The Tucumcari News and Tucumcari Times du lieu suivant : Tucumcari, New Mexico • Page 5

THE TUCUMCARI NEWt" EVERY DOLLAR You Save is a Message to Success Announcing Your Coming The future will make demand upon you requirements now unknown. This country Ih unusually prosperous this year, hut careful people will not forget the years when the returns for their work have not been ho abundant. Properly placed, money will work every day in the month and twelve months a year. A checking account for your current expenses and interest-hearing certificates of deposit for your surplus funds will keep your money working for you. The First National Bank Capital, and Surplus $115,000.00 The Bank that Takes Care of Your Interests OLDEST LARGEST STRONGEST A number of ladies left Monday to attend state meeting of Federated Clubs at Itnton this week.

V. C. Hawkins was here this week from Ulcnrio. He reports the oil business going good over there. Allen Dealy will have a special demonstration for the Hound Oak Kauge soon.

Read their ad. in this issue. M. O. Scobee, Supt.

of telegraph for the K. I S. with headquarters at Kl Paso, was here this week on business, lie is greatly interested in the oil development along the road. Editor Walker of the Dnlhnrt Texan, was here this week on business. He owns several acres, or leases on same, He has been offered 25 per acre for (one tract, but just like all editors he wants all he can get and is holding for the raise.

A contract wnn made this week for the old opera, house by parties who expect to make it Into a rooming house. If oil Is struck here as now expected this will be a paying proposition. Messrs. Yeakley and Tut ley were here this week with truck load of peaches from the Veakley farm. Mr.

Veakley said he had -100 bushels on his orchard near McAlister. He had no trouble disposing of his load Tuesday. Stanley Lawson, at one time a merchant in this city, hut who is now located In the Texas oil fields, was here last week visiting his many friends and incidentally investing In a few leases. J. O.

Whlttington, vice-president of the Tucumcari Oil (ias with headquarters in Amarillo, Is here this week making his headquarters at the McCiee well in which he is greatly interested financially and otherwise. There Is no telling what you can raise on one of these dry farms. The past week has witnessed the raising of lease prices from up to $25.00 per acre, and the chances are the price will continue to grow mnny times the present prices. The citizens of Cuervo, or a large number of them, spent Sunday at the Jim Ferguson farm gathering the feed crop for Mrs. Ferguson.

They took their dinners and enjoyed the day while doing a splendid service for one who is deserving. It now appears that Tucumcari will fast outgrow the present depot and rnilroad facilities. The boom Is now on so there is nothing to do but make the best of the present situation. The railroads will wake-up some of these days anil perhaps build a new depot. For Sale.

Del. aval separator in good condition. Call at News Office. The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid held their regular meeting October it, at the home of Mrs. Kschwig A large number were present and enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon.

The ladies arc planning a big dinner and bazaar in December and would appreciate the patronage of all. IX C. Green, of Logan, was in Tucumcari this week on business. He had 100 acres listed with a local exchange and expected to take it off the market but it had been sold for $5.00 an acre and the parties were awaiting the certificate of title, so it was up to him to close the deal. The Harris Cafe is a new eating place in Tucumcari.

The new proprietors come highly recommended and expect to keep a first-class place. It wilt be located on the north side of Main between First and Second It is expected to be ready for business by next Monday morning. POSITION WANTED lly uxperi-enced stenographer. Reference given. Apply News office.

3t A number were proving up on their land this week before the local Lund office. They are getting ready for the oil flurry. Those who can should go and do likewise. Get your land so you can lease it or sell it. It will pay you to prove up now, Come in and let the News make out your papers.

If you don't believe the report this week in regard to the McGee well you can hear anything you would like. Tho street reports run up to 500-burrel oil well, and some say there is threa million cubic feet of gas, but the drill is working and those operating same don't mind a little gas like that. Perhaps they are wearing gas helmets. Nicely Furnished Frcnt IJedroom, close to High School In new udobo residence for rent. Gentleman preferred.

Call at this office. The Haas Mup have two men working on township maps, scale three inches to one mile, which shows the land and lease owners up to date. These maps will he eighteen inches square and put up in loose-leaf book form and can be had either single or In quantities at otic dollar per township. Haas Wright are hooking orders for these maps now and will commence delivering in about ten days, J. II.

Shepherd of Clovls will preach nt the Christian church next Sunday, October 19. The singers arc urged to be present at choir Friday evening at 8 o'clock ut the church. Miss Irmu Dietxman, who has been visiting her friend, Miss Nellie Ilonds at Quay, returned home Monday. She reports a very good time owing to the hospitality of the Quay people. On account of shortage' of help the Vorenborg Hotel was forced to close Its dining room.

The guests of the hotel are dining at the restaurants and at private boarding houses. It is said Mr. Vorcnberg expects to put in temporary partitions and use the during room for sleeping compartments. Every hotel in town is doing a rushing business. It Is reported here thnt the Southwestern Tularosa Hnsin Oil Refining Co.

of El Paso, should spud In within a few days on a location eight miles northwest of Tularosa, and expect to go C000 feet if necessary. This company owns 5000 acres in that district. Five or six other companies are gel-ing ready to drill. These companies expect to bring in real oil wells that will pay their stockholders big dividends. OIL EXCHANGE MANAGER VISITS CAPITAL CITY A.

W. Haight, manager of the Canadian Valley Exchange at Tucumcari, was in the city today accompanied by A. L. Zinn former deputy clerk of the Federnl coourt here. Mr.

Haight considers the oil development of eastern New Mexico very satisfactory r.o far. The McCiee well is setting casing at 12,000 feet. The Endcc rig is nearly completed and will spud in during the next two weeks. Numerous oil scouts representing big eastern ami central states oil companies are on the ground all the time watching developments and picking up land. Mr.

Haight's exchange deals in leases in New Mexico and adjoining states but does not list stocks. Santa Fe Record. THE HAI'TIST CHURCH I hope every member of the church will say next Sunday morning, "If every member of the church was just like me, what kind of a church would my church be." If all stay at home today, how can the preacher Sunday School will meet at 9:46. Let everyone be in their places. Preaching nt 11:00 a.

m. and 8:00 p. H. Y. P.

U. at 7:00 p. m. G. E.

ELLIS, Pastor. DON'T MISS THIS. The Army Recruiting Station has some war trophies on exhibition in the Atkinson store opposite the new Post Office. The citizens of Tucumcari ami surrounding places are invited to look at these things which won fame for our nation in breaking up the Hindenberg line a thing declared impossible by the Hritish and French. Youngsters between the ages of IS and 45 years are given the opportunity to operate and make these different things in the U.

S. Army. Fot further information apply at tho ARMY RECRUITING STATION', Tucumcari, N. Mux. PRESHYTERIAN CHURCH The Sabbath School will meet at tho usual hour 9:45.

This is a profitable hour in which to study the Hihlc, come one anil all, both old and young. 11:00. The Rev. Cnldwell's subject will be "Self-preservation, or Safety-first." 8:00 The subject will be. "A Few of the Gootl Words Spoken in Favor of the Flower Garden of the Hible, be-cause of the Beneficial Results Ac-ciulng from a Stroll through the Same." You arc cordially invited to all the i.ervlces.

FORREST The past few days has been very cloudy anil rainy and today, Monday, the sun is shining very beautifully. So in view of the fact after all the cloudy weather we have had this little motto Is fresh in our mind. "Thru the clouds of today shines the brightness of tomorrow." Mr. O. II.

Miller purchased tin Henry last week. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Caton are the proud parents of a fine baby girl. Rev.

Rogers filled his appointment at Freeo View Saturday night and Sunday. The following young people surprised Miss Clara Hostick Saturduy night: Misses My1' Reubie Reevers, Una and McCutchen, Golden Miller, Jewell Huttrum, Clella and Alta Hudson, Messers. Oliver t'armichel, John Greathouse, Sidney Miller, Clint and Clyde Ellison, Silas Miller, Earl Miller, Mac Johnson, Finis IJeevers and Van McCutchen. All reported thuy were treated royally. PLAIN HAPPENINGS Plain folks are enjoying nice little shower of rain.

Mr. Ray Dawson had very bad accident the other day the horse threw him in the fence and cut his arm very badly. Mr. antl Mrs. Johnnie Caton are the proud parents of a big baby girl.

Miss Vester McDonuld is very ill at present. L. I. Shelby has purchased a John Deer row binder. Mr.

W. G. Harmon and son have purchased a new Ford truck and the son, Geo. W. Harmon, has gone to Tucumcari after it.

The farmers are very busy at present hauling wheat to Tucumcari. Mr. Harmon went to Tucumcari Thursday to send Mrs. Harmon money to come home on. It is thought she will be home in two weeks.

Miss Hazel Voyles thinks she is some bronc rider but the Plain folks don't think so after she couldn't sit on Will Hanmons old blind horse. Mrs. Irene Gragson has returned home from a visit Texas. Jesse and Wilmer Harmon got a big buggy loatl of water melons at Mit Rushes. Messrs.

W. G. Harmon, B. Me Donald, R. C.

Snelson, J. W. Wells, Laren Llndsey, L. F. Walker, A.

W. Yates, Mr. Murdick and Buck Dun huve bought a thresher. Dr. Lancaster has a new McCor-mick binder.

Mr. Willis Sparks got married while he was in Okluhomu. He married un old friend of Miss Pearl GARDEN AND FLOWER SEED. "The Department of Agriculture has allotetl to me for New Mexico large number of vegetable and smaller number of flower seeds which I will be pleased to send to those who request me that they desire same. Will you please give publicity to this effect.

Thanking you for the courtesy, I um Yours very truly, A. A. JONES, U. S. Senutor, Washington, D.

C. LIVE STOCK COMMISSION FIRMS LIVE STOCK shipped to us will receive the best service. Our twenty years' experience on this market will save you money. Ask us to send you our regular weekly market bulletin, free. Ryan-Robinson Commission 338 Live Stock Exc, Kansas City, Mo.

J. M. STARK COUNTY SURVEYOR of Quay County, New Mexico LAND SURVEYING and CIVIL ENGINEERING WORK SOLICITED. TUCUMCARI, N. M.

l5 A. -Was Smart New Footwear For Ladies THERE IS A MODEL HERE TO FIT EVERY FOOT, A STYLE FOR REAL SPORT WEAR. FOR AFTERNOON WEAR. FOR HIKING OR DANCING YOUR FOOTWEAR NEEDS ARE OUR CONSTANT STUDY. THE RESULTS ARE SEEN IN OUR SHOW-ING OF THE SEASON'S BEST STYLES 0 2 The M.

B. Goldenberg Company 82 rX rX rT XV an MPs rV iW i9 IPs xV I LEATHER Has Taken a 25 per cent Drop And Threatens to Decline Further. At the rate the Hide Market is dropping there is no telling how low Hides will go. TO HOLD YOUR HIDES, MEANS TO LOSE MONEY. It's to your advantage to see us before you tell.

We Buy All Grades of Junk Also Tucumcari Fur, Hide and Metal Co, Opposite Depot Phone 190 IPOOOOO)OOOCBOOCBOOOCMBOOOOOOQS HAW and MONET are safeguards of huccckh, anil a hv-IngH account will atld to your Mock of hotli. Character Ih developed hy good liulnts of which Having Irf 0111' of the best. Money Ih acquired hy savlne, and a -I per cent intcrcHt account at The American National you will find a wonderful help toward Hr.vlng antl sue-cchh. To Have is to have and those who have the most learned the art of Having when they were young. The American National Bank Tucumcari, New Mexico "Under U.

S. Government Supervision" LOCAL AND PERSONAL WANTED Stenographer, American Nationul Hank. at I). W. Knrn, who has been visiting 1 datives in the east, has returned to hit work on the K.

I'. S. W. Howard C. Kohn was here this week from Montoyu on business.

Mils', is spending a few days with 1.:.. M' 1 1 Me is Inlying some Christmas goods. A. H. Moses of C-lcnrio, was in Tucumcari this week on business.

Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Ilassett Collins, Friday, October lit, a son. J. I).

Love was here this week from Kndee enjoying the oil excitement. Mrs. Thos. Lnpham of Colorado, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Al. Guudiu. Mr. und Mrs. C.

V. Hurgess have been spending a short time with relatives in Dallas, Texas. Mr. anil Mrs. C.

10. (iambic desire to publicly thank the neighbors und friends who so kindly assistetl them during the sickness and death of their little boy. The hotels are full to overflowing witli oil investors, tourists and people here attending court. Looks like Tucumcari could easily support another first-class S. .1.

T. Pepper, of Cuervo, was in Tucumcari last week on business. He acting as agent for the I'eco He-lincry stock in that county, antl says he is making good. Your Attention is Called to the fact that wo have the very best assortment of CRKKN FRUITS and VK(J KTA11LKS in the City of Tucumcari IF TIIKHU IS ANY DOUHT IN YOUK MINI) IN RF.t.'ARI) TO THIS JUST THY US "Save That Difference" TELEPHONE 67 Goodman's Cash Carry Store MAX H. KARLSRUHER, Manager.