The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume], October 30, 1919, Image 4

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THE TUCUMCARI NEWS
SPENT OVER HALF
HER TIME IN RED
The Tucutncari News
Published Every Thursday
1KA E. FUllll, Editor nnd Publisher
Kntcrcd as socord-clns8 matter at
the post office in Tucutncari, N. M., un
dec act of Congrcas, March 1, 1879.
1
LOS ANGELES WOMAN IN POOR
HEALTn MANY YEAItH
18 RESTORED BY
TAN LAC
Thursday, October 'J.I, PJ19.
hit h mi . mam
STRIKING OIL
No one need become excited over
any reported strike of rcnl oil in New
Mexico at this stuge of the game
The new that oil hnd been struck in
the McOee well near Tucutncari lnit
week spread like wild lire over the
state. When the real fncts came out
it was found that some gas and a lit
tie oil had developed. This was cased
oft nnd drilling proceeded. The for
mation is promising and some day
the MctSce well is likely to reach oil,
but it will be necessary to drill deeper
to find it. Anyway it is located in a
section that real geologists consider
vory good.
Now and then comes a report that
a company hns struck granite and at
once the wise ones settle that n large
section of the state is thereby proved
to be out of the oil belt. The locu
tion of the well may be in the wrong
place. Somebody guessed wrong when
selecting the location. It is just an
example to show that the geologist
can determine where a promising
structure lies, but it takes the drill
to settle if it ent ries oil.
No one need become discouraged
because the progress in the oil devel
opmcnt is slow. That men with money
arc actually drilling is a most en
couraging fact. That others are get
ting ready to begin operations is aiso
worth noting. On the other hnnd the
time is not here to become excited over
reported oil strikes. No wells now be
ing drilled are deep enough to warrant
any startling reports of oil finds. The
McGce well is the only well that t
present is being drilled speedily.
Another thing nearly nil the drill
ing is being done by companies thnt
are well financed. These companies
are at present investigating forma
tion. As un instance the Carter Oil
Company drilled near Defiance in Mc
Kinley County. One fine day this rig
was taken down and moved to 7uni.
After drilling there awhile ths rig
is going to some other location. The
company is spending money for in
formation. The day it has completed
the investigation of every locality that
iU geologists think worth while, the
company may begin drilling for oil,
because it has determined the best lo
cation for such a test.
In the meantime everyone in New
Mexico will profit directly or indirect
ly by hnving the possible oil fieldi
explored. Snntn Fe State Record.
"Tanlac has done for me in just n
few weeks what I have been trying
for years to get other medicine to
do," said Mrs. America Hnnaker, who
lives at 1269 West ,10th St., Los An
gelcs, Cal., while tnlltlng to a Tatilno
teptesentative the ether day.
"My health has been very poor to
u great many youf:t," continued Mis.
Kenuker, "but for the putt six years
my condition has ben eccpt'oiiitli
bad. 1 had stomuch trouble and in
digestion in the wor.u way, and every
thing I nte disagreed with me. When
I commenced taking IVwiIhc I hud lost
at least fifty pounds in weight, nnd wm
so weuk and run down thut I wus
hardly able to get about at all. My
nerves were in terrible condition, and
very often I would lie awoke all night
long. I had taken so many different
kinds of mcdicinos without getting
relief I was completely discouraged
over my condition.
"Tnnlac had evidently not been in
troduced in California at that time,
but I had been getting tho papers
from my home town in Kentucky and
I read where several people there
whom I know, had been greatly help
ed by taking Tnnlac, so I sent all the
way to Kentucky for a bottle of this
medicine. It wasn't long after that
before I noticed that Tan lac could bo
obtained here, and as the first bottlo
had been such a wonderful help to me,
I just continued to take it until now
I urn enjoying perfect health again.
Why, I have regained almmost all I
lost in weight. My troubles have been
completely overcome, and when night
come now I sleep .like a baby, and
get up every morning feeling just fine.
I havo a splendid appetite and cut
three hearty meals every day, and
never sufFor a particle afterwards. I
will tell anybody that Tanlac is tho
best medicine I have ever seen, and
am glad to recommend it to anybody."
Tanlac is now Bold in Tucutncari by
Sands-Dorsey Drug Co., in San Jon by
C. 0. Armstrong; in Logan by Peo
ples' Drug Store and in Endea by W.
Ford.
MORE TREATY AMEND
MENTS VOTED DOWN
Washington, Oct. 29. The Moses
nmendment to the pence treaty, lust
of those proposed by the foreign re
lations committee, was rejected today
by the senate. Like the Johnson
amendment, defeated last Monday it
dealt with voting power in the league
of nations. The vote was 30 to 47.
Of those supporting the Mospa
amendment, three wore democrats
Gore, Shields, and Walsh, Massachu
setts. Nine republicans Colt, Edgj,
Hale, Kellogg, Keyes, Lenroot, Mc
Nary, Nelson and Sterling voted
with the democrats in opposition.
By a vote of fj to 27 the senate laid
on the table the amendment liv Son.
ator Sherman, republican, Illinois, that
a reterence to the deity lie written
in tne preamble of the pence treaty.
In preparation for a vote on the
Moses amendment the senate voted
tlown 31 to -19 a substitute proposed
by Sonntor Shields, democrat, under
which tho British dominions would
vote collectively and have one vote iti
the league.
Better send in thnt subscription now
J. M. STARK
COUNTY SURVEYOR
of (limy County, New Mexico
LAND SURVEYING and
CIVIL ENGINEERING
WORK SOLICITED.
TUCUMCARI, N. M.
FRIED TO TAMPER WITH WIT
NESS IN PAN MOTOR CASE
Chicago, Oct. 27. Charges of tam
pering with a witness for the govern
ment were made today in the trial of
officials of the Pan-Motor Compuny,
under indictment for using the mails
to defraud in the sale of the corpora
tion's stock to the public. Mrs. Snran
E. Clark, who purchased $200 worth
of the company's stock, testified that
after she had been subpoenued as a
witness for the government, Mm.
Florence Coleman visited her at her
home at Belin, N. M and gave her
$60 for use in buying a raidroad ticket
to enable her to visit the company's
plant at St. Cloud, Minn., before going
to Chicago to testify nt the trial of
the defendants. Mrs. Clark later re
turned the money and refused to mske
the trip.
Alter listening to tne woman s
story, Judge Landis asked:
"Did any of these defendants send
this woman to visit this witness?"
Counsel for the defendant denied
any knowledge of the alleged plot to
tamper with the government's witness
Later Judge Lnndis ordered a sub'
poena issued for Mrs. Coleman.
"It was on October 16, a few hours
'after I had ben served with a sub
poena that a woman who gave her
name as Mrs. Florence Coleman, via
hod me," said Mrs. Clark. "She asked
me if I had bought stock in the Pen
Motor Company, and I replied I had
purchased $200 of it. She said she
hnd bought $1,200 worth of the stock
and thut we should be interested in
having the company succeed. In re
ply to questions I told her I had been
summoned as a government witness.
"She said I ought to go to St. Cloud,
Minn., and see with my own eyes the
company's big plant before testifying
in court. I said 1 would like to 70
nut coum not afford to. Shp said Mi
Pandolfo was very influential and
might help mo start a rooming house
in St. Cloud. Then she gave me $60 to
enable me to go to St. Cloud. She
stayed at my house two days, going
10 tne depot several times, but return
ing, saying she had missed her train
We Haven't Struck Oil
BUT WE HAVE STRUCK SOME
BAD TITLES
" BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY "
SEE
The Tucumcari Abstract Company
(Incorporated)
BONDED ABSTRACTERS
Successors to
JAS. J. HALL & CO.
A Sctno from "THE THIRTEENTH OH AIR.
HH THEATER, Tucumcari
C. F. HORNER PRESENTS
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SATURDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBERlst.
A Broadway Production, With Broadwaast.
Playing to Crowded Houses in New York for Weeks- NOT A MOVING PICTURE.
WHO KILLED WALES?
PRICES SEASON TICKETS, $5.00;
SINGLE ADMISSION $2.00, $1.50, S1.00, 75c.
"After thinking the matter over, I ,
returned the money to her in the;
presence of several wilnesset;."
Mrs. Clnrk was c: un examined at I
length by counsel for the defendant-,
but her story was not materially
changed.
At the opening of Hie afternoon
session, Attorney Curl Cummins, of
St. Paul, representing S. C Pandolfo,
president and oflieinl agent of the
motor concern, said his client hnd sent
Mrs. Colemnn to interview stockhnld
ers in western states summoned a
witnesses at the trial.
"Mr. Pandolfo gave h'r SnOO for
expenses and cnulioncd her not to
violate the law in talking to the wit
ness," said Attorney Cummins. The
attorney for the defendants had no
knowledge of this nffa'r until it wn
brought out in 'otirt.
"Thnt is nil I want to know at thi
time," snid .ludge Lnndi.
Alexander Shipley, a hunker from
Clovis, N. M., testified In regard tn u
public meeting held in that city .luly
19, 1016, at which Pandolfo cx-plnin
ed to several thousand persons the
details of the company's organi.ati m
"Pandolfo invitrd me to speak at
the meeting, hut I told him if I did I
would oppose the whole scheme, be
cause I did not beliew in it." said the
witness. "I told him to forget h'.s
wild dream about the automobile busi
ness, ht'cnuM I believed every person
who invested in the untcepii-e would
lose their money. I aid I thought he
was imposing on n lot of ignorant
person by .iclliig theni ,toi'V."
Tim witness uul th.it after Pan
dolfo had spoken vii tiu- meeting,
Claude Miller, who hud knows Pan
dolfo in Texas, denounced the scheme
as a fraud and snid Pni-do,r should
be run out of town.
"After sev -l o.h-r inui spoken
I took the p.- form and o;.,osed tin:
whole scheme as impracticable," .-'aid
Shipley, "I told the iitid.eni" of Pnn
dolfo's unsiK'cesf-ful efforts 10 organ
ize the Alnmo Life Insurance compuny
in Texns, during which he :njlccted
a large sum which wn nver paid
back. Pandolfo interrupts d me to
declare thut he hnd paid the mnnpy
bock. We hnd a hot discussion and
then the moctings adjoin tied."
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money.
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enclose with Gc to Foley & Co., 2S35
Sheflield, Ave., Chicago, 111., writing
your name und address clearly. You
will receive in return a trial package
containing Foley's Honey nnd Tar
Compound, for coughs, colds and croup
Foley Kidney Pills nnd Foley Cathartic
Tablets. For sale by Sand.1 Doincy
Drug Company.
Order your fruit trees now for full
delivery. Shade trees, shrubbery, etc.
from the Ottawa Star Nurtery of
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Ilettcr send in that subscription now
while the price is $1.00 per year.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
United States Lund Oilice, Tucum
curi, New Mexico, October
11, 101!)
Seriul No. 022rG'J
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given thut on the
third duy of October, A.. I). 1019, the
New Mexico and Arizona Lund Com
puny, by T. W. Cnbcen, its President,
mudo upplicution at the UnitodStutus
Lund Office ut Tucumcuri, New Mexi
co, to select under tilt Act of April
-'1, 1004 (It:i Stuts., 211). the follow
ing described hind, to-wit:
NWU NE',,, KV.. NW' Lot 2.
Sec 19, T. 10 N., U. 28 K; S'-.- NE',,
Sec. 24, T. 10 N., R. 27 K., New Mexi
co Principal Mcri.'.iuu.
The purpose of this notice is to
allow all persons claiming the hind
adversely, or desiring to show it to
be mineral in character, an oppor
tunity to file objection to such locu
tion or selection with the local olllccis
or the land district in which the hind
it situate, to-wit: at the laud oilice
aforesaid and to establish their in
terests therein, or the mineral char
acter thereof.
R. P. DONOIIOO,
10-10-41 Register
Tue. News OK5:M8-02141 1
NOTICE FOH PUHL1CATION
Department of the Interior, U. S. Lund
Office nt Tucumcuri, New Mexico
Octob-sr a, 1019.
Notice is hereby given that Henry o.:i.r,t
II. Williams, of Tuc umcari, New Mcxi
'10. who. .. AuiMi-t 22. 191:',. made
I Lniai i.'rd Homi-tcad Kniry No. oltWIS
,1'or NW, SW'i Section 11; W'-j S
IW',. NK SW',. N'B SE', and
.S' SEU. Section 10, Twp. 11. N..
. itaiigo 29. last, ". M. P. Meridian,
and on Muich IS, 1919, made Addition
al Stockraising Entry No. 021414, for
'North Half, Section 11, Township 11
jNoith, Ilange 29 East, N. M. P. Me
ridian, has Hied notice of intention
to make Final Tluee Year Proof, to
I establish claim to the land above de
'.cribed, before Register and Receiver,
I'. S. Land Office, at Tucumcuri, New
.Mexico, on the. twentieth duv of No
'vemher, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses.
II. L. Hamilton, of Tucumcari, New
Mexico, .loe Unrein, of Tucumcnri,
I New Mexico, Uryce Floyd, of Tu
,cumeari, New Mexico, J. A. Wood,
lot' Tucumcuri. New Mexico.
R. P. DONOIIOO
Registe-
Tue. News 019091
NOTICE FOIt PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. S. Lsnd
Office ut Tucumcari, New Mexico
October a. 1010.
Notice is hereby given that Lui
Lucero, of Hryuntine, New Mexico,
who, on April 10, 1010, mude Second
llomesteud Entry, No. 010091, for
ills NEU, NEU SE',4 Suction I,
Twp. 14, North, Range 30 East and
NW', NW',,, SVi NWVi, W'i NE',4,
Section C, Township 14 North, Range
III East, N. M. P. Meridinn, hus filed
notice of intention to make Final Three
Year Proof, to establish chum to the
land above described, before Register
and Receiver, U. S. Land Office, at
Tucumcari, New Mexico, on the nine
ttenth duy of November, 1919.
Claimant nutnes as witnesses.
Apolonio Arguello, of Davis, New
Mexico. Cetarino Trujillo, of Davis,
New Mexico, Juan D. Morales, of
Logan, New Mexico, Manuel Morales,
of Logan, New Mexico.
It. P. DONOIIOO,
lO-y-ut Register.
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