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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-04

valued lightly in Maine but a close
cpuaintamce breeds respect and !
expect the demand to increase.
mere Is also an increased demand
FIR nlaCk bass tilan which no gamier
iisil sWims W. have never been in
a position To- furnish bass from our
hatcheres, but the United States FISH
efi"s Commission has made 4 con-
sgurent q these tish through this
department ot these for next years
planting il i\crnebec waters WucrN
has arc especially valued. We nope
that some time in the future we may
be able t. furnish lass from ovr own
h"trhCrITS.
The deer season this year appears
from rcpurts of shipments 1T hard to
have hren Il r. cord breaker. We have
no way To estimate the number killed
other t1an by the reports from the
railroads. 1t is known that the resi-
tt,lts OF the Stnte hdnt more and moro
every wear.
A rev factor has arisen in the auto
mobile hunter ard there is no doub.
that hundreds Of t!eer We're shot in
Maine this Year and carried out %
the St-ttr ny automobile. The reports
indicate that the deer are holding their
own. OF Increasing. 1t seems almost
Ilcredibi" that they can increase in
sritr ct the yearly killing. Wildcats
appear t. be increasing rapidly and
il is know that they ale an enemy
of our deer and XIII many of tl.em.
Reports come Ia Us that lead to the
belief that they do their hunting sing
~ and in packs. Eleven in one pack
was reported from Somerset county.
Moose are doubtless increasing in
numbers. but the strength of the race
is apparently on tn Wanc. Bis heads
are rartr than formerly and barren
COWS are TOO much in evidence. Moth
ing can remedy this condition but 4
close tune on moose.
During the season just passed the
partridge suouting probably was bet
ter than it has been for several wears.
But the MURDER of birds killed was
ovt of proportion to our supply. Fir
teen are too many for any man to
sttt.ut III Il DAY. The unusual number
of birds this year. coupled with the
increase OF automobile hunters have
contributed to the killing OF thousands
more cartridges than should be shot in
one year.
Since October / two fatal accidents
have occurred. where the parties We're
shot in mistake for deer. There have
been four ether fatal accidents which
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-04

We're NOT, how ever. cases of being mis-
taken for deer. EleN en- other accidents
occurred which have not as yet proved
fatal; two of these were cases OF
bt ing mistaken for deer
There are raany suggestions made
for lesseaing accidents. Hunters should
be required tC wear red sweaters and
caps says one man. so that a man can
not possibly be mistaken for a deer.
Another suggests regalia OF green
to IN itch the trees. Others suggest
tiI,t only shot guns should he used.
but the trouble does not appear us
dllly, to be in the gunner actually
lri3tahn.g d man for a deer and shoot
ing direct! at him. The worst Of
fender is the man who fires without
seeing anything but moving bushes.
Absolutely without reason some will
, shuot at every moving bush. forget-
ting the danger to human life in his
anxiety to shoot a deer. with which
our woods are SO we'll supplied that
any man can get good shot almost
every day under favorable circum-
stanceS The result is frequently the
death or manning of human being.
] suggest Il Law requiring every man
Who shoots another While hunting To
ply a heavy fine for the benefit of the
family Of the victim. CoronerS' jurieS
IN cases of accidental shooting in the
woods are a distinct hindrance to the
county officers. The Juries are usually
made up from neignbors, and 1t Is
not in the nature of things for the
verdicts to be other than what they
usually have been in IS State, vir-
tually an expression of Sympathy and
friendship for man who has care
lessly shot another.
The ccroners' verdict in these cases
have usually ended all proceedings
looking, 10 the punishment Of the guilty
rarty, although the statute expressly
provides that such cases shall be In
yestigated by the county attorneys
and sneriffs i'll the counties where the 4
accidents occur. ", p7
These accidents should go directly Il
to the grand jury for Investigation
without the handicap ct Aympathetic.
coroner's jury, and II every hunter
KNOWS in advant e t1at he will in any
event pay heavy NHe tfshe shoots
a man, tie chances - that he wiN,.
be les hkels,ro shes every NOV.
ing twig. ssest ~
Among other speakers. were ID pptS
nam stevens Of Portland. r. j. Az
don Of Lewisten..C NJ Rlasa1a14 a.
Wilton and II. b Austins q 1lipe !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-04
Women's Hair
Destroyed
Great Havoc Wrought by Women's
Carelessness.

Many women destroy the beauty
of their hair through thoughtless-
ness or ignorance of certain facts.
They do not shampoo their hair often
enough. or too often. They use soaps
gradients harmful to the scalp and
hair.
As result of such treatment
aandruf is created, the hair IoosenS,
loses color, falls out, and badness
commences, unless proper and prompt
precautions are taken in time. Then
again. microbes and certain diseases
bring about unhealthy scalp and hair
conditions.
Most people can rid themselves
OF danarum and correct diseased
scalp and hair conditions, if they
will use thu right remedy We have
that remedy and We Will positively
guarantee that it Will eradicate
dandrun and prevent badness or it
NH not cost the user anything.
That's u pretty broad statement
but We viii back it and prove it with
iur own money. ReXall "93" Hair
Tonic IS Tho remedy that will grow
troubles 1t will grow hair even on
bald heads. unless all life in the hair
roots has been extinguished, the folIi-
cics closed. and the scalp is glazed and
shiny. Il gets its name from the TACT
taat II grew hair in 20 out Of 100 cases.
where il received a thoroughly hard,
impartial and practical test.
We want you TO try RexaIl "93"
Hair Tonic at our risk. You surely
cannot lose anything b. doing so.
while you have everything to gain.
You would better think this over,
and then come in and see us about
this offer You will be we'll repaid
Tor your visit To our store. Two
sizes, 10 cents and $l.aa. Remember
eau can obtain Rexall Remedies in Au-
sGsta only at our store-The ReXall
s,tur.. John Coughlin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-04
Sec. Smiths Report.

The report of the secretary, Fred X.
Smith of Pittsfield, showed an addi-
ton of 4e new members to the associa-
ton. Three members have died dur
ing the year, President David M.
Parks Clarence b. Burleigh and Will
liam S. Hunnewell. In regard to the
deceased the report said:
President Parks died April Z, 1910 at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-04

Il was stated Tuesday. in regard to
Ith,,e ngmcs by one i'll close touch
with tine administration tiat Null5
tneE are correct 50 far as ta"y go
thsro are some things which snould
h.. taken into account in order II an
derstand better the actual sitaallon.
iHere are more uncXpcnded balances
IN the creGit of the various apPr0Pria
tionS than III many previous years
and in addition to the sun OF $33,0ao is
likely u he paid by the counties soon
81 on later in connection with the oPtr-
alton Of the enforcement deputies. No
motto, is taken in the figures of the
Valuable state assets in the VA 81
permanent improvements which have
been created during the two years OF
Coy. FernIld's administration which
ineiuie Il state HOUSE costing S3i9'23.
Insane Hospital improvements t. til"
.ast,1tt Of 500 0ao ard 4 Home for IL"
fet.bl,. minleu costing about TIE same
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-04
The Central Maine Power COMPANY

will this space for while advertise its business and
to better acquant the people Of Central Maine with what has
done and what proposes to do
The electricity, sell, the cheaper sell it.
The electricity sell you individual the more
economically and comfortably you live and do business The
sell your community as WHOLE the more business
will be done there
These are facts and QUO h get together. Our stock
holders Maine people who Maine grow Moth
ing will do toward this than work the 10000 horse
power that have sell, running factories and producing
wealth.
Let work with YOU and remember that always ready
to sell electricity for any purpose any quantity
Central Maine Power Company,
AUGUSTA, WATERvLLE, GARDINER, PTTSFELD and Dexter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-04

cash balance Dec Il 1905. !5t>. "a a
cash balance Dec. q, 1919, b., 80 p;
Decrease in cash balance, Is
Temporary loan. .iH.urpJ
Unpaid warrants outstanding
bee 81. 1870 :,s4.fli15
Mt loss III other assets, a4oi4.>i
Deficit for two years Sill, 59l -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-04

Tho aliourred session Of the GOV
esnor md Council was resumed Tues
day evening although hut little bust
He>s WAS transacted, the body simply
remaining in session fer any matters
refatina - the closing up of thu year $
business that might come UP. The
Council will remain in session until
the expiration Of their terms Of Office
at Iuidui-h, Wednesday.
Edgar =. CasWell II oierham MS a
visitor at the state House TIL S'lay.
Mr 'as"tli. who was formerly a mem-
brr 81 thu Gorham school board is Il
candidate" cor the position Of resident
Trustee of Tn, Gorham Normal school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-04

The Evening Banquet.
President John #. Sprague of Dover
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-04

1t is not generally known that once
in two years from a period of time on
II midnight of the first Wednesday in
January until 10 a. NJ of the first
Thursday in January the state of Maine
is without a Governor. Nevertheless
such is the case. The terms of office "i
Governor Fcrnald and his Executive
Council expire on midnight, WedneS-
day, Jan. while Governor-elect PlalS-
ted does not receive the oath OF Once
until 10 A NJ. Thursday Jan. >. In
case of a serious riot or instruction
the Governor eject would probably be
given the oath of office privately before
the public ceremony. but no difficulty
hae ever arisen in recent times from
this brief interregnum.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
They re coming.
woMAN's CLUB

The woman's club held its regular
semi monthly meeting On last SuIurdu,
afternnnn with Miss Cathry aud o very
interesting program was given with q
fun attendance Of members, Roll call
was responded 10 with current topics
u paper was read by Mrs. G, j. X. Moore
On Conditions in Mexico which wa
greatly enjoyed; the greater part of the
study period was glycn over to the
reading and discussion of James Lane
Aliens "ChOir lnvisihlr' which the
club has taken up as a reading,
These ladies are preparing To take ur
far study aud discussion the perlinrut
question of the hour What is the mat
ter with our newspapers todayi' The
question promises food for thought aud
material for active cluhwomen : hus,
hroom. While she Is cleaning up III,
cities she might as well have n whact
at all its time honored institutions, ana
yellow journalism is as badly in need
~ rurihcation AS the political machine'
Of the average American metropolis,
The club will meet next with Mrs Col
lisT.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
Peace May Soon Come
in Mexican Republic.
ELKs TO LAY CORNER
STONE ON MAY 10TH

The HIS of TurumcHri l.udgr 80
lI12 Will las the rnfn"r Stone ui ~.
Elks Home. uu East Main street ur
Nav 10Th ~ . p ~. The L"du" viii
NEE, 1T their hall ~ second street a.
2.i" uui lt"Wpi'y H' . u'r'urh, m.,r.t
tu the hdldiup ste whrtc rh" cone.
stone will be- laid lion Rrrd lIollo
man Of thu. city viii deliver the ad
IT,, will bc very interesting tu yi,itur
~ well ~ members ut the order Ih,
riturlstic crtcmniN g.. hcru'iuI tmy
IN, rrssi,o The Elrs Lodge. of ih,
Territory, n, well ~ ,om" "t No" TrNn.
Lodges have been invited 80 attend th,
ceremonies, and all ui ih" citizen. u'
ihc city are "sprrinll, invited 80 hr
present III. merchants uf 'hr city All
h" requested h. clos" their respective
places uf huslrcSs un that dtN frun
$50 =" ! clock. N order tlii they and
their sal's u"upl" .un, be- rrr-"ut iu
ihcii hall ~ 800 T.. m" tu Whlrh all
member, aud visiting Elk- viii h- IN
,itcd The Elks oi TurumcnrI deserve
much credit tor the h"tuir work don,
bv thrm IN being rhl" :" r"m"nn"r IN,
erection ~ Their splendid lnuc IN 'ui'
city. and II" doubt IN" riiv will make
III" dav "n" long iu b" remembered
tn" Committee uf arrangements is pre-
paving program that wrll hr "f inter
rSt tu nll who attend rurumrurl hHu,
will head th" pr"ccsSiuu from the 1lal
10 the hui'i.ag SITE. aud ~" mruhot'
rf the order here together Wi'i tII ,ts
ting EN- will march iu lirs from M,
mall 10 Fast Main street
The walls Of 'h" new building ~,
going ur aud everything will h" 0,
rcndin-s, on May Iu'h for the placing
at the corner stone.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
D. v. READING CLUB EN-.
TERTAINED BY MRS SANDERS

The BAY View club met ~ usual ou
"Wednesday afternoon. tho hostess hrirg
Mrs T. H. Sanders The study un IN
dinn Life was very interestingly con
duct.d hv Mrs Thomson; Mrs Raudlr
cave ~. mapasin" l"--"n un the h"Hn
tiful Tai Mahsl of India the cuStlirs'
aud most magnificent tomb ~ th" world
In lieu oi paper Mrs. puu"hun read %
very interesting extract from ~" Hru
rrnl Federation report of rlylr WORK.
-tfessing the fac that to hc"omr hoHu
tiful city must nrst hc mad" clean
aud sanitary. Mrs. G""rgr concluded
the program with a reading from Mr.
rronord's book of p""ms, 'N"ug, 81
he Southwest
Final arrangements for the annual
hauquc, of the club were completed and
committees appointed aud q very rl"as
ant social hour cnliycucd with dell
rious lee course completed his "uIoN
able afternoon Guests uf the club worr
Mesdamrs Hutchinson aud Burton IN,
club w,ll meet with Mr.. sherwood ucN'
week
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
COACH AT THE
UNIVERSITY OF
NEW MEXICO
Old Princeton Championship
Man and Experienced
Athletic Director Will Be
Valuable Local Acquisi.
ton.


" j. Hutchinson. a' present of Tu
Hmr"''. Nhs h'"n "rg"grd q" act o.
H'hI"'Ir coach aud director o. th" lui.
'"rsI'' Of View N'Nir" for 'hc coming
''"-''. fl" ''N" nP h'- residence "u th"
.'nl"s '' the beginning "i 'h" fall
-''n''''' OF 'h' present '""r
" I. believed 'ihi th" I"'al SCHOOL "
securing -" servings "i one Of 'h" best
1'hI'i' d."r'"ts - 'hr county aud
rihI''l' stock W 'h" luI''ssliN lN. .'uh.
ng "s rs" 100 consequence.
Mr. Hutchinson vii, visit 'hr uni
'"rsiiN NEXT week w' Viii aditr., ih"
students. i"'niiN. tIl friends "i the unl
'"'.''' aud of n'Ni"'l"' nt assembly
INr-d1r morning u R"durv'llnll On
'.' subject "i SO "I'"r" Athletic.
Judge VI. q N"'h"w OF I"umcarI. and
N''| w. I"'d "'. chiefly instrumental
'n ."'"'Mg Va" service. OF VI llu'chin
,"n "nd 'h"r" o. Ii'I" doubt that hi.
r"mng m"nns great thing, for th" de-.
."."rm"n' Of Oh" W'hl"'i" training at
''' university "i View M"Nlr".
VIZ hutchinson r."N"d ON 'h" basket
h"I "d football '"'m' aud els" "n 'h"
'"'. '"mw OF Princeton, both 'h" foot
''.' "nH h",'!'"| championships being
won POS irnr"'"n wInI" Hutchinson Wa
"n 'h" 'o'w' Running under th"
Irnr"'"u r"l"r- I'h"h us"u wei h"'l
'hr un"r "nd ,"ur"r Championships ot
h" n'"d N'"i",. ais" ih" champion
-.'l OF '"nad" in i'" -" ward hurl'",.
u" wac coach aud captain "f th"
"r""n'nurg, Pennsylvania, foot hall
team ihn' wear y" sr"r" against N"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
ODD FELLOWS
TO CELEBRATE
Ninety Second Anniversary
Next Sunday Services to
be Held at Baptist Church.
RUTH REBEKAH
LODGE TO ASSIST

ON ur>t SUNDAY .'u"ur can luigr
No. IL l. - -. f. will celebrate th,
Npni, ~r,uud uuui,cr-my uf tine ur
lu'I,a'rur TH" Lodge. 'u!r'Y". With
Ruth RcHctuh Lodge e., 'ui- ,l'l. vfU
meet at 'hr Lodge r"um a' u'r.prI
T. VI. nnd VIII mnrrh 10 the Baptist
Church where nprt"pfH'" >cr..rr. vI.
hr held. rh" program committee. hH',
arranged Gu" program aud 'h.,u
Who attend Will hc we'll repaid ErN
70. u vnrucy, y g. aud pastor of the
Baptist church of this city viii give
. ,hur, history of the Lodge IN ihl.
NV. and Re-, \. = llrdgrrth. ra.to,
oI the Methodist church South vN
lrli,cr 'hc principal address 1T the ur
.astuu. The Rrhrknhs have arranged
.ur srv~.' vocal srlrcti"us aud 'h"
singer, are among he very best 700 'hr
riiv NJ rid Follows aud R,lnkuh-
arr r-rrri f., invited, whether they lru
mrmhrrs ,r the Lodge here ~ rI.r.
where" Q .r public b. nl," "-r"ruII,
invited g. attend The Ludgr 100 u
duriug '', last Two months, aud 'ur
Odd Follow, uf the city are ,oiy ruthu
.H.'ir 20 hu,, the banner ludg" ui
New NcNrru. aud from the prugro.-
they ntr making, % look. rs ~ they
would succeed New rrguIu aud para.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
ANOTHER LARGE
LOCAL PROJECT
Pajarito to be Damned for
Irrigation Purposes to
Cost $750,000.
WORK TO COMMENCE
NEXT AUGUST

Implication has h""n mmI' 2" the ter
.'"m Engineer hv local promoters ior
'hn ugh' =" dam iaIn.' canyon. eight
m.."- w"-' "i town g.. Irrigation pm
N".'.. H'."rIg Il" section a". Irrigation
I"V- o." .'"l INVERSION Hui -'"rng'
dHm, "l.I 10" built q" m.I '"un" ncl'
i''. "' w'f"r N0'h on uu-H'mg .im'
'' q" i"n'" n''". Of 'wm 0"nd TIE"
Im v.II r"rlI % m"gh' OF 600" mndrri
'r"' and "Ili h".. ur 'h" water for "
dls'nur" "i hN" m'I", Iw" ii'rh". will
I"Hd from ih' primary ilnm". one pus-
mg along th" north side ol Tu'umcnH
nmd il" other -Nir'hg th" south I'D" OF
."Nu Im dHrn'- according p" ih'
survey v'll 10" twenty ''"' wide aud
nN" feet deep "nd N'II supply -nh"i""
water '"5 'h" 'nrr"n "i '' .'"-' '""
Hmiu"'
Ih" application VIII DO" considered
u' 'n' I"'"i"i'" engineer "n J'IN JOB.
The company NOW h". .'M.I'n' m"n"N
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
MOTHER s CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

The Mother club held II final meet
ing for this wear rn last Friday after.
noon IN the HIGH school Auditorium
with an unusually large attendance. \
very entertaining program was furnish
cd hv the pupils fr"m the grades, m"
hrtl" ones giving gr"a, pleasure 10 III"
mothers present with thrir songs, drills
aud pieces The club appreciated
the work of the teachers ~ permitting
them this plcasUr"
NJ the conclusion of the program the
pupils retired and ~" regular husIues-
session Mas called with 'hc president
Mrs Wheeler, m the chair aud Mr,,
DonohoO. acting secretary After q
number ~ candidates had been named
the election ~ ofhrers Tor the Fnll wnrb
of The club resulted ~ MIR. r. T.. Don"
hoo being elected president, Mrs G. II
llittson, president aud Mrs. Oscar
Saudusky, secretary Tn" club then ad
iourucd for the summer, the work 'u bee
resumed with the opening ut school.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
MRS. RECTOR HOSTESS
TO EMBROIDERY CLUB

On last Friday Hf,crunnn ai her beau.
tiful home in the suburbs Mrs. W, Is,
Rector dcliphtfully entertained III" rm
bfoidcry club The afternoon being IN
ideal one the entire membership mum
herring over twenty were present and al.
81 u number of guests. The hours w"r"
spent in the usual pasiim"s of nccdl"
work aud conversation concluding with
u dclcctahle salad course served 10y the
hostess, Among the guests of the ~
tcrnoon were Mrs. =, cnruthcrA Mrs
Schneider, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Murhcad
Mrs. Hutchinson aud Mrs Douahuc
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
MRS. HoLLoMAN ENTER.
TAINs AT WHIST

one ~ the most brilliant social af
fair. ~ the season was the card par,y
uu Thursday afternoon Of this ws.k n,
which Nrs. Reed HolIoman entertained
q number of her friends a, whis, s~y.
un tables we're grnupcd about in a taste.
fully arranged room, and each plsy.t
wa, given an exquisite handpainted
.corr card On which an original char
a,lr ,prlIrd th. world W.Irom, Mes
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
EIGHTH GRADE ENTER
TAINs THE HIGH SCHOOL

ON Thursday evening the pupils 81
hr Eighth Grad" entertained 'hc High
,,u"ul with au informal reception iu th"
'Iiph school Auditorium. Prof and
Mrs Mrl.Hrru. Supt. aud Mr. lIofor
N"r" ai." present, and Ms, huchrv. 'h"
,t-h'h grade Teacher acted 90. the hos
'r-, "t 'h" urr1.i"u ~" gIri- and
hos, rui"ycd the time ot their live. 81
pur-r. the pleasure ut 'hr evening hc.
mg augmented with o super ahuudnur"
Of rc" cream, caNr aud ,horhr' served
los 'bc ,ouug ladrr, wt'h lavish ho.pi
Hlr'y.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
SOCIAL MEETING OF THE
HOME MISSION SOCIETY

Mr.. j. " Campbell, president Of the
Center street Methodist Chuch II. NJ
~ocirtv. WAS hostess this week at the
monthly social meeting Of the society,
aud very pleasant afternoon was spent
despite the Indictment weather. The
hostess cnliyened the house with
too' hsomr dainty served by her mother,
Mrs Burton. aud herself.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29
FREDERICK A. COOK
COMING IN SEASON

Frederick 4, Cook, the world = re-
nowu Arctic Explorer will be- nt the
Evans Opera House May dth, aud will
tell the entire facts about the North
Pole discovery, This is chance Of u
life time, Tucumcnri people should not
miss IL
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29

II you want n nice residence lot, in n
good location at the right price, see T..
H. Gustin, 4. o. Box 5ll.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29

Iu,ttr, B. ummu'al. eternal and .m
Wu'ahl". like God himself, and th" io
.rIupmrut oi law 3, only then % pro
rr., when b. .- directed toward, these
rNu,irlr, which, Iay him. are eternal
IuSsu'h
IHr. Pc coming.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-04-29

Don I miss hearing Dr. Frederick A..
Cook at the Evans Opera House May
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FOUND

They re- romrrg
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rbcy re- coming
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Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-02
K. OF c. COUNCILS
May Decide to United-M alter Pend
 ina in WaterhurY

Whether the members of Barcelona and Mulcahy councils, Knights of Co., lumbus, will follow in the footsteps of Hendrickson council and affiliate with Sheridan council will be decided at the next meetings of the first two councils. which are scheduled for the early part of January, says the Wa terbury American. The consolidation of all the Waterbury councils will make one of the largest in the state ii not the largest. The idea of con- Solidation was occaSioned by the de- sire of the members for Knigst of Columbus club, and it was thought the organiza tion of a club could be bet ter accomplished if all the members were united in one council.
 Sheridan council is the oldest, and with the addition of the members of Hendricken council. the largest in Waterbury. At present there are POS members enrolled in the council. Null cahy council had about ninety mem bers and Barcelona council has 137 members The consolidation will give Sheridan council membership of nearly $50. While Bridgeport has over 1000 knights the membership is split up among several councils and other cities also have more members than Waterbury, but should the consolida- tion be agreed upon the Waterbury council would be one of the largest if not the largest in the state.