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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

" Zen ioreneoe nOrife airfeS
Statiitif 5ioiptter ri isIgenoe eiter
Sefrqtar RoieIanos 5noberetnine
til qarsmeoet: Re itntiitiife 0p.
9aoer Tor oct iioite glar er timer.
meliesois iom ielaer: $50 femme
berettigeoe 9raiter % 4roiesiorer,
1890 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES meo ct
Sialeantal al 252.1t0, foufirmere.
Be Meolemmer 1858. 5 Oisie
Meni96e0er BAR Ser Daret boIot 81,
$50 norife % 7.Of5 engelife @uos-
%tioueiter. ; Reli9ionSifolen aar
$3.50 Born Iait Rorif. 1920 5ar
Irit eugelif. o. 7.035 bar ben1t-
tet bpage sproa ; ssn0ass-
ifoleu er 1S.075 Born bIeoen
me06elt ln0eroisningen pan Aorif
1f,O7O pao engplit % t4.tto paa
begae Spro9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

geo 5reosfonferencen | 9biln0eI.
pbio f%orleoen ioeoe Gfspraiioent
Gait bl. a.:
.Soet ri iommenfal6er oenne
conference, snffer iee fsrit at gre
opmrrfiom pon, at 81 life repro
ienterer andre emo os ielp, cs at
Noolet life er at itnnoie ben nj
pooeoaenoe arig, bpor gerne pi END
ioo ben fluttet. Wi baober pno oe
beber om Greo; oe bort &aob ON,
at Greoen life er Iangt borte, giper
o. @runo til at tro, at bet MI er
1iben til at orbfte % formulere en-
@rffe GoriIoe, iom ri mente Tube
foo itstte bos stormoeterne. &uoo
81 lar / donferne, e. Donnelien at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

Zen statiitif, JON @eneraIipno.
oeus itatiitiife Sefretar i~orelagoe
iiOite s~pnoOemsoe, Oiite ieIgenOe
Iaf: 9rpiterne f409; StuOenter,
Der io~rbereoer fig til 9raitegernin-
gen. $40; touiirmereoe 4eoIemmer
100000; gGrOien al airteeienoom
so. 230,t76; @GIo paa iamme
81, 505, 952.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30
eDrOas 6~itcrmiOOns.

(5erfra Reierat al 4oit. Z. 6.
Roulien). eitermiooagsiesiione ON
2srongen beaDn6fe meO Cplasuing
al Salme % og Ban al 9aitor 5.
!. qil6fe. booreiter Mr. 6. $. Be
oerien ira Rem 3eaIano bIeo sioet
Oroet. 5an gar en- fort 00eriigt
oper 7nnifernes Snopan0ring til
Zen, oeres aamp me0 0en oiI0e ga.
tur 6ero0re % 0eres 5orieg paa en-
firfelig CroHing. 9eres firteIise
arbeiOe bapOe itaaet for meset /
2tampe paa @run6 al NlangeI paa
arbeiOere, % 2i~sespIoisbeO baO6e
ogIaa Iagt iig o0et Sinoene, in6til
Sens 7ifien fom oerooer ! aoret
1904 ierite Sang 90 ~opiIoneoe 5n.
teresien. DIR. Qe0erien ilutteoe meo
at oppeaere til Zen ior. Oanite
airfe, life ior efonomiit SiRlp, men
FOR Man0 os mornlif Stette for
arbeioet oeroore.
5orman0en giorOe Ell Bar Be
marfninger til Mr. 9~eoeriens Eale.
9ereiter sif ban ouer til at anbefale
De otte teolo9iife aanoiOater til Or
oinotion iamt at meo6ele, at Zen
fore. norIfe airte bdpoe benpenot
ia til BAN ON en- Reprpientnrt
ira Dor &irfe til oeres 20 aars
SubiIqum / minneapolis, og at
ban bnpoe uonpont yGoniferen"s
aeoofter, gaitor y. W. anoerien
til bette SDerp. aarsmsoet tilfen'
began fin 9iaigelie Deo Reisning,
oa Sfriititeoerne 2uf. "a, as og
Sob. II, 21 bIeO bam meogioet iom
en- &ilien til Dem.
SiQlpeiefret9ren oplRlte Happor'
ten fra neutrality-suspicious., Tom
blep goofenSt, bporeiter man genop'
tog 0em 3~eolanOiaeen til Grsitelie.
Sens 9ifien talte pnrmt for Ga.
gen oe onbeialeoe Optagelie al be
oanife MenisbeOer pna Rem 3eo-
LAMB og / Queensland iom 8 areos
| Snmiunoet. Wan tranete life til
pefuniqr Stette oeropre, men til
Mano, fom ioritoo ben oppofienoe
SIngt.
goo JoreipsreieI at poitor Jers-
ito, bpor mango Wenigbeoer Der
fonotes 6ercpre, bIep Der opIpif, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30
llnitt0 Statcs Note
til SBiflan0.
SDiflanOs fOmmenOe suar.

unoer 24.os.l pites isIgenOe Qteo.
0elelie ira Berlin o0er 9onoon:
Ser er goOe ll0ii9ter til, at E9it.
lanos ~ioroeHteoe Soar paa limited
States' iioite 91ote oil gaa ct langt
stpffe + Retning a at imsoetomme
oen am~erifanife Regerings gniter
meo 6eni1n til Ipitinnos 9eoelie Al
i'm unoerpan0s ariasierelie og gere
8asiagertraiiffen paa aaben 20
iiffer.
Meocus 0et bGD6es. at unOerisiif
Milton imoO iien0tIige 9anoels.
itibe fife fan op9i0es og life oil BIZ
pc BET opgipet. iaa bliuer Oet ite0-
ie mere ianoi9nIigt at IDifIanos
Suor pil fomme til At inoeboIoe
Senitiaine ON at unotaae Sti6e,
iom sr BELT euer bopeOiagelig /
9ns'agertraififfens 5ieneite, ira IN.
o~erieiif gngreb.
Saa0aune Sfibe, iiaes Der. oil
naturliguis blipe @enitano ior
S~tanosning og llnoerisgeIie Of In
Oeruan6sbaaoe / 6perensitemmelie
meo Den Rrafiis, iom oar ! Brig
foruo Tor npro9renoe arig, %
aapring, bDis De ierer ao~ntrabanoe,
men griielopens aIminoelige JiegIer,
iarlig meo 6eniDn til E%asiagerers
oe Beginnings SifterbeO, oil BIZ.
De %iogttaeet.
Man bnaber Der, at en- iaaoan
Qssnine uil ti~IfreositilIe 6Ororin-
gerne, Der geres / Rrpiioent @iI.
ions Rote. Get baabes og pentes
blauot Dem, iom Der arbeioer ior en-
ireoeIig Aigsrelie Of Wellemppren.
Oct mellem GDifInno og uniteo eta.
tee, at iioitn9pnte 2ano oil isre
3ilign meO, at ilige 9nsiaseritibe
life benpttes til transport al am.
munition eaer gaaben, og at De
life laOer iig BRUCE til at an8ribe
llnOeroanosbaooe."
altiaa - Ell iaaoant Soar paa
Dor aegeriugs iioite 9ote Uenter
man ira 5piflano. 5aar ie. Get oil
imi0lertio blipe en- iOer 9omDgelie
for 3Ditlano al gioe ct iaaoant
SOar. Iii Oermeo oil oct 10 ino-
rsmme, at oct / 2eoelien al lin In.
oerpanosfrigsisrelie ct gaaet uoen
for Sc bpDODun0ne Hegler fOr iaa.
Dan arigsfsrelie og iRIOe Com ouer
bets S9nfning al 2uiiiania og ouer
mango andre al bets un6eronnos-
beoriiter. CIR BET pirfelig tRnfeIigt
eqer mulist, at bet itolte IDiflano,
Der bar pleiet life at bpOe noget
2nn6 anoet Spar emo Wogten eler
Of iIon poa aIingen, ifuloe tnee
Soften al for Uncle Sam2 So -
muIigtl ct 5orlpoenoe ingoe nemlig
for ct Bar Gage iioen, at 1Diflano
fife breo iie ON Il. S.s Wngt,
men ON bans Cub. 1piflano
trpnaer til o~nierifnnif Sub for at
funne forti9tte arieen, og oerior
er oct bnnge for at bliue llpenner
meo os. altiaa - Of oiplomotIife
Senipn err bet muligt, at 1Diflnno
eiper II. S.s Regering ct imeoe-
fommenoe Spnr.
Men bet bsr bemRrfes, at bpis
5pffIano 9norer 2ebelien al lin
llnoerponosfrig berben, at bet lite
angriber posIagerffibe eller ireoe-
Iiee SonoeIsifibe, men nbies mel,
at itonbie og ~unoerisge benz og fap.
re Dem, bpis be fbrer 4~ontrobanoe,
ion bar ben cipiIiiere6e Weroen m.
tet 1erimo6 at inoDen0e mar
Qrid tai pore. Iii 3piffono bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

epiifopaler ! 91ew gorf bar be-
agllot ct gpffeliesarbejoe, JON De
agter at iortiRtte inotil nPite
Rarts, = Sommer.e panseliit.5ie.
neite ! ct oqloigt tort Gelt er Ell
Gel al bette ar6eioe. aomiteen, JON
leoer geuagelien, mener at bette
oil blioe gegpn0elien til belle ben
friitne airfes 5remgans ! Rem
gorf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

Zen iOenife ausuitana 5pnOOe
beIlutteoe oeO tit Aarsmsoe ! Din.
neapoIis / 9sbet al De nRite lem
aar OF jamie en- balu Million Dol.
lars til graIternes 5ipIpefono Og
beitemte, at bper Brett. JON III er
1aeolem al 8eniionsfonoet, ifal poe
ct giOrng al 5000. PeniiOnsionoets
gaiOler uSgsr for gie6liffet $t05,.
OBS, oe bets llOgifter ! afuigte aar
belgb zig til $4,000 meoens SnO.
tpeterne uOgior0e $1,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

Zen 6eOeratious6eDagelie, iom
o~nbefnleOes al De Sam~iunOsior.
mqnS, Ser par iamleOe / Soleoo,
Ohio, / april / aar, gap General.
ipnoOen i'm Iililutning oeo tit Sp.
nooeme0e forleoen. Zen tiIraaOeOe,
at allie oens 9iitrift- Spnooer opl-
ger Gelegater til oct Msoe, Tom az.
tes nfboIot I 1917, os ben bill ieI0
la6e zig oificielt reprpieutere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

9rpiter / ben norite 6rifirfe il
aes at lutte Jig til geo9gelien ior
at iifre 9illD Slun0ap ior en- 9qf.
felies. aompagne / minneapolis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

8eneral Sofire. Den iraHiffe0 oer.
general. iiges at tilbere, iom 4inr.
bal 1urenne gioroe, ben proteita'l'
title Minoritet ! 5rantrig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30
SpnSaa.

Ssnoaa 9for9en oprnnot meo
@raaueir, men bette I'll Groos oar
Ser alligeoel 0sitiO oper Smoene.
6olf irremmeoe i itor 0laneoe til
airfen tioIig ON Naoraenen Tor at
oueruore a~onoioatprne 6. Z. aieller,
y. Z. u. anoerien. 8. n. Speno.
fen, :. ". anoerien. Sans RieIien,
!. ~. Sanien, 8. u. 0anien % I.
s. 2~ilaaros Ordination. Oroina-
tionstieneitcn be9nn0te 81. $50 meo
Salmen 395. 9ait. g. 2. Gbriitiaa.
ZEN ticltc PEG 9~(lteret. booreiter IA.
TOR \. @ertien ira QrPoifeitolen op.
lrite Croinaternes 3aone % oeres
aal5 o. 5olot ocrpan Snitiationsta.
fen uo ira Greene n@iuer os Ruma
= aor. T. y.
7isie aanoioater, iagoe Dan, er
en- 5rugt Al port S~faiearbeioe. Gog
er BET fife oS, JON gar uopalgt Dem.
men Stius. 0e er ogiaa Ell 6rl8t a
pore 9enuer q @eores Bonner. e
er IN @ape til Oi1 Zen fore .. Cd.
luta. airfe / amerifa - en- 91ao0e
ira 0erren Nlal ou ioritaa at ifen-
ne 0erpaa. ioritaa, b0aO oct Dil ii9e
at mootage me ar6eioere % mootd.
ae oem paa en- uproi8 0iaaee. o0o,
ION aunammer eoer, Tiger SENS, an.
manner mig. @iper Dem 3unL ibi
oct er / 9irfeIi85eoen airfens Ser.
re, Der fommer. ior Be fonimer
ION Sqnoe5uo i bans SteO.
Ceres ar5ejoe er 0lenig5eOeu
maaite life iaa meBet al; til oct er
mere eaer minore ifiult; men DE.
aiaaeoea pasierer oite ior6i oeres
Siuls 9ie j 2snfanret. @i0er Dem
Rum: hi Dc fommer ior II iugte.
aeilr0c 20 glaoes meo eocr. CUBS
ailoe Raao til 5relie eli moe ira
ocre5 0iuno.
a~anoioaierue opluiie oeres Ri
t1er. lem oil blipe trDtt ! 9larsbe.
reminBen.
zalmcn 397 bleu 6erpaa aiiuH.
lsn. h1or9aa 6orman0en Qditor
-. q. G5riitianien bolot Groina.
.io~nsialsn ira Alteret ooer Greene
vi er @uos Meoar6eioere~ 4 aor.
,. %. ri 5ar mango Greiuloe Rap
ne + Sfriiten, iaaiom Snroer. 2p.
rere etc. let or greiulot at 0Gre
Repraimtaut ior en- 9tation, men
eaonu mere preiuloi al o9re Del
ior @uo. 1et er itort % anioars.
nulot At reprpientere guoS Sm %
ar6eiOe blanOt benz, Ser or beteg-
net mco aoeliiesnei (aoriets 1esu
3naben). Ter ifal 1roifab I'll.
Gcn oet gioer os ogiaa en- itor@l9.
Sc. geroen ligBer ! Nsrfe % er
ireolss % alrOeslss. Raar stil'
linaen er iaaoan. er BET % life
tort at uoraabe Oct GLADE 9uoifab.
Seius er Qos, eiu, 6reO % @IeOe-
llOfsr meo Sroita6 bans @ernin9
i 5ialepleien % 5Orf9noelien, %
Den Ifal life pare ioriGn9elig.
Qrqiterne 9ing, gOnoO, euno
ca u. ". Rielien biitoo 9ait. o.
9. G6riitianien j Oroinotionen.
SsitiositmOen afilutieoes me6 1af
til 6uo ior alteret % a%iipngelie
al 5almen 730 al @euigbeoen
-
Sra De sprige MeOer Ssnoaa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

Saar Leserne h%envender sig til Folk
.om averterer / Bladet, enten for at
ksbe hos dem eller for at faa oplysning
IN det averterede. bedes de altid ON
ale. az de saa Avertissementet | dette
Biad. bet vii we're til gensidig Ststte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

Tilfalde af, at Bladet like modtages
sspelmessigt, bedes man klage til det
.tedlige Postkontor. skulde dette ike
hielpe. .bedes nan henvende sig tai
.Danskeren"s Kontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

Advertising rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

Entered at Blair Post Office as second
lass matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30
eprbas aften.

) Steopt for BET resulRre aiten'
msoe 2srOag aften msote man til
en- etstrn Sesiion.
ct Budget paa $4,000 til stO.
len | Blair blep foreiladet al 80.
mite Rr. 2. men bleu iorbsiet til
$1,000.
geiolutionsfomiteen inObragte RE
Iolutioner I 5aDsr al afboIosiagen
og iom Iof til gpen 9ucf.
Mr. 6. .. Sfop oe Bait. Raarup
Dalgtes iom Samiunoets guroe.
rinssmeno for outber College.
Serefter iulete en- Silien ira sOs
angeles.
acknowledgements bepilgeoes ct
1iIlee af 100 Dollars til bans esn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

gi pil oa lutte pore Wieooelelier
ira aarsme6et 9ucf, Bis., meo
isrlt at nOtoIe, at BET par ct i9roe-
les eoot 90 oelIienet aarsmeoe.
Der blep tnget iorretningsmpsiigt
pno bun0 Der pnr 5orretning, og
Der oiite iie e niebeo ON at l.
Re noget, og Der bOileoe | bet
belle taeet en- goo aano oper Ns-
oct. Sub alene 9Gren % Ioffen
oerforl
Dern9it oil ri uOtaIe gnoifsa.
nelie al ben Nnaoe, bporpoa RE
nigbeoen 90 5oIf | sucf uoferte be-
res Sperp iom Bart. Nan lit belt
ieennem SnOtrpf al, al ui par Del-
fomne iom @eiter. % = life at
iorglemme - apinOerne gioroe lit
til, at ri JON @Riter ielte os biem-
me i 2uef unoer Wleoet. vi H.
Ter os cperbepiit ON, at ale De be.
isgen6e mifer, at Di Der fol no
tale allies pores biertelige Iof ior,
OF 9arterne eioroe OpboIbet iaa be-
boeeIigt for os = Safl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-30

FRA De sprige msOer Ssn0ns
bar Reierenten intet meoOelt, ioet
ban mente, at Oct meooelte a alt,
bDao man meO iarlig SntereSie
uilOe brpoe iig ON at Iaie Fan.
iferen / 5orm al ct aeierai.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-02
ELECTION OCTOBER -

The Prohibition election has been
called for October l2, 1915. The city
council held its regular meeting Fri
day night with all members present
except Councilman Taylor. The Pc
tition of the qualified electors of the
city TO call an election TO submit the
question of prohibition TO the people
was filed before the meeting was call
ed to order by Attorney Harry II. Me
Elroy, acting for the petitioners, and
was the first business taken up by the
council Councilman Fowler made a
motion TO call the election for October
~, which motion was duly seconded
and was carried by unanimous vote
The formal resolution was then adopt.
ed. This election requires regis
tration of voters, and the boards OF
registration, for each ward, will be
named at the next meeting.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-02
NVIy oIIIOtItIy yUUIoi
(Signed) ]. BERNSTORFF." :"
GEN PASCUAL OROZCO
KILLED BY AMERICANS
Desperate for Food and Horses. Loots
Ranch, In Shot by Possemen. Was
Principal General Of MaderO.

Van Horn, Texas, Sept. l.--Identi-
fication is complete in the case of Gen.
Pascual Orozco, killed by posse of
Americans in Eagle mountains Mon
day afternoon. The partial identifi-
cation established Tuesday by papers
found on the person of Orozco, was
completed on the arrival here last
night by undertaken J. J. Raster, John
Russell and Amador Hermosillo, the
latter nephew of Orozco.
The bodies of his four companions,
killed at the same time, have been
identified as those of Jose +. Delgado
Cristoforo Caballero, Andreas Sando-
val and Jesus Miguel Terrazas.
All the bodies were brought here
last night in an automobile from Tay-
lor's ranch. to which place they were
taken after the killing, and where the
preliminary inquest was held. They
were packed in ice awaiting the ar
rival Of undertaken Raster, who work
ed all night preparing them for ship
ment TO FL Paso. Mrs. Pascual Oroz-
co came down with the undertaken
The bodies will be shipped to III Paso
this evening IL the inquest is complete
II, not, they will be sent to FL Paso
on the morning train Thursday.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-02
ARRESTED FOR RAPE

II is fully expected this week by
many that the News will publish the
facts in the case of the two men who
were arrested last week charged with
rape upon the person of Mexican
woman who lives on the north side Of
the track.
The case is bad one from all ap-
pearances and whether the men are
guilty of the charge preferred we do
not know and the facts will not be
brought out until the October term OF
district court which will commence on
Oct. IL.
There are several different reports
as to what was done and how the
performance was pulled Oft and be-
cause the report may not be true
we refrain to give their names, but
IL they are guilty Of the deed we hope
the jury will make them pay for the
crime. The penitentiary is too gooc
for man who will enter "A home ant
commit such n dastardly deed. II II
nearly impossible to believe that any
man, especially white men, both mar
ried, and have nice wives and chill
dren, would do such an act, so we viii
leave the matter up to the court an'
Jury and we will abide by their de
cision.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-02
HAWKS NOW HEAD OF THE
SOUTHWESTERN SYSTEM
+. Is. King and W. VI. Johnson Con.
sidered for Gereral Superintend-
dent---Other Changes

I'll Paso, August 29.-Confirmation
OF the appointment Of George +.
Hawks, general superintendent Of the
FL Paso & Southwestern, to the posi-
tion Of vice president and general mar
ager of the line, to succeed II. J. Sim
mons, whose resignation because of
Ill health was recently announced, was
received in this city Wednesday af-
ternoon. The appointment is effect
i've Sept. J., the date of Mr.. Simmons
retirement.
I Mr.. Hawks began his railroad career
as brakeman on the Vandalia line in
1874, I'll years ago. His first official
position was that of trainmaster of
the Panhandle division Of the A. T. &
S. +. in 1890 with headquarters at Wei
lington, Kans.
tendency Of the FL Paso division of
the G. II. e. S. A. at III Paso, succeed
ing W. X. Martin. In 1904 he was
transferred to Houston as superin-
tendent Of the T. a. n. O. division and
in 1905 was promoted TO be general
superintendent of the II. a. r. c. and
II. +. & W. T, railways, where he re-
manned until April, 1907. when he
came to FL Paso as general superin-
tendent Of the +. p. s. W.
His service of seven years as gen
eral superintendent of the Southwest
ern in FL Paso has been attended by
many improvements to the service, and
his appointment to the position OF
general manager comes in recognition
Of his marked ability as an operating
| man.
The advancement Of Mr.. Hawks
leaves the position Of general super
intendent vacant, and no appointment,
TO that position has been made. An.
nouncement will probably be made
within d few days, as we'll as other ap-
pointments that will come as "A resul,
of Mr.. Hawks promotion.
W. NJ. johnson, chief clerk to the
general manager. and +. B. King, su.
perintendent of the western division OF
the Southwestern, are being discuss.
ed as possible selections for genera
superintendent. Mr.. Johnson has
been in charge of the chief clerks Of
flee of the Southwestern since he cam,
here in April, 1907, and Mr.. King ha.
been connected with the Southwestern
in the operating department for man,
years and has been superintendent o.
The western division Of the railroad
for the past years. Other changes
are to be made and il is probable tina
if Mr.. Johnson is appointed genera
superintendent, c. A. Danly, chic
clerk to the general superintendent
will become chief to the general man
ager.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-02
wORLEY APPLEMAN DEAD

Worley Appleman well known young
man whose sister is assistant post
master at Clovis, was found dead in
his home out near House. One Of his
neighbors brought his mail and could
not arouse him, so he became uneasy,
and went for help. His horses had
been locked up in his barn for some
few days, for they looked like they
were nearly dead for water.
Several of the neighbors were soon
on hand so they entered the house
and found Worley lying on the bed
with one leg hanging Oft, bottle of
liniment glass and spoon lying by
the bed.
His sister stated he was subject TO
severe stomach trouble. II is sup
posed that he had an attack and pass
el away before he could get help. He
had been dead for several days when
they found him.-Melrose Dairyman-
Farmer.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-02
STATE FAIR NOTES

Twenty-Five men are at work on
the fair grounds at Albuquerque max
ing il ready for the biggest event ever
held in New Mexico, the 35th state
fair. The fences are being moved TO
include four city blocks Of ground 10
make room for the sixteen big exhib-
il halls that will be necessary 10 take
care of the displays. The contractor
in charge of the job built the halls
for the Irrigation Congress and he de-
clares that the plans now in his hands
call for a greater exposition than was
held in this state before. The display
advertisement carried in this edition
tells of the exhibits to be housed and
a glance at the same will show that
the fair management is on the job.
The fair premium books are of the
press and copy of the same may be
had by addressing the secretary. The
book carries $4,000 in premiums, more
than has ever been offered st State
Fair in New Mexico before. Two de-
partments have been added and Others
have been enlarged.
OF particular interest in the pre-
MUM book Is the outline Of the oil
cial program for each day Of the fair
While these programs are subject tt
change somewhat, they feature out
lined attractions that will be seen ev
cry afternoon and evening on the fail
gronds. One cannot read of each days
doings without reaching the conclu
sion that the amusement and enter
tainment provided for the fair visit
ors is more varied and of n highe
class than anything of the sort eve
seen in the state. The fair manage
ment has promised to have something
doing every minute, and from the ap
pearance of the program 1t seems tina
the promise will be amply fulfilled
Some Of the very best amusement
have been seen and heard, but do no
appear on the program. as they nav
been contracted for since the boo
was sent TO press.
Special trains are TO be run to IN
fair from various sections Of the stat
Colorado, Arizona ant Texas. At tn
station an information bureau will b
established by the fair office to direc
visitors to hotels and rooming housel
One fare rates for the round trip wi
prevail upon all roads.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-09-02
TUCUMCAR| MAY GET Y. N.
c. A. BUILDING AND CLUB
MOVEMENT STARTED BY RAIL.
ROAD MEN TO SECURE A Y.
NJ. c. A. CLUB HOUSE FOR
MEN TO LOAF IN

As a result of petitions circulated
and signed by the employees Of the
+. p. & s. W., a meeting was held by
the representatives Of the different de-
partments of the road, at the home
Of +. S. Paddock, Friday night, Aug.
81. Mr.. VIM. Watkins, representing
the engineers, was elected chairman
Of the meeting, and Mr.. Il. s. Paddock
from the shops, was appointed sec
retary. The others present were Mr..
Amelon, delegate from the conduc-
tors, Mr.. Hackett, from the brakemen,
Mr.. Nichol. from the shops, and Mr..
Walters, from the Offices. Mr.. Car
roll, the firemen's representative, was
absent.
The petitions circulated, ask DIR.
James Douglas, president Of the road,
that the Southwestern, either by it.
self or in conjunction with the Rock
Island will build Tucumcari Y. NJ.
G. A.
Tucumcari needs Y. NJ. G. A. as
there is no place for the men of the
town, and those working into here to
spend their time when off duty. A
model institution of this sort has read
ing rooms, bath rooms, plunge, bowl
ing alleys, and gym. II usually has a
number Of furnished rooms to let to
men, the proceeds from these being
devoted to the expenses Of the con-
cern. There are also, tennis and has.
ket-ball courts. The reading rooms
have all the current newspapers and
periodicals, and stationery for those
wishing TO write letters. The bath
rooms are open TO the members at all
times. A Y. NJ. G. A. has all the fea-
lures of club, and many others be-
side.
There was some discussion as to
whether the association would be pure
ly railroad or railroad-city, but this
point was passed over for the present.
After the completion of business,
Mrs. Paddock served the committees
with ice cream and cake. Past benev-
olencies Of DR.. Douglas toward his
employees were spoken of, and when
the meeting adjourned, there was no
doubt in the minds Of any, but that
Tucumcari would get Y. NJ. C. A.