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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-03-24
Meeting of the Democratic Ex-
extive Committee.

At meeting Of the executive com.
mittee of the Democratic party Of
Shenandoah County held at Wood
stock, Va, March 10th, 1911; the
following parties having no opposi'
ton for the offices for which they have
filed their names are hereby, pur-
suant to the published call for pri-
mary election, proclaimed the party
nom inees for the following office,
namely:
Rush q. Williamson, for Common
wealth's Attorney.
Mark B. Wunder. for County
Clerk.
William L. Green, for Sheriff.
Robt. E. Borden, for House of
Delegates.
LEE DISTRICT:
For SUPERVISOR. julius Zirkle.
Comr. of Roads-G. L. Kerlin.
Comr. OF Revenue B. T. Bowman.
Overseer OF Poor-Edgar L. Zirk'e
AsHBY DISTRICT:
Comr. of Roads,. q. Dingledine.
Conn. Of Revenue-C. ]. Hotel.
Constable-H. s. Lopas.
MADISON DISTRICT:
Justice Of Peace. p. NJ. Stickley.
sToNEwAlL DISTRICT:
Supervisor-S. b. Hepner.
Overseer of Poor Geo. S. Bowman.
Justice of Peace-G. W. Orndorff.
JOHNSTON DISTRICT:
Comr. of Roads-D. ]. Walter.
DAVIS DISTRICT:
SUPERVISOR. Stickley.
Comr. of Roads,. P. Snarr.
Comr. of Revenue-G. H. Snarr.
Constable-W. II. Baker.
Justice of Peace-L. Hurn, 81. 6.
Huff, j. C. Towns.
C. F. HEADLEY, Chairman.
P. s. RHODES, Secy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-03-24
A Valuable Small Farm For Sale.

Situated in Woodstock, Va, con
taiairg 20 acres of good land, vel
watered, new dwelling just completed
rooms, reception hall, porchcs or
three sides, barn, granary. smoke
house. and large hen house and plenty
of small fruits, IA mile to depot, and
ideal location. Price only 5000, own
ors wants . larger farm.
Apply to J. N. DAVIS q co.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-03-24
For Rent,

Mrs. J. w. Martin will rent her
Douse, on South Main street. Wood.
stock, Va, possession given the first
of April. This Is ten r0omed house,
bath End pantry, and all modern con-
veniances. The lot is large and we'll
set In fruit.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-03-24
WHO The DEMOCRATS Will
VOTE FOR APRIL 9Th.

The following are the demo
cratic candidates for county and
district officers to be voted for
at the primary election. Satur-
day. April s. There will be no
contest for district offices in Lee,
Ashby and Davis districts.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
C. F. HEADLEY
G.. W. KOONTZ
B. F. MYERS
MADISON DISTINCT
FOR COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE
G.. w. MILLER
]. w. HOLLER
E. H. GRANDSTAFF
STONEWALL DISTRICT
FOR COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE
w. E.. FLEMING
]. L. BURNER
FOR COMMISSIONER OF READS
B. F. SAUM
]. o. BOTT
JOHNSTON DISTRICT
FOR SUPERVISOR
T. RITTENOUR
M. H. BOWMAN
FOR COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE
l. H. HARRIS
D. L. SCHMUCKER
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-03-24
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY MARCH n, 1911.
PEACE.

At this time the war clouds
seem to disappear and the pa
triots of the country are praying
for continued peace.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-03-24
A Ten Days Sale
For Cash,
PRICES MUCH REDUCED.

$50 or so Miscellaneous Books,
Brio Brac. Household Furniture,
sc. At the Presbyterian Manse.
Woodstock, Church Street.
ia The sale begun.
P. d. STEPHENSON.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-03-24
FOR SALE.

"A nice Small farm of fvr acres Of
yese productive land, in Woodstock,
Va on which is good six room
house, metal roof. and eooi' cnllsr
several acres in full bearing orcAa~A,
and lots OF small fruits, good staN'a.
and other outhuildines- bout 3 0
yards from depot. Will sell bargain
to quick purchaser-pos sesSiol ut
once. Apply to
J. n. DAVIS & 20
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-03-24

The Druggist stands between
the physician and the patient.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-03-24

A nice 10 room dwelling house, on
Main street. Woodstock, Va. best
location, water and electric lights,
barn and all necessary out buildings,
fine garden and fruit. Will sell at
bargain. Possession at once.
, 1911-09-09
Translation.
Public a+ion,

TT is hereby made known according to
= Ordinance Of 18th August 1874, that
Yesterday have received the following An
nounc6tnent
est Croix, 2ld September, 1911.
"According to the power Of 23rd january
g 1908 from Director G. A. HAGEAIANN
- hereby empower Book-keeper OTTO
" KIELDRUP during my absence from st.
50 Croix to sign the firm Of La Grange Con
{" Germ jointly with Administrator cand.
" polyt. C.. J. G. SORENSEN.
Respectfully,
" EMIL PETERSEN.
Frederiksted's Police Office, the 5th Sep
TENDER, 1911.
A. LANGKJER,
0ctg.
, 1911-09-09
Bekjendtgjore- Sc,

nET b~ekjendtgjores herved j Henhold
% til Anordning af l9de August 1874, at
jog under Gaars Dato har modtaget saaIyd-
ende Anmeldelse:
"St. Croix, 2den September, 1911
81 HenhoId til den mig af Herr Direktor
&C. A. HAGEMANN af 23de Januar 1903
" givne Fuldmagt berhyndpger jeg hervtI
{" Herr BoshoIder OTTO KIELDRUP til
" under min Fray}erelae fra st. Croix at
=" underskrive Concernet In Grange Firma
" Forbindelse med Herr Bestyrer cand.
g" polyt. O.. J. G. SORENSEN.
&" Erbodigst
" EMIL PETERSEN.
Frederiksteds P~olitikammer, den Ste Sep
TENDER, 1911.
A. LANGKJER,
est
, 1911-09-09

n HENHOLD til Anorduin8 at 19do Au-
4 gust 1874 bekendtg6re8 Diet herved, at
jeg har modtaget Anmeldelse fra Herr EMIL
PETERSEN, at han HenhoId til Den ham
af Aktieselskabet "De danske Sukkerfa-
brikker" givne Fuldmagt har bemyndiget
Herr 3gholder OTTO KIELDRUP til
under hans Frav@reltse fra St. Croix at i'm
derskrive Aktieselskabet est. CroiX Sukkor-
fabriks" Firma / Forbindelse med Herr Be
styrer ]. G. JOHANSEN.
Christiansteds Politikammer, st. Croix, den
6te, September 1911.
SEGELCKE,
est.
, 1911-09-09
DINGS
COUNCIL
81. CESOIN.
CONTINUED from Acjs, No 7O.)

al : IS.
The number of these is not increased, but
under;
b. Reading, is added Grammar, without
which the children can neither learn to
write nor to speak correctly.
+. Natural History, is added object lessons,
a little about the human body and the laws
of health, q subject whose Importance is
generally recognized, both for the children's
development aud the practical life, and on
which great stress is Laid, tor example, IN
the schools of the English West Indian Is
lands.
g. Geography. is added history. The
grown up people ought not to be unac-
qu%ainted with their own peoples, their races
history, wherein is found much Of educa-
, 1911-09-09
Translation

I'm accordance With Ordinance of 10Th
- August 1874 it is hereby made known
that | have received from Mr.. EMIL
PETERSEN, the announcement, thar, in ac-
cordanco with the power given him by the
]dint stock COMPANY ODE danske Sukker-
~fabrikker," he has authorized Mr.. OTTO
KIELDRUP, bookkeeper, to sign along with
Mr.. 3. G. JOHANSEN, Director, for the
JOINT stock company "St. CroiY Sukkerta-
brik, during his absence from St. Croix.
Christiaustcd's Police Office, st. Croix, 9Th
September, 1911.
S|EGELCKE,
act9.
, 1911-09-09
al p.

NNSON y C0A - IN GAtlll-
nation IS to be successful.
al s %.
The full occupation Of the School Diroo-
torS time makes it impossible hat tboeo
as well as the usual examinations can Iva
neId III every school hence the rule that tba
IeacnetS are bound to meet With their nm
plIS ut the place which may be selected for
Ihe purpose.
ad s. zo-7Z
On Che rh'tS taken an lo@9ther eonCeo-
ing the teachers II may DE remarked:
Inc salaries Iof lhe permanently appoint
ed teacherS are proposed TO be hAed Il little
higher, yet scarcely hl9heF than that the
business value OF the salaries corresponds
to that OF the salaries fixed III 1884 For
assistant teachers, sewing teachers and moni-
tors there Is proposed Il little larger increase,
as their salaries have hitherto, as Il rue,
been very low.
The salaries are proposed to be fixed SO
that, instead Of Lo seniority additions OF a
few rather large additions, the seniority ad-
dItIons should be more in number and less
IN vaIIe, for all persons appointed TO She
schools whose salaries can be hXed,-WhicA
will presumably be better both for the
teachers and the school.
H&C "N"itloh WIN HOts HONGN6f, D
made as a matter OF course. Tie School
Board IA each IndIYidu3I case SheIl send Ia
a proposal and the obtaining Of the seniority
addition shall or can be made dependent on
whether the teacher concerned is in posses
sion Of certain branches of knowledge and
proves this in an examination. The object
of this is TO enco urage the teachers steadily
to continue their studies, and the rule on
this point will be used as is reasonable in
a Danish country, so as to secure that the
teachers have or acquire a knowledge, tho
rough under the circumstances of the Moth
er Country, it's language and history, its
geography and the condition of its people,,
which, again, through their work in the
schools will come to be OF benefit for their
pupils. Through a course Of instruction
established at public expense 1. April 1908,
the whole of the teachers are now taught
Danish in two divisions, one in Christiansted
and one in Frsderikstedl.
In regard to the country teachers, the
rather considerable premiums, which for
some of them have hitherto formed over a
, 1911-09-09
ad %.

Inc full occupation Of the School Direc-
Tors time makes it impossible that these
as well as the usual examinations can ba
heId IN every school hence the rule that t0a
teachers are bound to meet With their pu-
plI8 at the place which may be selected for
the purpose. :"
, 1911-09-09

Will be thus a hope that the religious !.
struction can become, what it ought baro u
be, the main subject i'll what concerns w.
development Of the children. 0
This mnst be so ordered that the mech.
nicaI lear ming Of answers learnt by ba9r,
may be got rid Of, and the instruction. IN
stead of being the object aimed at, becoma.
an actual ira ming Of the children's talents
while it imparts to them knowledge ma
gives them requirements useful in practical
life.
al 5 II.
The teacher shall himself examine H.,
pupils, 50 that the hearer- can form an idaa
of how he does his work. Moreover the
teacher is more free than at present in re-.
gard to the daily instruction itself, because
when a stranger, and always the same per
son, is to examine the pupils, the teacher
Is unavoidably led into a quite definite track
the same track year after year, if the exami-
nation is to be successful.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
FARMINoToN TO
ALBUQUERQUE ROAD

There l. new railroad enterprise
abOrnin to construct railroad from
Pennington IN san Juan County, TO Al
uuquerque and 1t Is made up of promi
uent men Of the territory.
II Is. FERGUSON, attorney Albuquer
que, president.
" A. Hunter, mayor, Pennington,
yice.president.
!, Is. Herndon, banker Albuquerque,
treasurer
A. NJ, Edwards, Pennington, secre
tary.
W. A. Danburg, Pennington, general
manager
X. W Heflin, merchant Pennington.
A. NJ Amsdeu, banker, Farmington.
II il estimated that the total cost Of
building the road and placing it in op.
GRAFTON il s4,22O,37O. which includes
an allowance for interest on moneys
borrowed to build the road for the per
iod before II gets into operation.
The proposed route will tap the Santa
Pc at This city, also the Albuquerque
Eastern when the road is completed, the
santa Re Central at Torrance later on,
aud being extended will meet the pro.
iected san Angelano, Texas and Roswell
line at Roswell
The construction Of the line presents
no great difficulties A. proposed the
line will have maximum grade Of one
per cent, and no curves Of more than
four degrees. These figures a. we'll a.
hc estimates "f cust are based upon in.
vrstigations of the ground, partial sur.
yry, and comparison with other lines
built under similar conditions,
The road will open TO development
one of the richest agriculture sections
of the territory, which 80 far has eN.
| capped exploitation at all and which
comprises 100000 acre, on nearly all Of
which water for irrigation can he piae.
rd with moderate development
II will also open the northern end of
the Durango. Gallup coal field, a region
| which - estimated IA contain 10000,
u0O, ,00O tons of coal. This Is icon
scrva,ivc estimate made by the Unit.
ed states Geological survey. !, j. has
ed On six.foot average thickness OF
rarhonifrrons deposit, and the report
saws that it j. likely that the deposi, j.
more than ten feet thick The field
has an extent of l3,500 square miles
al except 1900 Of which are in New
| Mexico.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
CANADIAN UTE on.
Gas AND LAND co. PUBLISH
ARTICLES OF INCoRPoRATIoE

VI. B Rice, promoter Of the Canadian
TIE oil, Gas and Land Co, j. IN the
city to-day on business connected with
his company. The new enterprise is
publishing its articles of Incorporation
i0 this issue Of the News. A reference
to these articles viii show you that a
number Of T'urumcuri people are among
The in"orporatOrs aud the News j. in
formed that other prominent business
men here have purchased stock in his
company
tn" company is making preparations
80 get Il well started right away, and
Mr Rice seems confident that he ~
iayorahly located and i, going Ia make
the test that Quay County people have
wanted Tor live years We have always
hoped that somebody ssh" knew some.
thing about deep wells would organize
- company for the purp"s" "t exploiting
Ill indications IN this county and our
business men have been ready Ia take
stock IN such nu ru'"rrrls" when "pP"r
'uuitv was offered \ number "f our
business men have purchased stn'k ~
IN. state Line Oil GO. aud others iu th"
Anysidr, aud both of these have fiattrr.
ing prospects III" stat" Lin" p""rl" al
ready hnV. man nn the ground, aud
the Waysidr Go. j. negotiating Tor q
| machine. 50 w. are going 10 have teHt
wells going down m the different la.
! rnlitics At the -gur time. Thes" loca.
| tions are only few miles apart aud u
!, going 10 he a race to see who gets oil,
gas or artesian water first,
Any Of those will greatly benefit
county aud any of them viii boom fu
cumrar ard other nearby towns, aud
the Nrws hclirvrs they are all going
to he successful aud that q reasonable
depth will bring IN gusher aud the
least We expect i that nrteslan water
will hc had in abundant quantities, tn,
people Of the county will anSiously
await the rcsul, of the finding, of thrs,
test wells.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
NJ. w. 4 ENTERTAIN.
MENT DRAWS FULL HOUSE
AT THE EVANS

The VI ". \ Entertainment ut the
Evan, N"ndu, night wis real enter
lntum"ui aud was pntronihcd accord.
Iupl, Nmunp the many good features
ct b." evening = program was the Ia.
muus balcony scene from Shakespeare :
iiom"o and .luhct, by Master Leon aud
Little Virginia clifford. eight aud ten
wears old. These Youngsters played
heir part, like veterans and the audi
rncr appreciated them ai the time The
hallrti chmus ~ famous beauties did
he .iuut n N" satisfaction ui every.
body present nud their stunning figures
ndod 10 'h" display ot th"ir elegant ros
TUNES
The comedy dramatic ~ Wood
uon' written "SprriHll, for
M" orra-,"l. l., rlarn clifford was irm.
illustrative ~ ilm great merit ni the ~
gauilptinn oi ~" VI " \ aud made
nu impression that viii hr worth q great
deal 80 the great order ~ this city
The Mudriu W"odmHu j. the largest
beneficial urdrr IN the world and has
q membership "t over million. II -
paving IN the urighhorhond uf mil
lion dollars "i death benefits every
month uf the Nrar II ~ claimed for
hi, order that 1t /. the cheapest in.
~urnurr to hr had aud The organizer
h~r" MI C"pdell tells ~ that II has
never required over ten monthly pay
mrnts per aunum This j. r"markahl"
nnd D., one at the strong features IN eN.
piaining the merits "f this order The
local membership IN this city j. Over
~" hundred aud plans ar" now under
way for She erection "f n magnificent
building which is 10 he used as n home
Tor the VI W. 4 Lodge of this city.
Aside. FROM the equipment for all
c"nyeuirnres of the membership n nat
utnrium viii u, feature from which
re-, cnur viii be- derived for the main
t"uanrc of the building. Tn. future of
the order IN this city j. brilliant one
aud much p"nd must come from i'S
h"n"volrnt features.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
MANDAATUS WRIT n ISSUED
AGAINST ROSWELL

Nitorncys TOR Commission Advocates
Obtain order Compelling Council to
Admii os More Names to Petition
Ro,well, Nm, June "a writ OF
mandnmus has been issued hyJudge W,
H. Pope against the mayor aud city
council of Roswell, compelling them
to produce In open court the names
striken from the commission form pet
ilon recently presented, The writ also
orders the council to admit % new
names 20 the petition, The act on TO
secure the writ was taken by d. SLd
Dunn. attorneys Tor the commission
bo"sters, who are all opponents of the
present city administration aud of the
prohibition ordinance
The action followed the trbling Of
! the pitition for the commission form
by the city council because ~ aid not
have enough rigners,
Judge VIM II. Pope viii not heal
the proceedings because he Is q tax
payer aud property owner oi Ros
we'll, aud is therefore an interest q
party. Some other district Judge vii
,s asked 10 hear the proceedings.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24

Mounted Policeman !. A. Street re-
turned from Lincoln County last night
where he had been on hurry.up call
ia assist in restoring order In the County
Seat fight. County officers attempted Ia
move records ten days hsfore time set
by the court, aud were confronted by
Mr.. Street says thsshrdlushrdluhsdln
mob OF citizens who said no. Mr.. Street
says the matter will be settled without
any serious difficulty and tho change .
will he made In a few days.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
WATER AND LIGHT y
PLANT WILL GO
TO NEW OWNERS
NEXT WEEK
Money for Bonds and Sub
iect to Check of the Water
Company Has Been Placed
In Kansas City Bank.

The change IN ownership "f water
v"rh. aud light plant will take plac"
urN, wrrk The hond sale Tor water
works system have been approved aud
the money placed ~ Kau,a" city
hanh subject Ia the check uf III" water
company after the formal delivery "f
th, property 80 the city which "" are
'old All take place the first of tn"
week. Thr purchasers of the light
plant are IN the city aud will assume
charge of the property when the water
company delivers 20 the city
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
BIo IRRIGATION MERGER

The Colfax County Stockmau an
nounces that the proposed merger Of
irrigation systems in Colfax county has
h rn finally consummated, step which
will mean much for the further de
yelopment of the splendid empire " i1e
north of Santa eFe The deal means
the merging of the lands, reservoirs
and dtches Of the Maxwell Irrigated
Lands CO.. the French lands, the Spring
er ditch system and some Of the lards
Hereunder, the Eagles Nest dam site
in the Moreno valley, the W. $. Land
and cattle 60. lands Of irrigable char
acter, the Charles Springer 60. lands,
besides numerous smaller tracts. says
the Stock kman; "rhe farmers and those
owning land under the French system,
will be- asked between sl5 aud eco per
acre for the completion Of the irrigation
system. They will he given fifteen
wears in which TO pay this at six PEI
cent interest, no maintenance fees 10 b.
paid by the farmers ad land owner'
during tha, time. At the expiration OF
dfteen wears the system and wa'eI
rights are to he decided 20 the farmer'
! aud land owners.
This will put an immenee irrigated
farming tract under one head, one sys
ten, aud will mean hundreds more far
mers and hundreds more ane farm
where hut a few years ago the coyote
prairie dog aud rattlesnake reigne'
suprm aud It required thirteen acre
10 maintain one steer In an averag
moisture year Santa Fe New Me1
lean.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
TuCUM NATIONAL GUARD
WILL CAMP AT VEGAS

The annual rnmp ni The Terrt0rlaI
Natioisl Guard will occur nt Las Vegas
next nfnnth aud the Tucumcari Com.
pnny will JOIN thrm the 18th and r".
main until the 3lsi.
Men will be- selected during this en-.
rnmpmcut fof the national competition
shoot ~ camp Perry, ohio, this fall
Get ia Turumcar aud win the chance
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24

Dodge City, Kans., June go, 1911,
NJ. Il. GOldenberg Co.,
Tueumeari, n. NJ.
Gentlemen
We have your circular letter Of the
18th inst In regard to our urging the
Senators Of our state 10 support tie
Statehood Resolutions admitting New
Mexico. We will write our Senators
at once in regard TO this mater and we
hope that New Mexico win be admitted
alright We are glad that you called
our attention TO this. We are today
writing some other concerns aud asking
their support.
Very truly yoaFa,
Dodge City Milling q Elevator 90
J. II. HII4LYER, Mgr
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
RALPH HUTTNBoN
WILL PLAY SEASON
WITH DALAART

Ralph Hutchinson has been employed
bS the .'alhart Ba~e Rail Association
and will play the season with them
lie il csrrtideTed the hest coach In the
Southwest aud Ds,lhart has done very
well to get him, lie will play with the
DalhaTt team, hers tom OrrOw afternoon.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
Yours very truly,
THE McMURTRY MFG. co

Denver, Colo, June 81, 1911.
The NJ B. Goldenherg Co.,
Tucumcari ~ NJ
Gentlemen;
Replying to your esteemed favor of
the 10th II viii afford us pleasure TO
d. what We can in the interests Of New
Mexico aud we are inclined ia forward
your letter Ia our home Office with the
request that they have the other
branches Of Fairbanks, Morse 4 Co.,
write the senators of their respective
states Please feel assured we are In
hearty sympathy with YOU and sincere
~ hope New Mexico will he admitted
10 Statehood when II GENES up In the
senate,
Yours very truly,
FAIRBANKS, MORSE GO,
by d. p. Mcdonnell.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24

Mr.. i \. Street spent last week
in Dcnser ,o attend commencement ex.
ercises at Ioretto Academy, where her
dnuphtet, Mis- Fnla had attended school
for ti,p past two wears. Miss Eula
will sJ~wd the vacation n, home with
her motH"r They arrived here from
Drnves Iasst Saturday morning
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
'DALHART WINS
In FAST GAME
A Play of Nine Innings Re.
suited in a Score of Five
to No. Thing at All-In
Favor of Dalhart.
DALHART WILL PLAY
HERE TOMORROW

Tucum : best bunch "f twirlers "i
the sphere with full c"mplemeniS of
battery, ctc., spent very pleasan, day
IN DalhnrI last sunday The boys all
say they we're never treated half su good
~ ~ Dalhart aud notwithstanding the
fact that they lost 10 DHlhar they en-
.ioyed every minute NJ the trip.
At the close at nine innings of dandy
has. ball rucum lost TO balEart by Il
score of : 10 0. The game was live one
beginning 10 ending
The line up was a. folluws'
DalhATt
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
CLOVIS ORGANIZERS
AN ELKB LODGE

Last Saturday Clovis, the county seat
of CORY county, tn III" south Of rs, or
ganilHd an Elks Lodge. The new lodge
Is No, laA4. Fifty members Of the Ros
we'll iierf and forty or hf'y from other
lodges were present and II was red
letter day for Clovis,