The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-08-10

DR.. G. NJ. Bueler has returned home
from Kansas City and resumed his
practice. lie was there TO attend a
meeting Of the O%steopaths.
FOR SALE-One Cadillac roadster,
with camping outfit complete, a bar
gain. J. l.. FERNANDO,
Tucumcari Garage and Machine
Works, P~ostofice Block
Miss Edith CLARK returned home
Tuesday evening from III Paso, where
she had been visiting relatives and
friends. She says the weather down
there is much warmer than in Tu-
cumcari. Little Miss Virginia de Yam
part returned with her and will visit
her many little friends in this city.
Miss Ruth Davis, who has been clerk
ing in the T. A. Muirhead store, has
resigned and left Monday night for
Knox City, Texas, where she will visit
relatives and spend the fall and win
ter. She was a good clerk and a most
courteous young lady and her friends
were sorry to have her leave. Miss
Xita Moore is now clerking in her
place and promises 10 make good in
that capacity.
w. a. Foyil, president Of the Amer
lean National Bank, has returned from
a short business trip TO points in Ok
lahoma and Kansas City. He says
that dry weather prevails all along the
line. The residents Of Nowata are
greatly worked up yer the sudden
drop in the price Of oil from $1.65 20
S1.l5 n barrel. This should have some
effect on the price Of gasoline in this
section Of the country.
Messrs. Vance, Underwood and Scar
brough were here from McAlister Sat
urday on business. w. NJ. Vance sub
scribed for the News while in town in
order to keep posted on the Tucumcari
wheat market. He said he and his
brothers have more than ten thousand
bushels of wheat this year. At the
present price being paid in Tucumcari
this would mean better than Sl2, 900. 90
in cold cash for that part of this years
business.
FOR SALE-Two jersey cows, one
registered; good mixers, both fresh.
Call and see them at my place in
south Tucumcari. +. J.. Moore. 2t
j. L. Fernando and wife are here
from Albuquerque to take charge of
the Ford Service Station which Mr..
Fernando purchased from Eager Bros.
He has been in the garage business
in Albuquerque and comes to Tucum-
carl highly recommended as a work
man and gentleman. 1t is his inten-
ton to interest some local man TO
build a garage and lease same to him
for three or five years. Mrs. Fernan-
dos health was such that it was nee
essary to move to a lower altitude, and
they fell in love with Tucumcari and
are anxious to become citizens Of our
excellent little city.
A gentleman from the country says
while the town folks are teaching the
farmers and autoists how to drive cor
rectly they had better learn how to
walk correctly. He said q number Of
times he had been crowded off the
walk by pedestrians who would not
turn TO the right, but kept the inside
of the walk no matter which way they
were going. He nearly ran over some
of the jay walkers who crossed the
street the wrong way and thought
they had a right to occupy the cross
ings for an afternoons conversation,
He thinks the new sign posts are all
right but a few signs should be paint
ed on the sidewalk to inform pedes-
trians which way to turn and how u
cross the main streets TO avoid dan
ger. He says the Jay walker is more
Of a nuisance than the Jay driver, be-
cause there are more of them.
A Reason Of Torture for Some
Hay fever causes untold misery 70
thousands. Asthma, too, counts Ii
sufferers by the hundreds. No remedy
has proven more beneficial for hay
fever and asthma, as well as coughs
and colds, than Foley's Honey and Tar
II soothes that raw, rasping feeling In
the throat, relieves hoarsness and