The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-05-25

prove TO two others that women o1
New Mexico should not be allowed the
right to vote.
Manager Hurley of the New has
had considerable competition all this
week, but the excellent show he puts
on has given him a reputation that
will not allow any show to take away
much Of his business.
Fred Whitfield is clerking in the II.
Bonem store in place cf j. A. Abeyta,
who is taking n months vacation in
order to do a little campaign work
for himself in his race for the nomi-
ton for probate judge.
Fred Walther, county commissioner
from the End district, was here from
Puerto this week talking politics and
visiting friends. He is making the
race again for the same Office and is
proud of his past record.
A number of the citizens observed
the mayors order to clean up the rub
bish around their yards Wednesday
evening. This was n splendid idea and
cleanliness should be practiced more
at home than it seems to be.
Married, Mr.. c. c. Burns Of House,
and Miss Lula Burns of fabian, N. NJ,
in Tucumcari, at the Clear View resi-
dence, Rev. p. b. Henderlite, pastor
of the Presbyterian church, officiating.
The News extends congratulations.
The dance given last Friday night
was we'll attended and the Yoemen
are well-pleased with the financial re-
ceipts. The music was excellent and
those who attended are loud in their
praise of the evenings entertainment.
FOR SALE-A good player piano
on which about $3.50 has been paid.
Will sell for $3.50 less than original
price. Piano may be seer at Jas. L.
Woffords home, or write w. II. Shrack
& Sons, Pratt, Kansas. ltp
John Bourne and Wyatt Nations,
who are both candidates for the nom
ination for commissioner from the End
district, were here this week meeting
their old friends and making new ones.
Mr.. Nations lives at Ina and Mr..
Bourne at Hassell.
l.. Blitz returned home this week
from the east where he went to buy
goods for his jewelry store. lie will
| H. al. r L., Ln.a.As.. mood
week. He says he really found a few
bargains left and lost no time in buy
ing them for his trade.
A large crowd of Democrats left
the first of the week to attend the
state convention at Albuquerque, May
25th. Thursday, to select delegates
to the national convention ut ST. Louis
Quay county was allowed nine dele
gates but eighteen were chosen and
each one allowed a half vote each.
Cooper Bros. show drew a good
sized crowd to town Monday. There
was no parade and the show was not
as we'll patronized as it would have
been had they done as they advertised.
There was a fair attendance at both
performances and some Of the acts
were first-class but enthusiasm was
not very great.
Royal Neighbors of America will
meet in special session May 81, at
Moose hall at 1880 p. M, for class in-
it~iation. Mrs. Myra EnriRht, supreme
oracle, and Mrs. Emma Shivel, state
supervising deputy of New Mexico and
Arizona, will be present TO assist in
the work. All visiting members are
cordially invited.
Friday Of this week is when the
voters Of Tucumcari decide the $4,000
bond question. There is some oppo-
sition to the amount being so large
but there is no opposition TO building
more rooms for the school children
as it is known TO most everyone that
the rooms were crowded last winter
Don't fail TO vote your sentiments.