The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-12
THE MoUNTANAIR cHAUTAuouA

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I have written love letters. ,hor, ,tof
irs. rtmun aud ESSAYS before. hut this
T. nay first attempt ~ = special cor.
respondent was under some doubt.
therefore, whether 10 address YOU ~
my believed brethren. 10 friends and
schu"lmatrs 81 ~ NV darling sweet.
heart hnv. concluded however. that
,iuc" u"nr 1T these ~ your rnse. I II
not address vuu ~ an, hut lust "sav
~, ~, and puit a very rare art
lm"ug pfr,rhrrsl. some runners have
gone about that ! broke q chair IL y
dining ear aud turned ovet the ,onp ~
~" Harvey House. Now. have no
time =" nuswsi these base insinuatiOns.
y" "nr know 80 their truth o. false.
hood, hur the ''hc,l hair aud she :
ashamed Ia tell ALL .he knows shout
IT,
som" one may question what thp
above has ~ 10 with the MuuntainaiI
'hrutnuqun and shall he forced 10 ac.
knowledge that IL l. iust a. pertinent
:" the subject IN hand a. Republican
Platforms aud Democratic pledges ~
r%lrriiun time.
The object of the journey Wa 4" gave
the membership of u certain Tucumcari
Church q variation and an opportunity n
hear some good preaching and Ia give
III" preacher an opportunity Ia cool "a
aud think uf something new aud refresh.
ing f"r his tired congregation.
The objective point of the journey wa-
. Mouurainair. New Mexico ant the
Mouutaiuair ~Chautauqua, the only insti,
tuition 1T IT, Mind in New Mexico and
destined q" be- u state wide AFFAIR in
time.
tn" Lady and the par-on spent ten
DAYS ~ more Ia the delightful climate
and iu 'hr delightful company, enjoy
ing the superb entertainment and in
,irurtiuu ,hu, does with this splendid
ii"ll needed 90 bee % good place va, good
climate aud good people. an sure
thar u large part Of heaven will h.
ideal surroundings and blessed rompan
iou.hirs, nnd these I'VE elements. a
least, entered into our stay a. the Noun
]tniunir ~Chuutauqun.
M0uutRinRif j. l"cntsd u lew hour
run west from Vaughn IN the Santa =,
Rail road iu the famous Ahu Pass NJ
the Mnnlnuo, Mountains. tn. elevation
L. Ih"ut SGuU. hlgh enough ~ make /
rool aud pleasant an the time and no
high enough to bother weak hearts. IN,
country T. iilly aud we'll Wooded Tb,
timber is thick aud large enough Z,
make IDEAL camping shade, hut not lntg.
enough I" tnll prev ~ the Hvntice %
Lumber Syndicate. The hills are lon
and STOPPING. covered with grass an
flnwrrs aud intetseried hv narrow an'
fertile valleys, well sheltered from M
winds aud capable IT producing m
most magnificent crops.
added to the scenic grandeur an
wholesome climatic conditions; m
country abouuds in prehistoric ruins
mysterious sleeping Indian Puehlos, III
ashes 1T a civilization thar H. only
memory noS: d]ismantled and rrumhiin
Forts aud Churches. the work Of IN
heroic and romstic spanish %ronquisia
dorez.
The management IT the ChautauQu
Is In the hands al representative me
and women, There Is no graft connecte
with the administration Of affairs. y
corrupt practices and gambling device
can become entangled with the anal
The talent secured hereafter will he d
national repute and ~ the highest grad
intellectually and morally. The prog'ul
this year was Of varied and abiding va
ne and interest, was only sorry an
ashamed that Tueumeari did not hhy
q place On the program "a boost III
glories and possibilities Of the Empir
Of Quay. The management will h. gla
to have all parts 1T the Territory rel
resented next year on the program |.
Il IL the design 10 make the Chauta,
qua an institution that shall advAnc
the interest Of every section Of the d.
minion Of New Mexico.
have only the most cordial word