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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15
NOTICE OF
Department of the Interior. I. : l|nI
Onirc ~ Turumcuri, y NJ

once At Tucumruri, y NJ
April lu 1911
ru .Iacuho Medina ot Puerto, y NJ,
,outr~icr.
Won nrr hereby notified that \. =
stewart who give. Bnrnucos, y. NJ, ~
Ui, post Office address. did ou March
M. 1871. Tile iu this office h. duly cor
rnhnrntri application 10 contest aud
secure the cancellation ct Your Home
,tcnd Entry \o 1858. serial No. uiu3g
made oct. Goth. 1905. for W. NEi,
,ud ~, NWi, see. ~, Twp y, Il 5lE,
y NJ. prin. Meridian. and A. ground,
inr IA, contest be- alleges that said entry
nam ha, never established hi, residence
.n,r,nu. hn, neither cultivated nor lm.
moved said rairy except 400 attempt
wa, made ~ % dupou, more than two
| .rpr, AGO. and the sad "u'r, hrs been
,yLuIIy abandoned for more than -four
,.ur. rrior ~ the filing ut tn, affidavit
Inf this contest aud more than six months
| puor to Feb. -. 1911, md SAID nhau
comment still exists. aud,
You are. therefore. further notified
that the said allegations viii hc taken
hy th,, office "a, having been confessed
.y you. and yuur said entry viii hr
nucrlci hereunder without your fur.
I her right 10 lee heard therein. either
before rhl, office ct ~ appeal, II you
faii to- Tile in this office within twenty
Iuys after the Fourth publication Of
this notice. ~ shown below, your an.
,vcr. under oath, specifically meeting
and responding to these allegations of
Contest. on II you fail within that time
10 dIe IN this Office due proof that you
have served u copy OF your answer on
the said contestant either IN person ~
hy registered mail. II this service i,
made hy the delivery of q copy at youl
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r, v. READING CLUB

The BAY View club was entertained
ihi. week M the pleasant home of Mrs
Eugene Gnrdou aud the afternoon was
thoroughly enjoyed. The program Wa
unusually interesting aud was given by
Mc,dnmcs Cudv, Koch, Rc"th aud Rtn.
die among the business matters taken
mp was the assignment If the work for
the -four additional meetings to hc held
e, the conclusion Of the wear. This WAS
deemed advisable for the reason that
the magazine aud histor, studies would
otherwise have remained unfinished, The
annual business meeting nj which officers
for the ensuing wear will he elected
will bee held at the homo of the prcsi.
lent, Mrs. Earl ueorgc, On next Wed.
ncsluy afternoon. \ full attendance /,
! requested, Final arrangements for IN,
| S]tcrcopti,on lecture 90 be- given lhi'
week nj the Electric were completed
The civic Committee has charge Of lhii
aud It's receipts will be given To thu
Send the children TO iook AZ gu.
Easter Eggs.-Roberts 4 Pack,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15

United states Express Money Orders
for -nlc at the FIN Drug store. 1.s.2t
You can nov buy United states III
press Money Orders "a, the Elk Drug
store. 4.s.2t
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CENTER STREET "a. E CHURCH
HOLDS SOCIAL MEETING

On Wriursday evening 'hc members
ut the ,rutcr street Methodist church
,uI o number Of their friends were en-
'"r'nluod ~ % very pleas nj so,iql meet.
ing ~ The church. An interesting pro.
gram i]uirr,rcr,cd with much rusic was
given and very much appreciated.
Among fh, number were talks from
Nr-,rs Nti.or. Sherwood ana Butcher,
vocal number, by Mi, pruiti and Mrs.
'%li't,on. .cycrn, anthems by he choir
and % series of very good selections
from Prof. Henderson y orchestra b..
longing TO the sunday school depart.
mrut.
The Home Mission society. under the
auspices Of the president, SER ed light
refreshments Ia the sunday school room
aud ail present rruort q mos, enjoyable
r'ruluu
for school supplies see Roberts I
Pack.
United states Express Money Orders
for sale NJ the Elk Drug Store 4.s.et
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15
FOR RENT

Two, three and four room houses, we'll
lucatcl. l]n"uire at b. A.. Belmore
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\ first clnr. feed business already
built ZAP Tor siuu best location Ia
avn. Evans Realty Co.
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FOUND

\ l""i rln," 10 buy bread aud
rntr,. Where The 'ii, Bakery =.
e. shaw. Proprietor.
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Shooting a, Flying Target

Using 70 - pistol Mr. Rae" vii hit
mall objects 20, we'll ~ hlu" rock TAR
get, TOSSED lu the AID Using e - rc.
,ul,rr hc will bin small flying targets,
brass discs. washers. etc, Blue Rock
Tlyiup Target. using revolver i"uhl"
action two Blue Rock FLYING targets
~ the same time. and uuo Blue Rock
living target. removing revolver from
holster after throw luu target iu mir
shooting 20 - revolver and sighting
with mirror. Mr.. Race will split card,
held "dgrv i,c.
The guns and ammunition will b" ~
exhibition ~ Chapman P, llardwar" st"r"
from - u. m. 90 noon the 18th.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15

FOR RENT;-Threc Room stone
house, $500, Two blocks west Of the
Catholic Church win sell on monthly
payments
4.l.tf A. II. DAUBER.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15

Try "uur Nut Sundacs. Robert, y
I'ark.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15
RUSH RAZEE COMING
World 3 Champion Shooter Due Here
Soon

Mr. Rush Race, huown from const
'u coast hc,ru.c of hi, remarkable shoot
ing ability, will shortly give local sport
men the opportunity of seeing him IN ac.
ton. Some uf the icatS performed by
Mr.. Rulro are nothing short of mHryr
lou, aud stamp him uuqucstinuahlv ~
10, peer uf all fancy shooters In all his
exhibitions NJ Rnycr uses Remington
,uus aud T. VI. e. Ammunition, aud
u D.. To- M" absolute accuracy and dc
prudnhilitv Of thi, perfect shooting com.
hiuntion that be- gives crcdi' for his nI.
,.,.u,I. ,,..,II. Y4~Ltr,aUputs
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Hear cain & Buttrick's export dane,
Of Arcnd" Thcnirr Wrlnr.dr.
aud Saturday nights.
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wANTED;-Calves, regardless Of
age. Address Oryille Smith, Hudson,
Y. NJ, or g. IT, Rankin, Tucumcari, y.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-15

Zee our new Tue OF Posi- Cards,
Roberts 4 Pack.
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Send the children TO Iook at ou
Easter Eggs.-Roberts 4 Pack,
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Special Price

These figures represent a big saving to purchasers, On first class, we'll
made reliable clothing, and we feel justified in promising that n one who takes
advantage If this sale at THE PEOPLES STORE will regret having done So
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14
THE WASP
Published Weekly
Subscriptions Now Due.
Advertising Rates on Request.

AS a person gets older. life is
more and more made up of mem
cries.
The Watkins sisters, Armada
and Amarillo, were late to church
Sunday morning on account of
getting each others white shoes
mixed up in the wardrobe.
Somehow the fellows that owe
the butcher, the baker and the
newspaper maker manage to take
in all the shows that come to
town.
Fifty years ago this week Knight
Golding went to Canada on a visit
and stayed until he had grown a
full crop of whiskers.
It's nearly always the homely
girl who complains about the
photographer not taking a good
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14
Too Good to Be True.

The Garden street Philosopher
was seated in his chair. His wife
stood looking down at him and
softly stroked his HAIR.
my dear" she said, ION Sat
urday you must be sure to buy
yourself a pair of shoes. a shirt,
some collars and a tie. From my
allowance I will give five extra
plunks tonight, so you can buy an
autumn hat; your old n is a
sight.
"And you must have an over
coat, the roomy, bulgy kind. The
trousers of your winter suit have
two round holes behind. So you
must have a suit before the snow
of winter flies, and l can help you
pay for it. for I'll economic. |
do not need a coat myself, my last
years suit will do. My old hat I
can trim again and make as good
as new"
She smiled on the Philosopher
and stroked his hair a bit; then
shrieked with horror, when she
saw he'd fallen in a fit.
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der SO drinking coffee out Of a
saucer.
Ever know a woman who would
ask her husband every night If he
had put the cat out?
Hooper Majoy, who has been
employed in an ice cream parlor
in the city since July, has given
up his job and gone on the road
selling manure ~spreaders.
Did you ever know a man sc
foolish as to name one of his boys
Ahab or Esau?
The Bedburg Banner was two
hours late getting out last week
on account of Timothy Hayburn OF
Louisville laying a 12-foot sun
flower on the Prouty press while
it was running.
Jonas Whaley came near not
getting to teach the Stony Lone
some school this year after Dor
nick Headley, the trustees, found
out that Jonas was a subscriber to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14

FIRED NEkGoN, Ohioan, aged 81. will get 100000 from his
apple orchard this season. He has his own cold storage and does
without the middleman.
THAT National City Bank of New York has the dandy safe.
If a burglar drills a hole in it, steam will squirt out and seald him
to death.
CHICAGO. Oct. 16, the time and place: Garfield, Pinchot,
Brandeis and the other "antis," the actors; and the naming of an
insurgent to go up against Taft for the republican nomination, the
business of the occasion. Perhaps Mr.. Taft will have a run for his
money, after all
OBEDIAH GARDNER succeeds Frye a s senator from Maine
Obediah sounds sort of conservative TO us.
AMERICAN husbands, we are informed, vote for strawberry
shortcake first and chicken pie second. Returns IRE unofficial, but
no contest is expected. Well, we should say not.
"ALPINE guide saved by a button" says a headline. Plenty
of fellows on this side of the pond have been saved by one button
staying on-when the one on the other suspender came off.
LELAND o. HOWARD, head of the bug" department at
Washington, is hailed al the best informed man in the capital. May
he he can tell by how many votes Taft is going to lose.
FAMOUS old Manhattan Beach Hotel, the New York landmark
which Sousa honored in a march, is to be torn down to make room
for cottages which viii bring in more revenue.
ANCIENT and Honorable Artillery Company, of Boston, largely
comnosed of poty persons. will affect a German cap soon. Bet the
kaiser mustachios will go with It.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14
THE TIDAL WAVE THAT'S COMING

Senator Robert LaFollette writes, auto biographi-
cally: ''The civil war left at least one important po-
litical legacy-one of the most powerful and unified
party organizations that ever existed, I suppose, any
where in the world. I mean the republican party.
We may never see it's like again in this country"
We think that LaFollette is too pessimistic on this
point-that it is very likely that we shall see a party
quite as important, powerful and united as the re-
publican party ever was or ever again will be.
The republican party was formed upon the prin-
ciple that all human beings MUST be free. 1t was
formed of the courage and character of Wings"
"Federalists, y Americans, Know nothings" and
Democrats who PLACED THAT PRINCIPLE
ABOVE ALL ELSE It was formed because exist
ing parties, with or without the cooperating powers
Of congresses and courts, had demonstrated their
impotency to settle the issue of human slavery. In
spite of the great south whose property in human
beings was at stake, in spite of compromising acts
Of congress, in spite of adverse decisions by the high
est court of the nation, the people of the nation sus-
tanned, made powerful, unified the republican party
but not for all time, NOT o ALL PURPOSES,
not for all extents no matter how vicious and mimi
cal to the welfare and happiness of the people.
LaFollette, the conditions today are very analogous
to those of 1856, and the issue is, in high degree, the
same. The people have not yet decided what to do.
Many of them are still slaves to the party lamp.
Many of them, mindful of the republican party's
grand original character and glorious purpose, sadly
hope to see that party again rise as H DELIV-
ERER OF MAN FROM THE YOKE OF MONEY.
But the vast majority, we believe, feel that the block
on which the negro was sold away from wife and
children was no less symbolic of wrong and brutality
than the sale of congresses to Big Business; that the
invasion of home and subversion of rights of liberty
by injunction and contempt of court process are not
less unjust and tyrannical than was fugitive slave
legislation; and that a condition which set parties at
the bloody work of fifty years ago faces the present
generation for amendment and adjustment for the
good of all.
Fremont, "the pathfinder" of 1856, was weak and
soon passed from the scene. Let not LaFollette,
THE PATHFINDER OF THESE TIMES, doubt for
an instant that the American people see the issue and
will finally meet it with more of the power of unity
than American politics has ever known.
Honor, love of liberty, love of mankind, demand
of God given rights, justice and equality before the
law are filling the hearts of the common people, and
we shall have a stronger party, LaFollette, than
even that which sprung full-armed from the brow of
Justice, called itself Republican, and wrote indelibly
on history's pages the NAM of that noble lover of
men, Abraham Lincoln.
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picture.
Silas Popham, who wore ir
1896 he'd never get married unit,
Bryan was elected, has changed his
mind since Cynthia Beasley's IA
Their died and left her a 160-acrt
farm in Medoc-twp.
.
OCTOBER
October days have come again,
October days r here;
October days have come because
1t is that time of year
In every town there are a few
men who do not seem to have
much of anything to do except cliI
coupons and act as pallbearers.
Hardly anything makes a mai
realize the flight of time so much
as when his boys get to wearing
the same size shirts that he does
Special prices on at Plunkett's
store all next week.
You hardly eve see a man un.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14

LaFollette's Magazine. Dornick
distrusts everybody that isn't o
standpatter.
In every small town there are
always half a dozen men at the
railroad station to see that the
trains get out all right.
Jake Doodler sat on a pile of
ties at Nebo switch all yesterday
afternoon on a bet that he'd see
a freight a go by numbered
with less than four figures.
!
Hostetter Henlope picked a Ben
Davis apple Friday that had a
"W" on it. Hostetter thought 1t
meant war, but Pod Linkhorn
said it meant worms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14

stormy night and lots of pluck and
daring got the confederate agents
through. If they hadn't gotten
out of the harbor there wouldn't
have been any Trent affair a little
occurrence that made our kind
English cousins dreadfully pro-
voked at us so provoked, in fact,
that they were going to give Uncle
Sam a good licking-until they
decided they'd wait awhile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14

%sioners, were
being feted by
British sympa-
thisers IN Ha-
vana, Cuba. TO
which city the
Southerners had
escaped from
O h a r ] Q 8 ton,
with r a North
ern squadron
was intent upon
p~enning up the
city. A very
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14

Red Cross Ball Blue makes the
laundress happy, makes clothes
whittier than suow. II you wish
beautiful, clear white clothes, use
Red Cross Ball Blue. At all good
grocers. ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14
Jordan Valley "Or Bust"

Modern enterprise has fastened its eyes on Palestine. The men
who have subjugated the desert in Egypt and America are now
craving the opportunity to grapple with Jordan river. They hunger
for the chance to imprison its floods in mountain reservoirs, to re-
lease them in a thousand threads of silver yer the arid soil, tc
colonize the land and make it blossom with homes and crops.
If they get the chance. the knights of irrigation will leave
deeper mark on the Holy Land than the mailed and belted knights
of the Middle Ages.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14

other famous
characters of
fiction A n n e
Warner has CIV
en- the best
sellers" readers,
will be there.
Minnesota's best
known writer
of fiction Is cele-
brating her AID
birthday, that's
St. Paul's rea-
son. And for
once Minnea-
polls is not
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14
Uncle's Bully Credit


Uncle Sans credit is the best in the world. Even when money
is a bit scarce, his 2 per cent bonds stand at 1901 in the market;
his 3s at 1011.
If he let's the public stagger under big interest, plus dividends
on watered stocks and bonds, on all the necessaries of life, it isn't
because he has to. He's just old-fashioned and still thinks it the
proper thing.
It's only a state of mind.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14

Jealous. Outside the pages of
her books, the writer is Mrs. Anne
Warner French, one of st. Paul's
best liked citizens.
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Editorial Page Of Che Cacoma Cirnes
TODAY IN HISTORY

Fifty years ago today Mason
and Slidell, confederate commits
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OUR DAILY BIRTH
DAY PARTY.

st. Paul is at" today. Susan
Clegg," "Aunt Mary" and all the
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nGlnAEC Business office Main 733, A173J
ttVNlS CircuIatfon Dept. Main 7ss, Ai7S5
Editorial Dept. Main 7e4, AI7ss
OFFICE-7es ST.
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In the dark of the moon
Why, a girl may look sweet,
TILL a fellow goes daft
AS though touched by the heat;
But ere you give praise
To her glory and grace,
Just wait till you see her
With light on her face.
The candle lights glow
With it's touch of romance,
Adds a mellowing shade
To a girls countenance;
But If you'd be sure
That her beauty will stay
Just wait till you e
How she looks in the day.
AS you walk down the street
You will meet many men
Who are married.
That they wouldn't again.
They we're caught by the thrill
OF a fragrant nighttime,
And grabbed their life-mate
In the dark of the moon.
No person over 80 can marry in
Russia.
Civilization has done no meaner
thing than to Danish the red-top,
copper-toe boots that used to be
the price of the y%oungster.
Yes.
But how about camel's hair
underwear?
Who in Texas wants to veal
camel's hair underwear?
A hornets nest contains on an
average of 5000 cells. Take our
word for il and don't cut one open
to count 'em.
Berlin has 80 women police Of
ficers whose duty is to look after
children.
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Entered at the postoffios at Tacoma, wash. Is
second-class matter. TELEGRAPHIC SERVICE
OF tNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUM-
DAY ny THE TACOMA TIMES PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14

FIRED NEtGoN, Ohioan, aged 81. will get $4,000 from hi
apple orchard this season. He has his own cold storage and doe
without the middleman.
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most
ANYTHING
The Maiden's Favorite.

l love to hear the organ swell,
/ glory in the soft church bell;
But more than any other thing
i like to hear the diamond ring.
The girls who are A No. l in
looks are very often mediocre
cooks.
Our leading Armenian cieizens
are busy explaining that they're
not Turks.
Platinum costs $47.5O an
ounce. Thank goodness bread
isn't that high yet.
Horses have to eat oats; men
eat 'em because the advertising
pages are so hypnotizing.
Trains due earlier than 8 a. m.
are never late.
A teaspoonful of powdered
alum mixed with stove polish
saves work and gives a fine luster.
You did know that, did you?
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THAT National City Bank of New York has the da
If a burglar drills a hole in it, steam will squirt out and
to death.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14

OBEDIAH GARDNER succeeds Frye as senator f
Obediah sounds sort of conservative to us.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14

Trains due earlier than 8 a. m
are never late.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14

A hornets nest contains on an
average of $1,000 cells. Take our
word for il and don't cut n open
to count 'em.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-14

Berlin has 80 women police of
ficers whose duty is to look aftel
children.
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Cash of credit. Good service.
Prompt Delivery. Corner East
35th and Mckinley ave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-26

italist, was killed, and Miss Helen
Quezada. daughter of Francisco Que-
zada, "a millionaire planter Of Costa
Rica was wounded early Wednesday
by Manuel Garcia, q stable mar. Miss
Quozada had reprimanded him for rid
ing her thoroughbred horse NoIper-
mics, without her permission. Miss
Quezada's life was probably ysdYed by
Mrs. Ampreo Zeledop, If Costa Elet,
guest at the Quezada homo, who
jumped on the murderers back as he
ran at the girl aiming his revolver
Garcia escaped and posse started IN
pursuit.
The Grover Cleveland school is tue
name selected b. the commissioners OF
the District IF Columbia for the iaat
public educational institution OF
Washington This homer # the foett-
o1.v Of the last Democratic President
was bestowed On the recommendation
of the board Of eduration, which stat
ga that the naoe Of every deceased
President Of TIE United states except
President Cl neigud had been used in
natjaa The schools Of the capital. The
building, the home ef ne of the di7-
uict Grammar schools, and one of the
largest built in recent years, cost 81
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