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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20

happenings hui from the determined
men of the two bodies oi congress at
mi, time. Il b. not beyond the rang, ~
po..ihilitics.
II hn. hocn demonstrated iu no uu.
certain way that lbr willingness of
.our ,rnudput Republican. 30 vote fut
reciprocity with rnuadn. aud for moth
ing else iu 'h, tariff line ). due 20 10
deep heated desire to bring about free.
rr trade with the government 'u the
north The conservative Republicans
are not slow tu recognize serious de-.
feet. ln 'hc proposed pact notably the
proposition 60 admit cattle from Canada
duty free But reciprocity g.. M ad.
miuistru'iur measure mud there are
senator, nj Nr Taft = puliticnl faith
who will vote for this measure regard
less of 'nc rou-"pucucrs, nud shirt the
burden uf responsibility onto the prrsi
dent An ilrluntiou b, manifested 10
swallow their medicine without a
" chaser '..'o approx, 'hc Canadian
agreement without permitting Il 'o be-
amended in amy particular "Thc pres
drnt viii hear from II, IL 'hr pr. lu",rs
.uflrr as % consequence of reciprocity.
We will uu' thcv sav. 1T 0. TAR 's
propu.l'iuu not ours n is TAFT who is
.cckinp reelection shortly, not u.. " Aud
.pclkug of amendments. President Taft
wants none: he H. against any ilmpcr.
ing with the provisions ~ the proposed
pnc, even to the slightest degree, hc.
cause be- went over it with 'he CANADIAN
commits. iourrs and knows what will hc
approved iu Canada rud what will not
bee. proptcssiyee among the Republicans
mud Democrats who have shown som"
opposition 10 reciprocity, because there
b., net presented Hn equal op, or'uriiv
'u grant relief through other tarif bills
,u those on whom the burdens of frcor
trade with Canada will fall heaviest,
are hcing called "a the White House one
by one. and with them the president goes
over me trade arrangements aud "u.
dcnyors 10 convince them of iis merit.
Of the benefit the country ~ large will
derive from its adoption
To- Wow Of the political cvigcncir.
Of the situation. including he ucar.ai
hand national campaign when President
Taft will seek denomination there Hr'
senator, who are disposed 20 place oN
ira confidence iu the president = forr
,ight as 20 the result of Canadian reel
pr"ci'y aud will vote for the pact Tor
that reason. though with iIhiou,
shake ut the h,a' The president does
not want the pact amended be- lu", not
want any special free list bills be- does
not want any free wool or free cotton
measures he seems 10 think reciprocity
with Canada will grant sufficient relief
Tor the time being and that IN the reg
lulnr session OF this congress next win.
tor when the temporary tarln board
shall have made sufficient progress 900
o., Investigations 10 produce reliable in.
formation. the gradual general tarin
IT,, i,iou should begin
Nnd N" president = Republican
friends tu the SENATE agre" with him
Iu the main. except ~ to certain fca.
,ur,s Of the reciprocity measure, hut
They will vote for that. uupltcrrd " hc.
cpu,c ~. Taft =, aud hc ought 20 know
wha, hc h. doing
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20

Mr, VI Laugrmauu, who has been
visiting her niece, Mrs. Il. A. Prentice,
for the past wear, left Wednesday
morning on the Limited for Chicago.
where she expects 10 reside in the fu-
turc Mr, Luugemaun made many
friends while here who regret to see
her leave our city.
D. Roger, OF Ogle, was In the city
"Wednesday making application to prove
mp ou his claim he told the News that
hc hal not been out of the country for
i've years and that some member Of his
family had slept on the claim every
night since he made settlement,
Mrs B. b Krouuenberg is entertain.
ing this wask Mr. Kcmpeneek Of Al.
huqurrqur. Mrs. Kempcneck has re-.
turned from years sojourn abroad,
stopping al Tucumcan en- route to Al
buqucrque,
NJ B Go'deuherg reports that every.
thing is progressing nicely IN regard TO
the irrigation project. lie with several
other gentlemen were at the Dam site
this week
A. A. Harvey, a we'll known engineer
on the T. =. q :. W is of duty as the
result Of an accident Saturday night
when his leg was caught by the reverse
lever aud his limb injured
The Ghost walked on the r. r. 4 \.
W. Thursday night, and yesterday tho
merchants of the city were all busy.
What would Tucumcari be without the
+. = & 5. W.
Mrs. u, j, Mahoney and daughter, OF
Kansas City, spent last week here, guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. j. Y. Caldwell. Mrs.
Mahuney is MIR. Caldwell = sister. They
returned home last Saturday.
The Old Maids, who gave a perfor'
nance at the Evans last week, realized
about fifty dollars after paying all on
penses.
All Of the roomiEg houses and hotels
Of the city report a good business thi'
week. On several nights every house
In the city was crowded.
Twelve candidates took tho second
degree at the odd Fellows Hall, Thus
day night.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20

Mr. William Bchreus aud wife Of ~
Louis. Mo. arrived 10 the city Wednss
day evening Mr. bchrcus - a brother
of Mrs. K 4 Prentice and they ex.
prr' Go bee here ,or some weeks. Mr.
Brbrcu. B. an electrical engineer and
has lately been engaged IN construction
work 10 Omaha aud Kansas City. He In.
forms th" News that Tucumcari is much
the busiest aud most progressive city Of
its size wEirh be- has encountered since
leaving ~ Louis
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20
MRS ]. F. CALDWELL ENTERTAINs

Mrs H. =. Caldwell gave dancing
party one evening last week IN honor
Courier of Buffalo, y. y. These younp
ladies had spent the winter iu this city
aud are now returning homo for tho
summer.
Among those attending were Misses
Bowen, Courier, Truhu, Lorkc, Mr.
Caldwell, Mrs Mnhouey and Nil. Ma
honey aud Dr. Ferguson, i " Corn,
Jack Pyauchamp Dr Il :, Coulter and
H. +. Caldwell
\ very pleasant evening wa had aud
nu accomplished hostess.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20
JUNIORS ENTERTAIN

11r Junior Young People, society
ut he First Baptist Church entertained
ihrn members aud friend, with So.
riul ~ the home of Mr. and Mrs ". T.
Wheeler ou Thursday evening \ large
number 81 the Younger set were pres
cnt aud the hours pleasantly passed N
games aud like diversions enlins with
refreshments Of vqrilla ise.cream and
chocolate waters.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20
PICNIC AT BLUE WATERS

The Baptist sunday School and their
friends cuiuycd picnic at the Blue
Water, ou Tuesday. going out in wagons
from the church, \ Jolly good ime Is
reported and nu abundance Of all the
good things that 20 60 make a picnic
lunch, together with woodland sports
aud .NImmin .u the old water hole by
'hr small boy 40 accidents occurred
'o mar %, pleasure Of the day and
,,r, ruuprula crowd added 20 the en-.
uymcnt of the occasion.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20
woMAN,s HOME MISSION

Th" Home Mission Day program Of
iu- -oeicty Was S,en on Monday after
noon Mrs lledgpetb being the hostess
of the day After most instructive
program @ social peroid was spent in
discussing the usual question, :" How
to raise money for the church" The
monthly social for the ladies Of the
church aud their friends will be held on
next Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mr., Oscar ~andusky.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20
AT THE voRENBERG

The following guest, were registered
nt the Norcuhrrg yesterday
4. :. Hugh, Chicago: B. y q Grace.
III Paso; G. =. Smith, Amarillo; G. Z,
stafford Topeka; Mi,, Hodge Roswell
Harry Watson, Ontario; i. VI Hawkins.
Nlamogordo; II. Z lack, Amarillo. g.
y. Collins, Dalhurt; 4 ID FaIl. ST
Louis; Il H. Bruno Amarillo; vs. g.
stuart, Rochester. q l.. Maddox, Idaho
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20
MISSIONARY TEA

The Ladies of the Baptist Md held
a most successful Missionary Tea on
Thursday afternoon, Mrs Wcrth"lm Ice.
ing the hostess ut the orrassiuu \
goudly number uf ladies were In attend
cncc aud the subject of the afternoon,
THE People OF Cuba was discussed
in very instructive manner. Light
refreshments were served with the usual
silver offering. The next tea will h,
giyen NJ the home ot Mrs Wus-uu uu
Thursday afternoon ot next week.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20
CITY WATER WORKS BONDS
SOLD FOR A RoNu

On Thursday evening the bonds Of the
city water works we're offered TO the
highest bidder aud the result was
'hc purchase Of them by the firm Of
sutherland a Co, 90 Kaasss City, aud
'hc bonus or premium paid was sl25OO
and The bonds to bear FIVE aud one. hall
per cent interest. This h. considered
q good sale A. the city already has
bonded debt aud the assessed value of
the city property Tor the year 1910 is
only about tGjo,O0o Several represen.
tatiy"- Of bond buyers were In the city
but only two representatives, bid, the
other being llcu a Co., ~ Chicago.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

The quartet" will sing morning aud
evening, II j. expected ih"r" will b"
Baptism IN the evening Marrlng
God, Masterpiece will hr m" pa
tors morning subject, and "l"y" ~
Heaven. hi evening hrm" SUNDAY
school q, a.ij; Divine Worship At llion;
aud 7:aO: sunbeam Band nt 2:3u; Jun
iors nt 3;3p; Christian Endravor NJ
$3.50. The public is cordially invited
10 all ser, ices in this church G"n. Il.
NHrnry, pastor,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20
MERRY MAIDENs

The Young pirl- embroidery aud ,"clal
club met ou Thursday afternoon AT the
home of Miss Ruth Davis. the time b"
np cmpuyrd IN tltuch. \ new mem
her. Mis- Dillon Brown, was added g.
this charmed circle of girl, and thc dnt'
of the meeting changed to Wednesday
afternoon. lee cream aud cake were
served ~ the conclusion "t M" gnmcs
The club lusrs several Of ~ member.
Tor the summer, Misses Buck, Davis,
Alien aud Wells, who will spend the
,uhmrr In the country.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20

Work is progressing nicely on the
Elks Club The walls are up TO the
floor of the second story, and the work
men ATE somewhat delayed on account
OF having TO wait for some heavy lum.
her which they expect TO arrive In a
few DAYS when the work Of the second
story will be pushed as rapidly as posi-
ble, IL is thought that the building
will be completed aud ready for dedi
cation early In the month Of July.
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20
EPISCOPAL sERYIuEa

Tuesday aud Wednesday, May 2S aud
%. ut %. 200. Communion services ON
"Wednesday morning at 1900 Il. m.
n NJ. SHIELDS, Rector.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20
RECIPROCITY is
THE ONLY LEGIS.
LATION TO PASS
Senate Majority Preparing
TO Head Off Free Trade
Lists In This Session IF
House Sends Revision
Bills Along.
THEY WILL PUT 1T
ALL UP TO Mr.. TAFT

si"n iu ~" approval uf Canadian rec.
pr"ciiv u - learned from sevcrnl r.
spuu.ihlr resources ~, old Guard feel
-"cur" tu believing they have strength
enough 10 block action boz the finance
""mmlttr" ~ the free li-' and the wool
aud cotton tnrln hills which will pass
,n""ih'N ~ tue nous" Nnd II the con.
h'"n'" 81 We 'l' '"nrd i' well placed,
" '""N nave 'h' votes they think they
nave 'h's may h"' h' the lengthy sos
SION i"i'h"''d h' "nfIi"t condition.
several h'lNh'i'"n senators wh"
h'N' '"N"u P'r 90 framing the present
l'A''s nave informed friends ~ the l"w.
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20
THE SITUATION IN MEXICO TODAY
Diaz will resign the presidency Of
Mexico, De la Bara will be acting
president with Madero as his chief ad

MeNlCO, Dc "a bNITH VIII DC HItINk
president with Madero as his chief ad
visor, which guarantees that the agree.
meut between the Insurrectos aud the
Government will be carried out
Madero will name three members at
the new Cabinet, four Governors, and
he and De Ia Barra will form joint
Presidency until an election is tcll
This seems TO settle the Mexican war
question, and II il hoped that peace
will som h" firmly established, aud that
There will be no more blood shed The
Mexican Government has agreed 20 pay
the lnsurrccto war debt
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20

G. q, Kilmer Of Santa Rosa, the popu'
lar travelling Salesman, was in the city
Monday and Tuesday.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20
Senatorial Deadlock
Direct Election of Senators

Washington, D. c. May ia see.
and ballot was similar TO the first and
dcsparing of brca hing the deadlock, the
senate took mp FOR consideration the
ioiut resolution providing for the elec.
tion OF United States Senators by direct
vote.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-20
w. H. POPE FOR
FEDERAL JUDGE
Splendid Appointment by
Taft Foreshadowed by the
Washington Dispatch.
ANDREWS WILL
MAKE SPEECH

Washington. D. e., NAV li- Delegate
Andrews will make q short .pc"ch in the
lIur," foyoriur approval of rhr con
-ttttiuu Of New McNico withou, amend
mcrt
Delegate Andrew, introduced = hili
urmopruiug 'Ipuu tor the DRILLING at
s test we'll precinct -. County of QUAY,
under the supervision Of the director
If the Tinted states Reclamation ser.
wee.
Beginning Tur,dav iu the House, the
FIGHT for statehood for New Mexico and
arizona will hc hot three days bat
M, or more. the Republicans favoriug
ihr constitution without amendments
and thr Democrats iuvoriug yariou-
amendments, demanded by drlrgn' ion
here claiming 'u represent the Demo.
cratic party Of New Mexico with
Nltou B. Parker Woodrow Wilson, Pres
idrut Taft opposing the recall uf Judges,
tho House Democrats unwillingly accept
the amendment to hc voted on iu Ari
coma. In case Of the success of state.
hood, it Is reliably reported here that
President Taft has pledged his word "a
appoint Clirf Justice ". a. Pope, iulg,
Of the United State, supreme court for
New Mexico
Owing 10 the absence of some mem
hrrs Of the subcommittee, the McFi,
nomination goes over 10 next Monday
Senatorial Deadlock
Washington, May l5.-Continuatior
Of the deadlock In the attempt 10 ciect
o president pro tcmrorc Of the senate
was apparent today when the first bal
lot resulted in no choice senator Gall
agcr, IN" Republican caucis candidate
polled ~ votes, his Democratic opponent
senator Bacon the same number, whll'
six progressive Republicans voted fo
senator 'lapp,
Direct Election Of Senators
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tlall at Trcumclri LODI" 80 -. \. +
aud \ VI, Mov 10Th. 1911
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= TUCUMCARI FIRST AND =
y NEW MExICo's LARGEST =
= WEEKLY PAPER. =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-07
WOMAN MBRRIE5 PRINCE
and HOPES TO Make MAN OF HIM
o. Ii AmerIean heIresg. l. 80

or an American heiress. The action
failed.
Ousted from Austrian Army.
1t came out that the prince had been
asked to leave the Austrian army, and
that the magnitude of his debts was
one Of the wonders Of the European
capitals
In the meanwhile Mrs. Fitzgerald,
who met the dashing general on a Pull
man car jOuraeytng from Chicago to
California. and was married TO him in
the west. had lost her regard for her
husband and had sued for divorce. She
Won II, but then the litigation over ali
mOny continued for years. She finally
won that also.
While she was abroad she met the
prince OF course she knew about him
from report, but his personality gave
her the assurance that ne was q true
and worthy man at heart. When she
admitted their betrothal last summer
she said:
prince Victor, unfortunately. was
born under the sign of AQuarius. and
he has no chance Of accomplishing any
thing by himself He needs outside
help, and I purpose to give it to him
don't care how much the prince
owes. He viii pay every cent of it,.
ct did not make him prince but
I think I can make him a man.
am willing TO devote the rest OF my
life TO the task, and / think I shall
succeed"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-07
How to Change
Your Face
(From Fashion Review-l

The painful. dangerous and expensive
operation known as facet eeling" is
not necessary TO accomplish the resul Is
sought One can gradually and safely
remove the old and unbeautiful cuticle
from her face without pain, danger or
detention indoors Simply use ordinary
mercolized wax, which can be obtained
at any drug store. Apply it for a few
nights like cold cream and wash it off
each morning. The incredible in the wax
slowly absOrbs the half-dead outer skin.
which flakes OFF day by day IN fine in
visible particles The fresh young skin
underneath soon blooms forth radiantIy.
making the face look years younger
and much prettier. Employment OF
this process Is not noticeable to others.
except that your complexion improves
rapidly.
OF course. the removal OF the surface
skin in this pleasant manner, takes
with it all facial blemishes, such as
chaps, freckles moth patches, liver
spots, fine wrinkles, pimples, etc. Mer-
colized wax has been known for years
to many society women noted for their
beautiful and lasting complications
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-07
Has Millions in Her Own
Right and Prince Has
Many Debts.

Uniontown, Pa, Nov. Prince Vic
tor. Of Thurn and Taxis. bearer Of one
Of the greatest names and former bear
err of some of the greatest debts OF
Europe author of the Dear lite
S1OoEsie" letters hero" of the Mrs
Taxis' romance. and once defendant in
a wOman's suit to recover money she
said shed loaned to help him WIN an
American heiress, has married MIS-
Loda Eleanor Fitzgerald, former wife
of Gen. Gerald Fitzgerald OF ireland
Mrs. Fitzgerald, niece or .. "
Thompson, the multi-milllonalre banker
and coal operator, possessor OF LllIl1olls
in her own right, heroine OF the un .
usual Pullman car romance with the
Irish general and noted on two CONT
nents for her beauty, Is the woman
who declared last July that she would
marry the errant nobleman and redeem
Win Make Him a Man.
HE was born a prince, but i viii
make him man." she said.
And she has entered upon the reallza-
tion of this ambition with due caution.
The marriage took place only after a
deed OF separation of property mad Deen
drawn up, by which the new princess
viii retain control Of her American
wealth.
it REQUIRED a legal battle lasting al
most a decade for, her to establish her
light to S35, 600 a year income from the
American mine holdings OF her Ill
vOrced husband, Gen. Fitzgerald.
Her marriage TO the prince was SOL
emnized in the home of the bride on
West Main street Only a few rela-
tives and friends We're present. The
bride was radiant in a creation Of white
broadclOth and blue messaline, with a
large corsage bouquet Of lilies Of the
valley.
They viii return to Europe shortly,
though they have not yet decided where
they viii make their permanent abode
Actress said She Was His Wife
Prince Victor of Thurn and TaXis
first appeared in this country about
five years ago. He was received for
a time I'm the best society. But after
his return to his vast and vastly en-
numbered estates in Austria Miss Jose
phine MOffitt, an American actress, set
up the claim that she was his wife.
She startled the public by the allie
cation that the ceremony consisted of
crossing hands across g. table and
pledging the union. She went so far
as to make public some Of the princes
ardent letters to her in which he gave
her the titles Of "Babsie" and shook
sic" but never that Of Princess"
The prince was so ruffled by these
statements that he brought suit
abroad to compel the young woman
to stop saying such things.
Instead. another one came up This
time a Nile. Kemper sued him for
about $4,000, alleging that he OBJ
tanned the funds from her to facili-
tate his marriage either to a princess
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