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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16

\ healthy body should mean healthy
and vigorous brain. and. working in
harmony. bring results 'Jat show the
teacher the reward - Justly due her
profession, An understanding of the
mental aud physical condition of the
pupils under her is the first requisite
To- arm 'hr teacher for her task Of i'm.
parting the knowledge of the text to
them This gained the battle is more
than half won Dr Nichols brOugh this
out yividly in his discussions of Ade.
noids. which subject he had been re.
qurstcd bv the teachers Of the Institute
20 mention in his lecture. lie explained
10 them the Importance Ot an early rec.
oguitlon of this condition, the facial
appearance of the mouth breather, the
general symptoms and grave after ef.
tccis 20 the student, the smggishnesS
aud mental hcpctudc of the pupil AT.
frrtcd by this nasal obstruction, and ia
conclusion gave the surgeons knife as
the only remedy. This paragraph Of
his lecture must result in gres' good to
the youth ot our city and county ns the
information IN It is applied by our
teachers.
Dr. Nichols had the whole attention
of III" Institute in the discussion Of
Ccrchro Spinal Meningitis, one Of the
most dreaded malades with which the
medical profession has 70 DO in our
country at this time. His discussion
was not different from the class lee.
lures one could hear in the medical col
irgcs of the country, except that MS
language varied only 10 meet the re-.
quircmcnt aud apprcria'i ION of a lay au.
dicncc. He made plain % the Institute
the difference between infectious and
contagious diseases. aud emphasized the
Importance of thinking in systematic
arrangement in studying the wide field
covered 10y all diseases,
The speaker covered the entire hlS.
torical story Of ccrebro Spinal Meniu.
gifts, It's origin, growth and various ep.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16
CHAIRMAN HnLEs CONFIDENT
OF TAFT'S SUCCESS

Chicago, H., Aug l4,--Charlcs y.
Ililles, chairman Of the Republican ma.
ti0nal committee arrived in Chicago to.
day and launched the presidential cam
paign for the Republican party. with
the assertion that he considered that
he considered the Democratic party the
enemy TO be fought aud that Mr., VII.
sou was the man who would have to
be defeated 10 assure President TAFT :
reelection.
Mr. II Hes made no reference to Col,
Roosevelt or the Progressive party, eN.
cept in terse, caustic replies To intcrro.
cations by interyiewers. Then he spoke
OF the third party movement as the
"third term party,
The President $ former secretary met
the members ot the Republican cXccu.
tive committee in conference aud met
score of state leaders, lie said he
felt more encouraged and confident Of
Republican success than he had AT any
time since President Taft's rcuomina.
tion.
'Our friends think the tariff will be
the issue in this campaign, said Mr.,
lIilles, "and | am inclined 20 think the
fight for the presidency will center about
that issue,
"The Chicago headquarters will have
charge Of the campaign work in nearly
all of the country west of Indiana, ex
cepting the Pacific coast states, where
the work will bo directed from head,
quarters at Portland, ore,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16
SCHOOL OPENS NEXT MONDAY
signed

After summer vacation 6lird with
Improvements along all line, that will
help 20 make the coming school ycur
q .""ccss. the Turumrari schools viii
open all doors 70 receive the pupil,
next MONDAY morning. During the sum.
m"r the rooms nave been thoroughly
cleansrd, many Of hem painted aud
calclmincd aud all frame buildings
painted on outside walls and roof. aud
everything put in first class shape from
the standpoint ot stu'ation. Each room
he standpoint Of sanitation. Each room
'aius near the door ur inside the room,
50 that the water will hr more handy
than it has been ~ the past Each
fountain Is provided with an Zee box
80 that the water il lee cold during the
warmer season New stovcs have been
purchased for the rooms whore the fur.
mace j. not convenient.
Onc Improvement that will be arprc.
ciaicd not only by the pupils but by
the patrons ~ wei, is the fact that
sidewalks have been provided about tine
buildings ~ the Central, and hat the,
arc also completed along the west side
~ rhird street from the Opera House
TO the High school
Very few changes have been planned
in the general conduct of he schools,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16
BASE BALL SUNDAY

There will be rousIng good game
Of base ball here sunday afternoon
between Dahart and Tueumcari. In.
formation has been received that the
Dalhart boys will arrive on 33 sunday
morning with big bunch of loyal
rooters aud the game is Of the most
promising interest.
Tucumcarl should turn out TO these
games and help support the investment
recently made in new grounds, grand
stand and other Improvements, and by
this way show their appreciation of
the efforts and expense put forth, II
they approve of the sport.
sunday afternoon at 8 p. m, the
game will he called.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16
ARTEsIA rs EXCITED
OVER THE OIL FIELD THERE

Artesia, y. NJ, Aug. 1.-THE Pecos
Valley OH & Gas Go. that erected
derrick to sink a well on the Martin
farm, south Of Artesia, has sold its
outfit consisting of a we'll rig, 5000 feet
OF pipe and leases to the several hun.
dred acres Of land to the Higgins Oil
Company, one Of the largest operating
companies Of Beaumont, Texas, who
will carry ou the work begun and bring
in another we'll rig from the Beaumont
field.
Representatives of the Higgins Com.
pany will make arrangements for oper.
stioRs, The oil excitement is increas.
ing and continues TO attract oil men
from various sections Of the country.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16
souTHwEsTERNs WIN THE
TUcUMCARI BALL GAME
Bring Home the Bacon From the New
Mexico City as Promised. Was
Good Game

The Southwestern ball team returned
this morning from Tucumcari and they
brought back the bacon, having de.
fcated Tucumcari 20 the tune Of 10 to
on Tucumcari's 5 new ball diamond.
II looked for a ime as If the South.
westerns would have to come home and
leave the bacon, but the big rally start.
ed in the ninth inning. Hughson, the
Tucumcari pitcher, walked the first four
men, bringing in one run and the score
then stood 7 to 8. q. NJ. King came up
70 the bat and knocked three base bit
and brought in three men. The next
man flied out aud then Alysworth came
up and hit two bagger, bringing in
King. There was only one out when
-four runs were made.
A home run was made in the seventh
inning by Hughson.
The Southwestern boys received fine
treatment, they say; The score:
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16
LARGE CROWD
ATTENDS PICNIC
Speakers Gave Interesting Addresses
and Explain How to Do Dry Farm
ing Successfully Here
CROPS ARE IN FINE CONDITION
Tucumcari Band Furnished Excellent
Music and Everybody Had a Good
Time--other Amusements

Thursday Of this week was held
grand picnic az the Experimental Farm,
3 miles east Of lucumcari, and while
"a few light showers fell during the
day and a heavy rain on Tuesday and
Wednesday, that caused many from a
distance and also a large number who
would have gone out from town, to be
unable 10 attend, yet there was good
sized crowd present, ana the program
was carried out 10 a queen 5 taste, es.
peCislly the dinner.
Mr. Mundell, the manager Of the
station, had seats, shade, water and
everything possible Tor the comfort and
convenience Of his guests, and most
pleasant time was the expression of
the many who attended.
A glimpse at the various crops will
convince the most skeptical that by
utilizing scientific methods and working
the crops can be grown successfully in
Quay county.
The Tucumcari Cornert Band was
present and assisted greatly in the en-.
tertaiument.
The barbecued meats were excellent
and the dinner was correctly managed
in every detail aud the occasion is one
that will long be remembered.
The large crowd was addressed by
Mr.. Muirhcad as master Of ceremonies,
who introduced the speakers Of the day
in his usual pleasing manner:
Prof X. S. Trumbull, of Roy, Agri
cultural Observer for the f.. p. 4 y.
w, Railway who gave an interesting
talk along dry farming lines.
DR.. w. +. Garrison, Of Messilla Park
was the next speaker, and he, TOO,
spoke along the same line and threw
much light on the possibilities of dry
farming methods and gave many good
suggestions to the farmers as to why
and how they could make success in
New Mexico by utilizing the moisture
by the dry farming process.
Then our own dear Uncle "Kline
from Obar, gave one Of his rattling
good talks, and captured the hearts Of
his audience, especially the school
mans, for vou know Uncle Kline "
j. single aud has "ueyer yet been hiss.
ed. "
A foot race was pulled off between
a Mr., Smith ami l.. Ridley, one Of the
band boys. Mr. Ridley Won this con.
test.
The day was a grand one for all
those who attended aud they will long
for another opportunity to visit the OK.
perimeu,al farm, whore we trust our
farmers gained many valuable pointers
which they will adopt for future use
in helping 20 develop New Mexico
unlimited resources aud make Il one Of
the best states in the union.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16
CAME RIGHT BACK AT HIM

One OF the officials Of the Midland
railway coming from Glenwood Springs
recently was telling a young married
woman On the train how wonderfully
productive Colorado's irrigated ground
In.
"Really," he explained, otis so rich
that girls who walk on II have big feet
II just simply makes their feet grow. :"
"Huh" was the young woman g re-
joinder, "sOme OF the Colorado men
must have been going around walking
on their hsadS.o
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY
QUAY COUNTY INSTITUTE

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16
NEWS FROM THE STATE
w. G. T. u. CONVENTION

The following officers were elected AT
the State Convention of the Womans
Christian Temperance Union, in ses
sion last week at Santa Fe; President
Mrs. Adclla \, Scott of Campana; Vice
president Mrs, Kathryn B. Patterson
Of Santa fe; Secretary, Miss Sarah d
Timer, of Hudson, Treasurer, Mrs III
Ia o. Wood, of Santa Fe.
The retiring president, Mrs. 5. G. Nut
ter, Of Clovis, was made editor of ia,
" Scarchlight the official paper of the
organization, stipulated salary being
provided
In points Of attendance and enthus
Iasm, the convention was the best IN
New Mexico s history.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16

The above is corrected report Of
the game as taken from the Fl Paso
Herald, which was compared with the
official score card.
The game was very interesting up
10 the seventh inning when Tucumcari's
pitcher commenced 10 weaken caused
from king home run just preceding
the retirement Of the locals. and the
chmax came in the ninth inning when
he passed -four men in succession,
The visitors are good players and
conducted themselves in n gentlemanly
manner during their stay here and we
nope they will come again, AT which
time we will try TO hang on 20 the
" bacon -
They were warm in their praise Of
the way they were treated here and
want TO come up again for two games
Sunday. Sept |, and on Labor Day,
September 2.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16
A LUCKY FIND

II 10 amusing 10 see small hoy s
eyes stick out until you could shave
them OF with yard stick, but that
is what Glen Harrison s eyes did few
days ago, when he found watch and
some silver money, that was lost, left
or placed upon the ground by some one,
To say he was excited, expresses it
mildly.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16
REBEKAH's INSTALL OFFICERS

The installation of the officers OF
Ruth Lodge was feature worthy of
note last week, and enjoyed by all
present, Refreshments were served and
n good time generally was their ex
periemcc. The officers are as follows;
" G.--Mrs. Anna DeOlivera
Y, G.--Mrs, Marie Jacobs
Secretary-Mrs. Minnie Pack
Treasurcr-Mrs, John 2, Hart
=. G,--Miss Bell Parker
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16
Totals ------34 10 8 27 s
Tucumcari

Score by innings:
Southwestern . 0 0 l 90 l 0 6--l0.5.5
Tucumcari % 0 l40l l 0 0-7.lO.6
Batteries uthwestern, Fisher and
King; Tucumcsri, Hughsou aud Town.
send.
summary: Home run-IIughson.
Three base hits--Stewart Orrick,
Fisher ami Alysworth.
Struck out--By Fisher, 10; by Hugh
son, 9.
Base on balls--OR Fisher l; Of
Hughson, II.
Passed ball-Townsend,
Time Of game 55.
umpires-Linebaugh, Menefee aud
Morris.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16

f.. Pack left on No. AZ Wednesday
morning for Chattanooga, Tenn, hay'
ing received notice that his mother was
dangerously i'll. She lives there.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16
AUDITORIUM FILLED TO 0vERFL lowing
WITH INTERESTED LISTENERS
Development-Proper
Professions Citizens Putting Forth Efforts


number special of the Teachers County Institute
dosing Eastern New Mexico the
Dr. IT, D. Nichols the r. r. W. this
number Audi
o Buhling, Wednesday
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16

wish 10 extend hearty vote Of thanks
for their able lectures and for he as.
7lstanc" given us during the Institute.
aud to Prof Henderson aud the lIipu
School Orchestra for their excellent
entertainments
SIXTH-To the kind and thoughtful
people of Tucumcari. who have shown
us so many courtcsics; 10 the CONNER.
rial Club. who has provided entertain.
ment for us; AMI to the school board
Of the Tucumcari schools, who have al.
lowed US the privilege of the High
school building, we wish 20 extend q
vote of thanks in due appreciation of
same
SENENTH-Aud be- it further Rcsoy
ed that q copy of these resolutions bc
presented TO each Of the papers of Quay
county for publication aud q copy be
spread upon the minutes.
Signed
VIM. }, Johnson, Chairman
Mrs. i. X. Mace
Mrs. NJ. \. Hickey
Miss Vera Quay White
", +. Wall
j. G. Williams
Com on Resolutions
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16
DR. H. D. NICHOLS, LOCAL SURGEON FOR f.
P8SW, LECTURES TEACHERS INSTITUTE

Explains Proper Diagnosis of Adenoids Request Of
Institute and Tells of the Great Work Being Done by
the Sanitary Boards of the Nation in Conjunction
With the Schools in the Eradication Of
the Condition.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16

The News TO Jan 1, 1914, for 800
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-16

The News to Jan |, 1914, for Sl,OO
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
Judge Sutter Marries;;
 Surprises Friends

Fred sutter, indge of the superior court o! Cochise county. is now 6 | married man and is speeding with 6
 bride, "ho vas Mrs Ejns NJ McGev- ock, i Bishee, on Southern Pacific
 train Tor San Frar cisco or scme oi the
 besch towns in Ca !forpis
 There is something of roms srce s
 bit out of the usnal connected nith the marriage h,ch took place here [ yesterday afternoon at the residence Of w J Dixon, lC05 Nof;h Sixth ave- nue.
 Judge sutter and his bride. to- he
 wanted 10 get away rom 'he'r friend. Tn Tombstone co that they would not be given s concert by artists on COW bells, tin cane and horse fddles. They wanted to be married quietly and l peacefully without having ribbons oi baby blue tied to heir trunks. They wanted to avoid the showel2 oi old shoes and .ice. They wanted 10 en- y themselvea in peaceful. quiet manner. So they we-e no, n srried in Cochi-e county where the young lady l ved and Where the judge holds court --hoth kinds. They both quietly boarded the Southwestern train lesv ing their home town Saturday morn ing They avoided suspicion by not seeing each oth'r. ard they came to
 tucson. Az so6n Es they arrived here they got in hack and drove to the court bonse where the iu'ge secured a liceusr. sh"ok hands with few friends and. wearing smi.e yard wide. went hack to the carriage and drove to the home of Rsv DixoD He had tele- ph"ned to :he minist-r before leaving the county cleIk's ,ffice
 After tbe ceremony they drove tu the station aud caught the neat train west.
 We wanted to avoid some q. our friends in Cochise." said the Judge ''sLd we have surprised them l have finished the term D. court. Had c In Of csses. Nov we will take ~eddir 2 trip going to the coss..'
 The judge got away from the ccurt house before msny people ile ere kbew he was in town and only three or four knew that he had secured s iicense. The br'de- O. he sat in the hack and looked mighty pretty Judge sutter Is 10 te congra' 'ulsted
 The friends Of the judge n Cochise and over the state vii! be glad 10 learn of he wedding Tucson Star. 1
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
From Tuesdays Daily

Cyrus Lindei., editor of the New State, published st Phoenix in the interest of he color,d pnpnls'ion. is a Tom bs.one visitor in b. half oi his publication. Mir Lindell is sn able snd interesting writer and doing much good for the advancement Of his race His excellent publication is meeting with deserved and liberal support throughout the state.
 Miss Bessie Schumsker, 6 former Tom ostone young lady is a visitor in the city for few weeks from Tucson the guest of her iriepd, Mss nrsce G,liep.
 'Old P.squale," known to all pas, and present generations of the Uni versity of ATE ma ty that name and no other. has ,s' been retired from ssrSice sith pension. As jaDi'or al 'he university. he hss swept and dus. ed he university buildings from the very beginning of ihs. institGtiou % ysarssgo.
 Cashier c A McDonald of tho Citi z'n- Bank X Trust Co "f Bisbee Wa: brief Ionbstone visitor todsy from the big Ipper camp.
 Father W 4 Meur-r. of St Patrick' Catholic church at Bisbee, vel, Lrowr ip Tombstone will leave th S mofain, for New York. whence he will sail fo Europe, and visit Germany. Italy France, England and Ireland, spend. ing the entire sun mer abroad.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
Court Cases Filed
SUI ERIoR COURT

Suit 7?. Fernando Martina vs Delfiua Martiuo. divorce.
 Suit 80 filed. W R Sonnet, vs Ida L Benpett; divorce.
 Suit sl. Agnes ChsmpAgne- vs stsniclsus Champagne; div rec. Suit s1. Mary Ann Davis ys k W Davis; divorce.
 PROBATE PRocrEpIsGs
 Est Win Besttie, decree settling final acct.
 Eat Gus swanson July IS at 1 p. 10. day hearing application for letters.
 Es: JF wisb: order publication notice 10 CTS.
 Est J H Jones; order admitting will 10 probate, and issuing letters teeta- mentaty IoG V Hsrdley.
 Este Epoch R and Emma Jones; order authorizing admr to sell certain prop.
 Est and guardianship Roblas min CTS; final acct approved. guardian die- charged, sureties released, est closed.
 SUPERIOR COURT Suit s3. K L Mckinney vs Nancy Mckinney; divorce.
 sui, S4. Eleanor Kinney ys Joseph Kinney; divorce.
 Suit s5. Carmen Moreno Ys Ans- | stacio Moreno; divorce. PROBATE PROCEEDING
 Est F. )acklip; order to show cause shy order sale of req! estate should not be made, July 10 ct pm. day hearing. E-t Annie N York; order confirms ing sale real estate; July IS at p. m. day settlement acc, directing notice to be given, etc. Est Rs!sels and Lore.to Veriarde; H E. Dugau appointed admr.
 Est Chss 6 Stevens: order appoint ing JuIy IS s, 10 n day settlement acct, etc.
 E-t stephen 8 Reed; July Is st 10 8 m, day hearing petition of G A Walker for letters.
 Est HildAh Ashburh; July IS at 10 & n day hearing petition o FAshburn for letters.
 Est E Mccall; July IS day for i probate of will.
 Est NJ Barker; July iS st ru day settle acct. Est J W Frederick; order appoint ing T R Brand, admr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
Will Try Alleged
 Mail Car Robbers

Charged with participation in rob- ping mail car of sl5,O00 at Clifton recently ,s man named Carroll v ho We. arrested st Kewanee, Ill.,, was deliver- ed Saturday night to the Unitt q Stste's Msrehaps office in Tucson by United States Chief Deputy Marshal o G Addleman and Deputy Charles Black of the United States mar shsl's office of the southern district of Illinois.
 Tao alleged Clifton sccomplices will also be arraigned with him. war- rants having be.n D iss ned for tbeir or. rect,
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
Marriage Licenses
 Recently Issued

The following marriage license. have teen issued by Clerk James re. centIy:
 AE Crsvford of Bisbee to wed Car ris Baldwin of Watkins, N Y. Horace Guthrie to wed Nell Robin SOD, both os Douglas. Vim Alston Co w,d Ada Murdock both of Douglas Hensy Wimberly to wed Nell Wood both of DougIss.
 John B Hsrt to wed Marion Batson both Of Bisbee.
 John H Patton to wed Fl renee O'Longscre, both of Douglss.
 Jo, Shirley to wed Bessie Keily, both oi Douglas.
 DC Nae,ons to wed ZeIls Bsrtell both ot Fl Psso.
 WI Miller to wed B.rd Blair. both of Apache.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
Party Reports
 Favorable Outlook

Highly encouraged at the manner Of which work is progress ng and the excellence of tha chewing attained, a party of the cheers and stockholders of the Arizous Oil compe y returned to Douglas Sunday. They feel seeured. they cay, that the Lost Hills Basin Oil field will make good.
 The Dispatch says: "The com- pany's we'll is now down S35 feet with an excellent average of daily progress with the rig. There has been c strong seep.ee of .. Il for several days The ga, Apw is considerably heavier DOW then ct any previous time."
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-16
Ten Applications
 for Citizenship

Ten spplicants for naturalization papers wers before Clerk T E James today ss follows:
 Joseph Tonkovich. Pirtieviile. Theo. Holtsne. Douglas
 Aldoiph Holtaoe. Douglas. Ole Hol'sne. Douglas.
 Adolph Bohn, Douglas. August Miller, Pirtleville. Aiexsoder Pietr .aewski. Bisbes. AIel Carson. Bi-b.e. John Stevens, Bi.bse. Esrneet Sundquist. Bisbee.