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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06
Belgians and Allies Find foundations Now Hinder
ing Their Own Movements Fighting
Principally Artillery Dues
RUSSIANS CLAIM ADVANCES IN THE EAST
FRS, Reports From Scene Of ose Between Russians And Turks
Conflicting And Probably Indicate Small Engagements
And Real Battle Expected to be Delayed for Sew.
crsI DSys-Alics Shell the Dardsneles
by Associated Press.

by Associated Press
LONDON November 5No decision has yet been reached in
the battle, the sand dunes West Flanders The opposing armies
now stand they have for many days
While the Germans keep hommering away the Allie, around
fpre the latter attempting north Oend and neither
making much progress.
The Begans and those supporting them have
they created hndeng their although they
have been able to occupy few villages
Around Ypres the Allies the Germans no pro-
There has been merely repetition of the artillery due at
isoks and counter attacks which generally fail
On the east frontier sweeping being made
by the opposing armies The Russians driven the German
center the River Warho Russian Poland held back the
German advance from East Prussia and Strengthening
line for vigorous offensive against the Ausans in Calca
Military declare that Russia keeps up her successes
Western Allies will benefit when the Germans to send
nforccments
They also believe that Turkish against Russian Csucasus
will weaken the Russians by Withdrawals from Poland but Russia
this has already been prepared for and additional troops
evsisble
The first of fighting between Russians Turks
conflicting each claiming have invaded the Others territory
defended their front
Is believed that all actions only advance guard affairs
and time may elspse before pitched battle occurs
The AngloFrench fleet continues lombard the Dardanee
other parts of Turkey British warshps England how
respecting the feelings OF her Mocm subjects and has
dered no holy places to be fired upon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06
NlLIIONlIBE'S soy
FAtTS tHDEE TRIM

ALBANY. ~ g. Not % Nal
colin clifford Dr. tho Is-year-oII
SON of 90 ra.fly Manufacturer os
Hudson. y s. VII probabIy hn o..
tried hero or tho charge of kIlnc
Frank ! rIu,a. % chauffeur or Au-I
d 1913 The case Is expected to OBJ.
sol for thIs morth torn 10. court
clifford va. tr,,G rarIt Boo tbp .uY
NOR liant fT. Iu-, disagreed
Young clifford vbo was rolsa pa
"a faN vs.k. ago f-Hm tho albany
p,. itentiary rr naH e recovering
h. health and E. .rIrrH. state hp
ts. been .rrt tn "a urIy.fe school
Cute Ua. .rn, % death while
.dri.frr gr unidentified man to Troy
from here T.. pa.-crrpr shot Cfu.e
.u tho baeE .. f.e Fasd robb.l ...r.
throw his body into "a ditch AID uaf
Tho SLAYER va. known io have worn
a rr4e oyarruaf and r HrHf fedora
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06
ONE-YEAR-OIlp BARN
SUPPORTS PARENTS

PHILADELPHIA. NoF Q .Ire e.
clever baby that can support Cos fath.
0r and mother. bu' this I- exactly
HHa' yearold Marie Palmer OF
E1IH Toronto street. has hper doing
since shr was . weeks old Marie F.
d.mpies attracted The moving picture
mon. and her first appearance bof1r,
'he camera was a. cannihlf
child She was paid three d1Il1r-
% daF Tho job ls still running She
hle been rescued hy heroes and tr.
ru.nf- az The movies from fires
drowning auto smashes train
wrecks and other perlls dear 'o fhe
N."r of 'hn scenario writer She
ha- been trapped 200 nearly "a bonn.
frnd burning buildings" Without
.o much ss having her clothes ..ue-
o.
Hu' little Marie has slways taken
hrr role with good grace iu Hff
She displayed little interest Iu tho
orc 'emcni being content f1 f..le
and roo Tho n.lf uDI dauEUr .Hr
over experienced tae the darr 0f
iC ing hcr fob f0r one Hre fft
while comedian was rarifing hts
story and little Marie sas srnnn.ei
to ha an Interested listenc- sha to.
Ci1ei to take "a nap ana tho 0lm.
era man failed pa notice a. afIrt
a'I resulted ln retakirr of fhr
Nlu and consequruf ecnwis from fhr
manager The "llitiest actress" is
very modest IN fact she refuses %
hr interviewed which b. strange
conduct ln an actress
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06
OK AHONl TEACHERS
HNNE GOOD NtEfiNd

OKLAH0uh CITY okla Nos
Fully fHH1 teacher. Iu OE.Hhn
ma mo hirra-' educational gather
ing over h.IH iH fhr state were pres
eni tha morning. whom ihH state Ed
uca'.0naI n..aiI0u opened JOS ar.
nual Convention Tho program ir.
cludes talks bv Or Charles " Judd
~ mo rrit.r.fv OF Chicago. prof
Charlie Zrohru The Boston sooiolo
gi.' ur Woods Hutchinson fhf
lecturer. physician Prof % g. H1l
den of Chicago and Miss Lutte
Sie4rus lf NINrukoo
Tho session ouoaod lu tHs Auditor
iuu thI morning and $500 c1u'iuua
tu'.I SATURDAY, noon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06
GERMANs pFNY RusSIAN cLAIMs


LONDON, November 5.A Berlin Dispatch says the main
headquarters has issued denial Russian statements that
German prisoners have been taken that the Germans left their
wounded the field and that they los, their machine guns also
that Vienna reports the Gacan situation unchanged In
the MacvS the AuOns have made large Of supplies
and the Scrns reieang The report says In Egypt the
English have abandoned the Arabian frontier and Withdrawn
the SucI Canal Shanghai report that the German srt
cy fire destroying the cnnchmens Of the Japanese around
Isiug Tau and the S with mines"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06

WkTEFF Wa Nnr
prsf.a.1r HUGO Wu.terhere OF Uar-
ward fhr raHtral nr1re iH ths ra-
cent Va-rarf ffn million dollar
hrtf 0. tho principal speakor ~ fhr
arHusI convention OF tho Wiscorl H
Ta1rhers' Association. Fhich or' 90
hn~a fhls merrir- Nias Jane 80.
dan- OF rhiraro is a'Fo slated fC
trast during thr three-dag meeting
President Yen fise ~ The state fu-
lterafv D. also f0 deliver on address
and other educators ulil discuss
school subjects
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06
DEMOCRATS HAVE
A WORKING LEAD
SENATORIAL CONTESTS STll.l.
~ DOUBT n SEtERNL
WESTERN STl1itS

NEW YORK. 40, . The mem
hcr hip of the StNtt-luurth Congress.
excluding a f"N contestants still
doubtful. win ho i the House o.
Representative. Democrats. 229.
Republican,. 1895. rrorro-siycs. g.
Socialists Independents. 4. with
90 democratic majority uf q
Senatorial contests sim doubtful
tonight we're Colorado. Nevada and
Wisconsin The democrats claim the
election of Thomas. over WORK Do
Colorado and Ncwland over Plat
Boz N1wiH THE republicans claim
the election OF NcGoyera over Hast
uE. 300 Wisconsin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06

CHICAGO. Noy. , Lawrence y.
sherman republican. was reelected
Go tho United States Senate defeat
iur Roger sullivan by 1900 votes.
according to complete unofficial re-
uH- Do BE- conceded touIeht that
republicans Nou most coz The state
O.f.Uprs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06
N WEATHER
I"al F,rccast


IrE Western uiou TDiI
Dallas. Dalr 800 sherman. clear
-U Paris r'nr tS. gainesville
cloud. Cos Core cana. cloudy -s
Terrell cloud. If. Abilene. clear 7..
r. SPRING clear 15. San Angelo
partly cloud. warm. FsrmertilIr
clear warm Houston. clear pleasant
San Antonio clear 90 ~ Worth
D.rHr pleasant Austin. clear 1s
Waco cloudy co. El Paso. gs cIe1r
TeaumuuI .iYI1r rs. HrovuVood
cloudy warm 5000 boro. clear o.
Wichita FHI. o.. Wasahacfip
clear -s pruron. clear sC. uurarf
clear pleasant Nuskogee. clear
warm hrImnre. clear ~ Chirkasha
clear cool oklahoma Citr. clear 20.
rauls Valley clear 10. Guthrie. cle1-
I Hobart cloudy 60. Iavfon
clear 11 Enid. clear 1. sanulua
nIr a. ToEarkana pleasant Nep.
Orleans clear warm. Llttierock
clear pleasant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06
NHIA.CARRANZA FORCTS
BATTLE ~ MENICO

. I. ...|H.HfHH I'H...
EI pASO. T~a. NOv Fight
bog between Caruuza and villa
force. between Aruas C1lio0tes and
NW..rI City uae reported TODAY Do.
tHI. arr not known Carrnuza now
claims to control twenty states .u
tHe republic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06

SAN iNTONIO Te1ae Sor
a San trt0rin -addlnr. comp
has cor.rmmatcI a contract t0 Frp.
ni- ihc French govern mouf wifh
$1,000 IGics and 1900 erts of bar.
n"sF The contract price is $3.50.
"N" The order o. said to he M. DR..
f"si % fhn kind ever placed ir TrT.
o. Ffn lest ~ fhr goods viIi 0'
ho ro7fs for shiDment until the m f
flf 1f n.rt summar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06
'ilfE TACFn CALNIS
SHIPPED FROM ABFi;NATHl

AhEfNtTHY. Tex N0t
Anslef Lend . cattle COMPANY ship
ped ONT yesterday 20 Colorado par
t-- 300 white calves They alao
sod io Kansas parties -so c0mlng
three }ear old heifers from the Fla
ure z ranch for VIII Murray
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06
GERMANS REPORT ALLIES REPULSED



BERLIN November She German general headquarters
this TODAY: Yesterday Begans assisted
by British and French made attack by Of Neupo but
repued Near Ypr southwest Of Lille and south Of Berry
AuBao Arsonne and in Voges, attacks progressing
There no new events in the eastern region"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06
TURKS CLAIM ADVANCE ON RUSSIANS
~ Nshsoclatcd Press

AMSTERDAM, November She Turkish official statement
contained Conaninope dispatch says The Russians
Strengthening their positions the frontier but have been
repued completely from the Ksrass, and Teehsn det Dur
the bombardmen Of the Dardanee the hostile
fleet fired 24O shells w,bou, damage. Our forts fired ten"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06
TURKS INVADE RUSSIA


by Associated Press.
BERLIN, November 5-A newspaper dispatch from
tnope says; The Turks attacked and destroyed Cossac bst.
lion the Turkish frontier Odus then the
frontier, taking Up strong position in Russian territory"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06
BRITISH MINE SWEEPER SUNK


iY Associated Press
LONDON November She mine sweeper Mary, sunk
by mine in the North Sea today Six Of the members Of
the saved The survivor, reported gur-rng York
shire this afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06

bY Associated Press
PARIS November 5--ll is reported that American marines
have been landed Beirut SYRIA for the protection Of American
interests.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-06

WASHINGTON. 10 g.. Nov. r. -
West Texas Fair FRIDAY and Sat.
urday
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-07-30

SEE THE BEST, TT COSTS NO MORE.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-07-30
QUAY COUNTY FAIR
SEPT. %, "a, 25
S50O.OO in Cash Prizes Viii
Be Given to Exhibitors
Other Attractions

II has been decided that the big
Quay County Fair will he held ON
"Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sep
tember "a 25, and 90, apL the commit
tees will soon be appointed to look
after the, different departments. There
Will be $1,000 in cash r'izes in the
poultry department alone and the other
department, Will far, Itout the same.
There will be prizes given for the best
babies, pr,tiIest fancS woik. vegetables
and othc- cicpS Of .,l kinds. stock, and
everything imaginable. Whatever you
do prepare to eyhibi something during
the fair a. the cas', rriScs will nearly
equal that Of any state fair. We hope
to publish a frll list in the near future
and yen will be suIn' scG TO see how
well the money has hem appropriated
and IL nearly covers tb. list from a 20
2.
The soliciting committee will soon
begin its arduous task of raising monev
20 house the exhibits and furnish the
necessary entertainment that usually
accompanies nm affair of this magni.
tudc. A big carnival company is expect.
cd 60 be here on that date and many
other attractions which will he announc.
cd later.
Mr.. McElroy has been busy arrang-
ing the program and doing many other
things necessary TO make the fair n sue
cess. If he had all the money in this
county at his command he could not
make a success unless the citizens Of
the county lend their assistance in see.
ing that the line of exhibits is full and
complete with everything produced in
Quay county. II you have something
new which is not mentioned in the
premium list bring it in and show the
many visitors what can be raised in
this country when we have a chance.
We hope 20 have the new auto route
from Oklahoma City 10 Tucumcari in
good condition by that time and expect
number of people here to examine
the many exhibits and invest in farm
lands in every part Of the country. II
any community wishes to make its ex'
hibit separate from any other part of
the county, the same can be done by
writing to- the secretary and so stating
This will be chance TO do some good
advertising for yourself and community
and we know the larger districts will
take advantage of the opportunity
Don Z forget the date.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-07-30
FARMERS AND TOWN
PEOPLE BUILD ROADS
About Forty from Here and
Nearly as Many from
Vicinity of Quay

The good roads movement has finally
struck Tucumcari with n vengance and
number Of her most influential citizens
are now engaged in the pleasant pastime
Of heaving rocks and dirt, dumping
scrapcrs aud cutting weeds along the
line from here to Rapand They went
out yesterday morning and most Of them
are still on the job. Several OF the mer.
chants sent substitutes and while IL
was not expected TO make a pike or
boulevard in two days time the road
will bc made passablc for autos and
loads Of grain from the plains country.
They were met by large delegation
from the Quay neighborhood who were
working this way.
IL has been reported that few
loads of wheat have been brought TO
town and the owners were forced 10
take eight cents less on the bushel than
they could have gotten at Melrose. To
satisfy ourselves we have made few
inquiries aud find the following firms
in the market for wheat and will pay
the highest market price for same The
local stores can handle several loads and
Goldcnbcrg's will guarantee to buy all
No. wheat that is brought in and
this week have paid as high ms zoe per
bushei.
We were not satisfied with asking
them what they were paying but they
guarantee to pay this price as long rs
any other place in this territory. The
railrohd he's made special rate to Ell
Paso and Tucumcari is in position to
pay rs much rs any other town In this
part Of the state. When you come to
town aud do not find the market as
the News has represented We would
lie for you to,eall and report same 40
these prices have been guaranteed by
firms we havp always found 10 be re.
liable. The town and county cannot
dllbIh w FouHItHdHce uu uuteliabie
firm and ~ sSon ms we find one 20 be so
we should pass IL by and not consider IL
in the bidding.
The roads east and west Of town
are in pretty fair shape but will be
made better as soon as the new gaso-
line tractor is received. This engine
is guaranteed to pull the grader any
whore and IL is thought about two miles
81 road can be put in good condition
each dav. There has been considerable
ravcl west ns far as Las Vegas and the
road is said to bc in good shape all the
way with the exception of abodt four
miles near Montoya.
The new markers are being sent out
10 the different towns and each com.
munity along the route and they will
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-07-30

The Woman q Missionary Society oi
the Center Street Methods, Church was
dclightfuliy entertained Thursday af
ternoon of last week at the home OF
Mrs. NJ. A. Butler. The home was nr.
tistieal y decorated In fancy work and
made fragrant with Shasta daiscs and
sweet peas. Mrs. A. C. shamblin and
Miss Mioncttc Sandusky added largely
to the pleasure OF the afternoon with
vocal solos. The greater part Of the
afternoon was spent with fancy work
and discussing plans for the AN Sea.
sons Bazaar to be given the latter
part of August. Delicious refresh.
mcnts Of homemade ice cream and axe
were served.
Those present were, Mesdames Brad
ley, Butler, Cooksey, Drvs, Elkins,
Evans, Fcnton, Henson, Horne, johnson,
Kegley, Keeier, McCammon, McGlinsky,
Majors, Mosley, Pelxer, sandusky,
Shamblin, stanfll, Tonpkins, Wasson,
Winsted, Winters, whitmore, White,
whttle and wofford. Misses Brown,
Currie, Horne and Sandusky.
The Society met this afternoon with
Mrs. A. ". Evans at the parsonage.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-07-30

soon be put In place TO guide the many
travellers alcrg the line. II might be
stated that we are now beginning Ia
get our share Of the tourists, there be.
ing eleven foreign cars here Friday and
ten Saturday with an average Of eight
or nine each day. Tucumcari Is making
an extra effort TO show these tourists
every possible courtesy and will soon
establish a free information bureau for
the convenience Of the travelling public.
Now that Mr.. westgard has seen &c to
recommend this as the best summer
route and knowing that most Of the
travelling is done in the summer We
should get busy and spend thousands
OF dollars to put the roads In the best
possible condition as this means more
to Tucumcari and Quay county than any
railroad which might be induced 10
raverse II. Nothing but surprise at
he cheap prices Of land, the excellent
climatic conditions and praise for the
wonderful crop outlook is heard from
an sides and Quay county win be filed
with homeseek kers this fall who are here
TO buy and not merely TO look aroand.
You don't hear many Of our present
citizens say much about giving their
land away now and they are satisfied
there are worse places than New Mex.
leo.
1t Is said that the road between here
and Grady is sight worth seeing and
while beautiful to the eye IL shows pros.
perity is not far off for this part Of
the country.
Good roads do more for a country
than any one other thing and everybody
is directly benefited II You own an
auto you must have good roads; IL you
drive q team you save horse flesh and
can draw larger loads; and IL you walk
you certainly need good roads. They
make your farm worth more and help
sell IL. They make IL n pleasure To
take your produce TO market, and there
are a thousand and one other direct
benefits to be derived from good roads.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-07-30
CITY MARSHAL AND JUSTICE
KElROY HAVE BUSY DAY

CITY Marshal Groves hnd thsss .vags
up before Judge MeElroy Monday One
claimed he was from Dawson and the
other two were from FL Paso. They
said they were looking for work and
were Just passing through the city
chanced TO run across our city mar
ahal and he took pity on them and fur
nsLcd them with free lodging and the
next morning Judge McElroy opened
his tender heart and gave them ten
days of labor with the free board at
tac hment which he said he hoped would
satisfy their wants in this town and
/ leave a lasting remembrance Of the
hospitality of the police court so that
they might tell their many friends
who seem TO be passing this way just
now,
Right here we pause TO state that
many times we have heard Of men be.
ing especially fitted to perform a GER.
tain duty and we wish TO say that Tu.
cumcari nor no other town ever had an
official as well fitted for q certain posi-.
tion as Judge McElroy is for the of
fee he now holds. He not only looks
after the interests of the city but he
has the power 10 look into the very
nature of the person being tried and
If he thinks them deserving the full
penalty he so puts it that way, but II
he thinks it losing proposition to
hold prisoner he turns him loose
with instructions TO shake the dust Of
the city off his feet and make tracks
out Of the city limits.
There are a few men who could make
friends while holding this position,
but we will venture the assertion that
il it was put up TO the citizens of Tu.
cumcari 10 vote on he would come
very near receiving the unanimous vote
lie is not very much of a respeetor OF
persons and anyone who goes before him
may expect TO get his just dues.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-07-30
POLL TAX COLLECTOR
GETS Il VICTIMS

A queer case was tried before Judge
McElroy Monday when fourteen Of the
residents Of Norton neighborhood were
arraignsd before his honor in answer
TO the charge Of refusing 10 pay poll
tax or 10 work out same.
Most all Of the men are among the
best citizens of that neighborhood and
were led to believe in some way that
there was no road law in the state and
that they were under no obligations to
pay tax or work the road when or.
dered to do so by the local commission.
er, Mr.. Wilmington, and he brought
suit TO test the law or force them to work
tho road or pay the tax.
Fourteen of the strikers we're served
with subpoenas TO appear before Justice
McElroy to give cause why they had
not worked the road or paid the tax.
There are several more VIII will have
to answer to the same charge as soon
as they can be found. The law is
plain on this subject and must be com.
Piled with, especially IL you own prop.
erty which might be levied upon and
seized as for any other kind Of taxes.
The law reads in part as follows:
"That all able-bodied men in the
state Of New Mexico between the ages
Of 81 and 90 Years shall be required to
perform labor upon the public roads
and highways as herein provided, not
less than two days and not more than
ave days Of eight hours each in any
one year. II not paid in labor same il
TO be paid In cash, IL paid within ten
days after said summons are issued"
Judge McElroy had only TO ask three
questions such as care you an able
bodied mani" Were you summoned to
work the roadi" Did you do as you
were summonedf" Then he gently
read the sentence in his usual stately
manner ard each one was let off with
paying the tax and costs which amount.
ed to $5.95 each. All fines were paid
and this is a lesson all should heed
Pay your taxes promptly and save
yourselves trouble and expense because
the law is plain and ID must be en-.
forced.