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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-10-29
FRIDAY, OCTOBER ,e, 1914.

Astrology finds this an auspicious
day for the pursuit OF many lines OF
business, since the Sun. Mars and Mer.
curry are all In benefc aspect. Nep.
tune is mildly adverse.
Under this government Il is be-
lieved that the planets operate most
helpfully for all who must make i'm.
rortant decisions regarding future
policies. Diplomats, rulers OF state
or nation and all persons In authority
should benefit.
II is time held as favorable for
bespeaking friendship or cooperation
on the part OF these who are OF su.
perior 8 ion or power. The stars
promis good luck TO all who seek IA.
Vors from men and women In places
OF authority.
Mars Is believed 10 impart strength
and activity to the body and to give
impetus toward success. Whatever
Is carried on out OF doors Is particu.
Iarly favored under this rule.
Athletics are subject TO the best in
nuences. II IL a day in which en-.
forced activities physical and mental.
are supposed to be greatly acceler.
ated
politicians should benefit from this
connguration, which is said to impart
resourcefulness and perseverance.
Relief and cure for those who are IN
ana worried is made easier by the as.
pect, the seers declare.
Astrologers counsel the cultivation
OF poise and fortltude, for the stars
ioreshadow much anxiety and uncer.
tainty during the coming months.
they find that planetary conditions
are 30 sinister that persons in every
walk OF life will be affected mentally.
even though they may not have any
material cause for depression and un.
happiness.
Today's aspect is not good one for
investments or speculation. Il is we'll
10 guard against fraud and deception
while IL prevails.
Persons whose birthdate Il ia have
a happy augury for the year. They
should be fairly lucky in financial mat
ters' Those who are employed. how
ever. should be cautious to give good
service.
Children born on this day are IlkeI,
TO be exceedingly bright and indus
trious. They may be inclined towart
egotism. but they will have more thar
the average OF success.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-10-29
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER q. 1914.

Astrologers read this as an uncer.
tain day, although Neptune and the
sun are both In beneiic aspect.
It Is held that, owing to the dis.
turbed world conditions. the Wholesale
sacrifice Of life and the grief and ag
ony produced by the war, all the
forces that operate upon humanity are
affected. For that reason the seers
declare that caution and conservatism
should rule all domestic and public
affairs.
Neptune is in "A place that is said
whatever concerns American shipping
interests.
Under this rule II Is said prosperity
will come from the South and from
countries not developed
There is n fortunate sign today for
those who seek promotion or political
prcfermcnt
II Is a lucky day fOs all who desire
recognition from persons who are sue.
cessful. The stars also favor men
and women In search OF employment,
Colleges and schools are subject TO
q beuotiCent rule Vocational training
and all practical lines OF education
will be- emphasized, II the stars are
read Alright, and there Is allurng
promise for all who are young in ev-
cry profession, The planetary sway
benefits most those who have lived
but brief span, astrologers say, and
the coming years will be especially
hard for men and women who are
middle.aged or old
Trouble IN Morocco and the Trans.
yaal Is prognasticated South Africa
will suffer during the winter from va.
rious sinister influences.
Shipwrecks are prognosticated
Next month will be particularly dan.
gerous to navigation, II is predicted
The position OF Neptune In the royal
sign OF Leo causes London astrologers
20 foretell period OF distress and
trouble for the king and queen OF Eng
land. Next month may be most un.
fortunate.
Persons whose blrthdate It Is have
the omen OF rather a successful year.
Both men and women are warned not
to indulge in firtations or love affairs
that are not serious.
Children born on this day probably
will enjoy life. They should be ex.
ceedingly popular in the business or
the social world As they are on the
cusp they partake OF the qualities OF
Scorpio as we'll as Libra subjects.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-10-29
HOROSCOPE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1914.
The stars Incline, but DO not tomDeI''

Astrologers find this a day OF con.
trary influences, for Saturn rules
strongly for good, while Venus is ad-
verse.
II is time when conservative. pru-
dent and diplomatic ideas should be
entertained and success In negotia-
tions upon which great events hinge
Is more likely to be attained while
this confguration prevails.
Building, repairing and dealing with
real estate agents are subject to for
tunate conditions today
There Is sign presaging large
profits to shoemakers, harness makers
and all who sell leather.
Elderly persons are under n kindly
sway when Saturn Is in beneflc aspect.
Fame is promised an aged fnancier,
who will do a public service
The adverse rule OF Venus IL inter.
prered as a warning that women will
have many cares. much anxiety and
exacting work"
This Is not a lucky day for weddings
or for any entertainment at which
men and women meet.
Milliners and modistes ~e subject
TO conditions that demand extraordi-
nary business ability.
Under this government II is wise
TO refrain from excesses OF every
sort. Eating and drinking should be
moderate, as this aspect is conducive
10 diseases OF the digestive tract.
Fires may be unusually numerous.
Danger from explosives and electrical
apparatus is increased under this rule,
the seers declare
Educational matters are coming un.
der direction which promises q
year OF good results. The small col.
leges should prosper.
The death OF young soldier OF
royal lineage is prognosticated Sor.
row will enter a palace. astrologers
say.
Persons whose birthdate Il is have
the augury OF a quiet year that is not
altogether prosperous Disappoint.
ment concerning domestic affairs is
presaged.
Children born on this day may be
inclined toward carelessness and lack
OF self-respect, but are likely TO be
clever and lovable. They usually
marry young.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-10-29
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1914.

The lunation OF this day falls with
Neptune in Leo on the cusp Of the
tenth house, unique position. read
as unfortunate for Great Britain.
where royalty will bear many ankle.
ties.
For the United States the indica.
uons are more favorable than thev
have been. Theaters and all places
Of amusement are subject 10 the most
encou' aging Influences.
Actors and musicians should bene.
NJ, but II is foretold that Americans
OF talent will meet intense competi.
ton from foreigners. a few OF whom
will gain great fame.
Financial problems for the United
States are prophesied, and period
OF national anxiety Is prognosticated
but great gains To individuals In bust.
ness are foretold
Scandals and danger OF severe crlti.
cism are signiiied by ths stars which
govern commercial activities. Ameri.
cans are warned OF possible perils 10
the nation through business channels.
Jupiter is in an aspect that foretells
pitfalls that will be ignored by states.
men.
For this day the planets are forbid.
ding. Neptune and Mars are strongly
adverse, Saturn alone exercising a
kindly sway,
The aspect tends to produce a
thoughtful. prudent. sober. contempla.
tive frame OF mind. which Is most ad.
vantageous Tor the consideration OF
important affairs. II favors the at.
tainment OF positions OF trust and re.
sponsibility.
Tho adverse rule of Mars Ia inter.
preted as unfavorable for AFFAIRS con
nected with iron. machinery and con
struction. Engineers, contractors and
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-10-29

iron workers are subject to unlucAy
conditions and should be especially
careful to avoid accidents.
Canada IL under government OF
the stars which liz lucky. Prosperity
Is foreshadowed and occasions for
public festivities are indicated.
Persons whose birthdate It is have
the augury OF rather an anxious year,
but with caution they may avoid Sc.
rious financial losses. Women are
warned to be thrifty and to avoid ex-
travagance.
Children born on this day are likely
to be reliable ans good.natured. Boys
probably will be fortunate in earning
money. Girls have the omen OF mar
riage with an elderly man.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-10-29
FEED CHICKENS FOR MARKET
Prorer Rations Always Improve Table
Qualities OF Fowls and Thereby
Increase Profits.
rpy l.. NJ. pENNINGToNN


II is surely good stroke OF busi.
ness to sell feed at the price OF fat
poultry, and that is what you vii do
with every additional bit o, food swal.
lowed by the chickens JUS now, II you
are feeding them properly.
Proper feeding always improves the
table qualities OF the fowls, making
the meat more tender and juicy and
OF finer flavor.
There is always i greater demand.
and consequently better price for a
nice fat fowl than for lean one. es.
pecially in dressed poultry. You thus
make a gain In the price per pound az
well ms In the number OF pounds, by
fattening your poultry before you put
It on the market.
The fowls to be fattened should be
taken away from the rest OF the flock
and put In warm, comfortable room
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-10-29
SATURDAY, ocTosER II, 1914.

Conflicting influences from the stars
exert power today. Astrology finds
that, while Neptune and Venus are
strongly benefic In aspect Saturn is
In an evil position, and Mars. Jupiter
and Mercury are mildly adverse.
Neptune rules strongly In the hours
most valuable for the large activities
OF iife The sign that controls ship.
ping Is most auspicious. II is read as
indicative OF great gain through com.
merce. but scandals and international
complications are foreshadowed.
The good aspects OF Neptune incline
20 business success through foodstuffs.
timed meats and other articles that
appeal to the palate.
Although Venus is friendly during
this connguration, the day 10 not an
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-10-29
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1914.

This is a day when the planets rule
with powerful opposing Influences the
seers declare. Saturn, Jupiter and
Mars are strongly adverse and Mer'
curry. alone. is distinctly beneiic.
The sign is exceedingly encouraging
for leasing, the signing OF contracts
and entering into new partnerships.
Gain through business conducted by
letter Is under the best aspect.
Writers have the omen OF period
of prosperity Cheap editions Of books
are foretold. but authors will benefit,
the seers declare.
There Is a prophecy Of extreme ac'
tivity and growth for certain small
western towns. especially those well
supplied with cheap fuel
Speculation is subject to the worst
possible leading under this confgur.
alton While fortunes are indicated
for those who take great risks in the
new year. warning is given against
too great optimism. for the stars Will
inspire daring and rccklessness.
According TO astrologers the birth
rate will rise In this country and more
boys than girls will be born In the
next few years.
There is an indication Of increased
interest In whatever pertains To the
rearing and education OF children.
The horoscope OF the president Of
France. In which was read indication
Of war for this year, shows that. AS
the sun leaves the evil direction OF
Mars II meets the scNtilo OF Jupiter,
which Is interpreted as encouraging
for the nation.
Troubles for the Church OF Rome.
which have been long indicated. will
eliminate IN events OF far.reaching
significance. the seers announce, The
next pope will have reign of extreme
moment to the Catholics OF the world,
IL Is prophesied.
The queen OF Holland Is subject to
a rule of the planets, which presages
III health as we'll as grave anxieties
Progress in science and art are fore.
shadowed for the United States. even
though the stars indicate financial
problems which demand retrenchment
In expenditures.
Notwithstanding the world war,
much social activity IN the principal
cities OF the United States is prognos-
ticated
Persons whose birthdate II Is have
an unlucky omen for the year, They
should be on their guard against quar-.
rels and law suits.
Children born on this day will be
extremely positive In character prob.
ably, and difficult to manage. Boys
may be- inclined toward intcmpcrance,
Girls should be- carefully protected.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-10-29
Lodge Directory

Lodge Directory
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MODERN WoooMEN
Modern Woodmen OF America
Il. w. Bowen. Clerk.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
Meets every Tuesday evening in Moore
Hall
Jack Lynch. Dictator.
l.. w. Griggs Secretary.
q. p. o. ELks
Meets second and fourth Wednesdays
Of each month at Elks Home.
II. s. Walton, Exalted Ruler.
J. w. McCarty. Secretary
o. OF L. z.
CampanA Div. No. 74s, y. OF L. II,
meets every Monday afternoon at 2:OV
o'clock n masonic hall
Ed. Shields. e r..
Z. @. Jacobs, Sec'y.Treas.
G. 7. A.
Pijarita Div. No i6s. @. T. A. meets
tnd and 4th Wednesdays, at 2:3O in
Masonic hall.
Mrs. J. T. Morton. Pres.
Mrs. r. q. Jacobs. Sec'y.
Mrs. II. G. Chambers. In. Sec'y
D. OF r. r.
Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen,
No. 7Ss. meets every Sunday evening
In Masonic hall.
Il. G. O'Conner. Pres,
II. w. Clark, Treas.
ID. A. Mckenzie. SeC'y.
q. L. 2. & e.
y. l.. r. & Il. meets every Tuesday
N $500 p. IN. In the Masonic hall
II. w Loggins, Pres.
G. c. Andrews.
Rec ard Fin. Sec'y.
NJ II. Carol. Pres, pro TEN,
MAsoNs
Tucumcari Lodge No. 27. A. r. and
A. NJ. meets In Masonic Hall. Regu
lar meetings lst and 3rd Mondays
Of each month at 1880 .. IN. All visit
Ing brothers welcome
Jake WcrthIm. W. NJ.
A. f.. Coddingtun, ScC'y.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER
Tucumcari Royal Arch Chapter No.
iS. Regular conyochtlOns End and ath
Mondays Of each month In Masonic
hall at 7.30 p. m. All visiting com.
panions welcome.
a. Norcuberg. II =.
J. +. WhitmOrc. Sec'y.
EASTERN STAR
Bethel Chapter No. 10. order East
ern Star. meets In Masonic hail every
2nd and 4th Tuesday nights at 3 20
o'clock. Visitors cordially invited.
Janey Manney. W. VI.
Eugene Gordon, W. Z.
Mrs. Margaret Jones secy.
Tucumcari Lodge l. O. o. r. meets
In Masonic hall every Thursday night.
Visiting brothers always welcome,
Geo. Jobe. n. G.
w. NJ. NiCholes, V. q.
r. +. Dunn. Sec'y.
T. Ridley. Treas
Trustee (2-yr..term)-G. A. Eager.
RE6EkAH
Ruth Rebekah Lodge No. 4 meets
the ist and 3rd Tuesday nights o' each
month In Masonic hall. Visitors vel
come.
Mrs. Sam Dismukcs, n. q.
Miss Florence Surguy, V. @.
Miss May Ferguson. Sec'y.
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-10-29
Cool Ground la Preferred

A good many poultry keepers be-
iieve that chickens that are not large
enough to roost are better or in coobs
without floors where they sit on the
cool ground Mt night, provided tho
ground Ia kept clean by moving the
coops every day and we'll drained to
prevent dampness.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-10-29


that ls both small and dark In these
conditions they will spend most of
their time on the roost and grow fat
rapidly. BY moving about and exer.
cising they would work nff most OF
the fat.
Tighten the pen at feeding time and
be sure that they have plenty OF fresh
water TO drink after feeding. Feed
corn. barley. oats and buckwheat
mixed together or separately, with
skim.milk.
Mix a little charcoal. sulphur and
red pepper. or some good poultry con.
dition powder with tho meal This
Is an advantage, as II keeps the fowls
healthy and in good appetite.
The milk should be boiled first and
poured hot over the meal. stirring un.
I'll the food is stiff and crumbly. Some
poultry feeders round this feed into
tho shape OF pills and cram these In.
TO the crop, but this IL repulsive and
] think not necessary. The fowls
should be fed five times a day at reg.
ular intervals.
II this treatment IL kept up for
three weeks II should add two or three
pounds 10 the weight OF the chicken
in fine, Juicy flesh and bring the top
price on the market. The fattenins
must stop as soon as the fowls cease
TO put on flesh. for they will lose 1,
again otherwise.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1914-10-29
Market Surplua hana.

II is a good plan to market any sur.
plus old hens before they begin TO
shed their feathers because they will
tatten better now.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-28
PROBE SHOWS THAT CHARITY BEGGING is A
FINE THING For THOSE WHO BEG

SAA4AOIAclAA4Iy q OS5GAh0
proposition is a paying proposition
was amply Illustrated by testimony
heard by the. Curran Investigating
Committee yesterday afternoon.
But that it benefits only the beggar
and not those begged for was as
clearly evidenced.
There appeared before the COM
mission as representatives of organ
izations begging in the name of
Christianity, General Edward Collins
of the Samaritan Army; David E.
Dale of the Redeemer's Army, and
General Hattie Morgan of the Slum
Army. Attorney Mooney testified
that .Emelie Tober of the Gospel
Army, who had been begging funds
in the name of the "down-and-outs, /"
had evidently given fictitious name,
for he could not be located, nor could
the army. Mrs. Elizabeth Paine of
the Lords Army did not appear,
though she was summoned.
Collins of the Samaritan Army
made plain that charity given to these
.beggars does not help any down-and-
outs" but the "down-and-out'' who
is doing the begging. Solicitors for
this army are permitted to keep 25
per cent of what they beg and given
their keep at the army headquarters,
including their washing Solicitors
who do not avail themselves of the
keep privilege get so per cent of
what they collect.
Branches of this industry have
been started in several other cities
and states, and Collins is supposed
to receive ten per cent of what these
branches collect. This is his return
for letting them operate under his
charter.
Collins was sure the Samaritan
Army did a lot of good. Rep. Cur
ran introduced figures showing that
during 10 weeks the Samaritan Army
raked in S637 66 and ont of this aY
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-28


Out of $20.87 another week they did
not give one cent for the cause for
which they begged the money. Out
of $56.96 they gave 80 cents. Out of
$41.59 they gave 40 cents. In fact
the more they managed to collect
the, more reluctant they seemed to
be to part with any of it.
: Collins has five solicitors, but these
solicitors have to live. come solicitors
quit because they couldn't make
enough out of it, which is reflection
on the gullibility of the public in not
Smelling out to help one man escape
the necessity of earning his living by
hard work.
The Samaritan Army is located at
II South Sangamon street. Branches
of the profitable industry are located
in Norfork, Neb., Webster City, Ia,
Kansas City, Valparaiso, Ind, Bart
letsVille, Okla, St. Louis and st. Joe.
The branches don't always come
across with the 10 per cent, so Col
Inns says he only averaged about SIS
year from this end of the industry.
OdfIQ II. GctlO VI InO I(SuSCnCFS
Army lives at 739 s. Oakley avenue.
This industry is also incorporated.
He has three regular solicitors; one
80 years old who looks 20; one so and
another so. Those that board at the
headquarters get 25 per cent. the 9TH
ers so per cent. One boy who collect
ed, according to report of investiga-
L.. l. 4.
was able to support himself and his
mother.
Dale was unable to unravel the in
tricacies of his bookkeeping system
so will appear today with his book
keeper.
General" Hattie Morgan of the
Stun Army had carefully copied the
records into nice clean book which
she brought down to the commission,
h1If will have tO return TO-DAY with fhe
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-02
MAY LECAL|zE
LABOR UNIONS
ACTION OF HOUSE OF REP
RESENTATIVES ON THE.
WEBB BILL
HAS NO OPPOSITION
Would End the Sherman Law
Provision Making Labor
Union a Trust
HAS NO OPPOSITION

Washington June l.--Tradc unions
and farmers unions would be spicifi-
caliy lcgali2cd III their existence and
declared not to be combinations of re-
strainf OF tradc by paragraph which
the house today Incorporated in the
Clayton bill TO supplement the anti
trust laws
Although ii is decided only toclari-
fy eHi3tine law, organized labor lead
crs say the final passage of this
lnendmen: will mark the elimination
of fight waged by them for four
teen years since the passage of the
Sherman antitrust law for exemption
from prosecution under the laws
against monopolies and restraint of
trade. On Il vote to perfect the labor
provision the house was recorded 2O7
for and none against
AS adopted the provision declares
that nothing in the antitrust law
shall he construed TO forbid the ex-
istence or operation" of labor unions
CT farmers cooperative associations.
Ger to forbid or restrain members OF
such organizations form carrying out
the legitimate objects thereof" Sup
Elemental to this provision, the house
adopted an amendment proposed oS,y
Representative Webb, in charge of this
bill. and agreed on by organized labor
representatives. which would provide
that thees organizations shall not bc
held or construed to be illegal com
binations or conspiracies in restraint
OF trade under the antitrust laws"
Progressive Leader Murdock and
others asserted that it would be years
tstore he; eoiilts would define finally
just how far the exemption went and
what 1t meant.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-02
SAID TO BE ON HIS WAY
FROM MEXIC CAPITAL
TO THE COAST
HIS WIFE HAS GONE
Such Is the Statement That Has
Reached Vera Cruz-Ships
Acted Somewhat Strange
(By Associated PrcsS)

Vera Cruz. June 'oincilcnt with
the sailing of the hamburg American
steamer Ypiranga from here late to-
day. persistent rumurs. originating in
Mexico City and brought here by rrf,.-
gees. were circulated that Sonora ilu-
crta and her four SONS were aboard the
ship. The fpiranga cleared for t.u-
rCne by way Of Havana. .As she lnf;
tac harhCr the German cruiser Br"s-
den unexpectedly hauled up anchor
to verify the report or TO get IL posi-
tive denial.
similar report of Il more vague ia
lure was in circulation Saturday, but
this the slips officers and agents de-
MED.
There WAS an elcmen; or mystery.
originally reserved Tor DR. l'rruita the
former minister CT interior. which
were not othrwisc disposd. oil ajthongn
he had proceeded to the United States
According to the reports in Mexico
City. Sonora Huerta and her sons went
to Puerto Mexico several days ago on
a special train escorted by palace
guards. boarded the YriraEga there
ard remand In scclusion during the
cleaners stay In this port.
1t was reported also from the capi-
tai that Sonora Huerta drew from the
bank one million pesos before she
started. ..,.a, I'd {s ....-s,i;. KS l5.-l.
Still another report from the capt.
tnl had 1t that President Hucrta him
self had left for Puerto Mexico several
days ago in sleeping car. with train
loads Of the 10Th infantry ahead and
behind. Refugees declare that they
passed Il train OF this nature this
morning on the way from Mcvico City
and noted that more than 200 soldiers
or the 29th infantry were aboard.
These reports are generally discred-
-ftcd here but are viewed as showing a
general belief in tie capital that HUI
crta may deEart secretly ut any mo-
nent.