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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25
PURE TEA STANDARD.
Secretary Macveagh Appoints Com.
mission to Establish 1t.

Washington. Jan. 25.-Secreta y
MacVcagh today appointed the fol-
lowing new tea board to establish
standard samples Of pure tca. free of
:oloring matter to govern importa-
lions during the tea season Of 1919.
beginning about May L:
r. c. Morrison. Chicago: Charles
u. Platt. San Francisco: FL. G. Wood
worth. Boston: F.. II. Rogers. Tacoma,
Wash: &. E. Wyman. st. Paul; Her.
bert Perry. New York city and Geo.
r. Mitchell. the treasury department. =
tea expert
The board will be convened in Nc v
York city on February 3. when It viii
select the standards.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25
[EVEE BREAKS
FLOODING LAND
Waters are Pouring Over
Farm Lands Near
Vicksburg.

Vicksburs. Miss. Jan. 25.-The
Beulah levee on the east side Of the
Mississippi river near Greenviile. Miss.
broke today and food waters are
pouring over some Of the farming land
In this section. The break resulted
from settling Of the foundation in
the new levee. Fifteen hundred men.
had been working day and night for
the last week In an attempt to rebuild
the levee. which was carried away by
last springs food. Last night the new
levee was two feet above the water.
but the river was rising rapidly and
when the new foundation settled q.
day the big embankment bsokA
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25
DEFEATS ITSELF
of Sherman Law In Some
(.nSns, 4, 1N1sjs At rx,s,o

Kansas City, Mo-. Jan. 25.-Tha
Sherman antitrust law as appliel in
number OF cases against retail lum-
ber dealers. "a being employed TO de-
feat the very purpose for which 1t was
Intended" declared T. G. Hoyle. tor
mer attorney general Of Kansas. ad-
dressing today's session of the annual
convention of the Southwestern al' A.
bermens association.
The mail order houses axe back
Of the suits against the rear rs IN
which 1t is charged that the retailers
maintained blacklists." said Mr.. Boyle.
THE Sherman law was enacted against
great combinations Of capital TO pre-
vent them stamping out competi- ion.
Here We have certainly great com bin
atoms Of capital employing this law
to squelch small independent dealers"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25
Work in Relays =.
to Rescue Three
Buried in Mine

Tamsqua. Psan.. Jan. 2B.-
volunteers 80 Working In relays
an the East L9Meii colliery In an
were buried baAsath coai and
rock. s.s,ss
a hfteen.sooe sangway, leadins
to tho point. Nhirc tllc inea Wero
distance o3sIio than seventeen
CURED N 70: sesa ske n,e,sErster s < @
Craze. :..9S
Il q suppoeid tho fall wss
the firing Of .: s::A3namite cartridge.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25
Views are Expressed.

Constantinople. Jan. 25.-The Views
held in official circles with regard to
the situation between Turkey and the
Balkan allies may be set fourth as fol.
lows:
The Turkish government does not
desire resumption Of hostilities. but
the European powers are even less
anxious to witness a renewal Of the
war, owing to the danger Of possible
allies her condition Of financial PEN
ury, but this condition is chornic to
her, and means always can be found
for keeping afoat.
On the other hand. from a military
standpoint Turkey is in q better con-
dition than ever to wage war with ad-
vantage; especially as the government
believes the forces Of the allies are
near the point Of exhaustion. Never
theless the ports would prefer to
avoid further bloodshed, II this is hon.
orably possible, and the possession of
Adrianople by the allies is not insist
ed upon.
Omcials are confident that no CO.
ercive pressure by the powers need be
apprehended, or threats Of isolated
action by Russia taken seriously, ow-
ing to the possibility of such action
bringing about European complica-
tions. Under these circumstances It
Is felt here that the allies may come
to realize that Adrianople is ndQsln-
dispensable to their well-being, and
especially when they observe that It is
the determination Of the entire ma
tton to fight rather than to surrender
the holy city.
All the ministers were set at liber-
ty today and permitted to return to
their homes.
Faaz Bey. the aide de camp of the
former grand vizier, who fired the
first shot in Thursdays ARRAY, was a
companion of Major Tahar, who start
ed the mutiny at Monastir, last sum-
mer, which led to the resignation of
the cabinet Of Said Pasha.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25
MOORISH REBELS
SUFFER LOSSES
Attacked French Expedition
ary Column With Dire
Results.

Mosodor. Morocco. Jan. 25.-Heavv
losses were inflicted on a large force
OF Moorish rebels. who last night at
column near this place. Fighting was
very severe for some hours and 300
were killed or wounded. They were
finally routed and fed in all directions.
but the French were unabe tlo pursue
them. owing to the smalless of their
force. The French casualties were
eight killed and forty-one wounded.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25
HEAR FROM FINLEY.

Husband of Helen Gould Sends Tele-
sGsans to Railway Employees.
st. Louis. Mo-. Jan. 26.-The fol-
lowing telegram to the employees OF
tho Missouri Pacidc-Iron Mountain
system was received here today from
Mf. and Mrs. Finley J. Shepard, who
were married in Tarrytown, N. z,
q appreciation OF your kind thought and
message. We Jointly hope to warrant
the good wishes expressed in It,"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25
SIGN PRoTocon.

New York. Jan, 25.-Nore than
100 independent manufacturers
agreed today to sign the protocol
adopted BY the Union Dress and
Waist Makers and Employers
association, and the belief today
was that this would settle the
strike In that trade Monday.
Four young women were arrest
ed today for assaulting o girl on
her way to work in q factory af-
fected. The girl was knocked
down and severely beaten with
umbrellas, but was rescued by the
police.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25
TRAIN. WRECKED
Engineer aud Fireman Are Seriously
Injured.

Lacrosse. VIE, Jan. 25.-Fast mall
train No. Sc Of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul railway. carrying
heavy mail from minneapolis to Chi
caSo and points east was wrecked
near Columbus. sixty miles west Of
Milwaukee. early today. Eng
Mcbride and Fireman Butz Of Portage
were seriously injured and are in Q
at ColuHbus. Several others
were injured.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25
IS
NOW EFFECTIVE
Attempt to Smooth Mexican
Situation-Americans
Welcome Gunboat.

Ell Paso. Tex. Jan. 25.-An armis-
tlce OF five days to permit the informal
discussion Of peace terms became eff.
iective today. Peace commissioners
from Chihuahua City are waiting at
Vllla Ahumada. between the state
capital and the border. for the arrival
OF the rebels representatives. General
lnez Salazar Is expected to head the
TeNolutlonary faction. while Colonel
Francisco Castro of the Twenty-third
infantry will be a member of the fed
eral commission. Colonel Castro and
Of the state govern.
ment and business interests already q,
the selected neutral grounds. Only
permission to receive the rebel pro-
posals has been granted by the nation.
al government from Mexico City.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25
Americans Rejoice.

Washington. Jan. 25.-The expected
arrival Of the American gunboat
wheeling in Vera Cruz. Mexico. on
sunday has caused rejoicing among
the Americans and other foreieners
as we'll as among many of the better
class Of Medcans. according to a dis
patch to the state department today
from Consul Canada,
MIR. Canada says the federal au.
thorities claim they have driven the
rebels away from the railways into the
mountains. He reports that General
Felix Diaz. who has been a prisoner at
Vera Cruz since the collapse Of the re.
bel!ion which he headed. was at mid
night last night. taken under heavy
guard. by special train to Mexico City.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25
PLEADED GUILTY
Ripon Young sG.n Admits Murder
Charge and Is Sentenced.

= on- pp, LA. WIS. Han. 3s.-Robart
Fl friii g ef ,sp ,Rslpon; stAEksn Nth the mur.
schedufed<for next week. appeared be-
fore Judge Reid at Green Bay today.
and pleaded guilty TO murder in the
third degree. He was sentenced to ten
years In the state reformatory at
Green Bay. Prill was convicted Of
murder In the first degree last June.
but Q new trial was granted.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25

North pako,a: Fair tonight
nntl Sunday. Colder tonight and
sunday ami In north portion to.
night.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25
Sultan Unwilling.

London. Jan. c5.-A dispatch from
Consta ntinople to a news agency here
says:
II learn on high authority that the
Young Turk committee was well
aware that the sultan unwulingly gave
way to the resolve Of Grand Vizier
Kiamil Pasha to cede Adrianople.
Young Turk ofiicers who recently were
received by the sultan left him with
the impression that he would not OBJ
5ect to a sudden change in the govern
ment. and that the same spirit pre-
vailed In the family council the sui
tan recently convoked.
"A pamphlet. obviously inspired,
hes been distributed here. II says the
Young Turk committee has been the
means Of lfberating the sultan and
saving the caliph frem his endangered
position.
"Enver Bey was most kindly re-
eeived by the sultan, who. without
hesdtation. accepted Kiamil Pasha' 8
resignation and appointed Young Turk
leaders as his ministers"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25

Representative Kyllo introduced n
bill in the house prohibiting the use
OF dogs in hunting prairie chickens,
1t provides. however, that Farmer
may use dogs for hunting on their
own premises
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25

The act validating certain execution
sales heretofore made and limiting the
time in which the same may be at
tackled. and the bill. introduced BY
Representative Sorlie, repeating the
law which provides that proposed con.
;stitutional amendments shall be pub
lished in one paper In each county.
were passed,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25

The women suffrage bill will come
up for third reading and final passage
IN the senate this afternoon, and II IN
expected that it will be passed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25

Representative Norheim introduced
/ Dill providing for a state budxet.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25

Representative Ployhar moved that
all bills providing for the estabiish-
ment Of hispitals for the insane be re-
ferred to a single committee. and
Representative Divet moved an
amendment that they be referred to
the committee Of the whole. The
amendment was defeated. however.
after which the Ployhar's motion car.
ried.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25
BOARD Of CONTROL
APPOINTMENTS NOT
CONFIRMED TODAY
Senate Held Each Admins
tration Should Have
its Own Board.
MAY ASK OFFICIALS
TO EXPLAIN DELAY
House Members Strongly In Favor Of
an Investigation to Determine Why
Report OF Some State Departnenss
are Not tn-Suffrage Blu Un
(Ttmes Special servioe.)
NOT CONFIRMED.

Bismarck, n. d.. ia. 26.-W1,ile
In executive session this afternoon
the senate refused to confirm the
board Of control appointments
on the grounds that the intent OF
the Law is that each administra-
tion shall have its own board q
control.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25

During the afternoon. two bills were
introduced in the senate pertaininr to
the state penitentiary. Senator Cashel
introduced one relating to the COM
pensation for inmates in the state pri.
son. while Senator Hughes presented
a Dill. providing for a resident chap.
plain at the penitentiary,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25

Senator overson presented . bill
providing that all legislative employes.
except the chief clerk Of the house.
secretary of the senate and the ser.
geant-at-arms and assistant sergeaut-
alarms. be engaged by contract, and
Ia bond of $4,000 be required Of tho
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25

Bismarck, N. D.. Jan. 26.-rhe
proposition Of ratifying the state
board Of control appointments was
considered in republican senatorial
caucus at the Mckenzie hotel last
night, but prominent leaders refused
to divulge the nature Of the businass
considered. 1t was announced. how
ever. that a committee had been ap.
pointed to draft resolutions to present
to the senate today.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-23
GOVERNOR v. c. M'DONALD'S
MEMORIAL DAY PROCLAMATION

From 'ur dawn Of history unui 30.
lay mru nave rendered grateful, al
inning homug" 10 the memory II those
VINO had li-Nrd 81 pohly laid down :heir
lives for VIVA they believed 30 be- the
DonuI aud safety of their fellowmeu.
pcrlrl", once ,ali, The whole earth
o., 'nc ,cpul.u-c Of lImsirIcus men;
and Edvau Eyrri'' continued. "Ali
Imr no nigh: nave added Is rhc m,I
'cuntum "' 'hrrr glory
The day which nae been -rr apart for
D"uoriug 'h" memory Of 'he dead ana
paving iIIuu'c go 'ho." wno still su.
,i,r from ,nr struggles wherc hoy
rr,hci pll 'o' 'b",r prorc.Jy viii soon
be- urlr.
now. THEREFORE. /. WILLIAM
4, MrDu\Al.D. Governor Of ,ne Stat
or Nav Mexico, de- nrr,hv icsigno."
and appoint
FRIDAY. MAY 30. 1913
O., Memorial Day. in tho state of New
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-23
REV. J. f. OVENS
COMMITS SUICIDE

Rev j. t.. t,Nru., well hnuNu 40 tlV.
VI, aud me "uIi,yiug Districts and pei.
nap, one Of the most popular indlvId.
ul, 10 ,uc u.'l, Mc'uoti,, .ommuuI
jir. m ,un, ud Roosevelt counties,
wuolr 10, % rI,nt lDd,I, ne uus gon"
preaching 'ur word Of the Loru iiom
,,rrh 10 WrrN. lird violent death 10y
Al, own hands about .3u "Wednesday
m"mag by ,tabbiug himself "a ne
throat with q sharp suite From Ic.
puI', winch utmy 20 the journal "i
nrr. We learn ,ua' Rev. uly,u, ana
one sou, ugcd sixteen, we've uJi uu the
,laIm. alone, and ua' lu, lalAct go
up about 80 saying ne wa- gViug oui
zoo .u" tug 90, Tor q minute. lue Do.
'unniug nothing OF 'ur ar', remained
"a 'uc mouse uu'il ace nrauu , pls'oi
,no, rui iu,mug ouj touhu iu, father
d,ug uom the awful wound inflicted
ia 'ue ,nlon, w,'u the yugu,al vein ru.
auu rnc blood pouring from nim.
n b, 'pought me- simply tr'd the
guu Z, announce ne fac inai nc had
n,ll"d himself, a, no evidence Was at
lu.i,u 80 md,.a,, ma. ur m"nu, go
bring about hi, drotn IN this way.
Rev ci,rn, leaves family of five
children co. 'ui. country AMI 90" or
iwo lu Juc cast. one ul tur.c beng a'
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-23
THE MONEY LAUNDRY

Iur lurjrd states Treasury i raIS
tally testing ou' the process OF money
Washing, tud tou machines ,uPauic oI
washing AND ironing luO,Uvu blii, day
a.y "ylng uprrltcd. AiNo,a.cs VI sac
mlruur, damn tut0 iHctI use would rc
dur, 'ur ,v'pu "l rur Bureau OF Print
iug and Engraving b, 2v.uUo,UuU aO'cs
annually. Ia the iargrl cities, par.i,u
lUly ~ 'ur east, a. !. me custom OF
'ur people go cuIS ull except suUsiu
uIN ruang" iu our dollar bills and
me ugnrJ denominations, eastern
hank, carefully gather ia all thc s0ilcd
money and turn IT harh INTO me Treas
my, wur,c a. O.. destroyed IL other
par.r "i ;uc country there ., not the
same attention paid 80 picking up soil
ED currency, aud the Tcsul, Is tina, iii.
Vel dollars ANA gold pas, rurlcut n
plnr" "i pnprr me prejudice Of P"r.
'l"r. o' ~" country igaIn~ small pa.
per money - urrdusr - .. not clean. ~
Washington amt many cities al bins
ln circulation ar new, or practically
s". rnc objection against washing the
monc, D, 'uu o. fades ia" bin, - -
iu mar' 'oun'rIiri'iue easy However
FrI,uN othrrul. suspect that lh, fact
iho' 'ur .on'"uria'cd rcdur,iou of the
money manufacturing force by about
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-23
OBITUARY

lu memory Of Bud Phillips, VINO pass
I'D ava, last week, after much illness
aud ,un,uug, VI "Wednesday night May
~, 1913, was born a. san Angelo, Ic&a.
september -. 1857, lie wu, 'uc son
% y ! aud :. e. pmllip, hls father
DIVING r Portable june Is, 1903. lie
q, survived by the following relatives.
va. brother. Doe. Mat and Roy PM
uy-. yi kocalol. y ". uud Amo. pnil
lips. o. Tuumcarr s. NJ, and nj. 81
'rg. M. Flora Hugucs. Of Dawson,
y. M.. au5 M, Ida kranpawlt'er Of
Iurumcau y NJ
The deceased commenced win the l..
T.. = " K. K IS call.uoy III 1905,
and gradually worked himself up, and
wa. nuldIup ne responsible position pi
engineer q, the time of hls death lie
wa. marrcd 10 Miss Florence lostelI,
ia 1911, and } thcu was born boy
VINO ,s now sixteen months Of age
ID. .ommu, were iu.orrcd % sunny
,it" cemetery Nav 10, at tour o clock,
=. ~. ruo service. being conducted b,
Re, \ y Eyans pastor of the Meth
udi,' church. after which Lost RveI
lodge So voj, Il. Of H. =. y J.. aud
rUoumra, Lodge o. Moose so. 92s per
formed 'De rites Of ,ueiF respective
lodge,
Mr. pn,lhp, mad pcru ,orclv afflicted
tor several wears, and had made q hc
ror. hgnt for life He had as many 4,
uru" operations performed during th,
pa.' liye yeats, the last being AZ Roch
ester. MIuu., u l'l.. lie was one oi
'n" mos; popular mer IN the employ OF
t.r t.. J. o =. ". a; Turumcari, and q
host OF friends mere mourn his deatl
ana extend sympathy to ms family
He has been au active member Of LoS'
River Lodge 40. GV5, &. ot l.. f. Il +
since l"o7, aud carried fifteen hundred
dollars ntc luSuranc, IN that order.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-23
RIGHTS OF HEAD OF TABLE

Considerable comment mas beeu made
upou tine attitude ot representative
Bowdlr Of Ohio. successor e NICK Long
worth, towards women, and in state.
mcut 'hc Congressman declares that the
statements hat he j. q critic of women
do him an Injustice He simply op
poses woman : suffrage Men ave thc
members of the family unit held re-.
sponsiblc by rhe state, hr says. "Tf
the man does not provide properly for
his family, hc is put in Jail There.
fore he is the one who should have rhe
right of the ballor, and II is unfair 70
him TO run the risk of having his vote
nulli6cd ny the one who sits a; the
o'hcv erd ~ his table
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-23
NEW AND OLD HOTELS

lur closing % rur oii Aston uuu,c ~
\"w Norn n,~ .-o'ri per aud Jypewrit.
rr> on q steam ~ r"mrui>ycnr", ana
20. ,npa't.on, between ol1 mas and
n"w. no' who'll, go .uo advantage -,
'ao latter.
~ 'Hc Cincinnati Enquirer r"moI IS.
-, Dlior ur."i. w".c uo, necessarily
simple Many oat vast purlor. with
u"oyi"s, banging, AMI .arpc'ing,. gill
mrro's i'cm ceiling 10 floor, massive
chandelier. and columns Otner cum
h"r.omc detail was added 70 ne bill.
Tho newer type runs less to s;uffy
elegance tnnu 10 crisp and sanitary
ncgtucsN, coupled wi'h ligh: lnd gilt.
ter. There ave not - many Ii,h car.
pet into whose yelvc'y nap you fairly
sinh. al" reservoir for dilt and dis
"p.". Thcrr aIc more tile aud hard
wood floor, aud ricanlS rug.
Bu' 'hcrc O.. uerdlc.. luxury inr winch
-" 'Iayclrr puys wn.'hr, ur rua fgr
It or poI, Mo.' people ,av an ;aey wish
b, good food ,ud clean and uomfcrt.
alb" bod N,'uall, costly frc.roos pnd
'ur ,Dimmcrug surface pi polished mir
bic seem 20 nypno'ilc them oven 70
mtE" avs tocd taste good
Tine ordinary small huD,r ,rili .ou.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-23

NrNI.u.
recommend hat all Of oar people
rrn-o from Labor ol that day except
SUCH e. may Jr absolutely ucrcssary,
and that they JON iu suru icmon,t.,.
jron 90, may pc piacjjraplc in the va.
rou. .oruii,ic. wi'h me usual exercises
ana rerempnio. suitable ior 'pe orra
sion.
Il, these annually recurring mcmoT.
loi exercises wc 'ypiiy me beautiful
,i"a. Of g memory ncp, ever green in
20, minis ana he blossoms Of rrari.
.ulo end hope blooming m be- nsars
nt , groai. free people.
bone u the Exerut,y. Oniu- lhl. me
'5'a iay OF May, 1919.
Wi'uos. my naud and 'le great seal
- 'rr safe ~ New Mexico
WILLIAM g MCDONALD
A''eStcd:
ANTONIO lrCERO.
Secretary ~ State.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-23
THE FOREST FIRES OF sRRING

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McALIsTER ITEMS

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-23

4 lady friend Of the ;, A., SO We
are told, has criticised our news ser.
vice. She says We enlarge on the fact
that Il dry farmers : old SOW gave birth
% - pigs and never mentioned that
the same farmers wife gave birth 10
6ne baby AT the same time We will
plead guilty, and can only claim ig
Eorancr and the fact that babies are
not as much OF novelty as pigs are
in this country At the present time. --
spanish American.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-23
SUMMER RATES

The summer rate '' yarluus pulnt'
wllI rake rncr' June 1913, and this
viii T." good news 20 many Of our rend
ors who contemplated q summer visit
The vat. - ,loudrroft viii he fl30o
ror '1c round "Trip from our city,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-23
TRAIN LOAD OF AUTOS

On Monday morning of this week
there wns q train toad Of autos passed
through our city going To Los Angeles,
in the train were twcnty.six furniture
cars, all alike, and were filled with
ears from the Lincoln Motor Car Co,
and this train was making passenger
time; hence, it soon gladdened the
hearts Of many AZ It's destination
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-23
THE EAGLES SPECIAL EDITION

On sunday MAY rs. 1873 the Wirh
ira Eagle issued special edition which
was profuscly illustrated, well gotten
up and IN fact II was simply "hum'
dinger and credit "a wichita Suc.
ross % the Eagle
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Al recent revival stoyckccpcr
arose and said he was the wicked, =
man in town and that he had given his
customers short weight for wears ~ a
% straight 20 hell If should die 10.
uignt, said he IN the course Of hi,
rcmarkS Immediately 8 pious old dca,
rou, who operates a store started the
sony II you get there before | do.
look out tor me for I'm coming too"
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INFORMATION WANTED

The whereabouts OF Mrs Dora Eva
Lamott, who was in Tueumeari, NJ NJ,
some two years ago. Address George
Henry Long, 1921 Tenth, 81, Denver
Colo.
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Men russ their luck because they
have 10 work so much and yet that is
propnhly the only thing hat keeps them
out ~ iai
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FOR RENT

Tworoom nonsc. furnished for light
housekeeping, Also another Groom
house nfurnished Apply TO u NJ.
Looury. al 'hc pos,ofcc.
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Read the Nsws-ths live wire paper.
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Tho world is getting hetter--the leg
islatures are adiourniuP