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should fail-well. be must use the In
fuences at his command to secure the
forcibe parting of the adventures
from his son.
Finally the son entered the room
and went at once to his father who
was standing waiting. facing the door.
I'm awfully sorry I'm so late. dad
he said simply.
where have you been:" the father
great affection in the flash of his gray
eyes as he scanned the young mans
face. and the touch of the hand that
he put on Dicks shoulder was very
tender. with that woman AGAIN.
mo father. not with her. She won't
see me-"
Naturally! She's got all she want
ed from you-my name.'
ITS mine too, you know. sir
Glider looked at his son with a
strange. new respect.
Dick" he cried-"boy. you are all
have in the world You will have to
free yourself from this woman some
how. You owe me that much"
II owe something to her. too. dad"
"What can you owe her? She trick
ed you into the marriage. Why, legal
ly it's not even that There's been
nothing more than wedding cere-
mony. We must get you out of the
scrape'
Pm not sure that want to get out
of it, father
you want to stay married to this
Jail birdr'
I'm very fond of her."
NOW that you known
Now that | know" Dick said dis
tinctly. Don't you see. father? Why.
she is justified in way-in her own
mind anyhow. | mean. She was limo
cent when she was sent TO prison"
Don't talk to me about her limo
cence. There's only one course open
to you. my boy You must give this
girl up. If you don't what are you
going to do the day your wife is
thrown into a patrol wagon and car
ried to police headquarters. for it's
sure to happen? The cleverest of peo-
pie make mistakes. and some day she'll
make one"
Dick threw out his hands in a ges-
ture of supreme denial. But the ia
Their went on remorselessly.
"They will stand her up where the
detectives will walk past her with
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were married this morning"

were married this morning"
Mary kept her eyes steadfast on the
! father. There was triumph In bel
gaze This was the vengeance fol
which she had longed. for which she
last achieved. Here was her fruition.
the period Of her supremacy.
Glider seemed dazed by the brief
sentence.
Say that again." he commanded.
Dad. Mary and were married this
morning"
Il married your son this morning. I"
Mary said IN a matter Of fact tone. 81
married him. DO you quite under
stand. Mr.. Glider? married him"
In that insistence lay her ultimate
compensation for untold misery The
father stood there wordless. unable to
find speech against this calamity that
had befallen him
tits frameupr' Burke roared. He
glared at the young man. Tell your
father II amt true. Why. do you
know what she Is? She's done time"
He paused for an instant, then spoke
in voice that was brutally menacing
"And she'll do II again.
The young man turned toward his
bride There was disbelief. hope. de-
spair. In his face
"It's lie Mary" he said. SAY it's
a lie" He seized her hand passion
ltely.
1T is the truth" Mary said firmly. |
Il have served three years In prison"
There was a silence of minute that
was like years.
Dick turned his tortured face to his /
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That's what they will do to
wife," Glider went on harshly. Ito
woman who bears your name
mine. What are you going to do
it?"
ut will never happen. She viii
straight. dad. That | know.
would know it If you only knew he
/ do"
Glider was in despair. What
ment could avail him? He cried
sharply in desperation.
do you realize what you're do
Don't go to smash, Dick, just at
beginning of your life. oh. | beg
boy. stop! Put this girl out of
thoughts and start fresh. You're
have, my boy"
"Yes. dad" came the answer.
could avoid 1t | wouldn't hurt you
anything in the world. I'm sorry.
awfully sorry He hesitated,
his voice rang out clearly: But d
fight this out by myself-fght it
in my own way. And I'm going
do it,
The butler entered.
"A man to see you. sir he said.
The master took the card. "Ver
we'll" he said. show him up" ID
glance met the wondering gaze of b
son.
Its Burke" he explained.
"What ON earth can he want-at TIL
time of night?" Dick exclaimed.
"You may as well get used to visit
from the police"
A moment later Inspector Burke Ell
tered the room.
"She's skippedr' he said triumph
antly.
Dick made a step forward. His eye
flashed, and there was anger in hi
voice as he replied:
II don't believe it,"
"She left this morning for Chicago,
Burke said. lying with manner tina
long habit rendered altogether cor
vincing. Il told you she'd GO" II
turned to the father and spoke with a
air Of boastful good nature. Now, al
you have to do is to get this boy out 0
the scrape and you'll be all right
Continued on next Page)
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"yIIE elders, both father an(
son. endured much suffering
throughout the night and day
that followed the scene In Mary
Turner's apartment. when she ha6
made known the accomplishment OF
her revenge on the older man by her
ensnaring of the younger.
Dick had followed the others out OF
her presence at her command. empha-
sized by her leaving him alone when
he would have pleaded further with
her. Since then he had striven to OBJ
tain another interview with his bride,
but she had refused him. He was de-
MED admission to the apartment. Only
the maid answered the ringing of
telephone. and his notes were seem
ly unheeded.
Dlstraught by this violent inter
ton Of torment into life that hit
to had known no important suffer
Dick Glider showed what mettle
man lay beneath his debonair app go
ance And that mettle was of a Kind
worth while He did not for an in
slant believe that she was guilty OF the
crime with which she had been orig
inally charged and for which she had
served sentence in prison. For the
rest. he could understand In some de-
gree how the venom of the wrong in
ficted on her had poisoned her nature
through the years. till she had worked
out its evil through the scheme of
which he was the innocent victim. He
cared little for the fact that recently
she had devoted herself to devious de-
vices for making money, to ingenious
schemes for legal plumber.
So. In the face of this catastrophe,
where less love must have been de-
stroyed utterly. Dick remained loyal.
His passionate regard did not falter
for a moment. 1t never even occurred
to him that he might cast her off,
might yield to his fathers prayers, and
abandon her.
The father suffered with the son. He /
was proud man, intensely gratified
over the commanding position to which /
he had achieved in the commercial |
world. proud of his business integrity. |
Of his standing In the community as a
leader, proud of his social position.
proud most of all of the son whom he
so loved Now. this hideous disaster
his pride ut every turn
1t threatened the one person in
the world whom he really loved.
He realized that his son loved the
could he wonder much at
that His keen eyes had perceived
Mary Turner's graces of form, her
oyeliness of face. He had appre-
hended. too. in some measure at least.
the fineness of her mental fiber and
the capacities of her heart. Deep with
N him. denied any outlet, he knew
here lurked curious, subtle sympathy
for the girl in her scheme of revenge
against himself
Glider in his library this night, was
pacing impatiently to and fro. eagerly
listening for the sound of his sons re-
urn to the house. He was anxious
Tor the coming of Dick. to whom he
would make one more appeal II that
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LOSSES SURELY PREVENTED

by Cutters BIackleq Pills. Low
priced. always fresh and reliable. they
are used by over so per cent OF Calf
fornia and Western stcckmen because
they protect where other vaccines fall.
Write for booklet and testimonials.
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50-dose pkge. Blaekieg Pills. -. 400
Cutters BIacklea PHI Injector. so
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but Cutters Is simplest and strongest.
The Cutter Laboratory. Berkeley, Cal.
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Home Talent Play

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PLANS TO SECURE DOWN
TOWN READING ROOM

Plans are being mad" 90 have hOm"
IMw'auqua Course consisting Of ~,
illustrated lectures given during the
fall with about e fortnight intervening
between each Two lectures Illustrated
wi.h cOlorrd stercop'ic1n slides, will
Dn given on agricultural subjects by
Prof \. T.. MuudclI g. II Mecker will
CAV" q travel 'alt ou the . Philippines .
md II WAT viii give two travel lee
urr> one ou "S""tmg America First
'hc Other oG " Seeing Old World COun
'r.c, Al>u a prominent educator
VIII dcIlN"r m illustrated lecture o.
DO school WO'a 10 New Mexico
\ uomtnal price viii be- charged for
thus Home Lecture Course aud ne lee.
wrr, viii probably be- given on Fri
Ray nights - the subjects and pic
urc, viii e. interesting 10 he public
a.d lIign school students Proceeds
above expenses will 20 10 the Cham
brr Ui Commerce fund 20 establish 90
down own rcading room
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REFUGEES ARE ALL
LEAVING OLD MEXICO
Red Cross Society Will Aid Them TO
Get to Their Homes MADEIRA in
Hands of the Bandits

Nn,Wup'ou y. c., Aug 81. The
American R"i Cos, viii aid destitute
American refugee, from Mexico. arriv.
ing 90 N"w Nul, san Francisco. New
Orl,au, and san Diego ,o get tran,
poro'l"n ,o ,rrir home, pr friends.
Secretary Bryan today named ~ aid il.
that worh u' \cw York ". T.. Persons
and Jacob H. ~rhll: r' Galveston, IIar.
~ g Awurr uj RABBI loru, cohen:
~ New OrhHu,. II i Thompson and
John y cannon 10 san Francisco. G. i.
'"nnor and Nl'cn kngn., ,Dd at San
Diego, Mrs, g. IT, Ballou and l.. \.
Blrrkm
There orr 10 Chihuama ninety Am
"r'r1n,, twenty destitute, ready to get
ou' 90, soon 20, special guarded rain
ran 30 no''h other foreigners French
German and English. viii hr brought
ou ~" train aud also seventy five chin.
amen. wuo. under hohd, viii hr allow
od 'u ."m" 100 'Ir Du.'rd states. rut,
Am"rIrar. arrunlug 20 reports 20 the
Nri" department. were ready u sail 70
de-, from Nr.a cruz for Sew Orleans.
most 81 rnrm ir,'i'Hc refugees from
'ur Durango dis, rict.
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PRAYING FOR RAIN

People who scoti at the possibility
aud reality of prayer ignore a vast NJ
ray N personal experience as well IS
Of recorded and well authenticated
facts Whether the currents of spar.
itual influence flow direct from one
human mind ~ another, OF touch the
all cuctrcling sea Of the divinity above
us, IS another question.
Persons OF robeust and circumstan.
tial faith will perhaps question tho nc.
tiuu Of GOV. Hodges OF Kansas on this
matter. When petition was handed
70 nim asking for the appointment of
70 day Tor public prayer for the relief
81 he drought IN the corn country,
COY. Hodges declined, while still affirm
ny ms belief IN the power Of prayer.
No doubt 1t would often be highly
convenient If storm and sunshine could
be thus governed by human petition.
But he Almighty would sometimes bO
embarrassed if simultaneously the farm
crS were praying tor rain, while the
baseball managers were petitioning for
fair weather.
Verify the heavens seem to many TO
bc Of brass, when human hearts are
lifting up their desire for relief from
heat Of storm. Still one should con.
slider how the tasks Of men would be
aggravated, were it not for be stern
uniformity of nature.
II IL was necessary to hold pray.
"r meeting IN order to make fire burn,
railroad aud factory operation would
bc Irrcgular Knowing natures fixed
ana unaltrrable laws, the engineer can
now be sure that when he applies tho
match TO inflammable material, fire
mus result All human enterprises are
built on this uniformity, and move for
ward with order and security.
similarity the grea; unknown of Ma.
ture contains forces that produce storm
and sunshine. some day these will be
better known, and perhaps man can
then better adjust himself to their 0p.
GRAFTON.
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GOVERNORS HOLD CON.
FERENCE IN COLORADO

Colorado springs Col, August %, --
GoNcrnCrS uf the states OF he uniou
will mold their annual conference at
Colorado Springs, August 26,3O. Indi
cations ar" that there will be from 20
20 lo governors and ex-governor, in
attendance at the conference, which
from The program already announced
aud the various questions which are
expected =" receive consideration hv
he state executives promises to he the
most important session in the history
Of 'uc Governors conference
Governor h, NJ. Ammous Of Coloru.
DO aud the city Of Colorado Springs,
through the chamber Of commerce, AS
h"N'S "t the governors have arTauged
for an Interesting program of enter
talument.
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NIGHT SCHOOLS HERE

The pruyuc,si,, ,rupo ,upcru,cud
ruj aud ,rhoo n,,ud have agreed {,
give mgh' rla,,r. 'u wu.r u pus,tbl,
tor hr Young men aud the young We
men wnu are compelled go earn inrl
living hy WurnIug days 10 the busi
urs, house, uorr I'D, take High Schoo
wurh u night also to take regular
I'u.Durs. rours, % night
Thi, b, ou opportunity tina, should
not lee o,rr.ooNcd Any Young mau O.
Young lady ru'rrr,'rd o. 'ur,c course,
should ,or q, many other, 90, possible
20 bee able 'o secure sufficient NUN
b"r Z" make 'hr pr'po,r'ior worth while
to the ,ruv"l people.
Stcuographcrs are always in demand
y Young lady working in store here
con lake shorthand and ,ypcwri.ing
three night, wcch from : till Q and
during the school course make good
>t"uographrr and doubtless double her
salary. Young men may DO the same.
See hr superintendent about this a.
once.
The government oilers opportunities
through the Civil Service examination.
which ave regularly held in Tucumcsri
10 hose really prepared a, stcnograph
cr,, hookhccpors or clerks We should
have students preparing for those cx.
ruiua;iou,.
the Young man now struggling %
make living may by night study pre-.
purr himself even in one year To pass
q rrodi'ahlr examination aud secure a
position Iu Washing on. where. with the
might courses in the universities there.
hr may finish his literary education, or
take professional course and still
earn good salary al 'he same time
This should prove uu inspiration 70
many of our ambitions boys and girls
'wd Young men aud young women.
Young people IA the county can come
TO Iurumcarl, secure positions 'u work
during me dav, ant a'.rri these nph'
classes. The rucumrnri schools want
to be helpful, no, only 10 Tucum,ari
bur &C. hc real educational force for
Eastern New Mexico.
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SLAVERY EXISTS IN
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
50 Says Report Of Dean Worcester, TO
Insular Department--Speciac In.
stances Given

Washington, H. c., Aug. 25.--Slavsry
in tue full meaning Of the word exists
Throughout the Philippines, even in the
cry of Manila aud pconage is general
IN the islands according to a specific
Icpor, Commissioner Dean Worcester,
has made 20 the insular government.
|, has not been received by the war
department, but copies are 10 the baRds
Of Ctbcr officials
Fiipuos 10 parts of the islands com.
moulv capture children and sell them
into slavery for profit Some are sent
90 China, where they are dressed in the
native fashion some children have
been cnticed from their homes by slave
agents On promises of scholarships in
stance. which Mr.. Worcester reports
IN dc- all, were sold and others farm.
ed uut for money. lie cites the case
~ thirteen yeaI old girl bought for
some pigs and cloak. The supreme
court Of the islands released the slave
raider, deciding that no crime had been
committed aud no physical force had
been used This one case, Mr.. Worces.
ter says has bIock kcd other slavery pros
ccutions. The Philippine assembly has
blocked laws Tor the suppression Of the
trafc he says, because many Of its mem
hers come from provinces whore slav-
cry tlourishps
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GOOD ROADS DAY

pr W. r. Brown of yalmora, who
originated the idea OF Good Roads day
for New Mexico, is busy man these
days. The doctor is running up ana
down the line between here and RatOL
telling all the people about Good Roads
day and what they ought to do at that
time
From appearances, he need do but
little telling People are waking up
TO the scheme with a gratifying readi,
ness and are planning work with .
graf deal more readiness. One thing
must be watched, however, and tha,
is that the enthusiasm be not allowed
10 die of before the day SET for the
big event Too often in New Mexico
has worthy project ended In talk.
This one must not be- allowed TO do 50.
Enthusiasm now aroused must be In.
creased rather than diminished. Ev-
cry man must enter into the project
with the true spirit of IT, There must be
no lhggards and no idlers.
The day is TO be one Of work aud
work is what Is wanted on tho roads,
not air The wind supply q sufficient
amount Of that-bOtb hot and eOad.
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II. j. COLLINS is ATTORNEY
IN INTERIOR DEPARTMENT

Hugh i. Collins, an Albuquerque a..
,orney aud wcll known Democrat, has
received word of his appointment as
au attorney in 'hr interior department
He viii leave soon for Washington, 10
assume the duties of his otIice Mr..
Collins was mentioned for the post Of
minister 20 Chile, hu' his appointment
70 he office in the interior department
probably means tha. some one else is
SLATED iCr the south American post.
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oCToGENARLAN HANGS HIMSELF

AIhuquorquc, Aug, % Jose Andres
P1n" y bara, - years old, possessor Of
police record dated back IS years al
least, Yesterday afternoon hanged him
~rlf ru the county Jail at Old Albu
qu"rquc.
\ Ia,l"r found he body az O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon dangling at the
end oi rope which he had fastened
20 'h" top bar Of window Baca was
lead, his neck being broken.
90 fn" time is coming the old man
told anoner prisoner about O'Clock.
Ih" prisoner attached no significance
:" III" utterance at that time. and left
the room. No one saw Baca after thai
until the iailcr entered the room an
hour la'cr 70 summon the inmates to
supper iinra was in ;he ward, on the
Second flo" of the jail, where petty
offenders are incarccrated The room
where Ra,a hanged himself was oper
'" ~ h"r prisoners but none Of them
uHnncro 'u enter that room between
and o'clock.
Ba"t used a short piece Of clothes.
line. Prisoners used the line 10 hang
their rlrh"S on, The aged prisoner cu,
u down uuobscrved aud went to the
nno"ruplrd room. lie stood on the sill
'1'i fastened one end to he top bar. He
made q moose, slipped l. over his head
aud jumped N the sill. The rope was
50 short hat his feet were only two
feet below the sill
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CHILDREN NATIONAL
TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY


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GARRISON TO sER BUSTING

cheyenne, Wyo, Aug. 23.- Secretary
Of War Garrison and mis- party at s
O'Clock this morning left Fort D. A.
Russell where they passed the night
for the Pole Mountain maneuver re.
reserve, thirty miles nom Invest Of Chey.
enne. -
They viii return to Cheyenne at ESQ
and attend the Frontier Days celebra
ton, witnessing contests to establish a
world = championship brOncho busters
aud steer ropers
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS.
Get Together Dinner Big Local Affair."
Attendance Was Good

form. II is our intention to ~, boz,
uIud D. aud icudrrca the mcmbrr, oi
.ml corporation ai 'nr assistance wc
eau.
Ih' l'"gh' Rates need adjusting.
'"i ~" mu'' to .n" adjusting. We Iu.
TENT getting down ho,l"",' un TINS
"i one" ana "ilI ln ia" next few days
nav" dem" information +" give ow
Iurnm"oH I' i"a'"h Iohhrug point.
''' 80 ''"" ~ ~" n"-n' .a'"' are
Property adjusted. J believe We will
nave more '"'''r~> oi ms azure"
uur ,niauou with nbo Co.Opcra,iyr
r,uh. uf Ea.'c'gu \rw Mexico and
run. Of Eastern New Mcxiro aud
lis. We rrrrilr advertising benefit,
which otherwise would not be- received
Ihrr" I' Do" end Of gu,d derived from
'ms source.
W. Nan' 4, ..rJ , Lry. J.l.o,.i. i.,.
,o Amarillo 20 .hc uu,rr.rIy mcc,ipg
md uridrm.alIv take IN Nm, Fair such
trr, do mn,. fnv,rJ. ,j,,r,i.,uo ,b,
.l.N ~ Il ou,l. 'nu np, ,'u.r tI,r
th,; cam ,.r,u ~, nr., wan, ~,
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ANOTHER BODY TAKEN
OUT AT TRINIDAD

Trinidad, Colo Aug % The body
Of T., D. 3auscll the Santa Fe bridge
foreman who with four Of his men was
killed in cavc.iu in the old Ration
tunnel, was recovered early today.
The bodies of Fred Flecner and Geo,
Clement two Trinidad carpenters, are
"ill in the debris. Coroner G, NJ. .Bayne
~ ColfaN county, y. NJ, will conduct
an investigation into the disaster this
afternoon st Ration,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-08-29
TO BUILD ELEVATOR HERE

Mr. Miller, our grain market man as
sures rs that if our plains farmers and
Others will put in good wheat crops
mis- fall Mr., Patton will place large
elevator mere neut fall.