ON THE FARM

DO you keep account Ot everything
on the farmi II not, how are you 20.
ing to tell whether you are gaining
or losingi
Bad tools will spoil the best work
man.
send for needed pillow irons nov, So
~ to be ready.
The worst bed fellow IN the world il,
worry; kick II out!
"lt takes money to make money,
we are often advised True. but some
times It taxes money to make a TOOL.
About tuc must uncOmi Orthble aud
unsatistying work IN which n man can
engage 10 thrashing his wild oat crop.
Plenty of screws, strap.hinges, hasps,
gate hooks aud eyes come handy around
The farm. Try q box oil such ia the
shop.
We need not wear ourselves 'ut wOr.
gyIng about what will happen when
thc soil wear cut. Such II calamity
viii not happen IN our time.
Throwing vocal stones at other peo
plo may be- fun, but ten to one the
other fellow wiIi get mad aud hit you
with the real article sometime.
| nHNo seen uIon and women work.
Ing around the farm OF house until
eleven clock at night, OF later; aud
yet with years OF such lost rest aud
nerve force they were very little ahead.
Better 20 10 bed at nine, get "a good
rest, and got up early, With quiet
nerves. Then you ean do double work.
The farmer has time these long even.
lngs and bad days TO work his brains
and broaden has vision by reading,
planning aud studying. lie has time
10 weigh problems and to write letters
That should have been written long
ago. know some farmers living handy
10 the village store who spend every
evening aud bad day loaiing. This
Is too much OF a good thing, | be.
lieve IN dividing the time up "a little
better. The fellow who has no desire
to improve his mental qualities, or u
figure cut why hc has not made much
money in the past year, might at leas'
spend a little time IA doing thing,
for the pleasure aud comfort of thos,
be- loves.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22
RAY VIEW NLI,n

The bay View Club meeting Of this
week was held nt the home of Mrs.
Street With Mesdames Becih, Crolord,
Donohoo, George, Go%ldcnbcrg, Kinds,
farrell, Jones, Moore, Randle, SHEER.
wood. street, Thomson aud WEIGH IN
attendance. with Mrs. VI. B %Guldcnbrrg
and s. as Thomson rs guests Of the
day.
Roll.call wa, of swedish Women
aud llomes.' Routine business was
transacted, including the appointment
IT AN auditing committee. at the re-
quest Of the Treasurer, 10 audit her
books. and then the program of the
day VIA taken up, Mrs. Thomson ID
recting the lesson for Mrs. Stunfil,
bringing before the members the gist
Of the review OF the Swedish aud
Norwegian Government, > aud at their
Army and Navy by means of
questions; Mrs. Jones told of the
Swedish Industries aud Products -
from the magazine account ut the same.
aud Mrs. Croford, IN a well written
paper. brought before us Famous
swedish Women, . among them Fred
rika Bremen, Ellen Key, selma Lager.
lof, aud the great swedish Nightcn.
gales Jenny Lind aud Cristinc Ncils.
son. And Mrs. Kinds read to us the
inspiring "Nationnl Hymn at ben
mark
A tempting luncheon of salad, sand
witches, waters and coffee was served
by the hostess aud her daughter Euln,
aud u thoroughly enjoyable social
time filled the rest OF the afternoon
The meeting of next week will be at
the home of the president, Mrs. Thorn
sou.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22
THE YARD

Keep the old fighters apart and 80
remove them from temptation.
The laying hen develops a great ap
petite aud m enormou thirst.
Owner of the coop; "Who's in
thcrei' Rastus! "Aint nobody in
here. 'crppin' US chickens
Lack OF u constant supply of clean,
pure. fresh water before the fowls
means defeat In the end.
Egg shells are largely lime. The hcus
should be- furnished plenty Of lime.
\ feed Of finely chopped onions, once
u week, is a tonic tina, helps to keep
brollcrs lively aud healthy.
Keeping too many fowls ia u prn
with an insufficient amount at floor
,pnce j. a pitfall to Ice avoided.
Lice which sap the life hlud aud IN
lcrmine the Hook Is a pitfnll into
which tar too many stumble.
Deal pretty sparngly with red pep.
por "a u spice for poultry. 1t II sharp
stun. Better warm your chicks up
some othcr way than by feeding u.
You eau not feed hens that lay color
ed eggs 10 that they will lay white
ones. IT you want white eggs get the
Kind Of hens that lay them.
The white featherel bfuilers may
have the more attractive appearance
IA market, ~ the pm feathers do not
show as they do on dark plummngcd
birds.
a nest egg makes a nest more NJ
tractive TO most hens, especially ~
the smaller breeds, We like the china
eggs. An cgg eater will pick at them
tor a little bit aud then give 1t up
~ "a bad job.
lcc.cold water can not help chilling
the hens. II must be- warmed up some.
how, aud that makes vitality. Save
the hen : strength OF body by warm.
You can do IL cheaper than the hen
,dn.
Here II u new plan for killing mites
on poultry roo,ts: Take two pieces to
make u seven eight, inch thick aud
Two inches wide; bryrl the edges a lat.
lie, aud nail together, not too close
aud SGT up On odgc. The mites will all
rungtegHt" IA the seam between tn,
two pieces, Pour kerosene ia the
groove formed by the bevcl on top, ant
you have them dead.
Many who keep poultry o,erlook the
Importance OF grit. Lack of grit means
'T digestion aud few eggs. a lo,C
IT gravel near the rhiyhcn~ HON,
would improve the health aud incrca,,
The egg yield on many u farm. !
know At il claimed that the gri, oi com
mcicc d. the best, but the gravel d,
good enough grinding material. II
y"u havc never tried II you will b,
surprised hor fast It will disappear
whcu placed ia IA box whore the hen,
yan n"lp themselves
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22
HINTS ron STOCK OWNERS

rags are quick money, Ton in siX OF
seven months they are ready for mar.
ket, to a big profit II well fed and cared
tor.
IL sows ARE to farrow in February
or March, put them IN warm, well ven.
tilaied quarters, where they can ex.
eTcise.
II pigs show an unthrifty condition
something In wrong ~ the feed or man.
agement. Find cut the troubls and
remedy 1t, or you will lose money.
Cold water should never be given
tho new milk SOW. a. may bring on q
chill and cause milk-fever. Warm II
a little for u couple OF days. That
will help 10 avoid the danger.
4. Push the calf right along. The hrst
year Of u calf's life will be the max.
ing Of IL. Away from the Q .eyed,
gsunt, frowEy.hairsd little wnts see
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22
NOVELTY STORE ATTACHED.

The II. ID. kirsch Co. Of Amarillo.
through their Attorneys Davidson y
Keator attached the stock of Mrs. A.
T.. Taylor, known as the Taylor Novel.
~ Store and closed the doors Tuesday.
Mrs. Taylor through her Attorney G. II.
l~littson has asked for II receiver aud
has filed a petition for voluntary hank
ruptcy, II is thought that the asset,
will amount Ia more than the liabilities.
The store will be opened in II few days
aud the debts against the firm will be-
settled ~ soon as the goods eau be- sold.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22

here and there nll wcnucd too soOn
Let them have the mills until too big
to drink 81. before you rut 1t un en-.
tircly.
No man is cited 'o train horses who
is not thoroughly sympathetic aud brim
full at horse SENSE.
Every man who raises one colt ~
many should realize the great import
nn"o Of early education.
This SHOULD hopin when the colt D.,
only q fcW day old.
II tied az first with % strong we'll.
fitted halter that Will Withstand all
trials &" brcak, u string Will hold him
oven after.
Nc,rr omit the t]irtiug strap when
th" colt b. first hitchcd up.
TIE best way to ruin a horse b. 80
saw uu hn, bi when be- gets q little
out OF line. There may be- other meth
DDS hut that - the best one wc eau
think Of just now.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22
SCHOOL DISTRICT BUYS SEATS

III" people OF Mesa Rodondu neigh
borbood had II pi" supper at the -chuo
house last saturday night for the ru~
pose of raising money To finish paying
I - the new e. niturr \ - - rIuN |
was present and the sucml feature
very much enjoyed. Something over
$50 was the result of the evening =.
sale of auctioncd pies, The cr"vl.'us
climax Of the enthc program wa th"
auction Of Il pie for the ugt,'st men IN
~" audience. Ia. vrL' io Professor
Hudgpcth, the tcdrh''. rud lrpuglu
$3.50. Not W bad TO be ugly after all
~ AN occasion Of thi, sort, rh, lludg
prtht
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22
PATTERSON RESIGNS,
WINTERS APPOINTED

Il. H. Patterson, Justice of the
Peace for precinct No. l., rendered
his resignation to the lBoMd of Cuun
~ Commissioners, aud last Saturday
h. h. Winters was appointed To I'll
the uneNpirci term. Mr.. Winters j.
well known IN rucumrarr. having
been with the Tucmucari Furniture
lahoma over u year ago, aud returned
tn Tucumscri some months ago. Since
his return to this city he has been a.
suciaicd with l.. r.. sherwood IN the
rcal estate business. Nr feel sure
thar Judge Winter WILL IN the
position with dignity, aud to the salts.
faction OF all the people.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22
CHURCH NOTICE

AZ the First Methodist Church
sunday morning at II O'Clock there
will h" n special demonstration ser
mon, aud some members Of the SUNDAY
school will assist In the service. The
entire service will bc IN the interests
of the young life. At the evening the
service will he ''Christ Among the
People, ." There will he special mu,i,
ut Theses services. SUNDAY School
T9!15, Junior League Monday ut ilj
l.. VI.
q. NJ. Mcbride, Pastor.
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CHURCH

Worship will be held sunday at
ili0O q. m. and ZOO r. IN,
Rev. Dr. VIM. e, Lindsay Of LAWYER.
c%ncchurg, Ky, will preach. The sub.
jects will he; "And Peter" and
Jesus the Light and Life.
4 cordial invitation is given to the
public to worship with In.
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FATHER MoLINIo oRpEREp HERE

Father Molinio, formerly OF the East
Las Vegas parish, and recently Of
Puerto de Luna, has been ordered here
by the bishop at Santa Fs, 10 supsrin.
tend' the finishing Of the Catholic
church. This, when finished, will be
one OF the best church structures In the
city and the Catholic congregation de
serves great credit for its erection.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22
CARD OF THANKS

desire to return my sincere thanks
To those who have shown their sym.
pathy To me during the time Of my
husband death aud burial, and es.
pecially 10 the railroad men aud Ma
sons who have been 30 very kind soil.
%citious, generous and attentive.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. l. e. Elkiua
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22
MEETING

There will be a regular annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Tucum.
cnfi Building aud Loan Association a,
the onlce of Davidson aud Keator, Feb
ruary 10, 1910, at 1880 p. m.
l-l55t T. Il. Sanders, Secretary
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-22

II will soon be time for the spring
winds. BE thoughtful and protect your
property from fire and cyclone. lIamil.
to Ins. Agency ale always ready 10 save
your property. Nothing more important
ON hands. l4.tf
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NOTICE APPOINTMENT
OF ADMINISTRATIVE

Notice is hereby given that ou the
18Th day of January, 1910, was np.
pointed by the Judge of tine Probate
Court Of Quay County, n, NJ, admin.
istratrix Of the estate Of James G. m
kins, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate, are here ,
notified to present the same To ne with.
in ninety days from said date.
Della n. Elkins.
administrators OF james G. Elhins, de-
ceased.
Dated this 18th day Of January, 1910.
l,22.5 -.
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Insure your life in the strongest com.
any on earth, The Mutual Life OF
New York. Hamilton insuranc
\gcu,y. "a %
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II that policy is about 70 expire,
sea Lee Sherwood, he represents two
OF the strongest companies In the
world. TIT
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For courteous treatment and honest
dealing. SEQ 4. L. Patterson, the land
attorney. Tucumcari, N. M. Once al
the Court House. 1871
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Your choice Of twenty o4J Of the
OF lest and strongest FIRE insurance com
pan'es in the World at tde Hamilton
Insurance Agency. lItf
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Buy accomplishments and land direct
from the owner aud sell direct to the
buyer. See Freeman about II. 6.tf.c
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A q

Six Lots in Barnes Addition near
High School Building for sale at a
bargain. II sold at once.
II j. W. Campbell
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For Rent:--A furnished room, No.
ia High Street. g.tf
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II that policy is about 10 expire.
see Lee Sherwood, he represents two
Of the strongest companies In the
world. 7.tf
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Try = cool draught at Patty saloon
East Main. Simpson building 4Ott
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Don forget TO come In and lot us
insure your household goods.
7.tf Hamilton Ins. Agency.
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Ask the Evans Realty Co. about the
opening OF the Heman Addition. ll.tf
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J, r. Daughtry. Agent for Missouri
State Life Insurance Company. 2-tf
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II. Gerhardt represents several good
Fire INSURANCE Co =. l2.tf
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Let II. GerhArdt write your fire in.
surance. l2.ti
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Herman Gerhardt would like TO write
you some accident Insurance. l2.tf
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SEQ O. II. de Yampert II you want
farm land. 4.tf.
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See Herman Gerbafdt for lots in
San Jon. l2.tf
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Tho LvanS Realty Company eau make
YOU large profits Don't hesitate. 1877
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IL. Gerhardt has several bargains In
houses and lots. See him. l2.tf
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The Evans Realty Co. can make you
large profits. Don't hesitate. 1911
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Twenty six old line insurance com
panies represented by the Hamilton In
surance Agency. a.
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