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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-10-27
DEMOCRAT TICKET.

State Senator--James T. Hin
kle.
Representatives to the Legs
.ature-J. T. Evans, Jas, w.
Mullens, and w. E. Rogers.
Sheriff.. r. Young.
Probate JUDGE. d. Nell.
Probate Clerk-R. F. Ballard.
Tax Guy H. Herb
ert.
County Treasurer-GOo. A.
DAWSON.
County Surveyor-W R. &c
cles.
Superintendent of Public In.
struction-C. G. Hill.
County Commissioners-T, D.
White, w. M. Atkinson, and B.
Fl. Wixom.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-10-27
w. 7. Cowgirl,
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NOTARY PUBLIC
KoMEr FLASHES.

Everybody i'll ''New Komet's"
territoryis busy as an old hen
with one chicken, where bugs
are scarce, and the toilers. are
showed under. Hence t h is
week S : flashes" will be few
and short.
We understand that G. D.
Carmichael and wife had a few
words, pheasant ones and G.
D, took the train for Oklahoma.
Mrs. Jim Macarthur has been
sick of late, but is about we'll a.
gain
Tom Goodnight has a bad at
tack Of California fever, and, in
his mind, is moving in t h a t
direction.
G. D. Spillman has bought a
young fiIley, from Tom Good
night. Consideration SAT so.
Mr.. "Perkins" Patton is still
without a wife, having failed to
get one from Sears q Roebuck.
The other day, sitting lonely in
his shack, he said to himself
necessity being the mother OF
invention" | will construct a
pair of overalls-sure enough
overalls." He did so, and made
a fit like ''Fitz." Now he talks
of setting up tailor shop. If
he wants a "big business" right
in the start, we advise him to
begin on-a suit for Tom Cain, of
Elida.
Here are some good savings
of Herbert Kauehman:
"How can you hope to hold
your place, if you do not hold
your pace?'
"The earth takes a fresh turn
every twenty four hours. So
must you. If you stand Still
you are tagging.
Who can beat this! Mrs. G.
IA. Spillman has G a tn er e d
5, 557 eggs since the first day of
last January. During t h e
month of April she gathered
1870
]. B. Spillman and "Old Kite"
his horse, have been hustliug
with the maize sled, IT,; ing to
beat the frost, but they W er e
showed under last week.
Sleek in these parts looks well
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-10-27
this writing

Mrs. @. J. AGREE has been sick
for several days, but is able to
leave for Roswell. Thursday
where She can get better med
ical attention.
J. D. Hearn came up from
Roswell to spend Sunday, re-
turning the next day.
]. Fl. CulIenn spent Sunday
in town.
Mrs. Docia Banks has shipped
her household goods to Celiste,
Texas, where she expects to
live for some time. w are
sorry to loose Mrs. BaGks as a
neighbor.
Will Wright is building him
q house on the claim.
A. p. Wade who came re-
Gently from Sherman, Texas,
has deposited money to file on
the claim recently contested by
B r. Basel.
Mrs. 7. S. Troutner had a let
ter from John Vickers, contain.
ing the news Of the birth of al
s pound daughter at their home.
at Laura, Okla, on Oct. 16
This will be pleasant news tC
their many friends here, as they
until recently lived here. Con
CALCULATIONS.
\ Mr.. Smith and sister-in-laW
came down from Okla, anC
filed ON land northeast Of town
? Hope they will soon return t,
live here.
E VIM. Hornerspent the week
end in Roswell on business. H
reports Mrs. Beatty to be gettin,
along as wen as could be expect
: ed after the attack of typhoi,
fever. Mrs. Shambaugh is alst
. improving in health.
/
Rev. j. I. Lightfoot of Acm
spent Monday in town
w. X. Mccormick, J. N. S
Webb and w. L. l.. Parker al
made their five year proof Of
j Wednesday she 25th, b efor.
II. p. Lively at Ellxins.
Mrs. Della Webb left Wed
for Carlsbad where they wi
spend the winter.
Rev. j. N. S. Webb will b
stationed at Loving and Malag
as pastor Tor the year.
A. L. Cranson was up iron
/, Acme for a short visit recently
: Always glad TO see Mr.. Cransor
/. in town
&C. Sandige made fiye-yea
proof before w. r Cowgirl a
Kenna. October 25th. M. O
: Mills and j. D. Tinsley were hi
Witnesses.
w. /. johnson and e. NJ. Jet
, have gone to the Valley for |
! load of apples, taking a load 0
furniture etc for Mrs. Acre
: down with them.
Chas. Layton has purchases
} the Jett cattle, about 30 in all.
-.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-10-27

There is no impropristy in
using a spring wagon in the fall.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-10-27

Stranger: Can you direct me
to a bankg' yillager; Sorry,
sir; but I'm pota bank director /"
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-10-27

1t isn't very long before the
good fellow is a poor fellow.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11

h~omr,truIcrs 10 establish residence
upon their lands
u, 1t enacted hv the Senate and
House 1T Representative ct the United
States uf America iu Cnuprrs, ns,rm
BLEED, That all persons who have here
toforc filed dcclaratory statements or
made homestead entries IN the State.
Of Nurth Dakota South Dakota, Ne
hra>ka, Idaho. Montana. Colorado.
Utah. Wyoming, Minnesota, Washing
ton, aud Oregon and the Territories
1T Arizona aud New Mexico, where
the period 10 which we're CT are rrpuir
ri hy law to make rutrN under ,uch
drclaru'orv statements ~ 90 establish
residence expired at expires after DE
rrmhcr first, nineteen hundred aud ten,
are hereby granted until May fifteenth,
uiuriccn hundred and eleven. within
which to make such entry an establish
such residence upon the lands ~ enter
ed hy them; Provided, That this cN.
tension of time shall not shorten 9th
80 the period of Communication or act
nal residence required lay the home.
stead law, Provided further. That thi.
act shall not affect an adverse claim
initiated prior to the passage Of the
uct aud aft,, the expiration of the
lime allowed AN %cnirymnn for establish
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11

Aud vet the greatest field for the
peanut hn. not been mcntioucd. Pea
nut ol sufpnssc, al oils before the
public TODAY. even olive oil n is
quickly taking the place Of olive oil
~ the preserving 81 salads aud the
manufacture of butterinr ~ u cook
ing tat II 3, the cheapest ou the mar
hrt because u goes twice ~ Tar -
anything elise aud fully meets the
requirement. ~ the culinary depart
mcnt. II b, ais" used ~ making whit"
soap, lard compound, cosmetics, face
bleach, powder, etc.
Furthermore. the residue nr oil cake
that IL lrri after the oil has been
taken nut is an excellent food for eat
tie. h." forage make. good hay Tor
stock aud usually sell, at Els per
ton.
The present market price Tor New
MrSico t. cunr ~ per loo pounds. Of
course, tins pre-" uun"t lee con
mnudrd h, the product just from the
field. bat ~" butter producer could.
without u doubt realize - per iuu
pounds. \ good WELD would be- liuu
pounds per acre, yet all land. are not
capable Of producing that much. hut
the average New Mexican soil could
produce near that figure liUO pounds
ut 81 per l"U brings s7j aud nur ton
"f hay which an acre will easily pro
ducr. ~ - amuun u" tnu. The total
expense. per acre would not exceed
tii, thus leaving q net profit ~ s7j
per acre.
The "sil hest suited 60 the peanut
Is q SANDY loan. From all appear
nnrrs. the sail at the rrrus val
ley meets all requirement. IT thus
plant. The soil has the right con
Iosiii"n. the summer H. warm aud
sunshlny and the season j. nmpi,
early. planting time being from the
middle 1T Apul - the miidlc 81
June.
Any interested IN the production
~ peanut. should write ~ the agti
cultural department, Washington, u. G..
for Farmers bulletin Ne. IjG IN Pea
nut culture. Roswell Register Trb
uns.
The News has At different times for
ia" past Nv" wears urged the farmers
~ Quay county I" grow peanuts. aud
some of them hny" grown patches oi
u few acres aud have found them grra,
dr"uih r"si,'"r, aud % money making
crop
III" crop in the lui'rd states IN
1906 wus marketed Tor over .]li.uu.uuu.
WHY net New M",ic" aud particular
y QUAY county ,ultt,ai" them .Nicu
,,,"lN' uur lani i, ,plrudidi, adapt
I'd ~ the growth "f tn, valuable pro
i"uct and IL is good Tor both man
aud beast aud there o., always % mur
krt.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11
GROWING THE A N
Good Points Regarding the Greatest
Of Food Nuts Which Should be
Largely Grown Here.

quite Il hii at interest has been
shown ~ the production at peanuts
throughout the southern states dur
ing the last wear ~ 80. While II l.
true that Virginia aud some parts at
Nurth carolina have raised paving
crops at peanuts tor many wears, vet
only Recently did this crop receive
widespread attention IN the south.
During the past wear, Alabama, Ten
nrssc", Mississippi aud Louisiana
have given mon" thought to the "ul
tur" of this plant than in the history
at the south.
Not only - the peanut attracting
attention in the United States, hut also
abroad ~ England has spent over
t3,0ou,n od IN proragating the plant IN
lud.n aud Attica. A. q result, she has
produced a peanut thar i the richest
aud has more oil content than any
peanut In the world.
tp 10 the present time the peanut
has been used mainly ~ Il food pro
duet, Outside II Virginia there are
hut few peanut factories. hese fac
tories take the peanut just Us they
come from the threshing machines
aud ]rcclean them, taking out all dirt,
stems and sticks. This reclaimed
product is sold to the peanut roaStcr
IN the larger cities, Great quantities
of shclled peanuts are sold 10 candy
makers aud manufacturing druggists.
In the past few years the peanut
has been utilized in almost innumer'
able ways, Many factories have
,prung up that market butter from Il,
this being u very palatable aud nu'
t]ritious form ~ food, Large santa.
RUINS have found that excellent
bread, soups, etc, eau he made from
il that take the place Of the meat
diets. A recent method has been
found to make a valuable eoneen'
uated food from II for use In the
army,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11

office within y few DAYS. D., Il rrImhIi
,ru, and u Wn, said that senator
tuIlum. the ,"ui"r senator FROM llli
hoo So. wa. consulted 90 regard ~ h,
upI'" utmcut H. appointment give,
'N" place, Doe the cabinet ru ,lurnpu
men; SECRETARY MacNrnph ct the
trro.w, ALSO h",ug q rc,iIru, 1T that
cir,
Mr.. Fisher ba, been u"tahl, nr
tive 100 the mo-, rmcu' tor conservation
OF natural r"~"urrr., aud D.. % ,trr
pnr,iirnt al the National uun,rr,a.
ttuu H-.urIn'tuu. "f winch Ginuul
Ilr,h"' BE- rrc, dent Onircr. ct that
u.,urHi i"u ]c>ru"-."l ihrm.rl,r, more
luuu pleased with the appointment
rhl, b, 'bc statement which NJ.
l]allug"r issued rhi. Afternoon.
~ shall immediately return ~ -.
atil" aud AFTER securing the urrc,,nr,
rest Will u]rii,"ll 'ntr ur ~, pre-.
t|"--ruurl Wurk.
Tho president ha, 81" fully cN
pressed bus confidence IN me- IN h.,
Irr'rr ,Un, ! have "ul, ,u add that /
.u cont "i unirr feeling that uo muu
could have hr"u none ]Iuynlly ,upIur'
"I 'nun have hrru b., the president
nr 900 tImr- uui DO" hu. m, lnsi uu
HIup'Huu umI m, -uuIrur' insofar H,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11
FISHER
BALLINGER AS SEC.
RETARY OF
President Taft Reluctantly
Accepts Resignation Of
Cabinet officer in Whom
He Expresses Highest
Confidence.

Washington, March Thr rr,jg
nation of Richnrd \. Gnllngcr at
Seattle. 70, ,crrrtwry ct 'h" interior.
was accepted TODAY 10, rrr,iIru, TAFT.
aud Walter T.. Fisher ct rhirapu Wa
aIIuiutrI 70. hI. ,urrr,,ur
II appear, 10 the correspondence
between the president aud MI BAH
niger, which wa. given out hy the
White House. ,hnt' the .r~crr'nr, D, rr,
lpuutl"u hu, been 90 rhir president e
hand, since January ~; that % wa,
lrId ~ suspense 81 the request of Nj
TAN. aud that the batter nrrrp'rI D. m
the urgent r"Iur,t ct NJ Enl.ugcr.
~ giving h, consent q" rh" ,rr.r
i"' refinement. MI IT, tu.,, col,
ra,rou =" dcclnrr vl'N ,mIUu.t, h.
unrhaugiug rn'h 90 'br integrity. 20,
m"t nud Iur onir.uI -'uulpul, ni
Ma lullmgcr. and h, uumoo,moi iu
dipr1ii"u ~ the mr'h"I, of 'hu., vino
sailed him, Irrln,ug 'ha, hc bu,
been '''hr ,uhIrr' ut "uc of the mu.'
uusrturui"u. r"u,plrHrl"- fu, 'ur de-
iamnr,"u ct character that history r,u
-huw
The ,"'r"tary later. Ir e written
statement. rNutr,,rI 'hr intention 'u
cruru - SEATTLE aud nttrl 70 test &C..
sun" the practice ct law lir say,
tD. I,.f.y... I.- ...t .. ,.r . tI..
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11
ANARCHISTS IN
PLOT TO KILL TAFT
Prisoners in Spokane City
Jail Charged With At.
tempt on Life Of Mayor;
Had Designs on President,
Police Believe.

%Sr"knn", Wash, March 4 Cnr
tur"d Just when plans for asSa,siuar
Ing Mayor y. :. Pratt are thought To-
have reached maturity, John steele
aud stuart M"nalt. nov IN the cit,
Jail. arr considered hV the police ~
III" mrIrr"rN of captain John r Sui
liynu. aud arc"mpliccs IN = plat l."
kill President Taft
This l. the statement Captain al
after u long conference with chief ot
Police pnust.
IN" arrest at the iva men came
Friday night.
"l'ntil Friday night, - declared Cap
tain Burns, ''tthc plans were io wat
after the city election IN Mil the
mayor. That night "ur men heard
steele make his report I" mointt
after - visit to the pratt home, IN
which b" SAID that the house was
guarded day aud night.
lie told the group around him au
nthrr night that he WAS high up
enough in anarchists circles Ia know
that President Taft will hc killed ~
soon ~ he lett Washington after ron
grr.s closed. 80
Detective Burns 1T the Spokane
police department, after an invrStigH.
tiun aud conversation with the three
men arrested here to-day for the al.
says Their" j. nothing t. counert
legal murder 1T Police Captain Sui.
li,au, says there is nothing to con
meet them with any alleged plot
against President Tau aud that the
story ut u plot Ia assnssinatr the
president lacks confirmation here.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11

ug Residence On the land.
See. -. That homestead cutrymen
or SETTLERS upon the public domain in
the state, aud Territories above nam.
ri hc. aud the same are hereby. re-
lir,ei from the necessity of residence
upon their lands from the date Of the
approval Ut this act To MAY ffteenth
nineteen hundred aud eleven: Provided.
That the time If actual absence during
the period named shall not be deduct
ri from the full time of residence ~.
puircd by law.
Approved, February ~, 1911.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11

ing against assault, FROM wicked aud
dishonest men, hn, seriously injured
m, hrul'h aud the r",t 1T my defense
hu. not hcou less thar t.i.uun lea,
lug ~" u poor man
IL D.. ~, purpose 10 prosecute the
mrh rouslIintors who have been fol
low ing ne with the assassin knife
The r"uutr, shall hruw iull, the IN
Iu.'icc 1T tue ntiarN, upon me-
The retirement "i Mr.. Hnlliugci
rwI Ne" appointment at hi. .urr".,"i
htiug iu @ rl"-r the most ,ru.ui luunl
Incident thus tar "t the Tat, admin
STRATUM. indeed. one ~ 'ho most
spectacular hnillo, ~ recent political
history.
II began with u difference IN con
crpi,"u or policy '"wnul the licnt
men, ~ public lands. especially the
lurr,' preserves. between MI. H,lIiugct
aud Gin"rd lIurhot. then chief forester
1T the Tinted States. whose bureau
wa, q part Ut To" department, 81 agfl
culture.
Mr.. riurhoi ,icws had been more
10 nrr"ri with those ~ Nj. liulliugci =,
ir,lrrrs.ui, Jump- Il. tlI ipll.
open warfare broke nut when
charge, relating =" Mr Bnlliupcr :, nd
m"iui.'tHti"u "f the puhilr lnud.. rsIr
rlHllN ~ Nla~ka AND more peculiarly
y" The treatment at the general land
"1irr uf the ,u called Cunningham
claims, :" coal band, ~ \ln>hu. were
hlcd with the president hy T.. Il.
rla,,,. then . field agent ct the Iuui
uiirr.
~, % result. CLAWS Va, dismissed
len Standardization hN cher Fnr
ester ]llurh"i addressed % hotter iu
~"uatur puli,,"r ~ which hr r,Iou,
ed ia" rnu," IN which CLAWS had tai
len nui be-. ton. WAS dismissed hv the
secretary ct agriculture. lik"wi,r ~
i"t ]"riri. from the president.
Fr"m that tune M" battle rnurd with
Increasing heat, aud finally rulm mated
To- congressional investigation. Nnt since
the famous Srhlry Sampson controversy
aud court 1T inquiry after the Srnnis III
war has official Washington been ~
torn with t]nrii"us ~ during the h"ni
iugs ~ this matter, which was u]ui,"r.
,nll, ,l"l"u Ut ~ the Iinlling"r Pinch
1T r"utr",rr.,.
Even M" ~r"mmitir" itself could not
get together uu IT, %irIuii. The dem
"rrnii" mtu"ri, "u the Commits.
,'"l" u muirh ~ 'h" republicans
aud nt Niuu"aU"li, met ~ q quorum
"i the committee aud adopted q rr.
r"tr finding ~"or"tnIv linllugrt guilt,
"i rhargr- against hm aud demanding
his r"m",nl from ohrrr
Representative Madison "f Kansas.
tu 'usurg"ut r"Imhlirau, al~" issued q
r"I"r' h"sill" q" ~" secretary Later
jh" republican uaI"rity met al ,h
"ng" aud adopted e rcI"tt. signed h.,
800 ih" republican, rNrrut Mr.. Mad
SON. which ,w%rrriugly rNuurrat"i MI
liHlliuyrr. Non" ~ the rrInris wa,
acted upon iu ANY manner t., r"u
gtr.,. =" WhIrh they W"i" submitted
President Tart. from the outset. ha.
nrru aggressive ~ the defense ~ Soc
r"rntl linliiuprr. and h. faith IN h.,
cabinet member hu. never Nu,rf,d
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11
EXTENSION OF TIME FOR
ESTABLISHING RESIDENCE
LEAVE OF ABSENCE

l'"pa, m"n' ct the Interior. General
Hand ohc", Washington, February
-. 1911.
Register aud R"""i,"r, United state,
Land Office. North Dakota. south
Dakota. Nebraska. Idaho. Montana.
Colorado, Utah, Wyoming. Minuc,o
ta, Washington, Oregon, Arizona and
New McNiro.
Gentlemen; The follow ing i~nstrur
tons ~" issued iuf YOUR guidance ~
N" administration at the act ui con
gr"s' approved February la.Iall, " Tx
tending M" time tor certain home
stead, To- a,rthlish residence upon then
Inud, Public. "" So. % cop, ni
whlrh b, attached hereto.
The first section at the act applies
." nli homestead rnirlr, iu the state,
named made after Jun" !. lglu. aud iu
such ras", ~" rutr,m-u are given uu
tIl Nav ~. 1871, 10 establish residence
upon their claims. II also applies To-
soldiers d"claratury statements lilrd 10
the states named after June /. 1910.
aud such d""laraut, are given until
May ~, l"ll, {" make their home
stead entries aud establish their rr,
duce on the land. II any payment il
frpuircd 10 he made in connection with
the entry under the ~irclarutnry stat"
m"nt, as ~ the ease 1T r"lri Indian
reservation, the act also operates to
extend III" payment until IL" entry Il.
made.
TIL" first proNiso To- section Of The
act provides that the period of rom
mutation ~ "f actual residence shall
not h" shortened. Entrymen who have
taken advantage at this extension can
not submit communication proof until
th"y have maintained substantially rou
i]tnuous residence for II months from
the dat. samr was established: aud IN
'.yr"r proof cHn not claim credit Ion
constructive residence for more than
Il months prior to the date actual rcs
Idcncr was established.
Under the second proviso Of section
I the act will not be held Ia defeat the
adverse claim of one who has prior ru
the approval or this net made entry
oven q soldier : dcclaratory statement
where the six months allowed the snl.
der for making entry aud establishing
residence has expired prior to Fcbru.
AIRY ~, lnli. Nor will II bee held IL
defeat u contest against a homcstrn,
entry flied after the expiration Of STA
months from date III entry aud prior
IN the passage 1T this act.
The second section Of the act grant,
u leave of absence from February ~
1911, To May Is, lDll, 10 all home
stead entrymrn ar settlers ia the state,
named IN the first section at the net
Entrymcn who avail themselves of thu,
leave NJ ahscn' eau not claim credit
for residence during the time they ar,
absent under such lcavr, such period ri
absence being simply eliminated from
consideration IN eases 1T either Rna
ar communication proofs.
Very respect fully,
FRED BENNETT, Commissioner
Approved, February -, 1911.
X. A. BALLiNGER, Secretary.
lPuBLlC-No. 357.
IL. s9l6.l
An act extending the time for csrtail
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11
cRAMER GET DAMAGES
FOR INJURY

T. G, Cram"r who was injured in a
week given t.OuO in Judgment for his
injuries. The ease was tried in ~ l'aso
before Judge Mnllhali, Ut the Forty
first Judicial District Ut Texas.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11

Government j. If God, but God does
not approx" Of all forms Of government,
nor j. he responsible for the same. The
preacher ought To- he loyal and true to
all that is best, eschewing partisan
politics. Tie ought, however, 10 be Il
rlran. f%rarlr,. citizen aud a burning
prophet of righteousness against all sin
aud oppression.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11

Tie who one" fed a hungry crowd with
multiplied lonvcs and fishes. still brings
III" grain ~ corn to the rip-nrd ear aud
full shock. lie who once walked III.
waves aud r"huked the au ~ ,e,. It'll
holds III" waters IN the " hollow Ut hi,
hand. lie wh" once taught that God
had tender regard for the bending lily
aud III" Fitting sparrow, still "num
hers M" hairs Of our heads aud see.
aud knows aud cares.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11

lnd"cisiv" weakness may he more
dangerous Ia Others than Outbreak.
ing ~wickcdncss. \ weak, undecided
man, ire" from the ugly vices ~ e5
,r"m" wickedn"ss. j. more dangerous 10
III" moral welfare nf others than the
had man who w"ilds very little influ.
"nc". \ weak man may attrac, by his
rasSiy" virtues aud then destroy with
his in"niriency.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11

Worship il the absolute consccratiou
Ia s%eryirc. Service il the labor ~ love.
growing out Of ,"at state. Worship Il,
III" upgoing ~ our souls in communion
with the divine, while service l. the
outgoing IT our whole self in search
"f IA" divine in humanity. Worship -
receiving from God, that which shall lee
given IN service 10 man.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11
WILL MANUFACTURE ICE CREAM

=. y. Iissrll has returned to the
from Logan where he has been
teaching during the winter. lie will
install an ice cream manufacturing
plant right away aud get ready ior the
summer trade lie was engaged in
the manufacture Of cream here last
summer for the Tucumcari lee a Coal
60. but il going IL alone this season.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11

TIA" preacher ought t. be more than
u mere shepherd 10 shelter aud feed.
h" ought ia l." q brave leader ~ spiri.
tunl forces, TIL" congregation ought
9" b" NOR" than u passive flock 90 br
sheltered aud fed. hey ough, to lie an
equipped aud aggressive army.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11

The traditional may b. ~ beautiful
~ q waved flower, hut the personal will
b" ~ fragrant ~ e Wild rose. The
traditional may be ~ correct in form
~ u mnrhel shaft, hut the personal
will ha," the strength Of the evcrlast
ing hills. one is the handling If made
To. ordcr" theology, the other the out
growth IT the needs aud desires ~ the
preacher aud the people. The first j.
the still, dead waters IT an artificial
lake, the last the upgushing aud out
flowing nf the real heart and life.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11

FOR SALE;-New residence ave
rooms, fenced, trees, lawn, good out
building, two large porehes. A bargain
II sold for cash. Inquire at News o..
fee. 2-lltf.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-03-11

The pulpit needs more personal and
less traditional preaching. The rcpeti
tion Of the we'll worn formulas must
heroine lifclcss aud mechanical. On
the other hand, the outgiving Of thought
nodded IN the warm heart Of one who
luvrs Gud aud his fellows, eau but
glow with freshness aud ring with
truth.