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The Washington times., 1911-02-03
JUGGLE TO DISPOSE
Of INDIAN LANDS
Said Measure Will Be
Held Up In Con-
ference.
By JUDSoN C, wELLIvER.

Rumors of a plan to juggle the In
dian appropriation bill in conference
so as to insert a provision for the sale
of vast areas of coal and other lands
- Oklahoma, have been responsible for
S-Sious threats that no Indian bill VIII
pass this session, and that an extra ses-
sion may suddenly be precipitated by
reason of a filibuster against the meas
ure.
Interests related to the Rock Island
railway system are alleged to desire
sale of these coal lands, $4,000 acres in
all. At present the coal is being mined
under leases. 1t is calculated that in
case of purchase the mining interests
would pay about $2O,OO0,OOO, but at that
they would profit heavily.
Coal Lands Reserved.
These lands are OF the estate Of the
Five Civilized Tribes. In this years In
dian Appropriation bill a provision was
inserted to dispose finally of the affairs
of these tribes, but reserving their coal
lands from sale.
Friends of the Indians and people in
the Southwest who are concerned to
prevent monopoly Of the coal, are circu-
lating the story that in conference
pretenses, and that in the dying hours
of the session, when there is small
chance for a fight, and when such a
change might get through unnoticed,
this restriction will be removed and pro-
vision will be made for sale of the coal
deposits.
To Prevent It's Passage.
Warned of this alleged purpose by
people who do not want the coal to
pass from Government control, conser-
vationists are busyfng themselves to
get all possible information about the
alleged plan. and to prevent it.
Prominent members of both houses
have within the last twenty-four hours
become convinced that there Is danger
of such an effort, and two or three are
known to have declared that no
eleventh-hour conference report can be
forced through; they are prepared to
talk the measure to death in the Senate
If such a change is attempted.
The Washington times., 1911-02-03
Democrats May Caucus
On Reciprocity Treaty

II it becomes apparent that the vote
on the Canadian reciprocity treaty will
be close, Champ Clark, minority leader,
probably will call a caucus of the Demo-
Gratis in order that they may present a
solid front for the agreement.
Democratic House leaders say that
from so to 80 per cent Of their member
ship favor the treaty and will vote for
it If any serious detection is shown in
the Republican ranks, however, and II
becomes apparent that the treaty is in
danger, Mr.. Clark has agreed to call a
general caucus.
The minority leader had requested the
State deIegations to caucus among them
selves and a series of these smaller con-
ferences is on.
The Washington times., 1911-02-03
Pinchot Praises Taft's
Water-PoWer Policy

President Taft's water-power policy,
as announced Wednesday, is praised in
unqualified terms by Clifford Pinchot, in
a statement given out by the deposed
forester.
Mr.. Pinchot declares that the policy,
as outlined. is in full accord with the
principles of the National Conservation
Association, and will be received with
real satisfaction by both friends of
conservation and enemies of monopoly.
The Washington times., 1911-02-03
Two Board of Trade
Committee Meetings

TO meetings of committees OF the
Board of Trade will be held in the rooms
Of the board today. A special meeting
of the committee on transportation, OF
which Alex Britton Is chairman, will be
held to consider street traffic regula-
tions. The committee on laws, of which
John W. Yerkes is chairman, win also
meet.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of directors will be held on Mon
day at 4:15 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1911-02-03
Illinois Society Plans
For Banquet on Feb. 25

The seconI meeting Of the newly or
ganized Illinois Society will be held on
Monday at the home Of w. H. Richard
son, $40 O street northwest, when re-
ports from the banquet and other COM
mittees will be received. 1t is planned
to have the first banquet of the organi-
zation on February 25. Invitations have
been issued to a large number Of promi-
nent men in this city, who are natives
Of Illinois. to attend TIE function.
The Washington times., 1911-02-03
Valuable Horse Stolen
Is Report to Police

Report has been made to the police of
the Tenth precinct that stable in the
rear Of 9N Euclid street northwest was
broken into and horse, valued at s125,
and a set of harness stolen.
The horse is owned by Mrs. Mary
Catlett, of 2251 Cleveland avenue north
west, while the harness is the property
of NJ. S. Alexander, of 945 R street
northwest.
The Washington times., 1911-02-03
Interesting Events at
Cavalry Drill Today

Broadsword contests, expert driving
exhibitions, jumping, bareback and mu-
sical drills, will be the features of to-
days cavalry drill at Fort Myer.
Troops B, D, A, and S, of the Fifteenth
Cavalry and Battery F, of the Third
Field Artillery, will participate when
the drill begins.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10
sLANE AND ELvA CON.
vICTED AND SENTENCED
FOR FOUR YEARS

N"uu'rd Policeman i. \. Stree, re-
'ul nrd FROM ~ Pas" hi, morning where
br had spent the week IN the rrusrru
ti"u "f Dan Slnur, lor El,n aud hi,
hr'th"r Tom Elyo. AZ 1T them arrested
hy Street ~ BELL Ranch few weeks
aga under charge uf stealing horse.
near ricrtn blanca. T,Nn, This hn.
hen ou" oi IL" hardest fou lh stealing
eases tried in ~ rnso for ,pnr time.
Hl.a ara - .. sore rl.., ut"l l.,
liurnev. attorney for the Texas CATH
is,ocintiru, ard irt"r No"tr. ATTORNEY
fur The Panhandle Cattle Association.
aud were defended hy Geo. Estes. au
~ pas" ntt"rucy Ian Slnnr and 10"
Hlyn got four wears each IN the fcNH,
ponitcntinrv and Tom Elya viii go 10
trial Monday with Estes aud j. T..
Wharton defending and Victor Moor"
prosecuting The credit for bringing
these outlaws Ia iustiro h"lougs to
Mounted Policeman Street of this city.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COM
PANY TAKES UPTOWN OFFICE
WITH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FRANK HAROLD LIEBENDoRFER
MARRIEs ANN EVELYN RIGGS

tl"'iH tu the News
~ rn,". Texas. June = Mis- Nnr
E,rl,u Riggs aud Frank llarold tie
htud"rtcr were married nt u'rlurh
Thursday ~ the h"mc "f the bride .,
mother. Mr., Emma Riggs. nt GuI y
Virginia street
Rev. e. l.. Oyrrstr"c' performed NE,
,oicm"uy aud luncheon VA, served lm
rUiintolv
The bride, gown was "t white mar
li~rttr and ~" carried sh"wcr h"u
uuct oi hridr'- ru,c,. Her trny,ar.
d. was of poupcr with hat to match
Mis- Rigp, attended High school iu
II laso aud later the Ellsworth Schnol
of l.us Aupcio-. California.
Mr.. lichcudurfcr - manager of the
American Furniture go. of Tummcuri.
urd came to New M"Nicn ~" yrurs ag"
tr ON hi, hum" IN Pennsylvania
After few week. ~ Cl"udrrnfi Mr.
wd NJ. Lirhrud"rfrr viii "" nt hnmc
u 1urumruii
Tho News ioius fricnds of these hup.
rv Young people IN extending hearty
congratulations to lirh aud m wclr"m
ing th"m home 10 our citv.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10
MOSQUERO TRAGEDY
HANLEY HAPPENINGS

Fnrt Harris has started for the Kan
sas wheat fields lie il accompanied
by Henry Ncelcy They will dri,,
through aud take their families.
g. ". Nelson ha. purchased Henry
Ncclcy's interest IN the well drilling
outfit aud is busy putting down sever.
al wells Tor his ncighbors
Frank Smith hns Just gotten IN,
we'll Of water nt about seventy Eve feet
and IL putting in q windmill
Bob Pratcr lrft Monday with hi,
daughter Lulu for Groom. Texas.
Henry Stone is making some improve
mcnts ou his palcc
W : Elaycr has returned from yi.
1t ~ oklahoma City.
The Gfth SUNDAY meeting or the Lib
.crtv Valley church was well attended
The pastor. Rev. Shcrrod aud his wife
lcfi Monday for yncation In Western
Kausn-
tutc Brown was IN Montoya Tues.
day IN thc interest Of the Colorado Trlo
phone CO.
\ good many people arc visiting the
llnnlcy dam now days
Governor Mills aud his party had con
siderable trouble iu getting out 20 IN.
.pcct the dam.sitc owing 10 the state
aud condition ~ some of the ronis.
We understand the Governor ha-
taken ur the good roads question and
that parties ate at work laying out n
rond from Tucumcnri tn the dam site
via. Ilaulcy.
=, e. R"ans has Just put in double
line Of fence opening mp section line
through his place
Newt Brown b. opening mp section
line that runs through his place, for
the benefit Of the public.
Rev W. H. Baker will make hi- Rnal
6yc wear proof in the few days. Il &.
reported he will 90 10 Arkansas and
settle down.
There are several vacant claims ad
joining the llnulcy dnm.sitc good
chance for somebody.
i. 4. Charlton expects Ia have q well
drilled in the near future
Floyd Nelson will start for the Kan
sas wheat fields in n shor, time.
Mrs Clara c. McGil l. gradually i'm
proving after her severe illness some
weeks ago.
II. !. Anderson j. fencing up his land
lie expects 10 haV" forty acres broken
out ~ soon A. II rains.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10
PAJARITA IRRIGATION COMPANY
RESERVOIR SITE CONTESTED

Charles Kohu Of the firm of Kohu
Bros OF Moutova. has Glrd contest
against the location of reservoir site
hy The Tuiari'a Irrigation GO. The con
trst was filed last Thursday aud il will
hc hrsrl before .lulv 18th, the date set
for tho approval Of the rainritn lrri.
gniion reservoir site hv the territorial
engineer Mr., Kohn, we hav" been In
formed, j. claiming q prior right of the
lncni on hut he j. delinquent IN hlinp
hi, claim, ~ there was no previous dl
ing 20 that Of the Pniari'a Company,
l. Is believed by IN" raiarira pcopl"
that Tho contest will no' delay matter,
any, and that the work of developing
the enterprise will begin immediately
after the 18Th of July.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10
TIME TO BEGIN PREPARA.
TIoNs FOR A COUNTY FAIR

Onc of III" questions that should now
hc up f"r consideration I, u r"uuty
rnir. June !, good month for other
things than weddings aud they always
thrive long about hur" deep IN June.
The News believes We should hold q
fair each yrnr, II j, always worth more
than II r",i, to business Interests aud
IN" of the hest advertising hoo,t~ w.
can have.
The Chamber "f Commerce of thi,
city IL ~ last doing something aud j. tu
po-iti"u /" effectively set on fnnr the
ucrosSary prelmiuari"s Ia pull of a
rouuty fair that will eclipse anything
wc have had in the past.
II il the npiui"u of the News that q
permanent organization should be- made
aud u QUAY County Fair Association
would >ouud good. uut ouly tn us, but
10 people on the outside. II is not nee
cssury for us to make any great rNpoudt
turcs of money ii We begin IN time aud
work together Tor the same object,
We should begin in time. however. =,
the farmers may understand that q fniI
i. coming, aud preparations cnu be- mad,
,o grow some premium stun This Is ou,
nf the reasons the News believes a per
maucut organization would be- nu nd
vantage over the plan We have beer
following FROM year to year. II l. gen
orally known then among the farmer
that the fair is coming as regular ~ th,
Seasons roll round.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10
LIGHTNING KILLS FEW

In 1906 lightning killed only l69 peo
pie In this whole country. One =
chances are less than two in million
The chance of death from liver, kidney
or stomach trouble is vastly greater, II
not Electric Bitters be used, as Robert
Madsen, Of West Burlington. Ia, prov
cd. Four doctors gave him up aftel
eight months Of suffering from virulen'
liver trouble and yellow iaundice. III
was then completely cured by Eleetri'
Bitters. They're the best stomach
liver, nerve aud kidney remedy an'
blood purified ON earth. Only 80 at III
Drug Store.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10
IN NTERESTS THE
OFFICERS OF TU-
CUMCARI.

There was shooting a. Mosqusro
few days ago that has just come TO
hight \ young man lived on lonely
claim ~ The country and his only neigh
. Tor was q minister by the name Of
Davis who had wife and daughter. The
young man was q frequent visitor To the
home of bis neiRhbor, and IL n boy Of
-picndid reputation In his community.
3, ih" way the news spreads over tho
Plateau, and the family Of the minister
, aud the people who know he young man
charge uo irregularity against him. But
/ the minister and his wife separated and
nrc divorced, aud little alter the
Young man b. seen by Davis approach.
DOS jos Davis home, aud is met by
Davis who FIRE. load Of shot into his
.uat"my, twenty OF more of them taking
effect. The young man is picked up by
the daughter who was hcrding her faith.
"r 's sheep IN the pasture near the ira.
g"dy aud nnrsed him until a passing wa.
g"u took him 10 the home OF her father
whore he remained for nine days before
nis condition or the circumstances Of th.
Tragedy are generally known. Davis
ia reply 90 his daughter {, entrcaties said
let him die, there is no use Ia send for
q dortor. And 10 doctor was sent for
until the wounded man aud Davis
daughter agreed to say to the people
that the daughter shot the young man
accidentally which was agreed 20 In or.
der to get medical assistance. Bui il
seems that pn,i, was suspicious aud
when the story leaked out he was among
th" tr.t 20 learn IL and hiked to the
tall uncut, Officers are after him and
there u q reward offered for his capture.
'ii, wife returning from trip TO OK.
lahoma stopped at the Glenrock Tuesday
night aud went out over the Dawson
Wednesday morning, returning 10 the
rinlm near Mosquero. II seems that
Davis had sworn 20 KIN her on sight and
then himself and Solnno man, a de-.
putty came here Tuesday 10 be on the
NN'hNhA Ahi AfuNlH NWnm ne tNlffleu
might intercept his former wife at this
point The deputy is not acquainted
with the man hut from the description
given II is believed that he was on the
depot platform when the Tucumcari.
Memphis pulled 10 hut the woman got
oif on the east end Of the platform when
The man supposed to be waiting for her
wac ou m" west end and she escaped
him The deputy and local officers we're
immediately on the trail OF the Dad
man hut he was swallowed up by the
darkness aud has not been seen since.
The Soauo man, Roy VI. McClotter, told
The reporter Wednesday morning that
he believed tho man still in this city aud
70" conveyed the information 10 local Of.
dcers, but nothing has developed. The
wounded man Ben Straut is still alive
but In critical condition.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10
HEAVY HAIL STORM
AT cANoDE

In the recollection Of the oldest IN.
hnhitnnts there has never been such
hail storm n visited Canode last Sun
lay night Many roofs were entirely
destroyed, shingles. rubber and iron all
suffered alike, In some ~ the houses
there Is not window left, screens were
mo- protection. Much Young stock was
killed, colts, calves aud pigs, and some
Of the old horses and cattle were terri.
hly bruised heavy rain followed the
hail, then Monday afternoon we hal
another heavy rain. the heaviest in
wears. u would be interesting 20 know
wha, amouni of rain tell sunday night
aui Monday, but the only rain guage
,u ,m town was DESTROYED by the hail
Fortunately not mach Of the crops
have been planted long enough TO be up.
Farmers are in high spirits, never were
prospects better, and never has there
been such large acreage in cultiva-
tion; broom corn, maize, kafir, aud
cane are the principal crops, though
many have the Mexican bean. which
produces well here.-Nara Visa, New
Mexico, News.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10
SAVED HIS wIFE's LIFE

"My wife would have been IN her
grave today writes O. ~ Brown, ut
Muscadinc. Ala. ~ il had not been
for Dr. Kinp'- New Discovery She
was down in her bed. not able 'o get
mp without help. Che had severe
bronchial trouble and dreadful cough
got her bottle of Dr King, Sew
Discovery, aud she soon began 20 mend
and was well in short time. In
fallahlc for coughs and colds, ii, the
most reliable remedy ON earth for dcs
pcrate lung trouble, hemhorrhapcs la.
grippe, asthma, hay fever, Group aud
whooping cough soc, sl.nn. Trial bot.
tie free, Guaranteed by Elk Drug
store.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
':' '": ':'" DOUBLES ITS MEMBERSHIP
TIE GOVERNMENT TAKES
OVER THE DRY FARM
STATION AT TUCUMCARI

The experiment farm ~ Trcumrnri
given by the territory aud operated on
fund provided hy the legislature nm.
der G"ycrnor Curry has been taken over
hS the luiird states Uu,rrnmcut. Npii
cultural Department. aud will in the fu
turc hr conducted by the Experiment
BurrHu uf the government Professors
schultz and Moudcll ~ the McSilln pnrk
, government experiment station aud
Among the most valued Instructors will
l""'" this station to take charge uf the
Turumcnr experimental farm They
will sur"rint"ui nll experiments Ia soil
culture aud moisture aud tree aud plant
diseases their rurc, etc The farm ut
Tuoumcpri Will hc IN nrtuuliiy u H.,
iarm experiment .uI"lN Nu form of
pumping "r "f irrigation viii be- tried
rh" puIr"s" b, 10 help ih" dry farmer
IN the arid portion of the territory tu
r"n~"rN" m"t.tuf" aud 10 so O.. ,cirntiii.
rnlly hv soil culture. soil multrh aud ull
hc WAYS 81" Tar known uf raising rrup.
without nriihrlal watering Perhaps uu
where IN New McNiro could such nn rN
pertinent station br l"ruird iu % hotter
advantage. ~ linton county. adjoining
~ the northeast Ia the Tucumrnr cuun
try are thousands uf ncrcs dotted with
rlaiu houses, ~" lui sun hrnitup down
nnd the sandy soil rrrlr,riug hnrk
against it, heat. aud ,nudvitrhc hr
tween ~" the ulpughrd nrrr,. planted
T." crops, that need uh. how they need
~" care that only knowledge aud rN.
pvrl"urc can give ut conserving the
,prur muisiurr aud tilliuv the soil ~
~ :" seal the m"i-turr IN wh"rc o. ruu
feed Ihc root, md eventually give the
gru"r"us needed Weld of crop.
iu Luther Fo,ior, Dean u
rharg" of the government station ~
M"silla 3, largely due thi. change that
gives q wider meaning io eastern New
M"Nlr" farming. Director Fn,tcr'-
know ledge due :" long ser, Zee for the
government IN H. work of experimental.
tl"n "unhl"s him to ~ present this mat
ter nnd the urrrSsiiV of wider work
aud the more investment than cuuld we'll
hc made by the territory alone, that
III" matter was most grrviou,ly cutter.
iainrd ard finally change made.
The government viii spend q sum Of
money eventually of large proportion
upon the station aud IL i, up to irri
gated New McNico 90 congratulate dry
farming New McNiro on this addition
to her lore, her Development aud her
prrstig" IN dry farming Rio Grnndr
Republican.
This is II correct story with the ~
rcpiion that thr government hns not
technically taken over the farm aud
cannot do 50 except hy act of the lcgi,
laturr, But, the government has with
the consent "f the trustees agreed to-
r"nduct experiments IN connection with
the territory, until such time ~ the ter
ritory or state, whichever 1t may be-, can
hv legislative enactment surrender the
enterprise tn the government,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10

There has been ~ much uil excite
mout in the community this week that
some Of the enthusiasts have decided
that the water works wells are showing
oil scepages aud the commodity ap.
pears on the water to such an extent
that the water works people are think.
ing about what they, maybe, have miss.
cd IN selling the system 10 the city.
There Is more than one business man
who will tell YOU that he has been CON.
PEELED Ia skim the oil OF the water
this week in order 10 make il a. for
use. Wouldn't 1t bc surprise party
some morning IL We get up aud begin
irrigating our lawns with crude oil 2
The News il sounding the warning,
hnwc,rr. so there will not bc shoe X
that should cause q Tucumcari citizen
any misforiuut.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10
T. e. McCLrNT'C Cli,
MRS. coULsoN HOSTESS
TO THE WHIST CLUB

The Thursday Whist Cluh was enter
tanned this week at ,h" pleasant h"m"
at Mrs. Richard roulson with W" usual
quota ut mrmhrr- m attendance" Whist
Wa PLAYED ~ three tables with the re-
sult that the club prizes fell g." the lot
uf MosdHmr. Bert Nust aud ihns. II"
Nnmpcrt who scored respectively first
aud second. \ tempting irc rours" wns
served ~ the table, during the surinl
hour aud an pronounced the ui'"rnonn
most cnioyahcl one. The guests of
the club for the afternoon were Mrs.
Earl George aud Mrs G. II, Chcnnuli,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10

Hon. H. \. prcticc. Register Of the
Tucumcari T.. :. Land Onicc. IN taking
his summers vacation. lie will he ofY
the month of June and &. ~ cnthused
with the climate nf Tucumrari that be-
intends to spend his time at the beauti.
ful Prentice home on Third Street.
where there Is half block of lawn
that j- receiving his undivided atteu.
'iun We believe the News j. safe Ia
saying that Prentice j. Que of the citi.
lcns Of Tucumcari who never quits no
matter what the work Is when there ~
q chance 10 make home look better and
his family derive more comfort from i'
Such spirit is what makes Tucum,nri
- desirable place 80 live.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10
G. W. EVANS RE-
CETVES LETTER
AGREEING TO
The CHANGE.
quay County

The chamber or Commerce of thi.
city has been busy orguuiln,iuu for
the past month The membership hn-
been increased from les, thou fort,
officers Tor July. i, liu. The ncmlrr
ship !, divided into tw" equal ii,is.
ions aud r"uirst j. "u Z" 49," which
gets the greatest uumhrr ot new mem
lcr, before July !. The losing side will
banquet the entire membership
IN" Western l'uiuu Telegraph '".
viii take oilirr up town with M" cham
h"r of Commerce, IN answer to pur-
ton the Secretary Of the rmmhrr ni
Commerce. i. w. Campbell, said To- the
editor:
Some time ago the matter ot hu,
ing the Western Union Telegraph com
Inuy establish nu office iu the uptown
district was taken up. aud the Manage
ut this district. T.. H. McClintork, of
Denver came to the city, aud with Geo.
" Evans. took up the matter with uur
citizens After luukiup over the ,ituu.
ton. Mr. McClmturk made NJ" fulluw
lug proposition: That II the Chamber
uf Commerce would secure the company
Il room. rent free. he would recommend
that NJ, cumupnv maintain the olir'
MIR Evans took up the matter with th"
chamber of Commerce, aud they agreed
tu secure quarters for the office.
"Succ the Chamber of rumm"r""
rented offices on the ground floor "u
South Second street opposii" the post
Office the manager was advised that
the quarters had hc"u secured, aud 4"
day the following letter was received
hv Mr. Evans.
Denver. Colo, June :, lHll.
Mr. - W Evans, Jr.,
Turumcari, y. VI
u ur Sir;
beg to acknowledge receipt ~ y"ur
esteemed favor "f the 3rd inst, and
wish To advise that o rrrr"s"utair," ot
our Plant department will reach tn
rumrnri ~ the earliest p"-,rhlr date.
which will probably bee within % wrrh
~ ten days, at which tim" ~" will ar
range for the extension uf "ur wir"s T."
~ the proposed new independent "f,"r
~ be- established IN the International
Bank building.
| wish to assure Nuu uf uu upprrriH
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10
YOUNG PEOPLE ENJOY SOCIAL

The girls and boys at the v"uugcr
set cninvcd one of their frequent social
evenings on "Wednesday night with the
GIrls' club as hn,tcssrs IN ih" hnmc of
W. Y. Croirord The hours passed pleas
antIv in the usual manner Those pros.
cnt were Misses Ruth Davis, Rrcc" Lit.
tlcton, Mi"ncttc Sandusky, Iilln Whit.
more, Snllir Croford, Ruth stark, Dil
Ion Brown Estcllr Ersknr aud Mcssr-
Parker Phillips, Conrad, Crohord
Moore. Williams, Wheeler, Erskiu"
Nrafus.