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HOWARD RADCLIFFE DEAD.
Veteran Pharmacist of Northeast
Section of City Succumbs.

Howard Ratcliffe. sixty-four years
old. veteran pharmacist. died early
yesterday morning at his home. sos
11th street northeast. of Brights dis
ease Funeral services are to be held
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at
the residence. Interment is to be at
Glenwood cemetery.
MIR. Ratclffe was born in this city
July I, 1851. When he was twenty years
old he enlisted in the United States
Navy and served pharmacist in the
service for a number of years. For more
than forty years he had been engaged
in the drug business in Washington
having been proprietor of a drug store
at 11th and B street northeast for more
than thirty years. He was one of the
most widely known druggists in that
section of the city.
Mr.. Ratcliffe was a member of New
Jerusalem Lodge. No. 9, F. A. A. NJ.
snd of the Army and Navy Union. His
wife, Mrs. Isabella r. Ratcliffe, is liN-
in
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AMERICAN LOYAL LEGION.
Naturalized Citizens of U. S. Who
Have Served Abroad Organize.

NEW YORK, May s.-Naturalized
citizens of the United States, many of
whom formerly served in the armies
of the entente allies or the central
powers. are being recruited here as
members of an American Loyal Legion,
which opened a station in an East
Side park and began its campaign yes
terday. Four hundred enlisted today
and it is expected that 5000 persons
of all nationalities will enroll in the
legion within a few weeks, according
to the promoters.
Seven captains of divisions have been
npointed. representing persons born
~ Austria Hungary. Italy, Russia, GerA
many, Great Britain and France. Each
took an oath of allegiance and shook
hands under the Stars and Stripes ito
work together in the interest of the
United States" Several of the cap
,ains, all formerly foreign army Off
GERS. were dressed in the uniforms they
once wore while in service in their
native lands.
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RAILWAY CONDUCTORS MEET.
Triennial Session of Grand Division
of Order on at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. May S.-The triennial ses-
sion of the Grand Division of the Or
der of Railway Conductors met here
TODAY for session that will last three
weeks and possibly five. Simultaneous
" the ladies' auxiliary of the order
will meet here. II is said no impor-
tant change of policy is to be con-
sidered at this session.
Hereafter all national conventions
of the conductors, following de-
cision reached at the convention in De-
troit three years ago, are to be held in
St Louis
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In Memoriam.

DE WILLIE In remembrance of my dear
grandmother. KITTY DE WILLIE, who
departed this life twenty-nire years
ago today. May S, 1887. at Upper Marl-
boro, Prince Georges county, Md.
Years may pass.
Rut memory lasts forever.
HER GRANDDAUGHTER, GATHER
INE DE VILE MYERS.
JOHNSON. In loving remembrance Of
my dearly beloved husband, JEFF
Il JOHNSON, who departed this life one
year ago today. May S, 1915.
Whenever speak your name
My eyes with fears are wet;
oh. husband. how ! love you
And love cannot forget.
Sleep on my darling husband.
on how 10 breathe your name,
In life | loved you dearly.
In death l do the same. -
Home is sad OH Cod, how drenry;
Lonesome. lonesome. every spot
Listening for your voice till weary,
Weary. foI 1 hear IT not.
But rest on. dear husband thy labor is o'er.
Thy loving hands shall toll not more
A faithful man. both free and kind,
\ better man no one could hnd
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE, ELIZA
JOHNSON.
ROBINSON. sad but sacred is the
memory of our granddaugh ghter.
PHOEBE CHEW ROBINSON, who de-
parted this life three years ago today.
Three sad years. with all their changes,
since death strangely bade us part;
But dear Phoebe, AL these changes
Cannot take you from our hearts.
NANNY AND DADDY.
SCOTT In sad but loving remem-
brance of my dear mother, ELIZA
BETH SCOTT, who entered into rest
fifteen years ago, January 1o, 1871,
and of my dear father, JOHN h.
SCOTT. who entered into rest fivs
years ago today, May 8, 1911.
..rhey are not dead. They have but passed
Beyond te mist that binds US here,
Into the new and larger life
Of that serener sphere.
THEIR DEVOTED DAUGHTER, L. 3
JONES.
SHAW In sad but loving remem-
brance of my dear mother, ANNA
SHAW. who departed this life two
years ago today.
Gone. but not forgotten
BY HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER
HENRIETTA.
SIMPSON. In loving but sad remem-
brance of my dear son, FRANK II.
SIMPSON, who departed this life hf-
teen years ago today. May 8. 1901.
BY HIS DEAR MOTHER
THOMAS. In memory of my dear hus-
band. HARRY l.. THOMAS, who died
one year ago today, May s, 1915.
often wander the graveyard.
Flowers to strew with tender care
ON the grave of my dear loved one,
Who Is sweetly sleeping there.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE MAMIE. .
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DIED.


WALLACE. Suddenly. Saturday. May
s. 1916. in New York city. ETHEL
BANGS WALLACE.
Interment at Mount Auburn Chapel
Cambridge, Mass, Tuesday, May ,. $
WELLS. On April IS. 1916, in New
York city. GEORGE W. WELLS. For
merly was an employe of the Post
Office Department. Washington. u. Z.
WHITE. on, saturday. May 6; 1915. at
II m. at her residence, 1859 church
street northwest. Mrs. LANDoNlA {.
WHITE. widow of the late Lewis
White, and SISTER of Louise Nichols
Funeral from Nineteenth Street Baptist
Ghurch a. a. o'clock I'M ep;m; TuesdsSS.
WHITE. on saturday, MAY 6. 1916 at
SO pm a. his rsSiaencs: re-, len s az ltha IN
beloved husband of the late Fannie
We miss you. father; yes miss you,
For your loving aud wstchful care.
May Almighty God make us satisfied,
A. you needed there.
BY FAMILY.
Funera! from Lane chapel church, 9Th
AJAX 10, ~ : pm. Friends and rela-
tiNes invited to attend.
WHITNEY ON Sunday, May :. 1916,
GEORGE 6. WHITNEY, beloved hus-
band 81 Matte y. Whitney tnee lreyD.
Funeral services VIII be held at MS late
residence, l2i1 street northeast. on
Tuesday. May =. a 2:5o pm Relatives
and friends invited to attend.
MON>. Suddenly. on Saturday, May S.
1916, at Towson, Md, W. w. WONN.
aged seventyfour
Funeral on Tuesday. May 3, at p.m..
from Glenwood cemetery chapel
Friends invited.
WnNN Members of Federal Lodge, No.
/. r. y. A. Nj. Will meet Al the New
Masonic Temple. at ! o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. MAY 3, 1915, to attend fu-
neral OF Brother w. W: WONN.
CLARENCE +. WILLIAMS. Master.
YOUNG. Departed this. life on Satur.
DAY. May .. l9le; in full triumph of
faith. MARY YOUNG. loving wife OF
James ounG ana mother OF the late
Willie ana John Young. She leaves
two surviving children, Minnie ana
Lewis. 40 -
Funeral from her late RESIDENCE, 80 y
| street northeast. at o'clock Wednes-
as.
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CARD OF THANKS.

and neiehborS for their kindness
shown me at the death of my dear
wife. CHARLOTTE T. STORMER, and
to express my appreciation for the
beautiful floral pieces and messages
of coincidence
BY HER HUSBAND. HENRY STORM
Err.
Evening star., 1916-05-08


u,,,nsr.l frnn, ~ -t.,o ,eo-
irving streat w.dnesda,, 49,
80 N m ''"E
RORu Denartad This I;fa S,,,,,,, Mo-,
/ 1915. at s.3o a M IEN%iE III ia
pFTII be1oyad uifa - U.ii,i.l \,
Funeral from, har la,e rsSidsrc. %.
pennsy,yani, aya,na .o,,thaart r,a,
dav afternoon AZ o.c1onis 1ntsrnent
nj Arlington
RoStEy On c.+urd, Mo-. -o,e
pI-SSE-Ir I,L- poCI Ey -, or ~.
and Nrs Harrv RosIev
Funeral services at his late residence
400 od stroet norfbwest .rnasdav MAJ
Wod,asd., ,,,nr,i,,,. 80 -r, - ~,
tHaitino~s Va mancrs n,c'se n,n,,
''
COLLINS ou Supa., NAY 1a1e u,
his Iate residence son Tor,b ,'aroiina
ayenue southeast EOREP- coIIITS
in the eiohtv-fomrtb vear of bis agc
beloved father of Fred Collins
Funeral services Tnesdav Nay o u, bic
AZ Consression.I cemeterv
CRAWFORD. After a short Illness an
sunday. Nav 1915 NARGARET
widow of the1a TbomaeH rrawford
and daughter of the late William aud
Nancy NcE,luae
Funeral services at her late residence
1881 Fairmont street portbwest Tues
day. Nav Q. at 7.3o nm Friends and
Nay 10 AZ t5nn, Snn,h i,,nrei pLiIs
deinhia CPhil.dainhia napere niaase
copyl ..
t:4R<ES Denartad This life on Sa.pr-
day evening May 1a1e at 2.5o
o'clock. WoIIiEs;apHES She leaves
TO mourn her loss SON Walter An
derson.
Funeral servicas at Mount Noriab Han-
tist church ID street hetween NJ and
y streets southwest Tuesday Nav Q
pastor
:, 1915, at his home in the Madrid. in
his eichty-eighth year ANDREW
GODDARD. husband of Maria Colds
borough Goddard, and father of Colds
borough and Mary Lee Goddard.
Funeral from st. Matthews Catholic
Church on Tuesday morning at $50
GRAEFE. After lingering Illness on
Nav Z 1915. at Annapolis. Md. EMILY
GRAEFE. aged twentv-six years, be-
loved wife of George Graefe and
Edward Burtis and Mrs. Burtis.
Funeral Tuesday, Nav g. at pm. from
her late residence. Market space. An
napoIis Nd. Interment at Cedar Bluff
GRAY Departed this life May s, 1915.
at 1890 pm, at her residence 319
18th street southeast. Mrs. CLARA
GRAY, beloved wife of George Gray.
She leaves to mourn their loss a de-
voted husband, three children. four
sisters. five brothers and a host of
Funeral Tuesday. MAY 3. at O'Clock
sharp. from the Seyenth-day Adyen-
tist Church. 10th and V streets north
west.
HARRYDAY. Departed this life sun
dence I737 9th street northwest. after
a long and painful Illness. CHARLES
A. HARRYDAY. beloved husband of
Mary Harryday and father of Georgi-
ana Fl. Todd
Funeral Wednesday. May 10. at . O'Clock
pm. from Nineteenth Street Baptist
IockE ON Sunday Nav 1915 AT
3;l5 am. KARL 4; beloved husband
of Edith H. Locke tnee Watson) and
son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Locke. aged
thirty-one years.
1ith street northwest on Tuesday
MAY 9. at 2:3O O'Clock pm. Friends
and relatives invited to attend Inter
nent at Glenwood cemetery.
Rarstou C.1 Mrs Troy EDNoEDS
IIARD dauphter of the late lanes
IT t-drnnnds and Mrs Fannie Gordon
E,dronds of Wasbinpton n q and
Eaunuier county. Va.
p,ttin,ara ana Warren+on nanere
nIaasa conv
si.y HOSPITAL. DANIEL 3. MILLER,
Evening star., 1916-05-08

Psalm cxviii, besides being the mid
die chapter in the Bible. is also the
shortest chapter.
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BOSIES. on :

BOSIES. on Saturday. May E 1916
RUSSELL LEE BOSLEY. son of DIR
and Mrs. Harry Bosley.
Funeral services at his late residence
iof I'd street northwest. Tuesday. MAY
2. at 80 pm. Interment tprivate)
Wedn esday morning at Towson. Md
baltimore. Md. papers please copy
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DIED.

ARMIES. ON Saturday. May 6. 1916. a.
Emergency HOSPITAL CHARLES
HENRY ARMIES. beloved husband oi
Mary Beard Armes
Funeral from his late residence. l6o,
Irving street, Wednesday,. May 10, "a
80 pm. 90
Evening star., 1916-05-08

GRAY. Departed this life May s. 1915.
at 1890 pm, at her residence, 3l9
18th street southeast, Mrs. CLARA
GRAY. beloved wife of George Gray.
She leaves to mourn their loss a de-
voted husband. three children, four
sisters. five brothers and a host of
relatives and friends
Funeral Tuesday. May 9. at | o'clock X
sharp. from the seventh day Adven-
tist Church, 10th and V streets north
west.
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COLLINS. ON Sunday. May :. 1916. at
his late residence, $50 North Carolina
avenue southeast. ROBERT COLLINS.
in the eighty-fourth year of his age.
beloved father of Fred collins.
Funeral services Tuesday. May 2. az his
late residence at 1880 am. lnterment
at Congressional cemetery.
Evening star., 1916-05-08

GRAEFE. After a lingering Illness. on
May I. 1915. at Annapolis. Md. EMILY
GRAEFE. aged twenty-SiX years, be-
loved wife of George Graefe and
eldest daughter of City Market Master
Edward Burtis and Mrs. Burtis.
Funeral Tuesday. May 9, at pm, from
her late residence, Market space. An
napols Nd. Interment at Cedar Bluff
cemetery, Annapolis. Md.
Evening star., 1916-05-08

LOCKE. On Sunday. May :. 1916. at
BIS am. KARL x. beloved husband
of Edith H. Locke nee Watson) and
son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Locke. aged
thirty-one years.
Funeral from his late residence, 2701
11th street northwest. on Tuesday
May 9, at 2:30 o'clock pm. Friends
and relatives invited to attend. Inter
nent at Glenwood cemetery.
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H%RRYDAY. Departed this Ii

HARRlDAY. Departed this life sun
day morning. May Z. 1916. at his resi-
dence. 1877 9Th street northwest. after
long and painful illness. CHARLES
A. HARRYDAY, beloved husband of
Mary Harryday and father of Georgi-
ana II. Todd.
Funeral Wednesday. May 10. at > o'clock
pm. from Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church. Relatives and friends invited
Evening star., 1916-05-08

SNONDEN. on Sunday. May :. 1915,
at her home At Collingwood. Fairfax
county Va SARAH H. S\OWDEN,
wife of the late Stacy H. Snowden,
aged seventy-five years.
Funeral at pm. Tuesday. May 3, from
her late home. Interment tpriNate) at
Oak Hill cemetery. Washington.
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BOBB. Departed this life Sunday. May
I. 1915. at 2:3o am. JENNIE ELIZA =
BETH beloved wife of William NJ
Sobb. aged seventy -one years.
Funeral from her late residence, 92i
Pennsylvania avenue southeast Tues
day afternoon at o'clock. Intermen nj
at Arlington.
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LUARD. On Saturday. May 6. 1916, a
Barstow, Cal. Mrs. LUCY EDMOND
LIZARD. daughter of the late Jane
H. Edmonds and Mrs. Fannie Gordo
Edmonds of Washington, u. c., an
Fauquier county, Va.
Baltimore and Warrenton paper
please copy.)
Evening star., 1916-05-08

NON>. Suddenly. on saturday, May S.
1916. at Towson. Md. W. W. wONN.
aged seventy-four.
Funeral on Tuesday, May ?, at pm.
from tilenwood cemetery chapel
Friends invited.
Evening star., 1916-05-08

GARNES. Departed this life on Satur-
day evening. May 6. 1916. at $50
o'clock. MoLLIE0iARNES She leaves
to mourn her loss a son, Walter An
derSon.
Funeral services at Mount Moriah Bap-
tist Church. I'd street between VI and
y streets southwest. Tuesday, May 3.
At o'clock. Rev. J. Harvey Randolph.
pastor.
Evening star., 1916-05-08

Sunday. May :. 1916. MARGARET,
widow of the late Thomas H. Crawford
and daughter of the late William and
Nancy McElwee
Funeral services at her late residence.
1851 Fairmont street northwest Tues
day. May 9. at 1:30 pm. Friends and
relatives invited. Burial Wednesday.
May 10, at pm. South Laurel, Phila-
delphia. philadelphia papers please
copy.) -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-21
SHOE DEPARTMENT

We pride ourselves upon having
three ot tho best lines of sAoes man.
ufactrred ID thia country Edwin
clapp y. r. Wright and Beacons.
These shoes we're bought before the
advance and mean a great saving to
you at these prices
500 Edwin ciapp shoea----S S5. %
$3.50 Edwin clapp shoes $5.55
$500 c r. Wright shoes s1.35
$3.50 p. r. Wright shoes $685.
sf.oo e T. wright Shoes S3.45
$3.50 Beacon Shines S2.95
1900 Beacon Shoes S2.55
$3.50 Work shoes ------v SI.9s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-21

We have about 100 pairs Mems Low
Shoes. odd sizes and lines that we
have discontinued. $3.50 to $500 val
ues. Your choice during this
sale ---------------- $1.9S
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-21
MENls pAnrs pEpARrMeNr

~
MEMS good durable Pants at- Csc
MEMS an WOOL $50 Pants al $I.95
Mems all wool $3.50 Pauts at S2.s5
Meu'a an wool $500 Pants at 1925
Men'a AN wool imported woFa
tcds. $500 values --------S 81 .D.S
Mems allk and wool $3.50 and
500 values --------------$ $4.75
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-21

WE have an extra large stock of
ihcae ID ail sizea, Palm Beach and
Wool az ---2 2-----------4 4Sc and Up
Sweeping reductions on all Trunks,
Travelling Bags and Suit Cases.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-09
PREPARING ANARILLO'S
farm loan BANK CASE

THE COMMITTEE TO PREPARE AMARIILO'S CASE
FOR FARM LOAN BANK
Thomas F. Turner. Chairman Lawyer.
h. T. Ware, Banker.
w. n. Fuqua Banker.
Marvin Jones, Lawyer
Thomas Currie, Real Estate.
{. T. Herring, Caltleman.
Ex-Officio S +. Sulenberecr, as President Board OF
City Development
J. N. Beasley, Mayor of Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-09
"DOtsOns Liver Tone" Starts Your Liver
Better Than Caomsi and You DON'T
Lose a DAYS Work

liyrn ur your sluggish I.F.r Ira.
hnr ana cheerful wakr yu Hnrt t
pleasure %, ,Isnou. 1ni iuU u' uuHI
t,nr Hut tab. 600 nasty dHug.fnI.
,alumcl b,ypu-. .' make. Nou -.A lHI
son may lu.. q bh,- work
taomd s mercury OF uue..h..
which cause. necrosis of tlr H.H..
Calomol CRASHES into sour t.. '|t.
dynamite breaking uu imt when
son IeI that aN ful nausea 1uI nwrHr
l.tru 90 mr' 10 hw wont H UuuN
t. marsl r.nHr.t h,.r aud bowel
cleansing $50 ever experienced u-i ial"
. spOvuiul v. harmless Dulsuns Liver
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-09
development BOARD
SAYS Save Bills

Tho present lituarou with re-
gard to freight rates iu Texas and
particularly m fhe Panhandle. pre-.
SCENTS MANY problems 10 the shipper
among them N.- probable status in
.'U of me u'fmat, outcome with
respect to TDls Lines Tariff SO.
B which Is uop BOO effect aud APP
Diced D., the railroads u the col
lection of freight charges Both
fH, Railroad Commission and The
ttt.w., General bat, called The at
ruiI1u 90. shipper, tu rhe tact that
IN case This tariff should hc suspend.
cd or modified bt tho Interstate
Commerce Commission 0r Juuulled
D.. fnr courts in whole ar 900 part
the rates uoa being assessed win
most lisolt boz IlcraI aud refunds
Will be- due shippers Ono accordance
with this advice, thr Board of cry
Development has issued fho vol
lowing circular which PES being lis
'uuu'r1 an over 'no Panhandle
Amarillo T~ae \o, O., l'lt
Texas Lu, Tariff $50 % which
a,ut into effect November car
..., advanced rate. 600 merchandise
uU practical, 90. .ummudit'. mo,
mr 300 'H,s, section There .s Dsrr
reason tuh.upt. rhst H.- vH hr
utorinruVu n .u.I D. manner t. 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-11-09

For Electors IuT President sua
Vice President OF iu, United sf,I..
Marshall Hicks. Umu Thomas.
Henry % pauus. uamp Abuo, E'
3 borough. j. g. Adam. ,,. y
Thompson owen o. Smith Frank
~ Woyeurrsu. D.. O. k.rr.u Frcl
50 Steven. A. Kst., o. ku.
bona q j. rr.h9rdt rI,,r NJ
Mann o. a Vythe. q, g. smu. D.
o. SuIrr G,o. % FwI,. Bon o.
Co, la. a. MS
Fur IUfrlN 81 f,. Senate. Dlan
N Dulbrrsuu. 1922. -|.t .a.r
Bon governor jaime. o. r..aebA
hoe
Do. Hmi,uan. Eut.u. IS b.
!.,n, 1922 ftF n.r
rar .umpr.hllrr OF U.H. a.
commits "A 81 Terrell I"..
90. .t.f,ir,3.urcr o. Edwards.
Is..
TuI .u.u slower .....' H.'
.ufD., . o. Robinson 1885,
I., attorney general N D. Iuu
mos. l.iu.
boo. state .upt pynn, Instructions
V r. pouehn le8S
n. commissioner u. .-..rH.
H.# is Davis. 1889
raf railroad commission. '.."
,u 70, ,J.rcdI Allison ."n1
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-10-19
GRUESOME CRIME COMES TO
LIGHT IN UNION COUNTY

Clayton. n. NJ. Oct. lathe body
Of Mrs. Bernard Sciglcr, wife of "A
farmer living eight miles south Of here
was found yesterday in "A barrel hor-
ribly m~utilated and with the skull all
crushed in. Mrs. Zeigler had been mis-
ing since last June and no trace of
her whereabouts could be discovered
until neighbors, searching the prem
Uses, made the gruesome find.
Some time ago Seigler was commit
ted to the insane asylum in Las Vegas
but suspicion has arisen that he is
feigning insanity and a movement Is
on foot to have him brought back to
Clayton and placed on trial for the
murder of his wife.
Mrs. Seigler was 40 years old and
good-looking. The discovery of the
crime has created intense excitement
in Clayton.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-10-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Good coal "Swastika." Phone 1870.
W. J. Rain, Of Glenrio, was here last
week on business.
Ira Allen Of Endee, was a Tucum-
carl visitor Tuesday.
Maude and Urban Payne Of Logan,
were here this week.
+. Whipple of Waynoka, Okla, was
"A Tucumcari visitor several days this
week.
Sale Bros. Studio iG the place to
take your kodak finishing, Try it. II
Attorney Frank NJ. Tatum was here
Tuesday night from Dalhart on legal
business.
T. F.. Mitchell, OF Albert, n. W., was
in Tucumcari several days this week
on business.
ID. Daniel n Wlte OF bertrand, Ok'
were here today on their way to Dial.
hart, Texas.
s. A. Shipman and J. A. Ramsey OF
Santa Fe, were here this week on land
Office business.
You buy the cloth, Jones the tailor,
will make and trim your suit for s1o,
Chas. Meeks and wife were here this
week from Logan. Mr.. Meeks has
business in court.
Mrs. A. Paul Siegel and Miss Joe
Ruttinger of Nara Visa, were Tucum.
carl visitors last week.
Mrs. l.. J. Massie Of Long Beach,
Calf. arrived in Tucumcari last Week
10 visit her sister, Mrs. John Akin.
r. S. Lindsey drove in from Plain
today with the bridal couple. lie said
it wa quite cold up that way last
night and ice was noticed.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-10-19

d. ID. Branson was in from Kirk
Yesterday with n load Of produce. He
reports n nice rain IN the plains and
excellent for sowing wheat. The farm
crs are sure taking advantage of the
opportunity to put in large acreages
of wheat as it was II money maker for
them this year. Mr.. Pranson said the
Tucumcari market remains from two
to four cents higher than that to the
south and if the roads were better
most of the grain would come this
way.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-10-19
NARA VISA FAIR

Nara Visa will hold it's 10th annual
Fair on October 2o-2l. A splendid
premium list has been prepared con-
sisting Of cash prizes paid for vege-
tables, stock and poultry.
Horse races, base ball games and
other contest. Big dance during fair.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-10-19
Good coal "swastika." Phone 100.

Good coal "Swastika." Phone 100.
: Adam Long, while rounding up II
lunch of cattle and separating them
pto different pastures, had the mis-
fortune to come in contact with n
,arbed wire fence and came nea los
ny an eye in the deal. As 1t was the
Yield was badly cut and his fa.9 was
ut in twn or three places. Mr.. Long
GELS lucky to know that it was no
OT~p.
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Now is the time of the year when
old man crouch looks over his past ten
months to see if there is really any
thing he might have had for which he
ought to thank anybody.
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W. Hon j. II. Welch, of Forrest, was
n Tucumcari Monday and Tuesday af-
G-lr some farm machinery. He is quite
n Democrat and usually takes time to
/. ak over the political situation but
ze is busy putting in wheat on his
.arm and must necessarily let politics
rest II few days. He will speak in
Several places throughout the county
lin the interest of the state, national
and county tickets.
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Eggs" ~ cents u dozen.

Walter l.. Morris, one OF the best
attorneys in Texas, is here this week
to defend X. l.. Anderson, the confess
ed murderer Of George Hant, Il brother
in-law. Mr.. Morris lives at Albany
and is a most pleasant and congenial
gentleman.
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Dr.. J. t. Manney, Owner
PERCY SAMPLE, Clerk.
Good Coal-Swastika. Phone 100.

Word wa received this week that
Mrs. c. h. Shjpman Of Vcrdcn, Okla,
daughter of Ebert Hall, who lives
north Of this city. was lying at the
point Of death, Mrs, Hall left Tues
day for Ncrdcn 10 bee ut the bedside
Of her daughter. It is the hope of
everyone that shc viii recover.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-10-19

Miss L.. Fern Karn. Of Clayton has
accepted the position rs clerk in the
local land office, taking the place OF
A. l.. Hinn, who recently resigned in
order to accept a similar position al
an increase in pay. Mr.. Hinn will bs
located in Southern Alaska.
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Hunters TAKE NOTICE

Our place is lawfully posted, and
anyone found hunting thereon will be
Prosecuted. Please he governed ac-
cordinglv. NJ. Il. Goldenberg Co.