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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-03-21
ANTI. GAMBLING LAW NOT so
STRINGENT AS WAS THOUGHT
Lack of Minimum Punishment Believed
TO Open Gateway for Violations
Law Of 1907 Repealed by
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-03-21
CRESCENT CREAMERY NOW
READY FOR BUSINESS

We have Installed the best machinery
made. and have men with several years
experience 20 operate same, having this
enables II. 70 pay the highest price fer
butter fat.
Your interest is ours, So if there is
AMY Information you may desire, call on
u-, and We vii gladly assis, you in any
way possible.
We wil! hn'" 70 representative in your
nc.phborhood in the near future, who
win lecture ON dairying We want you
TO hc at the meeting, We will advise
YOU "a" date of the meeting later by
mail
Whom YOU are in mcumcari, visit our
plant.
Yours very truly,
CRESCENT CREAMERY Co,
1ucumcari, y, VI.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-03-21
AssAsSINATED!
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But no Details Learned of Trage.
Commanded Own Troops.

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-03-21

In tho land Of tho Crescent and star.

In tho land OF tho Crescent and Star.
A. the Easter day draws nigh
| pondercd the talo Of IN" Holy cross,
The tale that redcemeth my soul from
loss,
And from lips OF Mary ofar
hear an echoing sigh:
They have taken away nay Lord.
And I know not whero he Is laidi''
Al, Mary your plaint Is minel
Too often we come thru tho gloom
In tho dawn OF the Easter morning.
ItH beautiful messages scorninG.
To weep at AN empty tomb,
He is risen. Ie In not here,
Go out on the highways 10 meet him;
90 bring the disciples TO greet him,
DO scatter tho glad Easter cheer
Truly are those TO be pitied who
fail of realizing the real message OF
Easter cheer And there II sad, sig
niicant lesson In the way that Easter
is understood and regarded before sor'
row and bereavement have touched
and shadowed tho life, and then the
way II Ia welcomed and harbored after
affection has altered ones entire out
look on life.
" 'H' SVuhb ~ 10 wa! VI iOj''N
ing, With it's lilies, azaleas and roses,
It's carols OF hope and triumph. It's
breath of spring and promise OF ~.
newal II seems an echo OF their own
youth and JOyousness, a glad reminder
that the winter is over and past, and
tho voice OF turtle-doyes Is heard In
the land.
This is as II should be We are net
OF those who think that stern and sor-
rowopl truth should be impressed up.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-03-21
ORCHESTRA ENTERTAINMENT

Thursday nigh, of this week our eli.
lru> were treated to another concert
at ta, High School auditorium aud a
iir house greeted thcm, ms usual.
Bc,0ir, the several splendid numbers
rendered by he orchestra, there were
special features; Vocal solos by Mrs.
Fiucglu aud Mrs. Mcrkrr, duet hy Miss.
cs Saudu,ky and Whitmorc, piano solo
10y Master Edwin Paddock, saNo.
phone solo by Norvol Jones and violin
solo by Raymond Perkins, all Of which
was aI that could have been desired.
Three cheers for our High School Or.
rhcs'ro or which we are Justly proud.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-03-21

1t would seem that the most signi.
ilcant, comforting and inspiriting les
sons OF Easter were for those who
mourn. II has to do with the sepulchre
aud the sleep OF the dead. Yet only
In their past tense. It's true meaning
Is resurgam-l shall rise again; II has
10 do chiefly with life. renewal. spring
ing from torpor and death into vlgor.
activity, endurance, ali that goes TO
make UP the great word, Life!
That definition is not 10 be applied
only to those who have passed out
OF this present life. Souls there are
which ere dead to all their best In
terests; buried, as 1t were. in iniquity
and sin. Their lives darkened by
separation from all that constitutes a
true and worthy life. To such comes
the clarion cry; Awake. thou that
sleepest. and arise from the dead. and
christ shall give thee light" These
words were not spoken 70 the physi
cally dead. but to the dead in tres
passes and sins.
A resurrection from ones old self,
and from an existence at variance
with truth ana Righteousness, might
we'll he begun at Eastertide. n
would, indeed, be the beginning Of
eternal life. The purity OF the lilies,
with their waxen petals, symbolic the
white and spotless bloom OF the soul
that, freed from all mortal trammels
aas arisen 10 celectial spheres In
like manner a soiled and broken life
may become cieansed and pure by
the casting away OF the garment OF
sin. and seeking at tho hands OF God
a garment new, and clean, and white,
The beautiful garment OF righteous.
1ess.
Ever from the land Of the Crescent and
Star
"As the Easter day draws nigh.
We ponder the talo OF the Holy Cross.
The tale that redeems our souls from
loss"
and most thankfully and with sacred
Joy do we welcome this most inspiring
and iuspiriting day
What should we do for comfort. II
when We stand by the cypress trees
we could not look beyond the mourn.
ful shadows and see the glimmer Of
breaking Easter day? What hope
would there be for crushed aud poor
earthbound souls II for them there
could be no spiritual resurrection, no
rising into a now life, now and here,
through a removing by Christ?
To every mourner we would say,
Have faith in a thrd-day morning"
believe the true lesson OF Easter day,
and you shall be comforted.-Th
Christian Work and Evangelist.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-03-21
NEW PICTURE SHOW

Mr. T. Il, Strhbling Of Liberal. Kas,
). having tho building just north Of
tine NorcUhrrg hotcl rrmodelrd again
into a picture show. Several parties
hn'" tried Mi, building for mis- husi.
p",s hui Mr.. hribbinp having YEAR,
of experience in lhr business, feels he
"u makc II win ont. and hc will soon
hr rcadv for business.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-03-21

Whose fields are ever vsrnal
Where nothing beautiful can ever fads,
But bloom for aye, eternal"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-03-21

It would seem that the most signi.
ilcant. comforting and inApiriting les
sons OF Easter were for those who
mourn II has to do with the sepulchre
aud tho aIaot, ~ tho aa.A w. IT,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-11-07
Mapleton

Attorney H. NJ. Berry is in Man
kato on business today.
. Mrs. John Sprague is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. Colby OF
Vermont.
Charles Gilmore and wife are re-
joicing over the birth of a son at
their home
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Berry drove
to Lake Crystal in their car Sunday
to attend the Blue Earth county
Sunday school convention.
Miss Nell Green arrived from Am
boy this morning to take charge of
the music in the revival meetings in
progress in the Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], A. Biddeson and
children, who have been spending six
weeks at the Orson Chase home,
left Tuesday for their home in Fort
Francis, Canada.
Revival meetings are being held
in the Baptist church this week.
Rev., Koch, home missionary
worker, spoke Sunday evening and
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-11-07
Garden, CITY

From fridays Daily.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E.. Masters are visit
=, ing relatives at Sttwart, Mimi.
1t is with regret that we learn
that Professor Snyder is again ill
and hope he may soon be able to
resume his work.
/ Mrs. Kate Goodall 4 is visiting
friends at Cambria. During her alb
sence Mr.. and Mrs Osgood will oc-
cupy her residence.
! Those who, heard Emerson Winter
! at the Christian church Tuesday
evening enjoyed treat listening to
his humorous selections, given in
such delightful manner.
John Stevens. has returned from
Parma, Idaho, where he has spent
the greater part of the summer, be-
ing called there by the death of
his brother Will Stevens.
| Mr.. A. M, Kendall is moving here
, this week, The smaller residence
which he also owns will be re-
modelled and Mrs. Georgia Dond
will occupy it as soon as, it is ready.
Mrs. Alice Cavett will have the
next meeting of the W. G. T. U. at
her home Tuesday, November 4. The
Union, Signal half hour will be given
by. Mrs. Melissa Buckles. Mrs. Mayte
John will give talk on Scientific
Temperance Instruction."
! All members of the Riverside
Study club are requested to bring
a book for the school library at
their next meeting, November 5
at Miss Clara Boyntons. This
program will be given: Roll
call, Quotations from women writ.
ers, Character sketch of Helen Hunt
Jackson, Mrs. Ray; book review of
Ramona, Mrs Thurston; readings
from HI. Ii. H.. Miss King.
A very pleasant porch shower was
given Miss Mildred Vandervoort at
her. home Saturday afternoon, by her
friends. who had secured possession
of her home and had it very nicely
decorated with vines and red Der.
ries. A very unique 'wigwam' had
DSOi Ssiloli0Cu ny MI .. M AOi ii1g-
and here, the. bride to be as Juanita
opened her many parcels amid the
best wishes of all.
| Everyone enjoyed the. stunt OF
dressing the bride" and Mrs. ]. F
Dwiggins carried off the honors
Nice refreshments were served. Miss
Vandervoort's marriage to Mr.. LIE
land Mcdonald took place at the
parsonage Wednesday, Rev. Ohm
sted officiating. The happy couple
went Immediately to their farm
home at Rapidan. The bride is the
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j
F. Dwiggins and has many friends
who wish her joy and happiness
The groom is theI son of Mrs. A
NJ Kendall and is most estfmablt
young. man.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-11-07
being installed. and. new directories

being installed, and new directories
will be issued soon.
Sheriff Anton Osten went to Lake
Crystal today on business connected
with the robbery of Frank Bartlett's
jewelry store that was robbed yes
terday morning. The officers have a
slight clue to. work on.
Minnesota Lake; Tribune: William
Perske, formerly of Mankato but now
of Wells, having begun his duties
as bill clerk and cashier at the Wells
freight depot on Monday, spent Sun
day here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Perske.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hohmann
departed this afternoon for st. Louis
where Mr. Hohmann will attend as
"a delegate the national good roads
convention, November 10 to Is. En-
route, they will visit relatives in
Milwaukee and Chicago,
Mr.. and Mrs. George McGraw have
arrived from Waterfowl, S. D., and
have leased B. C. Parmelee'e house
at 413 South, Fourth street. Mr.
McGraw is the American Express
company's new agent in this city
as was, announced in The Free Press
several days ago.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-11-07
City Officials Confer
About DR.. VIII. Boles
From Fridays Daily.

Dr. W. H. Boles, d. D., of Marion
ILL.,, has been delivering addresses in
this CITY, On Tuesday night he
spoke from the platform of the Sal
walton Army Auditorium. However,
on the advice and suggestion OF
Mayor A. G. Meyer, who considered
DR.. Boles' remarks altogether too
pyrotechnic, the Salvationists declined
to permit Dr. Boles to speak there
again The doctor then transferred
his base of operations, to Williams
hall. where he spoke Wednesday and
last night.
The socialists in Mankato carry
the lease of Williams hall and the
Guardians of Liberty, under whose
auspices DR.. Boles is speaking, leases
the hall from that organization.
Yesterday afternoon Chief of Pc
lice Klugherz called on parties who
are in charge of the hall and re-
quested them to cancel the arrange
ment with the Guardians of Lib
erty on the ground that DR.. Boles'
utterances were of an inflammatory
character. The managers of the hall
would not agree to the proposition,
and the speaking will continue at
Williams hall.
There'II Be No Arrest Says Schaub.
1t was reported yesterday after
noon that DR.. Boles was going to
be arrested undo the law which pro-
hibits the giving expression to
thoughts which are likely to pro-
duce a riot
Mayor Meyer, City Attorney
Schaub and Chief of Police Klugherz
held a conference yesterday after
noon and DR.. Boles and his lectures
were the subject of discussion. Some
of the statements that are alleged
TO have been made by DIR. Boles
were reported to the mayor.
City Attorney Schaub stated today
that no warrant for DR.. Boles' ar
rest would be issued by him unless
his utterances took on such char
aCter that serious trouble might en-
sue.
DR.. BoleS stated to The Free Press
today that he would welcome arrest
and that he would also welcome an
arrest on the charge of criminal
libel. He stated further that in case
of arrest he\ would present the pros
ecution with 500 with which to, as
sist them in their case.
DR.. Roles also complained that he is
not receiving the support of many OF
the ministers.
Or. Boles is making attacks on the
Catholic church and the Knights OF
Columbus.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-11-07
Vernon Center

From Fridays OaiIv.
Mrs. Freddy Hamill was Mankato
visitor Saturday. NO
John Alleman was business visitor
in Faribault the end of the week.
Mrs. Katy Caven and little son of
West Lyra were weekend guests of
Mrs. Mary Cornish and daughters.
Vernon Center sent large dele
cation to the Sunday school conven-
ton in Lake Crystal, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Roberts and
their sister Mabel, also Miss Alma
Richter were callers at the Cooper
Richter homes Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Barnes and son Dean
motored to Winthrop last Friday for
short visit with Mrs. Barnes daugh,
ter, Mrs. Ruth Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stratton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Gray motored to
Mapleton Sunday, spending the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Proehl.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Keith and
daughter OF Sterling were Sunday
guests of their brother and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Annis of North
Vernon.
Threshing will be finished by Sat
urday night if the weather remains
good. The grain of this city has
! been of excellent quality and the
yield above the average.
Carl Nordstrom has sold his black
smith shop to Mr.. Burke from Iowa
who took possession Monday. Mr.
| Nordstrom expects to spend the win
ter in the northern part of the state
The household goods of Mr. Palmer
have arrived and are in the parson
age. Rev. and Mrs. Palmer ant
mother will come from Mortified
] Saturday evening and will shortly
!! be settled in, their new home.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-11-07
! Entertain Round Dozen Club.
Mrs. H. B. Williamson very pleas
antly entertained the Round Dozen
club at her home last evening.

E. E. Bach of Redwing is in the
city today.
A. L. Hunton of owatonna is in
the city today.
o. H. McMicheal of Vernon Center
is in the city today.
H. Clausen of Vernon Center is in
the city on business.
r. R. Nolan of Faribault spent
yesterday in the city.
H. e. Hansen of Napoleon spent
Thursday in Mankato.
r. P. Smullep of lie Sueur is a
Mankato visitor today.
Miss Mile Basel of Springfield
visited in Mankato today.
Miss Isabelle Woodhall of +. Waldori
is visiting in the city.
M. ]. Mallney of Calgary. Canada
spent YESTERDAY in the city.
E. H. Munroe of Hutchinson is in
the City on business today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Chambers OF
Cleveland visited in Mankato yester
day
Mrs. j. j. Simpson of Waseca, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. John
McGarry
Mrs. T. B. Taylor of Mapleton
spent Thursday in the city doing
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Page oil
Lock street left today for short
visit in Chicago.
Miss Cleo. Brandrup is visiting fol
a few days with Miss Ethelwynne
Hopkins at Manchester college.
G.. A. Genet, who has been resid
! ing at 3O1 Center street. is today
moving his abod to the Kruse Ter
race.
A. R. Pfau, ST., left this morning
for Minneapolis where he was called
/ by the illness of his daughter, Mrs
| w. F. Farnam.
F. P. Sleight, who has been living
at 203 Clark street, is moving int
one of the new houses erected OF
Bradley street by G. R. Grant. q
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Wilson o
st. Paul returned to their home yes
terday afternoon. having attended
the funeral of Mrs. w. l.. Wilson
here the day before. -.
Gilmore Eye: Conductor Snyder ha!
moved his family from Mankato t
this place and will occupy Mrs
Georgia Stolte's residence in tn,
northwest part of town.
Miss Olive Cote of Grafton lef
| this afternoon for Minnesota LAX
after spending several. days with he
uncle. f. A. Cote and family. Mis-
Cote will attend school in Minnesot,
| Lake. fr
A. w. Bachedder, advance repro
sentative of "The iTik-tok Man o
] Or was in Mankato today maxim
arrangements for the appearance @
his attraction at Mankato Theatr
next Friday night.
Edward Omoth of Presho, S. d
has, arrived in the city to- fill tn
position of bookkeeper at the Sau
paugh hotel MI. Omoth was fol
merly bookkeeper for the Firs
State bank at Presho.
Napleton Enterprise: P. NJ. Fergl
son, manager of the Citizens Tell
phone company, was in town Monda
afternoon. experimenting operation
on the improvements. being made a
this place. Several new phones ar
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-11-07
ST. Clair

Father Kelly motored to Good
Thunder Sunday.
Miss Ernestine Frank spent last
Sunday at home. s{,
Luoie Wier spent Sunday with Mr.
andMrs. j. Vanish.
Cora Bowe visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kruse Sunday
Henry Thieiman was, in Mime
-apelis on business last week.
NJ C. Dalton and r. c., Dalton OF
Mankato were in ST. Clair Friday.
John Fitzloff and Albert Schon
rock were Mankato visitors Sunday.
Miss Laura korth, teacher of tie
Pestka school, spent Sunday at home
Joe Lang of st. Clair visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mape of Madison Lake
Sunday.
Ed Mountain of Good. Thunder Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Bowe
Sunday.
i Miss Mile Fields has been seri
ously i'll this week, but is somewhat
improved.
w. Street, Sttphen Fosters hired
help, was seriously injured in a run
away Saturday.
Mrs. ]. futile of Albert Lea Wis
tied with friends at st. Clair satur
day and Sunday.
The sudden fall, of snow ha.
caused, the threshers and corn husk
ers to have rest.
Mrs. Edward, Froelich entertained
the Ladies' Aid society of the Luth
eran church Thursday.
Miss Sadie Dooley left Thursday
for Mankato, where she will con
tinue her school work,
Those who attended the dance il
the st. Clair opera house last Fri
day night report very good time
The hotel gave an opening sup
iper Tuesday evening. Forty peopl,
We're present to enjoy the fine mea
served.
The Royal Neighhors enjoyed ;
sumptuous dinner at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Schmitz in homo
of Mrs Schmitz' birthday. Every
one had a splendid time.
P. N. Watson, Miss Margare
O'Connor and the Misses Cora ant
Frances Wingen returned from Min
neapolis Friday, where they ATTENDED
the meeting of the Minnesota Edu
cational association.
| al
come Band classes of the Evangel
J ical church surprised Eunice Covela
/ at her home Thursday evening, DC
tober %, in honor of her birthday
An elegant lunch was served, afte
which the guests departed having
had very enjoyable evening
Mr.. Robert Schostag. son of MI
and Mrs. Charles Schostag of 81
Clair, and Miss Anna Klingbeil,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Klingbeil, were married at on
o'clock Wednesday afternoon by Rev
Miller at the Lutheran church. TIL
Mendelssohn wedding march wa
PLAYED by Miss Eda Hollis. Tn
/ bride wore very pretty gown Q
lavender messaline with chiffo
drape and carried brides roses. Sh
also wore a chiffon veil with
wreath of smilax. Her maids Q
honor wire Miss Hattie Ertman an
Miss Alma Schostag. who wore whit
serge. The groomsmen were Adolp
Tagen. and a brother of the bride
The automobiles were decorated
pink and white ribbons. After tn
ceremony the bridal party autoed
GAINESVILLE to, have photographs tai
en-, after which they went to tn
home of the brides parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. H. Klingbeil, where a rtceptio
was held. A bowery dance wa
given in the evening. Mr.. and Mr.
Schostag will go to housekeeping 9
7 once,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-11-07
From Fridays Daily.
Wedding of E. l. Lamm and Miss Rose
6. Fodesi at lie Sueur Center.

6. Foldesi at lie Sueur center.
lie Sueur Center Democrat: A
pretty wedding was solemnized in
st. Mary's Catholic church yesterday
morning, when Mr. Edward Leo
Lamm of Mankato and Miss Rose
Elizabeth Foldesi of this parish, were
united in marriage by the pastor,
Rev. James J. Woods.
The bride was attractively gowned
in white satin de lux en- train, and
wore a real lace veil. She carried
a white prayer book. She was at,
tended by her sister, Matilda Foldesi
who wore a dress of pink brocaded
crepe, with tulle veil, and carried
pink roses. The groom was attended
by Dr. A. r. Kemp of Mankato.
Michael Foldesi, brother of the bride
gave her in marriage.
Nuptial high mass was celebrated
at nine O'Clock by Father Woods, al
which St Mary's choir rendered
Leonards mass. DIR. G. Weyer OF
Mankato sang 30 Salutaris" during
the offertory, and Miss Zoe NJ. Leepy
sang 20 Lord | Am Not Worthy
during communion, and they were
accompanied by Mrs. ]. r. Swan, who
also played the wedding march from
Lohengren. The church was Hastily
decorated with chrysanthemums ant
palms.
A dainty wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the brides
mother The diningroom was decor
ated with pink roses and smilaX
room were chrysanthemums ant
palms. About eighty guests were
present.
The out of town guests who at
tended were: Mrs. Leo Lamm, o
Mankato, the mother OF the groom;
the Misses Emma, Elizabeth and Ma
thilda Lamm of Mankato, sisters o
the~groom; Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Lamm, MIR. and Mrs. Otto Lamm
Mr. Simon Lamm, Mr.. JOIN
Lamm, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hob
man, Mr. and Mrs c. Schroe
der, DIR. and Mrs. C. Weyer
Dr. A. f. Kemp, Mrs. Lena Nal
zahn and the Misses Valaria ant
Elna Malzahn of Mankato; Mr. ant
Mrs Edward Dibble and Miss Dell;
DibbIe of Cannon Falls; Mr.. ant
Mrs. William. Vogel, and Mr.. AM
Mrs AL Heiser of Minneapolis; Mis-
Zoe NJ Leepy of Huron. S. D., Mis-
Anna Smith of st. Peter; the Mise
Harriet Robinson, Anna Mccain ant
Elizabeth Hughes, of the nurses club
Mankato.
The bride is the accomplishe,
daughter of Mrs. Stephen Foldesi
who resides about three miles soutl
of the village. She is nurse b
profession and through diligence an
close application to her duties ha
made for herself an enviable reputa
ton. She has a host of friends, no
only in this community. but also il
Mankato, her future home, who es
TEEN her highly. The groom is
prosperous business man of Mankatc
who is held in high regard by hi
friends and acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamm left on tn
evening train on a wedding tri
TO eastern points. They will resid