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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-05-27

in 1850 he was admitted 10 practice
law. being but eighteen years of age
Senator Bradley was married to
Miss Margaret X. Duncan, of Ian
caster, KY, July IL, 1854. In 1870
he was elected presenting attorney
for Garrard county, and represented
his county as Presidential elector in
1872, becoming a candidate for Con-
gress in the same year, and four
years later.
He was the nominee of his party
for the United States Senate at diff
ferent times. and delegate-at-large
to the Republican National conven-
tions in 1880, 1884. 1892, 1900,
1904, and, made speech seconding
the nomination of Grant in 1880.
Eight years later he himself receiv-
ed LOG votes in the national conven-
tion for his party's Vice-residential
noniaation. He was endorsed for
the Presidential nomination at the
State convention of his party in
1896.
For twelve years Senator Bradley
was "a member of the Republican
National committee, and became a
candidate for Governor of the State
in 1887. Two years later he was
rendered important posts to Korea
but>declined them, and was elected
Governor of the State in 1894, for
term of four years. He thus be-
came the first Republican Governor
Kentucky ever had. IN 1903 he
was chosen Senator from Kentucky
defeating former Governor J. G.. W.
Beckham before the Kentuckv legis.
iature, His term would 1--we en-
pireG on March 4. 1915.
Governor To Fill Vacancy.
Frankfort. Ky. May 25.-Gov
McCreary will have authority to APP
point successor to Senator Brad
ley to fill the vacancy until the cleo
ton of next November, when a
Senator will be elected for a six-year
term commencing March i, 1915,
The appointment cannot be made
antil Jun" rs. at which time the law
becomes operative, as it did not car
ry an emergency clause.
Under Chapter 25 of the acts of
1914. which will become operative
June IS. and provide for the man
ner of electing UnitedStates Senators
by popular vote, ''in case of vacancy
in the Office of UnitedStates Senator,
II shall be the duty of the Governor
to fiji the vacancy by appointment
until the next regular election at
which members of the lower branch
of Congress are elected"
The act provides that a Senator
shall be elected at the November
election. 1914, for the term begin
ming March l. 1915, who shall hold
his Office for six years, and one Unit
ed States Senator shall be elected
at the regular November election,
1918. for six years, and at the regu-
lar November election of each year
thereafter next preceding the year
in which the Senator's term shall
expire.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-06-25
Non't forget the FREE
- Picture Show Friday
= evening. Band Con-
cert and Speaking. Come
out and hear why every cit
izen of Tucumcari and Quay
county should vote FOR the
County High School at the
election Saturday, June u.
bRONCHO BUSTING
AND WILD WEST SHOW
Base Ball Game and Many
Other Attractions for
Big Celebration

The fourth of July committees are
still busy looking out for attractions
and other parts of the program in order
that big crowd can he taken care of
during the day. Most of the stores will
remain open during the day. Rest
rooms will be prepared for the ladies
especially and the gentlemen will find
that they have not been forgotten. The
merchants promise to put out lee water
and the committee will arrange to have
n big tank full of ice water 20 supply
the whole crowd.
A contract has just been signed by
fhe X. l.. Smith company Of wild west
Iriders to put on broncho busting and
trick riding show in the afternoon i'm
mediatcly after the ball game, and il
is said 10 take two hours and halt
to pull of this performance.
A ball game has been arranged to bc
played with either Amarillo or FL Pas0
but il is not known which team will be
the one chosen.
The boy scouts are practicing new
drill which they expect TO put on as a
special feature in the evening after the
big wild west show at the ball park.
II you miss this celebration you vii
miss one better than that held here last
ith. We do not intend to have n barbe
cue ms it causes too much dissatisfaction
but we will prepare places where those
coming from a distance can prepare th'
dinners aud will furnish plenty Of ic,
water, tables. seats and other convent
ences.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-06-25
PROF. zINaG TO ARIZONA

Prof, o. G. Zingg, who is well and ia
voraibly known in Tucumcari, has been
elected TO another position which will re
move him from the state, which we are
sorry to hear. The morning papers con
tain the following telegram:
East Las Vegas, June 23.-Professor
o. c. Zingg. of the New Mexico Normal
university faculty, has been elected head
Of the city school at Clarksdale, Ariz.
Professor 2ingg came here from Greeley
three years ago and took charge of the
manual training department and OF the
hand. Although the normal will fee
the loss Of Mr., Zingg it is glad that he
has received n promotion.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-06-25
RESOLUTIONS

Whereas il hath pleased the Almighty
Father of the Universe, in his infinite
wisdom, to call from this world Of sor.
row and trouble to that na'en Of rest
beyond the skies our beloved sister,
Alice r.. Koch, and
Whereas, our late sister was one of
our charter members, our first Worthy
Matron, and
whereas, the members of this Chap
ter feel the irreparaBle luss and we shall
miss the voice of her we 50 deeply loved
and whose counsel we so highly valued.
Therefore, be IL resolved, that Bethel
Chapter No. Is O. T.. =. extends to
Brother NJ. II. Koch and sisters Edna
and Merle Koch our heartfelt sympathy
in this hour of sorrow and afrliction, be
IL further
Resolved, that n copy of these resoln
tions be sent 20 the bereaved family and
that it also be spread upon the minutes
of our Chapter.
Tucumcari, New Mexico, June %, 1871
Margaret Jones,
Past Matrol
Margaret Whitmore,
Past MatroI
A. y. Goldenberg,
Past Grand Patrol
| Committee
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-06-25
PLEASANTLY SURPRISED

T.. Murry Sandusky and wife arrived
from Macon, Mo-, last Friday and are
the guests of Mr.. Sandusky's brother,
Oscar, and family. This is their first
visit to this state and they came with
the superstition of other easterners who
have heard that this is a desert and
that il is inhabited by indians, wild an.
imals and everything else that populate
an uncivilizcd country.
Mr. Sandusky is treasurer of Macon
county and is a man who does not be-
lieve everything he hears but rather Of
the ego and see for yourself" class.
lie was so surprised at Tucumcari and
the surrounding country that he called
at this office to express his impression
Of our city. He says Tueumcari is far
ahead of any thing he ever imagined
TO see and said many good things we
would like to publish but will not take
the space at this time, but one thing
especially was the school system OF
| Tueumcari, which they said was far su'
perior TO that of Missouri towns with
| twice the population, and Missouri Il
said TO have as good schools as any 9th
or state in the union. The commercial
department domestic science, manual
training, music and several other de
partments are conducted in Tucumcari
that would put many small colleges IN
the east TO thinking. The teachers are
paid a much larger salary, therefore
giving us better teachers. The beauti
ful streets, lawns and trees are another
surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Sandusky ant
1t would not surprise us IL Macon eoun
~ will not lose two Of her citizens whei
his term of Office expires.
| Most all the new comers are loud II
their praise of our climate and eertainl!
appreciate the cool nights, which max
IL possible to rise in the morning great
ly refreshed by delightful repose, In
stead of nearly suifocating from the In
tense heat of the day time which cor
tinues on through the Eight in most o
the eastern localities.
II the old.timers will join togethe
with the new comers and get into th
boosters club we will be able to sen
literature and representatives into tn
crowded eastern cities and country an
prevail upon the people to come out an
examine our country where the climai
is better than California, Colorado {
any other state in the union, and oth'
things could be made just as good
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-06-25
FREE PICTURE SHOW
AND BAND CONCERT
Friday Night. Good Speak.
ers Will Explain High
School Proposition

A Dig County High School boosters
meeting will be held at the opera house
on Friday night and In connection with
n band concert. the moving picture
show will be put on free and IL is ex.
pected 20 have several speakers who
will deliver short addresses in regard 20
why Tucumcari should vote for the
county high school. The citizens Of the
county are looking at the matter in a
different light since they found out that
the cost would amount to such trifle.
Tucumeari has the school building built
and will have 20 pay for the equipment
for the new branches Of study. The
taxes of this city will not bo changed
enough 60 even notice and the extra ex.
pense will be put 10 the best use posi-.
BILE. Ladies are especially invited and
children can come along IL impossible
to come without them. Every citizen il
expected 10 get out and work for the
election Of the county high school. The
only objection we have heard was that
Tucumcari wanted IL and IL Tucumcari
wants II some are against IL. Now,
we are sorry that this enmity exists
in politics as well as school work. It
is all right to fight politically and most
anything is fair, but when IL comes 20
school work We draw the line and ex.
peet to assist in anything that is for
the betterment from an educational
standpoint. Education may hurt some
people but most of us do not have a
sufficient amount TO bother us IL we but
try TO make use Of it. Come out and
be sure and bring somebody with you
Friday night.
| Don't forget the band concert and
the free moving picture show which Mr..
Hurley has guaranteed; also come out
and learn more about the question you
fwili be asked TO vote on Saturday.
A telephone call at any store or Office
or any other signal will bring an auto
or buggy after you TO take you to the
polls 20 vote. Every woman, girl, boy
or man in town, who is Of age can vote
provided you have lived here the re.
quired length of time, so come out and
assist in carrying the election for the
future men and women Of this great
country.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-06-25
S|LO DEMONSTRATION
A GTAMD SUCCESS
Nice Day, Good Crowd and
instructive Speakers and
Plenty to Eat

The silo demonstration at the Expert.
ment farm Tuesday was success in ev-
cry particular. The attendance was
good and the speeches were 90 the point
and very instructive. Most of those
present were farmers and school teach.
ers and they were there TO learn more
about the dry farming process and how
to accomplish more from an agricultural
standpoint.
The dinner consisted Of sandwiches
beans, cheese, pickles, cake and coffee
and there was plenty for all and some ia
spare. After lunch the speakers oceu
pied most Of the afternoon. p. c. Bor
tell was present with his big camera and
succeeded in taking several large pie
lures Of the growing crops, the peopl,
and many other things Of interest. Tn,
panoramic view taken Of the autos and
people together was fine and nearly ev
cry person present can be recognized.
The silo question was fully explained
and the day wss one which will long be
remembered as most profitable event.
The crops at the station are doing ex
cellent. Wheat, oats and barley ar,
ready for the harvest and are bound tt
turn out good yield of grain. Othei
crops are doing just as well and thi,
year promises to be record breaker nj
the farm. Those in charge certainl,
know how TO farm and conduct sam,
in a most scientific manner.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-06-25
$40 ACRE BILL POSTPONED

Senator Alldredge received letter
from Hon. Scott Farris in which he says
that the $40 acre bill is probably doom
ed to be tabled until next fall IL some.
thing is not done in the next few days
or before congress adjourns for the sum
mtr. This will he disappointment to
many in this part Of the state but we
hope the delay will be beneficial and
will help to get through better bill
or one that would benefit the old.timers
more than the one now proposed.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-06-25
PRENTICE CHOSEN PRESl.
DENT new MEXICO SECTION

Carrizozo, N. NJ, June is.--New Mex
leo association Of the Interstate Postal
Highway Association was organized to.
day with r. A. Prentice, OF Tucumcari,
president; G. j. ROLAND, Of Carrizozo,
secretary and treasures, and an execu-
tive committee composed Of Charles II.
Kohn of Moptoya, O. r. Meoinnis, of
Santa Rosa and J. r.. Gilbert Of Alama-
gordo.
J. A. whitehurst, Of sayre, Oklahoma
field secretary Of the association, was
present at the organization and will 20
from re to Alamogordo and III Paso.
This road commences AZ Memphis com.
ing west by way Of Oklahoma City, Am
arillo, to Tucumcari, paralieling the r.
J. railway 20 III Paso. Th- Gran Quiv.
ira association was organized tonight
with j. B. French, Of Carrizozo presi.
dent; Neil johnson, Of Estaneia, vice
president; Dr. B. T.. Hedding, OF Noun.
tainair seeretsry.treasurer, and an ex.
ccutivr committee composed cf John W.
Corbett Of Mountainair, Mr.. Cullough
of Carthage, and Clarence Spence Of
Carrizozo.
From the III Paso Herald, Saturday:
Another automobile road-The Inter.
state Postal highways coming 20 FL
Paso. II starts at Memphis and passes
through oklahoma City, Tucumcsri, Al.
smogordo and FL Paso. Here IL will
Join the Borderland. The object Of the
new highway Is to give Oklahoma and
those beyond them an outlet 20 the Pa
cifc coast.
j 4. whitchurst Of sayre, Okla, Is
here in the interest Of the road which
was put under way at a convention at
Sayre, attended by delegates from New
Mexico, Oklahoma and the Panhandle
Of Texas. The road will follow the X
|. from Oklahoma City IN Tucumcari
then come down the Rock Island ano
Southwestern through Carrizozo and Al
amogordo to III Paso. A convention OF
New Mexico people WIS held Thursda,
at Carrizozo for the parpose OF aettin,
plans under way for the road.
The road II TO be called "The South
western Trail" and will connect at Ok
lahoma City with the winnepeg Meri
dian road--a highway extending from
Winnepeg, Canada, TO Galveston; an
the Ozarks trail, another auto highway
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-06-25
COUNTIES ARE FOR EXPOSITION

Alhunuorouo Irna 10 l,...,,l l.. l..
ouav. otaro and c,,da,,no .onn,;.. ..
an ontimis, So sooLo A T. Koo.,or
Jr coum;ss;o,or 90 n,,,,.i,. g. a.,
N.v Nex;eo ho.ra ., ono.;,;o, -
oe,s who ro,nrnod ,a.o T,n.,a. -,-..
from tbat soc,;or NJ Tho s,o.o
In the wbcat fields na.r T,.rmc,r; !,
ia exrscted tho eron go ,hoa. .,.,,,
reacb 1000 husbals ana !, on,;o;,a.
,ion Of the moving of that v,st ,orpao.
sbe roads LOADING into TIM, hr.,,;na
eity are beiny nlaca1 I, th, host shono
possiblc. the citizens NJ Tucpncor; ,.s
planning 70 hold q county fair in tbe
fan and arrongements that bovo nj.
randy hoo, m.do oss,ro .,soO.s
At Tucumcari tho hoard ~ axnos;,;or
mopayers has b,d . mov,no ,;.,,,a
6lm made NJ n s..t;on of tho s,a,o
scenario 20 no nlaved nv tho schoo, ebil.
dren. A Iargo uumher ~ nbo,c, show.
inc the activity of tho citv and of ranch
scenes in tha, locality and IN ouov conn
~ as well as a numbor ~ na,oram;s
views aro alreadv IN nossa.s;or 40 .hs
hoo,d IN ha usad on co,o,od s,;dos i,
connection with tho lectures at San nj.
ego
Il
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-06-25
NOTICE PROM LAND oFrIoE

On June 10, 1914, the biggest majority
Of, the lands lying along the Canadian
River, in Townships l3, IA Is and TO-
nm Ranges 80, 81 s2 80 - 35 80 and 81,
which were formerly not subject to en-
try under the Enlarged Homestead Act
and can now be fled upon In tracts OF
$50 acres.
BY executive order, this Office will h'
closed at one p. m. every Saturday until
September Is, 1914.
r. p. Donohoo, Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-06-25
MAsoNs HOLD ST. JOHNS
SERVICES LAST NIGHT

Wednesday night the members of thu
Tucumcari Lodge No. 81, A. +. & A. NJ.
met nj the hall and marched to the Bap
tist church where they were addressed
by Rev. G. A. Wilson. The address was
on "The Good that the Fraternity Car
Do for Its Fellow Man, and was ap
preciated by all present. At the cen
clusion of the address the members al
marched to the lodge room where th'
ladies Of the o. +. s. served all presen
with ice cream and cake.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-06-25
SCHOOL MONEY APPoRTIoNEp

The June apportionment Of the state
current school fund Of s15,3l0.90, in the
hands Of the state treasurer has been
made, giving fifteen cents to each per
son enumerated for school purposes. The
list as given out shows Quay county
$3.50 children and s53s.2O as her share
of the school money,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-06-25
Z MAN FELL FROM TRAIN
HAS HIS LEG CUT OFF

A man by the name Of Shaifner was
thrown from freight train and was
badly injured this morning while he was
trying to beat his way out of town. His
left foot was nearly severed from the
leg and he was otherwise injured. llo
was taken to the Tucumcari hospital
where his leg was amputated just below
the knee in hopes Of saving his life,
His home is Cambridge, Mass, and a
message was sent to his folks to sec
what disposition will be- made of him
when he is ready to leave the hospital.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-06-25
BOOSTERS CLUB IS
ORGANIZED FOR DUTY
Good Men Chosen Officers
-..Another Meeting Next
Monday Afternoon

The citizens and merchants had a big
rousing meeting last Monday after.
noon and formed and organization to
be known as "The Boosters Club" and
selected A. ID. Goldcnberg rs president;
Herman Gerhardt vice president; Oscar
sandusky treasurer and Royal A. Prem.
tice as secretary.
These men are all we'll known here
and need no introduction TO the citizens
OF Tucumcari. They have Tucumcari 8
interests at heart rs they are all bust.
ness men and have been identified with
almost every undertaking that has been
for the upbuilding OF this city and the
county surrounding during the past ten
years.
In Mr.. Goldcnberg's acceptance ad.
dress he asked the members some peril.
nent questions about the roads leading
south out Of this city also the County
High School proposition, which means
N'ht w anu WOIN u
the county out side. lie said IL we are
obliged TO cut out the three additional
departments made necessary by the ad
ditional students coming from the "a.
raj districts and by the installation OF
course required by n county high
school we will make our high school IN
class not held in the high esteem in
which IL is now held. Some OF our pco
pie think II they send their children %
their former home back east they will
secure n better education but this Is no,
80. Tucumcari has as good n school
as any town its size any where, but IL
the county high school was voted in
she would have n better school making
II the equivalent OF most any college
outside Of the state universities and
those higher up. He asked that every
ear should be put into service 10 hrinl
} out the vote and show the will Of th,
people.
II was ordered that the chairman b,
allowed to appoint ways and mean'
committee which will be put to work N
once TO get funds and see that all billi
are promptly paid and not try 70 worl
with an insolyent organization.
G. G. Davidson made n motion tha
booster buttons he ordered and sold a
soc each in order to get n start towar,
putting the new organization on a goot
sound footing. Every purchaser of
button will be declared a member an,
will be expected to wear same and no
be ashamed to boost for Tucumcari. 4
free.will Offering was made and 5000
in cash was soon donated by those il
attendance as n fund by which the cor
respondence will be taken up and tn
booster buttons ordered at once in orde
that they may be sold as quickly a
possible.
Another booster meeting will be he'll
Monday afternoon at which time tn
dictatorship will be filed and such othc
committee as Is thought best TO appoint
Other business of imr ortanee will com
before the new organization and ever
merchant and citizen should he presen
and help start this organization out o
the right basis and make it success.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-06-25
soLANo TOWNSHIP SURVEYED

Mr.. Harrington and three assistants
from the Office Of the U. 8. Surveyor
General at Santa Fe are surveying the
townste Of Solano. Lots in the town
will be subject TO presumption proof at
$500 per lot under section 1854 U. s.
Revised Statutes Any body interested
can write Commercial Club at that new
town.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-06-25

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