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BstM4 M tMMl-Ot.VM Mftll Matter
at Um rottoSc at TucuKicari, Nw
teste, ua4tr Act tt March S, lITt.
IMUSD EYBJtT SATURDAY
8. M. WHARTOX, Bdltor.
T. I WSXCK, BulnM Manager.
Tli a Northwest Is blir.znrd bound thin
week and illll Quny County Ii dishing
"up about the licit vr outlier tit tlio bureau
day after ilny.
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A Vote against tlio constitution U a
vute against statehood. Hvory pro
statehood cltlr.cn of tli territory U for
tlie adoption of tlio constitution.
A vote ngniiist tlio rnniitittitlon Is a
voir against every school boy and girl
in' New -Mexico, because or the ample
provision inado iu that document for the
inntntennuco of the public schools.
ilyron llarton, tlio second hnud fur
n ft nre dealer on Knst Mnln, hm becti no
busy thli week that it took a New re
porter two duyn to run lilui tjown ftr an
Interview on the constitution and state
hood. It Is in this issue, however, ami
his (xirorntloii is worth your while to
look It up.
It is said by aoino of the opposition to
statehood that salaries nf state officers
lire too high, but when it Is shown thnt
tlie average under the eoustlttitiou for
the imc set of oltlcers iu Arizona is
S,tl.0 higher than under our cunstltu
tlon, it will hnvo leas weight tlntii ex
pected, .
The ghost walked for tlio railroads
Inst Wednesday and tlio mnn with the
bill hits had pickings for the last two
iliiy. These rnllrnnd pay days are not
hurting us any this winter, since the
nests Is a little shy on inllo nnd kulHr.
The dollars thu roads start rolling down
tlie channels of trade In this city tiro
u good pn"le,, aunt Martha. J
I'nder thi i-nt-stittitiou county ollieers '
will be elet-ted for n term of four your
and e it n not mec I themselves, except
probate elerk and probate judges, until
expiration of n period of four year"
after going out of olllce. Then the fee
system is abandoned for stipulated nl
artes which nre to be fixed by the legis
lature of the stnte. Nobody ii going
to kick at these provision.
Statehood will give New Mexico eipial
power with every other statu in the sen
ate and a real vote in the house of rep
resentatives, instead nf representation
by delegate with no vote on any leg
islation desired by the commonwealth
of New Mexico, ns we hnvo It now under
the territorial government. Lot us get
representation, throw off tlio shackles of
a dependency nnd heroine soverigu rit
lens of our country.
Hon. II. O. Dorsum of Socorro, ay in
an interview this week that he bellcM-s
thnt !' per cent of the people of the ter
ritory tiro going to ite for statehood.
It looks like a very liberal' estimate but
Itursum N one of the clone! Ilgurer
of political results In the stute. He un
derestimated thu result of the constitu
tional convention election but It is his
plan to give the opposition more than
he believes it entitled to nhvnyi. The
News hopes he is right this time. It
would be a great boost for New Mexiro
and mean stntehuod this year.
THE FIRST NATIONAL IMI
Of Tucumcari, New Mexico
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
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Capital $50,000.00
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When your MONEY is
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rie you a whole lot to have moiifty in your house or
1 in a Mle im the ground.. Besides "looking'' tine at- 1
Z ter liSH to see if it is safe teaches people where it is
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OFFICERS
? IL B. Jones,
n. Tj'. Justice. Assistant. Oaakier.
M? I M MtetC MMW)MMMMmMMH
Today Is the last opportunity you will
hnvo fur some distance to ote for state
hood. Jt mean the betterment of con.
dltlons In New Mexico, so let us go for
the constitution.
J. 8. l'oplnn of Orton, was in the city
lovornl days this week. It bought n
lnrgo block of real estate while In the
city and we hoe that It I his Inten
tion to make Tucnmcnri his home at
some time in the future. Mr. I'opluo is
post master at Orton and one of the
lending eitirens of that section of the
country, lie is one of the most nctlvo
politicians nf the 1'lnlns country and Is
now out for statehood nnd the constitu
tion with all his vigor. He says all the
people In his community nre not for the
constitution but mot of them an.
It is true that the constitution that
we nre going to Vote on todny does not
contain all the d d foolishness that
was Inducted Into that of Oklahoma.
For instance, there Is no such clnuses as
those providing for eight foot sheets for
hotel beds, ten-inch spittoons In public
corridors, or a four-inch limit on whls
kers, but it docs provide for a reason
able fundamental law on which may be
bullded whatever legislation the majori
ty of the citizens of the state desire in
the future. It provides for the. election
of all our officers by the people lustead
of appointment from Washington. We
will have a say as to who shall serve us
us governor, JuJprs, commissions, etc,
and will rule ourselves entirely and ab
solutely, Out of the sixty thousand voters of
New Mexico It Is estimated by those
who have prepared a careful poll of
thoe against aud fur the constitution,
that at least fifty thousand of them are
tor the constitution and statehood.
Twenty years ago a constitution was
prepared and submitted to the n'opte
for adoption and it was lust by only
six votes, when most of the territory
was sheep and cattle ranches nnd rami
of the business of the couutry was con
ducted In the Spanish language. It Is
different now, wu lme doubled nnd treb
led in population and wealth and the
people who are clamoring for statehood
want It for both political and Industrial
udvnutngcs. statehood will do for us
what partisan legislatures could never
do, nnd there is no ipiestiou but that
it will be adopted by an overwhelming
majority.
The mnmmoth estate of Tolstoi in
Ku-xin i tn be turned into a denionstrn
lion farm for the benefit of Itusslan
farmer. It ha lieeu purchased by
American bankers and manufacturers
at a cost of a million nnd a half and a
permanent exh'bition of American ma
chinery will be Installed and experts
will he plaeed iu charge of the estate to
teni-li the Itussians modern methods of
i-grlcnlture aud the ne of up-to-date
murhiucry. This ii rertuinly n striking
example thnt the good deeds of the mini
live ufter him. If this results iu the
education nf the farmers of llusilu to
double the yield of their land Tolstoi
will not have lived in vain, even though
his grent liiorul teachings liould fail
tn revolutionize the llussinn govern
ment. I tut the facts are that this is
all the outcome nf his moral philosophy
as he imparted it tn the young men of
liN country.
CHIEr JUSTICE POPE
TALKS FOB CONSTITUTION
The constitution insures in a ren
xiniible degree of the blessings of self
government.
"I ri tit especially impressed with the
lifeguards put about legislation nnd of
the superiority which this stnte will
give us over present conditions.
BURNED up rezreU won't
President.
mLM esV.i-'T'jsC n ' M- akakaw
"It Is difficult to conceive nf more
complete safeguard against oppressive
legislation.
"I do not believe thnt eight trial
Judges arc too many. I rati hardly
view as serious the claim that the Ju
dical salaries arc excessive. It is Im
possible to more than pay expenses up
on the present judicial Income.
"I cannnt but believe llloglcnl nnd ill
advised the position of those who think
the constitution should be rejected be
cause sonic good things biic been omit
ted. 'It drops the substance In seeking
the shadow.
"I cannot believe that the Antl-Sa-loon
league should by nldlng to defeat
the constitution, place partial burden
for such n result. Wo should not refuse '
to erect the house because we cannot i
hnve all the rooms lu It we should like
to have." I
.lodge I 'ope is a strong prohibition ad
vocate. He Is learned In the law, knows
this constitution nnd knows New Mexl-1
co conditions,
LIMITS TAXATION
The tux rate Is limited under the con
stitution. There in no limit under the
territorial form of government. The
various sources of indirect taxation un
der the constitution with the lands giv
en us by congress, will run the machin
ery or the stnte after a few yenrs with
out nuy direct taxation at all. for the
first two years after the constitution
goes into effect, the total annual tax
levy for all state purposes, exclusive of
state debt, shall not exceed 12 mills; and
thereafter it shall nut exceed 10 mills.
Kor the sake of nigiimiiut suppose the
Institution of u state government should
cost us u levy of M rents on the one hun
dred dollars, iu view of the fuel Hint
there is going to lie so many more sonic
es nf revenue from which to derive
taxation, thu rate must s i lu
red need tu a minimum much lower than
under the present territorial system.
There are no exemption under the con
stitution except ns provided iu sections
7 and 11 of article VIII, under tlie cap
tion of Taxation and Itevrnue. Sec
tion 7, rends:
Sec. 7. The property of the I'nited
States, the stnte and nil counties, cities,
and school districts, and other municipal
corporations, public libraries, communi
ty ditches and till laterals thereof, all
church projK'rty. nil property used fur
educational or charitable pur-c, all
cemeteries not used or held for private
or corporate profit, and all bond of the
Stnte of Nc Mexico, and all of the
counties, municipalities and districts
thereof shall be exempt from taxation.
Section 11, rends:
Sec. 11. The legislature may exempt
from tnxutioii property of each dead of
a family to the aniount of two hundred
dollar.
Now there don't seem to be anything
bad the matter with these exemptions.
In fact, if you will turn tu the article
on taxation nnd revenue ami read the
whole of it; you won't lliid anything
wrong iu It; It i the result of much
labor on the part of one hundred of Ncw
Mexii-o' picked men, Thev sought to
do the best they could for the new stnte,
and they had the constitution of most
of the states of the I'nlon to aid them In
framing a fundamental law on these
subjects that would fall as eipiitably on
the taxpayers of the new state ns poss
ible. As the News sees It, there is no nrgti
ineiit against the constitution to be de
rived from Its taxation provisions.
SIMPLY AOAINBT IT
I am against it, is the greatest nrgu
ineiit inacle by the opposition tn state
ImkhI. "I have not rend nil of It,"
some of them say, "hut I hear it fuv
cirs the (.'nthnlie religion." Then' Is no
justiflentiun in sueh ignorance. Why
the thunder don't you go read it, and
see where you ure mistaken f. The Ian
gunge of oi stute constitution is as
plain us strong and as just ami as lllieral
as that of the National document on the
question of the freedom of religious wor
ship. Her. II of the Illll of (tights says:
Sec. ll.--Kvery muii shall be freu to
worship (lod according tu the dictates nf
his own conscience, and no person shall
rer be molested or denied any civil or
political right or privilege an account
of his religious opioion or modu of re
ligious worship. No person shall lie re
quired to attend any place of worship
or support any religious sect or denom
ination; nor shall nuy preference he
given by law to any religious denomi
nation or mode nf worship.
Now, who can conscientiously say
that he Is ngniiist its adoption on ac
count of it partially to any particular
religiun. The freedom of religious wor
ship has been one of the greatest factors
in building this Union of Btntes, nnd
we liTa the principal as a fact, our peo
ple believe In religious freedom, aud
in the freedom of speech and lu nn un-
trammeled press. No matter whether
be Is affiliating, with any church, or be-
HevM In any particular creed or dogma,
or for tliut matter he may not be ortho
dox, yet every patriotic American be
lieves In our constitutional provision,
both national and state, guaranteeing
absolute freedom of religious worship,
lie will spenk for (be principle, writo
far it and if need be, light for it. The
sincerity of the man who opposes the
constitution on the grounds of Its par
tlnllly to any religious creed, is in the
opinion of ninny students of the Consll
tltutiun, questionable; he must lime a
joker of some sort up his own sleeve,
seeking to thwart the adoption of the
document, to defeat a fundamental law
which absolutely guarantees that which
he elainii be would nave.
If It is a fart that there Is no justld
ration In this opposition, and if it Is
a further fact that the constitution
does guarantee the freedom of religious
worship, then, what la tho cause of tbli
opjMMUMit la it ignorance! In some
Inataseu, yes. It ta vlelomnesaf there
ma ht Uitaatti, Ii it opposition to
stntehnodf We bellevo it Is almost mil
tcrsnlly so. Ktnteliooil Is the Issue. We
all know that, It has I for fifty
years. There hns always been tin oppn '
sitiou, there Is opposition yet. I'liete tire
omo of tne stockmen nf the territory
not ery mnnv, bos -over, inld
rather see New .Mexico a entile una
sheep much Hum a thi -My pop tinted
louiitrv, as It will be liiidet s'aloliioil
I'lie encroachment ,(f tM. settlet l luok
ed Upon with coiisblernble disgust In
them. Then there is the mrtt-nti who
opposes the roust It lit Inn lieeause there
were n few more rt publicans tluiu other
parties in the convention. Hut the Nous;
is pleased to puy that most democrats
ami rpulillciiis do not eousidet the is
sue a political one mid are urlny the
adoption of the constitution.
EL PASO HERALD
BOOBTB BONBTITUTION
Tlie III I 'a so Herald ha made ti
strong nnd sensible cnmpalgii for the
adoption of the constitution and state
hood for New Mexico. Ilele is .1 list
of paragraphs fr the editorial page
of the Herald yesterday; i
o ,
A vole for tl institution i u vote
for srf (.(iv eminent,
o ;
The New .levlco const it lit Ion aiuplv '
safeguaids the rights of the masses.
Vote for the constitution mid olituiii
the right tu luanage your own ullinirs;
it is the only way.
Nobody but the evil intending eun
object to the restrictive piovisious m
tlie New Mexico constitution.
The S'ew Mexico constitution through
out mills at concentrating ri-poiiiliillt
iilul Ii ildiiig iillii-ers ti icily net nuiitable.
o
It's all otr with the lnte ullicer or
legislator uhn uses a pass or secret rate
under tliv new constitution of .sew Jlev
leih iim '. H .s v ,
New Me.xleoi Iitllllls the rel'eii'iululil
III u form ns etriuie n political wis.
loir and constitutional regularity eun
tolerute.
a
The new eoiistitiiltoh of New Mexico
teipiires that all school, tliall con
ducted iu the l!o;-llli laiiv'uagi'. Metier
tot.- fur it.
o
The New Mexico plan for ImIv eon
trol of corporations, i-spi-cially railroads,
is uis,' mid conservative,, but rigorous
and practical.
The long terms for judges under the
New Melro constitution are a distinct
uilvuuce oer the pructici- of this mid
most other htntes,
u
Mine workeis are piotected under
the new constitution of New Mexico, as
are also the railroad triiiiliiea mid other
oH'iatlng employes,
3
O
Tlii- fee system is abolished in New
Mexico under the new constitution u
step eery -oth;r .nt lit t might foil ins
with advantage and eredit.
I'mler the New Mexico constitution
opportunities for legislative wrong do
ing will be mighty fen. The b-gsatii-pru
isioiis an- exccediliclx strict.
No carpet bagging goes hi New Mex
ieo under staieliooil j the new conslitu
t lull requites lle years' resilience for
stale ollicets i line for legisatois.
The Nt"W Me.Vteo' eliiiVtllulloiial pro
visions relating Id pieventiou of mono
polistic tnist In 'I'strnint of trude is a
model of htc 1 1 mid good sound sense.
o
The New Mexico constitution is lair
as between employer nnd employe, cor
poration mid iinli idiial. It is modern
ami progressiw-. no admirable document.
The New li-lcn eniistutoa will en
courage ii esiineut mid deteloptiient
without in the slijjhtesi ilegiee ftmiriug
capital unlHirU us ugiilusl the masses
of the M'ople
The new constitution nf New- Mexiro
does not provide foi seating negroes
with whites in school, but many demo
cratic opponents mid uewspnpi-rs aie
still circulating this falsehood.
''It is much easier tu amend the con
stltntioii t h m n lu get un enabling act
through congress," Vote for the con
stitution un Saturday fur that is the
only way yon emi get stuteh I in the
near futiiie.
The New Mexico constitution sticks
to the regular ami lawful lie hod of im
peachment for delinquent public ollieers
nnd does not nnctlon the un-American
Socialist ii- "reenll" which Ariona
would apply eien to jmlges in the heal
of popu'ar paion.
The New Mexico constitution shows u
distinct tendency toward simplifying
tnxutioii, Improvements being exempted
iu n number of enses. It Is a step In the
right direction, The further we get
nwuy from the single tax oa land val
ues the further w. get from a rational
scientific and practical system. New
-ii i ay.
o
Tli" New Mexico constitution is easy
of nmeiiiliiieut. (letter ndopt it as it
stnnds, iilil n in statehood with all Ha
ndvnntuges, ami then revise the consti
tution ns the need arises. Now you are
nt the miircj of nrnly .'On national legis
lators, mniiy of them bitterly hostile,
and n president who Is being foreed In
to snnrtloiiliig statehood against his
will.
o
.
The railroad nnd bonds nf (Irani and
Knnta Fe counties assumed by the new
state of New Mexico will be paid out
of thc profced;donated by the national
government for the purpusu and over
special jaIary m
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR
:i.")c huil it's Vests 25c
()")c Ladies Vost.s 55c
l.UOf'onilMimtioii 95c
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Shirts or Drawers, (Joe value . . 50c
Shirts or Drawers, $.1.0(1 value . 70c
Tnion Suits, $.1.25 value 90c
Tnion Suits, $1.50 value $1.10
- CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
75e lTnion Suits 55c
I0e Vests 30c
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS
.0f and 75c Shirts 39c
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THE
VI It.
l.noii will be Iclt over for the per-
1 1 in n i school fund. Some opponents of
the i-oiisiitotloii ure Irving to mill up-
ilnl out ol I ho count ilebt iissutnpt urns,
but their grief Is needless, ns the stuti)
is much better oil with these debts than -without
them, when the great laud grant
is -oiisibiei, . . '
CONTEST NOTICE
Serial No. (I'.Hl.'IT, Contest Nu. .Hitlii '
Ib-parlnient of the Interior, tv. S. I.nml
Jlllci' at Tucumcari, N. M. (
January I, MM I. ,
A siilllclciit conti-,t nllidnvlt having
b-eli II led in this ollice by l.ila I 'lilimiii,
eoiitestiiut, agaiiisl Homestead Kiilty
No. yisJT I. serial No. UIMHI. made Nov.
2. Ill7 for Wt, NWI',, See. .tl, Twp.
II N, Katige .H II, N. M. Meridian, by
.lohii Durham, Contestee, In w hich it is
alleged under dure of September IT,
lulu, thnt said John Ibirhnm has wholly
abandone.l said tract for a x-rind of
mine thiin six months prior to Jmiiury,
HMi'i, -mil has i-hanged his lesidenee
theieftom mid has fulled to cultivate
ubl tract as required by law, said par
ties are hereby notified to appear, re-!
spoud and olfer evidence touching said I
iillegtitlon nt ill ii'clncl' m., on April
I". It'll, before the Itegi'ter nml Ite
celvei at the I'nited States hand Ollice
In Tucumeari, N. M,
Tin- .aid contestant, having, lu n
proper nlliilail, llled liecember .'II, ll'IO,
n-t forth futs which show thnt uflei '
duo diligonee, persimnl service of this
notice enn not bo made, It is hereby or
deied nnd directed that such notice lie
glen by tine and proper publlcntloii.
b'ecord addles, nf eiitryiumi Itevuello,
N. M.
i-ii-tf
It. A. Prentice, ItegMer
N. V. tlnllegos, Iteceiver
NOTICE I'OR PUBLICATION
district Court, Sixth Judicial District,
Territory of New Mexico, County of
(nuy. I'irst Nntioual Hank of Nura
Visa, N. M., plaint lir, v. Knunctt 11.
Kicks, defeiiilaiit. No. Sl.'i, The e
feiidant, Kmmctt it. Itieks, is hereby no
tilled that suit has been instituted
ugaliisi you by the ubou iiumed plain
I ill' in the ubiie styled court unit cuue
tor judgiuent against you on account of
a promissory note, .luted .Inn. 1UIU,
made to aii bank by said defendant,
lor a balance due thereon iu the sum of
?o:i.ii with lu int interest
per milium fiiiui dale, ai riling to the
lace of said note, mid mi additional sum
of ten per cent of the amount thereof
us attorney's fees, nod for judgment of
foreclosure of a certain deed of trust
to sei uie said mil, on the following ii
seribcil real estate, lying and being iu
'Jiwy County, Territory of N, M to wit:
ski Sec, I'd. Twp. Ill N. Ilmige :i:t K,
N. M. I'. M. and the SKi,, S,.e. u, Twp.
! n. it. :i;. i:, n. m. h. m. Ami miu
aie iiolllled Hint unless you enter your
appearance in this cause on or before
the lilli day of March, A. II., lull,
judgiuent pro confes.o will be rendered
ngniiist you and the relief prayed for
by plaintiff granted ami decreed. I'laln
lllf's attorneys nre llollomaii & -x I . I : I
roy, I'ostollice, Tucumrnri, N. M.
Chas. I'. Downs, Clerk.
I '.'l-lt Herb. II. Wright, Dep.
CONTEST itOTIOE
Herlal No. (MM!!, Contest No, .T.M7
Department of thu liiterior, U. H, I .a ml
Olllro nt Tiiciiincurl, N. M.
December 'Jl, IUI0
A sullleleiil contest it 1)1 il a it having
beeli filed ill this ollice by I. 'd ward Mac
kechnie, contestant, against Homestead
Knlry No. HIS'.'.'i, Kurlul No. OIl.'i.T.', made
Dee. lil, HUH), fur NK'i nf See. II, Twp.
8 N, of Knngo III K, N. M. i'riuclpal
Meridian, by Lewis Merwiu, Contestee,
iu which it is alleged under duje nf
January III, IUIU, that said entry man
had, at no time, established and main
tained his actual houalhlu rcsidenco up
on said land; hud wholly failed to cul
tivate uud luipr-jvu thu same, und thnt
such defaults had nut been cured ut
snld date. Now, therefore, said parlies
ure hereby notified to appear, respond
und offer evidence touching said alle
gation nt 10 o 'cluck a, in. on February
L'l, 1011, before the itcglslcr and Ite
ceiver at the United Status Lund Of
fice in Tutuincnrl, N. M.
The said contestant having, In a prop
er affidavit, filed December SI, 1010, act
LADIES COATS AND
rmldenbero Co. I
forth fuels which show that after lue
liligenee peisonal s.-rvin' of this ii.i
lice can not be made, it is hereby or
ileied mid diiecled Hint such notice be
gnen by due and proper publication,
II id nddiess of Ciittyimiii Homier
springs, Kansas.
.1 , A. Prentice, llegisii-r.
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