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New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

\ Maori clergyman whose present
habitat Is Chicago Is apparently resolved
TO make himself unpopular With boti'
sexes in America. for he would introduce
among us his tribal custom OF nose rup-
hing as a substitute for kissing. Here no
will find our men and women united
Whatever and however great the dihcr-
enccs which in this day divide them. Inc
practice is out ~ the question AZ
substitute. but II might bo worth trying
as n stage Of progress or as compro-
mise in lovers quarrcls and conjuga1
differences The maiden woocd htit not yet
won might coyly encourage her swain by
conceding the preliminary nose rub Whilc
still Withholding the first kiss. and IN
later days. as welded wife. she might
after a quarrel foreshadow tho coming or
reconciliation by the same process.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

Not one passenger Killed among the
I3f. .N0aO 600 carried during tho last year
on tho PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. and only
one killed In train wreck among the
SO. .nnoO0O carried in the last three
vears-that is a record which We should
like 10 see emulsted by All tho railroads
in the country.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

4 war OF words may be wag"d over
Tho propriety or the impropri"ty Of cello
brating the forlieth snniycrssr! Of The
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt. sr.. fss "A,
turned To town from Aiken. 8. =, and 1,
at her home. Fifth avenue and 5,d streAt
She has AZ her guest here Mrs. Joseph Hs,.
riman.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

Mrs T. Henry Hartman ana Mss Carol
Hartman have left town for The Plains.
Va
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

Mrs Clarence Macksy Ill give dinn.,.
followed by a. musical. on April & 10 h.,
house in Madison avenue. Riccardo Martin
will sing.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

Mrs Reginald r. Vanderbilt hr also "a
turned to town from IN. South She .p.n,
fortnight at Palm Beach.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

Miss Helen Miles Rogers. daughter ~
Mrs. Benjamin Talbot Rogers. ~ill b mar.
ried TO-DAY in 81. Johns chapel. Racine.
Wis. 10 ogden Mills Reid, son q n.
American Ambassador TO the Cour. cf s.
James's and Mrs Prid
New-York tribune., 1911-03-14

Mrs. Hermann Oeirichs will SivA dinner
this evening in her house, IN East r,h
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19
FAIR ORGANIZATION BEGINS WORK
Committees Appointed at Meeting the First of the
Week and Duties Assgned-Vce Presidents Ap-
pointed over the County.

The Pair Association held meeting
the first uf the week and appoiuteG rom.
mittceS aud assigned their duties aud
instructed them Ia begin their work i'm.
mediately. The publishers of the county
aud many other are appointed ,ice-pres.
ideuts The premium list aud literature
advertising the three DAYS program will
be- oui by the middle of the month The
committees appointed are ~ follows;
President IA. ". Carter.
1T Vice Pres. IS. r. Hopkins.
See. Treas. Stanley Lawson.
Nice.Presidents; l.. l.. Klinefcltcr.
Obar; NJ. !. Norton. Norton; Fred Wal
ther. IAierto; i y. Petit. Plain; A. y.
Whitesi'les. QUAY; y. -. Davis. Pleano,
u. v Conger, Hudson; W. u, Haynes,
hard City; w. l.. Batson. Rndee; " Mar
tiney. Revuelto; VIM. Weber, Logan;
Paul Siepel, Nara Nisn; 0eo. Sail, san
Ion; u. - Burnham. Castieberry; !. q,
Anderson, llanley; !. W. Pmnty. Mon.
toya; Walter Gray, Ogle; J. n. weleh
Forest; J, =. Brissey, Raeiand; W. A,
Thomas, lima; !. l.. House, House, H.
A. Nancy. Ortoni W. G. lIaw kins. Mon
,oyai Paul Jones, Logan V. y. Mcneil
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19
MERCHANTS TRADES CARNIVAL
AN UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS
One of the Most Enjoyed Home Talent Shows Ever Seen
in This City and Well Patronized
FUNDS GO TO IMPROVEMENT OF CITY PARK

,rItrd by Mr, l.,ttlcr"r aud M,s, sal
Irr 'r"nurt, 'hr furmrr the First \n
l"uai. 100 hlar, nuI silver with ,plru.
iid uitiuual hruurr. aud 'ar latter ~
darR u"d nd silver guarding 'hr 0cn't,
ul lur Internal iuurl Bank oi Commerce
with % ,iNsh"uirr' the grocery store.
were nl' 'rprr,rutrd u character. Mi.
Dillon l'.uvu u- Japanese gr IT.,
plp,,ug Whlrmo,r IS ,lupnu"sr teas. Mis-
NIli" lrr'"u Nrry cl","rI, represent ing
Wunord \ white. Meat Market with
90 live pig lu % shaw strap. Mr., san.
du-hy, 4. : ~m,th flour; Mr.. Fnlh
ruh"rg, Eager liru.. il"ur: Mis-, linrI
."u Ni.ru' coffee. oarh l"iup rvrrr.
'iuually good. pud,"u D., frrd \ Graiu
Go. wa represented hv MR., Stauhl,
The Evan, REALTY e." hy Mr., Edlrr,
the Wrll- 'urg" look Store hv Fay
Porter ~" Citv Bakery hv Ruth Davis
aud li''lr Robert ~nnduskN. The lrrs",
Dnirv hv llrttrr Allen, the rrl"ph"u"
Company hy Maple \rafus, Miss N"o
iu- also represented the rurumrHri High
Srh"ol iu - VERY effective SCENE closing
with the chorus 'Srhu"l bays. Mis-,
Mckenzie %. travelling salesman tain
iug shop ,u the Emporium muurp"r WAS
very effective. Mis- cox Ia gorgeous
hruddrrs, at turuirr decorations rep
rrsrutrd Crril' Curuirr Works. ". l..
kirkpatrick, the plumber, WIS repre-.
.rutrd iu q very pretty bathing seen"
u which Mr, tWlip transformed q
,rry much .ntlrd y"uupsicI into u tnirN
nf cleanliness; Mrs. Cr"fl"rd' : newly
| instituted green huu~r wns prrttilN rep
resented hV Miss brewer and lttlr
MONTE Wharton ~ u whcrlhnrrow at
grrrurrv aud flowers; one ~ the most
effective scrucs was hat iu which Miss
Powell drove o handsome rip across th"
stage fnr the city Livery; this lady
nlsn was the central figure IN the -plrn
| did exhibit "f the Cigar factory one
uf the best wus the display of Bert
Gregory. hlncksmiih which Mise Colin
Shrnrcr pnyr with 6nr effect; Roberts
A Pack we're represented by Miss Rcrr'
l.ittletou who served gumher at lad
irs with cream; the iirm ~ Ritz a Sou
WI, represented by Mrs, Cr"fford aud
some wee boys huilding miniature sid"
walk: Mrs Mcdonald, the Indy of The
Broom Decoration left No doubt hui
that she was the Tucumrau Broom
Factory; the Steam Laundry vas wei
represented hy Mr.. cHnnun' Jones thu
Jcwclrr displayed his wares on Mis-
IO'Grudy; i. \ Nlcholv the She" maI
was represented by Vivian Langley; ~,
rucumcun News was douhlv rcpr, sent
ed hv Mrs smith followed hv mes
convincing lootiup dcNi nnd littlc Mis-
Ann Russell In nnother scene who wa
gotten up yeiy effectively ~ ncwsboy
Tucumcari il there when II comes 4
pulling on classy show and you shOul'
he there tonight
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19
SCIENTIST HERE LOOKING
FoR POTASH DEPOSITS

l."uis H. butcher, see. ut the National
Earth Co.. the producers of Fullers
Earth, Chirago, has been IN the city ,ev
rril DAYS, aud l. making this his head.
quarters while he takes samples of pot
ash aud materials used hy his COMPANY
in the manufacture of fullers Earth
Since the German government has plac
I'd nn embargo On potash aud salt, these
deposits are becoming More valuable
Mr.. butcher has visited the Obar c0un.
try, the Caprock and Snlndo in GuadR.
lul~ county. lie carries his own chemi.
cal laboratory with him and makes ana
ySes aud ASSAYS of the materials h,
wished Ia learn of IN this section of the
country.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19

ll,. vort greatly aided iu .ccpinp ,b,
Nhuir tum steady During the swat
f,.' r tine ,,cnud inning hr waited ow
Nullo,.
~rbru bad the misfortune tn hut hi.
hu.rI rur,iug them uyrt iu the second
luuug Nrtrr that hr used q lnst
straight ball with Hu ur,a.Iuuu change
ct pace nuu had the hray, lifting
\morIll" t,om ncnrl, h"lrl".. iu piurhc..
l,nrv Meade pulled "lt thr .tar held
luy stunt When be- came u ucnrly tn
,r,oud base 900 the eighth inning aud
.cuuprd Cook Texas League IN Uis
,h", strings
Manager Iolcmnn or the Amarillo
Team !. q" hr congratulated uu having
% clean .p"rtsmnnlihc bunch of hall
t"ssrr. aud aliho they lost but their
,"r"ud game hi, ,ra-nu ou Suudn, they
did IL with murl, better ginr, than n
Tow " Home sport,
sins and Moaning both hii mighty
swat, to icft field ~ ,he ninth Ia
ming ~ Suuday- game. hu' Lancaster
Wa there III, fan. hrraihrd frerr
after Jerry had gathered iu THESE two
high ones.
Capt Cool ha. ccrtaiul, g"r ,hy
llughrv Irnuinp spirit "i don gi,rl.r.
ughting. thoroughly ins .ll"d into his
men aud sunday game ~. nu cNtnrlr
pf e ginnd uphill struggle
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19

Nara Visa; W. Arthur .iones, Nara Visa;
l. l.. Fowler San Jon; g. G. Reed. San
Ion: 4. X. Moses, Roek island; j. q.
Trickey, Grady; g. g. IIixon, Endee. =.
j. Norris. House; u. g. Green. Anuiston.
Finance Commltiee--,l. ". Corn. !. X.
WATSON. G. u. Hamilton. =. 4. street. n.
HneH.
stock Exhibit Fred Grove, A. l..
Dunlap, ~. l.. Hamilton.
SPorts--A. d. Pankey. =. Iiaeharaeh.
r. H. Welch.
Agricultural EShlhiis--1. n. de Yam.
pert. h. u. Fullwood. a, A. Eager
Music aud Entertainment q. W.
Evans, q. Sandusky, y. Caruthera.
Ari and Culmary--Mrs. !. W. Camp.
hell. Mrs. Rerd IIolloman, Mrs. stanley
Lawson.
street parade--A. Falkenberp, q. 4,
Chapman, !. H. wolford.
Premiums Herman Gerhardt. los. IL 4
rael. r, A. Muirhead
school Exhibit--J =. Ilofer. q A.
cramer, J. D, Henderson
Later there win he fun ilut " pps.
miums given Ia this paper
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19
PERSONALS FROM THE INSTITUTE

Mr.. e. \. Mrtammon. arrived frnm
i'ula"sa. Kansas. wEprc -hr has been
sr"ndinp the summer with Mr. Cam.
mon : parents
Thursday night Prof Henderson =
Orchestra aud the city teachers enter.
tanned Territorial Superintendent James
T.. Clark aud all visiting tenrhcrs. A
pcogram wns rendered and Refreshments
served, aud very enjoyable evening
Wn~ srrnt Prot. Clark T. very eurhus.
iastir aud well plcn."d with our schools.
stat" Superintendent Clark visited
The institute Thursday. Thi, i, Prnf.
'lurk"'s iir.' visit To the 'tuuy county
Normal aud thry feel highly compli
mcntrd.
MIR, Cornell, who has been conducting
the institute ~ Santa Rosa. pas sed
through our city today for her home in
Ration.
l'r 9. W. Light aud Miss Mnrioiie
lluhhcll 'wo of the instructors. left
lor Ration Today where they will rqn
duct ~" 'olfnN r"uuty institute Their
w"rh nns hrcu satisfactory here and
QUAY county want, them again.
~upt Scmork "f Carriyoy", ha- been
20 visitor Z" our city the past few days.
representing the oklahoma school meth.
nds
The Normal closed Thursdny night,
Friday aud saturday being devoted to
examinations.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19

The Mrrchnut, Trade Display pui "u
~ the Evan, Opera House la-t might
hy Mr aud Mr.. i Il 'u,a,r, uudrr
the auspir", of the lin, View rluh for|
unqualified ,urrr,, both from financial
view point aud Shrrwi,r something
","i hundred d"llur h"u.r mndr glad
the committee IN rhurgr the ur~t Wghl
aud tonight o urw program will
hr put nu with several nddttousi
s,rcuos. aud 10 i- L. going
io hr worth your white O." sec n. 1i"
Women "i rucumruu nINu,- i" things
in q way that make, Nuu feed 'th" iir.
ping vuur hat :" wurthy mutrnuagr
aud their daughters, The mrgu, rnru'
at the cit, purl is worthy ,uus" aud
merit, the splendid patronage which ls
being given this entertainment, TN,
/, one uf the best home talent show,
ever produced IN ihi. rti,. aud the ud.
,rriisiug gwen IN" huslur., firm, "t
the ,itv /, worth many times th" rn-i.
The High Sch"ui Orchestra furnish
rd the music which va, up to their u,
nal good standard \mnug rh, -p"rinl
numbers wa the yurul ,"lu hN Nr..
Ruth Ahrr which did tnll credit &" the
unidentified talent ut nj, charming vuuug
i,dy, the instrumental number "t N,--
McKci lir VITO urcd, uu iurrodurt l"u tu
e Turumrnri audience, and 'hr cunning
duet hy litth Mabel prviuu and Robert
Snndushv. The prilr ut ms" l"llHr'
"lcrrd I" the child ceiling ~" largest
number nj ticket, was won h, little
Miss EVELYN Troupe.
Amnup the mnsi striking display.
were those III Barnes \ Rankin Furui
iurr Goa represented hv Ma, Shah aud
little Gladvs Grurgc mad Eiltp l"uug,
IN which the lullaby scene displaying
q handsome folding davenport wa. must
effective; the lee Plant was beautifully
represented Ia u tahlruu with Mrs con
well Il. the principal dpUrr; e, e. chap
man wns inclv rrprcs cs'ntrd hy Mls- ~
iiler with the gun and ammunition that
gets the game D.; Mrs. Soyrrr'S Mill
merry had beautiful display IN Mrs
Robertson, rNquisit"ly g"wued aud hat
ted; the Elk Drug store was uhly rep
resented hy Mrs llollomnn IN u RrNalI
End hair rrSturcr scene; "ur pf the best
Wns the Farmers Restaurant, gi,ru hN
Miss Bculah simpson; the Artist,
studio aud Mrs, Nois were clcNrrly rep
resented bv Miss Slurmcnt aud Mrs
gorge; VI. Il. Goldruhcrg a Go. had 0
handsome clothing display put an b,
Miss Corn; Miss Ahcr represented Gros'
Kelly 4 co, IN very beautiful costume
the three humber companies each hn,
good displays, Mrs. ClHrN iu a colonia
costume representing TIE Tucumcnr
Lumber Co., aud Mrs Maitland the bel
more Lumber Go, in very clever screeI
There ARE No flies an me Ia the tan,
OF America; the two banks were repre-
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19
Some of the Fastest Base Ball Ever PLAYED This City
Was Seen Saturday and Sunday Between Amarillo
and Tucumcari Teams
COMMERCIAL CLUB DECIDES TO
HOLD 3DAYS FAIR SEPT. II, 2S, 20

IA, three iaN- ui H..ug f.d hJ.r
bail ending hrtr ''uud1. ufuuuuu ut
last Wrot wr. hrg .ur.r.. ari ru'w.'
,d mnuy ,I.iiw- iu 'h, ,NN iwIug 'hr
thre" duv., anywhere lIom lguu 10 500
people attending the .pur's "u,h lay
The program fur the entire 'hiu" day.
Was well conducted aud thr prurlr orr
we'll satisfied with the rhaurtrr OF the
sp"its given.
The News can = ~, too much Tor a."
mauliur,s uud gou'nrmHuN department
uf the Amurill" club aud wr may co..
well add q" IN, that the, play bail likr
thunder W. gave the result of fri
DAYS game aud ~" race. ~ nur lr-t
Saturday. i,.rr aud thr gum". of ~t'.
urdnv aud SUNDAY h"tw"ru Iurumrnrr
aud Amarillo resulted ~ fuIlovs
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19

Those stopping at III" Elk H"oms this
w""h were. Mr. aud Mr., Allen. QUAY;
-. VI. Anderson. Liberal Kau,.: q. \.
Mcranmou and wife, city; G.. T.. rwitt,
I'astura; Lon Shipplrt aud wife bnv
.on, Mr.. DYKES, Duran; Th"s. j. llorgau,
Memphis, rcnu,E sherman Rury, liril
Ranch; Mr,, Virginia Gates, Knoxville.
Tenn; Mr' h. i. Farnham. ~ Reno.
OKLA; \. e. Shirlis \marill"; r. i.
Tunnis, Little Rock T.. !. Snow, Little
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19

Now In conclusion aud getting down
to some personal mention the News ie.
~ires to say for the hnsc hall fans thut
Amnrillo has u fast hnsky sci that viii
make amy NJ the Cactus Leaguer, mns
Tie any duv In the week After seeing
them In action SATURDAY aud SUNDAY
We cnn understand how they happened
Ia win ~ ont uf 80 games played pre-
,inus ~ coming here
puckv Gownu made himself solid with
the fans hv his great work. lls third
base play In the second game was the
cla.sirst eXhihition ever seen around
here. In addition Ia his great defense
his aggressive work IN the base line
and at hat were q IN Ty Cobb
Bowman caught good game Sunday
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19
QUAY COUNTY TEACHERS INSTI-
TUTE CLOSES SUCCESSFUL TERM

|
at Co.. tortru, w. gupg.- u,c 10,
iia ulncod ur 'ho ,tuaniau tie rr"'
uI tbr rt"Ii'u nu poo u,srr., .tui,
| liuU ~ tll these streams 20. v'll 10,
e., u.t"d bv 'ho .o."aiuoui h,,rufto.
uriI' their .,'ur ,.i 'ir wIirr sunni,
| 'u .iiauiI"u .".rtNt... .. dr,,iI.iurt
10" -r''.lt "f 'h. count, fair we.
I"' l'rod ", % motion hn W. ,.,r ph'il
SEQ. hnw'r "i Commerce. uui % y"m
w.'," "i th,r b" nHruWt,d JOS tIr
lt 'sldrut v.u we're ., beet rr..r rtr,s
To- D., voted tr' for .., onir,., 90 -.
. rd'.'. ,ic' p'r,Iiru Jtd $500 f.ru.. oi
thr l.ir ns.'t.a't" .Hru The u.pl uu.
tl'a' 3 H. '"r. pre- .p,u' r j'r hnI.
'o'wur' n.. ,H.,u 30. pi,.
1,u. uf the fair %. .",ii,ti"u. edition llpu
''ns of the Suu. N,r" president cot
-.suiry luw-mi ut ilr firm nf Tnfovn
. lawson. see. Treas. The time "f hold
ms 'hr falt Was then discussed aud the
dntrs ,"t are ~"pt"mhcr -. %. aud -
NJ % Joint session "t th" unicsr "t
the rhamhrr ot Commerce aud ~. FAN
\,sociut ION held Monday. the publishers
ut the county we're rlrrtrd iounrnfy
member. uf VI" Chamber of commerce
aud active Wee presidents nf 'hr fair
r~suriuiiuu This WI. business .ttukr
~ both the chamber 1T Commerce aud
the lnir nssocinti"u that will hc uf
great advantage to both. II {. % cuut.
trsy that an Publisher, will appreciate
aud don = cost ANYTHING II shows the
iial' spirit toward No." me-. ~ ir,r, ~
'br routv aud will give both orului,u
lious the greatest ADVERTISING that 1t
could have instituted. E,rrsthiug ro,ut.
lu % county tar rtstrippiug ANYTHING
We have ,,ct had 900 ~" r"uut,
l.. J.. kliu"frlt"r "f 'h" uh1r rr"g,r.,.
who tIhr, mach interr,t ,u agriculture
| and vh" understand. hi- subject better
than the other uuhli-h"r. "t the count,
-r"hr tor several minnie, cot thr lm
p"riuur" "i 'hr rpmt, aua fn" pa.u.
mount imr"r'uur" Ut getting au "Nhlhit
&" tit" ''"l"wd" ~ruuls TRY farming
congress in Orl"h"r NJ klm"i''i"r '
nrsnm ~ Wa' that u daring tGr ihr"
-"n-"ns past Puny r"uu'N WIS able 'u
bold successful thir, that "" should
this v'a with -rl"udtd rt"r prospect
ahead Il" nhl" +" hold " fair that should
| "rlip-, Hul ui uut pres ruu- rhufis lie
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19

Chns. B. Hamilton leaves SUNDAY for
Denver. Colo, Ia attend q spcrial meet.
my uf the agents of the United states
Fidelity aud Guaranty Company, of
baltimore. Md.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19
Nearly Hundred in Attendance and Very Beneficial
Session Held and Standard of Excellence Higher
Than Heretofore Among the Teachers of the County
TERRITORIAL SUPERINTENDENT
J.E. CLARK COMMENDS WORK

on" uf the most .u"rr.sful count, 700
.iituic. ever h"ld here rlu,cd ~. Work
Thur-dny and Friday aud tudu, exam.
'uniions are hriug conducted fur the
nci cli, "f Those dc.irinp rcrtidrutrs
N"1rly nuc hundred teachers have been
100 attendance aud the standard of pro.
hoi"n"N um"tg ihr 'rHrhrr, uf the ruuu
~ is higher than ryrr before. The w"rl
"t the institute was highly commended
hv Superintendent 'lnrk. aud other.
VII" had the opportunity to visit dur
iug ~, ~rsstuu. The Teacher, were pl"n,
cd With th" institute faculty aud THEN
wotk was made u pleasure ,u,t"nd nt o
iush hy she ruurtcou. aud professional
treatment given them throughout the
term. The roster nud the r.idrurr aud
employment "f the trnrhrr. M attend
aurc fnlluws
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19

Rock; Mex Aston aud family. Endee;
\, W. Pratt. Iauodc. Miss Dorothy Rus.
sell, Clayton; Miss lluhbell, Rnton; ..
-. Buck. Admission; e.. + Mickey, Kirk;
l.rr Lancaster Plain; !. T. DOTS, Allen.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19
Roster

Carrie Collin 1ucumrnri,
3d. e. Williams. lluul"y. 'rurb
Carrie calvin. Turumcau.
Virginia NrCmrr. Mills. teach
l.rr Lancaster. plniu-. rrurb
\ i. 'arumnu, Ila~."Il tcurh.
a. u Garrett. Dod,uu.
o. r. bu't,. \llcu. Nuiruria Co.. .--..
D. u Burt, Admission. tcprh
W l.. Iufnm, Nara Visa. teach.
Grace Jeffrey. rurumcni. teach
Buuchr swift. l."nucv. teach.
clara Latham. Lola. teach.
" Y. Willis, Armr>t"u. teach.
y. u rullcn. R",ucltu. teach.
lane irving, Ohar teach,
iirll Irving. Ohai. teach.
clara Kennedy. san .iou, teach.
Judd Miller. Upton, 'cnch
Norm Wagg"urr House. teach
Mabel ~tormcut. Iurumcari teach
Nutv White. Rama. teach.
D. n Ram. Eudrr, teach lu Valencia g"
Naru"r' ll"rpu"r M"u'"yu teach
Me-, e.. T. Pratt. Rnplaud. trar..
.'. t. Dalcy. Tucumrari, t"nrh
Mr., e.. u. Long, lloyd. teach
r"liIr rruup S"lnnu. teach.
stella Reed. Roosevelt. -.
HcllH Reed, Roosevelt
Leila Martin. Frost. teach.
i."i. Mrkrrhru. Nara Ni,u.
Edun Cleveland, Allen,
crawford Williams. rurumrnri
Nru prik. Turumrari,
Iillu Whltm"rr Turumcari
iiu'h Davis. rurumruri.
llcitic \ll"n, lucumcur
~u'lir CroRord. rrrumrari
Nuy Porter Tucumcnri
Irwrl Manurv, Tucumrnri,
l.r Nora Shcnrrr. rucumrnri,
,rlln Shrnrrr. Tucumrnri. teach
l.r" G"utIN. Trrumrari.
He'll" Jordan, san .lnu, teach.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19
CARNIVAL OF RACES AND
BASE BALL A BIG SUCCESS

Time ui Gnur huuf. 90 miuutc..
muit, liuprrr
Attendance 500
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19

Score by Innings
rurumrnu 90 % u u : SO
\uJrlll" uuu u2
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19

Muil"v gut N,- hump, 10 the ,cc"ud
inning POM tvu hogl"r., % single aud q
base "n hulI, u"r'rd seven ruu. \ftrr
that rurumru r"mr"d home 900 easy
winner.
Thi, b, hnw thr run. wrrr scored u
thr ,r,"ud Lancaster the ir,t mnu up.
hlt tur tw" base. aud wa. safe uu third
whru Cuol dcldrd stewart ?, gruuudcr
aud inllrd tu get either mnu Meade
mad, q duudy tWu hapurr ,r"rrup Ian.
rn~trr LYON. ,irurk oui. Diugwrll fnl.
lowed suit. stewart aud Meade ,rurrd
uu Guwuu' hlt Hutch M fnr 'vu
base. aud liuwmur walked dlluu the
hasr-. J,rttrr" lrupprd ~"hrr, , tlv and
D"wuu aud liutrh ,r"rrd Lancaster
cam" up for 'hr ,"ruud time uud ,lYu
mrd the hnlD uul fer nuuthrr tv" hu-,,.
scoring Iowmuu and ~rhrrr stewart
wa, tossed out ut d,,r "u 70 arouuIrr
q" llan'rr
\mnrlll" got two run. IN tine t"uith
after sim, aud M"unpg struck "ui
kriin wa, safe "n an error hy Hutch
went :" thud uu \lhuru tw".hngprr.
aud both scored when Srhrrt threw
wild To third irving To- catch Keith,
Gct'irr went hul uu 20 fly Z" biugwcll.
Turumrali ,rurri iu br third when
Gowur singled aud went +" bird nu
Hutchinson ?, hunt G"wau scored "U
li"wmnu hit lu Nmurillu's half at
the sixth Sins ht inr home run.
M"uumg aud Keith struck oui. Nlmru
cracked nut q ,,uplr, Mulluy wn, safe
When Lancaster dropped hi. fly, N
l.vuu, mui,rd thrown ball Harper
rui"d with pruuudcr tu Gowuu aud
Goitlro wus forced NJ ,"rond
Iurumrnri wns hlauk"d IN their halt
aud Amarillo added three more uru. ~
the seventh, C"uk singled aud l.cw b,
doublrd niupwrll allowed Sims
grouudrr to go thr"lgh him aud Cook
.r"rrd. Mouning struck nut. Crossing
ton sacrificed. Alhun hii safely, ,ror
ing Lewis aud Sins Mnlloy struck out
ending the inning aud run getting ror
Amarillo.
The home team scored their tuu
ran in the eighth inning after Lynn
hit groundrr to second aud was throw
nut NJ first, Dnpwcll popped I" short
making two out GoWuu walked, stul,
second, went to third on u wild pitcl
aud scored IN Hutch = hit, Hutch poinl
Ia second on the throw in, Bowmal
| famed
The Keota news., 1911-06-16
HoMEsEEKERs ExcU 81 o N
RATES TO TEXAS AND NEW
MEXICO POINTS DUR
ING 1911.

On the first and third Tuesdays OF
each month during the entire year
The Colorado and Southern Rail-
way will sell round trip homeseekers'
excursion tickets to great many
points in New Mexico and Texas at
greatly reduced rates. Final limit
25 days allowing liberal stop-over
privileges For detailed information,
rates. etc. call on your nearest Colo
RADIO and Southern agent or address T.
f. Fisher. General Passenger Agent.
Denver, Colo.
The Keota news., 1911-06-16

Until within recent years there had
been ascertained no trustworthy way
of finding out the age Of fish. 1t has
been shown that there mere size does
not indicate age. Reibisch. Heincke
and others have discovered that many
OF the bones. scales and otoliths OF
fishes have annual are rings. resembl-
ing those in tree trunks.
The Keota news., 1911-06-16

Moles and the mole cricket have
the same problem to negotiate In cut
ting caves in the ground. so here an
Insect and an animal both have the
same shaped forelegs and shovellike
hands and claws.
The Keota news., 1911-06-16

One hundred and fifty-two miles OK
the government railway lines in Vic
toria, Australia. have been relaid dur
ing the years 190s-19l0 with American
rails, 142 miles OF S0-pound rails. and
10 miles Of l00-pound rails.
The Keota news., 1911-06-16

Next to having to listen to the aver
age man tell a joke the most horrible
torture Is to have to let him describe
when he made a great hit with It
New York Press.