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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
Observation-Disclosures
Gineinnuti. 2. Ottpber

cincinnati, z. Sftober.
Waarsuret gufs al 4rtbur 3. Sebsl,
1.33 older 2ano an Der Meiiieite pon
SprinsfieIb piis in Seition 9 in
Sprinsfielo sopnibip. (Sieuer$2.5O
81.
Marp 6. Robling on aaiprence 8.
2uebbsrs, Got 454 in glsmsre Gpns
bitat. llnterabtb. inRorpocb. (Stsuer
So. 81.
9i. Suburban Rsal Gitais So. an
SaDib R. uub Cabin R. @resn, Got
134 in ROrpoob plaes llnterabtb. an
Sunter aps. (Stsuer 50c). 81.
Ssnnis Wdbl oil 4eombGeIler 8lbg.
Co.. 90 BEL $50 SUB an Der Oitisits
Don Wabl Terrace. (Steuer ST. 81.
Senrp u. Rurre an SarrD u.
Sdrosber, AZ BEL 125 SUB an Der
Sitieits pon 9rsenlss Npe. in St.
Bernard. (Sieusr $1.) 81.
Soiepb 3abn an William 6. glas
iins. 33 BEL 135 SUB en- Der Dsitisits
Don GDaniton aOs. auf Walnut !oilIs.
(Steuer $2) 81.
Sobn BONNER an &ate 6. 8lettnsr,
l Sabr 2eaie, bonn /. Stiobsr 1915
an, auf $40 @der 2dnb In Settion
"a in Millcrset sp., jabrlids Mistb.
$50, nit bem priOilsgium beg ans
taufs fir $1875.
aate 6. glettrer. Hr Sheriff, an
Rate 6. 9lettnsr II. ", 4.10 Dom
gdsr 2anb in berIeIbsn Sttiion.
$206.
Sobn Ssnn II. u. an gsorss g.
Senn. cine Got al Meit Sort unb
pleaiant Ribge Roao in Seition "a
in Willcrset 5p. 81.
Sacob Dolfion Ii. ". an Carrie
Dolfion, unsstb,iltes ginbalb. b.Snters
ciIe in 2ots 80, 81 unb 90 III Gtban
StOne's llnisrabtb. 81.
1Slora 6. aaufman on Roia Sbsps
pdrb, 81 bei 218 SUB an Der Rorbs
Isite BON Sonatbdn Npe., 1896 SUB
ipeitli4 BON Doobblrn Qps. (Steuer
$3.50. 81.
William s. 6artlep an Soiepbine
pelman, 80 bel 100 SUB an Der Siibs
Ieite BON on Court Strobe, 150 SUB
Oitlid bon Worria Ctr. (Steusr $1)
81.
Caroline 6. Morrop an George Wl. |
Soffmann, 35 Bel $50 Jub on 6ams
iIton aOe. in College 5ill. (Steusr
S1.) 81,
Wpers q. Cooper an Warsusrit W. |
1aft, 81 bsi LAO Gub an bsr Wsfs
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qanrenee $. auebbsrs an GiHblai
9. unb .. 60. glp. 3 $2500.
Sobn 3. We2eob an 4poIIo g. unt
g. 60. $4,000.
Marid S6usle on Carrie 8. Dirt
man $711.
Sarrp :. 2ehman an Gan Waret
3. unb 9. u. $2500.
Die gleomb aener guilbine 60
on germania .. q. SO. 3 $3.50. (
Soieph u. Rsbman on SbsOn Q. u
60. $500.
g. 6. 9lad, 5ruiiee, an Union
Gabinss 9. unb g. 60. $66. 900.
Sphn g, greeb an DO. $500.
@illiam 6. gtaiins an Soutberu
Obio g. unb z. go. $2400.
(Sli5obcib g. gloe an Dos $4o0.
emma Shmibt an SatIep Smprc'
peb .. unb 6. 60. $2200.
Sofcph 9. 1apis an 9ant Strab.
9. u 60. $500.
5rant Ricb an College Sill 6. nnb
3. 50. 1867.
Sld5sl 81. @billips an qsarl Wldr.
fet ganf $4,000.
Reubsn 9. 3. DueIt an Bertha
Waper S1100.
Sarrp Qebman an Wabifpn Rodb
e. unb 9. So. $500.
Gbpdrb 6. Wleber an Central
5airmount 3. unb 8. go. $4,000.
gilbert @eneid on bo. $1,000.
Narqurst 81. Saft on Wpers y.
Cooper $500.
Sohn Mueft an 8. 20. aoonb $100.
Mnna 6. mosencraft an Guids
lutthbrnipal g. o., GO, $780,
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Sans 2sfeattens erfter 2.itt.
RppeIIs bon Ri9arb Rieb,
Wiiin9en.

Jodeis iinb ni4t detrimental, getpib
niht. glber: Iusnabmen beitGtiaen bi:
Regel, unb biefe 2llsHabme mar Dams
glsatten, Der Sobn beg beriibmteu
Jodeis Sumss gIsattsn. Sons gleat.
ten bieB sisentlid gar ni9t einmal
ylsatt.n; aber beim ,9urf ninrmt man
IS tpfe bsi bem 9beat.r nitbt 70 eenall
nit Der 2esiiimitGt, i'm StoIIs mar
Dams UliiIlerle .sben 6ons 9leaiien.
Sm Eial. 9sun beg 9raf prinesbus
len bate bic Gnttpidlung bes BIeats
iensSOhnss Derfolst unb befdlob sinss
aases, Jpn gum Radfoiger isinss sros
ben 9utsrs Su sr5isben. SGns 9leatt.n
mar eins iiilIere Ratur, als man inter
isiHtn gerufsiolIessn ionit finbet. Gr
aing ben meiiteH ans btm Wess. Die
pferbe iuorsn feline Sreunbe. unb er
iprad gang ernit NIT ibnsn, erniier
biellsi4t als nit Uleniden, ipsnn sr
auf benz srobsr 5rainierieibe nit ibs
neu 81 ibun bate. Sier eniitano au6
feline uRsliidlihe 2iebs gu Olga. Der
lidtbraunen Siute mti BEN tliiaen
aopfe. bic i'm DOriseu Subr. pls 3psi.
jdbrise mebrsre Wale an bsn Start
gsfdidt iporben uno js6esmal als quite
gorlebts burhs 3iel sssangsn mar.
gleatten atsr traute i'm tros all bisisr
enttdui hunsen piel 5u unb eldubte
auperiidtli9. bab Olga bic san1e
gBelt zines 5ages iiberrGi6en ipsrbe.
Wenn er ielber iis bod sinmol rsitea
biirfts! Gr tannte lie ipie tein dnbsrsr.
unb 8leatisn ipagte ss. ben 9rdfsH
qrinssbuisn zines 9ages barnm su
bitten. Gr, Der afi5ebujdbriss asbrs
ling, tuollte auf Olga fein Sunsfrns
rsnnsn rsiien! Der 9raf lddxlte. Gr
bate Olga nur bssipesen esnanni,
bamit bic Gtute ipispsr einmal berauss
idms. srobs Sissss6offuunssn febte ,r
tsinsstpsss auf bic Gtute, ss mar ia
aud laGbaft: .Wiramor als @sgnsr
mb .S6lsisrsnls". Was ioilts Der
9ub bier psrbsrbsn2 .Wenn Olga
Iiegt. aeb0rt Der balbe preis p.rH Teis
TER iagte er. ba er bonn Gesertbeile
iiber5eist mar. s9llio. es sisbt taus
isnb Wart 5u p.rbienen."
9leatisn mar iioI3. Dieter Riti mar
fir ibn DON allerer0bter 8eositine.
Gr Iollte ibm nod etipas anberes brins
gen: MebbD. Wer bds fpar2 gun, Elm
ileiHes 8areirl, bas er Dor iirjem eins
NAL iennen selsrnt bate, febr blonb,
aber fpabnIinnig fotett;
Elm iiiBer Rader. 1iir bic mar Cans
glsaiten gIeitb him sriten anleb.n in
2iebe ersliibt. 2lm Sonnabsnb Dor
isinsm .OlgasHsnnen", lpie er ben,
nannts, traf er iis in einem
Gartencafe.
.@sben Sic mir fir morsen einen
guten Zip, Der piel 0elb bringt, bann
lperbsn Sis in bic rofa 2ifts aufge'
upmmsn.1
.Sn bic r0Ia -aiissa- ffagis ss. gsalal
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Wdbrenb Can lid austleibete, ba1
te er nod iiber ben Sinn i6rer lebtei
bilntlen Worte nah. llnb ipirtlid er
ipad,te er erft, als i6on Der belle Sal
ins 3immer fdien.
IS mar elm Sfeiertao ilnb Der feier
lid ernite SLANG Der &ird.nslodeI
bate i'm oetpedt.
glls er binunter gina. lab er Gora!
S6ube nod an ibrer 5biir iteben
Sic idolief alio nod, unb er mubt
nit bem 5riibitiid narten.
Dor oem 6auie mar eben ba.
Sernauer Gbepaar i'm 9eariif. cir
fraalpiirpiaes Nubrpsrt au beiteigen
in BEN ionit Der Mebger zines fs4
na6barten Sorfss S6tpeins unt
allter transpprtirte. oap fii6lte lid
All einem @eiprdd mi. ben Spiebbiir
germ niht aufaeleat uno um ibner
aus bsm gBcae an aeben. idlritt er Del
Stride su. aug beren pffenem einganl
ibm bic ppllen. .iefen Zone Der Srsel
perlnllt>t nit oem erniten 9eianae be;
5rpmmsn, entgegenquoneu.
Dor bem Bortlle bliet er itsbel,
nnb blidte na1 goraS 6eniterll
binaui. Set er eripoht mar. battel
iif ieine Gebantcn nun nit ibr sez
iddftlgt, er iebnte iih. iie an ieben.
laber bic Nsniter bIieben perbiillt.
Dag SraelipieI ilnb Der GsIanN
porsn reritumlnt, Der Geiitlide batte
ieine Yrebia. besonnen. gtur sinSeIns
SteIlen Der iulbunospoIIen Rsbs brans
gen peritGnoIi6 na9 1uben. Can ADJ
tete nibt barauf. glber ploBlid Sutts
er auiammen unb erblabte. 8eutlif
paren bic nit crbokner Gtimme &c;
ipro6enen 8orts bss prieltsrs an ieit
Shr neIhIlaen:
nGbe osnn Der 6abn trdbt. pirit
Su mid breim1I perIsugnen!"
Limb ptrus aina binaus uEo
ipeinte bitterIi6 -" ergdn5ts Can iins
piQtiirlid in @sbarien. gieberaes
brIdt bon bsm geipubtIein sigensr
ShuIb id,lid er iiG bon ber Stride
hinnea. Gs mar ibm. als blbe Weid
ie!5er Die Wcrte oeipro6en. Satte er
bp6 lie om Q6enb sltoor psrlsuanet
unb oerlsuanete iie aud iebi, bd sr
i'll ben Seniiern elmer anberen empors
bIifte.
genaitIi6 lauf1te sr in bic beiligs
StiIle bes ffsiertases, als sripartete
er. ben lparnsnoen Ruf bes Sabns su
b0rsn. gLes bIieb itumm. 9Ibsr bic err
ipa6te Stimme ieines Snnsrn noate
ri9t idbipsiaen. llnb er poute iieasn
iiber bic S6lpdfe. bic uller Rsni6en
Grbtbil mar. nm iid nidlt fslbit per-
adten su miiifsn. Rur Wletas glGbc
tonnte ibn retten Dor Der 9eriu9uns.
bic pie cine it0ne. bunts S6lanss an
lbm empOrtrp9.
llnb bon elmer isner pl0blifxn. laus
nenbaiien Wanblineen ergrifisn, ipie
lie nerpoien aiinitIernaiuNn siscn
limb, tebrte sr in bus Wirtbsbaas sus
rid, ftiirsie i6nea ben beiben Gaffee
linunter. besablte feline Re4nuna unb
idritt. Rudiad unb pidel ersreifeno,
suf Der Struke mad Minbmiiblau oas
BON. obne einsn Grub au binterlah:n
inb obne iid nod sinmal um5uies
zen. -
(5ortfebung folst.)
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isite Don Stettinius alDs. in Spbe
Mart LSSfs,,sr eEN 81

isite Don Stettinius 9(pe. In Spbl
4 Bart. (SteiIer $5). 81.
| Barbara alaipitter al Mbers y
Cooper, 80 bel 227 SUB an Der DIT
feite bon Sairpien glpe. in Gliftor
| Seigbts. (Steuer $6) 81.
| 2ula u. 6rommeber an Wren 80
| Dibmeber, Got "a in Ibram 8eas /
llnterabtb. in gumminspills. (Steuer
| $3.) 81.
! Maraaret WeDaniel oil Mpers q
Cooper, so bel 145 SUB an Der DIT
icits bon Montistb 4pe. in 9pbe part.
(Steuer $2.) 81.
Ruth aendn an Rebsced Simon, 8
Sabre 2eaie, BON /. Sftober 1915
an, auf so bel 214 gub an Der Rorbs
ieite Don gIepslanb 9tbs., IT'S SUB
oiili6 Don Reaoina Roab. SdbrIi6e
Wlietbe $500, nit antauisredt fir
$1,000.
Sobn 6. SsDipoob an elliott g.
unb 2ouife g. Smith, A BEL 200
SUB an Der Oitieite DON Duncan qpe.,
300 Sub iiiblih bon grie 2lpenue.
(Steuer $3.50. 81.
glIiee Braun an Rutb %. Ssnon.
80 bei 100 SUB an Der Weitieits bon
@iIbert glps. (Steusr S3.) 81.
Sreb. 20. Ridt an gbarl.s ). 80.
deniistie IT,, % BEL so fSuB an Der
Nproieits pon Court Str, 65 SUB
5itli9 BON Sarriet Strubs. (Steuer
50t.) 81.
Rpia qopps an Sobn armbruiter,
% bel 11O 5ub an Der Rorbisite bon
9enbdm Str, 125 Sub DiiIia bon
9inosn Ctr. (Steusr $2.50.) 81.
SIabel ID. pbiaips an 96insas 8.
pbilips, 35 BEL 25O SUB an OsrRoros
feite BON Gpport6 2lpe.. 1914 Sub OFT
lid BON Burr DAT Ctr. in Winton
PIate. 81.
Wlaraareta qusr an pbineas 8.
9rabam, AZ bsi 100 SUB an osrWeits
ieite bon anoit 4pe. 81.
Goparo Wasner an pbinsas s.
9rabam, 25 Gub al Der Msitieite Don
@bidaIdip Strabe, 81 SUB nDrbli8
BON Warnsr Str. 81.
5rances Gliding an RObert Sacob,
8 Sabre 9eaie, bonn l. Mdr3 1916 an
auf bas erits StOdipert oss !6aules
gfo. sos Oit 13. Strabs. MOnatlids
Mietbs $35.
Die S6col OF ReFOrm Of tbe 0ooo
Shspbsrb an GOmonb s. Reurtbrer,
$50 SUB an Der Sitieite BON Baum
Ctr. (Steusr $111.) $1,000.
gbmonb r. Reurtbrer an Senrp
Nceler, Gr5biidof, bafsIbe eissH'
tbum. (S!susr SILL 81.
Ularp +. 5iblu on gusens Berger,
2tfIignment duf cine 2eaie auf einsn
Srat aanb in Settipn 36 in goIums
biu 2p. 81.
9puis q. Wariin al Snrrp 6. GSes
tieI, Got 1853 in William Carriers llns
terabtb, an Baperlp place. 81.
Gouis u. Wartin an Ssrrp 6. g5es |
tieI, 2ot III in berielben llntsrabtb.
81.
georae 80. Sarris on Games o.
Cooper, 80 BEL 146 SUI an Der DIT
ieite bon 2epiibam Roab in aoorp
bale. (S!susr So 81.
5amts q. Cooper an Ubdp 6.
Spin9Isr, so BEL 146 SUB an Der Sits
ieite BON aetpiIham Roab in @pons
bale. (Sieuer $7.) 81.
Qaura 2ietemsrer Il. u. an gliaas
6eib giains, 19 bti 92 SUB an Der
Sibieits Don Danbribgs Str. 601
Jub 0iiliG bon psnblston Strabe.
(Sttusr $3.) 81.
gbarles 6eis an gliSubetb Seis,
epis 1913. 1914, 1876 unb 1876 in ROrs
fpoob @isp llatsrabtbeiIuns. (Stsusr
S6.) 81.
S1rrp 6. Manb II. u. on Qribar
Curtis, 81 bei 14o 5ub an Der Siibs
Ieiis DON ct. aaiprsnce Str, rs CUB
oitlit bon 9arris 9lDsnus. (Steusr
SD 81.
Diaiam ss. Mabber an W. 6.
Dom, so Bel 1872 SuB an Der RorSs
Isite BON 8sntntrtb gOe., siuiitsn
Burns unb DAT Ctr. in Wpoming.
'Stsusr 50c.) 81.
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6ano meiner 5o6ter bate i6 Iofort
eiuem GrapbolOgen iiberianbt. Der
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raber 5err &ommeraienratb, bei
bisiei eeuten trifft bod INNER Ous
9egentbeil au!"
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-04-22
PLENTY OF RAIN ASSURES
ANOTHER BIG WHEAT CROP

The rain during the month of April
up to and including Sunday, amounted
to 4.25 inches. 3.63 inches fell last
week from Monday night to Saturday
night. The largest one days precip-
itation was on Friday, counting from
Friday morning at o'clock up to
Saturday morning up to Z o'clock, the
amount being l.65 inches.
Not much rain has fallen this week
although il has been threatening at
different intervals and will perhaps
let loose and rain some of these times
and it can certainly do that rain act
to perfection when it gets started.
The rains of the past week assure
the wheat crop and practically as
sure every other crop. II has given
the farmers more confidence in the
country and will tend to make the
newcomers feel safe in investing their
time and money in assisting us de-
velop Quay county.
The quarantine now being raised
between this state and Texas will
allow those desiring to come from that
state to this the privilege of bringing
their stock with them.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-04-22
NEW GARAGE TO BE BUILT

John +. Harrison, well known to
the railroad men and citizens Of Tu-
cumcari. closed deal this week in
Tucumcari which assures this city an
other garage and storage house in the
near future. He together with Ed,
Shields, also well known in this city,
have purchased the Sam Anderson
plumbing shop and will commence at
once TO remodel same and build ad-
ditions necessary to place the build
ing i'm shape to receive new machin-
cry to be used in repairing cars and
motor cycles. The building will be
greatly enlarged part of it being used
exclusively for storage of cars. Indi-
vidual stalls will be put in so that
those who pay for storage may drive
car in and out at will. The shop will
have night and day service and prom
ises to be open for business on or
about August LIST.
The garage will also have the agen-
cies for two popular cars. All modern
equipments will be used and those
who have same in charge promise to
put in garage and repair shop Sec
ond to none in the state.
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worked personally and through his
newspaper for the county high school,
the 100000 road bonds and you could
always figure on him being on the
right side of any public question.
In politics he was n republican but
you would sometimes find him sup
porting democrat il he thought him
more worthy than the republican. II
he saw anything good he always men
toned it. He never said anything
harmful about any of his townspeople.
lie sometimes offered criticism when
be thought it necessary, but there
will never be another newspaper man
just like Uncle Kline"
The body was taken to Obar where
it was buried on Sunday. he was
one of the main factors in laying out.
Through his efforts Obar received a
number of things it would have other
wise done without, hut when Kline
started out to do thing he usually
accomplished his purpose.
In closing this article we desire TO
say that the county and state have
lost one of their best citizens and
Obar cannot find another man to fill
the vacancy caused by .his death.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-04-22
WRECK ON 7. 8 N. YES.
TEROAy PROVES FATAL
TO FIREMAN

Passenger train No. a., which left
Amarillo yesterday morning, was
wrecked near Ramsdale, Texas, yes
terday afternoon and resulted in the
killing of Fireman Boynton, and Sc
riously injuring Engineer Chapman.
The baggageman was injured and 9TH
ers received slight injuries.
We failed 10 learn what the cause
Of the wreck was and understand that
no passengers were hurt.
The dead man was we'll known in
this city, having worked out of here.
lie has relatives here but we have not
seen any Of them since the accident
which resulted in the death Of Mr..
Boynton.
The Amarillo trains have been run
ming late for the past week on account
Of the recent rains doing damage to
the road-bed.
Ramsdale is small station So miles
east Of Amarillo and the train which
was wrecked is the one that leaves
Amarillo and does not come as far
west as Tucumcari, so it is thought
none of the passengers came from this
place.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-04-22
NEW FAMILIES ARRIVING

To the people who have moved away
wish to state that new families are
moving in and the lands are fast be-
ing taken. II won't be long before
every available 800 acre tract will be
taken up and settled upon. The land
Office at this place is busy every day
and it has been busy place since the
first of the year
Last Friday, April 10, there were
thirteen filings made during the day
for land in this district. Eighty-fve
filings have been made during the
month of April up to the 18th day.
From March | to April |, there were
100 entries made for land. This will
mean great deal to Quay county in
few years because these people are
coming now to locate and settle down
with the intention of making money
from using the land and not merely
as an investment to let the land lie
idle and let some other persons de-
velop the country and then step in
and sell the land for n good big profit
The class of citizens that are coming
now are thought to be stayers. They
have cattle and horses and are ready
to get down to business. They come
from countries similar to New Mexico
and will not be handicapped in learn
ing how to cultivate and raise crops
on soil like that which we have here.
The rains of the past week are doing
their share to make newcomers be-
lieve in the future of the agricultural
and stock raising sections. Grass is
growing fine and will make first-class
pasture in "A short time. The wheat
crop is practically made providing 1t
don't grow too rank and the hail beat
it down. Other crops will be put in
as fast as the farmers can prepare
the soil and Quay county will bios
som as never before.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-04-22
BUSBY's MINSTRELs WON
LOUD APPLAUSE

The best tented show seen in Grand
Junction in long time, was produc-
ed last evening when the minstrels
owned and produced by J. NJ. Busby
appeared before crowd that packed
the seats. The show is full Of tune
full and humorous acts and keeps the
audience in roar Of laughter from
start to finish. The singing had all
the fascinating qualities which only
the negro can impart, won loud ap-
plause. The band yesterday enter
tanned the crowd at the parade and
won many compliments for their ex-
cellent grade Of music.
The wardrobe Of the company is
exceptionally fine and the costumes
are new and of unusual quality. The
costumes are all silk and velvet and
make most brilliant appearance
The acts are clean and the humor re-
fined and appealing to the highest
grade of the audience.--Grand June.
ton News.
This show will arrive in Tucumcari
next Wednesday in special train
Show at night in big rain-proof tent
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-04-22
sTH GRADE EXAMINATIONS

The following report has just been
received of the eighth grade exami-
nations held on the 2nd and Bird days
Of April, when 96 pupils of the vari-
Gus schools of the county took the
examination and eighty-three succeed
ed in passing. The other 23 will be
given another chance on May 7-S and
no doubt several of them will win
promotion. Seventy-six percent have
already won promotion certificate
from the State Department Of Educa-
ton on first examination, names be-
ing given below:
ENDEE Bruce Warren, Yandell
Rogers, Ruby Phipps, Pearl Phipps.
LOGAN-Bertha Bourland, Harold
IIaight, Glenn Merrill, Vena Hyder.
LOCKNEY-Clyde Payne.
JORDAN-Mabel Tanner, Clarence
Bradley, Lena Wattenbarger, Julia
Wattenbarger, Adah Bradley.
PUERTO-f ,iscilla Hodges
NORTON-Waldo Gilbert, Floyd
Underwood.
SAN JON-Ora Mcdaniel, Eunice
Mcdaniel, Elva Alsdorf,
MONTOYA-Retha Herndon, Doris
Jackson.
RANA--Fay White.
GRADY-Pauline Masterson
HUDSON-lioy Moore, Ruby Reed,
Dorothea Rice.
HANLEY-Gladys Porter.
QUAY-Mildrel Hunnicutt, Lloyd
luriston.
MISUNDERSTANDING Avant
TUCUMCARI-Harry Butler, Lola
Bays, Clyde Burlington, Harold Beeth,
Arvel Bunch, Kathleen Chapman Chas
Cusack, Nadine Chappell, Vivian Coul-
ter, Willard Dixon, Elsie Dykes, Jane
r.. Devor, Winnie Davis, Bennie Free
burg, Lille Flemister, John German,
Herbert G.rhardt, Donovan Hittson,
Bessie Bonnie Hamilton' Clara Jones
Walta Katharine Luttrell, w. Bowie
Long, Daisy Lovelady, Cora Lovelady
Valeria McDade, David Ostic, Edwin
Paddock, James Putnam, Jack Pullen
Hazel Reed, Lloyd Russell, Porter
Roberts, Harold Stephens, Irene Salay
Margaret Salay, Mary Lee Smyer, Lu.
cius Shaft, Stella Vaughan, Marian
Ward, Doris Whitmore, Edna Wood
ard, Samuel Young
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-04-22
LAND INCREASES IN VALUE

Another incident happened last Sat-
urday which will make the knockers
sit up and take notice. The land Of
flee sold an eighty-acre tract of land,
which was unimproved and % miles
southeast of Tucumcari. and it was
bid in at 1925 per acre. The first
bid was Sl.75. II was purchased by
Jerry ID. Richardson Of San Jon. II
is u well known fact that when the
government Office sells tract at auc-
ton il usually brings about $l.25 an
acre but this is evidence that land is
becoming scarce and will gradually
go higher in this county.
Quay county Is in "A good condition
financially and new corners will not
have to pay their good money for n
court house and many other things
which settlers of new country are
called upon to dig up for. Tucumcari
is awakening from its sleep and will
put on new life and work with the
other towns and parts of the county
in the betterment of market facili-
ties, providing the other parts of the
county are willing to do their share.
The citizens of Tucumcari have at all
time bore their parr-of the burden
and will continue To do so.
There have been more merchants
gone broke in Tucumcari than any
town Of its size in the west mostly
on account of their liberality in pub
lie enterprises. Some perhaps were
crooks and deserved to be starved out
but most of them were good men and
came to this country with money. The
hardest part has no doubt passed and
the men who stay in business and do
the right thing, practice honesty and
square dealing with their customers,
will win and come out on top.
II a merchant sets back and don't
advertise, charges you two prices for
his goods so he can live without SELL
ing much, does not deserve your pat
ronage. Look up the man who ad-
vertises and you will find live-wire
who will give you up-to-date goods
at prices within reason.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-04-22
DIES OF PNEUMONIA

The citizens of Tucumcari and vi
cinity were greatly shocked and griev-
ed to learn of the death of Mrs. John
Horton, which occurred on the Bell
farm Is miles from this city on last
Friday. April l6.
Mrs Horton had been sick for about
a week and the husband had consulted
the physician by telephone, not sus-
pecting she was in a serious condition
until the doctor visited her two days
before her death and found IA double
pneumonia. A trained nurse was call
ed at once and everything possible
was done to save her but she contin-
ued to grow worse until she died as
stated before.
The husband was prostrated and
the many friends here could hardly
believe the report. The body was
brought to this city where ii was kept
until SUNDAY afternoon when il was
taken to the Presbyterian church
where fitting services were conducted
by Rev. p. b. Henderlite, after which
the remains were taken to Sunnyside
cemetery and laid to rest.
The large attendance shows how
she was loved and esteemed by every
one who knew her. She leaves two
children beside a husband and hosts
of friends and relatives to mourn her
death.
Mrs. Charles Hines and Mrs. j. X
Patton of Tucumcari are sisters OF
the deceased.