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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18

The straight hanging box coat is consid-
cred the best style for small maidens, in
asmuch as il will serve for any purpose
so on over any frock without crushing it
and Is simple enough for youthful wearers
A vast amount OF style is expressed in the
well cut box coat and the one shown is
double-breasted, a mode which gives the
appearance OF vigor and robustness tc
small wearers The neck may he closed
snugly TO the throat with a shield having
a low standing collar, or il may be worn
without this accessory, as we'll as the roll,
ing collar. The Guns are OF the smal7
turn-back variety which appear grotesquely
fetching about small hands, The buttons
may match the trimming Of collar anu
cuffs or the material OF the coat itself
For the medium size two yards OF 54-incf
goods are needed
No 4c6G-Sizes, ( 10 L. years
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-18

For the accommodation Of The Omaha
Bee readers these patterns. which usually
retail az from Is to 30 cents, viii be fur
nished az a nominal price 40 cents. which
covers all expenses. Ia order % get "a pat
tern enclose 10 cents, giving number and
name o. pattern wanted ana bust measure
As the patterns are mailed dlrcc; from the
publishers az New York, il viii require
about weeks time 20 an the order. Al.
dress Pattern Department Omaha Bee
Omaha Neb.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-03

Ing for n trip through the state tc
last four days. They lunched at Col
orado Springs and will ascend Pixies
Peak this afternoon and spend the
evening at the Garden OF the Gods
They go to Cripple Creek tomorrow
thence to leadville, Glenwood and
other points. The party numbers two
hundred.
Kansas City, Aug. 31.--The ice trust
has been broken by the entrance of
a new company In the field which cut
the wholesale rates from thirty to
twenty cents per hundred. The new
company is said to be backed by the
American Dressed Beef Company.
Trust agents this morning threatened
to cut the Wholesale rate to 10 cents
hundred. Two officials of the trust
are now charged with conspiracy and
perjury.
Philadelphia, Au, 31.-The wrecked
Real Estate Trust Company is shown
today TO be in very bad shape. Inves.
ugation reveals serious defalcations
on the part of the late president Hip
pie. He is now shown to be an en-
bezzler to the amount of over five
million dollars.
CLEVELAND, o.. Aug. 31.-Super-
intendent Elson and Assistant Super
intendent Hicks have planned a tech
nical high school to prepare girls to
become wives. The pupils will be
taught to sweep, TO cook, to econo-
mize in household expenditures. to
make their own clothes to take care
OF babies and to nurse their husbands
when they come home sick from the
Office
we are going to fit our girls to be
wives. and not servants. and cooking
is only one of the features of the
course" said Hicks today. "a partial
outline of the course would be this:
First year-Applled arts and ele-
mentary sewing.
Second complementary chemis.
try In its relation to household duties
and a continuation of arts and sewing.
Third and fourth year-Cooking
will be taken up
The average girl who marries now
adays is pltiably Ignorant of the dut.
les the average man expects her to
perform as his wife. We shall teach
her TO cook, how to care for the In
valid, how to care for the little ba-
bles. how to do marketing econom-
ieally and all other things wives
should know
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-03

San Francisco. Aug. 31.-Enorts
made to settle the strike by arbitra.
ton have been unavailing. The arri
val OF Farley's strike breakers TO-
night Is expected to agravate the pres.
ent comparative calmness of oondi
tons. Preparations have been made
to house two thousand strike break.
ers. The strike proving disastrous to
business interests which are strug.
CLING to get on their feet after the
fire. 1t is believed retail merchants do
Ing credit business will be driven
to the wall II the strike continues.
FAIRFIELD. H., Aug, S1.-If the
wishes of Rev. Daniel Bassett Leach
OF Bone Gap are complied with at his
death. the unusual event of man
delivering his own funeral benedic
ton Will come to pass. Rev Mr..
Leach. who is so years old, has re-
quested that the concluding ceremony
OF his funeral shall be the rendering
on graphophone of benedictlon
composed by himself. He has been
a Methodist minister for more than 10
years, or since he was Is years OF
age, and has been noted for the length
of his prayers. He has recently had
placed on a graphophone record his
favorite benediction. which he is wont
to deliver in stentorian voice that
can be heard two blocks away. Rev.
Mr.. Leach, though enfeebled physical
ly to the extent that he has to sit at
the pulpit, still breaches occasionally.
Forty years ago there was not Meth.
odist pulpit of southern Illinois but
had been occupied by him. He is
the oldest superannuated clergyman
In the southern Illinois conference.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-03
GENERAL NEWS.

Senator Clark's railroad will enter
San Francisco.
Frank Maumey, Telluride's suicide
carried $4,000 insurance.
Certain portions of Old Mexico have
undergone damaging floods the last
few days.
Thirty-seven Jewish children whose
parents were killed in Russian riots
have arrived in New York.
French republican leaders declare
the pope has sounded the death knell
OF Roman Catholicism in France.
The bi-monthly pay day at the pue-
bio steel works is hailed with delight
by laborers and merchants alike.
The wasp waist is coming back into
favor in London, in spite OF physi-
clans warnings concerning tight cor
sets.
The Chicago police and anti-crime
agents have begun a crusade against
the disreputable hotels in the down
town district.
Tammany will increase expenses
something like ten million dollars this
year. Tammany is expensive as well
as Democratic.
Carrie Nation has shaken Colorado
dust from her skirts and departed for
Illinois. She failed to create any fur
ore in the Centennial state.
William E. Curtis says there is n
strong sentiment for universal suf-
frage in Russia and most OF the po-
lltical parties favor its extension to
women.
A fast train ploughed through a
bunch of cattle the other day on the
Northern Pacific, killing AZ head. The
train remained on the track without
damage.
immigration officials In New York
say the law forbids the entry of the
jew children from Russia just land.
ed, but the ci.c is taken to Washing.
ton on appeal.
Robert Waugh, well known plo-
neer OF El Paso county. has just been
appointed financial agent for the Gu
ray and Uintah Indian agency at Fort
Duchesne. Utah.
Katherine Mccarthy, 19-year-old
wife OF prisoner In the New York
Tombs was arrested while talking tc
her husband in his cell on a charge oil
passing forged check for $3.50.
President Roosevelt has issued q
proclamation appealing for aid fol
earthquake-stricken Chile. Dispatche.
from Santiago put the loss at ovei
| $200.00O.0O0. .
The Canadian government is pre-
pairing for general election early
| next year because OF the demands fol
tariff revision and the rapid growtl
OF the new western provinces
The Mexican Plantation company
alleged parent OF many other Mexl
can concerns. for two OF which Fl. ID
Bushnell and l. b. Miller have beer
arrested, is to be probed by fedora
grand jury.
| woman Croker" OF New York cit,
announces the engagement OF he
niece to a man whom she compelle
tn forsake the Republican party an
become a Tammany adherent befor
she would consent to the match.
James Flynn Of Pueblo. note
throughout the state as prize fgh
er. knocked out Kid Lewis OF ga
Francisco before quite a large aud
sncs at Trinidad. Flynn had Levi
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-03
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Silverton. Colo. Aug. 31.--A man
named Fred Dawsett employed at the
Brooklyn mill, while temporarily In.
sane. attempted suicide this fore
noon but was prevented from doing
much damage.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-03
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La Plata Miner.

La Plata Miner.
Robert Bircher Is at work on his
assessments in Lewis gulch.
The Idaho shaft continues to show
large body of shipping ore and this
section will soon have another steady
producer.
II. II. Brown is making good prog
ress on his annual work at the head
of Bedrock gulch and his property is
looking well.
Splendid progress Is being made on
both tunnels that are being driven by
the Tomahawk company. A motor
driven blower has been put In and
there will not be any more trouble
from bad air
The Empire Is working two shifts
on the tunnel and should reach the
Small Hopes vein next month, as they
are supposed to have only 80 feet
to run. They are having consider.
able trouble with their machinery,
but hope to make 1t hold out to reach
the vein. and will then put in new
plant II the vein shows as expected
II Is reported that deal has been
made by which A. Il. Reynolds. the
principal owner of the May Day, has
secured an option on the entire hold
lngs of the Chief Mining company
This property adjolns the May Day
on the north and consists of six pat
ented claims and several which have
been surveyed for patent this sea
son. 1t is likely that the development
of this property will be carried OF
through the May Day tunnels as {
depth of at least 900 feet can be OBJ
tanned by drifting on one of the veini
that is cut by the lower TUNNEL rnr
by the May Day.
This months cleanup at the Bon
ME Girl mill will show that the or,
runs much better than was expecte,
! by those familiar with former tests
but the miserable job done in con
structlng the plant has occasioned
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-03


,crossma, u VI, ,
man viii rero,r n r. s,t. - ~,
dav and de,or, sor po,sa C,.,.
he will 6a,,ver an aadro.s - a.,
Mariana, 1rr,,n+,ou
small recentlon will ho ,o,da, ~
durine b,s br,of visit
WARSAW Aro On r. l.,
IOrtoff who .,noo,eoa, 49, 49,
| ince has heen given oommans -.
Practical marital ,,u ,,,,, ~ -
The solaiars have -, -, :.
shoot to kin whom rnoIos+od
| WASHINGTON A,a % urh.
| Smith of tho hrra,r 90
ence arrival today sron, c,,,a
where he has heen ,,or,,,n ~, 80,
against the stordor, On es ~ -
| Mr.. Smith will he disn,t,ho,, ,r,,na
| diately IN ST Ionic ,rd -. .a,..
to work nm other c,sos for Il :. ~,
| the purpose of tho denar,rar+ =, he
| tice to pursue the Standard IN com.
| many in the East and We, ,a ~
Mississinnl valley statos
UAStIr>,cro>y
semi-oflicially given out today ,h.,
Saorot,r,, 80 - '
s;ver 40 on,i.a,,. a.. mas
presidential nomination and will 10.
main with the Roosevelt cabinet in
de,pite1v Tbo nro.,,a4 -,
10 NJ chou, 49, - -,
a., a,,, :"
bpt NOT :, bo oan,,a,,o, az p,oa9eu,
of tho oxaor,i,o aho,n
CT pEr,pcpr,pc m
Jmneriai r,,osa TIA. .,.,saa, 49,.
Russian miristor ~ 81 $50 ~, .] - ene
fo,, ,,,, o,,,,.
of s25 900 600 for famine reIief whore
crops have failed.
FORT WORTH. Aue 2o-I oca,. o,.
ficers believe that the deatb q,
Fitsgerald, the county iail prisoner
who was poisoned by eating candy
sent from the outside. was dne IN tho
efforts of an accomplice who feared
he would turn states evidence Five
other prisoners are still seriously III
from the strychnine on the candy. A.
charge of murder will be placed
against Joe Allen aged II years, who
is charged with sending the candy.
ITEM TsIN, Aug. 3O.-Laptew. the
Russian consul, was shot in the stom-
ach yesterday by a Russian conces-
sion contractor named Levinsky, who
was later arrested. Laptew's condi-
ton is serious.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 30.--coroner
King, after an inquest over the body
of President Nipple of the Real Es-
tate Trust company today, announced
that Nipple committed suicide by
shooting himself In the head. The
coroner says he suppressed the sui
eide seven days in order to prevent a
run on the bank; that the board of
directors would make up the deficit
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-03
TELEGRAPHlc NEWS.

cast in a speech the issues of tn
coming campaign. He spent rest
fnl night. Today he said; 81 ar
glad to get away from the rolling
sea-" This Is all he would say. II,
would not discuss politics.
He expressed appreciation of Presi
dent Roosevelt's kindness to Mrs. Bry
an and his daughter in facilitating
their early landing Wednesday from
the liner down the bay.
The Nebraskan will not have a min
ute to himself from the time he lands
from the yacht at o'clock this even
ing until he leaves Friday morning
Parades and receptions will fill all
time until then. The official recep
ton begins with his landing at 4
o'clock.
The route of the parade leads up
: Broadway 1t has been anticipated
that there will be but seven carriages
in the parade. However, the seven
mayors of Nebraska cities say they
will ride in carriages program or no
xprogram.
At the Victoria hotel II has been ar
ranged for Mr.. Bryan to shake hands
with every person composing state
delegations. He will also dine there.
The committee is embarrassed in
seating men who shall have the priv
ilege of dining with Mr. Bryan. The
ceremonies at Madison Square Gar
den will follow the dinner. Arrange
ments have been made for an over.
flow meeting after midnight. Mr..
Bryan is to be escorted from the
Garden to his hotel by an informal
committee, and another reception in
the small hours at the hotel is ex-
pected to take place.
Mr.. Bryan will leave Friday morn
ing for New Haven and Bridgeport in
President Mellins car. Every one in
the party will pay their fare, how
ever, Mr.. Bryan insisting on that. He
will return here Saturday morning
and go to Jersey City, then to the
West.
NEW yopK Ara On coor
towns seron n,,vors an, ao 49,,
boats struggled to receive Bryan first
His own friends and nelghbors final
w won tbe con+ast .rd ha ,a,h,a
win tbem about home orh,s is ,ho
best nation on earth" he said; NE
brosto a ,ha hoo. sto.o o,s ,,o,,
d is tha hos+ oitv 10 onvo 49,
nress INV bo,niras, ho,,or tho,
wish bo wou,dv
To- hr,oe ,...,. ,...-...
BRYAN said that be bod NOT Inv onv
means made nm his mind n ba oor.
didota for nree,dont two voars honoo
He dacIined to saw AWNING f,rtbar
On tbe subiect ,owevor ana this vos
tho evtep, of HE nolitioal o,,ros
sIons
NE,v yOpK Aro On corroro, ~,
the dec, of >,;xon,s etaam ,ousahoat
This afterno,n prvor oon;t,,o+as TO
tbe hesiegino army ~ navsarar
40 wnnl1 L.
suhiect gave nersors and no,it,os and
he talked two bours RI than ue
norr;od tho srs. sho+, po,, .,.os
his oninion of the uearst. Ieromo. M,r.
nbv.SuI,ivan wron,la In Naw York
state be said no must st;ct to b,s es.
tabljsbed rule IN take M mar, in st,te
notifies
/ He was eoualIv silent an tho pooar
C Sullivan trouble in Illinois and
said he would take that matter nm
lster
When told that sneal,er Cannon
was considered nresidentia1 noss,.
>biIitv Rrvan asked to ha excused
from talking He said be had ro,b.
ing to saw regarding the Roosevelt.
Cannon iIlman-Cbandler AFFAIR In
which the lie was nassed orbe
truth is he said 81 don't care for
scraps lint 7 do like good discussion -
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-03

Splendid progress Is being made on
both tunnels that are being driven by
the Tomahawk company. A motor
driven blower has been put in and
there will not be any more trouble
from bad air
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1906-09-03

II. II. Brown is making good prog
ress on his annual work at the head
of Bedrock gulch and his property is
looking we'll
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-08

Of his coterie to grab everything
in sight. The inquirer, knowing
the man to be a heavy and success
full operator, takes his answer as
gospel truth, and not only New
Mexico but Arizona suffers inn
measurably.
Any one who has been over the
territories to any extent knows
that it is impossible, with all their
millions, for the Arizona crowd to
take over everything good
That this method of knocking
is in use the writer knows posi-.
lively. 1t is very effective meth.
cd, too, for the prevention of new
capital and new influences to come
in which might interrupt the even
flow of votes to their henchmen
and dollars to their pockets.
The assumption that the men
in control of affairs in this section
of the country are all scalawags is
untrue. With the exception of
the Arizona financial crowd (who
are all non-residents) our officials
will compare favorably with those
of any other state in the Union.
THE average Arizona business
man who now talks more ardently
against joint statehood, would, il
he had a true realization of the un.
derlaying principle animating the
adyocstesse siSs5s Sc t6aqn It, 81 tbs slEonges!
know that he is being played tor
sucker, and made to work directl,
against his own interests. ."-Albu
querque Journal.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-08
GOOD SHIPMENT OF
WOOL ALL AT ONCE

A. ]. Crawford, the wool COM
mission man, this week sold to Ed.
Seay and shipped to Roswell
about 100000 pounds OF wool.
This shipment includes the clip OF
MIR. Crawford and other sheep
men of Eddy county, and the pri'
ces paid averaged about 20 cents
The fleece will be taken to the
securing mill at Roswell and oc'
cupied twelve cars in transit. This
is the largest single shipment o.
wool carried by the Pecos valley
railroad this year.-Carlsbad Ar
gus.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-08
THE GAME LAW.

Just now is a proper time to
become familiar with the game
laws of the territory. Let us con-
slider:
Section 2. 1t shall be unlawful
to kill, trap, ensnare, iniure or
destroy any antelope, pheasant,
bobwhite quail, or wild pigeon
within the territory of New Mexi-
CO tor a period of five years after
the passage of this act. 1t shall
be unlawful to trap, kill, ensnare
or in any manner injure or destroy
any deer within the territory of
New Mexico, except that deer
with horns may be killed with a
gun during the period commencing
September IS and ending October
81 of each year, provided that no
person shall kill or have in his
possession more than one such deer
during said period in each year.
II shall be unlawful to kill, trap,
ensnare, injure or destroy any
turtle dove within the territory Of
New Mexico, except that such
birds may be killed with gun on
ly, during the period commencing
the Ist day Of August and end.
ing with the goth day of Septem.
Der of each year.
or ensnare, or in any manner In
lure or destroy any native or crest
ed quail within the territory o
New Mexico, except that sucf
birds may be killed with gun on
lly, during the months Of October
. November and December OF eacl
year.
1t shall be unlawful to kill, trap
ensnare or in any manner inJur
or destroy any wild turkey, noun
tain grouse, or prairie chicke
f within the territory of New Mex
: CO, except that such birds may b
: killed with a gun only, during tn
!. months of October, November an
e December.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-08
ANOTHER VIEW OF THE CASE

A practical business man of AL
buquerque, who is thoroughly fa-
miliar with existing conditions in
New Mexico, suggests a few ar
guments in favor of statehood
which has never received sufficient
attention. He says:
There are many arguments
made by those who give the mat
ter thought as to the benefits to be
derived from statehood, but some
important points have been entire
ly overlooked by all. One of
these is of special interest to every
one who has personal interest or
the interest of the territories at
heart, always excepting the heavy
mine owner of Arizona.
Let US have statehood, either
Joint or separate, and very soon
thereafter the commonwealth will
have its constitution and basis of
organization, which will be more
or less of a guarantee to prospec-
tive investors of capital that con-
ditions are settled, and the fear of
unwise action for the future will
in a measure be eliminated. So
long as we exist as a territory,
continually looking forward to
statehood, no man can say """'
our constitution Hereunder is &c
be. and investors are timid. Ge'
this one bugbear out OF our way
and the man with money will know
the kind of game he is buyini
chips in.
"Another thing: The owners o
the large Arizona mines and rail
road interests are we'll aware tina
with an increase of population an
cap;tal in the territories they Cal
no longer dictate to the tax payer
as thew have in the past. Ihe
perhaps do not fear rivalry in II
dividual power, but were even
small percentage OF the goo
mines in operation the aggrega'
invested would be strong riv'
to the present financial dictator
Therefore, in order to prevent tn
legitimate increase OF investme'
either in Arizona or New Mexic
whenever these men are approac
ed regarding the resources OF q
country they reply; There
nothing in it," One instance
the nature of this reply, which
frequently made. is about as Il
lows: Ask of certain mine' Of
certain mining district, the lar
generator of Arizona replies: ~
want to let that alone; 1t 1t v
any good we'd have had it."
90 per cent OF such cases
chances are the man has never
fore heard OF the proposition
he cannot afford to have the co
try developed beyond the po
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-08

Earl George, c. c. Davidson and
DIR. r. S. Coulter went to the farm
of George Sunday. The crops out
there are good.
Victorano Montana, a prominent
sheep man of Puerto, was in town
Tuesday. He was recently APP
pointed delegate to the Albuquer-
que Wool Growers Convention by
Governor Hagerman.
improvements have been COM
menced by the Southwestern here
at the Dawson yards. Twenty
teams went to work Tuesday morn
ing on side tracks and other yard
work and the new depot building
is being pushed right along by con-
tractor Pelphrey.
Prof. c. E. Ware informs this
paper that Tucumcari's public
school opened Monday with an en-
rollment of 40 pupils. The week
has been largely spent in grading
and classifying the school and
things will be getting down to bus
mess next week.
William Breen has resigned his
position as a machinest in the
round house at Topeka. He ex-
poets to go to work in the ma
chine shop for a short time. after
which he will go to Tucumcari, N.
M, where he will work for the FL
Died-M arti n Cummings,
Pierce, Mo-, miner, at the Tucum-
carl Hotel Tuesday night at IL
o'clock of tuberculosis. He came
to Tucumcari three months ago
for the benefit of his health. The
remains were laid to rest in the
Tucumcari cemetery "Wednesday
afternoon.
; w. H. Fullwood was in Tucum-
carl Tuesday with some as fine
specimens Of agricultural products
as we have ever seen in any coun-
try. He left samples OF Indian
corn with A. r. Carter at the post
Office that measure I3 feet in height
fine broom corn, onions, cotton
ect. If you have not seen this ex
> hibit go around to the postofhce
and take a look at it, it is wortl
u your while.
:, Max Goldenberg has at the earn
est solicitation of his friends at las
'e decided to ask the Albuquerqu
Wool Growers Convention to cleo
N him secretary of the association
70 There certainly could be no NOR
suitable selection made to this In
portant place, as Mr.. Goldenber
H. is one among the oldest and mos
n. successful sheep raisers in this tie
- ritory and is thoroughly in touc
" with the business in all its branche
OK Goldenberg's friends are going
ny make a strong canvass for his ca
he didacy from now until the co
vention meets. ----.. eco.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-08

The democratic county conven-
ton for Quay county is called Tor
the 25th inst. The weather-cock
indicates rough weather among
some of the local statesmen OF the
great unwashed.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-08

If you have 100 acres that you
can patent in Quay county it will
nav to hold on to it. 1t will be
worth money in a few years,
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-09-08
Ouarterl, Conference.

There will be quarterly confer
,ence of the M. E. Church, South
at the home of E. H. Fullwood as
miles east of Tucumcari on the
18th and roth inst, Presiding Ell
der French of El Paso, will be
present and it may be that he will
begin a protracted meeting.