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THIRTEEN HOODOO IS too
+. MUCH FOR R|CHM0NDERs
1nts Meet Stumbling Block at Pc.
{. tcrsburg and Drop Close
! Game.
ERRORS WERE RESPONSIBLE
Arragon Boots Three, and Six Mis-
+ cues Are Made Altogcthcr-Bill-
(, smiths Battcd Well. hut Fell
y Down in PinCheS

PETERSBURG. VA, April 2o.--Thc
figure thirteen played the jinks with
the Richmond team this afternoon and
helped Petersburg TO win. With twelve
straight victories to its credit, Rich
mond certain that Petersburg
would prove An easy victim. and that
IL would circh the thirteenth straight.
hut 1t failed. as Petersburg went into
the game believing that il would be
impossible for Richmond to win thir-
teen straight victories, and as base
ball players are superstitious Peters-
burg played with the belief that it was
compelled To win
Ii Richmond practically lost the game
in the first inning, when two errors by
Arrason and hits Ivy Goalby. Allen and
Williams and sacrifice by Morctield
netted the home team three runs.
. In the fourth u two-bacEer by Bank
ston and singles by ArraEon. Burch
and O'Donneli Melted the visitors two
runs
In the sixth kcllihcr led of with
beautiful two-bacEcr to deep center
Geld after Arragon had been thrown
out by lrmschcr at first Burch sent
a hard Erounder At lrmscher, who at
tempted to field 1t, hut the ball was
foo hot for him, and. striking his hands.
went through him. AS luck would
have il, the ball struck Kellihcr. who
was running from second to third base,
and who was out on being hit by a
batted ball. and Rtchmonds chances
for tieinc the score was ended, as
Oponnelt was an easy out, Goalby to
Horny.
Petersburg added Il run in the
seventh on an error Ivy Ncrbout, n wild
throw by o'nonncll and ~ single by
Henry.
In the eighth after two mon were
out, Arracon doubled to left field and
scored ON keliihsrS single to center.
and il looked as if Richmond was
going to tie the game mp. but KeiIihcr
was caught mapping off the base and ,
was run down. Go;lby. MOZART and !
Henry figuring in tho play.
In tho ninth. after two men were |
out. Ethel batting for Ncrbout. hit to |
deep left field for two bases and things |
looked dangerous for Petersburg with |
HondryN IN Hcndryx failed complete
~ to riS" To the occasion. and WAS
thrown out on an easy gruuudcr roh !
to Henry
b Petersburg played an crrurloSS game .
IN the third inning roh, at short. ,nudc :
2 wonderful catch Of McDcrmott's hit
Jumping up In the air and catching the
ball with one hand and going to second |
10 put out HendryX. who had started /,
To- third, making double play nm !
assisted
In the fourth vcrhou, aud kclliher
-n"do double play, aud in the seventh
ri.bertnou made Wonderful catch OF
1t:Chie's foul nv
TX either led in tho batting r,aI,jur
LOCO per cent and had Richmond field ,
ed like the PLAYERS battcd. the rcsnl;
would have hocu different The score:
kf..k,,
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TIGERS DEFEAT CHICAGO

DETROIT, April 2O.-Heilmap's two
pase Drive INTO tn" crowd I'm lefi field
sent Neach home In the ninth ipninn
win the run that gave Dctroi, n 80
victory over Chicago in the frat HON.
game OF the season. In the eighth
feisch Knocked the ball over IN,
icnce for the white sox's only RIM
CoVcieskie pitched great bah until IN,
eighth. and WolfganS was never IN
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Philadelphia.
New York.
Totals...A Is Re u 2 Totals. 4s IL 81 u
'3att"d for McKerhnio in twelfth.
tBatted for Stroud in the fifth.

Score by innings: r.
New York 30 ) % 3 q 90 0 %
summary: Runs-Stock. Paskeri. .: era
vain: l.udcrus.. Niehon. Burns. Fletcher.
hann. :; Merkle. 2; Roush. Base on balls
on chalmers. !; OF McOuilian, 2. off Stroud,
]; on Palmero, 2. Struck out--by Cha liners
l; by McCuillan, ]: by Stroud. .: by Pal
nero Home runs-Iudcrus. Two has
htts-Stock. ?; Paskert. Cravath. Niehoft.
Kaun. Sacrifice hits-Isancroft I.uderus
Chalmers. Fletcher McKechnie Stolen
hases-Stock. Paskert. Burns. .; kaun,
Roush Hit by pitched ball--by Chalmers
tkauH), by Stroud T.udcrus), by Palmcro
tBurns). lIits--oh Chalmers. in 5; off Nc
Quillan. in Z: OF stroud. . In 5; Off pal
Time, 235
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DODGERS ARE SHUT OUT

BOSTON, April 20.--The Boston Ma
Field to-day with an s to victory
over Brooklyn. The game was an ex-
hibition OF remarkable fielding by Bos-
ton. and OF pitching promise By Barnes.
a yoIlnGstcr. Cutshaw. Brooklyn's sec
ond baseman. made three errors in the
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PIRATES DRAW BLANK

PITTSBURGH. April 2O-St Louis
defeated Pittsburgh. ) to 0, in the open
ing game OF the local season to-day
The visitors scored three runs in the
second hiring on triples BY Long and
rif1ce flies. and two more In the sew
enth on hits by Bescher Beck, Smith
and VioX's error. Manager Callahan.
of the Pirates, was ordered OF the
field in the first inning for disputing a
decision. The SCORE. -
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Cincinnati
Totals. As 1871 IL 2 Totals. IS 15 az is

Totals. As 1871 IL Totals. IS Is 80 is 3
'Batted for Toney In eighth
lDhn out when winning scored
sbatted Tor Seaton in seventh.
lBatted for Lavender In eighth
Score by inninga y
Cincinnati 20 O q %
Snicago ....2 . l 0 IL
summary: Runs-Kili!fer, Herzog, Crit
"a u. n bealI; Schneider, 2: Flack. 2; Williams.
:, SAFER, FISCHER. . Two-base hits-Fischer
Griffith. Safer. I.oudcn Flack. Zimmermsn
Groh; kiilifer. Williams. Home run-Beaii'
Connie piaSs-Muiligan TO Safer. Fischer TO
zimmerman. Groh to Chase. Bases on ba lis
on Hendrix: 8; OF Lavender. !: OFF Schnei-
ger W :, OF Schulz 2: off Packard. 2; off
ny Seaton. !; by Hendrix. 3; by Packard y
sa Sac SS pitched hails-Herzos. Williams
Yerkes Stolen bases-Chase. GIjm,h FianI
Fischer. Empires. o'Day and Eason. Time
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CINCY LOSES IN eleventh

CHICAGO. April 20-A slashing
single by Victor Safer sent over tho
ing game on the new Northside grounds
in an eveninning battle with Gin
cinnau. Z to 6. Thirty men took part
IN the contest. seventeen Cubs and
thirteen Reds. Fisher. OF Cbicapo
made four hits. and was robbed OF a
NTH by spectacular one-handed catch
by Griffith. Bealrs home run in the
sixth was his third hit and NM Gin
cinnati In the lead. The score:
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BUFFALO IE:tM - ALSO
:. SIT NJ Hi VIRGINIA IE>tII,uS

: NEWPORT NEWS Va. April %
The Buffalo ln,"ruatiouals went down
( I" defeat before IN. Nowpur; News club
-this afternoon I'm pr.tttiy played
game, = 20 T. rho EiisomS could ana
GARDINER and Hamilton FOR only one
hit each the former allowing only a
+cratch hit and tanning seven men in
siE innings Tho locals made three OF
their -four hits one q ,rirle. count in
the scoring Both teams hcldcI we'll
IN the pinChns
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"a it"o Tor 'T"r cini"r iu Si.th
fMtDona!d out for interference NJ coach
Buffalo ............. o II n n u,
Newport News .... & oGI
SUMMARY: slol"n hasts- M4Urer Iaca-
son and LorcrSan. Sar-iHc, nits-ry,n,
Wratien and walters Three aasc hIi'in"'
gerton. FNsi on hals-on GaraIni.r. I, nr
Hamilton, 3; OFF Tyson. 2 Struck out-I,
GARDINER. Z; by Hamilton ! b. rvsor
Left on bases-Sewport News >; Burs;o =
Double plays Maurc!, unassiatcd: Maure- II,
Wrotten TO walters. O'NeiI To Ioneygan T.,
Holmes; Mcdonald TO O'Ncil 10 Iioir,s
Hit by NATURALIZATION ana Mcdonald ~.
Hamilton. Hits--of GARDINER / and no rnD,
in SIX innings. Time 80 U,.:pirc Ny.ron
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MACKMEN ARE STILL LOSING

PHILADELPHIA. April cO.-Roston
easily won the opening game OF the
American League season here to-day.
I TO /. Oldring made a tumble aud
misjudGed NY in the first inning
giving Boston lead Of four runs
Ruth had no difficulty in preventing
tho home team from scoring excap, !n
one inning The score:
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Totals. al s'2s IS Totals...3 . q 10 o
1.-TWO out when winning run scored
tBattod for Coveleskic In eighth.
Chicago ........ .......o OIL
Summary: Runs-Fcsch, Wit. Veach.
Two base hits-Stanage. Weaver Homo run
-Felsch. Struck 0ut--Sy Covclcskic, 4: by
Roland. /: by wolfgang, g.. Sacrifice hits
Schaik. Harper. Stolen basc--wcavcr. base
on balls.of Coveieseie. /. Umpires. Evans
and Chill. Time. l:3s.
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I'hilltlrIpt,iit


hatt"d for Weaver in seventh.
Score by innings. -
Philadelphia 800 80 q n A 4 n n,
ioston '.......- ,-.-..i o o,
SUMMARY Runs--Meyer. Hooper 2: Scot,
iioh!4lHel. H"Erlksen. ,, Shorten. Three has.
hts Shorten Sacrifice hits-Scott Jioh
!ii@"i, Barry. Stolen basr-fiooper s,r,n,,
oHi-oy Weaver. 2. ny Ruth &; hy Rav
i nass on haisLon Bush. of Weaver. i; on
rum =. tnt ny pttcner-by Ray Gioblitzen
lmpreS Nailin and Dincen Tim. 80 W.
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base by coacher.
tBatted for Mamaux In second.
tBatted for Cooper In seventh.
pBatted for Jacobs in ninth.
Score by Innings X.
81. Louis ..............0 0-h
Pittsburgh 49,. ......0 o o 0 0 90
Summary: Runs Reschcr, Beck Long,
Bethel, Hornsby. Threc-baso hits-Iong,
Bethel. Hornsby. Carey. Stolen hascs-.Iohn-
ston. Barney, Carey. Sacrifice hits-Smith.
Double plays.Hornsby, Bethel and Miller:
Rctzel and Miller. Bases on balls-off Mea :
dows: z; OF Mamaux. /: OFF Cooper. l. Struck
out-by Meadows, 3: by Sallee. /; by
Umpires. ouigley and Byron. Time. a:2i.
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OF CIIfRS

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
milwaukee, mt Toledo.
ST. Paul mt indianapolis.
Kansas City Mt Columbus.
Minneapolis ut Louisville.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York
ST. Louis nj Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Brooklyn 49,. ........o 90
hosion ........i O o IS
summary: Run3--Maranviile Evers VIII
hoit. 2; Collins. :; Konetchy. Smith Two
pas" hi's-Snith. Sacrifice hts--MaranviIIe
hohctchY Bases on balls-on Coomhs a:
OF Marnuard 9. Struck out--by Coombs. 4:
nE brii, ]; by Barnes. 2. Double PLAYS
Mowr"y cutshaw and Daubert. Hit bv
nitrher-by coombs tEvcrs): by Bsrne,
Nv h"ap EMPIRES. Rigler and Harrison
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BASEBALL RESULTS

Yale. 10.
81, AZ Norfnlk..-purham CNor,h Carolina
Lacquer. 8: Norfolk (Nirg!n.a League).
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Cleveland at 81. Louis.
Chicago nt Detroit.
New York at Washington.
Boston at PHILADELPHIA,
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ninEs.)
st. Louis. Il; Pittsburgh. o.
1soston. 3; brooklyn, q.
Chicago, .; Cincinnati, 6 Ui fnninEs,)
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Southern Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Nashville, 8; Chuttanoogn.\ 3 90 in
nings.)
Atlanta, 8; New Orleans, ..
Birmingham, 2; Mobile, =.
Little Rock Memphis (rain)
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Which Will 1t Be-
a Stripe or a
Check?

The slender man who would
like to appear a bit more sturdy
can do SO by wearing a suit
made from checked fabric.
The stout man who prefers
appearing little more 1.-THE
can accomplish his purpose by
wearing suit Of striped ma
terial. We show an ample
variety in both checks and
stripes.
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Washington.


Score hy innings: L.
Washington ..................l 2 l . .x-i2
New York Observation-Disclosures q = o a O.
summary: Runs la ker. Gcdcon e.. Nc
Bride t2l, Johnson. Gilhooiy. Mocier, Foster.
Shsnks t2p, Morgan '3. Williams t2I. Two
has" hits--Moellcr. Mcbride. Pipp. Three
has" hits--Johnson, Pipp Home rnn-Foatcr
Sacittc" hitS-Morcan Williams. Sacrifice
ay-WiliiaIns Stolen bases Foster Milan
GU. Shanks, Morgan. Double plays-Ciedeon
md fcck!npauGh, Nunamakcr and Gcdcon
Bases ON balis-ua Johnson, OF Heating
!, OFF Love, ]. struck out-by Johnson :; bv
Heating. 4, d. Love" /. Hits-on Kea,ing 20
IN 4 - innings; of tnilup. in Ia inning;
OF; Love. IN innings. lii hy pitched hall
I,lr"S, Connolly and owen.
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second inninE-let two groundcrs by
MN ana threw wildly TO the plate
ncction with passes. and gained an
early lead. The score:
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Columbia Mt Augusta.
jacksonville ut Charleston.
Albany ut Columbus.
Macon Mt Mont gompry.
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit. .; Chicago. I.
Isoston. =: Philadelphia. /.
Washington, IL: New York. 4.
st. Louis Cleveland (wct gronnds.)
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American Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Columbus. s; Kansas City, s..
indianapolis, 3; st. Paul, !.
Toledo milwaukee, train.)
Minnenp0lis-Loulsv traln.)
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Brooklyn.
A II IL

Itat;cd for Mar1uard In NTH.
ftfattcd for Miller In ninth
tBattcd for Dell In ninth
Score by fnDingg.
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South Atlantic League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
OntEOmery. 13; Macon, 4.
Columbus, i; Albany, 3.
Charleston. s: Jacksonville, o.
Augusta, 8; Columbia. 1.
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STANDING OF CLIiHS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New Orleans at Atlanta.
Mobile nj birmingham
Memphis at Little Rock
Nashville mt Chattapooxa
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tsbIlrgII.

Totals. .33 8'26 l3 Totals. 30 5 81 3
Johnston out for interference at third
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IsiIn
Newport News

.ss BAIT Tor GARDINER . ''2f
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surprise upon their many friends last
week, slipping of to Tucumcari, where
they were united in marriage by
Judge Cutlip. Prof. Hardin is teach
ing school at Roosevelt, and is one Of
Quay county's progressive young edu-
Gators, and Miss B rown is the daugh-
ter Of Dan Brown Of the Jordan neigh
borhood, where she was leader among
the young people. The Pioneer News
joins the numerous friends of the
young couple in wishing for them n
happy and prosperous married life.
Pioneer News.
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NEW SAMPLE CABINET GRAND
PIANO AT A BARGAIN. SEE
BLITZ, THE JEWELER

Mrs. Lowry has had a new bath
room added and connected same with
the sewer.
NJ. II. Koch, the undertaken, was
called TO Santa Rosa OH professional
business this week.
W. \. Foyil, president of the Amer
lean National Bank, wac in Amarillo
this week on business.
J. X. WATSON left Saturday morn.
ing for an extended visit with his
brother and other relatives in Indian
apolis, Ind.
LIST YOUR LAND WITH THE
AMERICAN LAND COMPANY.
One Fine Roll Top Desk with type
writer attachments for sale at a bar
gain. See John G. Jones.
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GET RID OF A RACKING La
SIX YEAR OLD HAD GROUP

II have a little girl six years old who
has a great deal Of trouble with
Group" writes w. Il. Curry Of Evans
Vile, Ind. ~ have used Foley's Honey
and Tar, obtaining instant relief for
her. My wife and I also use II and
will say II Is the best cure for a bad
cold, cough, throat trouble and Group
that l ever saw" Those terrible
coughs that seem to tear M TO
pieces yield TO Foley's Honey and Tar.
-Sands-D Dorsey Drug Co.
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Ed. o. w. Hearn and family will
leave Friday morning for Roy, where
they will make their future home, and
Ed. Hearn will take up the duties as
pastor of the Christian church there.
This estimable family have made a
host of friends during their stay in
Tucumcari, who are sorry to see them
leave, but our loss is Roy's gain and
we have no hesitancy in recommend
ing them to the citizenship Of Roy.
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LOCAL AND Personal

ETHEL BARRYMORE at the New
tomorrow friday night.
List your city property with the
American Land Company. IL
Floyd Hooper has had his pool hall
repapered.
A. Letcher was Il Montoya visitor
last week.
j. l.. Harkey has added a dray line
to his livery business.
j. j. Hyder was q business visitor
from Logan Monday night.
+. l.. Irwin, Of Newkirk. was in Tu-
cumcari this week on business.
Mandolin attachments for Piano.
IF j.. II. Edwards, Tuner, Phone 81
FOR SALE-White Leghorn cock
erels. See II. ID. Thomas. II
ID. G. Miller, of Vaughn. was "A Tu-
cumcari visitor one day this week.
Messrs. Culberson, Gallaher and DR..
Corbin have purchased new autos.
j.. Il. Duvall. merchant from Mos
quero, was here last week on busI-
ness.
County Commissioner Fred Wal
ther was in from Puerto this week on
business.
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FOR SALE-11 mares, ranging in
ages from 5 to o years, with foal TO
jack; n span, mare weight 1000,
horse 1880; mare in foal to jack; four
head spring mules; ID y~earlings COM
ing two. / will sell these animals
separately oil together, on time, pur-
chaser giving note with approved Sc
curity. ADAM LONG,
3w Tucumcari, N. M.
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George Baier has secured a fine
draft stallion which he will stand in
this city during the season of 1916.
The demands were SC great that he
was compelled to secure this class
of stallion as most Of the farmers
expect to build up their work animals
to a better state of proficiency and
the first and best way to do it is to
breed for size. The horse will not be
here until about the LIST of the month.
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LIST YOUR LAND WITH THE
AMERICAN LAND COMPANY.
X. j. Frizzell, of Medorado, Tex,
has been a visitor in this city for the
past two or three days.
W. s. Dawson, general claim agt.,
for the r.. =. & s. W. was here this
week transacting business.
Walter X. Heisel. of Santa Fe, a
land Office man, was here ~transacting
business with the local land Office.
W. T.. Mundell, who was called to
Browning, Mo-, by the sudden death
OF his father, has returned home.
Pencil Tablets for school children,
one cent each.
wofords G. Edwards
FOR SALE--About 80 r. I. Red
hens and pullets, pure-bred.
F. o. PERSONS
Near the Catholic Church
Mrs. +. l.. Murphy, OF Shoemaker,
N. NJ. was here this week on her way
to Logan to visit her brother, J. F..
Johnson.
j. T.. Powers, q bridge inspector,
from the Office Of the state engineer,
J. A. French, at Santa Fc. was here
this week.
Mrs. ID. Wahlberg has let the con-
tract to W. r. Head to build bath and
toilet rooms and connect same with
the sewer.
Sam Lehrman is laid up with the
grip and unable to be ut his place of
business. Clyde Burlington is work.
ing in his stead.
List your city property with the
American Land Company. u
"THE GREATER WILL featuring
the celebrated Cyril Maude, s acts,
$50 scenes. Mt The New Sunday, 10c
and l5c .
G. T.. Taylor, of Grandview, Texas,
is a new subscriber to the News. He
also took advantage Of our liberal
magazine offer.
j. |. Lowe has purchased the adobe
formerly occupied by c. E. Cusack
located in the south part of town, AMI
has moved into it.
F. Carrothers has returned from
"A short visit with relatives and friends
in Oklahoma City, and is again doing
time in the local land Office.
II. +. Williams, railroad contractor
for the f. =. a. S. w, with headquar-
tiers at FL Paso, was here this week
on business for his company.
NEW SAMPLE CABINET GRAND
PIANO AT A BARGAIN. SEE
BLITZ. THE JEWELER
Have your piano tuned and proper
ly cared for by the year-$3.00 first
tuning; $500 second. Contract only
through January Of each year.
j. II. EDWARDS,
Edwards Book Store, Tucumcari, NM.
Elmer Edwards is getting ready to
improve me of his residences by put
ting in rock foundation, bath and toll
ct, making it modern throughout.
7. j. Jones, former agent ut Mos
quero has resigned and taken up the
"back to the soil" slogan. He was
visiting friends in Tucumcari last
week.
Barney Apple, who has been visit
ing relatives in Tennessee, for several
weeks, has returned home and again
taken charge of his restaurant and
lupch ,oupter
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Prof. T. f. Hardin and Miss Mabel
Brown. two of the Jordan commun-
ity's popular young people, sprung a
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X. J. Frizzell, of Medorado, Tex,
has been "a visitor in this city for the
past two or three days.
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LIST YOUR LAND WITH THE
AMERICAN LAND COMPANY.
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List your city property with the
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List your city property with the
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FOR SALE-Four rooms furniture
in excellent condition; good jersey COW
and chickens. Party that buys furni-
ture can rent house, close in, cheap
rent. Call at News Office. 1t
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w. s. Dawson, general claim agt.,
for the h. p. & s. W., was here this
week transacting business.
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Mrs. Donoho, who Is one Of the pop
ular clerks In the Goldenberg Store,
returned home last week from Milan
and Kansas City. NO., where she had
been visiting relatives and friends for
the past two weeks. She said the
mercury stood 20 below at Kansas
City while she was there, and 1t was
cold all the way through Kansas.
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ETHEL BARRYMORE at the New
tomorrow friday night.
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FOR SALE OR A

Eight mares in foal, and good heavy
boned jack. Will sell on time Or will
take some work stock in trade; also
wagon for sale cheap.
NJ. T. RICE.
4t-pd. Lesbia, N. M.
LIST YOUR LAND WITH THE
AMERICAN LAND COMPANY.
Contractor Ed. Hall is now located
in FL Paso, where he has n good job
with Mr.. Horne, formerly of this city,
He reports plenty of work in that
city and wages good.
Eager Bros, agents for the popular
Ford cars, have just unloaded another
carload. They have sold some Of
them already but still have a few left
mt the same old price.
Robt. Smith, wife and daughter,
Miss Artie, arrived this week from
their home near Amarillo, to secure
medical treatment for the daughter.
She was operated upon Tuesday and
Is reported as getting along fine.
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LIST YOUR LAND WITH THE
AMERICAN LAND COMPANY.

We are still cleaning, pressing and
repairing clothes better for less, at
the same old stand. First and Main
Sts., one block east First National
Bank, one block west Tucumcari hos
pital, half block north telephone build
ing. Next door to Apples Cafe, two
doors from Putman's Grocery, oppo-
site the Fire Station and Collins Feed
Store. This Is the place for superior
service. Phone GO. JONES.