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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
CHApIrsToM RACING RESULTS.

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(Corsy). ! to !. .wOni schsl,sr AZ Sonno,iyI
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irishtown. comreds.. DArston- Secret Psm-
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q cend Race--siI fv.,onge-willis
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COMISKEY REGANs HEALTH.
Says In Telegram That He II We'll

PHfLADELrHiA, Feb. zi.--Charles
Comlskey. president Of the Chicago Amer
lean League baseball club. has recovered
from the illness which attacked him In
Rome. and will arrive in New York on
schedule time, according to a cablesram
received In this city.
The telegram was sent to John T. Con-
merry OF Chicago. by Mr.. Comiskey from
Paris last night. Mr.. Connery is stopping
at local hotel. and the message WAS
forwarded TO him here. II reads:
Perfectly well. With the help OF God
and the Lusitania, will take of our hats
to the Statue OF Liberty on March 8.
"CoMisKKY."
Mr.. Connery said that he had believed
all along that the reports Of Mr.. Comis-
keys illness had been exaggerated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
BOXING BOUTS LAST NIGHT.

At the Broadway Sporting club las'
night Tommy league outpointed Roy
Tommy Moore and Young Pack fought
a a, aw at the Vanderbilt A. c.
Al the 0owanus A. c. WINE Jones
knocked out Paul MADDEN IN ths 'h''u
round. ,. u
Ard knocked out Jack Hanlon In the hfth
round. r. D,,V,
beat Jimmy Flynn. p.s.,
Johnny sschummacher defeated Body
Moore al Browns A. c. $780,.
At the sharkey A. c. n " 1sso''
beat YOUNG Herman. v,.
Matt Matsro knocked out founa
Rubin In the first round at the Ausnu'
Garden A. c.
Al the Fairmont A. c. KID Black
earned . decision over Bobby Reyno'ds'
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Yale R..n.rs Beas Princeton.

PrrrsBuRo, Feb. ai.-The Yale relay
team defeated Princeton's team IN q
special two mile race at the Y. NJ. C. A.
games here tonight. scotch OF Yale and
Cooley Of Princeton faced the starter
scotch outran Cooley. giving his part.
ner, Bayne. several yards start ANA Oh
pr,,ceton cut down this lead and Hays
~ princeton and Smith Of Yale got on
torether smith managed to get q sht
LEAD on his man. enabling Capt. Mac
nrnz,e TO start the last half mile a little
anend OF Capt. Brown. Brown overlook
Mackenzie and won out BY yard IN
4 minutes and . seconds.
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Fifty Thousand See Feature Of
Day Result in Victory
by Aston Villa.
BATTLE A DESPERATE ONE
West BrOmwich Albion Falls,
but Only by Margin
of 2 to 1.

LONDON. Feb. 2i.--wlth the third round
OF the English cup ties set for decision
to-day, intense excitement prevailed
throughout the country. Tho star attrac-
ton was the meeting OF the two famous
Birmingham clubs Aston villa and West
Bromwich Ab,on. on the ground Of the
former. over $4,000 supporters Of the
teams packed the ground and saw Aston
villa win desperate game by 2 to 1.
Two games were played In London,
West Ham United drawing with Liver
pool to /, while Milwail was knocked
out easily by Sheffield United. 4 to 0.
which caused big surprise. especially
after putting two strong nrst division
clubs out OF the running In the earlier
rounds. Queens Park Rangers did SPLEEN
didly to beat Birmingham 2 to / away
from home and now are looked upon as
the hope OF the South. The results;
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BosToN. Feb. 2l-The Boston Athletic
Association Hockey team defeated the
Ottawa college seven. to at the Arena
tonight Boston taxed twice within the
hrst minute OF play and the Canadians
did not recover from the shock thereafter.
All the goals were made during the first
half. Hicks getting two and Foote and
clifford one each for the local team.
while Qualn counted for Ottawa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22

WILLiAMsrowS. Masa. Feb. 2l.-Dart-
mouth went down to defeat before the
strong Williams basketball team here this
evening In the Llsalle gymnasium by the
score OF 25 to l6. The Green jumped into
the lad IN the beginning OF the contest
scoring nv. baskets In rapid succession.
but was unable 10 maintain this advan-
tage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22

Crystal Palace means to hold its place
at the top OF the Southern League at
all costs and did very well to gain full
points In It's away game with Merthyr
Town. Swindon Town was az home and
easily beat Watford 30. so remains
runner up. Bristol Rovers move up a
couple Of pegs from the bottom OF the
table by winning tho.y home game with
Coventry CITY, "a All the aiding cubs
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.,..- u.s,ers McGOwaa BADLY.

Phil Bloom won an easy victory over
Young Mcuowan In the main bout OF zen
rounda ct the Irving A. c. last night
Bloom, had MCGOWAN In 0aa snap
AFTER managed to stay the limit by
ciInch,nG when he found himself going
Bloom weighed In at is% and MCGOWAN
at 1S2h pounds.
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YALE 0UTPLAYS CREeCENTS.
shows Its Best Form Of Season aad
wl.s Hockey Game, 4 to D.

New HAVEN. Feb. 2l.-The Yale hockey
team played In its best form OF the sea-
son tonight and defeated the Crescent
A. c. Of New York I to at the Arena
At the very start Of the game play was
mostly In Yale territory. Burgess made
the first tally after Ave minutes, however
and after that practically all OF the play
was before the Crescent cage. Yale ex-
celied In aggressiveness. the game was
snect acular throughout. Lewis, the Cres-
cent goal, stopped thirty -seven shots The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
Moutcl.ir Five Victorious,

MrDpLErowN. Conn, Feb. 2l.-rhs
Montclair Academy basketball team de.
feated the Wesleyan freshmen Ave after
a hard struggle by a score Of 20 to q
here TODAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22

In the first division OF the Association
Football League only two games were
down to be played. 80 the table remains
unchanged from last week. with one ex.
ception. Oldham Athletic by drawing Its
away game with Newcastle United Jumps
to third place. Derby County entertained
Everton and BY beating them 1 to o pick
up two valuable points The results:
Derby County, ....... Evert on .............. 0
Newcasis United. :. Oldham A,hietic.. 49,. Q
Nosts County. again further widensd
the gap at the top OF the second division
by winning Its home game with Stock
port County. al. as woolwlch Arsenal
came a cropptr at Lincoln. losing by the
big margin Of 6--2 to the City team.
Their chances OF promotion. which at
one time looked so rosy. gradually are
fading away. and their big defeat to-day
greatly surprised Londoners. The City
teams OF Hull and Leeds had a battle
royal on the ground OF the former which
ended In each side scoring once. Brad
ford. after recent failures. appears to
have gained new lease on life. and
visiting Fulham, overwhelmed the latter.
81. Not,s Forest again drops to las;
place In the table by losing It's away
game with Blackpool 81. The results
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22
Harvard CuSs Seat vals - lee.

NEW HAVEN. Feb. 9l.-HArvard's fresh
man hockey team defeated the Yale sreah.
men to ! at the Arena here thls after
individual playing Of high qualify, uAAl
players.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22

-. r Galloway said last night thai
.s had sold hu Airedals terrier bitch
xuon Owen oorAng to Andrew AlbvlUht,
e. OF Newark. N. ), Ths youngGtse +
W. King ooran9. ysstssday's ehh0Dto9u
gut Of Chestnut Nosson. I. NJ
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cup tie fever was at hish pitch In
Scotland to-day. as the third round ties
were set for decision. entirely taking the
place OF league football. The all conquer
ing Celtic team had an easy task. and
pu, Forfsr Athletic out OF the running
by SO. but the Rangers caused Big sur
prise by losing their away game with
II b. rnians, al. The results:
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EMPIRE DASH . FENDER 60.
DsAies paiated. uphelstsred end repaired
Asts tops, s,ip-Csssss, Fore deess sssds.
sAS w. 9TH 1T. BRYANT ltel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22

LIMOUsrNE-isi,. 10 H. y. Locomobile. Pull ,
equipped and In excellent condition guaranteed
Mus, sell al once. Part cash balance In notes. u
desired. l.. q. A, go West issth st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-22

COLUMBIA LAMP WORks.
Radiator specialists; all types and maksS
repaired on short notice; manufacturers oe
aty styie or shape Radiators
Slo.SlS w. eth S.. n. Y. Brysn lSoA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-10

IN THAT SECTION OF HENRICO
COUNTY KNOWN AS HILL CREST
PARK"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-10
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

by Edward : Rose Company,
Real Estate AuctioMccrS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-10
FOR RENT.
gzGsa@AGsAAazsgssN@

DOUGLAS T.. TAYLOR.
SOY E,nsi Ernnl,li,,
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WEDNESDAY. MAY -.
commencing at 1890 \. NJ.
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FOR RENT.
Julian c. Anderson& Inc.
Real Estate Agents,
III North seventh St. Richmond, Va.

~ North Seventh St. Richmond, Va
zoos Monument Avenue. II rooms
1874 West Grace Street. II rooms
32i West Grace Street. furnished. II
lGlG Grove Avenue. II rooms.
1917 stuart Avenue, $ rooms.
25lS Hanover Avenue. 10 rooms.
800 Hanover Avenue. 10 rooms
Gintcr Park. Moss side Avenue. near
LaDurnum
32i. Hanover Avenue. 10 rooms.
i0lt West Main street. 3 rooms.
l2l7 Floyd Avenue. S rooms.
l1@ South Pine Street. rooms
2593 West Leigh Street. G rooms.
1907 West Cary Street. I rooms.
109 North Strawberry Street. rooms.
ltlS Taylor street. rooms.
1920 Taylor Street. rooms.
2230 Floyd Avenue, 10 rooms.
635 Church street. rooms.
FLATS
ll27 West Franklin street. rooms. ist
1927 West franklin street, rooms. cd
1919 PARK Avenue. rooms. ID fiat
North Iiarvic street. , rooms I'd
HAT
23$22$S Ghailin, rooms. ist n9t; ~
so Home Street. !; rooms. Cd fat.
SCI North Thlrtieth street rooms.
"a !iat.
STORES
4oS West Broad Street, three story
and basement
216 N"rth second street LIST floor
cheat furnishcd).
$40 West Cary street, three story, 10
rooms above store.
o01 North Foushcc Street.
$40 Louisiana Street. Fulton.
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Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers
AUCTION SALE
That Valuable
Corner Lot Of
Land
At the Southwestern Corner Of the
Boulevard and Moore St.
OK THURSDAY. MAY II. 1914.
at O'Clock =. NJ
Boulevard and Moore St.
OK THURSDAY. MAY II. 1914.
at & o'clock =. NJ.

This land fronts sixty feet on the
western line of the boulevard. and cX-
tends back w"Stwardly between the
southern lin" Of Moore street ana line
parallel Herewith 49, feet TO AN alley
J . feet wid"; ana II is In q section TINT
Is substantially Increasing in value
every day. Ncal uew bail park.
Here is YOUR opportunity TO secure a
Sp"cia! bargain Oh easy terms.
\. J. CHEWING COMPANY.
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one seven and ouc-third octave IN
right Electric Piano. ono Mahogany
Frame uye.piecc rarlor suit. orc very
Massive Combination Secretary and
bookcase. odd Mahogany Chairs. Rock
crs and Tables, Curio Cabinet. Electric
DROP Light. Brass Fire Set. Andirons
ana Tenders, I'rcnch Mantel Clock Set.
eNl2 Wilton bruggrj, Library nnishcd
IN Early. English, Massive three piece
odd Chairs. Table, Upright Clock. Brass
I'ire Set Andirous ana Fender. Brass
Jatd!uetes, @NI2 wilton Rug. Promo
graph and Records. oak HALL Rack.
Hail KuunerS Roll Top Desk TYNE
writer Desk, Unt Lock Typewriter OF
ilcc Cabinet, once Chairs. Mirror Front
Folding Bed.
BEDROOM. 80 i-Haudsome Mahoy-
any suit. with Brass Bed CONSISTING, Of
Dresser. Chiuouicr, Dressing Table aud
CHAIR. TWO Chairs aud one Rocker, Cen
handsome iwo-iucn Continuous Post
br'ss Bed. Nntioual Spring. Felt Mat
t~Drf Brass tost'lmor 70 match.
SECOND BEDROOM ~ Three piece
0ak suit Mirror Front Wardrobe iron
kvd rpriu1 ana Mattress, Morris CHAIR
chains ant Rockers. Toilet Set one
plNiNG-RooNL in Quar,cred oak
Round Pedestal tail" 10 match. with
teu-foot extension: Box Seat Diners.
CHINA closet with class TOP and mirror
back; one small! Prism TOP China clos
ct. one round glass Ccllarcttc Box
Couch. 9%i2 prupgct. one French Din
rcr SCI, odd China, Cut Glass. Bric-a-
Brac. etc.
KITCHEN Refrigerator. Table.
etc
sale positive. TERMS cash. Ladies'
especially, invited to attend
.HKGINIA AUCTION 60.
-Nuctionccrs
GEO. v OLIVER Salesman
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BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.
ttCTioN:ItRS,
GIG East Broad Street.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ApAllT-
MrNT At so 2l2 EAST GRACE
STREET FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION QN
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AUCTION SALE
Snug Little Home
1547 Rogers Street
TUESDAY, MAY II. 1914.
ut $50 o'clock p. NJ.
AUCTION SALE

sale or tlAs above property, consisting
of six-room, detached dwelling on large
corner lot, i3Xl33 feet. BE sure to at
fond. Terms very liberal and an
nounoed at sale.
a. J.. CHEWING CO.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

Ey iichesou X Crutchneld.
kcal Estate Agents and Auctloncers.
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Located on IIazclhurst Avenue. one
block west Of the old Meadow Fridge
Road, and within three blocks west of
the Highland Park street car line. The
improvements consist of Il scVen-room
two-story and attic frame dwelling OF
III feet to AN alley well of excellent
water; fruit trees. etc; location com
manding.
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CA desirable home or profitable iuves
Innnt.I
~ auction, on the promises,
WEDNESDAY. MAY II. 1914.
at q o'clock i. NJ

by \. j. Chcwniug Company.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-12-03

Washington, November 20-Post-
master General Burleson to-day d.
rected all postmasters TO make pre-
parations at once for quick and eff
fective distribution of the largest
bulk of Christmas mail handled in
the history of the department. The
directors include an announcement
that supplies Of placards urging the
public to mail parcels early, wrap
them securely and address them plain
ly, will be sent out for display in
all post-ofices' and that parcels mail
ed early may bear the words: mot
to be opened until Christmas"
Postmasters are advised that the
preparatory measures must be per-
fected well in advance of the rush
period. Mai must not be permitted
to accumulate and clerks and carriers
should be encouraged to put forth
their best efforts at this season, II
necessary, extra clerks and carriers
may be employed.
The timeliness of gifts depends
upon their being received on or be-
fore Christmas day; early mailing
insures this, whereas the practice Of
mailing packages late in the hope
that they will reach their destination
on Christmas day is likely to defeat
its own object through unavoidable
delay due to the consequent COMES
ton of the mails" says the post
master generals letter.
At the large city Offices the carrier
force and delivery equipment will be
specially organized for the effective
performance of the task which will
be imposed upon the service. This
is to be done in such a way as to ad-
init of expansion from day to day as
the growing business demands.
Postmasters must make out appli-
cations in advance for necessary aux
Hilary allowances. Allowances for
clerk hire, may be asked for by let
ter.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-12-03

Mrs. +. ID. Vinall and son re-
turned Monday from FL Paso
where they had been visiting
friends.
Ed. q. w. Hearn was in FL
Paso this week attending a meet
ing of the Sunday school super
intendants.
Shop early and get your choice
while stocks r complete. Mer-
chants who advertise are most liz
able to carry up-to-date stocks.
Watch the News for bargains.
You can see my 1915 line of
wall paper Zone of the prettiest
made) in your home by calling up
3S4J, II. 5. Chappell 2nd and
Center St.
We stay with our customers
who stay with us. If your bust
ness is right, bring il to us we
will handle il. First National
bank of Tucumcari.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-12-03

Save your hair combings and
have a nice switch made. Phone
l7S.
More than 1900 acres of home
stead land has been filed upon at
Endce this week. AT this rate
il will soon all be taken up. En-.
dee Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Weaver and
family. formerly Of Montoya, but
recently Of Tucumcari, have re-
turned to our little city, where
they will reside in the future.
---Montoya Republican.
Miss Florence Surguy return
ed Saturday from Floydada, Tex.
She had her arm broken and was
unable to work in the Office so she
will be here until she is able to
stick type again.
Fox SALE--Seveu three YEAR
old mules. All gentle to handle,
} broke to work, Extra quality
stock, a bargain at $500.
Stalcup and son
Kirk n. Mex.
Ernst, the jeweler, has an ad.
in this issue, Look il up and see
what he has for sale. Nothing is
more appropriate for Christmas
than jewelry.
Judge Lieb came in this morn.
iny from Ration and was Joined
by Sheriff Ward and County
Clerk Finegan in a hunting expe-
dition to the hills south of town.
We wish them much good luck.
For RENr--Two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping,
adobe building lights and bath,
AT 4l4 south Jackson.--Mrs J. r..
McAlpine, Phone 2Sl-w.
a vaudeville show troop pass
ed through here this week in a
big Chalmers touring car. The
car carried a license tag number
ll6,734 Cal, which shows that
California has a few autos.
FoR SALE or TRADE for resi-
dence or small business in a good
New Mexico town 100 acres farm
ing land improved near Hudson
N. Mex. Address,
Box 95l Tulsa Okla.
1t is reported that parties have
been caught stealing coal from
school buildings. Others have
entered the building through the
windows. A penalty is attached
TO trespassing and unless those
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-12-03

guilty of so doing quit now they
are liable to wake up some morn
ing in the new city Jail and then
forced to appear before "A Judge
who must assess a fine which, if
you pay it, would have purchased
several buckets of coal.
Elmer Edwards returned
Tuesday from Santa Rosa where
he had been working in the bank.
He reports that city in good con-
dition financially and flattering
prospects for the future.
Fox SALE Nicely furnished
modern five room house ; blocks
south main on First street, one
room situated so could be rented
conveniently. Phone 329.J or
24O-J.
The local Overland agency re-
ceived another car load of Autos
this week. They are sold and
will be delivered Immediately.
There are two roadsters in the
lot and M. II. Koch will have one
of them fitted up for use in his
undertaking business.
Eugene Jacobs left yesterday
morning for Chicago to attend a
conference of engineers and fire.
men in regard to asking shorter
hours and better pay for their
services. He was chosen to
represent the engineers and fire.
men of this point and will be
gone for some time.
We have been serving this COM
munity for more than u years.
we know your needs and how to
take care of them.
First National bank of Tucum-
carl.
Ed Barnett was struck in the
eyeball with a flying nail, while
at work on a stock car. The
nail pierced the eyeball and it is
as yet a question as to whether
his eye can be saved or not. He
was taken to the Tucumcari
Hospital for treatment.
Robt. Girard and Miss Juanita
Shaft returned from Albuquer.
que Friday. Robt. stood eighth
in the o~ratorical contest while
Miss Juanita came near landing
the silver medal being a close Sc.
cond. She is young and as this
is her first attempt we feel sure
she will give a better account of
herself next year.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-12-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

5. h. Parker was in from near
Dodson today on business.
Gus. Lurke was in from Ogle
Flats Monday on business.
Miss Anua Conant visited rela-
tives in Montoya last week.
ED Lindsey was here from
Raton last week visiting friends.
w. Il. Hunter was down from
Dawson last week visiting his
many friends.
A good family horse for sale
OF exchange for milk COW. Ad-
dress box 347,
DR.. l.. r. Jackson was here
from Montoya last week on BUSH
ness.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Roork, Sunday, Nov. ~. a H.
pound boy.
Mrs. Frank Ware left today
for a visit with friends and rela-
tives in Amarillo.
J. +. Moss and s. u. Oliver of
Logan, were business visitors
in Tucumcari Tuesday.
Fox SALE-3OO head of hogs.
Write II. w. Moore. San Jon. n.
NJ.
Saturday morning Lola Log
gins submitted to an operation
at the Tucumcari Hospital.
SAFE Fox SALE.--We have for
sale a large fire proof safe, at a
bargain. First National Bank.
Another shipment of pawn
brokers clothing will arrive to-
day or tomorrow. X. Il. Garrett.
n. w. Mosley and wife return
ed Friday from a visit with rela-
tives in the Isidorc neighborhood.
Mrs. r.. NJ. Taliaferro. of Solo.
knoxville, Ariz., is visiting at the
home of NJ. II. Koch and daugh-
ters.
Baly Loggins had her tonsils
and adenoids removed Saturday
morning at the Tucumcari Hos.
pital.
Velma Meredith was operated
upon Saturday morning at the
Tucumcari Hospital and in doing
very nicely.
WANTED-Eggs and butter,
fresh meat. Highest cash price
paid. See J. X. Wells
l.. X. Jacobs and familyreturn-
ed Friday from Cuervo where
they had been visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Frank Ware who has
been a patient at the Tucumcari
Hospital for several weeks re-
turned home Wednesday.
Chas. Hill who broke a finger
while at work in the stock yards
was taken to the Tucu mcari
Hospital Tuesday evening.
FoR SALE--Lots 3. 4, 5, Block
II Barnes Add. and Lot I Block IL
Russell Add. to Tucumcari.
These lots will be sold Reason
able.--O. b. Erwin, Jackson, Ohio.