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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-01-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, &. -. LauC
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico,
December 26, 1911

~ ~ 'N'h w ~ HA'NA'i - - lANlAl
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico,
December 20, 1911
Notice is hereby given that James A..
Scott, of Casilcbcrry, y. Mex, who oil
May -, 1895, made II. f., No, S52s, for
SIG SWii See. 10, NJ NWA See. IL
aud Add1 Ol3535, made June 20. 1910
for the NJ. sWl, See. 10, Township II
\, Range 20 h., y. NJ. L Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make Gnal
Five Year Proof, 10 establish claim TO
the land above described, before Regis.
ter and Receiver, L. $. Land Office, at
Tucumcari, n. Mex, on the lith day of
February, 1912,
Claimant of witnesses: James s. Shaff
Mrs. NJ. Il. Shat, i. w. Lawing, all
of Tucumcari, n, Mex, and j. C. Scott,
Of Bard City, \. Mex.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
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Department Of the Interior, T.. s.. Land
Office At Tucumcari. New Mexico,

Department Of the Interior, L. :. Land
Office at Tucumcari. New Mexico,
January ". 1872
Notice j., hereby given that Dclmou
Riley. of Tucumcari, y. Mex. who. un
March -, 1905. made ". H., so. 2I2O5.
for SELL, Section -. Township ~ ~.
Range 81 T.. ". VI. =. Meridian. has dlrd
notice at intention to make Final Five
Year Proof, - establish claim H. the
land above dc.cribcd. before Register
aud .icc"i,or, Z. :. Land Onicc. nt Tu.
"umcari, \. McN, on the 2Gth day Of
February, 1912.
Claimant names "a, witnesses: r.. \.
Wayne, W. \, Dodson, .. T.. Hoover.
j. J." Wood, all of %Tucumcari, y. VI.
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ROCK ISLAND TO DANISH
THE HAT RACKS
No Grips are to Be Placed In Them
and Later All Will Be Removed

Topeka, kans.. Jan. 2O.-A bulletin
from the Office of the general passenger
agent Of the Rock Island in Tnpckn
"nuiions all passenger train brnkcmcn
aud pOrtcrs against the habit Of pas,.
cnp"rs in placing grips aud snit ease,
IN hat racks aud IN the aislrs Of rnache,
II l. the duty uf the trainmeu 10 see
that nothing but light wraps aud pack.
ages remain in the overhead racks.
Nothing j. allowed in the a%islcs.
This bulletin of caution came ~ a
result of y recent damage suit Of 81.
900 paid 10y the Rock Island Company
I" II woman who was hit IN the head
with u falling suit ease. Also fr,m the
payment of $500 damage, 70 u man
who tell over u suit ease that was left
IN the aisle of u coach.
The Rock Island has had the anti.
grip nuisance rule in effect for some
time. Like many rules however. 1t was
only observed carele~sly 10y traiumrn.
Accidents resulting from neglect iu en-.
force the order brought the rule I, light
aud the passenger department has bul.
i"tincd u special rule 10 all hrakcmcn
aud porters.
II il argued by the railroad company
that hat racks are made for hats.wraps,
aud light packages, They never were
intended for grips aud suit eases aud
heavy package. II Il, pointed ont also
that the ai>lcs were constructed for the
purpose Of u passenger thorouphfurc
aud not for storage purposes.
The railroad company furnishes bag
gage ears aud free checking privileges
for the passengers with luggage. II
they 10 not care Ia cncrk their ppck
ages or grips in the baggage car they
must take them Ia their seats or place
them beneath their feet. No more hca.
w parcels in hat rack, ~ in the %uislc-.
The railroad company has paid many
damage claims To passengers who were
injured when u sui, ease fell from -
hat rack or when they stumbled ever y
grip IN the aisle.
THE new law i, strict on the point -
said ". &. Cartridge. claim agent of the
Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado.
aud ~ Paso divisions. when u pa.
iron il injured through the hat rack
ar the aisle neglect we are almost re-.
spOusihlc without q defense. We have
paid many claims of the kind aud the
bulletin on the odd order will ms Ike the
trainmen more cautious.
THE hat rack j. not the place for
u suit ease or grip. The aiSl"N are no,
tor the purpose of storing these par.
GELS. II Il passenger wishes IL keep
these things with him he must take
them with him 10 his seat. II il for
the protection OF the passengers ~
well ns the railroad company. \ lurcir
If u ear may cause serious injury - q
person below q loaded hat rack.
lit has been my contention that hat
racks are useless, that they should lac
removed. notice that some road.
have bocn substituting racks that can
hc used for hats aud wraps only. II =
only Il question 4 time until all com.
punies come to this.
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NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION
Department ut the Interior. 4. :. Lar
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico,

Department ut the Interior. 4. :. Land
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico,
December 80, 1911
Notice is hereby given that Daniel
W. Kline, Of Hudson, y. Mex, who, on
January 9, 1907, made ". f., No. lIlsg,
for SEA, Section ~, Township ~ ~.
Range 81, h., y. NJ. =. Meridian. ha,
filed notice Of intention 10 make Final
Five Year Proof, 10 establish claim Ia
the land above described, before Reg.
ister and Receiver, u. s. Land ONCE, at
Tucumcari. y. Mex. on the 18th day OF
%'ebruary 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses. r. y.
Taylor. Squire Decker, John NJ. Rhodes.
Tom Carroll, all at Tucumcari, y. Mcx.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, L. :. Land
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico,

department OF the Interior, u - lAauu
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico,
December 80, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that Johnnie e..
Benedict, OF Dodson. New Mexico, who,
an December II, 1906, made ma entry,
No. 1865. for SWl, SWii, Section -,
Eis SEA aud SEA NEL, Section 80,
and Addl II. H., oll2l2, Nay Il, 1909,
for the NWh SWii, Section -, Town.
ship . 80 Range % f., y. NJ. =. Mcri-
dian, ha, led notice Of intention To
make Final Five Year Proof, TO cstah.
lish claim TO the land above described
before the Register and Receiver, L. :
Land Onicc, at Tucumtari, y. Mexico
ou the Goth day of January, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: r. j
Norman, of Looncy, n. Mex, r.. Il
Garrett, Tucumcari, n Mex, s. T.. Par
ker, Dodson, n, Mex, viii Caps, bod
son, n. Mex, r, A. Webb, Quay, y. Mex.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. L. -. Land
Onicr at Tucumcari. New Mexico,
December 20, 1911

UNIV ~ lN'UIhcHTl' We" MtAlfu'
December 20. 1911
Notice is hereby given that r. j,
holmes, for the heirs Of Edward Holmes
deceased. Of Nocona. Texas, who on
January -. 1907, made II. h., No. lII33
for NWii. Section ~, Township : n.
Range 80 f., \. NJ. y. Meridian. has
led notice Of intention TO make Final
Five Year Proof, 10 establish claim 20
the land above described, before Reg.
ist"r aud Receiver. United States Land
Office. at Tucumcari, y. Mex, on the
l2th day Of February, 1912.
Claimant names a. witnesses: s.. ",
Masscngill. q. Dowd, l.. NJ. Head. II. G.
stephens, all of Curry, y. Mexico.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, T.. :. Land
Office AZ ~Tucumcari, New Mexico,
December &c. 1911

Office az Tucumcari, New Mexico.
December 90, 1911
Notice is hereby given that Charles
Sherman Strait, ~ Tucumca,. y. Mcx,
who, on December q, 1905, and u. h.,
No. $685.. for SEA, Section II, Town.
ship 10 ~, Range 80 T.. y. NJ. p. Mcri.
dian, has Gled notice of intention "a
make Final Five Year Proof. 10 Is.
tablish claim 10 the land above describ.
ed, before Register aud Receiver, l.. :,
Land Office, AZ T%ucuHcari, y. VI ex., on
the 18th day of February, 1872.
Claimant names rs witnesses: T.. =.
Moore, r. T.. Moore, both of Moore, y.
Mex, Henry Smith. David Fred White,
9th Of Tucumcari, y. Mexico.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, u. >. Land
Onice al Tucumcari, New Mckee,
December 20, 1911
Notice is hereby given that w. II.
Bryant, of Tucumcari, n. Mex, who, on
August %, 1906, made II. b. Ma. l0l43,
for EIs Swh aud So SEA, section %,
Township II ~, Range ~ r.. n, NJ. r.,
Meridian has filed notice of intention
to make Final Five Year Proof, to es.
ablish claim to the land above described
,efore Register aud Receiver, 4. =. Land
Office at Tucumcari, \, Mex, on the
l2th day Of February, 1912,
Claimant names as witnesses; Is. +
Hancock, Chas. CallersOn, Felix Toner.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, &. =. Land
Office Ht Tucumcari, New Mexico,
December 20. 1911

Ohice at Tucumcari, New Mexico,
December 20. 1911
Notice IL hereby given that Laura
Whitaker, formerly Laura Conner, If
Tucuncari. y. Mex. who on March 9,
1906, made II. H.. No. 1881. for NWi
Swh VIZ NWl, NEL NWI, Section
., Township 10 ~, Rang" 80 r.. y. Mp.
Meridian. has filed notice of intention
10 make Final Five Year Proof. Ia es.
tablish claim to the land above de.
Scribed, before Register and Receiver
T.. =. Land Office, at Tucumcari. n. Mex.
on tho 18th day OF February, 1912.
Claimant names rs witnesses: ollie
OthO Girdner. Harry NJ. Brown, Sursau
l.. Looncv, Thomas =. Moore. all of
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, 4. <. Land
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico,

January II, 1872
Notice is hereby given that James
Harvey. of Tucumcari y. Men, who, ou
January 30, 1904, made II. f., No. 1915.
Tor NEiI, Section "a. Township - y.
Range 80 T.. y. NJ. T.. Meridian. has filed
notice Of intention to mako Final Five
Year Proof, 20 establish claim 10 the
baud above described, before Register
and Receiver, T.. :. Land office, ut Tn
cumcari, y. NJ, on February 20. lgl2.
Claimant name, a., witnesses: Can.
dclaric Flores. Eustario Gonzales. Tone
rs Lopez, Jack County, an of Tucumrari
New Mexico,
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People who fly by night are anxious
10 get away, and therefore dom go in
air ships.
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Y. V, Gallcgos, Receiver
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pyHic THEATER.

Young America as exemplified in the Boy Scouts who visited the popu- lar Lyric Theater last Saturday aft ernoon, voiced their enthusiastic ap- preciation ill genuine Boy Scout fash ion. It was a genuine pleasure to witness the varying expressions on the different faces as the motion pic tnres portrayed events that occurred in England, France, Germany, Per- sia and America. As an object les son it was complete success.
 Tomorrow, Monday, there will be an entire change of program. Miss Riyes. charming comedienne, will introduce some new songs in coniunc- tion with some unique toe dancing. The De Ano duo are novelty contor- tionists who override all the laws of anatomy and demonstrate the pos abilities of the human frame. "Flex- ible Frederick" is a novelty enter tainer who will entertain in a new and pleasing manner, and the Jewell Sisters, harmonious singers. will round out an excellent and varied bill
 Commencing tomorrow there will be change in the regular policy of this
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they can "deliver the goods" Is novelty, is always big drawing card, which proves. too. that tho public is always ready to laugh. Frank Palm CT served many years on the Chi- cago. New York and other eastern papers and then he entered vaude- vile. His humor was not confined to his cartoons, for he was gifted with natural wit, which he lost no time in bringing into play. with the re- suit that his monologue and cartoons constitute one of the mist high-priced
 "single' acts that vaudeville agents acquired, and he. too, will be among the shining lights of this weeks big Princess bill.
 There will also be real blackface comedy act on the bill. Blockson and Burns, billed as two funny men," | and that's enough, when one stops to
 think about 1t, are bringing into the | palatial Princess a repertoire of
 Broadway's latest song hits and paro-
 dies, interspersed with D dialogue that Is guaranteed to make a statue
 laugh, and there are no statues in
 the Princess, but men and women who
 appreciating the best vaudeville the 1 city has ever seen. are patronizine this house as never before.
 Fred Hamill and Charles Abate, l comedian and high-class yiolinist,
 will be numbered samong those pres
 ent," beginning Monday. This act
 also has a number of new songs, ] which have made a big hit for them
 over the circuit, and the violin play
 ing of Abate is regarded as the in. depreciation of an artist.
 And then there will be a little bit
 of love. Oh joy-or, bliss! It's the truth, and this is the 'lovingist" love
 that ever bound with the endearing
 threads romance affinities together. Eddie Redway and Gertrude Lawrence are sponsors for this nitty creation which is sure cure for the 'groucn" and is regarded as the greatest re- cancellation medicine ever turned cut of "Dan Cupid's' iaccory. Eda.e afid sounds real loving io being with, don't it?--Will offer a sketch, Loves Lovelogue,' which all the leap year birls should see and which the men just won't keep away from. For dashing, ''gingery" and 'pcppery' action, this skit has the best of romance looking like breach of promise suit. It Is he real goods and is administered with many laughs and heart throbs. flo. Springs is strong for the "throbs,o anyway; go Eddie and Gertrude aill please step forward Notice Eddie ia before Ger trude. That is why Gertrude is after Eddie. A Leap Year illustration, you see. Don't miss this show at the Princess.
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send us the musical comedy, "The
 Sweetest Girl in Paris" with Trixie
 Friganza as the star, and with large company of capable players. This ex-
 trayaganza, which tops everything
 yet offered in musical comedy. Is tIhe work of three authors that have many successes tio their credit. The Sweetest Girl in Paris" is the inven- ton of Addison Burkhardt, who has written "The Runawaysv and "Chow- Chow,' and Collin Davis, who re. write "The Three Twins" Mir. Burk- hardt has prepared the dialogue; Mr Davis the songs and rhymes. while the music is by that very popular writer. Joseph F. Howard, who has nearly a score of comedies to his name, among them being The Time, the Place and the Girl" "The Land of Nod,' and others.
 The story of "The Sweetest Girl in Paris concerns an American girl of good birth who is study ing art in the gay capital. Her chaperon is her aunt; and her love affairs concern every character in the Ilay, which the authors. Addison Burkhardt and Collin Davis, have constructed. A the Auditoriuml Tuesday. January 16.
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1.-THE FORTUNE HUNTER.

"The Fortune Hunter' Winchell Smiuh's great comedy, which is to be revealed to theatre-goers in this city for the first time, Monday, January 15. at the Auditorium, is one of the biggest success the. firm of Cohan and Harris have had since forming their partnership, seven years ago.
 This play was first produced at the Gaiety Theater, New York, in Sep tember, 1908, and ran through two solid seasons and the returning sum- mer with about four weeks Iay-off during the real hot spell.
 Probably no play produced in this generation has been the theme of so much diseussien as The Fortune Hunter' Editorials have been writ ten about 1t. in fact the New York Journal devoted whole page 10 tn } praises of the play, and strongly urg- ed all Americans to see it.
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playhouse. There will be two matI- nees in the afternoon, commencing at ? o'clock and running to 5 From to 7:30 there will be conisnu- ous picture show, consisting of three reels of daylight motion pictures. From 730 to 10 the regular bill will be shown, vaudeville and motion pic turess On Wadnagdav nietht thnra will be handsome 42-piece china din- ner set given away. absolutely free. and without any obligation whatever
 The change in prosram is at the re- quest of number of patrons who desired continuous performance
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BATTLE IN ECUADOR.

Guayaquil. Jan. 1s-An official of the provisional government here today says that q battle was fought Thursday between the provisional troops and force of Quito soldiers near Huigra. The engagement last. ed nearly all day with victory favor ing the Guayaquil government, bu, lack of ammunition compelled the pro visionalists to retire.
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Girl in Paris Auditorum Wednesday, January 1eth.

Glocker the audience will see one of the most excruciatingly funny nov city water juggling acts that has ever been in vaudeville. This is the first time that an act of this kind has been to the Princess and their debut is being awaited with much interest by patrons and management.
 Men in public life are subject to more or less ridicule. and the fame
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ing some, eh? If, then, that would be considered by you a remarkable feat what would you think if you were told that, beginning Monday, matinee, at the Princess Charles Glocker will tie tub filled with wa ter to the end Of a sfx-foor rope
 whirl it around, making it perform many curves through the air. and, getting away with the trick with as
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To Sons and Grand Sons of veter- ans of the Civil War. of the G. A. R. You are requested to meet at the hail of the Grand Army Post over the postoffice on Sunday, Jan. IA, 1912 at 2;S0 ?. m. All those wishing to- sign the roll call on James c. Bosley.
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Not a very hard thing to do, is iti What would you say. though, if you say a man actually juggling several bowls of water without spilling any of the aqua pura?o 'Twould be go.
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of the cartoonist is nationwide. 4
 good acrtoonist can always get DO
 sitiou. either on a reputable newspa- per or in vaudeville. and many of them owing to the fact that their act, when
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much water in the tub as when be started Cant be done, you think
 Well, 1t can be done, has been dons and will be done at the Princess next Monday. for in Charles and Anna
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A nuseme
AT THE PRINCESS.

AT THE PRINCESS. Did you ever take pail, fill it with water, whirl it around and around and realize that no water was spilled?
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aswEErEsT GIRL IN PARIS,

After a run Of more than nine months at the Lasalle opera house, Chicago. Manager Harry Askin is to
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BEER TAKEN IN
TWO NIGHT RAIDS
Sheriff Knox and His Deputies Make
Successful Raid on Stores Of
Wet Goods

Forty-five quarts of beer and one
barrel and one-half of bottled amber
fluid were the fruits of two raids made
last night by Sheriff w. E. Knox and
his deputies, John Morrissey and
Frank Kreigh and Constable Warren
Criswell. The forty-five quarts were
found at the home of Rose Clutter, cor
ner Union and Mill streets. and the
other beer was discovered in the
Lille McManus home near the corner
Of Hancock street and Wabash avenue.
The search warrents were issued from
Justice Nosler's court. The trial of the
beer has not yet been set.
Shortly after the raids, Sheriff Knox
left for Kansas City where he will take
into custody Nose Tate. whom Samuel
Harris and Maurice Goodwin claims
robbed them Wednesday evening. The
Kansas City officers captured Tate
yesterday.
Chief Of Police Alva Fielder took
Earnest White to Anamosa yesterday.
White was given ten years by Judge
Hunter yesterday for pleading guilty
to larceny from q hnildin0
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WOMEN
BEGIN SELLING EGGS
Clean Food League Open Sale OF
Farm Product With Ten Cars
Available.

Chicago, Dec. 20.-Chicago's club
women became egg merchants today.
They planned to sellsa million eggs at
twenty.four cents dozen In their
campaign against the high cost of that
commodity. Thirty stations were
opened throughout the city where the
eggs could be purchased from six to
ten cents cheaper than the same
products has been sold by the retail
grocers. They will be sold in three,
six and nine dozen lots.
The 'bargain day sale" is being con-
Quoted under the auspices OF the chi.
cago Clean Food league, which bought
ten carloads of eggs. Sales OF butter,
meat and vegetables will be arranged.
I AS soon as the women opened their
sale retail grocers plastered the front
of their stores with signs offering eggs
at twenty-five cents dozen, two cents
less than the price asked by the wom-
en-. The grocers advertised their
nroduct as guaranteed April storage
eggs" the same quality as sold by the
women.
Quaker Women Drop Price.
Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 20.-The
prices of all grades of eggs are still
coming down in Philadelphia as re-
suit of the campaign conducted by the
housekeepers' league to reduce the
cost of living. The league today
placed on sale selected" storage eggs
at twenty-five cents dozen. The
price charged BY the league for these
eggs a few days ago was twenty.four
cents. Yesterday they sold for twen-
ty-three cents. The prices for the bet.
ter grade of this farm product have
also been reduced.
The women managers of the league
said today they have an almost un-
limited supply of eggs. They are be.
ing received from wholesale egg
dealer who has connections in differ
ent parts OF the country.
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TAFT PARTY is
GIVEN GREETING

Charleston, s. c., Dec. 20.-Charles-
ton friends greeted President Taft and
his party when the presidents special
train bound for Key West halted this
afternoon at Ashley Junction, near
here, to change engines. Mr.. Taft's
cold was much improved and he said
he was feeling fine.
Made an Alligator.
Jacksonville, Fla, Dec. 20.-Presi-
dent Taft will be made an alligator"
tonight by the Morocco temple of the
Ancient Arabic Order Of Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine when he stops in Jack
sonville en- route to Key West
The honor is the highest that can
be conferred on a shriner in Florida.