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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-19

sontnd IN the picture carlcatured, while
al ,f thc other objects shown retain
their normal form.
"\pplying this principle to a single
figure of a human being, any portion
Of the person may be altered as desired.
inns producing an accurate caricature.
rrn possibilities are limited only to
fine ingenuity Of the photographer.
Opo ear may be elongated; the nose ex.
tended 10 appear a foot in length, while
all the other features remain un~
changed: one cheek can be inflated like
9, balloon. or the neck stretched TO the
size Of a finger or drawn out longer
than the body
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-19

flowed onto a plate that has received
a coat of gelatin. This causes il to al.
here firmly to the glass plate. The
caricature photograph, how yer, is Dro-
duced by the use of what i known MS
a stripping plate, in which the film j.
flowed onto "A plate whi h has ban
merely edged with a gelatin coatin,
This leaves all Of the plate bu, m
edge plain glass to which tho gelatin
does not adhere. BY the use OF a knife
blade the film in this kind e plate Gam
be readily removed, which constitutes
the first step in the process of carl
cature photography.
by the application of heat fron =,
gas lamp the film can lie easily
stretched into almost any concniyahro
shape. with the drawback, hownyor ,,
any amateur can testify, thar In.
image is liable to be blurred ANA f.,
fact hopelessly distorted. In ordnr
control the stretching in such Il wa ,
as 20 get the desired result. the Gb,,
Is treated with a chemical preno -, ti,r
the ingredients or which are q eec,,o.
OF the inventor of the process TN
degree of success which has been ot.
tanned in applying this formula in oc
curately controlling the rcshanino ~,
the image Is shown in the ilustro,ia,
representing a man walking dnv,u a.
r:see.. The figure of a man is ,,o,ra
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-19

v~estigations, however, point to the
large windows rs being the most serv-
iceable. 1t Is true, hat the more glass
the colder the house. but 1t is alsG
true that II the fowls are properly
protected from drafts, a few degrees
Of cold more do not count for any
thing. In many of our roultry estab-
lishments now. the windows are be-
ing merely covered with cloth, and
the birds are entirely comfortable in
such houses. There should be large
windows on the east, south and west
sides Of all poultry houses, says the
Farmers Review. This lets in the
sunlight. which is a powerful germi-
eide and which dries up the moisture
in the poultry house. Moisture Is an
enemy TO nearly all farm stock, and
the drier we a keep the poultry the
better. The poultry enjoy the sun
streaming in through the windows.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-19
POULTRY HOUSES.
A Discussion as to Whether the w in
dows Should Be Large or Small
Value Of Sunlight.

There is controversy among poultry
raisers as to whether the windows OF
poultry houses should be large or
small. The men in favor Of large win
dows say they wish to get a great deal
Of light into the houses. Those in
favor of the small windows say that
the glass cools off rapidly at night and
that poultry houses with large win
dows are colder than poultry houses
with small windows. All of our in
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-19
white Glover on CLAW Soil.

On heavy clay soil lawns may be
made with white clover, which grows
rapidly. improves the soil and pre-
pares It FOR grasses. An ounce will
plant about ten square feet.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-05-19

If the pens are kept clean and lice
and mites are absent diseases VIII
rarelJ appear ~ the flock.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-08

GLOBE, AriZ., Sept. 6.-Interest con- tinues to grow in the baseball carni- val to be held here from September % to October z. The Southern Pa cific and Gila Valley have made a rate for the occasion of one fare for the round trip and it is expected that the Santa Fe and E. P. & S. W. will do the same.
 R. A. Chamberlin, crack first bsseman from Fl Paso. who will play with the locals, arrived this morning. Kitty Knight, twirler for the Fl Paso club, will come to Globe next week. Collins, Crandail and Ford, all first class men. are on the ground, and Oswill. catcher for the Cliftons. and Broadbent. second baseman, and Le- brandt. catcher for Morenci, are ex- pected to join the Globe team at an early date.
 The executive committee met last night and deposited the money for the prizes in the tournament.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-08
GLOBE BOILER MAKERS
 WENT 0N STRIKE
Refused to Longer Work Un- der Foreman Toohey a
 Non-Union Man.

On Tuesday of this week .. Giobs the boilermakers employed by the Giia Valley, Globe and Northern R. R. walked out and notified the superinten- dent that they would stay out as long as T. E. Toohey was permitted to hold his position as foreman. It was claimed by the union boiler makers that Toohey was not union man and was not in sympathy with union labor.
 MT. Toohey denies that he haS ever been anything but good union man, and regrets very much that the men in the shops took such summary action without fuller investigation, says the Telegram.
 Before the men walked out" said Mir. Toohey. they had not been to see either MT. Watson, MT. Mallard or myself. After they went out I under stand, they wrote to Superintendent Mallard that I was obnoxius to the union, and that my course at Alamo gordo was what they based their ob- | iections to working with me upon. The matter was fully investigated by MT. Mallard. and he replied to the men that they had been misinformed.
 will frankly say that had these men
 come to me before I came to work and made the point that l was objec i tionable I would never have started in
 This course I would have taken ir preference to causing the men any 1 trouble whatever. Then l would have | taken the matter up with the Grand | Lodge. I may state that foremen are
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-08
STOCK MARKET
 STILL LIffLESS ONE There Are Plenty of Sellers But No Buyers in the Local
 Field.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

The market continues to be a life less one with no buyers in the market and plenty of sellers that are willing to mart with their stock al any price within reason. Why stocks, especial ly loca, ones should act this way at this particular time is hard to tell, as stocks ought to take on an advance some time this month. Many attribute inc cause to high money and condi' tons of the country at large.
 Depn.Arizona holds well al prevail ing prices, and hard to get unoe, sl9.75. in fact it looks as though all the loose Dem has been bought up md would not take much to advance this stock several points.
 Warren and American are dead ones there seems to be some one uoing some heavy unloading in these stocks .srecially Warren. this Is the nrss stock tha. has had merit that has ever sold under tine price paid in, and Tor m reasun what so ever; Warren was offered a, the close at $10.SS. and the very best bid that one could sef was s1O'o0. American has not declined as much as Warren, although this stocS Is very low.
 Cananea Central sold oil today, sales being made at s15.0o. Cananea % Du luth was traded in at ss.ss. There mas been many reports of late resardine the pro rato of this stock. but nothing definite has come out as yet. Late this afternoon I was advised that tne Cananea & Duluth stock will not be exchanged for Cananea Central. 1his I cannot say is official although there arc good grounds for this report
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-08
ARIZONA MINES
 ARE PROSPEROUS
All Camps Now Show Greater Activity Than in Any Time
 in Past History,

There is not a mining camp In Arizona that dves not show more ac- tivity this summer than in years past. There is not a mining town that has not been visited by more representa- tives of outside capital during the past six months than in any other twelve months in the history of the territory. Added to this. more sales of mineral land have been made during this per iod than in many years, and there is no apparent prospect of change in these satisfying conditions, but on the contrary all signs point to even great CT prosperity in the mining industry.
 with its consequent benefit to Ari-
 zona generally. The activity in Ari- zona's chief industry is not confined to any one particular section, but is gen. eral throughout the territory, and Is on so large a scale that If persisted in will mean great things for the com Imonwealth within the next few years. The most gratifying aspect of the sit uation is the fact that outside cap ital is coming in with such freedom. showing conclusively that that part
 of the investigating public that is in. terested in mining is becoming alive to the fact that Arizona offers as in
 viting a field for operations as is to
 be found in the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-08
GAGE SPEAKS OF
 TOMBSTONE MINING Time Only Will Be Required to Place Property Among
 Big Payers.

E. B. Gage has returned to Tomb stone from Los Angeles, where he had been fer several days past at his sum mer home at Hermosa Beach. MT. Gage speaks very entertainly of the progress of the great mining proper ties at Tombstone, and assures us that 1t only requires time to place this property among the great payers of the country.
 We have had a great work ahead of us," said MT. Gage. Indeed, a far bigger undertaking than we real ly calculated upon when we renewed operations on the old properties. But the large machinery has proved equal | to the undertaking, the water question has been disposed of, and we are now making daily shipments to the Fl Paso smelters. These shipments will be increased rapidly from now on, as ' the property can now be developed much faster with the increased force which we are adding to the property The many friends of MT. Gage and his associates in the Tombstone Con solidated will be happy to learn that those who have stood by this property with the large capital which it requir ed and under adverse circumstances will be soon rewarded with dividends He states that, although this stock has not been placed on the markets oi boomed he understands that it is sell ing in the east at about s5 Among | the big stockholders of Tombstone Consolidated is General Alger, oi Michigan, and Former Secretary Bliss of New York.
 The Old Boot property, which MT Gage bought for his company and for which he made the first payment oi sl15,000 by writing his personal check is proving to be one of the greatest properties of the company. He states that they have hardly begun develop ment work on the property. although they have been shipping the Copper 1 Queen reduction works for some time past.
 of Arizona, and has contributed in nc small degree to the upbuilding of ths great mining industry which has made Arizona second to Montana alone. Ht was in Tombstone in her palmy days and later developed the Congress golt mine. These are some of the proper ties with which he has been identified
 He is a member of the class of 5, of Dartmouth, and is looking forward to the half century reunion whicl meets at their alma mater in June
 1908. Time has told severely upol the 100 who composed Mir. Gage classmates, and many will not be pres
 ent to answer the roll call at tha
 memorable reunion--Prospector.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-08

not allowed to be members of the boiler makers which accounts for the fact that since 1890 have not carried a card"
 As bearing out MT. Toohey's state ment, the Telegram found, upon in vestigation, that the company did not dismiss him, as was incorrectly stated in these columns the other day. The company refused to discharge Mir. Toohey. and the difficulty was only settled by his voluntary retirement from his position.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-08
Pdtchard, Hagen & Co.
 Brckers ard Promoters.

Front Rooms, New Telephone
 Bldg, Phone f35, eisbee, Ariz.
 The handling Of "Bonanxa Circle" and other Curb stocks, l on commission. OUR sPE.
 ciAlTY.
 Quotations by wire come to
 our office H'every little while"
 curing brokerage hours direct rom Calumet, Michigan-the
 HUB Of the Bonanza Circle
 Companies.
 September [, 19O6.-More
 listlessness so far as prices are
 concerned has been apparent
 in the stock market today than
 has been the case for some
 time past. but despite this con-
 dition the trading is of consid-
 erable volume, the dealing be-
 ing about equally divided
 among the buyers and sellers. It appears that the week will close much the same as it opened with prices unchanged and DO particular features worthy of mention. Superior & Pittsbug, Denn and Shattuck are about the strongest stocks on the mar ket and good trading is be- ing done in these. Warren. American and Globe are some } what weak and few bids out for them. More rumors are l: afioat regarding Cananea & Duluth. This time they will have a tendency to cause a drop in the stock, yet in the 2 face of this we will say hold onto your shares and you will make money thereby. Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-08
ARIZONA COPPER.

For consumption in its ordinance pepartment, the United States navy department has received bids from three concerns to supply 75,000 pounds of ingot casting copper, to be deliv- cred at the New York navy yard.
 It is probable that Phelps, Dodge & Co.,, of Cochise county, Arizona, will furnish the metal at IS 1-3c pound.
 The bidders and their respective tenders were: Phelps, Dodge & Co., of New York. S1S.25; James Clendin 6 Co, Baltimore, s1S.74; Nassau s. &. X R. Co, S19-50-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-08
N-w verk Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-Sales. 1.0sS,- 080. Money, ? per cent.
 In early dealings the market was buoyant, but late in the session az gressive selling attributed to Secre- iary Shaw's dictum that money de- posfted by the Government must not be loaned for speculative purposes brought the market to ragged finish
 The close was lower and unsettled, notwithstanding the fact that money rates ruled much lower. An unfayoI- able bank statement is expected to- morrow, but it seems that with the action of the Secretary of Treasury in depositing Government funds with banks in order to facilitate gold im- ports on and after September lo' would bring much needed relief. --
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-08
BALlONIST IS KILLED.

OSKALOOSA, Kan, Sept 1.-In full view of a crowd of two thousand spectators at the Jefferson county fair here today, Jerry Turner inexper- fenced balloonist, fell two hundred feet from a trapeze suspended from a parachute, and was instantly killee.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-08

4 Butte, Mont. dispatch says: "At Columbia gardens. the nriDcipal fes- tsre of the Labor day celebration was the drilling match between the prize winners in the contest held August F.
 "Bradshsw and Nichols. the winners of the contest. were defeated by Ross and Mc1ver of Bisbee. Arizona. who drilled second to them on Miners day last month
 Ross and McIver drilled 45 12 and Bradshaw and McNicbols went into the granite A 2-3 inches. The prize was 5000.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-08
s12,ooo, 900 of Ore in Sight.

Charles E. Hall, mining engineer of the City of Mexico. has just com pleted an examination of the Santo Domingo and other mines of the Am paro Mining company in the Etzatlan Mex The examination was made at the instance of the board of directors of the company. Mr. Hall estimates the value of ore now in sight at s12.- 000, ,650.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-08
0UEY 0 OVERLOOK, Brokers
 Listed and Unlisted Securities
Friday. September [. 1s0G.


 Today's market has been another quiet one with all of the coppers at standstill and more sellers than buy CTS in the market s. & P. remains at $17.00 with all stock offered at this price readily taken. Cananea Central is offered freely at $15.25, while the full paid is in good demand at $ls.oo. Globe is weak at s5.7o to $500 with plenty of stock offered at the latter price. Denn remains the same with no stock coming out under sls.50. Shattuck is still in good demand at s32.00 with buyers in the majority. Warren and American are both quiet ones with plenty of stock offered at prevailing prices. W. & A. weakened under the call and closed at s1.62 ask ed. Black Mountain still continues to be in good demand at sS.50. The bal ance of the list are quiet and un- changed. T
 Closing quotations. Sept. [. 1906:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-06

Can you VIM You rea 3at e
win in anything these days ani
Strength, with mind and BODY q isa
A man or woman With 9o9aefe5
gestive organs il not IA hare til
day work or q days nla HuN ear
they expect to win? k0dx 0E
Dyspepsia contains the asaasftT an
juices OF healthy stomach and wtss
put your stomach in shape to PEI
form its important unetion Of sur
pIying the body and hrain With
strengtn.buildin blood. Digests what
you eat. relieves Indigestion, Dyspeg-
sia. Sour stomach Palpitation Of the
Heart and Constipation Sold by ali
druggists
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AL rlRsT CLASS "a ID q y
SELL tiARvARpas RYE

A fine line Of SUIT eH
low figures at Sig LeYisoA
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Orders taken for ffisk sud adliIis
cakes at Lebens
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co DOWN 70 TIE CRY Hall
AND REGISTER
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GEORGIA TAKES
MUCH INTEREST
sAvANNAH-~is WORKING HARD
on THE IMMIGRATION
QUESTION.

The Georgia immigre tion Assocn-
ton, formed in Savannah a week Of
ten days ago, is making a very strong
effort to infuse life INFO the move
ment and to make It the great,
strong and beneficial body thai It
ought to be.
The News is in receipt Of the fol
lowing letter from VI ; Donlan. sec
Rotary Of the association. which is
self-explanatory. The people Of Bruins
wick ought 70 cooperate with thoa
at the head Of the new move. -
cause It can he made to be mater
ial factor in the Development Of this
OR Dof,lan's lettet reads IS
Al Sir: I suppose you have read
Trough the Associated Press dis-
tehes Of the oSssaaiaasloa IN say,
,nah last Saturday Of Inc Georgia
migration Association.
order chat you may get a com
hensive idea Of the reason for
formation Of This ORGANIZATION
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|kerday.
Pnds Of W. + Doer-
known Newcastle
will be pleased 10 konw
mficiently recovered
hess to be at his
yesterday.
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The story Of a magpie who escapes from captivity
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THE LATEST PIPE DREAMS.
Veracious Narratives from Men Who Would
Not Lie for Anything!

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Referring to the extremely interesting scien>
tfc articles in your paper the last few days about
hens laying eggs with handles" 'hens producing
cooked ham and eggs the dog wheels and
1.-The cat with wings" leads US once more to en-
croach on your valuable space by referring TO the
press dispatches from Washington regarding ram
lust imported which feeding on certain weed
grown In Colorado formed in its stomach huge
indigestible ball. which on examination turned out
to be a new chemical substance analogous to the
best Para rubber and the Department OF AgricuIt-
ure having their attention called TO the matter,
perimenting with the stuff produced rubber shoes.
toys etc. and efforts will be made TO stimulate
this industry among farmers; but. strange and
singular this discovery is. It does not compare
with rubber produced direct from the mountain
goat in the Austrian TyroI near Innsbruck where
is well known is the largest rubber plant IN the
near which is striking group OF bald and assured
Seegrabenpitzen. grows in great profusOn what is
known locally as goatswort, the botanical name Of
which IS Dolchos-Ascleplus Purpufaceus. OF the
genus Polygala, which secretes a laCtescent fluid
from the most ancient times has BEEN n1 NOW M51S;
as the fayorite food OF the Tyrolese goat. and
Roman Emperor Yespasi1s A. d. s.. dscov-
heat Of the sun becomes eIastic & TShn oy me
blocks OF it were sent 10 Rome and used springs
curious in the matter can see one Of these agcI
chariots In the archaeological department Of the
nearly two thousand years the whole matter seems
to have been forgotten until some six months
Herr Pumpernickel president of the Austrian
Polytechnic College. had his attention called to M
and he began experimenting with the mountain
goats milk in behalf OF the rubber factory and
by feeding the animals on pine cones. in con-
junction with the goatswort. produced milk i'm
pregnated with turpenttne. and by sOldifying IL
with heat and feeding II through a FOudriner
machine turned out real rubber sheeting and cloth
for garments, and In order TO produce vulcanized
rubber he forced the goats 20 drink from a sui
phur spring near by, and he was thus enabled 10
make combs. hairbrushes. syringes knife handles,
etc. by simply running the milk into moulds. add
ing meantime coloring matter required. And this
Is the reason why the Austrian company furnishes
goods so cheaply: and II bids fair TO reduce the
price OF genuine Para rubber 70 6 very few cents
a pound. FITZ NIGEL
New-York March Il 1906