The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-17
Roswell Register Tribune, june o.


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be- such strenuous efforts IN the part
at the United states ~ head IN ans
supplies from this side of the line going
forward tn the warning socialists, Whu
"l their avn IN lower California. The
peninsula B.. nu particular account a.
the Republic ut Mexico. aud during the
present ~ organization would not be-
missed II II was wiped IN the Mexican
m,p. II looks 10 ne ~ though the
-oh"mc ought To- be- encouraged IN every
possible way, since IL would provide az
"Nrrllcut place rnf some citizens who
don 7 like The way things are run to 20
Co.. lnst"nd at irving to stop the game.
u seems io me It ought Ia be- cncnutag
81, aud Just ~ soon ~ IL il established
the railroads ought 10 be- induced ~ at.
tee very low one way rates 10 the new
republic. IN fact. It would be- q good
thing ~ have u fund in every cnmmun
~ =" pay Tor those tickets for every.
h"dy that thinks the country J., going
=" the dogs. Perhaps after q while We
might yet all ot the knur kcrs nut NJ the
c"uutry, aud II We did the investment
would l." rh"up ~ half the price.
Justice 70 che Jew
II il j., q fact that the application
at Private Frank liloum for promotion
~ the regular army was refused by
'"l. Joseph G"rrnrd. commanding the
post IT Fort Never, Va, because Rloom
D.. Il lew. President TAFT did not go far
enough IN the stirring call down which
hr administered tu the Colonel. lie
should nave tied u large jangling to
matu can to the gentleman.
Follow ing 5" soon after that mapni
iirrni ]rNnibiiun at .uobbcry At West
Point, this incident would seem ~ show
that the regular army needs an official
d",r of salt, pretty bad. The ,dea that
ANY distinction should he made bel wecu
~" white races j. =" utterly ~ variance
with the whole scheme nf American in
dependence aud ialr play shat d, doe,
I'' N' WIZ WIN NV Nfll NtiNlltftl ~
zen. IT, remembers that during the
great war of ~"rr-sion, this country
gladly accepted the services If thous
anus of Jews. aud IN every other wal ""
have ever had they made good soldiers
aud sailors, aud IL was not until this
ease rHme up hat there was any feeling
against them shown. Any young man
who has the nerve and optimism now ~
consider III" army ~ u profession should
have Il fair field. irrespective. of race ~
pr"vious conditions at ,eryitudr. II
discrimination l. now allowed on this
ground IL may rome ~ any time he
cause u soldier il u heather "r belongs
~ any Ut the various denominations
whose names are legion. Remembering
the brilliant service nj the Jew in the
cause of American liberty and Ameri
can civilization, any army officer that il
that suIall and ~picayunish, that intoler
ant. that much of an ass, has no place
IN the army Of u free people.
The Question Of Clothes
An Albuquerque preacher has stirred
mp q commotion at the Duke City by
saving that the women Of his own town
ought Ia wear more clothes. lie said 10
- sermon that some If the sisters over
that way don 7 wear enough to satisfy
the claims of modesty, and tina; there
ought IN he "A large consignment of pet.
iicoats sold right away. IN unknown
friend sends some of the papers in the
case and requests comment. must be
excused. II is too warm to blame any
human for leaving "A such garments
e, can Ice consistently spared. ! should
think that it would be- a great comfort
Ia leave ~ what flesh had. aud III
At this desk IN my bones. don't think
II would Ice immodest, either Thee
again the conditions over ~ AlhuJuef
que NAV Ice worse than they are he e,
aud IL they ARE, the reverend gentle
man i Justified in going after abuses
II Is the modern ofi," ni the pulpit 20
form the opinion Of the people In nj
llltNs hil tue gem 'lsldN - ''llHE WIZ
within his rights. The matter NJ cloth
- is a matter of personal idea Ut the
right thing, depending upon the purity
at the observer, and of the party who
wears them, or doesn't wear them. T.
the pure, all things are pure, ~ a gem
al thing, aud the Judgment as to who
has the real brand of purity is not fot
the common herd.
This question j. about ~ aid as the
world. ~ mentioned last wear when u
well inientioucd enthusiast tried 10 In.
irrcst me in Il projected crusade Of an.
other sort. Personally could never
see the necessity of draPing a Venus
or putting o~vrralls IN an Apollo, and
this being Il free country, ! dom just
gather where IT is anybody = business
what clothes the people wear. The Law
ftipulaies that everybody must weaI
clothes, the detail is n matter Of person
nj preference, in which the purist and
the overnice seem to nave u succession
at shoe ks, similar Ia that which Mr. an'
Mrs. Adam are said to have had wheI
they realized the real whenccness Of thu
whutHess.
The Race Of Liars
have received q complimentary cop,
- Nggu ttruu.F. thnuUhi Iul hIfl