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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-01
WANT sANITARIuM

AlamOgOrdo IL getting IN III" gam"
with eni husiasm aud is now making
determined effort 20 land a big
fraternal ,anitorium for that place.
The A~lamogordo News, says;
Tn. size ~ the crowd Ia attendance
II the mass meeting last night 'ndi
Gates that Alamogordo wants that
sanitorium which the Wondm"n oi
the World will establish In west
Texas, New Mexico or Arizona II
vas the decision Of the meeting that
one or more special representatives
be- sent with the regular delegate, To
lay the claims 81 A~lamOpurdo h"ior"
any committee which may bee ap
pointed 20 investigate the claims OF
the several towns and cities which
will bid for the location OF the Sa"i
forum.
A committee Of 6ye was appointed
10 draft an invitation, which will be
carried by the Alamogrodo delegation
to the convention at Mineral Wells
A committee of three was appointed
Ia solicit the funds necessary 70 de.
fray the expenses of the special rep
fesentatives. That those committees
mean business 4. evidenced by the fact
that both are working earnestly tnis
morning.
The committee which was appoint.
I'd will draft an invitation which will
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-01
SENATORIAL GAO RULE

The Ration Range has the following
bunch ~ congress, which will voice
the sentiments OF the people Of New
Mexico in general
"n the national legislators mean
business ard wish TO legislste for the
nation y welfare, u rule might be
adopted better than the cloture or
the gag mle-which would make impos
sible such confusion a. marked the
closing days Of the recent session Of
congress.
Make il compulsory Ia finish. pass
aud sign all appropriation bills on"
week before the close Of the session,
leaving u whole week in which "a
enact other Legislation ON its merits.
"rhe spectacle Of a maj like Owen
threatening TO leave measures provid.
ing for the expenditure u 400 900,
OOO, representing about all the work
accomplished by the session, inopers'
tive while he played horse with an eI'
traneous matter IL enough TO make the
Legislative bodies o, the old world
smoker u loud-and the American
people weak.
"UsinR the vast financial measures
for horse.tTading "boot" in political
swapping Is merely an outrage on e
cry voter who helps place tho mem.
bers in the position to so disgrace the
nation."
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-01
FEAR A POISON"
Preached az the Center Street NJ Z.
Church, Sunday. March 90, 1911,

lisa 4l;lO. Pear thou not ton nm
with thee. etc"
All emotions are moral Is vol us
mental. W. fact, everything that ~ amy
way effects the real welfare ~ the race
ceases to be merely political, scientific
ur financial and becomes intensely per
sonal aud ethical. A. usual the holy
scripture aud the best knowledge at
science. have rome tn agreement l"clur
ing that OUT emotions have 10 iu with
our physical, mental and spiritual self.
Science mas Joined with revelation ~
declaring that all emotions are either
food aud medicine. ~ thrN are poison
aud death.
Envy, anger jealousy ar, mental poi
sons. aud often 10 become physical toN
ms that eat up our nerves aud htrak
down our tissues. Love. hope, faith
aud kindness are the food and mrdl
| cine that save and preserve the whole
man.
Far i, Il poison. Its dangers should
hr a,o, .cd. its effect, summed
Fear ~ the result of superstition, born
OF ignorance. We fear many things that
are harmless, because. like children uu
the dark, We see the hob guhlius that
de- not exist. slowly our fear 1T charm'
curses, chants. witchrrr and iucanta
tions pass. slowly We are learning that
there il onlN putcncy for good ~ evil
IN CHARACTER. The oulS man that
needs to fear il the man who has gen
dcrcd fear 10y walking IN in and IN
darkness.
Fear j. an acknowledgement nf IL"
feat. The man who il afraid ot him
self and the powers tod has given him
who T., afraid that God will nov reward
righteousness aud clcanlincss-thnt maI
i already whipped in the hattl" nf ltf"
We need, again aud again, To hear th,
master cry. '' Bc of good cheer. ! have
overcome III" world
Far dishonors God and my own pow
ers. God has promised aud mad" HI
, promise good. lie has proven him
self in this world. both IN individual
lives and In national icstiui",. Gui ha'
mad. man SUPREME II I am moi
u wcakling aud q craven. ! IN =" thor
ouph "f NY own siu aud w.lltulu"ss
Cod intended, aud made u p"~~ihtr, Ton
me ia bee greater than al and ever,
hindmncc that earth 81 he'll could offer
Jesus said. this j. the victory that oN
crrumrth the world EVEN NOlN
FAITH. only that muu needs :" icau
Satan. who has lived q life q d"ytllNl
desire, aud impulses. only that MAJ
needs 30 fear hell, wh" has mad" ih'
conditions fnr hell m his ~ heart
Let ~ face the world and our war;
with the perfect love that rast"'h "u'
fear, remembering the Master prom
isc. lie that overomcth shall inherit
ALI. THINGS.
i. =. HEDGpErIl
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-01

The rcupl" oi TurumcnrI are assured
q trra, uu the evening ~ April the s'h
IN the High Srh"ul Auditorium. the u'
casinu hriup , rrrl'nl hy Mis-. sarah H..
Timer fnr 'h" benefit nt the school %
brnry. Miss Timer IS tnlrut is ~ ST.
high ou ORDER aud =" we'll known 90 TN
Gun rn,i 'hn' no comment Is rrrrs,rrr
rlr fund, viii be- used 'u purchase iur
uiturr f"r the library aud We hrsprnk
for Mis-, timer % lnrp" and arrrr"in
ri," audience. tn" program viii hr
given ~ outlined below
1. Knee Deep tu .luu" ........ Riley
.. \ similar Case ........ Auuuvmuu,
g. John Brown = Rig Sister, Wedding
T. Hanna Jane ........D Il L"rh.
Piano sol" Mis-, Mckenzie
:. Walkiu Home With Won ........
....... ...... byron William,
e. Nm old PLAYED cut song Riley
=. The Book Cauyu~s.r Man Ndrl"r
Clarinet Solo .... Prof. Henderson
: The B"huliuk ........ The Ali'ur
o. The Courrship of Mile, Stuudish ..
.................... Lougfrlluw
~. Birth ~ Little Domhcv .. Dickens
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-01
MOTHER $ CLUB HOLDS
INTERESTING MEETING

The Mother :, Club held one of the
most interesting meeting, iu IT, short
h,,iur, IN IL" High School NuIiturium
~ last frida, aftrruouu with au uu
usually large attendance The program
was one ~ the best and the subjects
discussed were ably handled Two must
eat number, piano >"io hy MIS-
rmrr aud % vocal number %, Mrs
llitt,ou, we've greatly ,uioy"d aud aI.
prrciHtrd. The subjects discussed we're
BID Care at Contagious Diseases, Germ
m Water. The Hou,ctll SAM
tar, care Of Food aud 90 Fraud co.
Food, hy M,,damc- slaughter. san
dusty. %llrdppcth. Duuohoo aud Miss
BiggcrstaiI respectively, each paper
show ing special research aud ptcrarn
ti"u. Surt. lluict reported ,]plruiul
| prnutrs, 10 the uhtpr, me-, mrui STAT
my that with the fund. uu baud aud
the books contributed 20 selected library
at over >-u books aud iu addition some
thing like 500 government report,
would hcforr Yer, long hr ready t"l
use. movement b. ROW uu iuut q,
no, idr handsome mission furniture tor
the lihintv room Many m"mh"rS ""
manned after the program was over ="
rNumiu, the h"ub,. \ picnic t"r ih"
school aud the mothers was planned r"I
\rhot Day aud the Recital 'u ho given
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-01
Mnxrco,s wnALrHEsr MAN

Not unlike the mighty estates ui the
old PATRONS, who used to own tremcn
dous tracts of land around New York
aud whose SWAY was more powerful
than that Of the most puissant fcud
nj baron in Europe, j. that Of Gen. Don
Luis Tertazas, boss, of the state Ut
chihuahua. owner of more than half
the land included within its wide boun.
DIARIES aud the richest man ia Mexico.
His wealth il estimated at not less
than t26. 900 900 gold and many estimate
il much higher. Tefrasas is Of interest
at this time, for many people are say.
ing that he aud his sou in Law Enrique
Cteel. are responsible for the rebellion
IN Mexico.
Gen. bon Luis Tcrrayas has lived MI
his life IN Chihuahua Ills parents
were small land ~ before the in.
vasion Of Mexico bv the French. when
Mexico began to try for freedom from
the foreign invaders Tctra,as. then .
Young man without influence. starting
with /, small body of valiant followers
built up y force sufficient to drive the
French out at the northern part Of McN
leo Later when the French were de-
feaied In the south and the empire oy
erthrown with the death Of MaNimilinu
Terrazas took charge vt the portion oi
Mexico nov comprising the stat" al
Chihuahua.
Later came DiaZ. and TerraJas lent
his aid in suhduing and forming th,
republic. receiving his reward Ito hnv,
and to hold the state Of chihuahua
Nominallv he was elected governor
Really he was made the boss of IN,
state, and while he has not held onc,
as governor continually he has dictated
the election Of every on, who has beer
chosen aud mostly the mantle has fnl
len on the shoulders Of some 1T his fem
ilv. Therein lies the cause 1T the pre-,
.nt rebellion. citizens of chihuahua
who have taken up arms against th'
present government dcclar" that Ter
rasas and his elan have gobblrd ~
chihuahua: that they can only liv,
Their" now a. poems; that those in pow
er are growing richer aud richer "v"r'
lay, while the common people ~,
growing poorer aud poorer.
Short Ut stature. weal"nrd aud wrink
led. with hi short. white beard and hi'
Mexican cowboy dress, he walks the
streets Of chihuahua today IN spite Of
his seventy. eight wears, calmly collect
ing his II per cen aud apparently M
advised that Their. - o rebellion IN hi,
realm which threatens 10 strip him NJ
the power he has welded for more thar
Hu wears.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-01

The city H. making q good deal at
fuss ~ in the new park lately. The
whole thing has been pluwcd up and
holes dug for trees which will bee put
our right away. This block Is IN IN"
second McGcr Addition aud was given
the city hy the late Col. r. W. llcmun
who could see far enough ahead O." uu.
dersiand that women and children of
1ueumcari would need such q place for
res, and recreation. The park should
he named for this early and h"uor"d
settler. To call It Iemau Park would
only be- giving hi name hon"r"' 80.
teen.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-01
COMMISSION PLAN
Pull Text OF the Law Which Is About
To Re Submitted TO the People
OF Roswell.

section n. After the passage uf 'his
| get IN, citN nr town having The pnpu
alton herein specified aud hv compl,
inr with the provisions Of this uc, 70, ,o
! adnp,ion and the plan Of election and
n all other respects a. it may apply
10 III. purpose thereof. may adopt q
| nlnn of government known ~ the
commission plan tu tee governed
| more than four commissioners. an at
whom hall 10. elected nt large. residents
uf the riiy. and when elected. together
with the other officers designated hS
| his act a. bee elected. .hall org,nilr aud
hall divide 'lr Government at 'hr city
INTO such Departments n, an ordinance
Of ,ai commissioner whirh ordinance
shall determine the powcrs. duties and
purposes IT any department. and each
department shall b. presided over hy
either . mavot nr member of the con.
mission. and in even, such rIan A. >pcci
tied in this section should bee ninp'r Ly
any city in this territory. the mayor
hal receiy. a omp.nsation annually
| Of Sl.spn. and mud other member, Of the
commission shall r.reiye a CONDENSATION
annually az tl4nO each. and they shall
| NOT be- otherwise rmploy,d. and The said
,~alnri., shall H.. paid from ci,y funds
| and in Nh. manner a, IN. commission
NAV determine. and an law, governing
cities in this territory and no, incon
! ~.i,,cn, with IN. proyi.iops nf mi, nr,
| and spccial charter cities, shall aprly
10 and govern elite, organized under
this section. and they .hnll hive All bow
or, .p,cidcd in laws now in fore, in mi.
.~rr,tory which mower, shall he exercised
,btouvh IN. commission bv ordinance,
nd rc.oIp,ion. lawfully missed and IN
I force in any city under IN. former ar.
ari,o,iop shall remain in force until
,m.udcs or ,.r.,I.d hv N. rom,ui..i ,p
| .ls,,.d upd., mi. section
IN. ,.,ritori,I limits ot such cit .
.bsII ,.m,i, the ,amc a. under IL. fo,
uer orppai,o,ion until charge. A. rrn.
dad hy I,v and al ricb,. and rr,,
.r,, nj .v.,y d..,rir,inn which w.r.
vested in any CITY under IL, former ar
.s,D,,iop sb,u YES, &, N. sam. ,,a.r
! the o,o,ri,,,iop hs,eio ,o~pt.mrl,t.J
and n,ovided for IN mi. ..c,ion. and n,
| ,i.b, ~ ushiIi,y .,,h., T., ,,yor ~, n,
~,,si.., Il s,i.,ins =, N. time and m
mi, nj, ,,os.cn,,on ,bau y. ,e.c,,d hy
sn.h change. p,oyided Tim, inter IN.
,s,.o.s ~ mi. Law M s,,n,hi.. ~,
IA nublic u,i,i,v .bon he granted by ,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-01

That baseball dope of th" News last
week has borne fruit already. and there
i. an organization perfected aud srv
eral hundred dollar, raised IN begin IN,
summer = campaign. The plan Ut sea.
ION tickets was suggested instead oi
asking the business men tor donations
for the support IT III" local gam thi'
wear. and 1t has gone like a prairie lire.
Nearly everybody Interested IN the
sport have purchased season tickets.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-01
METHODIST LADIES
ENJOY SOCIAL AFTERNOON

The Ladies 81 the VI, T.. Church.
south were rhormluplv entertained ~
the ]par~ouug" uu M"udnv nttcruu"u hy
Rev. aud Mr.. llrdgpcth a' the monthly
social meeting "t the II. VI ~"ri"'y.
Conversation. mu,ir aud ucril"wurk
wee" ludulp"i IN, concluding with 20
dainty luncheon. The next social viii ir
held 70, the HON" of the president, Mr.,
4 " Campbell, one month from date
These social, promise iu Ice most rlra.
ant Among ~" present were Mes
lame, lliit-"u, Snudu~ky, Campbell
Burton, Butler, sanders, Muirhcnd, Shrr
wood, Wells, Davis, Atkins, Tumpkiu,,
Hopper. Porter, aud Mi, rructt.
Wharton. Cronorl. FiKIu,. Vhi'mnrc.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-01

The new electric Fountain ut the
Elk Drug store j. running full blast.
aud there is not u better ~ more sani
tary cold drink fixture IN the Territory
" New Mexico II hesp'aks clcanli
ness aud health In IT, very appearance
aud is kept in perfect condition tor the
service IL is expected 10 perform.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-01
TRIP ACROSS THE CONTINENT

A s~iereoptlcon lecture entitled -
trip across the continent - by III" Rev.
Geo. H. Narncy, will he given under the
Suspiccs Of the civic Department Of the
Bay View club, April lAth, 10 help
swell the fund for the improvements to
be made on the park. Further details
win be given 10 The next issue.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-01

An occasional north wind aud n she'll
~ lee on the water trough mornings are
indicative NJ approaching Easter. Two
weeks more, however. and spring ought
to he out OF danger.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-01

With Eggs poe in Tucumcari and
n whole summer : work before the hen,
We are In condition to stand q little
war in the cactus republic.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-01
NOTICE

viii not bee responsible iur 1000.
debts contracted hy Maud Fisher
Signed. WILLIAM FISHER
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-01

section u. This act shall take ~
feet aud hc IN fore" FROM iud litri IT.
passage Roswell Register rtihuuc.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-01

In the District Cont Ut the Sixth
judicial District nf the Territory at
New Mex ro. wi'hin aud i"r M"
DUSTY "i quay
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-06-07
GUESSES ON THE MONTHS WEATHER
Forecasters State That Rain Will be PIen-
tiful During June

The forecasters predict that there
will be plenty of rain fall during the
month of June. From the 1st to the
4th occurs the first storm period which
will bring local showers to many sec
lions followed closely by violent thumb
er storms and heavy rains. A cool
wave viii. sweep over the country from
the 9th to the 18th, bringing damp
weather in the lake states. From the
18th to the 10Th will bring slight show
ers and heavy winds turning to lorna
does in the western states. Summer
like weather will prevail for few days
followed by hot wave close to the oath
at which time the temperature will go
to over 100. Thunder storms will pre-
vail at the close of the month bringing
heavy rains causing local floods. The
average weather for the month will be
about normal at all points except the
lake region where it will be below the
average. The rainfall will be abund-
ant all points except the extreme west.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-06-07
SOME BIG BILLS A REAL GOVERNOR
OBTAINED FOR PEOPLE IN OHIO

The nominating eIsosns United
by direct Of the
Placing judiciary party
elecng all judges ballots.
workngmen injured
and tedious litigation.
A authority regulate
stock and service.
will primaries
elections a undertaking.
a limited initiative and Ohio cities
central board Of control for state institutions TO take the
nineteen with their
poyees This bill places subordinate employees in the institution under
abshins inHmay directors
mi each
Ohio and fraud
1912 Ohio constitutional
petition only and elected or baIoB
stimulate Industry requiring agriculture
taught in all Ohio village and country schools
Ratification amendment the federal
constitution.
Memorzins convention provide for tho direct
election Of United States senator's
under the competitive bidding plan
100000 every Ohio
of improved road~aYs TO the the world
reformation o will dodgers
intangible
their holdings the duplicate the
Included in this is
institutions under Of
BILL initiative
committee bills will become satisfactory
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-06-07
To kin the Destructive Pests

Cut worms are reported by farmers
and gardeners to be destroying corn
and garden truck as fast as it can be
planted. In some cases second crops
have been destroyed and much discour-
agement is felt among growers. a
remedy, however. is advanced by Prof:
] G. Sanders of the University, OF
Wisconsin. He says: "An excellent
control for the cut-worms consists OF
what is known as the poison mixture.
1t is composed of one pound OF PS.r rs
green, which is mixed dry with 4O
pounds of wheat bran. Then this INK
ture is moistened slightly with tnln
syrup or~sweetened water IN order 70
make the bait more attractive to the
insects. Care should be taken not to
get the mixture too wet or pasty. The
poison bait should then be scattered
over the infested soil in tablespoon or
handful quantities. Another precaution
10 observe is to exclude al poultry from
any area thus treated.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-06-07
Graduating Glass at Newton

Commencement exercises h. Id in
Newton hall Monday evening, May %,
were certainly grand entertainment,
the seating capacity in the hall was
early exhausted. Three schools com
bining to make one grand display of
talent. Newton hall is we'll provided
with large platform and beautiful
scenery drop curtain, atfording tn e
schools good opportunity to make a
fine display of their many exercises.
Members of the graduating class were:
Newton Farr and Alma Gilbertson of
Newton school, Miss Nellie Hastings
teacher; Miss Ellen Hjelter of Rutser
chool, Miss Nellie Goodman teacher;
Miss Caroline Thoreson of Nc Lees
school, Miss Ella Tollackson teacher.
The life of Abraham Lincoln has been
the subject for many an essay, but
Newton Farr proved to US that the
subject had not been exhausted, as he
brought out many new features in the
life of our martyred president. "The
Organ Builder" subject of Miss Caro-
line Thoreson, was very beautiful
reading exercise A "Leake in the
Dyke" by Miss Ellen HJelter, claimed
attention of a large audience. Miss
Orla Nc Lees was Goddess of Liberty
in striking tableau, some thinking it
to be the best they had ever seen.
Many other exercises from the little
children, giving credit to their three
excellent teachers.
In the absence of Superintendent
Gardner the diplomas were presented
by D. F. Allen of Newton. Com.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-06-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCHOOL
CommendAble Comment in Favor Of I'm
portant Institution

EDITOR CENSOR I'm a late issue APP
peared an article from the pen of DR..
Schreiner, making a suggestion in ref
erenee to establishing a county agricul-
tnral school, based upon observations
taken while attending to professional
duties about the county. Iwould make
the suggestion, which should receive
the careful attention of every citizen
having the welfare of his county at
heart, that instead of sending our sons
and daughters away from the county to
be educated, now that we have expend-
ed $21 600 or more for a nice sheriff s
residence and modern Jail, we let Yer
non county's board of supervisors pur-
chase either the agricultural society's
grounds cr the farm of Col. G. M. Butt,
erect thereon an agricultural school not
surpassed by any, and make 1t large
enough to include the county training
school. Then the money spent away
from home will be circulated here to
the benefit of both farmer and mer-
chg MT, and having the children nearer
home many Inconvenience will be elm
mated.
The Butt farm would be an ideal To-
cation. The La Crosse county school
has either ten or fifteen acres, 80 it
would be necessary to purchase only
that strip lying between Butts resi-
dence south to the street and east to
the St. Paul track. The soil is finely
adapted to the growing of experimental
crops, near market, convenient in re-
gard to transportation facilities, and
located in one of the most prosperous
communities in the state. Then, the
attractions and society of Viroqua and
vicinity are elevating and would not
tend to detract from the pursuit of
knowledge. While the cost of estab-
fishing such an institution would be con-
siderable the benefits to be derived
would much more than offset any mon
etary consideration.
offer these suggestions in the hope
that the project may be agitated up to
the time of the assembling of the coun-
ty fathers so some action may be taken
IN reference to the agricultural as we'll
as the training school.
f I OLDER.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-06-07
The Fish Were Too Short

Game Warden Fox strolled down
Timber valley and caught several fisher
men with trout under legal size. He
had them arrested, but we have not
heard what the fines were. Ithas been
generally understood by fishermen that
thew were allowed to take trout six
inches long, that is from the tip of the
nose to the end of the tail, but this
seems to be a mistaken idea according
to the latest advises. Trout should not
be less than six inches from the nose to
the end of the fleshy part of the tail.
All trout fishermen should remember
this and be very careful for a game
warden is liable to light on you with all
fours at most any old time when you
least expect it. The law is very com
plicatsd on the question of the length
of the fish. but be on the safe side and
only ca tch the big ones. -Cashton Rec
ord.