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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-16
THE TENNIS SEASON

luu>ua. interest IN avn tennis il
noted his year, due partly to the ar.
rival of Two Australian cracks who are
to compete Tor the Davis cup.
Tn" game IT tennis has had yicissi
tudcs, At first it was mostly a Society
affair Ordinary "pikers" used to leer
az II - the dude game, as Sport
devoid of dramatic interest or techui
"al skill. Il appeared principally use.
IN in helping the gilded youth of both
sexes 10 display graceful motions and
curves 20 advantage before galleries Of
2rrtccI spectators.
When Shcicty found out that well
played rcnui, is very like saving wood
only far mere 50, they kicked it out
oi 'hc huc book, a. they had previous,
iy dropped bicycle riding.
fnr game can Ice played on So mex
P"rSivc 4 basis that even the most nm
kcmp' suburb or village is likely 10
have is courts, il it has wide awake
yonng people who prefer athletic com.
ha' "a the encrvating hammock.
Tennis is really most democratic
game. Base ball il SO commercializcd
So costly and elaborate, that men af.
ter leaving school 40 their playing from
the grand stand, Golf at best requires
90 10 10 acres OF land and a force of
care takers.
Tennis calls merely for a back ward
of moderate Ne. while good court
may cost q hundred or two dollars, vet
hosts OF Young people are playing on
basis Of only a few dollars annually
for rackcts, balls, nets, and marking
taps, Others save the last item by
painting the ground with whitewash
lines.
And YOU don't have TO run over q
whole town 10 find your rs competitors
hnt YOU can play whenever your neigh
hor's hoy or girl gets an hour out Of
school, \ sport so easily available I,
worth encouraging for the health and
goor cheer that II brings. Every towr
should have itS public tennis courts.
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-16
BODY OF MAN TAKEN
FROM THE NIAGRA RIVER

Nisprn Fails, y. v, May l3.-Ths
body Of an unidentified man was taken
from he Niagara river tonight, below
'Ar American falls. The only articles
of clothing remaining were shoes and
-'orling, aud black tie.
Lo,, than an hour before the body
was recovered. Constable Marin 81 the
reservation saw q man jump from lht
iron fence above Prospect park lie
w'. swept over the fails II is be
lirycd his body vas The one aiken from
the river " this i, true, IL il the first
time a body has been recovered in less
han Two or three days the falls ordi
uarily holding victims for that lcnptb
pf time
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PARADEs AND PROFESSIONS

The interest felt IN he recent parade
,l Woman surlragists az New York,
suggests what "a factor professions are
In American lie, From the elephants,
tigers, and culliupc ia circus parade. to
h" political turch.light, the procession
- the typical American public festival.
Considering that the people have al.
way, been puradiug since they were
h'" enough ia march with a lunch
hu,act in line for the Sunday school
picnic, II is perhaps singular that thesS
professions are not more effective. The
one idea seems 20 be bigness, TO multi
ply q, nearly iudnity as possible the
marching units, all dressed about alike
The w"rr tired the spectator gets, the
NOR" successful the show,
\ parade is really fine art. whero
groups are arranged with an eye for
harmonies and variety of color. The
nig Masonic pnradcs have shown some
conception of professional possibilities
~ ''' ''"E''E hAbh ~ Nht ANiHi oA
squares, trianglcs, and other symbols.
H. life or death, comedy or tragedy,
the parade is always with us. A group
Of men may individually seem only TO
be- shuffling or shambling specimens.
In company, though they fail TO keep
stop or line somehow the musical i'm
pulse, the contagion Of uniform and
rhythmic motion, more them lift their
heads and look little like real men.
Z" Rastus ou parade almost trans.
forms the corner loafer into soldier.
Tho relatives riding in carriages 10 the
last resting place, the secret orders con.
veying a brother 10 his long home, sug.
gests how parading expresses the Amer
lean heart.
Formerly the men did most Of the
parading. But now the women are at
IT, II may he sign and symbol that
they refuse longer TO have any limited
corner Of the earth roped OF as their
"sphere' -
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-16
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Whereas it has pleased our Almighty
Father 10 rcmov" from our midst cur
beloved sisters, Laura Woodmau aud
Mary May
Whereas, "" realize this lodge has
lost two fai hful members. Though
their places are vacan, the memory and
Influence cf their association with ~
will remain forever.
Resolved, thai the members of Ruth
Rchekah Lodg" extend 20 the hereavcd
families our heartfelt sympathy.
Resolved, that our charter he drapel
in morning
Resolved. that 'hrsc resolutions bc
spread upon the records of this ledge
and ropv son' 20 each pf the herea ycd
families.
Cora Wheeler
Maud SHAFT
Emma Dismukcs
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MUST WORK TOGETHER

u sou saw man throwing sand al
,uu plate gIa,, window, it would not
wurl! sou voIy much, would iti
Iiu' il you .aw him massing the par
ticic, of sand into an adhesive bal
you would know that the sand thus
ccmen;od together woud 20 through
that window when it was hit.
And you would immediately heGn to
figure on your insurance.
" all the men IN this country were
30 star out, each on his own RESPONSE
biiity 10 conquer another nation, that
nation would not have much to fear
would il.
Bu' II thcS, same men Went out to.
grthcr under efficient leadership, they
would lee practically rcsistless
20 il IS win the community.
\ single individual, however ear
nest and ambitious in his desires u al
yano" the welfare of his community
can do little more than agitate.
M ru'iro community Of individual.
prompted Boy The same desire but act
ing each ou hi, own initiative. aud
wi'h"u' regard 20 what the others were
doing, viii accomplish little more.
Bur actua'oi by the same desire.
aud working collectively for the same
Iuruu.p Yb 'hp' l. .y,tb,r s,,r,.
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STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
ANNUAL REPORT

II is the hope Of the State Depart
m"nt Of Education 80 secure, this year,
more complete reports concerning the
status of education in New Mexico
than ever before, For this reason, a
greater care has been exercised TO make
our blanks more comprehensive 50 chat
the most important information may
Ice fully entered for each school and the
school system, appreciate the fact
tun' the information asked for is con.
siderable, but believe that each per.
son receiving these forms will under.
stand the necessity for making the full.
est possible report. This department,
needs these reports in order 10 furnish
the information called for by the Bu.
r"m "f Education, Washington ID. q.
l. viii be- of great value 20, me, also
ia supervising our state system 10 have
accurate information of actual coudi
rions. With these reports on file, this
department will be in position, also
to furnish information to anyone who
asks about school conditions in this
S'otc or in any section Of Il. | be.
speak, therefore, your hearty cooper
alton in this matter.
Pl"as" note that the report is fol
III" school year ending June 80, 1919
" school closes earlier the report may
he sent in when all items Of informa
tion nrc at hand Some Of the blanl
spaces can be Rllod in at any time
With six or scven weeks in which Il
make and file this report ! feel tha'
the burden Of making II will not fai
to be considered light and not fall very
heavily upon anyone
Very truly yours.
ALvAN ". WHITE.
State SuTt. of Public INSTRUCTION
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IN MEMORIAM

Ou May II. 1913, Is. Is. Phillips pass.
cd quietly into the presence Of his
Maker. being relieved of his pain aud
,ulierlng. a, he had been i'll Tor quite
awhile, having had numerous opration
pcrfurmrd.
The deceased was born September %
l>N7, and had for wears been employed
%, engineer ou the Dawson line. lie
Wa wcll liked 10y all who knew him,
aud while hr has gone from US, from
pleasures. S"rrows. yet will We cherish
ia our memories sweet thoughts Of him,
whose rrtiring nature led him 10 hide
hi, best qualities from public gaze and
only those who knew him personally
and we'll really knew aud understood
him.
The funeral service was conducted
by Rev, \. y. E"ans and the remains
were in charge of Lost River Lodge.
No. G0i, the Il. of L. +. & f. lodge. e
which he was member.
There was large attendance al the
funeral and burial 70 pay the last trih.
ute Of respect possible.
The News joins the many friends in
extending sympathy 10 the sorrowing .
aud distressed relatives
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OBITUARY

Mrs. Laura \. Woodman, wife OF
Cldud e. Woodmau, departed this lite
~ 9:2O H. III. Wednesday. May +, 1918,
the immediate cause ut hcr death Dc.
ing uraemic poisoning,
Mrs. Woodman was horn in Tennessee
'hr daughter uf Mr.. aud Mrs. ". W.
irrshour, now living at Bristow okla,
With her parents she went - Lincoln
county, Okla, in infancy, and there she
wa, married "a Gland G.. Woodmau, later
removing 10 Tucumcari which has been
heir home Tor the past three years
Three children. Madpc, aged ~;
Jiwmrr aged :; William aged I; sur
yiy' her Our child died last summer.
Mr.. Woodman was Il consistent mem
hr, Of the Christian church. a member
of The ROYAL Ncighbors. and of the Re.
hckah,, , gord wife aud mother, and .
splendid ncighbor. counting her friends
hy the number Of her acguaintanccs.
She va, IN only few days and her
death caused mourning 20 all those with
whom she vas know ns an ostimahle
lndy. Funeral services were conducted
at 'ho home hy Rev. IIcndcrlitc.
The sympathy of all IS extended 20
rho hcrravcd husband, who has for sev.
cral vaArs been known to- Tucumrari q.
u carpenter and Papcr.hangcr. and a
member of the !. q. o. +. lodge. and "a
the children thus left mothcrless
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-16
NEW CITY HALL

The City Hail in the "TwO Jacks"
building is quite an Improvement. We
knew all we had ia do was To intimate
Ia the Getty Dads" such convenicnccs
were needed for the fire laddies and
il would he forthcoming.
Stalls built right are in place, and
City Clerk IN his newly arranged a.
Zee il decidedly the best looking maT
In town, with Mr.. Fox close second
In his department, Now watch your
water bills, boys, this cost something
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-16
EXCURSION EAST

ON account Of the United Confederate
Veterans rcunion at Chattanooga, Tenn.
May %, 20, - and 20, 1913, will he
from rucumcari, y. NJ, 10 Chattanooga
round trip. s9Ii5 or about that amount
\ ra'c of lc per mile will lac given
from Chattanooga to other points for
ihusc who attend, Den 7 miss this op.
portunity The rate was AT first con
Sidcrod much higher, hut this will per
nit al the old soldiers 10 attend 40
We ar" authorized to announce.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-16
THE NAIL CONTEST

lu me rccon, picking up nail contest
Iu which MI Hugh Swift offered p
cash prize Of $500; $500 and sl0O, ~
first second and third prizes, were o.
follows II. T. Gcrhardt. first prize for
10 pounds; Nuscl Salycrs second prize
for i"l pounds; and unknown boy
'hird prize for 80 pounds
Nj swift is anxious 20 pay these
prizes H. soon as the identity Of the
third hov can hc had.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-16
JACK JOHNSON GUILTY

The negro pugilist was found guilty
Of white slavery after the jury had
victrd by he Federal Court in Chicago
May la,h.
The maximum penalty under the find
iUg is five years imprisonment or S10,'
100000 fine ar both.
He admitted that he had spent he
tween $4,000 aud $1,000 on one girl
from Pittshurg, previously TO either Of
his writc wives.
lie saws he has not word "a say
that nj, attorney viii talk for him,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-16
OUR CREAMERY

Tho Creamery i running far above
what was really expected II would DO
here. Thursday Of last week they made
500 pounds of butter; on Wednesday
900 pourd.; Sunday l,2oo and they
expect 10 turn ont about 3ooO pounds
per week.
Mr.. Mortcnsen il cer,ainly on 10 his
job aud il Is 2 Godscnd to the farmer
here, whore crops have not proven sc
profitable
Cattle has mad" this country ring
with money. and no doubt will 40 i
again.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-16
RACE RIOT IMMINENT
IN MIAMI DISTRICT

Globe Arll, May l2.-Although thar
Miami wa. quiet today, following the
race riots between American aud Mex
lean concentrates employees Yesterday,
feeling wa, --ill tense and peace Off.
cor, tcurcd another outbreak.
More ARRESTS are expected 20 follow
the inquest over Jose Perez, the Mex.
can who wa, stoned 60 death /, is
then that 1t j. expected trouble will de
yclop. The posse sworn In by Sheriff
FrauE1luyur. j, still on duty and Wig
orou. measure, are being taken 10 pre-.
won't further riotCus outbreaks
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BIG SPRINGS GETS THE
NEW ROAD HEADQUARTERS
NcgOtlautug ClObed TOR Road from IT,
Ctmcari TO Sal Antonio TO Locate
Shops at Big Springs

Big springs, Tcxa,, May 10. Fry
representing the Empire Construction
company. returned ,o the city ycstcr.
day lrom the uortIl, aud has made final
arrangement, with the city Of Big
springs for hr new railroad 10 be built
from 1ucumrari y. NJ. "a San Antonio,
Tex, 10 pass through Big Springs, with
the location Of the maiu shops aud gen.
cral headquarters in this city.
The surveyors will arrive here next
week 'o take zap the work Of laying out
be- route. The surveying corps will be
put in the Hcld at Tucumrari and AZ
Big springs to work both WAYS.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-16
IN MEMoRIAM OF MRS. S. MAY
state snpt. Of Public Iustnctio

Mrs. Mary May, wife OF Silus H. May
Of Tucumcarl, died at her home in this
city "Wednesday morning OF last week.
She had been ill for some time, but seem
ed 10 bc improving, when she suffered
relapse uu Tuesday from which she
did not rally. Mrs. May was a native
Of New Mexico and was born in Lin.
ruln county, She was daughter Of
Amos aud Clcmcutinc Akcrs both OF
whom were here when she died. She
was married 10 Ela, Il. May in 1901,
aud moved to rucumcari about seven
years ago. Brsidcs her husband she
leave, thrr" children Ietta, Sila- Ir.
and Ruth and two sisters. Mrs Adams
Of Carril0zo aud Mrs. Bertha Rawls Of
NcrtZuuu, Texas. Two brothers, John
aud George Akcrs, live at Kelly, New
Mexico, Mrs. MAY was an excellent
lady, ot sweet disposition and loved her
hpWc aud children She will bp sadly
missed nv her many friends. Her pa
rents, children aud her husband have
the sympathy of the entire community
The remains were Inferred in Sunuysidc
cemetery at Tucumcari Wednesday az.
t"rnoon, the funeral services being con.
hr'rl hv Rev i, W. Campbell,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-16

Gnd spoke in the town of Questa on
'hc afternoon of Tuesday. May 9th,
and called Reuben Omcga to his home
in the great beyond. Tuesday was an
ideal day in the forenoon, warm and
pleasant, ia the Afternoon Reuben,
accompanied by his father and brother
commenced cleaning up the plicita torm
ed hy their residence houses. They had
succeeded in loading q load Of rash
from The ward, and was about to drive
away 20 dump the load when, almost
ont Of the clear sky came a holt Of
lightning, striking down Reuben aud
causing instant death, Ills hat Wa,
rendered into shrcds aud his shCrs torn
frcm his feet; his pantaloons were fray
ed asundcr but no part Of the flesh
was torn lie was moved Ia room
close by and by such aid rendered a.
was possible, but all Ia no use. Reuben
had passed the Grcm' Divide, Mr.. Or
tcgn was q man liked by all, about %
years ch and leaves wife and chill
drcn 10 mourn his loss. Thy way. oh
Lord, is indeed beyond the ken Of man
The entire community sympathizes with
the grief stricken family -Questa GA
yc'tc.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-16
SMALL POX SCARE IS OVER

hc we'll uudrr control, aud our health
officers ATE dc,ng all in their power to
suppress 1t, 10 prevent ~ spreading and
stamp il uu' entirely f. was never
hait e, bad a, wa. reported here, but
H., we'll ia excite some 90 make them
more cautious.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-16
posToFFIoE TO MOVE JULY 10

j, q, Jones being the one 10 receive
the Postofiirc lease, viii remodel his
building occupied by his iewelry store,
At mp the basement and have things in
readiness by date mentioned
Postmaster Wharton informs ds new
up.to.datc automatic boxes will he ir'
stalled, and the very hest ~ service
continued improved where possible,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-16

our town ha, mad quite scare, ow
inp 10 some fifty eases of smallpox de
,cloping ~ - very light form; yet, II
was smallpox. Many of the cases are
now well, the quarantine j., raised from
many homes and the epidemic seems 10
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-16

Good advice j. chcap-at any price
II is not good memory that remem
hcrs All the mean things for instance
your troubles.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-16

Experience is one of the expensive
things in this old world that nOy'r de
prrciates in vahe.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-16

Now that small pox Is about over,
get ready for business. How about a
bargain day soon.
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WANTED--A second hand buggy.
Mrs. q. L. Murray, City
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All the news In the News. Read II
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Tho ION With q Ri11inn A Great Summer Story By
1 uV WAN Ill q OAAAAOu) ( A
By John A. Morcso.
Author Of THE QUARRY.

fled suddenly by the touch Of some
magic wand.
They ordered their lunch.
"And now 1 suppose this II q faPewsal
meal" suggested Chapman. you al
ways look me up just before heading Col
South Africa. China or Mexico. DO you
never got tired OF excitemsnt3"
vanderposl laughed and slipped his
cocktail.
That would be . paradox" he said.
1T would fit you. for you are .
human paradox" retorted Chapman.
you have good income and will have
n tidy fortuno some day. you have all
tho chance In the world n you want 10
60 into any business or profession. and
yet you Just nope around until yoi
rs on somewhere to run the chance of
being shot 10 pieces. starved to death or
left to die In some prison"
II was not cut out for money grub
bling. my dear Howard was Wander
pods reply. Nor am merry old
king OF Yvetot. The worlds passions
are getting insipld and people live. make
love and die like the painted figures
in the marlonette show. Our blood
corpuscles are getting thin and watery."
His dark eyes flashed and his biz
shoulderr were thrown back for mo-
mont as ne lifted his right hand In q
gesture Of emphasis.
II am seeking and would IKE 70 find
tho big adventure" he said tsnsely. 81
would Ike to bs q pennuess knight with
A maiden held In a dungeon by black
browed scoundrel ] would like to climb
10 her dungeon window and toll her tina
!. her lover, would rescue her. Then, by
the seven gods OF war. ] would rescue
her and bring her 10 safety over my
shoulder. 1 would IKE her 10 bs beaut!'
tul ana modest and
His hand dropped to the table sudden
" as II II had been stricken with per
alysis
lie stared over the left shoulder OF hi,
friend. Howard Chapman. % intently
that the latter turned sharply
A slender woman IN a snugly fittins
tailor made gown OF faint purple tint had
entered the room, She had been fastening
a bunch OF violets at her waist when hsr
hands foil by her sides and the flowers
tumbled to the floor.
Chapman saw that his friend and che
lady were fairly staring At each other.
Adrian was opt OF his chair In mo-
msnt and had picked up the violets De
fore a waiter or attendant could reach
hem. He handed them to her with bow
so Old fashioned and low that the scens
fitted wonderfully well In the quaint and
,deli ghtfnl surroundings.
The lady murmured z word OF thanks
land a faint blush took the place Of the
s,pailor that had sn!tten her cheeks.
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this signal that the interview ws~
about to close.
Don't worry" his regular gentle
man" told him. IT will have to use my
own methods. You 20 ahead Just as "
I was not ct work on tho case. I am
going to do all that q man can to run
down another"
Hes a good man. Mr.. Vanderpoel.'
suggested Tiernev.
Vsnderpoel laughed a. he drew on
his gloves and started for the door. He
waved adieu TO Tisrney with his walk
ing stick.
"Oh. is he that deviliSh7" he paused
to ask. Rather glad 90 hear II. I'm
sure. Been bored to death for three
months, you know. and all that. Good
by, Mr.. Tferney. May see you later
Oh. say. would you mind not sending
me any letters whatever or telephonin n
me at all?"
He was gone.
Tierney stood beside his desk stupe.
dsd.
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the sams long cost Of cOuntsaanes
which some inmSinsetve onss might
call saturnins. forgstful Of The fAces
Of 6svonaruaa. Of Dante And o. the
Goodly company Of OLD gentIsm men etill
peerlng from gilt france IN the hate
Of The Usu<is % mAn1ind.
.AAraan. my boy said the faAAet.
mixing asuns with the DOn. III Qeef0Ve
that you are gs<Sing near the ooint
when you'll hsgin to settls DOWN"
- was rust thinking. father" he sa1o
"that I would stay throuGh the rest Of
the winter and psrhaOs we'll thsosSA
spring" he sAd finally. u have an
idea that I wsN b more comfortable "
7 give up my quarters at the club. Lot
Of the chaps bore M by seu41ng after
me With invitations 20 oas1s and - 90.
Now. I would IKE . snug little apart-
msnt IN some quiet part Of the town
for Q while anyhow. tust for . change"
''rhats GOOD news. my coy"
''When We lived down In on WashsaG-
ton Square" Adrian rssumsd. ~ ~.
snember how much vs al sajoysd the
old Wsstmorsland. DO you recall NJ 4
Eyes, indeed" the father rGp,ied with
Q laugh. I'VE own . part Of " and ira
keep II going 10 pay taxss And casey1ne
charges. II 10 one Of The few oad ponooe
left IN that part Of tovA. WAT shea
trssD csatinusA) 4.