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Evening journal., 1916-01-26
With The PaTaqraphers

Remember. girls, rs Just easy to get stung in a
leap year.-Tusa (Oka) World
Homely girls should remember that moneys popu-
larity is not due 70 its looks-Topeka (Kans) State
Journal
Kentucky farmers IS 900 limousine was burned as
2 result OF back-dring Oh well, easy come. easv
go-lndianapolis Star
The Underwood law dscredited in peace and
war has changed the situation OF commerce and bus-
ness The end Of the military struggle will st further
alter our circumstances. Already the lessons are
written for those with sufficient wit TO learn them
The menace OF Industrial struggle unprecedented
intensity is over our manufacturers and merchants
their works and all who dependent on them Has
Mr. Wilson recognized H. is he blind TO the danger
the one hand and insensibe TO the wonderful op-
portunity the other? With tariff adjusted TO its
needs and its situation, with schedules designed meet
the facts OF business and not the economies Of the
hustngs. the United States regard with confidence
the assaults industrial Europe will launch when Il
stops killing its men; but with the Underwood law in
force this nation viii be at the mercy Of the skill
ful and desperate competitors the world has known
New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1916-01-26
ELKTON MANS GOSSIP.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
,ELKTON. Md, Jan. 26.-Harry A..
Wells. eldest son Of the late Benjamin
and Rebecca Alexander Wells, of Elk
ton, died on Sunday, at Oaklyn, N. j..
of pneumonia, in the sixty-eighth
year of his age. He was twice mar
ried. and is survived by one son,
Harry A. Wells, Jr.
The Cecil county members of the
Boys Corn Club are making great
preparations for this year. Under
the auspices of the Baltimore Sun.
all the prize winners Of the Boys
Corn Clubs Of Maryland. will be given
trips over the State.
The, funeral OF William r. Wit
worth was held from his late home
noon. with interment in Elkton cem-
etery. Mr. Witworth died of pneu-
monia on Friday.
Personals.-Mrs Howard n. Bor-
raine, of Chesapeake City, spent last
week with her sister. Mrs. William
Carter, in Wilmington.-Mr Name
r. Massey. of Philadelphia, has been
the guest OF Mrs. John HassOn Ter
rell.-Howard Lewis. of Chester Pa,
has been visiting Elkton friends
Mrs. James Watts, Of Elk Mills. spent
Saturday in WilmingtOn.-Han
King. Warwick, was a recent Whining
ton visitor-Mrs. F. P. Price is recov-
ering from an attack Of grip.-Mrs.
Delphos Price. of Philadelphia, has
been the guest of Mrs. John Groome
onstable.-George r. Howard spent
Saturday in Wilmington.--Mrs Har-
~ B. Helms. of Philadelphia. has
been visiting Elkton friends.-Miss
Lucy Clapp. Of Port Deposit, enter
tanned the bridge club. OF that town
on Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1916-01-26
TALKS ON THRIFT
THRIFT IN THE HOME

and keep out the sunlight. She allows
the children to take only as much as
they can eat and no more. II they
leave any food on the plate, the next
meal begins with that cold plate! Her
garbage pail is for waste, not food.
swell swill" costs money. and "pigs
is pigs and relish potato peelings as
much as ice cream.
She doesn't make her attic a Junk
shop. She makes it stOreroom;
cleans it once a year, but that is all.
She has order in the kitchen. She
saves time by having things in order.
She doesn't dry her dishes. but
"scalds" them and let's them dry them
selves-and they can do it better than
she.
She uses letter press" to iron"
socks and towels and coarse articles
that other women break their backs
over to no useful purpose.
A tireless cooker saves gas and
time and food. She keeps biscuit
flour mixed with the proper propor-
tion of salt and baking powder and
biscuits for her oven in five minutes!
She has all her kitchen utensils
handy, cans and receptacles labeled,
and thus she saves steps. Some women
walk too much on their jobs. She al
ways has change in the house. runs
no accounts, pays cash on delivery,
weighs her purchases and takes moth
ing for granted She keeps account
of all her expenditures and knows
where her money goes and what it
buys. She doesn't hire much help.
because she doesn't need il. She
studies her job and succeeds because
she knows how.
American Bankers Association.
Evening journal., 1916-01-26
An ApPREcIATInN.

VXTE have received from the Hon. Franklin K Lane
w Secretary Of the Interior the following letter OF
appreciation.
Dear Mr.. Carter.
My attention has Just been called TO THE JOURNAL
OF January 18TH containing your editorial on my an
nuai report. and cannot refrain from expressing to
you my appreciation Of the kind comments you make
Cordially yours
FRANKLIN X LANE
Washington d. c.. Jan. q. 1916.
We wish to assure Secretary Lane that the editorial
commencing him was written because we felt that
such eommendation was deserved and timely. THE
EVENING JOURNAL is Republican newspaper Sec
retary Lane is prominent Democrat We feel. how
ever that we should be recreant in our duty TO the
public were We to withhold from any public official
praise ior public service worthiy performed There is
50 much In the Wilson administration that is deserving
OF criticism and little that is worthy of praise thai
It is positive relief for to be )able to commend
the Democratic Secretary of the Interior for his o
cia accomplishments
Evening journal., 1916-01-26

For three years J. Frank Jones. head of the Eng
lsh Department has been Of the most proficient
and popular members Of the Wilmington High school
faculty II is unfortunate that because of the small
Of the salary he has here and the offer Of
much larger one by the Philadelphia Department OF
Education the boys and girls in this city are to lose
the benefit Of his educational services In these days
the best evidence Of public appreciation OF a teach
er's services is to be found in his pay check The
sensible teacher like the sensible man in almost any
other calling. follows the money That is exactly what
Mr. Jones is doing. No will blame him for his
act wiImngtonians who know him will regret to
lose him. but they will not forget 10 congratulate him
upon the money value that Philadelphia has placed
upon his ability teacher
Evening journal., 1916-01-26
GEMS OF THOUGHT

Pleasure the servant Virtue looking on.-Ben
Jonson.
.-.-.-:
Jealous soul without meekness is. like ship in
Storm in danger Of wreck. NJ Mason
.-.-.-.
rms Is such serious world that we should never
lyle. ~ say
--.-.-.
II you have no friends TO share or reiolce I'm ,our
success IN life 1t is no less incumbent on you 10 move
st'adiy IN the path Of duty.-Walter Scott
t-:-.-.
II .hey necken TO you-the trees the horizon land
GOD be with you II there none) II they seem to
be calling to you do not fail them do not wait too
long For surely that time will come when thew will
cease TO call to your heart They viii not have chanoed
ters. among the illusions OF detached things ~ Lpo
that they are calling And be very sure that Won will
never find the sons OF God in the eyes Of passing men
Comfort
Evening journal., 1916-01-26
MUSIC AND POETRY KEPT
9O-YEAR-OLD MAN YOUNG.

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 26. -
j. II. Fisher. 80 years old, works =
every day at his forge or in his =
machine shop. "I'm working be-
cause like to-" he told the Uni .
ted Press. I'D rather wear out
than rust out" Fisher, who has .
toiled at his trade for 40 years,
brought up ten children Music =
and poetry have played a Dig
part in my life" said Fisher. Il
believe they have helped me to .
keep young. I have always kept
myself contented."
Evening journal., 1916-01-26
SPIRIT OF THE
DELMARVIA PRESS
POORLY PAID PREACHERS.

From the Snow Hill Messenger
We hope the Methodist Episcopal
Church or America will succeed in
raising the $15,OOO,OOO fund il has
started out TO raise. the interest from
which is TO be used TO pensioning
preachers who are unable to do their
work any longer. Goodness knows
the preachers are paid little enough
for the splendid work they do, and
IL is perfectly proper that provision
should be made for them by the church
so that when they are old and infrm
they can draw on the Church for sup
port.
Evening journal., 1916-01-26

South Africa is sending troops to Egypt to assist
Great Britain In meeting the threatened Turkish nva
son Pretoria announces the arrival Of the first br-
grade in the land OF the Pharaohs other brigades will
follow. Everything indicates that if the Turks at
tempt TO the suez canal they will encounter
warm reception. largely at the hands OF provincial
troops that have volunteered in defense OF the British
Empire
Evening journal., 1916-01-26
SOCIETY WOMEN DON'T USE
NAMES OF ALL THEIR HUS.-

BY United Press.
. ST. PAUL. Mimi. Jan. 26.-So- 4
ciety folk of the Northwest are
wearing their names shorter. En-
gravers, printers. hotel men, club
room managers and society re-
porters today agreed to this. Reg
inald Woodruff Worthington" is
. now signing il just "R. w. Worth
ington." "Mrs. Roger Marmaduke
Handrome Washington" is no
longer using the name of all the
. husbands she may have annexed
Evening journal., 1916-01-26

The Association o.
American Advcrtis
ers is composed OF
an the great ndvcr.
Users Of this coun
try. The Associa-
tion endorses only
such papers as sub
init 20 its examina.
tion az any moment
and positive proof
must be fuhmiitcd
The accompanying
certificate. No. 4151.
has been issued te
this paper.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-02-03
KIRK

The month-old infant of Mr.. Lopez
and wife died Of pneumonia and was
buried Sunday in the Ragland ceme-
terry.
Robert Warren who has been away
for the last four months, returned
last week. He says he can't stay
away from New Mexico, and don't in
tend to try any more. Suspect there
is something more attractive to him
than just New Mexico.
Geo. Rush and Miss Ona Bailey
were married last week. They moved
ut once into their new residence.
Who says the plains is not a fine
hog country? +. E. Darby killed two
hogs weighing 500 each, also J. T
Stalcup killed one which weighed as
much.
The granddaughter of Mr.. Kirk
who was reported sick last week, Is
still very low with typhoid malariaI
fever, having only recently come tc
the plains from the malarial district
Of East Texas.
J. C. Browns brother and family
have been stopping here for some time
out he and J. c. are going west Il
look for locations.
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Serial No. 01570l

Serial No. 01b701
Contest No. $3.50
NOTICE OF CONTEST
Department of the interior, United
States Land Office, T~ucumcari, New
Mexico, January 9Th, 1916.
To Elisha +. Ketchum Of Endee, New
Mexico, Contestee:
You are hereby notified that George
Il. Mills, who gives Allen, New Mex
leo, as his p~ost-ofice address, did on
December 9th, 1915, file in this Office
his duly corroborated application to
contest and secure the cancellation of
your Homestead Entry No., Serial
no. 0l570l, made November 90, 1917,
for Southeast Quarter Section %,
Township o NJ, Range SO E., N. NJ.
p. Meridian, and as grounds for his
contest he alleges that said entryman
has abandoned said entry for more
than six months last past and next
prior hereto, which abandonment still
exists and the defaults have not been
cured at this date; entrymsn has
changed his residence TO a foreign
state:
You are, therefore, further notified
that the said allegations will be taken
as confessed, and your said entry will
he Cancelled without further right to be
heard, either before this Office or on
appeal, if you fail to file in this Office
within twenty days after the Fourth
publication Of this notice, as shown
below. your answer, under oath,
specifically responding to these allie
cations of contest, together with due
proof that you have served a copy Of
your answer on the said contestant
either in person or by registered mail.
You should state in your answer the
name of the post office to which you
desire future notices to be sent TO you.
Felipe Sanchez y Baca, Receiver,
list pub. Jan. -, 1916
End pub. Jan. 20, 1916
Bird pub. Jan. 81, 1916
4th pub. Feb. 3, 1916
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McALISTER

The recent nov and rain for a
week makes everybody feel glad that
they are living in New Mexico. The
rain is valuable to the wheat growers.
II insures another bumper crop Of
wheat. The farmers were forced to
take their stock out OF the fields on
account Of the mud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas were Tucum-
carl visitors last week.
Miss Fannie Burk and Miss May
Sprinkle attended the Browning lit
erary at Browning.
January Goth was the assessor day
Mt McAlister. The way the streets
were lined with autos and wagons
made McAlister look like a circus day
in Tucumcari.
II. II. Steinhagen Is making another
attempt to drill for water. They say he
had the water witch to show him
where to drill. It's faith that helps.
Hope he will be successful and get
plenty Of water.
Steve Brown, who had been visiting
his sister, Mrs. DIR. Cooper, in Tucum-
carl for several weeks, returned home
last week.
II. Gay sold his fine quarter of land
recently to Will Vance and his team
Of mules and wagon to I. Crawford.
Mr.. Gay will leave New Mexico on ac-
count Of his health, we are sorry OF
losing him from u community.
The Literary at Browning decided
to meet every four weeks. Officers
were elected last Friday. The home
talent gave a drama last night which
would be a credit to any community.
ID. Freeman returned from Kansas
! City u few days ago. He reports con-
siderable damage d ne by the recent
floods in Kansas, Missouri and Okla.
homa, and says New Mexico is the
best Of all states to live IN.
b. Runyon made atrip 10 Melrose
last week.
+. l.. Klingsporn and wife tran
sacted business in the city Of Tucum-
carl Monday. Mrs. Klingsporn visited
with her sister, Mrs. Ed McConachie
"A few days. Mr.. McConachie Is build
ing a fine new residence In FL Paso
and as soon as it is completed will
move his family to that city.
Prof. Scarborough says he will run
for a county Office this fall. Mr.. Scar
borough has made hundreds Of friends
MS "A successful school teacher and we
feel that he will qualify for any office.
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Bedford, Ind, writes: can attack of
lagrippe left me with a severe cough.
| tried everything. ] lost in weight
and got so thin ! looked as if ! would
Y get well. tried Foley's Honey
and Tar and two bottles cured me. I
am now well and back to my normal
weight" Foley's Honey and Tar gets
right at the trouble. II is a safe,
reliable remedy.-Sands- Dorsey Drug
Company.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Wait for our Aluminium Ware Sale
at G~oldenberg's.
James ]. Hall was an FL Paso Wis
itor last week.
NJ. Foersheim Of Roy, vas in our
city this week.
Attorney Harry II. McElroy was in
Santa Fe on business last week.
Otto Beasley was up from Montoya
this week on business.
FOR SALE-White Leghorn cock
erels. See II. d. Thomas. II
WANTED-To rent a piano. Box
$50 or phone Mrs. j. c. Elkins. it,
j. +. johnson, Of Logan, was a Tu-
cumcari visitor this week.
d. K. Eschlnsan, Of Nara Visa, was
u Tucumcari visitor this week.
Gilbert Bonem is here this week
from Ell Paso to visit home folks.
WANTED-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. See News.
l.. u. Morris and wife are here this
week visiting relatives and friends.
Lyons Best Flour fully guaranteed
Mt Wofford & Edwards
WANTED--A good girl for general
homework. Wages $500 per week,
Address Box l24, Logan, N. M. 2t'
Mandolin attachments for Piano.
II j. II. Edwards, Tuner, Phone 81
Mrs. Ada Delk arrived last week
from California and will visit with
her many friends.
Mrs. J. w. Dodson, Of Dalhart, ar
rived this week for n short visit with
relatives and friends.
The Necessity Store Is being equip
ped with new shelving and otherwise
being improved. Mr.. Erskine says HI
will add TO his stock continually unit
he will be able to supply the publ,
needs Of anything sold less than Zoe.
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NOW FEELS ENTIRELY WELL

Those who have headache, rheuma-
tism, stiff and swollen joints or other
SYMPTOMS of kidney trouble will be
interested in a statement from A. III.
Francis, Zenith, Kos., who writes: 81
had a severe pain in my back and
could hardly move. | tried several
remedies with no results. took
about two thirds of a soc box OF
Foley Kidney Pills and now feel en-
tirely we'll" Middle aged and older
men and women whose kidneys are
weakened find these safe pills give
relief from sleep-disturbing bladder
ailments.-Sands- Dorsey Drug Co.
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When renewing your subscription
to The News don't forget to remind
us Of the big magazine offer.
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J. b. Taylor suffered a v at
.ack of asthma and has been serious
~ sick at the Glenrock. His many
'riends hope he will soon 90 and
be able to be about his duties again.
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AFTER LAGRIPPE-WHAT7
Coughs that "hang on" after Ia
exhaust the strength and lower
he vital resistance. F. G.. Prevo,
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PHYSICIANS HOSPITAL (Private)
Herring Building, Tueumcari, N. NJ.
All surgical and medical cases received
except contagious diseases. Compe-
tent nurses in attendance day q night.
DIR. b. r. Herring, Res. Phone $50
DR.. A.. ID. Catterson, Res. Phone 90
Hospital Phone 100
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Rev. Grimm and wife were here last
week visiting Mrs. Crimm's parents
Jno. +. Whitmore and wife.
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w. G. Simpson, c. p. Johnson and
J. ID. Rogers, were up from Montoya
this week to attend the funerals Of
Charles and George Kohn which were
held in Tucumcari on Thursday after
noon.
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at Goldenbcrg's.
w. G. Simpson, &. i. Johnson and
j. ID. Rogers, were up from Montoya
this week to attend the funerals of
Charles and George Kohn which were
held in Tucumcari on Thursday after
moor
DR.. II. S. Orchard and wife of Full
ton, N. Y, arrived in Tucumcari this
week and will remain here for the
benefit of Mr.. Orchards health. He
is n dentist and will perhaps locate
permanently in this state.
G.. +. Hunter has returned home
from Guymon where he had been on
business and visiting old friends. He
said that town was about 1000 feet
lower than Tucumcari, but it was SO
much colder up there that he was glad
to return to Tucumcari.
f.. Klinksporn and wife came in this
week from McAlister to visit relatives
and friends n few days and buy pro-
visions. Mr.. Klinksporn made this
office a friendly call and told the ed
tor that his ne~ighborhood was in ex-
cellent condition and the farmers ex-
pecting another fine crop year.
All eleventh hour people pay a good
premium on every suit bought. Or
der your spring suit NOW and save
from three to five dollars. Delivery
made when desired. Jones, the tailor
Various reports concerning the ep-
idemic here are going around until
some of the distant points are think
ing Of ~quarantining against Tucum-
carl. Well, in about a week we vii.
he free people once more and then
what will they do? Gossips do not
all wear dresses, as some would have
US believe.
Rodgers and Hunter report the sale
of Il fine Holstein COW to j. w. Parks.
The COW brought the top price of the
season which was Sl75.00 and was
owned by Geo. Rice of Hudson. This
shows what a good COW will bring on
the Tucumcari market when the buy
crs have time to mcguire into the real
value OF the COW.
800 acres Of good land nea town,
Must sell at once. Price $1,000.
400 acres 21a miles of Tucumcari
rood Improvements, plenty of water
Price So per acre.
List your property with me. ! sci
it. JAMES j. HALL,
II Real Estate and Abstracts
Mrs. Yetta Kohn, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Calisch and son Stanley, Howard
| Kohn, DIR. and Mrs. Jackson, were II
our city most of this week on account
| Of the deaths of Charles and Georg'
Kohn, the funeral being held here oil
this Thursday afternoon mt 2 o'clocl
after which the remains were laid t
rest in the local cemetery.
|. McLaren and wife we're here yes
terday from the Quay neighborhood
visiting friends and trading with on
merchants. Mr.. McLaren has recent,
sold his town property in Arkansa
mt fifty cents on the dollar and inves'
ed the money in cattle. lie is n NeN
Mexico booster and will stay and hel
the rest Of US make others see tina
this country can produce and make
good living for any man who is nc
afraid of n little work.
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Just arrived, a car of Lyons Best
Flour at Wofford g. Edwards.
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HARRY II. McELROY
Lawyer
General Practice Tucumcari, N. NJ.
OEEICE

OFFICE
West side End St., half Blk SO. Of p. o.
Notary and Public Stenographer
in Office
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Wait for our Aluminium Ware Sale
nj Goldenberg's.
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DR.. II. S. Orchard and wife of Full
ton, N. Y, arrived in Tucumcari this
week and will remain here for the
benefit of Mr.. Orchards health. He
is n dentist and will perhaps locate
permanently in this state.
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4t-pd.

w. N. Williams, who lives near
Kirk, N. NJ, drove in yesterday in his
Ford. While in town he called at this
Office and subscribed for the News.
Mr.. Williams has one Of the finest
farm homes on the plains and the
country would be much better of II
every farmer could fix up his place
by setting out trees, not only shade
trees, but fruit trees as well and ber-
ries, shrubbery, etc such as Mr.. Will
liams and his family have done.
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Wait for our Aluminium Ware Sale
at Goldenbcrg's.
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For SALE OR TRADE

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, NJ M
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julius J. Loeb, Of Lon, KY, came
in last night to attend the funerals of
his cousins. Charles and George Kohn.
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G. +. Hunter has returned home
from Guymon where he had been on
business and visiting old friends. He
said that town was about 1000 feet
lower than Tucumcari, but it was so
much colder up there that he was glad
to return to Tucumcari.
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FOR SALE-ll mares, ranging in
ages from 8 to 6 years, with foal to
jack; one span, mare weight 1000,
horse 1880; mare in foal to jack; four
head spring mules; 10 yearlings COM
ing two. | will sell these animals
separately or together, on time, pur-
chaser giving note with approved Sc
curity, ADAM LONG,
3w Tucumcari, N. M,
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Joe Holbrook and wife were here
from Cuervo this week to attend the
funeral Of their friends, Geo. and Chas
Kohn.
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Gus. Wynn, who went to FL Paso
to have an operation performed, has
returned and Is said to be getting
along fine.