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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-11-11
ELIOT CONTRASTS CHINESE
AND JAP EDUCATION

Or. charles ". Eliot. former presi
dent Of Harvard university. has pre-
pared a report for the Carnegie Endow
mcut for international Peace. which
Irai- ~cxhaustivelv with educational
methods iu China and Japan. both of
which countries were recently visited
by Or. Eliot.
DR.. Eliot, report says;
eff We expect the extraordinary ia.
stance of Japan, popular education ha'
only lately begun 10 work among tn'
Oriental people. It's object il not only
20 increase the intelligence ot the pco
pie ~ o whole, but also % relieve them
from the many ,crrors contained in III,
popular religions beliefs, and from the
bondage OF superstitious social aud Ia
lu.trial habits aud particularly from
the extraordinary restrictions imposed
hy caste. The wonderful success 'h'
government Of Japan has attained ia
providing the means of universal elc
mcutarv education and Of the higher rd
u|ratiou for n murcrous class selected fO'
merit and capacity, has stimulated all
the Oriental people % desire free publ,
instruction; but the experimenting
western governments have thus far me-
this desire for instruction only in ar
imperfect way, and 10 a limited extent
On India he expenditures Of the govern
mcut ON education began at the TOP
and have not been followed hy %adrquat,
expenditure AT the bottom; and through
ont that portion ~ the far cast which Is
-upcriu'cndcd by western powers IN,
expenditure ON public education ha'
boon far too small. Yet il IL onll
Through all It's grades 10 deserving an,
capable Youth, that the population a.
large can be made more intelligent anc
skillful, and more capable of tru" pro
gress, social, industrial aud government
tai. To promote sound education in tn,
east by giving information about West
crn educational institutions, method
and results, by founding ~internationa
scholarships and l%ecturships, and by es
tahlishing free libraries on the Ameri
can type, would be a sure way ~ in
crease the mutual acquaintance NJ cas-
aud west, and TO develop mutual GOOD
will.
"In the field Of education there il
one specific gift which the west ear
make TO the east that would gradually
produce a great change in the working
of the Oriental mind. The Oriental hal
been a student Of the abstract. He hai
proceeded by intuition and meditation
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MoTHERsl HAVE YOUR CHILDREN
WUhMS2

Are they feverish, restless, nervous,
irritable, dizzy or constipatedi Do
hey continually pick their nose or
grind their teeth. Have they cramp.
ing pains, irregular and ravenous ap.
petite' These are all signs Of worms,
Worms not only cause your child suf'
fering but stunt It's mind and growth.
Give "Kickapoo Worm Killer" at once
II kills and removes the worms, i'm.
proves your child's appetite, regulates
stomach, liver and bowels. The symp.
IONS disappear and yonr child is made
happy and healthy, as nature intended
All druggists or by mail, 25c
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company
Philadelphia, Pa. st. Louis, Mo
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Wool and Hide Prices

Kansas City, Mo-. Oct. % 1913
The following quotations l.
furnished by +. l.. COFlELD
WOOL MISSION CO.,
1879 to 1874 GcncScr ST.. Kansas
City, Mo.
Kansas City Wool and Hide
Prices.
wool.
Colorado, New Mexico. Utah and
Texas.
Light Medium, lac To lie per ID.
Light Fine lSC to l6c
Heavy Fine loo To lSc
Angora Mohair, y months. 25c
to 27c per ID.
Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska and
Oklahoma.
Bright Medium, lie to lpc per Id.
Dark Medium, l5c To l7c per ID.
Light Fine l+C to Too per ID.
Heavy Fine l2c To- l+c per ID.
HIDES
Green salt natives, No. /, Is
l-2c per ID.
Green salt natives, No, ,. II
l-2c per ID.
Side brands, over ~ 10. flat,
!5c per 10.
Part cured hides l-2c less than
cured.
Incurred hides lc less than cured
Glue hides, Hat X l-2c per 10
Green horse hides S2.25 to $500
each.
Dry flint hides 25c to 25c per Id.
Dry salt hides l7c to 2Oc per ID.
PELTS
Dry full wool sheep peltS lOc to
lie per ID.
Green salt sheep pcltS Soc to
Sl.00 each.
Angora goat skins l5c to 75c each
Tallow; No. l., u l-2c. No. ,,
; l-2 cents per ID.
Grease: White lie. yellow
) l-2 ( per ID.
BcewaX; Bright ,25c to SOc per ID
SCRAP IRON
Country Junk mixed iron 900
to SlO.5O per ton.
BONES
Country Junk bleachcd bones
Sl7.0O to S22.OO per ton.
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CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENT

Rev. r. r.. Hcnderlifr, Pastor
Regular mid.week PRAYER service 81
Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
sunday morning GAS SUNDAY school.
~ O'Clock regular morning service.
The evening service will he n union
service for all churches az the Prcsbv.
terrain church by the W. &. T, I. NJ
IRE cordially invited to be present nj
each of The services and the ladies are
especially anxious that Il large attend.
ance may be present nj their service "'
sunday evening.
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published in next weeks paper. Write
the subscription editor of the News
for applications for subscription agency
The News means 20 cover the news Of
every community in The county to give
especially attention 10 d%airying and to
stock raising, and prints the news fear
lessly.
The News stands for a bigger and
better Tucumcari and Quay county,
The News is one of the best adver.
Using mediums in Eastern New Mex.
.co.
New subscriptions give new power 70
tn" News to make it a paper for the
economic uplift Of this county and the
state.
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SEW. so CLUB

Mrs. James Putnam entertained the
Scw.So club ON Friday of last week
Most Of the members were present and
spent n very profitable afternoon in
ueedlcwork Of all kinds.
Mrs. Putnam assisted by Mrs. Far
Herring, served delicious Refreshments
consisting of chicken salad, ]saudwiche,
coffee. chocolate waters aud minis. Al
ter refreshments, the ladies were lie
lighted For some thirty minutes will
several beautiful piano selections lay the
hostess aud Mrs. shields. The clul
will meet this Friday with Mrs. Osca.
Sauduskv.
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FOREST HOMESTEAD LAND LISTED

over two thousand acres of land ON
National Forests in Arizona aud New
Mexico were opened "a entry during
O'tuhrr upon application If homescck.
CPS. The applications were made under
ia" Forest Homestead Ac' of Jun, ~,
1905. examinations of the areas applied
cor were made by the Forest Service,
aud the lands recommended for listing
were opened TO entry by the Land or
flee.
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DO you FEAR CONSUMPTION

No matter how chronic your cough or
how severe your throat or lung ailmenl
Is, DR., Kings New Discovery will sure
~ help you; it may ave your life. Still
man Green, of Malichite, Col, writes
Two doctors said | had consumption
and could not live two years. usen
Dr, Kings New Discovery and am alive
rad we'll" Your money refunded il
t fails to benefit you. The bes; home
cmedy for coughs, colds, throat and
lung troubles. Price soc and 81 100
Guaranteed by the Elk Drug Store,
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RECEIvl;Rs l

an now prepare 10 accept bids ~
he following GoscrIhrl property owned
~ the International BANK ~ C"mm"rr,
TucumcaTi, N NJ.
NEL NEh Soc - Tw, lnN Rug s.
e., and M NV Ssr so and SEA-
swh Sec 10 Twp To-, Rnp ~ T., coh
tanning iG2 % zoo acres, aud SEA
SWH, VIZ SEN Sec ~, nd Nwi,
Mex Sec "a Twp ION RING 20 r., ron
aiming 100 acres, Quay county, y N
sEH NwH aud SwT TEh and lot,
! and 2 See 4 Twp l0E Rug 81 T., con
tanning l59 sl.lOo acres, Qury count
N. NJ.
Lots e. D and f.. Of Lumat's Sui
Civ Of lots !, 2, 3 and I Of Block 10
original townsite Tu"umcar, lots y
f. and F Chenault's Sub Div II lot.
9, Q, 10, ~, 70 Of Block ls or Tucum
earl, Lots Is G. ID, and r. Iamar's Sui
Div Of lots Q, 10, II aud ~ Of Rlk ~
OF Tucumcari, N. NJ.
Lot S Block l3 OF T'urumcau. y N
A 3.s interest in and to Lots II ana
IL in Block 80 Russell's addition.
Lot S in Block 2 of Gamble addtuou
10 Tucumcarh
Lots 10, 20 81, blk ?, Daub's Ad
dition 10 Tucumcari.
Lots b and c Herring Subdivision OF
lots IL, "A, u, 10, blk g, Original Town.
site.
II. b. JONES, Receiver
Inl EnnAlnnal nanL nI nnu.n...
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Repeat

Your advertising to make Il Of
fective. Say it over and I've in
different ways if you like, but
keep telling the essential fact. In
this way you force those who see
your name TO remember you and
to think of you when they think
of your line of goods.
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sn.Aan IN THE SOUTHWEST

snAaE IN THE SOUTHWEST
This country il short of beef. There
was barely an adequate supply six years
ago. There are fifteen and a half mil
lion less beef cattle in he United states
now than there were six years ago, aud
there has been a marked increase in
population. We do not have enough
beef to 90 around aud ms u consequence
the price il abnormally high. stock.
men decreased their beef herds because
with the usual feed stutIs, there was
more money in selling their crops than
In feeding them.
In the past two years u few beef pro-
duccrs in most Of the feeding commun
tiles Of the West have been 'estIng
,ilagc "a, % part Of the growing and fat.
'ruing ua'ious and have found that II
reduces hy one half the amount Of grain
required in fattening animals, shortens
the fa''cniug period and improves tue
quality of the beef. They also found
that ~ilugr materially lc,,rncd the cost
Of feeding growing animals, hnstetnine
2.ir u,,urit, and o,ro,ly increased
.hr cattle carving capncitv If the farm
TIA, immoral usr or siIoyc hv the cattle
growcr. If the West will enable feed.
I.,. ,n r,i,, and ra,tcu nj a prof. "A
much larger number of beef cattle aud
o., ,4, Same time suprIyinp beef more
I.uropIy 10 IA, consumer. Silngc means
.,l,,ti,p q, both u, beef maker and
.br I.,,f .ntcr.
For yror. .ilayr from corn hn. been
b. ,rIy lind ,h,, n,. ciy.u rtoG,,hl.
,,,ur. IN fcrdipy beef rnttlr, The
Eor,Y. Nprirul,uraI Co,lrpc ha, inst,
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S o t y
MEsDAMEs ooLDENBHRa


Mesdames A. u. aud NIB. Golden.
berg entertained at their home in the
west end on last Friday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Krenning Of 81. Louis.
Auction was played NJ twelve tables
and during the entire afternoon the Ia.
dies were delighted with beautiful pi.
ano music rendered by Mrs. f. r. Saxon
AZ the close of four games the host
csses served a very tempting two-cours,
luncheon consisting Of asparagus sala,
creamed chicken, olives, cranberry saue,
aud coffee. ice cream and two kinds o.
cake.
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says;
From Nhan@haI went '" li"htSli
r"hchcd thar treaty port on NprlI l."
my three excursions NV" 70 ieNlhI
one "t which included q Journey I" th'
grra wall amt th" Ming Iombs)' an'
ON" O." Panting IA. Ny absences IRON
Ilcni-lu covered I'VE ana a half week
80 that passed five and a hall week
in Ij"utsin. The city j. a place OF con
siderable commercial Importance oht !
10 also The hes place "a china ~ whicl
10 study Chinese educational condition
aud institutions. The Chinese Peopi'
- "a whole NAY" mad for many centurle
- High appreciation Of the value 81 edu
cation; and prolonged intellectual train
ing has been the only avenue To othcia
station, The nature, or quality Of ed
u%catiou in China has remained unchang
I'd for more than two thousand wears
II ha, always beer an education exelu
siyelv literary, with Some small add
lions of u historical and metaphysical
nature. In the elementary schools %
China Young children began 20 rommi
20 memory phrases and sentence. iron
the writing of COnfucius aud his con,
mcutators, years before they could pos
,ibly understand the meaning Of thos,
phrases: and children and youths Ill,
little else a. later stages Of their train
ing. the staple of instruction remaining
The same through the entire period q
systematic education. The learning :,
recognize and write correctly thousand
or Chinese characters called for anothe
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EYES-liching, aversion to study and
stupidity are sure signs Of eye trouble
in children. DO not neglect the ehild's
eye, See Dr. Nancy aud have them
examined aud properly fitted with good
gInsscs.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-11-11
SAFEST LAXATIVE FOR WOMEN

Nearly every woman needs a good
laxative. DR.. Kings New Life Pills
are good hccnusc they are prompt, safe
aud do no cause pain. Mrs VI. &. Dun.
lap ~ Leadhill, Tenn, says; CDR. King
New Life Pills helped her troubles
greatly" Get a box today. Price 25c
Recommended by Elk Drug Store
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MRS. BAcA TO ENTERTAIN

card. are out announcing an Auction
rarity nj the home Of Mrs. Brnito BacH
on mex, Friday afternoon.
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PRESBYTERIAN LADIES AID

The Presbyterian ladies ard will meet
with Mrs. stephen Whitmore on mex
Thursday afternoon.
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Mr.. ". r. farrell il ENJOYING a visit
from her mother. Mr.. krruning of -
Louis.
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II, b. JONES, Receiver
Int national Bank Of Ccmmrtt
TusumeAri. N N
oIsapnoInted Office sesksr,.

A man will get 80 mad because the
fob be wanted was given to someone
else that he VIII spend weeks fight
Ing III" appointing power. purely on
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CROCHET CLUE

Mrs. + : Hind, j. entertaining th,
Crichet club his Tuesday afternoon
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Is essential to making an impress.
sion. The boy learns the multi
plication table by saying it over
and over until he can't say il
wrong. 1t is no trner after it is
learned than il was before. Re-
peating IL n thousand times does
not alter the facts, But repetition
does make the knowledge certain.
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Read the Nows--ths live wire paper.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-28
CREATE
NEW COURT
CATHOLIC ORGANIZATION is
FORMED BY HAMILTON
WOMEN AT RECTORY.

Hamilton, March 27.-(Special.)-An
event of much interest in Catholic
circles in Hamilton was the institu-
ton this week at the rectory of a
court Of the Womcn's Catholic Order
Of Foresters. The new court will be
known as 81. Francis Xavier Court
No. 9S4, and starts with a membership
Of %. This insurance society was
organized and instituted by Miss Hes
ter Il. Murphy of Chicago, who has
been here for some time getting mem
bers. Immediately after the court
was organized the following officers
We're elected:
Chief ranger-Mrs. Catherine Pat
tullo.
Vice chief ranger-Mrs. Catherine
O'Brien.
Recording secretary-Mrs. Cora l..
Crush.
Financial secretary Mrs. Rose
Smithey.
Treasurer-Mrs. Mary NJ. Strunk.
Trustees - Mrs. Mary McGlaSson,
Mrs. Loretta Mooney, Mrs. Minnie
Cramer.
Conductors-Mrs. Johanna Dwyer.
Mrs. Bridget LalSrance.
SentinelS-Mrs. Margaret Shea, Miss
Mary Harrington.
Medical eXamincr-Dr. J. NJ. Cas-
serly.
The chaplain of the court is Rev. NJ.
"A. Lynch, pastor of st, Francis church
of this city. through whose approval
and encouragement much Of the good
work has been accomplished.
After the inSta llatiDu of officers n
social hour was thoroughly enjoyed
refreshments being served by the
members. The first regular meeting
will be held Tuesday, April 1, at
o'clock p. m, at the rectorY. All
members are urgently requested to ibe
in attendance.
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DARBY NOTES

Darby. March .-CSpcciaI.)-Mans
lombard is down from his home in
French basin.
George Robins was transacting bust
ness in town today.
Mrs. William Mckay ana daughter
Marie went t. Hamilton today.
DIR. Dunlap was a visitor from his
Rye creek ranch yesterday. He stated
that BUD Ray is i'll at his home on
upper Rye creek.
Fred Elhman, travelling man for the
Missoula Mercantile company, was
taking ord rs in the city today.
George Milestone came down yes
to-day from Ross Hole. He returned
home this afternoon.
Mike GLEASON, the Shillings COM
pany man, was visiting the merchants
here this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Harlan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burt K"rlcc and DR.. Hawaward
and wife went to Hamilton Wednesday
evening in Warner Lands auto to sec
'N;raustark" at the Lucas opera house
&, +. Hart was a business visitor t.
the city today.
Mrs. Burt Townsend was shopping
in town this afternoon.
w. l.. Craker, foreman of camp /.
of the Como orchard company, Was il
town yesterday or business.
Burt Ruark is in from his rancI
transacting business in the city.
Thomas Benson was down from The
Stomcr saWmill yesterday.
Martin Rowan, the lumberman from
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WOMEN REGISTERED
FOR SCHOOL VOTING

Hamilton, March 27.-(Spprial)-
The registration for the annual school
election in the Hamilton district
closed on March %. County Clerk and
Recorder A. j. HUrt reports that the
list carries SCI names, abOu $50 Of
which are omen School election will
be held April ). Mr.. lIork calls aitcn-
ton to the fact that all women who
vote at the coming school election Will
not be required to register again. pro-
Vided they keep ON voting at suisse
quent school elections, BY voting at
the coming school election they viii
put their names on the rolls for the
next election, thereby avoiding the dis
agreeable task Of giving their ages
again.
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ALBERTON

Alberton, March p. -tSpecialD DO
Scph Nctt"rsncck is visiting his old
home ut p~InttsviIlc, Ncb.
Bernard Hardy and family have
gone to their ranch near Nergillc for
he remainder of tn" year.
Mrs, Heckcroth and Mrs. G. II. VIII
son were Missoula shoppers yostcr-
day.
Mrs. Ira clark, who has been at St.
J"seph's hospital, Deer Lodge. for
some time, expects to leave there on
Saturday next, well ON the road to
recovery.
Mrs. William rndcrhiIl has re
, turned from a visit with her parents
at ST. Regis.
Th" Ladies' Aid society realized the
neat sum of $2S.50 from their hazaar
on Saturday evening at BcstWick hall.
An entertaining program was given,
The hit of the same being the
n"WSy "Albcrton Blade" composed
ANA read by Mrs. Margaret Green.
Mrs. c. -. Bartlett was Il Missoula
visitor the latter part of last week.
An infant daughter has arrived to
gladden. tn" acme of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
CnrnWcll IN West Alborton.
The g. II. Wilson home In West Al
bcrt"n is under quarantine. their son
Earl, being i'll with scarlet fever.
lalrett" Mooney is spending some
tim" with her sister, Mrs. MUIoy, at
Deer Lodge.
Mrs. Robert Wilkinson made a trip
over he west end Of the division un
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HAMILTON BRIEFS

Hamilton, March 27.-(Special.)-
Flint b. Aniba. cigar specialist for the
Stone-Ordean-Well company, arrived
in Hamilton last evening, accompanied
by John TreWhela of MiSSoula, the
firms representative, and will busy
himself here for the next few days.
Judge John Patterson arrived in
Hamilton this morning to occupy the
district court bench until the close of
the present trial calendar. Judge Nc
Culloch left his morning for Missoula
whore he will occupy Judge Patter-
sons bench
Gus Gorus, a Darby ~horticulturist,
arrived in Hamilton this morning. be
ing interested in a case up for trial in
the district court.
Milton Hammond, the Darby opti-
mist, arrived this morning on district
court business.
Attorneys George T. Bags Of Ste
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Vcnsville and J.. a. Roberts of Mis-
soula are in Hamilton today attend
ing to district court matters.
Fred II. Nichols, who has spent the
PAST few months travelling throughout
Europe, is Il Hamilton visitor today,
arriving last evening.
William r. LeTcvrc, horticulturist
for the Bitter Root Valley irrigation
company. arrived last evening from
Bitter Root for a short visit here.
Attorney elmer +. Hershey of Mis-
sOula attended to district court mat
tcrs here yesterday.
Henry GREENWOOD and Fred EllImHn,
MissouIa knights Of the grin, IN" call
ing on local merchants today.
George l.. Burtis of StcvcnsyiIIo WAS
registered at the Hamilton hotel to-
day.
William Orris Of Florence is a Ham
ilton visitor today, coming here on
district court business.
The seat sale for The owl and the
Pussy Cat has opened ANA the seats
are in encouraging demand, The play
will be produced by local talent at the
Lucas opera house Friday and Satur-
day evening Of this week under tn"
direction Of Miss Dixie Wilson, The
play, including lines, words and music,
was composed by Miss Wilson, The
play is to be produced for the benefit
Of the Hamilton hospital.
"Graustark' was presented last
evening at the Lucas opera house ny
n capable company. A fAir-siHed
croWd Witnessed the performance.
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ARLEE

Arlee, March 27.-(Special.)-Mr.
and Mrs. O. Mcintyre returned to their
home in Arlee Friday after visiting
with relatives in Butte for several
days.
Miss Mable Maxwell has ,gonc to
Vancouver, b. c., where she has ac-
copied a position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed iSchall spent sew
eral days in Missoula last week.
The Ladies' Aid society met last
Thursday with Mrs. +. G.. lines. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. G. |.
Furry.
@. E. Larsen of Thompson Calls is
in Arlee on business.
Mrs. John Elliot and daughter Mar
ion, were shopping in Missoula Sat
urday.
DR.. John Heidelman returned home
from Plains Friday, where he had
been on professional business.
Miss Valentine Martz of Missoula is
spending a few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Martz, north OF
Arlee.