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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
MR.. AND s...s. SHERWOOD
ENTEAfAIN BIRTHDAY CLUB

On Friday evening Of last week Mr..
aud Mr.. J.. y. Sherwood entertained
the Genilcmcn' = birthday club at an
elaborate dinner party. Their charming
suburban home was iastefully arrsng.
ed for the occasion aud the fortunate
guests of the evening carried away
with them n host Of Pheasant remember.
ances.
Dinner WAS served NJ eight O'Clock
with go rrs for eighteen aud Mrs. Sher.
wood was assisted in serving n delight.
ful course dinner by Miss Moinette San.
duskv. The feast was cnlivened by =
series of toasts which sparkcled with
Wit and wisdom. Mr.. I~i,'tson leading
oG with n toast To " Mine Host - watch
threatened To develop Into a roast. Mr..
Lawson ave a splendid iribut, 10 "Tne
Ladi,s' to which Mrs. Sandusky grace.
fully responded. Rev. l~ledgpeth repeat.
ed IN original poem which very eley.
crly brought in the ne Of each mem.
her of the club. Mr. CarutheTs further
culiveucd the occasion with a mirth pro.
Vos ing speech on woman suffrage. AZ.
ter the dinner was disposed Of a num-
Der of vocal aud instrumental numbers
we're rendered by the unusually inelin.
cd guests. The special guests Of the
evening we're Messrs. w y. buchanan,
=. Carutbers aud Stults. Members in
attendance were Mr.. and Mrs. stanley
Lawson, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar ~SandnAky.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. Ii,tson. Mr.. aud
Mrs. VI. y. Pcyton. Mr.. aud Mrs. &. II.
Alldredge, Rev. aud Mrs. iiedgp-th, MIR.
and Mrs. y. V. Williams aud the host
aud hostess. Each aud an wished the
genial host many happy returns Of the
day.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
ROOSEVELT WON'T
TALK WITH REBELS
Flatly Turns Down Request
of Representatives of Ma
deroists for Conference;
Trip Across Texas an
Ovation.

Snn \n;onio. Tex. March !2.-"1i
onel Roosevelt, will not ialk with any
representative Of the Mexican in-,r
gents during his trip through Texas
lie made this rcpor; to the pres 10.
day because of rum0rs that u confer
cncc "f some sort had been arranged
by friends VI the insurgents. The tx
president said the report was "'ab.
Surd.
IL j. true. however. that n request
tor q hearing was made by insurgeni
adhcrrbts. II met with q complete
aud unqualified refusal. Mr.. Roosc.
welt arrived in san Antonio tonight.
lie made the trip across Texas in q
special train provided by the citizen,
of Texas, and for which u special rat,
was sanctioned by the rnuroad com
mission 1T the State.
The longest address of Colonel
Roosevelt tour was made NJ Houston.
whore the train stopped three hour.
lie spoke 10 an aud cncc of 10000
persons IN the Auditorium and was
given u r]ousing reception. The Col.
oncl talked for more than AN hour ~
citizenship, aud in the course of hi,
remarks gave his first public explain.
alton NJ the present "trip.
~ had long made up my mind, " he
said. ''that after | came back from
my trip to Africa aud Europe, !
wanted 20 have n chance 10 go around
the country, aud II possible. speak
In each state aud Ia say 'howdv' and
thank YOU, for any man who ha.
been made President of the United
States by the American people re
mains forever their debtor. tie il moi
worth his salt il he has not tried &,
Ice President Of all the people. and
his obligation j. to all the people. and
hts obligation i To all the people.
An enthusiastic welcome greeted III,
Colonel a. he PASSED through th,
streets IN a parade of automobiles TO
night. -Four generals of the uuited
states army accompanied the part,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

ind them, Bev"ridpc refusing to cal
70 meeting for that purpose.
strong friends Ut New Mexico in
the house committee on tcrritoric.
ar" Hamilton Of Michigan. Cole oi
Ohio. Lylod Of Missouri, aud Houston
Of Tennessee, although none u III,
members uf the committee we're IN
tagonistic.
New Mexico's Nearness.
Just how close New Mexico was IN
Statehood un March I. the last dn,
~ tnr sixty hrst congr. ~. one wbu
was not present cannot realize. As a
mnitcr Ut fact. nj one time during ibc
Owen hlibustcr. senatorial approval
4" both New MrSico aud Arizona we.
assured. has senator Owen bat ne.
c"ri"d the proposition made To- mn.
hN Scnnt"r Carter for the regular r..
puhlicans.
IN order that the situation may br
understood, the following mny be-
-nid' By midnight Friday. ~ hour,
before the ,r~siun ended. all the
hig supply bills had passed the
S"nai" aud the house aud there mi,
remained &" approve the conference
reports between three representative.
1T the huu,c aud three %scnnturs over
III" amendments Ia the various bills.
To- mnk" the Legislation effective. But
these conference" reports were all ~ hr
heard ti"m vet aud had ~ lee nlnptc,I
'cf"r" the btll, hccnmc laws. About
J g. ~, saturday night. house Joint
resolution ."i. approving the cou.ti
'n''"n 81 New MrNir", was presented
i"r III" approval Of the senate aud
only taui little piece 1T legislation ~
mninci 4" made New IcNicn % state.
senator HALEY made q speech fn,
"tiug the adoption of the resolution
New MrViru's constitution.
aud II was net until senator owen
rose. that any opposition developed.
In fact. u l""kri like u sure 20. until
the Dklnhnman started IL talk. tie
did not l"ny" them long IN doubt.
however. aud his fixed determination
:" h"," 'hrm both approved NJ uci,hcr
remained unshHk"u until hui half m
hour remained uf III" sixty first con.
gt"~s. excepting q i've hours recess,
from ) ~ : u. m. but tina, wns taken
with owen orrupyiug the il"or. aud
under parliamentary law, he had the
floor when the ruat" i@rruuNru"d.
Ills puSition was thai, representa-
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

tive. of the special interests. ~ he
characterized the regular ~ standpat
republicans, would not object to the
New Mexico constitution being an.
proved because II would In all proba
bility bring two more republicans sen.
ators 10 the sixty second congress,
but Arizona they would oppose be.
cause It would probably send two
very progressive men. elected by the
popular rhOirc. aud IN accord with the
arizona constitution was q model for q
popular form of government, aud rep.
resented u trend ~ affairs IN national
life which was being adopted in many
states. lie stated that he thought the
present ~ good q time ~ would ever
com" ~ scatter enlightenment among
he senators aud the country nj large
because Iupular government was ut.
tracing more aud more attention
'mung all the people. Then he pro.
,"c.i"l H. give the history 81 the ref
'rcrdum, initiative aud recall. not
pul, ~ found In the Arilona consti
tuition. hut ~ II has been adopted by
other states aud IL practical operation
in 'nlil"rnia and oregon.
Flag Of Truce.
Time wore ~, nud when bu, about
an hour at TN" session rcmn ned. the
republican leaders went up IN the air.
\ hurried conference was held be-
tween senators llalc. Garter. Me.
lumber. liurr"w. aud Others of the
hnnnr" committee, aud u result sen
nt"f Garter stepped O" the aisle bc
tween the tw" sides of the hou," with
, flag :" truce.
H." proI"scd, aud h. aid he had the
mihor,ty from the republicans To- do
IL. that the joint r%.soluiion approving
the New M"Xiro constitution he
amended to include Arizona: tina, the
senator Weld the floor long enough
fur q vote 10 hc taken IN the PROPOSE
ton aud that II II did not pass ScHa
tor owen would bc regard ~ never
having surrendered the floor : aud
could speak iii ~" session expired.
~ this time aud nc Welded. their II,
nn doubt in the world that III. amend
"d resolution approving the two con
Siitutiuns would have carried. Bailey
ll"yhuru, aud perhaps on" of tw" 9th
rrs voting against IL un account of being
opposed ,u the referendum aud recall.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

December 10 March g. Thus IL es'ab'
lished our system Of ''long' and
Z" short ~ sessions ~ congress.
The four extrn sessions held before
1890 were called for reasons connected
with the war with France and the sey
ond war with England. and had little
work to do. Hut since ls2O every extra
session Of congress has been made nee.
essary by reason Of the fact that the
regular session does not meet until NJ
long after the new congress comes into
Office.
Extra Session Creates Treasury
President Van Buren, called the 2jth
congress 10 meet on September \, 1897,
10 take some action 10 relieve the fnnn.
cial panic ihnt oppressed the country.
In this extra session the house passed
the independent treasury hill, aud al
though IL was defeated In the senate NJ
that time. Il afterwards became n law
aud established the treasury depart ~
" INV fhlH'H lHhflfhI'Hl ~ " 'Fhiihl
bank.
President William Henry Harrison.
on March IL, lSIi. called TN extra Sos.
sion Of the eth congress 80 meet on
MAY ~. Before the congress met. and
after he had been In office one month.
President Harrison died, IN April !, aud
was succeeded by vicc.pfc-idrnt John
Tyler The congress wa ontrolled by
IN" Wings. who had elected Harrison
and TYLER. The Wing, were committed
Ia the proposition 10 repeal the indie.
pendent trensury act and ia establish
insiead n central bank Of ~" United
states. The congress passed the bill,
but Tyler vetoed II with specific Oh.
icc'ions. Congress. amended the hill 90
meet with these objections. aud TYLER
vetoed !, again. The eStfa session end
cd m September ~ with the Whig party
disrupted. every member Of the cabinet
having resigned. This was one Of the
stormies' sessions Of congress ever held.
-. -. -
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

FOR sALE;--I2O acres patented land
on Plaza Largo just south of Tuenm.
earl Mountain. River cuts on about
siS acres Of one corner, all the rest level
and wnter may be had at twelve 20
twenty feet. Bottom land and rich as
may be had in the county. Inquire ~
News Office for prices and terms. 2.ii.tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
TWO NEW STATES
AT EXTRA SESSION
ARE ALMOST SURE
Arizona and Her Constitu.
ton Bids Fair to Be Big
Issue in New Congress
For the Progressives.

Washington. D. g., March IT,. Nov
that tho excitement ~ the ln., few,
days Of the sixty first cungrc,. h,.
died away. the exact ,'atu. uf the
question ~ statehood fur Ntilnun and
New MrNiro mny be- mort accurately
determined. New Mexico. IL ran hc
said with absolute assurance. will be-
. state, a. the yer, furihc.t when
the sessiuu pf rougrcs. which meet.
next December ndiourus. pIuhnhly iu
Iun", 1879. while senatorial approval.
uIl that j.. now lacking, may hc ,crur
"d ~ early rs the first few week.. Of
ih" c~NirH~scssiuu, scheduled 90 take up
it, work April T. Arizona. BOO the nh
s"n"r Of formal approval OF dr,ap
rt",nl before that time. would also
become g state when cuuptr aI
Journs In the spring NJ lpl.. rruyid
cd ID" president has approved b., cuu
stitutinn boy that time, ur congress hu.
cunctrd Legislation maliug Irc.i
d"niiaI approval unnecessary.
arizona aud its constitution prom
isr Z" 10" among the leading issues iu
tl" coming extra session. That il
rrogr"s,l'" and popular government,
90, represented b., The Arizona ronstI
tuition, hu. 40 man, uihcrrut,
among both republican aud demo
crnt, that while they may not be- able
4" force q vote ct approval 90 Ari
l"nH during The coming cNim session.
It'll they nuc 80 strong that they can
and probably viii prevent the senate
approving New Mexico. uulo,, Ar
I"uu Is also included. \ vote 1T Ii,
approval .r ih ,runir against the New
Thought "f. aud VIII never lee taken.
Jules, I]rrrhnucr, some uu]trtiuuat,
combination should be- made. .uch ~,
including Arlluua. aud u]utnguuiliug
senator. otherwise favorable io New
MrNir". hut this b. unlikely aud even
then would not har New Mcxicu
y f''f 'fiN 'N''H 90 'NlNi NfNa# = VI
1T ]dr.aIpr",al of NJ" Ariloua rou,t
ruIt"u D., also uuiikrly, h"rnu,c the
continuation "I friends of Arizona who
wish II q state rrgrtdlr.. uf the con,
siituti"u. with the progressive III both
pHttir, couli and Wuull prevent H..
-" il would seem that what almost
nmomt, To- u dcadlurk un the subject
viii rNist iu the coming session. and
rather than force the issue all side,
will probably agree to let the two
irrri"tirs rutur lu hy rhr cNplrnl ,uu
at the period during which their con
,itturi"u, may lee Disappeared, ending
according to the attorney general
with The clnsc uf the .r-,o u lu the
spring If lnl2.
Arizonans Are Busy.
Il, however, the president does not
.....,.. a.. A. .-t.tut... .
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

FOR sALEi-Horse and buggy.
Horse good locker and good disposition,
young and plenty Of life. Buggy and
harness new. Also new saddle and a
good one. win take row In deal. In.
quire NJ News Office. 2.li.tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

i%ourned on August 18th. lie has row
called the c2ud congress to NEE, on
April !. 1911. What II will 10 remains
10 be seen.
Tomorrow-MeXic' The Revolution.
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not going =" send his approval IN con
girss. friend, NJ Ariyonn ARE already
planning tu make presidential an
prevail unnecessary. Just how ID will
W" done is only tentatively skctcbcd
"ui ns Yet, hut 81 Is o certainly TINT
something ct the sort will hc tried of
presidential .uuotiou il withheld. II,
q, ""ni"uIrd lhui because the run,iiiu
lI"u docs not conform 20 the IDEAS
oi % stand pat conservative prcsi
lent. ifs %" REASON fUr disappearing IL.
"" ls mot asked, they say. whether the
constitution suits him ~ not, IN fact.
that b., not his province IN the mat
ter nI ull. Al he has to decide. ac
c"rdiug to such mcn ~ senators
bournr lR"p.I, of Oregon and owen
prm.I. 1T Oklahoma. aud representa-
tr'rs James of Kentucky. aud Mar
Tin, ct Colorado, both democrats, H..
hrst, is tt the will uf the people; see
uud. iur, o. conform To- the enabling
mi. thIui, 3. n republican IN form.
fourth. is IL not contrary &" the dr
cluuiiuu uf independence IT 1t meets
Jll these requirements, the president
can not do otherwise than approve
b., they insist, r%rgnrdlc-, 81 his per
suuul opinion on some of the ideas
developed iu the strir for popular
government.
Congress, Not Taft.
The progressive hold that cuugrcy,
not the president, is the ne 10 pas, On
the constitutions, aud II, ~ said
above, IL b., seen that presidential ap
pro,ul l. withheld, legislation dclcgnt
ing that power To- congress alone viii
h." attempted This would ncccs-itatc
the repeal ct the enabling net, aud the
forming ct o measure in which the
say 81" 1T the chief executive was not
required, but whether this Is n threat
ar not. such nrh the plans ~ they nrc
now made public.
Bsveridge's Passive Opposition.
II b, not known lust how the new
congress, Viii line up on the question
and It the ucw corners IN the ,cunic
and the house are favorable To- both ~
oven Que of the cousiiiui ions. the III
uutiou will hc helped aud probably
brought "a u close during the extra
SESSION. There j. u" DENYING the fact
that the cause ui the territories was
helped hy M" fact that 30 senators
retired March T.. senator lBcycridgr
was chairman at the committee On
territories iu that body. aud his com
mite" could have been holding hear
ing, ON 'hc New Mexico constitution
cuiucidcut with IN" house committee
hui be- 80 desired. This would have
greatly facilitated matters and had
the hin been introduced. senator
owen, with his lone dlihuSicr. could
not have kept New Icxiro out. The
Indiana ,cuutor showed hi. hostility
more hv q passive course than other
" ,-c, refusing absolutely Il" eau meet
my 10 consider the resolution. ~ to
introduce u onto the senate floor
Friends Of New MrNIro. ~ ihcy saw
the session drawing O." q close. begged
him 10 net, hut he would not. and
finally senator Dillingham; reported
the resolution about u. M, SATURDAY.
morning, Just ~ hours before the scs
sion came 10 q close. ia lu thi, ho
had to poll III" comsittcc rs he could
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House viii BE Democratic

Now President Taft. twO wears later,
calls another congress Ia pass On an.
other feature ~ the tariff, knowing
that it will take up tn" work nj revising
The hill passed two wears ago, In this
congress the house will be- Dcmocr rattle.
Only one other president than Taft
eycr called an extra session NJ congress
when the opposition party was In con
was President Hayes, who was forced
Ia call extra sessions of both congresses
that held office under his administru.
tion because of the failure ~ a%ppropria.
ton bills, despite the fact that IN the
first one the house was Democratic aud
in the second both house aud senate
were controlled by Democrats,
This new congress, had not the pre-.
sidcnt issued his proclamation would not
have met until the FIRST Monday In de.
ccmbcr. The first congress met on
March (. 1859, by virtue II the consti.
tuition. From that time until iS2O the
first Monday in December wat fixed M
the annual meeting day. As the term
Of congress begins March I, that law
means that a congress does not meet
for nine months after 1t is in Office. II
also means that while there Is prncti
cally no limit within a year Of the first
regular session, the second session ear
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
lBy Frederic J. Haskinl

Th" extra session of Congress which
will meet IN Washington on April I
y, ~" 18th session oi congress called
hy - president ~ 'unscJrnrc of the TX.
lsi"n"c nt "Hu extraordinary ur"nsiuu. -
The congress which will meet l. the
d2nd sine" the adoption nf III" c"n.ii.
tuition. aud l. composed Of the repre-.
s"uiatiyes elected lat November in the
~ senators newly elected ~ reelected
hv their state Legislatures. in the sen.
ate.
President Taft called the extra scs.
sion - consider and determine the
proposition of passing Legislation IA
make effective the reciprocal trHic
agreement entered into between the
executives of this country aud Canada.
Iiu, he know that the congress, IL
called, could and probably would "a
farther and enter upon u more ur les,
general revision OF the 'nrin laws.
btHeI kAtIa SoahiOHh
OF the ~ extra sessions held since
the foundation Of the government five
have considered the iariH prnhlcm. The
war rariG of 1851 WIS passed hy the
extra session called hy President Lin.
coin Ia max" provision tor raising rev
rnuc to prosecute the military opera.
tions against the scrrliug states. In
that ease the tariff revision was u mere
incident, President Mckinley in lSpi
called an extra session IA revise the
tarin, the result being the Dinglry hill.
IN 1908 President Roosevelt called u
special ,rss late ia the autumn to
pass the Cuban rcciprnrit, hill, but
~ that time the Republican majority
WIS :" great IN both houses that there
was moi the slightest danger TINT the
general tnrin question would hr open
od.
The other Two special tnrin ,ssions
have been called hy President TAFT. he
dist congress wns called for March ~,
1909. II stayed in session until 1t final.
~ as.nd the Payne Nlirirh iarin hill
IN August of that same year. That run.
grcss Wa republican in both branches,
hut f%artionnlism In the party hr"k" the
force 1T the organization. Nc,crthr.
less, the tarin was passed hy the Re-.
puhlicans,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

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In the closing DAYS OF the Grant "d'
ministrntion the Democrats gained con
troll OF IN" nous" OF REPRESENTATIVE
mud refused nj ~" "nd "i IN" 'Nh con
gress Ia pass the army appropriation
hill unless u was provided 'h"' troops
must not he used ~ u l"Ss" ""m''"'ns'
This was the beginning ~ the long
%Struggl" Of 'h" Democrats J." do away
with the reconstrueti"n legislation
Hayes Has o win Congress
President Hayes, IN c~onSe1uenr" Of
III" failure To pass III" appropriation
hill, NJ last was forced to call mn eStf"
session Of tn" 10th congress when met
m October H. lN'' In TINS congress
the Democrats '"n'roi'ed 'he mouse
The featur" OF ~" extra session was
the passage ct the hiand'AI's"n S'''''
hill' later to become " p'""' Issue I'M
congress- IN ~ last regular session
again refused TO pass inc army ""'
without riders rroh'hi''np 'h' use
~ troops NJ elections IN W" s"n'h'
Therefore President Hayes " "a
call q" "S'r" session OF TIE 1o'h con
sreSs' which met March H. ls'' Th''
time the Democrats were IN III" ma.
iori'y In 10Th house ana senate In'l
passed the appropriation b'lls WIN
riders repeating Tue f"r'e hil' pu'
the PRESIDENT vetoed tue h'hs AMER
a long Strngp'" they were agar" passed
without riders bn' the Jays oil re-
construction Were prae''rH'Iy over
cleVeiand cans Exsra session
President Cleveland called D . :
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18

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is possible to deter
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! and leaves the others
! out.
4 if YOU are
B particular about eat
! ablcS. our store will
B appeal to You.
/ BECAUSE we play the
/ game of business fair
and square. We make
} right any mistakes
that we may make as
soon aS we hear of
J them.
} BECAUSE we try aw-
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B there ON time" We
} appreciate the incon-
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for goods IL he dcliv-
cred.
} BECAUSE in spite of
} all these advantages
your dollar is ms large
! here as anywhere, Of
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/ Guaranteed Ranch Eggs
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TAFT'S RECIPROCITY CONGRESS
Fifteenth EXTRA SESSION

last at best only from the 6r,, week /
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-18
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approve the Nrlluuu constitution, a.
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approve it-iu amy event il It bee
come, evident caily IN April that he is