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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01
CENTER STREET NJ. Z. CHURCH

u.iI Co., &c.,. SUNDAY school. bIrhrN't'
aud .huru, Mil help Ia ih" music.
u &c. M. special Sern"u hN 'h" pa
along patriot, lines -'h"'." "t"u
drr unto Caesar the thug that 49,"
Specially srl"rtri music hN
the chou.
. f.. M. Juuim services. Nj. Wiuut"
Da,r.. I]r,irr
: f.. no.. 'nr %I.pw"rth l"agu" viii rem
Ter % patriot, PROGRAM consisting "l
,nrp. -u.u,. rrci'ntious aud readings.
WITH DO, Nrlr ct III" Young l""rI" ,
,hnfu. tuH the SunIu, Srh""l "rrhrs
.'m. rN, utIu. evening will h" under
'nr ,u.r.,r. p' the Epw"rth League.
Nr-. E.lr, Williams, leader. The
pastor H|| deliver u potri"iw address
Eco the ,u.ug prorlr nn m" h"m" 81
Cua,ur-, Through NS.""lpi," u Fh'
,hur,r u.II hr decorated ~ k""riu9
with % m,r.unHl holiday.
Nl.trur- .uI ],'rnnp"rs wtlI rr""'N"
rrar', wrIrrm, aud ~" ",,d hand
| ah,rhrr -.rIunrrs NJ the rhurru ct not
| prorIr u. ,0liatrd 81 h either drn"m
mrr.n. n, invited ." ~" Irll"",hNr 81
uHr ,r0v art pnv"rs.
IuuL FRANK ulu"ITlL
Pastor.
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cHlLpREN's DAY OBSERVED

over three hundred r),ul.i' Witnessed
20 touching and hrautimI light ri the
,crtr, street Mcihuii,' church. last
~uuIa, night. wha'r,rr the calendar
ma, -a, ~ gray han, rr. laIm. "" an
arr ,bil,rcu nt heat \d.I's viii crowd
go hear % i]u,cuil" rr"grnm. Wh"r" ih"
wit aud wisdom ~ sage, w"u.l net ~
tract. rh,. T., u good sign amt shaw =
THAT Ne nr" getting hu'a q" ih" id"ni
oi Jesus CHRIST. who mad, 'h" simplicity
rmrr,y ct childhood 'hr 'yr" ~ tl'
I,aI church aud Kingdom of n"d "u
Garth
rhr crowd ~ the center street
Methodist Church. ~urir, night show
rd that 'lr, still appreciated OLE" sweet
r-,, aud wru,"mur,, OF 't" lI''l" ones
\ nlt,i aul .lmrl" PROGRAM had been
rtruatrI hN % rumI"iru' committee 81
~la,lir, and the rhj'ir"u rendered rh"
came win 20 spirit of understanding
that Was worth while Mr~iamrs lui'
]~,rdu.Gy aud Mise, rtu"t' and ~hri
hy dr.,rv" the credit t"r III" preparation
.rudir,"r ot the program.
Th, church was 'as'"tuilN decorated
with 'Irv".- oud riuu''.
IN, r"rgrrg,'Uou showed then nuul"
larrou h., , ucrWri Offering rna,
.umutri go more thar >i"u"
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BIRTHDAY CLUB ENTERTAINED

en- Wednesday evening "i ihis week
Nv Turumcnri Birthday club was en-
.]t"r,oiurd ny Ma aud Mr.. :, I" La"
son. NJ eight o'clock ~" members he
gan % gather at the Lawson residence
and 'hr fail membership wns present
rN urur rhir'N.
The or,,iou was one If III" most "n
luyahl- III, club has hHd sine" H. ~
aaniln'iou. Everybody Wa IN III" very
beet ot spirits, aud the Hest aud Hos
tees were ai their best aud made all feel
that nothing had been left undon" I"
make the evening one IT genuine pleas
IRE,
Mis-. Lillian rmett rendered several
musical srlcciIons which were vrrN
much enjoyed, aud Mr.. Oscar SanduskN
gave M imitation Of u steam 'nli"p'
which reminded those present ~ The
days ~ the "Cirrus' aud the crowd al
small boys following the 'St"nu
Palmer,
' A. ten o'clock a splendid supper wa.
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NORTON NEWS

We'll. NJ Ediio, 70, ~ hu, hc"u ,"ur
time since" "i ln,, writing. wr viii
'ry q" #" hr''rg h.,ratt"r.
crop. l""N tine IN these parts.
y VI. Wm' has ~ acre. "f com
and hr""m conn that be- lu, just Guilt
Nntri that o., % h"mry q" I""h upon
n b, hu"" high and . perfect ,rnud
II" ri." ha, , m, patch ot nil" malIr.
The r"r"ut shaver, hrrp crop, DO tine
.haI with q lt,lr cultivation.
u" Rosy W"lch r., planting - acre,
1T hruus.
K VI Bate. t,. planted 10 acro, 81
beans.
\ " Wait viii plant lu acre, oi
hrau,. too. Isl" v"u 49," ,hi, means bean
ru, u~,s AROUND \uri"u.
Mr. VIII HAYNES ha, - acres rDnui
rl BOO hru"m r"tu
". T.. Pollard, rmrh patch d, com
ng nicely.
Mrs. I."u Mnywaid nu, moved 20
town.
Mr. Ci.,rl ha. sold hi, huu", :" e.
T. Marlru at san lon. Mr. Mardru ~
tend, '" ruis" mules, MIR G"ld.hcu,
na, taken rhntp" ct III" ranch aud
stock.
Last SUNDAY. 'hc 18th. Norton ]I""iIr
observed C%hildtru'. nnN. Their, wu,
/, larp" rr"wd mi amt ,h"r" wu. .,
splendid program aud plenty y" eat
The children Irl iur. There wa, uu
iircd e great difference ir"m last rhll.
drru dag, wh,rh b., due "ur new
Teacher. Mrs. ~S"r"ggiu~, wh" has taken
~ much pain, he selecting ,uItahl'
| pieces f"r the children aud ih" train
iup ia speaking cur ,rl"ol vii only
last ~" more Wr"bs and wr viii t.,
sorry Tor We may not get Mt. Scr"g
Hfhs another term, hut hop" ~" ma,
There was quite q rr"wd from ~nr
lon attended the children = ]rXruri,r.
SUNDAY. They were Mr.. aud Mr,. l.'.
ter Nv. aud MR.. Jennings, aud NJ
aud Mr. l'"wlrr, the editor 81 th,
IN Ion paper AK them WHARF the,
were when They woke" M Suriu'
morning. They started after .uIIr
SATURDAY night, hu' u]"thiug Wa. See
, IT them until niur 'clmrk Suudu.
morning, nevertheless they drlpr'r
Tor san ion SUNDAY ottrru"nu nud %
reported q iur trip N"rt"n Suudu
,rhuul i progressing nicely.
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EPwoRTH LEAGUE CONTEST

The Epw"rth ]l"urur "t III" Center
street Methodist ,hrrh are taking
great interest in The membership con
test under the lcadcr,nII Ut Mi.s"s VII"
uctir S]nuduSkv and ~nIli" 't"n"rl
Last SUNDAY night ut',g 70 unique" aud
.unppy program uud"r 'h" leadership
1T Mrs. g. n. Hit,,uu the compact ny
siir, obtained y numlrf ct uumrs FROM
th" audience Ter membership in this
grow ,up aud l"pular organization Th"
\ "uug People ar" planning aud l""n ing
forward :" their promised country rar''
u" be- given 80 -ouu 90. ~" moon -
hriphi enough.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01

H. H. Simpson. John Keen andS. e
Campbell are Fishing ~ the ronch" thu
week.
There will he no fire crackers eypiod
ed here the Fourth aud there will h,
uoh"d, SORRY.
T.. y. whitehall aud family ha,,
gone ." the C"ncho for n week. fishing
tuir
FOR SALE the ~ H.. 4. VA oliuc
engine aud q concrete mixer ~lnit.r,
First National Rank.
Joseph I%lrllru,. the pinno player at
Jbc E,ans. has gone ~ Denver ~ ~,
10 relatives.
Maggie nni Gle" lurkson will lcnN,
SUNDAY 10 visit for , time with fricud,
iu Strntfori. TcNa..
t. g. Mustain. trn cling passenger
nud freight agent S"u'hwrsrr'u W.. ut
the N%urcuherp Thursday
pr.I a. Gilbert 1T ~Alamog"rd". spent
Wednesday tu the city guest Ut hi.
brother In law. O.. \. Muirhrad.
u W. M,Dati, aud Miss Ethel Mood,
were united iu marriage rhur.dn, Jun,
2nth. Judge Irffcrsou D. Cutlip offici
nttug.
~ Ne Ndam, has gonc to california
where Boz, will take charge ct q drill
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served hv the hostess. assisted hv Miss
carry. II j. net necessary Il" give The
elegant Till ct fare. lut ~ nn 81, idrurr
1T how much II wa, ]rniuycl. W. refer
L., pcrmi.si"n q" &. II. Alldrrdpr aui
oscar S%audusky. Whu left only The I'll
aud china with which Il Was scr,
ed.
Attrr the supper ne" question "f
" Woman :, ~unrugr' 81 n, Judge Al
ifcIgc II, led II &C. immtu, Surr,agr
was discussed. The gentlemen present
were rh",ru uu sides, aud the niirmu
tive was given the lrcisi"u. Mr.. r.. &
Stubhiu~ made u very liz" speech. and
the audience j., It'll irving &" hud "i
which I'D" lee va, "u. e.. IT, Alldrrdr,
Int those VII" heard him doubt it ycr,
much
NJ twelve o'clock the party broke
up. ~" ladies being lu high spirits "VrI
the tact that the, atr tu hr allowed T."
,"tr. hold office aud ha," n hand Zoo
he making "i "ur law, aud determining
he destiny 81 oar nation. The men 1T
r"ur-" ATE ut the ]"piui"u that the mat
ter may hr DELAYED until tb" mex, ,r,
Sion ct Congress. n, th" reciprocity mra
sure will PRIMARILY hr 1T more lmr"r
lance Iu,' ~ thi, time.
Th".r present we're: Nj. and Mr.. e.
II. Allircipr. Nh. aud Mr.. e.. u Iii,
,"u. NJ sud Mr.. l.. T. Sherwood. Mr..
aud Mr.. VI. B l]'",t"u. Mr. and Mrs
u. y Williams, Nj. aud Mr.. u. &
~tuhhin.. Nj and Mr. uscur Suudushv.
Rev. and Mn, T.. + ~lI"dgI"th. Mr.. and
Mr., 4. " ,amplrll. Gursi~' Mi.,
Lillian rtu"''. Mr. and Mr.. Earnest
lang-r"u, aud Mt,. " 49, R"ld
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A Raal Booster.

"Thc Progress. Published ut Ohnr
Quay county, y. W.. has the right id"
in regard to the Try Farming Congress
Every week II print, display advertise
mrni announcing the i1'" "f the 'uu
vtrss, uctohrr III H. gu and STATES that
Nj, vii be- carried uutI after the mrc,
ing. DrN Farming d, vital question:
go that region. aud 'hr editor ut hr"
ptrss lives up ~ the uam" ~ his paper.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01
FIRST METHopIsT EPISCOPAL

SUNDAY School lu;0O 4. VI
Worship ll;m \. ". aud S;nO T.. NJ.
Junior League, $500 T.. NJ,
The subject NJ the morning discourse
will be- The ~lndwelling Holy spirit, -
Ia the evening "Trihulition s rTd Per.
scout ious.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
At $500 o'clock, Everybody invited.
&. h. Lucas. Pastor.
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A

.o neglect liver trouble. Sever 10 b..
Take Dr. King. New Life Iill- ON the
Hr.i sign 1T constipation, hiliousnes, m
inactive bowel. aud prevent Nimlru,
indigestion Iauudi.r pr gan stone.
They regulate li,rJ. stomach aud lpw
aud build up Your health, only 30.
IT llk Drug Store.
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FISHING PARTY TO
THE RIO nRANnR

This morning urore" shelton, Eru"si
simpson, \. f. Howard aud Dad Wal
lace left tor q month fishing 'nr q"
the head waters Ut the Itin Grnnde IN
northern New MeVico aud Colorado.
IN nm cum r. e. viii bee some.
thing doing when the 6shr, meet this
panty.
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Local and Personal Mention

- ~~- -~- ]
, Dr.. e. n Barr. veterinarian. ,pcui
several DAYS NJ This week ~ T%cNlinc
where be- made tuhcrruliu tests Tor ".
\. Hamilton ON - hcad of lair, COWS,
No symptom. ct the disease were found.
The rr,idrucc Ut T.. :. Dr,or ou south
second d, Just about ready for him
rhc contractors, : y. brcw"r 81 nL
have made time ou tht, work seldom
seen iu this neck 90 the woods
Mr.. :. Anderson aud Mrs. Ice An.
dcr,on aud littl, Grucc George return
ed rhur-,in, from the Ice \ndrrsou
ranch where ihry had ,rcut % very
Pheasant wcc,. Thc rurh g., near J"r
dan. Gfi, milr, south uf here"
\. VI. llorur ot 'hr firm of Horne
Brothcr,, contractors. rymr iu Ncduc,
day room Ration. where Do, b.. building
5000 addition fo 'ay Miner Hospital
tie ua. ,ur Gr.f ,rur, OF me- addition
ur aui 'ur uur. l- being pushed 70, fast
n, r".,Ihlr
Conductor q. u. ]Jruutnp, returned
from % 'ur 'u EI ln,u rril1, m"ruiug
&c. ,,It Zoo rNr editor chat after 90 trr
Zoo o. lu.u just tu'l"vIug 70 mou'H "f o.
trlu Florida 'u View Nuts and np,'ou
hr Is rruI, fur fHr uun again WHISTLE
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BROOM CORN WANTED

Highest r,.h price paid, IAN naudl.
% loo round bundles at bales, seed un
"r IA Progressive Broom Mfg co
cor. 1T aud Center Streets, old Trad
rr, Wagon Yard. 3sti
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POOL. TOURNAMENT.

Hrunswick Pool HAL July AN. Get
IN that brunswick Tournament. don =
lofprt the detc.-Iul, lth. BiunswicL
play bail on B%runswr,h pool tables jul,
Ith.
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NOTICE

lDr VI T. D"liruhrr. e" r"ulrm
plates p change 900 their Green Trading
stamp System a.d l",,u" ,t v
u.. ODD. nrI'l, uIlrd ., rt..,u.
. 'N" 80 .y hrt"ry A. 60 |
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FARM FOR sALE;-lGo acre. ~,
and one half miles from ru'umcuri, ral
he irrigated Patented land.
ice. 2.llt
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GO ON II STAGE

Win tell ,ou h"w. Write f"r d"s"iir
ti,, ,lrrulat II j. fire." brnmat'"
Publishing ,,.. Tncumrari, y NJ.
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CLUB o U COFFEE

Never hitter aud property prepared.
T. ir,u irum nu, danger 'u the uriNrs
sold uuIy ui GOIlE\BERG'~
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en- ~

Just received u fresh aud urw line uf
Eastman Kodak supplies,
ELK DRUG STORE
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Two, three aud our room houses, we'll
heated. Inquire NJ ~ A. Bclm"tr
Co.
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Just received = fresh aud new line If
Eastman = Kodak supplies.
ELK DRUG STORE
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TELAio

l,IirU h"rtIr,. lilu"h,rrlr- ,ut t,,
lu.rhrrrlr. it"irr itr.h goods ~ 900
i,r can ~ DOl.DE\BE BERG =.
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GO ON iii STAGE

w.u 'rll Won how Writ" i"r i'-'rir.
rtr,ulpr II T., Tree Dramatic"
I'urI,.Irug &c.,. ~1ucumcari, y W.
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cELMo

Extra ,ift"i fancy pea. nt GOlDE\
BERG =.
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rEI.MO

Queen olives. lluNug used these.
vou care for ne ",hrrs liuN th"m Ut
GOIuENBERU y.
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TEI,Mo

Hawaiian pineaprlc-sltcycd ~ graf.
GOLDENRERG =.
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RcSall Ofdcrli,s for constipation
I'm Drug Store Guaranteed
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CLUB HOUSE

civ" oil. 4 s%tricrl, pure. high grade
article. At GOl.DENRFRG =
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CLUB HOUSE

rr"lrl Asparagus n' GOLDEN
BERG =.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-10-06

Smith is In my opinion coward He
is afraid that II his committee reports
the bill one way. then some of his
constituents will get angry. and that
II he reports 1t another way. others
will get angry. And he does not dare
let me know whether the bill will be
reported at all or not That Is cow
ardice.'
Then the archbishop sat down be-
side me and spoke in a low voice:
Mr.. Weed. think can promise that
you will not be troubled with this
senator another year. You mustn't
ask any questions. but when you see
the result of the vote upon election
day you may recall what I am aow
saying to you
Il kept my own counsel never
limited to anyone what the archbishop
had said to me But when. az the
next election, the returns showed
that the senator in question bad been
completely annihilated. politically.
and that the work had been done so
secretly that he never dreamt he was
in danger OF defeat, then said to my
self: Archbishop Hughes is a great
politician And that opinion is
strengthened when we were upon our
secret diplomatic mission TO England
and France some years later"
Copyright. 1911. by z. j. Edwards. All
Rights Reserved)
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-10-06
ThurIow Weeds story Of Most Rev.
John Hughes, the First Head Of
the Catholic Diocese Of
New York.

Thurlow Weed. the Wing president
maker: John Hughes. first archbishop
OF New York. and Charles p. Nell
vaine. Protestant Episcopal bishop of
Ohio-these were the three men de-
spatched by President Lincoln as a
special embassy to Europe on the out
break OF the Civil war to protect and
work for the Union cause in England
and on the continent.
"As a special ambassador Arch
bishop Hughes revealed himself as
consummate diplomatist, extending
his Influence not only through France.
where he was especially sent, but
also to Ireland and Italy," said Thur
low Weed to me In the days of his
old age. But long before this he had
revealed himself to me as a man who
understood thoroughly the political
game as we play It in America; and
more than one victory of my party
was made possible through the secret
but friendly assistance that | receiv.
ed In a perfectly proper way from
John Hughes. Let me give you an in
stance.
In the mid-fifties-I should say
about 1s54-there was in the senate
of New York state a man whose iden.
tity ] will hide behind the name of
Smith. He was a merchant who had
gained wealth. and in his business re-
lations he stood deservedly high. But
he was one Of those men who believ-
ed IN one standard for business and
personal life and In another standard
for political activity. Smith made us
great deal of trouble. but he was a
very valuable senator for the opposi-
ton party, representing as he did one
OF the strongest Democratic districts
In New York City.
We'll. the archbishop and his
friends were very much interested in
proposed piece of legislation that
related to the public schools and
would, as | remember, have permit
ted the establishment of parocbial
schools under the authority but with
out expense to the state. This legis-
lation had been referred to the COM
mittee of which Smith was chairman,
and one day the archbishop called
upon me and said that he had been
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-10-06
Archbishop and Politician

trying to find out what the commit
tee was going to do with that bill
He had asked 1artin MacMahon, q
very prominent Democratic politician
of that time, and father. of the widely
known Gen. Martin T. MacMahon. to
find out from Senator Smith whether
the committee was going to repurt
the bill. But MacMahon had been
unable to get that information.
Il told the archbishop that would
try to find out the committees atts-
tude towards the bill, and I did make
the effort. but / was compelled TO tell
the archbishop the next day that It
was impossible to get the slightest
hint from Senator Smith what the
disposition of the bill would be-
could not find out whether It would
be buried in committee. or whether 1t
would be reported favorably or un-
favorably.
You should have seen the fire in
the archbishop's eye when told him
this. His Indignation was superb.
Mr.. Weed. he said. there are
only two things which / cannot for
give in a public man One is lying
and the other is cowardice. This man
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-10-06

was shot by two young women. whom
he had called upon in their rooms.
The Neutrality-suspicious. Stokes was
wounded three times--created a sensa-
ton In the metropolis and before its
last echoes die away there may be
some surprising and probably scan
dalous revelations. The stories OF
the marderous assault itself vary.
Stokes is fifty-seyen years of age.
native OF New York and is the son
OF James Stokes. who amassed for
tune In banking and commerce. Ills
first wife. who was of Spanish and
Cuban descent. secured a divorce
from him In, 1900 and subsequently
married Philip M. Lydig. BY the
terms Of the decree be was forbidden
to marry again during the lifetime OF
Mrs. Stokes. In 1906 Stokes was
made the defendant in a sensational
lawsuit Lucy Randolph. beautiful
young woman who was called the
belle Of Kentucky" brought action
against him for $1,000 q month for
the support Of herself and her son, two
years old She lost the case. how
ever. because she could not show any
written agreement by Stokes to pro-
vide for the boy.
Last February Stokes slipped over
to New Jersey and married Miss
Helen Elmwood Of Denver. who had
been living at the Ansonia for several
years.
Stokes is the owner of a large
stock farm In Kentucky and for many
years raced entries from that farm
Miss Graham is twenty-five years
old and Miss Conrad nineteen. The
former has been on the stageNa cou-
pie Of years and the latter Is q FASH
ion writer.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1911-10-06
Curfew Law Still in Effect

spot in the road he was greeted by a
fusillade of stones. Then a voice de-
manded that he halt Mr.. Marsh. be-
ing unarmed. took to his heels in such
a hurry that he actually few out from
under his hat. Breathlessly arriving
at his house he narrated to his wife
and SON his narrow escape and then
telephoned to the nearest headquar-
ters--a grocery-of the township con-
stabulary.
1t was an opportunity for young
Marsh to prove his steel and inciden-
tally satisfy his father that he was
pretty much of man." Without a
moments hesitation he set out in the
night and soon afterward. to the
amazement of his father. returned
with the dust covered hat The father
grasped his SON by the hand and az
fectionaiely patted him on the arm.
But the next morning, Well. the
boys mother should never have told
MI Marsh that night about the boy
coming into the house on a run just
before the hold-up incident II she
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Rubber Made a War Governor

rubber which carried polish equal to
that Of patent leather.) "That polish on
this rubber is my secret. and It is q
secret which will belong to the com
pany that intend to organize for the
manufacture Of rubber shoes. II you
viii help me organize the company
and can secure good location for the
factory. can assure you of great
profits
DO you mean to tell me-" said Mr.
Buckingham. that you can varnish
rubber like that7"
That isn't varnish; that's polish
Hayward replied.
rs it waterproof Mr.. buckingham
asked.
You have got pump here. haven't
your" Hayward asked I'm put II
under the pump"
He did so. and the water rolled on
the piece of rubber as though the
polish were oil.
Won't it wear out?" asked Mr.. Buck
ingham.
Not until the rubber wears out"
was the reply. And want to tell you,
Mr.. Buckingham" Hayward continued,
when people put on rubber shoes
with such a polish on them. they will
be as vain as though they had dancing
pumps on"
Mr.. Buckingham thought for few
minutes. We'll" he said, finally. IT
think there win be no dificulty about
organizing your company. and / will
help you
So It came about that Mr.. Bucking-
ham In due course b.anched out as q
manufacturer of rubber shoes which
carried a high polish. His name speed
fly became prominent all over the
state as promoter of new and great
industry. and when. in 1858. the politi-
clans picked him out to head the GU
bernatorial ticket of that year because
his had become familiar name. Mr..
Buckingham accepted the nomination.
feeling that HIS wealth, gained In rub
Der shoes, would permit him to give
portion of his life to service to the
state.
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