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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-01-19

Salt Lake theatre-W. H. Crane in
"She Stops to Conquer" James
O'Neil in Monte Cristo."
Lyric-"The Cruel Abductor," one
week, beginning Sunday, Jan. 20.
~ ~
Those who were tickled with RED |
Feather" found more cause for mer-
riment in the clownish marching of |
the tin-soldiers than the united horse |
play of the comedians. Indeed If it |
had not been for those dear little |
soldiers, wrapped up in tin foil, anu |
awlwardly clashing with each other, |
there would be more sorrow than joy |
in this peculiar production. OF course
it was not intended that the soldiers
in RED Feather" should be funny
the absence of a drill master, how
ever, made them laughingly ridicu-
lous. Whenever the comedians
three of 'em-got together and began
to jump hurdles with their horse
play l grew melancholy, as if touched
with great sadness. Then there
would sound flare of trumpets and
all my grief was blown away. The
soldiers were coming! On they came,
opener!
Yes, those dear little make-believe
warriors, stumbling over their brave
swords were-to me, at least-the real
fun makers of the show. They were
the only feathers in Red Feather"
that were the whole plume when it
came to laughter. RED Feather" is
proclaimed on the bill boards as "ro-
a,,t, DC, c,tI 20 hau
gushed from the same fountain as
yates the fact that musical lightning
like the other kind-does not al
ways strike the same place. Robin
Hood" is concededly production of
merit, but the genius which produced
it surely became exhausted be-
fore RED Feather" was stuck in De
Koven's operate hat. l strongly sus-
pect that the whole thing was built
to order around the statuesque fore of
Grace Won Studdford.
She first exploited 1t and gave 1t
limited popularity on Broadway. Such
Is the strength of personality and
in the Studdiford case-the poten-
TALLY of shapely woman revealed in
tights. But, with Cheridon Simpson
in the title role, De Koven's romantic
opera is only dropping Red
Feather"
1t is said that Sullivan and Consi-
dine, after examining the size of the
fissure vein opened up by the Orpre-
UNI, have concluded that the vaude-
Vile outcropping in Zion looks like
good pay stuff" These enterprising
theatric miners will probably sink
shaft here. They will endeavor to tap
the same ore body which is sending
such golden stream through the box
Office mill on State street. Sullivan
and Considine-if they prospect here
will run their picks into the richest
theatric ground in the world.
Manager Jennings should not al
low such journalistic "knockings" to
disturb his vaudeville slumbers. UP
to date it Is doubtful If the knock
ing" has turned one penny from the
Orpheum box-office. People here in
good old Salt Lake are getting tired
of the perpetual anvil chorus. Jour-
nalistic DULLES have been beaten in
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13

Il. M. Bates who was in town
Wednesday with vegetables and to
take out freight for the Norton
store, in the course Of CONVEX
sation with the Editor OF the
News said, we have all sorts OF
vegetables, and the finest Irish po-
tatoes | ever saw any where and
spring chickens and good milk and
butter, etc. Now what do you
think of this2 Prof. Tinsley told
us here last winter in a lecture to
the farmers that Irish potatoes
were not adapted to the soil and
climatic conditions in Quay coun-
ty, but experience is teaching us
that potatoes are a crop that may
be depended on. Mr.. Bates has
now potatoes the size of a hens
egg and he says they are not more
than half grown. The idea is for
the farmer to put the stuff into the
ground and see what he can do.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13
Millinery goods at cost
The Racket Store.

Melville Floershcim returned
July 4th from Tucumcari, where
he was forced to stop over on his
way to Bisbee Arizona, on hearing
a report that the latter town was
in flames. 1t developed later that
over 200 residences were Destroy
ed and also a considerable portion
of the business section. The fire
was finally controlled by the use
of dynamite Roy Spanish
American.
T. Chittenden, manager OF the
Tucumcari Wool Securing Mills,
returned from Trinidad Wednes-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton brought
their baby tn town this week for
treatment for dysentery. They
live in Green Valley IS miles east
of Tucumcari.
Don't forget to visit the
Racket Store when in search
of July bargains.
A. lowell 81 Co. Prom
a. M. Blackwell, Weliday & Co.
of St. Louis, a former member oil
the Gross, Blackwell & Co. firm
spent a few days here this week.
A host of mighty values
will be offered to you Monday
July 22nd, that will be CROWD
accumulations at Gross
Kelly & Co.'S.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13
Tucvmcari Post Office Busy.

A. Il. Carter, our postmaster,
informs the News that they have
handled during six days of last
week IL, 7o2 pieces OF star route
mail and 486 registered packages.
During six months ending June
goth this year, 2IoI registered
letters, 20 foreign, 70 packages
and 7 foreign packages and III
free letters and received during
that time I24I registered packages
and parcels, and in addition to that
in and out OF Tucumcari something
over $4,000 pieces OF mail matter
per week. Now this don't look
like the Tucumcari post office is
decreasing in business. No, we
guess not, and how the thunder IT
ever got into a few New Mexico
newspapers that the postmaster's
salary was decreased, we do not
understand. This Office has stead
ily grown in business ever since IT
was established and is still growing.
The postmaster's salary was in
creased on the first day Of July
from $1,000 to $1,000 a year. Don't
overlook it, we are doing some
thing in this neck of the woods.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13
Things Mixed Up.

On the first of July, when the
railroad yards changed hands, the
Rock Island withdrew, leaving
over a thousand cars of freight on
the hands of the Southwestern.
All the old car clerks and yard
force have been replaced by new
men, and consequently the cars in
the yards are so mixed up that it
will be at least a week longer be-
fore things are Strengthened out.
Most of our merchants have been
greatly Inconvenience by this
mixed up state of affairs. There
are at least seventy-fve cars for
Tucumcari that are lost in the
yards. Some merchants have as
many as ten car loads of goods
which they are unable to touch.
Tucumcari is not the only town
left in this condition, but it SEEMS
that all the stations between here
and Santa Rosa are the same way.
The Southwestern people thought
OF course that the Rock Island
would help them for a day or so
after the change until their men
became brokenin to the work,
but this was not the case, and the
new road is left with over a thous.
and cars in the yards that they
have no bill of and know nothing
about.
Some of these cars a not be
touched until a new set of duplicate
car bills arrive from Chicago. This,
no doubt, will be soon, for the
railroad is exerting every effort tc
straighten out the mix-up.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13

The carpenter work on the new
round house has been delayed
this week on account Of the mill
at Alamogordo being unable to
furnish the amount of timber and
lumber that it was expected to-
These materials will arrive short
", however, and then the work
will be continued with more than
ordinary pushing and progress
with which it was begun.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13

Organizer Godshaw of Imp.
Order of Red men in New Mexico
and Arizona, was here Saturday
and Sunday tor the purpose of re-
viving the tribe of Uncas which
was organized here a year ago.
The order was granted a dispen-
sation and allowed to suspend
meetings for six months after
which he will return and perfect
the organization.
The evening world., 1907-10-22

PANIC. .0R=N0 PANIC,
ROOSEVELT ' L. STANDS
B.. POLICIES
They Represent He Says, the Effort
to Punish Successful Dishonesty
and He Will Persevere
IN Them ==z======
in Them.

NASHVILLE Tenn o 22-Pesiden Roosevelt in his speech
IT the Auditorium to-day said
has stock maEket in the high financial
od during the past months The statement has frequently been
made that the policies which stand legislative and executive,
esponsibe Now gentlemen he policies of mine
1zn be summed up in one represent
unsh dishonesty doubt these policies have had ma
teal effect bringing about the present trouble but they have
al not the slightest degree determination that Tor the
manng months these policies Shall pesevered
IN unswcrvingly.
II III to type civic manhood nation
y TO suffer any temporary commercial depression should consider
th cost but saA have done has been to ueah the wrong
the that ii was unehed that did the damage
All did was to turn light responsible for turning
pht but am responsible for what the light showed II is mposs
BE to cut without making the patient feel for few
sahcr sick ser than he fet before
AGAINST No HONEST -MAN.
No material veil being loses the mt toward
Aish.r thing. which
no
apemsn OF weshhemsvs inyeisn
- m D.,, neither ~. aemxosue upon on. side nor the
~ry on re-
xard things mos.
rt.nt menob.r n,cy -. two
he beginning the end
permitted In this
would discriminate against the honest man Who .chs,
Fh.. nothing tn. man vno
chaIlehse h
spi the hon
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ability enables exponal
American Ki
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RI DIFFICULT TO PUNISH RICH CRIMINALS
The evening world., 1907-10-22

The brokerage and banking sfrm OF
Mayer & Co. No. II Wall street, failed
this afternoon for 100000. s. COUNSEL
,or the n.sissaec in a statement Is.
sued two hours after The frm closed.
u. doors, said thai the assets wonld
pr,babty cunt,sr The creditors to Collect
dollar for doilar5-ni TINT the present
sTarT -ut si...- s,nclr and moi'7 TT
out the afrairs OF the hrm In bad
Hight.
Marcus MAYER is the Atead Ea
rDy PM sr4Te.4-- -arc GeorEa= I. leslie and
Abraham b. Baylis. both members OF
TEN ssssgK Exrs.. asIn Z 4 "a de
a speciality OF dealing In the stocks ana
bonds OF the coal-cnrrytns raiiroaus.
.nariicularly Delaware and Hudson, m
u asey nas heaYisatcS=
ss,ed.
szsfhe assIs.ssnsstsia,ts-st s-stistsle 10 w Liam
y Go,dSock. a member OF the law Arm
.of Alexander s Colby; No. 10 BroHd.
way. Alexander & Colby are Mr.. Gold
beck.s attorneys. Mr.. Bainbridsc Colby
issued the following statement;
mo precise and detailed statement OF
the firsnss condition car, be made by
the assignee urt.l an ineesiisation OF
the book. and accounts now under way
lis completed, II all happened In less
than an hour.
the members OF the Arm thought
that the assets were more than sufficient
to cover the liabilities. Then came the
The evening world., 1907-10-22

and naturally the prsce vent back.
When II reached I 10 u; post time the
Jugsler money appeared and after thou
sands were bel. the price went back
to . to L.
JuSgler Won In gallop after tra.l-
Ing Okefita TO the head OF the stretch
under wraps. okenite anlt whcn
caught. There WAS thereafter nothing
near enough TO give Jugzie!'s backerl
}uneasiness at the end Righ, Royal
which md been Knocked back at The
far turn. came again 10 fight Il, ont
with Dolly Spankcr. the favorite for
second money. Right Royal outgamed
him and was second easily
Cheap Bunch, In Fifth.
Trio proved tho best OF the awful
bunch NJ maiden thfee-year- olds In the
iifth race. but Miller had 70 ride him
hard to catch Russoll who led most ~
the wey.r High Gloss came ont OF lie
second biincl.. to he an casE third.
rllerc was annch OF tips on this race
and cnthch money WAS wlvercd 10 buy
The entire lot ton titnes over
The evening world., 1907-10-22

Tho irR3 who builds railroad
where it !, needed and runs Il. hon.
cst!s Is he,!etastos. We should back
him IN and. project him against unjust
stacks The man who manipu,ates
the sccnrit!ns OF that railroad no a. to,
sMindlc the outside pub!Is, or the stock
holders or The Investors OF any kind
or shippers: 10 sNindle the people At
larKc-tbR, man Is doins NIL that he
can to bring dow, In ruin the fabric OF
our Institutions. and IL lis our busticss
u sctss,gir faces like fiint aSains; III.
+ stsropgdo,ng. 20 VAR 10 undo that wrong
do.'ls in 20 tr.ercss OF tn, pcSple ~
uie!c .p6 primarily In the interest
sof t'iS l,on.s' man os means Cap
pia,se,l
Atonemsn. largely viearious.
.Rcmcmber tiils. ,!ti,t ntonemcnt In
this world ~ largely vicuripus; that Il
ne ~ sns,ihe and ID, men Of great
wealth -ti hefore the country ms a
whole tho standard OF successful dis-
hnHcstp 40 lint Young men are taught
10 think of buslneas tttckcry OF evasion
!. and violation Of the Ia ". OF stock gsri,b-
!. kAg ana swladAns = the chist roaAs
The evening world., 1907-10-22
LOST:
ugly 1ALtr HEARD
At RACET'RACK.
Momentum Oraculum and Dolly
=SpankerAre Beaten.attZ
maica When Well Played
to Win.
1s,,.,,.I Il me ryenlur worldly

fsreeiAi 10 The Evening Worldo
JAMAICA RACE TRACK. Oct.
% oractlum and Momentum were two
heavily played horreS iE the tiowanta
Handicap here today oraculum was
third and Momentum fifth.
Tom McGrath was The winner and
With io,a to spare. After the n'stz '-i1
tesnth was run the result was never In
doubt 49, II
The surprise of the=raoc WAS Hand
-xarrn. She ran a-~~eil rAoe. coming
from behind the leaders to get the
0rac.li.-n clnaed nlr2ng !
but tho effort came too late.
he could do was thrd.
.-s5essl scxnrsai ever q HAcs
Dolly spanker's performance In tho
third race caused s~tat of ugly talk
Ha ran as if dead and DuKnn-
liue effort With rim. niSan was
| ta4ald Gauss he cysdcntif1 eenlan !
help IL
Tue Stewards called Dp&an into tho
stand after the RICE, and 1t appeared
aa II the Jockey cot a dressing down
at least.
Exnlo.!on vas the favorite in the
opening dash, and he won easily at the
end after following the pace OF Rosi-
miro 10 the stretch turn. .Bellwethe : ran
prominently right Into tho stretch; but
Mccarthy Drought Banyah up with a
rush TO beat him out OF third money.
knapp whipped his mount Hard all
throurh the stretch. but he couldn't pre-
vent his quitting.
Bsd News Just lasted.
Voorhees, was a heavily backed choice
I In the second race. Opening AZ TO J..
thew were taking I TO 5 at the close.
Miller kot him off we'll and no went
rirf,t out. attended by Golden Shore 10
MAKE the pace. AT the far turn Golden
shore wns through, but Voorhees, kept
right on, ana turning into fhe stretch
looked an eaas winner,
had Saws had begun 10 loom up now.
nm Z possIblc contender for part OF the
mopey. but he was in a bad position
+ MT ,until they were well into the
Estretsi, did ST. Valentine threaten. He
came through With great Jumps nni, In
tho las, ten Yards caught the tirinH
voorhees, and won going AWAY. Fad
News closed fast enough 70 be n good
third,
4 Killing Made on Juasler.
Quite. "a Killing Was made on Juggicr
| In the handicip for all ages thrpugh Y
betting trick. The high-stool mel, held
.Iugsler At . to a at the opening. hl,
there. was no iuggisr N0aey In AlGht
j ~ q II q ( al 4 j. .I 4
The evening world., 1907-10-22

=
TO financial suecess, that II We should
let such state OF afysirs exist. not
only a. We bring about determination
OF the public conscience ~ q whole.
but a. sure az fate We ultimately invita-
ignorant and eIle reaction. which In
'tr~mpiinK out the wrong. will trampie
out each right At the same time; which
In Furnishing the wealthy wronEdosr
will infiict the punishment 20 brntaliy
and ~ unskilfully >as to confound In It
many men who have done. honestly md
well
want 10 see the procrss, the process
OF gaining wealth by successful dis,
honesty. stopped before !, soes 50 far
rs 70 !nvlte the very reaction Of which
spcak. tApplausc) And the man OF
property. the man Of greet means. viii
do We'll IN tnrn and IN this loftics, way
back in ii rational movement for rc-
form. Il rational movement for sncb
supervision and control over The nse.
over the accumulation and business
use ot these great fortunes, as will. II
J.
The evening world., 1907-10-22
TRoTTERs DIVIDE HEATS.

PoUc;HiSEEFsiE. ~ Y. oct y In
tie mafch ,ro,,iue racr for a f.,,n' ligse
between Sweet Marle and Major nsimar
AZ HE Hndsnn River Driving PARK tliis
afternoon Major Deluiar won the first
heat In s.ci ~ and sweet the second
In 2.oG IL
The evening world., 1907-10-22
.LAT0NIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE.-+Agncs Virginia = 10 4
and 10 i, ~. French Nun{ts 70 for
5pIaccl ?. Queen of The Roses :.
SECOND RAtsE.@-Furs Mcizar nj 20 3
nnd 4 10 - 4. MystiAer uor place, sveu)
The evening world., 1907-10-22
Kjilino Made on Jugoler.

q Quite.a killing was made on JuEgirr
in the handicap for ail ages through ],
betting trick. The hlgh-stool men held
Juxsler At . to 1 at the opening, hu,
there was no iusgisr Hansy In slght
The evening world., 1907-10-22
ON VS1F0cIkfExGHANGE;
MAYER eco. ASSIGN
Panicky Slump in the Market and High
=MoneY=RateGatehe Firm Suddenly
and Forces Suspension with Heavy
LiabilitiesIIope to=Pay= Debts

vas made that the itab 1,ics aggregated
m9.Voo tho financial district began TO
sit up and take s4.stise.
The evening world., 1907-10-22
NOMATTER WHO COMMI
FFICULT TO PUNISH RICH CRIMINALS.


nntei b@
r. punished
hd q railroad
dlcut
pefonniy
lifted In thIx xfaSblun = IA
The evening world., 1907-10-22
D JAMAICA RESULTS.

RACS---Sxplosion to >
and TO q I, Rosimlro to 6 for
pIace) 2, Banyah 3.
SECOND RAcE-s,. Valentine q
To I and to q I. Voorhees, e to S
for-ptaee Bad News 8,
THIRD RAcE-Jusser Is to 2
and even) I, Right Royal 3 TO !
--fSs plaeel 2 --nollX. sRanksr 3. y
FOURTH RAcE-Tom Moorath
Y Is 70 ana 70 snds sarfa
Is TO for paeelz2. oraculum 8,
FlFTH ssAcE-Iiro to 5 and
8 to 81 /, Russell I. ts to I for
place. aAiish Glass
SIXTH RAcE-whip.op e to !,
and to y I. Ida D. q to $ for
place. 2, Marion Louise 8.
The evening world., 1907-10-22

Political tunlon) Printing. amy language,
quick, cheap, Friedman Prin,. 2is pe~sry.
'phons SIcol Orchard. -
The evening world., 1907-10-22
Of All Companies Consider
Forming Separate Clearinghouse
After Run That $8,OOO,OOO
===z==== Payments Fail to Check
.CoRTELYoU HURR1Es HERE
TO=GIVE AID-fO THE BANKS.
There-Wer ereWild Scenes at the Main 0aies
and y Various Branches~of the Crippled
Company After the Suspension
Was Announced.
CORTELYOU HURRIES HER]
Was Announced.

So serious did the financial situation appear Immediately after tn
suspension of The Kckeocker Trust Company this afternoon follow
ing paying clamoTng thTongs dposior
the presidents of all the trust companies the city met in the Downtown
Club at No 90 Pine street. to discuss drastic for ief
Levi P. Norton founder of the Morton Trust Company, visited
financial district for the first time in many days to attend this meeting
Among those who attended the meeting Leslie M Shaw pres
dent Of the Carnegie Tn Company Otto T. Bernard president d
THE New York Trust Company Of America Philip Babcock
dent Of Trust Company America; George
til. Windsor Trust Company Oaklegh home oy Baldwin, q tn
Empire Trust Company and John E. Borne Of the Trust Company
Association Of New York.
President Higgins, the Knekerbeser said when be emerged
from the meeting hour after into session that he had made
statclen the tal
bate what could be done at length He said the trust companies would
now seek to unite and organize their clearinghouse That matter
before the meeting well the question Of assisting the Knker
booker Company
Secretary Of the Treasury Coeyou left Washington for this city
four o'clock Before starting he directed that oooooo be deposited
with New the necessary collateral had been
expected that he 600 to this
Ia totalo s2t 100000.
AID.
leaving The Department made tins
The evening world., 1907-10-22
GIVE AID.
Reo leaving The Treasury Department MI Cortefyou made s

KEEPING IN CLOSE TOUCH, WITH THE BUSINESS
CONDITIONS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
IN THE MATTER or PUBLIC DEPOSITS HE WILL
AT ALL. TIMES GONsUET TIE NEEDS OFTEGT1-
NATE BUSINESS INTERESTS AND WILL NOT
HESITATE TO DEAL-PRQMPTIY AND ADEQUATE <
lY WITH ANY SITUATION THAT MAY ARISE
Barton Hepburn President the Chase National
line c,ys largest institutions, made the following reassuring
statement this afternoon: 77-- ----
believe general banking conditions will continue
ttFease at its
due to peculiar methods of certain parties who have
forced HE The Clearing House VIII
tinue to render such assistance may be necessary ~
before the closing the stock market
Of 100000 being made
lat this rate.
IRUMORS ABOUT RYAN.
To further agtate the already scarged atmosphere the report
circulated that Ryan had been forced out the Morton Trust
COMPANY in the fashion that Charles Barney persuaded
resign from the presidency of the Knckerbocker Company
President Levi Morton Of the company personally denied the
report in the following statement:
aThe story circulation that Mr. Thomas Ryan resigned
resign vceprednt Of the Morton Trust Company
invention Mr. Ryan has not resigned and has no intention Of
doing The subject has been discussed suggested
Charles Barney who resigned from the presidency If the Kck-
eboke Trust Company this afternoon rendered his resignation as
director Of the National Bank OF North America,
The evening world., 1907-10-22
$8,ooo,ooo Paid ont But
Run Was Not Checked

The closing Of The general ofe a aoS aii. ana DIoiA
branches Of the Knikerboker Trust Company occurred simultaneously
this afternoon Though Siooooooo had been peosea
Evening journal., 1907-10-24
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