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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-09
A FEW QUESTIONS

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frrcut husbands, not Indifferent in
heart, maybe. but Indifferent in action.
The girl who has been sought aud adj
mlred, and praised hy u crowd Of enam.
orcd SWANS during her single career,
cannot help feeling hrartachcs aud re-.
IinIngs II sine g., uuno'Icrd or neglected
ns y wife. II will not DO 10 let her
take IL for granted that YOU still care
for her. or still admire her. You must
tell her 80 CONFERENCE.-The Oftener the
better. il may seem fOOlishness to YOU
but 1t is often q matter of life and
death import to y wlir-a few fond, ad.
mtrrng words from u husband : lips.
II will not cost YOU anything aud il
wIll NAH" her happy. Praise her dis.
erection, h"r good sense, and her dignity,
nnd tell net that these qualities are
irarcr TO YOU than her beauty, and
mark my words, She will strive 20 de.
serve vour praise with renewed ambition
Il size does not. she will he very light
IN weight indeed. See to it that no
man pays your wife sweeter compli.
mcnt or appreciates her beauty or her
worth more than YOU do.
Tell her that she is the best wife
II the world, ard that you are sure
no one else on earth could ma he you
50 happy rs she has done. You have
uo lica, being u man, how much JOY
such words bring ia q Wife s heart.
II YOU curnc home ami lind something
CAT OF place IN The house, or not "a
your liking, do not lr, IL be the first
thing mentioned. Try and find some.
thing to praise aud appreciate, and
then speak OF The matter that dis.
pleases YOU and ask 10 have il at.
tended 10.
Women need love, praise, apprecia
tlon, and pleasure, as much as flowers
need the sunlight; and. as u rule, the
best wives are the women who receive
c%OnsIderatr hindnesses ana attention
from The rlglftul source-the husband.
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~ of Quay, State Of New Mexico, by
said Savings Bank of Ta,bun, therein
the above named plaintin prays for
Judgment in the sum Of $53.4l and IL
per cent interest on the amount from
the third day Of October, 1907, and at.
torueys fee aud costs of suit and
That an attachment was issued and
on the NWA of Section 20, Twp
q north, aud Range ~ east Of N. Nj.
Meridian, by the Sheriff Of Quay Coun.
~, on the Goth day of June, 1912, that
unless you enter or cause to be entered
your appearance in said suit on or be.
fore the 18th day Of September, "A. d.
1912, degree PRO CONFESsO therein
will be rendered against you.
b. J. Hnegan, Clerk
(seal)
Alldredge & Saxon, T%ucumcari, n. NJ
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Smith Of New Mexico, in the sum Of
100000 with interest at the rate Of
10 per cent per annum on the said sum
rs interest from the 18th day Of April
1910, until paid.
lJrthcr. that there we're certain lands
mortgaged TO secure the payment OF
the said debt, and said decree orders
and directs that said lands described
az M Of the NEh Of section 8, and
the VIZ Of the NWA Of section O.; the
Eh Of the NEA Of section o, and the
VIZ Of the NEh Of section 10 all In
Twp II, north, and range 81, east, be
sold to satisfy the said judgment, and
that II. J., Boon was appointed as spe.
cial master TO make said sale and exc.
cute deeds Of ~convoyances thereto.
Therefore, /, II. l.. Boon, as such spe.
cial master do hereby give notice that
| will at he north door Of the Court
house in the County Of Quay and state
of New Mexico, and town Of Tucumcari
at ~ clock NJ, on the 23rd day Of Oc.
tobef, 1912, sell TO the highest bidder
for cash the said NJ Of NEh Sec =,
and the Wa Of NEh Of Section o. The
Elg Of NEii Of Section Q, and the VIZ
of NEA Section 10, all in Twp II, north
and range 81 east of the New Mexico
priuripal meridian. aud apply the BRO.
ceeds Ut the said sale TO the costs, aud
Judgment, and make aud execute deeds
Of conveyance TO the purchaser for the
sail real estate.
This 3Oth day Of July, 1912.
II. l.. Boon,
Special Master
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M~oRTaAGEE's SALE
Special Master

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
/, Samuel IL. McElroy, Agent for II.
Is. Jones, Receiver of the International
Bank Of Commerce of Tucumcari, New
Mexico, under the power Of "A certain
mortgage deed made and executed by
the Jordan Mercantile Company, by T..
VI. Jordan, and r. NJ. Jordan and Lucy
Jordan, to the International Bank Of
Commerce Of Tucumcari, New Mexico,
and now owned and held by II. b.
Jones, Receiver of said Bank, dated
October -, 1911, given to secure u
note Of $4,000 Of even date Herewith,
with interest at 10 per cent per annum
from January II, 1912, until paid, and
10 per cent of the amount thereof at.
torncy fees, which mortgage was given
on the property hereinafter described
will on the 2Sth day Of August, 1912,
~ the hour Of ten o'clock in the fore.
noon Of said day, at the front door OF
the Anderson Building on Center street
between 2nd aud Bird streets, at Tucum.
earl, New Mexico, sell at public auction
the following property, towit:
All of the goods, wares, merchan'
disc and fixtures of the Jordan Mer.
camille Company, heretofore located in
the store Of the Jordan Mercantile
Company at San Jon, New Mexico.
That said sale will be made in accord.
ance with the provisions Of said mort
gage, aud that ] will apply the pro.
reeds of said sale to the payment of
said note and the costs of sale.
That | have been duly appointed by
said II. b. Jones, Receiver aforesaid,
to make said sale.
Samuel II. McElroy,
Agent for II. b. Jones, Receiver
II aforesaid, Mortgage.
Aug 2-23 At
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rucumcari News O7G75-Ol3977
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, U. ). Land
Office, at Tucumcari, New Mexico
July 25th, 1912
Notice is hereby given that John r.
Gallup, of Melrose. y. NJ, who ON April
10th, 1907, made IL L M. lI402, for
NWA Sec p, and Addl IL L No.
Ol3977, made November rs, 1910, for
SWA, See 90, all in Twp 5 N, RING 81,
n. NJ. 7. Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention to make Final Three Year
Proof, to establish chain 10 the land
above described, before l.. +. Williams
L 5 Commissioner, at Murdoch, N. NJ,
on the 26th day Of August, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: 7. j.
Cullup, Melrose, n. NJ, G. w. Moore,
Melrose, n. NJ, Jack Penner, Ard, N,
NJ, Walter Howard, Ard, N. NJ
r. A. Prentice, Register
July 26.Aug 90 5t
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Tucumcari News 065Sj
NOTICE Fur PUBLICATION
O65sj
July 26.Aug 90 St

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico
July 10, 1912
Notice is hereby given that Thomas
Il Hunt, Of Quay, N. NJ, who on Janu.
airy 10th, 1907, made II L No l4204, for
swA Sec SO, Twp 9 N, RING 80, e, N NJ
+ Meridian, has filed notice Of inten.
ton to make Final Five Year Proof,
TO establish claim to the land above de.
scribed, before Register and Receiver,
u 5 Land Office, at Tucumcari, N. NJ,
on the Ilth day Of September, 1912 -
Claimant names as witnesses: r. j.
Jennings, =. A Moody, II. L. H%oneycutt,
aud J. l.. Kuykendoll, all of Quay,N I'M.
r. A. Prentice, Register
July 10, Aug 10 Ut
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MASTERS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Pauline Lehde, Plaintiff
W., No. l04S
K. l.. Patterson,
W. c. Patterson, and
:. W. Patterson, Defendants

Notice is hereby given that on the
Goth day of June, 1912, the District
Judge of the Eighth Judicial District
signed a judgment and decree against
the above named defendants, and in
favor of the plaintiff in the sum of
100000 and 10 per cent interest on the
said amount from the LIST day Of Oc.
tober, 1910, until paid, aud further sum
OF 10 per cent GU the amount Of inter.
est and principal as attorneys fees.
That the said judgment aud decree
further provides for a foreclosure aud
sale Of NEA of section ~, township
II, north, and range 80, east Of the
New Mexico principal Meridian, on
which a mortgage was given TO secure
the payment Of tho said sun of money,
Further, that II. l.. Boon is appointed
to ma Ike the said sale and execute deeds
Of c~Onveyances for the said land,
Therefore, now, |, II. l.. Boon, special
master herein viii on the 30th day Of
September, 1919, at IL o'clock, NJ, on
the said day sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at the north door Of the court
house in the town Of Tueumcari, New
| Mexico, the said NEA of section ~,
twp II north aud range 80 east of Nm.
principal meridian, to satisfy the said
judgment, aud will apply the proceeds
Of the said sale 10 the same and make
the purchaser or purchasers deeds of
conveyance to the land sold.
This 30th day of July, 1912.
II. l.. Boon,
Special Master
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The answer in the stars Why dues
q gIrl whom nature mas given u clean
and healthy complexion have ~ paint
I'll she can I wink for fear of break.
my The enamel! Why does she bang
her hair like q ,pitz poodle aud make
her mead look like q window mop! We
would like 70 know about - great many
other queer things bur will wait until
another time.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In the District Court
County Of Quay
Savings Bank Of Ta.ban, a corporation
vs.. No. 1886
". y. Blan kenship,
The said defendant, w. 8. Blanken'
ship is hereby notified that a suit in
attachment has been commenced against
you in the District Court for the Couu.
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Remember, do not buy q Cream Sepa
rator dntil you see the Famous Easy
Cleaned, Easy Running kind, at Chap.
man 3. La
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TO Whom il May Concern;-
Notice is hereby given that tho judge
Of tho Eighth Judicial District Of the
State Of New Mexico, rendered judg-
mcnt against U. 3. Smith and Martha
The Washington times., 1912-08-03
BIG BUILDING FOR
HEALTH EXHIBIT
Acre Of Floor Space Is Allotted
for Convention of
Scientists.

A new one-story building with over
an acre of floor space Is being COM
pleted this. week at the southeast cor
ner of Seventeenth and B streets north
west. The new building consists of an
addition to and an extension of the Red
Cross exhibition building. increasing its
size two and three-fifths times. 1t is
being built for housing the exhibition on
health In connection with the Fifteenth
International Congress on Hygiene and
Demography. which meets September %
for a weeks session.
The building is to be decorated in red
and white bunting. and specially illum-
mated by the Nellie works of the Gen.
eral Electric Company. Exhibits by
American and foreign cities, States, and
institutions will soon be installed, and
the building thrown open to the public
There are to be two large lecture halls
fitted with moving picture apparatus in
which CONTINUOUS lectures on health sub
jects, illustrated with moving pictures
stereoptican, and kinemacolor films will
he given. The building is $50 feet long
DR.. ]. w. Schereschewsky, director of
the exhibition, Is in charge of the ar
rangements for the new exhibition hail.
The Washington times., 1912-08-03
New Realty Broker.

Frank L. White, formerly OF Hyatts-
Vile, Md, has opened real estate Of
fee in the Oxford building, Fourteenth
street and New York avenue.
The Washington times., 1912-08-03
REALTY FIRM SELLS
SIX NEW RESIDENCES
H. r. Howenstein Company Read
lily Disposes of
Homes.

The II. r. Howenstein Company,
builders snd realty operators. are COM
pieting a new row of six and eight
room houses, eight in all, at the corner
OF Third street and South Caroliun
avenue southeast and this week have
sold six OF the eight.
The company also reports list os
sales of twenty-five houses for a~totai
Of $4,000 for the month just closed
Five of the buyers OF the South Caro-
lima avenue houses are reported: z. Is.
Bowman bought the six room house at
2M South Carolina avenue southeast
for A.25I; II. l.. Johnston the adjoining
house at "a for the same price; Mrs.
Catherine Roberts the house at iii
Third street for $500. and ]. j. Carroll
Lought the eight. room house, go South
Carolina avenue, fon 5000. The name
7. B. Holiday purchased the eight
room hoise at 1900 Second street north
west for $3.50; P. J. DAILY the six-roor,
Cox, the house at 1906 and F. L. Hicf.
man the house at 1893 for the san q
price.
8. Cochran bought the six-roo,n
for $3.50; T. d. Lewis bought the sly
room corner house at 342 Tenth street
northeast for $780, and ii. J. Hurley
bought the six-room dwelling at SIS
Coiumbis road northwest for $3.50
Fifth street northeast. were sold FOR
1875 each to L. ]. Watt, w. ]. Frs
kline. William Roach, J. c. Herm and
7; J. Jamison. respectively.
Thre. eight-room houses, 1o11. 1913
and l015 X street northeast were sold
for $4,750 each to J. Kisseli. b. McMa-
hon ami f. K. Neil.
The Washington times., 1912-08-03
BUY APARTMENTS
AS INVESTMENTS
Goodly Number Of Sales Already
Rported for August In
District.

II. g. Hallinger. has purchased from
c. ID. Kefauver the four-story apart
ment house at 144O Meridian street
northwest for SIS, 600 The building con-
tains thirty-two apartments, and was
built a few years ago by Harry Ward
man. The sale was made through the
office of the New York Real Estate
Brokers.
They have also sold the Eiwood apart
ment house at Eleventh and Lamont
streets northwest for j. d. Crump to
an out-of-town investor for SIS, 800. Mr..
Crump also sold to J. A. Finch nine lots
with a frontage Of rs feet on Morse
street northeast, near Twelfth place.
for about 30 cents a square foot.
The same brokers report the follow
ing sales today: X. 8. Wolfe sold to
Louis Goldmunz. of scranton, Pa. the
northwest for g. 80. and to an investor
the five-room house at l!H * street
southeast for 5000. A simila< house at
1871 + street southeast was sold for
j. p. Stuckert to Metcah d karrick
for the same price.
Mr.. Wolfe bought from Miss q. Helen
Metcalf the three-story house at 6S4
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, for
5000; Eugene Smith sold to Z. Baker
Evans the corner eight-room house at
$50 Twelfth street northeast for A,750.
giving in part payment the seven-room
frame house at 4407 Third street north
east. at So, 500. Mr.. Evans will convert
the Twelfth street house into a busl-
ness building.
Mr.. Evans also sold to s. C. Cooper
the six-room dwelling at 723 Florida
from Joseph Costinett Ave two-story
dwellings, at 31s to 327 Fourteen-and-a-
half streete n. z. for s2,750 each, giving
Mr.. Costinett as part payment two and
one-half acres Of ground. improved by
road. at $500 ,,
c. w. Williams sold to Fred r. G'"'
the house at 1886 H street northeast
for 5000. The last sale was MADE IN
Connection with the office of J. d. Sulli-
The Washington times., 1912-08-03
Will Construct Houses
For Arthur G. Moses

The first speculative building in the
new subdivision Of Massachusetts, Ave-
nue. Heights will be commenced next
week. when the H. r. Howenstein Com
pany begins the construction Of two
$4,000 detached houses for Arthur C.
Moses. who recently severed his con-
nection with the corporation Of w. b.
Moses & Sons.
MIR. Moses has had two attractive ten
room houses Of Queen Anne style de-
signed to be built on lots on the east
side of Wisconsin avenue Just south of
Massachusetts, avenue northwest The
lots are each 50x122 feet In size. The
foundation will be of granite rock
the first story of stucco and the upper
portion Of shingles. Each house will
have five bedrooms.
The Washington times., 1912-08-03
REAL ESTATE FIRM
SETS RECORD FOR
SALES IN SUMNER
Shannon & Luchs Divide
Force Into Teams With
Good Results.

All summer records for house selling
by single concern were broken in
July by Shannon & Luchs. The com.
pilation Of results for the month COM
pleted today shows sales of sixty-three
houses at prices ranging from $3.50 to
$l0s0 each for total of $1SO,0OO The
houses sold include thirteen Of Harry
Wardman's Highview operations; twen-
ty-one of his operations at Columbia
road and Sherman avenue; eight Of
Middaugh & Shannons houses, and
twenty-one houses In various other Sec
tons of the city.
The record was produced, according
to Herbert T. Shannon. Of the firm,
largely through novel selling plan
which keenly interested their statesmen.
The sales force at the beginning of the
month was divided into four teams and
the month was laid out as a baseball
game of thirty-one innings In which
each actual sale counted as a home
run; each offer two-base hit and
each lost sale an error. But one error
was scored on the firms bulletin board
The game ended with tie between
the teams led by Joseph II. Hines. In
charge of the Columbia road opera
ton, and A. X. Muhleman. in charge
Of the miscellaneous brokerage sales.
Each made a score of twenty-one. The
Highview team In charge OF Bruce T.
Pugh scored thirteen and the Middaugh
& Shannon crew trailed along with a
final count Of eight.
In addition to the incentive Of winning
the ball game the firm distributed a
gold and silver lapel button to the
statesmen having the highest and Sec
ond highest individual record for the
month The gold button was won by
p. M. Kemon, and the silver by Edgar
Morris. w. J. Moran came In third
and J. Douglas Grady. Bruce Cleveland.
and c. B. Pennebaker followed in the
order named.
While the unusual interest stirred
among the members of the sales force
undoubtedly did much to stimulate the
months business, the record of sales
as a whole is clearly indicative Of the
sustained demand. even II the dullest
part of the year, for new homes of
modern design and equipment at mod
crate and low prices. The demand for
this class Of property does not seem to
suffer with continued building activity.
The Washington times., 1912-08-03
AGED MEN TO HAVE
MODERN COMFORTS
IN DICKSON HOME
Washington's Newest Flee
mosynary Institution Is
Nearly Completed.

Painters and finishers this week are
putting the final touches on an attrac-
tive building which will house wash
ington's newest eleemosynary institu-
tion, the John Dikson Home for Aged
Me. The building is a fine two- story
Colonial style structure covering near
ly a square of ground at the northwest
corner o: Fourteenth and Farragui
streets northwest.
The Washington Loan and Trn~
Company. which was made trustee tenn
porarily Of a fund of about l,00O,GO0
for the purpose of organizing the fnstI-
tuition, is now planning to furnish the
building and have 1t ready for occu-
pancy about November /, when 1t will be
opened with appropriate ceremony.
The whole investment will amount
to about tlSo,00O. leaving a large share
Of the endowment for income produc-
ton. 1t IL said that no similar facilities
and equipment for an aged persons
home in other cities has been provided
for 'mucll>ae than twice the expendi-
ture made upon the one here.
Application blanks FOR admission to
the home have just been distributed
and will be passed upon well in ad-
vance OF the opening day. There are
sixty-ire large sleeping rooms and
every niOuerH convenience ana comfort
connected with an institution designed
to give homeless, aged men who are
worthy. pleasant place to spend their
declining years.
The conditions of entrance are strict
80 as.to insure agreeable surroundings
and companionships for those admitted
A man must have reached the age of
sixty-fve and have resided the pre-
vious FIVE years in the District to be
eligible for admission. Indigency itself
is not cause for admission, though It
is assumed that most of those who ap-
ly will be without funds. A man with
any money and who can meet the other
requirements, who desires to enter the
home, may do SO by depositing his rss-
sessions with the trustees. II. at any
time he should choose to leave the
home. the money would be returned to
the time he has spent in the institution.
John JOY Edison, president of the trust
company, said today that District
charter would be sought for the insti-
tuition at once and board Of trustees
under the charter formed to take over
the manasement of the institution and
the trust.
The Washington times., 1912-08-03
WOMAN PURCHASES
APARTMENT HOUSE
twenty-five Thousand Dollars
Paid for Rhode Island
Avenue Place.

Mrs. Ada Baumgarten has purchased
the Nahant apartment house, at Rhode
Island avenue and First street north
west. for about $4,000. The building
has six four-room apartments. Harry
V. Bouic & Co., who made the sale.
also report several other sales today.
II. Ward Stutler purchased the new
bungalow recently completed at 1926
Lowell street, Cleveland Park, by Bouic
& 5mmert, for $500.
John q. kondrup bought a lot on New
Hampshire avenue near r street, Is by
12O feet. for about $4,000. This sale
was made in conenction with Story &
Cobb. M. c. OConnor bought the two
family fiat at S6 Todd place for $500.
street northwest for $500, at 1903 Co.
lumbia road for $1,000, and at 1OG Fair
mont street northwest for $500 are
also reported.
The Washington times., 1912-08-03
DR.. Francis Goes South
To Ward Off Plague

Assistant Director Edward Francis. OF
the hygienic laboratory of the Public
Health and Marine Hospital Service.
was detailed yesterday afternoon by
Surgeon General Blue to proceed to New
Orleans to instruct local authorities in
the proper method of warding Off bu-
boric plague. DIR. ]. F. Harrison, OF
Mobile, has been named as a temporary
member of the service for the purpose
of inspecting vessels at that port and
ordering fumigations where required.
Congressional interest in the bubonic
plague situation was indicated by the
OF a resolution by Con-
gressman Foss. who seeks an investiga-
ton of whether Cuba is living up to
the terms of the treaty of 1908. whereby
she agreed to keep her cities In sani-
tary condition. The resolution asks for
the appointment Of a commission of f1ve
who shall report to the next session OF
Congress.
The Washington times., 1912-08-03
Advapces Are Coming
In Dry Goods Prices

CHICAGO. Aug. S.-Retail dry goods
prices are higher here today, and the
prediction is made by the leading re-
tail stores that still further advances
NAV be expected soon. Staple prints
were selling today at an advance OF a
quarter cent a yard. The reason as
signed to the advance is the increase of
cost OF raw materials.
In a statement to the retail trade, one
OF the largest local dry goods houses
today said the advance in raw cotton
and wool and the curtailment OF manu-
facture during the last few months
would cause a scarcity of the finished
product before the fall season Is far ad-
Vanced.