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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-12-30
THE LAW AND THE NEWSPAPER

The law governing newspaper sub
scriptions, according to decisions Of
the U. s. Court, is as follows:
Subscribers who do not give ex-
press notice to the contrary are con-
sidered as wishing TO renew their sub
scriptions." This in accordance with
our custom of sending the paper until
II is ordered discontinued.
II the subsciber orders discontinu-
ance Of their publication the publisher
may continue to send them until all
dues are paid.
II the subscriber refuses TO take
periodicals from the post Office 20
which they are directed he is respon-
sible until he has settled his bill and
ordered his paper discontinued.
II the subscriber move away 20
other places without informing the
publisher and the papers are sent 20
the former address, the subscriber In
held responsible.
IL subscribers pay in advance, they
are bound to give notice at the end of
the time IL they do not wish to con-
tinue taking it, otherwise the sub
sciber is responsible until express
notice with payment of all arrears is
sent to the publihser. ..s4
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CLOVIS PROHIBITION ELECTION

Clovis N. NJ, Dec. 27.-Clovis will
pass through the throes of prohibi-
tion election on January 81. The coun-
Gil has set that time for the election
and both sides are working hard TO
get out a majority of votes on that
date.
Both sides are organizing and the
fight for control is expected to be the
most bitter in the history of New Mex
leo. Clovis is now "wet" and the pro-
hibitionists claim a majority on the
preliminary canvass.
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WILL START SOMETHING

The Muirhead's Variety Store has
something up its sleeve" for its GUS
toners. We noticed a handsome
Columbia Grafanola on display there
recently and when we faced the man
ager with big "why?" he said, 1--WE
are going to give that to someone
In addition to that he 'howed US 25
sets of handsome silverware also TO
he given away one set each week.
When asked show" He told US
to wait a few days and the whole
proposition would be explained. We
know this firm well enough TO say
that they don't do things by halves,
and they are going to start some
thing" and finish it, that will make
n big stir in Tucumcari and vicinity.
Watch for the announcement.
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ALTITUDE AFFECTS ATHLETES

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Dec. 29.-The
crack foot ball team from Brown Uni
versity, twenty one players and the
coaches, visited the New Mexico
state university Saturday afternoon,
in course of their trip to Pasadena,
Calf, where they will play Washing
ton state college on New Years Day.
Incidentally the fast easterners learn
ed something about athletics at 5000
feet above sea level. They trotted out
on university field for an hour of
fast practice, but quit after the first
three minutes, thoroughly winded
bunch. The coaches called Oft the
fast work for the day declaring the
strain on the highly trained men too
great.
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FAME

What is less enduring than the
fame of the popular" man? The
world moves so quickly these days,
that it is only the truly great that
can survive. A few years ago-even
a few months ago-Lord Kitchener
was the idol OF the English people.
Today he is almost daily target
for their wrath. The world rang
with the fame Of Grand Duke Mich
olas of Russia. Today his name Is
not on the lips Of any nation. Re-
Gently John Paul Jones and Alexander
Hamilton were denied place in the
Hall of Fame. although a niche was
found for Charlotte Cushman, the
actress. Who are our own heroes Of
today and where will they be ten
years hence?
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SPECIAL SERVICES At
THE BAPTIST CHURCH

There will be special services at
the Baptist church Sunday, Jan. 2.
1916. The laymen of the church will
have charge of the service at the
morning hour. There will be COM
murion service at the close Of the
eleven o'clock service and baptizing
at the close of the evening service.
Everybody is invited TO these SER
vices and every Baptist is urged TO
be there. Let us begin the New Year
right by attending services this day.
SAM ID. TAYLOR, Pastor.
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MISSION ENTERTAINED

The members Of st. Michael's Mis-
sion were beautifully entertained by
the children of the Sunday school IN
a Christmas play, "The Key Of Love-"
in four scenes, appropriately staged.
The first scene represented the hills
of Judea. with the Star of Bethlehem
appearing through the clouds, and de-
scribed in the song, "The Star of
Bethlehem" beautifully rendered by
Miss Edith Edwards. The second
scene portrayed the Shepherds asleep,
while the Angels appeared in the
clouds with Gods first Christmas mes.
sage of Peace and Good Will to Men.
The next scene revealed poor widow
and her starving children listening
outside the Church while the choir
sings the Christmas carols. Then the
vested choir Of little tots and bigger
children comes out Of the Church and
discovers the poor widow and her lit
tie shivering, hungry children. The
little waits think the choir must be
the angels, and the minister Santa
Claus, which they indeed proved to be,
for as soon as the wretched little fam
lily tell their troubles the choir boys
and girls fall over one another in
their efforts to provide food, coal,
clothing, toys, and the golden key to
the Cottage Of Love and Warmth
which the Church provides for the
destitute little family. The singing
of Home, Sweet Home" leads to the
fourth scene, being tableau repre-
senting a jolly Christmas party pre-
sided over by the afore- time destitute
widow, who in her turn is entertain
ing homeless children. While all are
under Santa Claus's magic spell of
Christmas kindness and love, old San
tn himself sticks his head out Of the
chimney, and confesses that he Is so
full of happiness that he is all swell
ed up, and stuck in the chimney. All
rush to the chimney and pull old San
tn down by the legs, and then the riot
begins, old Santa's pack being loaded
with gifts for all the members of the
Sunday school, and bags of candy for
all present.
The beautiful Christmas Tree and
the festoons of laurel and holly hung
with red bells, made the little church
look like veritable Childern's Christ
mas Paradise.
All went home with the Christmas
spirit in their hearts, and praise for
the children and the untiring efforts
Of the older one.
The little play, written and produc-
ed by the Sunday school, most ably as
sisted by Mrs. Chapman as chief mt
sician, could not fail to please the
most fastidious and to bring admira-
ton for the Sunday school.
+. NJ. G..
The Choral Society will meet to-
night at 8 o'clock.
A n Catterson Secretary
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J. T.. CURREN DEAD

The pioneer newspaper man, and
founder of several New Mexico pa
pers. j. +. Curren of this city, died
here last Sunday morning OF pneumo-
MIA. Mr.. Curren had been in failing
health for some months a..1 was un-
able to combat the ravages of pneu-
monia. lnterment took place Monday
afternoon at o'clock in the Clovis
Cemetery, Rev. Messer ofiiciating.-
Clovis Journal.
Mr.. Curren was well known here
on account of the newspapers he es-
tablished and operated in Tucumcari.
He had many friends who were sorry
to learn of his death.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-12-30
WORKING THE MACHINERY

The boss politicians of New Mexico
are starting their machine y to work
to pick out candidates suitable to
themselves. This is quite a large
state to let one or two men dictate
who we shall elect. The common
men should awake to their duty and
see that good men are elected to OF,
flee. and offices which are now hlied
with excuses should be supplied with
good men. There are rs many good
men in New Mexico as there are IN
other states according to the popuia-
tion.-CarrizoZo Outlook.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

There will be all of the regular SER
vices in the Presbyterian Church next
Sunday.
AT both the morning and evening
services there will be celebrated the
Sacrament of the Lords Supper. All
of the members OF the Church are es-
pecially urged TO be present.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m.
Christian Endeavor Society $3.50.
Evening service 1880
You are cordially invited to begin
the New Year right, and form the
habit of attending church.
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ANOTHER WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stern has an
nounced to their friends the engage.
ment of their daughter, Miss Regime,
to Mr.. Aaron Bernsbacher, promi-
nent resident of Fort Worth, Texas.
The date for the wedding has not
been divulged. Miss Stern is one of
the pretty and popular members Of
the younger society set. She has been
visiting at various cities in Texas
and at Tucumcari for the past three
months. s.--Las Vegas Optic.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-12-30
NO BASKET BALL MONDAY

The basket ball game scheduled for
next Monday night between Albu-
querque, and Tucumeari high schools
has been indefinitely postponed and
may never be played here owing to
the fact that il takes too long for the
Albuquerque team to come to this
city, but the faculty intends to sub
stitute Portales or some other first
class team in their place, so those
holding season tickets will get their
moneys worth.
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FIRE ON NORTH SIDE

The fire alarm Monday morning
was caused by fire breaking out in
the residence of Sotero Romero, near
the old Dawson depot, on the north
side Of the tracks. II was put out
before much damage was done. IL
was caused by an overheated stove
which caught the window-casing on
fire. which spread rapidly to the cell
ing and was getting under good head
way when discovered and extinguish-
ed. The damaged was assessed at
S25 by the Carter Insurance Agency.
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wEppING ANNouNCEMENT

George II. Smith, Jr., Of Santa
Rosa, and his daughter, Miss Olive.
left Thursday night for Philadelphia
Pa, to attend the wedding Of Herbert
C. Smith with Miss Florence Davis.
Herbert Smith Is well known in
Cuervo.
The young couple will reside in Tu-
cumcari, Mr.. Smith being In charge
Of the u. s. Experiment station there.
-Cuervo Clipper.
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TUCUMCARI GIRL GOES
TO WASHINGTON. ID. c,

Miss Florence Surguy, who work
ed for years in the Tucumcari news
paper Offices, was recently appointed
to job in the government printing
office at Washington, and left the first
of the week 70 take up her work. She
will no doubt make good because she
can feed presses equally as well as
a man and understands the other
work. We wish her success.
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SAYS TuCuM LOOKS GOOD

s. Perlstein Is here from Fl Paso
looking after his priperty interests
and visiting old friends. He finds
Tucumcari in much better condition
from "A business standpoint that he
expected.
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MANY NICE CALENDARS

The American National Bank dis
tributed several hundred nice calen-
dars 10 their customers and friends.
We recognize tho receipt Of one.
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MASONS HOLD PUB.
L|C INSTALLATION

The Masons and members Of the
Eastern Star have been having many
interesting meetings during the past
few days.
Monday at . p. m, the degrees of
the Blue Lodge were cxcmplifed he
fore n large number of members and
visiting Masons from Santa Rosa. Row
and Vaughn.
by courtesy of A. Hurley, the New
Theatre gave matinee free to all
Masons and their friends. The pic-
ture Ivory Snuff Box" was put on
and highly appreciated by all.
At seven o'clock the banquet was
served by members Of the Eastern
Star which consisted of turkey, etc.
which was one of the most pleasing
numbers on the program. The ban
quet was served in the Opera House.
After all had partaken of the bountl-
ful repast they repaired TO the lodge
rooms where an extensive program
was rendered by the city's best tai
cnt. being as follows:
Trio:-"Memory"
Solo, with Violin Obligato,
Miss Dillon Brown
Reading:-By Juanita Shaft
Duet-Msses Brown and Edwards
Violin Solo (a)-Rosary
(b) Humoresque
Rev. f.. J. Hoering
Solo: when the Heart"
Mrs. ID. j. Finegan
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After the program public install
lation was conducted and the new Of
fcers OF the Royal Arch Chapter were
put in charge of the destinies of that
faithful old order for another year,
10y A. X. Carter, District Deputy
Grand High Priest.
Then the musical program was con-
cluded with the two numbers.
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After which the officers of Tucum-
carl Lodge a. +. d A. NJ, No. 27,
were installed by the Past Master,
Eugene Gorden.
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Solo:--By Miss Edith Edwards
Duet: Excelsior"
Messrs. Burnet and Hoering
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The Choral Society will meet to
night at 8 o'clock.
A. ID. Catterson, Secretary
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gliBitrabl petroffsn uHb ioFort aes
t0otet. Nus alien Shsilen Der teiben
Stlaten trsffeu 9erihte iibsr lInfdQe
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llIHfln1 ieBt nod niht nit geitimmts
btit feitgeitelt psroeu tdnn.
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Serr Sans ban 9seg, elm Be.
fnnnter imb hoflangeiebener &c.
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in GbarIepoig. afid., i'm aIter bon
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iid Dor sipei Bohen nit ieiner Sct-
Ter, 5rnu u. G. 2ippelnnn, naG
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bort GrboIung irnb ieine @eiunobeit
wieber ou fiiiOen. Serr Ban gses, Der
felt cinigen Sahren in 8IeHoale
ipobnte, mar Brdiioent Der S. u.
g,iIes Co., gneros gSbistepbdnblcr.
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Iesterc na6 eigenem BroSci, elm febr
geiudtes Biebfutter beritelli. @or ei-
nigen Sabren botte 4crr Ban Res
ans Ieinen, @efd,dft ein aftiemulter.
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2ofal Beri4t.
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brannt.

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uHfall ober um einen SelbitmOrb banz
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bobes Sitter anee6raht 1T unb Der
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bate. Coroner Or. }oerimspsr, Der
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tag Beginner.
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