The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-08

Chamber of Commerce at the NoreH
borg lioeI ~ the visiting delegate,
We. ,,rv elaborate affair The mem
b.. very tempting and given below
Menu
'guapr Of ,aNIcr
~altcd Almonds
Celery Queen Olive.
Consommy cn Tasse
Broil,d h,u pucmmcs Cucumber,
~wnb Chicken uu Cyesson
Potatoes au GrutiH Green Peas
Tomatoes Princess
Crcsrru Cream Assorted Cakes
Cheese Toasted water Crackers
cafe NOir
Wine Cigars
NJ. i. VI. stark was tDastmaster and
sat hy His Exceellcncy, the Governor
who was partially hidden from view
! by magnificent boque' of American
| Beauty roses. presented by the Endee
Commercial Club
The llerrlr Orchestra rendered de-
! lightful music throughout the evening
! Mr.. White, presidcn, of the Amarillo
speaker and dealt with the question Of
e Freight Rates. Nh. Holloman Of
the Tucumcari bar, spoke on "Th"
| Gentleman from Indiana Ia New Mex
leo - Mr. Bryant of Clovis was the
next speaker and he compl tnented Tu
cumrari upon the success OF the Conven
tion. .
Mr.. Clancy of Santa Rosa, VINO had
earlier in he day interpreted cover
nor MrDuuald', =, speech, gave force
pleased with MS talk and his courteous
muuurr while here upon this occasion,
and ON 'nr s,h of July when he inter.
prcrrd the speech of the Secretary Of
| state for New Mexico has won iol
him many friends in Tucumcan who
predict for this Spanish.Americau gen
tlcmaa brilliant future in our state
lie gave "a, a practical illustration OF
ro.opcra'iou between our Spanish and
American population.
senator Mabry, of Clovis indulged
u many pra,autrcS and when speak
my seriously measured up Ia the dig
nifty of the Toga.
President Oldham, of The Co.Operat.
i've Clubs, gave mp his talk to report
the Quarterly meeting Of the Associa
tiou I'm Amarillo during the Panhandle
Fair here ON October 10, TO be known
~ the Co.Operatlvc Commercial Clubs
Day lie reported the next annual con
vcntiou 20 bc held at portalcs. New
Mexico. in June, 1914 lie also dis
cu>srd co operative advertising
Mr. Muirhead spoke ou the Ioca
Freight Rate condiuous. He talked
very serious on discrimination. lie al
go ,pDkr fccliugly of champ Clark unc
Irr.idru, Wilson.
Mr. Mcurter discussed the Freight
Rae proposition and felt that W,
should frankly take the matter up will
he r,nds, that he felt they would hell
H., il wr ouly le' them know what ",
really want, and that railroads gcncr
l,llv want 20 deal fairly with the peo
pie
President Boyd, o tthe University o.
New Mcxico. asked that We begin {,
call New Mexico, home not Missour
oI Massachusetts tie spoke Of on
greatest asset, the training of the chill
drru in New Mexico in schools and col
lrgo, here Students should, if possi
bile attend colleges in New Mexico rat
/ 81 than going east he Thought,
, Judge Ilamliu, of Farwell, Texas
gave AN elegant banquet ak, lie spok
of our homeStraders as heroes who's
2 yet they held on with pathetic valo
2 thai shall have its reward.
Mr. Rogers, Of PortaIcs. New Mexic
2 talked ou Irrigation Problems. II
I was one Of he most impressive speak
. crs Ills manner j. convincing
Q Mr., j, u, Flcmming was the deligh
p NJ the audience, lie is Irish and prop
4 Of IT, as an of us who love old EriT
s tie accused the Governor Of being Iris
o Mr., Flemming is one of the big farm
?, ers near Clovis lie does not eultivat
2 the street corners as he expressed /
d but cultiyates three hundred acres {
y land and he is making a great succei
of II, He calls New Mckee home an