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New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
THREE 9Th AVE. BUILDINGS LEASED.

J. Arthur Fischer has leased to John Hewser the
four story building the northeast corner of S9th
st. and 9th for a o years. Hewser Will
make extensive alterations the property. which he
will use as a hotel Mr. Fischer has also leased TO
other tenants the two adjoining buildings for term
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
WILL DISCUSS ToRRENs SYSTEM.

The Torrens board will hold a public hearing at
o'clock on next Friday The subject 20 be oiscusse
Is the consti;utonalty feasibility Of the TorreH
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Belmont ave. e. g.. 1918 II. n. of 1slst st; one
eS5sr e1o5y fame cba9.s STAPLE Clark architect $3.50
149th st. s. g., 269 II. W. OF St AIMS ave;
fve story brick tenement houses 4OxsS IT each
aS0rr S0FgneFd Edwsrd mgd Byrne' aTchitect
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
AUTUMN Resorts.
HIGHCLIFFE HALL,
PARK Hill. ON HUDSON. YoNKERs

PARK HILL ON HUDSON. YoNKERs
refined family hotel. located in most
beautiful suburb. twelve miles from city:
splendid views of Hudson country club adjoining:
special low winter rates. HIGHCLIFFE HALL.
A DVERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Office. No 1864 Broadway.
SITS. until o'clock p. m.
tisements received the following branch offices
regular office until o'clock viz: a64 Sth
ave. c,r 23d ST. 1853 9th ave- cor 18th st g2 East
l4th ST.: 257 West 42d between 7th and sth aves
263 West l25th 1888 Sd ave- between 10th and nth
SITS; l026 Sd 6ls 170s ave-. near ssh
ST.. I57 East 125th 756 fremont ave. $50 Cd ave-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

The alterations be made for L. II Rosenfeld as
Emery Roth is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
Instruction.

English Grammar, Composition, Literature Conver-
sation, by Englishwoman; experienced teacher MISS
KAY. 24e West 23d.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
Brooklyn.
Hotel Margaret
95 to 80 Columbia Heights,
BR00KLYN'S LEADING
EAMTTV onJ Tp AMCTTNT

bIGUUALIN . ALhUINU
FAMILY and TRANSIENT
Hotel.
Overlooking New York Bay, Manhattan and
Brooklyn.
The ideal location of Greater New York
Conveniently situated to the Bridge, Full
ton and Wall ST. ferries; 20 minutes to the
Business Centre of New York
CHOICE APARTMENTS,
Rooms with private bath, all handsomely
furnished
American plan.
Cuisine and Service
the Best
THOMAS TOBY, Manager
Telephone, 4120-Main.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10
ASKING $4,000.
WORK WANTED.

ROOKIlEEPER.. R..-Young man. -: expert
enced: good penman. Al references; sal
ary Sis A. + Skoglund, Eastern Ltho-
printing Co. 6l Clif st.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-10

POOKKEEPER- Experienced; thoroughly
understands double entry: conscientious
and willing: good references. A. Frank,
go East 10Th st.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-10
SIN Gungrch.

Senotoren erfun0i9en iid) ii6er Die
0eieblidfeit Scr gmiiiion poll
Eanamafanal.9 onos mo Shulb.
Gcrtiiifatcn. - &aus 8 Gomite'r
llo6 nidt crllunnt.
8obin0toM :. s., 9. Ge5.
- equator SiQman bon Siio-Garo.
lima brod)tc bellte i'm Senat cine
lnnge Geibe Don 9eifliiiien elm, mel
6e oos 6inon5 . Gomite initruircn,
Gas @orgeben bcs S6otomtsicfre.
tGrs I'M 3ltiommcnbang nit Der
~iiingiten @clOtlemmc 5u ulteriufJetl
rno fcIt5uiteQen, oh or 81 Der Gnlii-
lion Ser Fanumntnnol E Sbligatio-
men, ionic ser S%dJaBumts . Sdutlo.
Certificate bered)ti1t mar. Iic Be
Idliiiie mlrben bis oltf @eiteres 5l,-
riifaelc0t. Gul6crion Seras) bot
Gbnlide 9eifliiile an unO au6 oieie
muroen 5uriidgclcgt.
Sm 2ollie Der Sibung 9ingcn Sem
Scnot folgcnoc, pom T%rGiiocntcn
H%ooiepclt %polljogenc @rnennltngen
5u: Wnl. g. Wtcrrp BON Golifornicn
gum @%eionoten an Nicorogno unb
Gotta Gico; Gbos. q. Erolltp ans
Gerniont sum GommiiiGr fiir inter.
itaatlihcn Gcrfcbr; eugene 4. Sulc
Don Nep-Sonpibire gum gunocs.
WaridoQ iiir9tewsSompibire; Scnrp
DC. Sppt pom Californian gum Bene-
raj. NntpoIt pom Yorto Hico. Sn Ell
neg fllr5en Grefltioiibung beltdtigtc
ser Senot cine grobe 9ln5nbl minbcr
miAti8er @rlcnnltngcn uro pertagte
lid oara!lf nm 1.15 bis morgen.
Gns observation-disclosures pertagtc
iid nm 1910 bis gum Gonneritag,
obne irgcnO neld)e @cihGfte st CT
lcoigen, ouBcr Der Gntge0ennabnlc
BON Bills. IS mllroc bcfonllt gc9c.
ben, DAB sic 3uiommc1tiesultg Der
Snls . Gomite'n nift Dor n1diter
@ode crleoigt merocn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-10
Gurticbnno pun Scr 1. Scitc.)

lporen i'm @on5cn 66 Seid)c1 aus 0cn
beiocn 3ed)en crlarl1t. Gic NnTrolt.
mln0sorbcitcn idrcitCn Jest 10 raid
PORTRAITS, olS gcbiibrcnoc Nildlltt
ouf bic Sihcrbeit Der Hettlungs.
mannid)oftcn Qcitattct, oIlcin ca miro
immcrbin nod mcbrCrc Gage 0olls
err, che tic nolenOct iinO. Scttc
Nbcn0 mcIbct man, 0aB hdS in 9tr. s
ollsgebrohcnc 6cllcr NM Miittng poll.
it1nbiQ Qefoid)t mllr0c. llcbcr $4,000
IicfCt mGhreno ocs GogcS an &iiIia.
gelocrn Gin. Spit Nad)mitto1s Der
brcitetc iid) oos 8criidt. oob cine
5meitc Grploiion in Den 3cdcn cilgC.
trcten lei, ollcin Nliidlihcr @eiic mar
fem mnbrcS Wort bnrnn. Nltd) bclltc
norcn jnmmcrnbc mo mcincnOc
@cibcr Den 9or5cn Gag 81 NunOcr.
rem bel Oen %GingGngcn ser @rubcn
nerionmcIt, mn crqreifcnoc Sccncn
erciQnctcn lid ieocs Nal, iobolo elmo
2cidc bcrouSgCbrad)t luuroc. Die
mCiitcn ~OerIclbcn pllr0en I'M Gin.
flonge nit Ser ohencrlpdbntcn N1.
prOnun0 ser SonitGtshebGroc iofort
bon ser @rllbc aus becroigt.
Gin IuSlGn0cr, mcldcr in Scr Nj
pcrbolc- 3cdlc, 5cbn MeiIcn fluB.
obrpGrta BON bier, orbcitct, pcrlor
ourd) oie &otoitropbr eillcn 8rllocr.
ioipie IS onbcre 8crmonotc, mo lit
Jest oIlcin I'M Canoe. Gr fam bclltc
in oas @urcolt Der &oblcn. Gompogs
nie unO 'irnatr, Oh cr icirc StcIlc Der.
licrcn miiroe, pcnn CT bier bleibc,
bis ole 2cifcn icincr &crlpouotcn
gcfunocn icien. NlS cr Die @criihrs
rlllg crbiclt, bob cr in feincr @ciobr
Ser GntIoiiung idmebe, nor cr lid)t-
lid) crlcidtert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-10
@%crbaftuna uun Sanfbcamtcn in
Californian.

Gan francisco, 8. 0c5. -
0ooio y. &olter, lSraiibcnt Der Der
froftcn california Soic Gepoiit 4
Gmlit &c." lplroe III ser lcbtcn Nod)t
nui@crnnlaiIun9 ocs @iiIfs.G iitrifts.
Nnmalts Scncp 81 Santo Barbara
ollf cincm iiiOIid, gebenbcn 3ugc ser
.Soutbcrn Eariiic @obn" perboftct
llnO 5itriid gebrad)t. Gr bate bic
An9abc perbreitct, boB cr in ieiner
@obnllng 81 Son Woteo fronf bnr.
nicocr liege, nllcin sic GcteftipS
famen ieincm Stlhtperillde olli sic
Spur mo percitclten beniclbcn.
Nebrcrc nlloerc 9camtc ser f~allitcn
gompognie iinb cbenfals perboitct
norocn.
ErGiioG1t @olfCr crflGrt, er babe
feine Ibiidt gebabt, 81 cntilicbcn,
ionoern babe lid llur olf Gotb lei
ner Icr5tc mo Imudltc oltf ctlidc
Snge nod Sonta Barbara bcgcbcn
mollen. Mns buS Souimcnt onbcs
LANCE, 10 lei or nbiolut niht perdnts
mortlif boiiir. Gr hobe 10 picl Ser.
troucn oni Die Initnlt gchobt, Dob cr
nod 5ipci Gage Dor Der Suapcniiou
8el0 III ibr beppnirte, NM ct beiibe
sur 3cit fci1cn Collar, oltBer ocnt
bort ocponirtcl 8elbc. Gr babe
$4,000 in Der 9anf unO iei elmer
Der baltptIGflidcn Nftion0re.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-10
@erborscnc 8affcu.

0lllloert pcritcdtc @epebrc IN scr
NGbe BON @oloficlo cntoedt. -
@rubenbciiber mpQen Den @etrieb
ibrcr 8erfc nit Siilfc bon Strife
brefern oufnebnlcn.
8olofielb 5, Ncp., 9. Tc5en6cr.
Captain Gage bon Der Nctcftips- So
trouble Der yGoniolioatco WincS
60" berid)tctc geitern Nbcnb, or bobc
bunoert @c,uebrc beldllognabnlt, iucl,
d)e cine fitr5e Strecfe bon @ololielo
clltiernt uernutblid Don ltnion-Ycrg,
lcllten pcrltedt lporocn icien. Nan
permutDet, oab Dies Elm Sbcil Der
@uffen ulO Munition iino, lpeldc
bic Vcrgleute ipGbrcnb Der letten Gos
&c 6ulamncngcbrod)t boben loQcn.
@ic GapitGn @iltium Cor, Der Ser
tretcr ocs @oupcrnelrs Sporfa, in
8olbfielD gcltcrn &o6nittog nit
tbeiltc lillh allb Dem @pupernellr uno
Dem Gonmonoeur Der bier eingeriid.
ten 9unbcatrnppcr, Obcrit Mlfreo
GcpnolbS, gcnelbet lporoen lit, ge.
oenft Der Gerbnno Der 9crglperfsbe.
liBer, inn &auie Der @pbe ben 9etrieb
Der 3ed)cn nit Observation-Disclosures lpie.
Der altf5ullcbmcn. 0ie Yeanlten Ger
IlIociation lalien lid ouf Oireftes DC
frugcn barber nift aus, abcr Den
In5eid)ell nod miro man am ndd)-
item 0tittiuod) nit Dem MuSpumpcn
Der 9ergmcrfe beginner.
SIS licgcn bier jebt ncltn Gompog-
MEN Sruppcn mlO oaS jlpcite DC
judgement aus Wontercp bat cin fc.
ties Eager allf Gombination.Sin. MIR
300 0orOs bon Der 3ede Der n@olO.
fielO Gunioliooteb Wtining So" ent-
fernt, be5ogen. o.
Sderiff Sngolls bat iih nod ent.
ierllter l~iegenoen 9crgclperfen bege.
ben urb Siilfs-S heriff Bert &nigbt,
fueld)er i'm pertritt, periiGert, ner Jet
ieber arilis gepadien, luelde lid ct
iua bel cinem Gcrilld Der @icoer.
croffnllng Der 3cd)en entpideln
fonntc," Gr bat Elm SuBenb Deputies
III Sienit gc1ommcn. Gr bejcid)nct
bic 9ebouptung Der 9crglucrfSbcs
iiter, boB bic llrionlciltc iib bcipofi-
netell uno T%nltaltcn trdielt, SIT Chit.
lid)feiten 81 grcifct, ais folId lulO
logt. ie!nca Grod)tells lpcroe fcin Ser
illd) gcrnodt merocn, Die 9crgluerfS.
BETTER an ocnl @ctricbc ibrcr 3chcn
5t binoern, mos fir Nrbeiter JIG alld)
mGblten. Gas &ricgsgeies lit nId)t
p%roflanirt lporbcn uno Offi5lere u1o
Wonnihoftcn bobcn bis jcbt lucnig
n,cbr gctbull, uls oob tic iid 10 be.
oucm ols mDglid) c%illridteten.
(SpGtcr.) = DDS Grcfutip.Gomit
Scr uIfinc Slpners Illociotion" bat
bellte bcid)lplicrL ben Vctricb Der
@rl,bcn ant noditcn Gonnerltog aui-
5Inebncn runo 500 Strifcbred1er 5i
cielem 3tpedc bierber ST. bringen.
Mitglieoer Der ,WcItern Winers Se-
berotion" iolcn fiinitigbin feline gr-
belt mcbr bier crboltenL uno Die
2nbnifnlo miro rcoil5irt merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-10
@cscn Suotidlags por 8cridlt.

Hem Dorf. 8. 0e5ember. -
Sm Griminaleeriht bcgann beite Ger
TroseB gegen alireb $. Smitb. Sice'
Er1iioenten uno 8eneral @eifl1ftS'
fiibrer Der yHen.Dorf Gentralbabn,"
megen Der I'M lesten %tSebruor bel
8ooolamn itottgefunbenen 3ii8.Gnt,
gleiiung, ourd) ipelfe "a Menifcn
umfamen uno 81 perlett muroen.
Smith lit crimineaer 6abrloiiigfelt
uno bes 5obtiblags augeflagt. Cine
,Surp muroe i'm 8erioufe Ser geItri-
gen 8erbanblungen 5uiam1trItgeiest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-10
3wci ainocr bon ibrer 8rofmnttrr
ect0otct.

SomcrpiGIc, MoIi., 8. 0c3.-
Srnu @nlerp SuntIep crid)icn beutc
in Der YoIi5ciitution ilnb tbciltc NIT,
Dab lie ibrc 5mei gnfel, Hapmon6
Sbomo, iehs Sabre alt, unb Caro-
line Suntlcn, bier Sabre alt, getootct
babe. @1breno fif sic &inoer ollf
9eillh bel ihr nlibieltelr, botte iic
oie'clben burd) anorchcn beS 2eld)t.
gales bctGllbt uno barm in elmer
@aoeDonnc crtrGnft. Die ainocr
lparen @aiien. NIS man ibre Sci.
den a%niionb, moren 9eibe ct1pa ~
Stunocn toot. Sbre Mlitter enoete
balb nod benz Sobe hires ToterS
ourb Selbitmorb. Srou Suntlep lit
as Sabre alt nnb Gilt lfon gcraun,e
9eit fir geiltesaeltort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-10
Die 8oIocinfnbr.

Tcm 9orf, 8. Gesemba. -
Die Iirma So5aro Srcres bat neitere
$2,750,00O in 8olo aus europa be.
itelt. 0ic'er @etraa iteiaert ocn
@olomiport lett Dem Infang Scr @c-
ipealing auf i'm Gan5en $102, $50.
600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-10
Haid1 iuieoer flutt.

Gan Domingo, g.. 9e5ember.
Ser m1crifoniidc 3oQtuttcr SEQ
ria, lpeldcr bel %ieinent Gintrcffcn
bel Der S%oicncinfobrt ouf 8rrno &c.
ricth, lit nicoer ilott gelporocn. @r
bot fcincn Sboocn c"rlitten uno lit
nun ali Der Hbeoe peranfert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-10
3Wci @anbiten, meldJe jett ,snt"
finn.

@inIod If, @aib., 8. Oe5embcr-
3iuei Wt1nner, lpeld,e bellte firth boS
bielise Eoitamt SIT berailben pcriud,.
ten, pitroen burt Elm 9iirgcr . 9llti.
gebot periolgt, I'M @nloe um5ingclt
lino erihoiien. Sbre Hamcn iinb
niht befannt. giner Ser 9onoiten
braftc Dor ieinem Sooe Dem Son.
itabler :. g. Wc6aooen cine beoenf,
Iife ShuBmlmoe bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-10

Sabren, g%etoOtet. 8pruS ipor Der
cinjige Terbeiratbete inter ben orei
MGrnern. George &creihler, 80
Sabre oft, lit ihnler5boft perlcst.
Gic @erfe muBten in 6plge Der Gr.
ploiion allBer 9ctricb geiett mcrocn,
uno 800 Irbeiter merben bei6Gfti-
a~lllldslos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-10
Yin Der &iiite Nem.V rnnsmif's &C.
5tranocf.

ct. Sobn, g. g., 8. GeSembcr.
- Ter bon Sigbp, e. e.. blerbcr
beitimmte Gampfer yarmouth"
Gieentbum Der Dominion atlontic
Hnilmap Co." lit 81 9lad Eoint,
nabe bier a~eitronbet. gr iffpebt in
feiner unmittelbaren 8eiabr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-10
Samilicm Srag6bic.

Nem Dorf, 8. Ge5ember. -
Charles Garpm, Elm &iiier, meiber
in einem 9rppflmner Shlahtbuils
ongcitellt NOR, ihpB beiltc ieine Srall
nieoer uno tootcte lid ielbit ourd)
einen Sd)uB IN ocn Wuno. Gle Srait
Iiegt i'm Soipitnl I'M Sterben. So
rom iheint g%eiitesgeitort selpcien 81
ieilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-10
&ciicl. Grpluiiun tDotct brci Wrbcitcr

Nllentomn, ga, 8. 0%esem1bcr.
- Glrd cine 3ampffeiiel. grploiion
in ben bieiigen @erfcn Der ,ameri-
Tan Steel ano @ire 60" ipurben
Ssobn @prlls, Simon Hollomisfp uno
6rancis Wotnla, iGmmtlidJ iungc
MGnner int Sitter pon 20 bis 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-10

lin, Gridltuua In einrm 1as Al fnrircn
uebme man 2arattue Srpmu Euintnc Sabiets.
Mpotbefer aeben fus @elo siriid. menn ite Mot
ipirfen. 6. 70. @rnuc'S llntcrihrift onf ieoer
Ghu6teI. 25c. (Sf1 .iNi&B)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-10

Ydiie iiir's siuslauo beiorgt T.. Nainc, Wr.
413, Sit'Snitimpr re. Str nabe Guitcm Npnie'lue,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-10
Scr &aiicr in 2onoon.
Scin Tcricus M~uicntbalt ST Sigbcliif
bccn0ct.

9reitGRigcr 9cilth i'm Gbemie6obet
Dor Ser Hiidrciic nod Gcutifr.
Iano. - Morgcn miro oieielbc
ongctrcten. - Grci SUB Stnee
m1o Notwithstanding in Sbcr.
i6Iciicn. - Or, Sod bat oIs
IrGliocnt Scr HcidSbont obge-
oonft. - @eitcreS iibcr &onig
OSfor'S 300 mo ocu Hcaic-
rru1g@pcdicl in Sdwcocn, -
Stiirmc mo YcbcnSpcrluit ani
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-29
WILD RIDE OF
THE HARGIS FAMILY,
Thrown From Overturned Bussy,
Sustain Many Cuts and Bruises.
BUGGY SMASHED AND HORSE
INJURED.

One OF the most thrilling expe.
riences ever witnessed on the
streets OF Tucumcari was had by
the Hargis's, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
gis, Master Gerald, and little
Mary Bingham, visiting the family
from Sabetha, Kan. Tuesday even
ing. II. II. is the owner OF a
three minute Kentucky mare
and while they were driving
down Second street from the Rock
Island Depot the animal scared
and became unmanage able. reach.
ing the corner of Second and Main,
at the First National Bank, ran
into lumber wagon and upset the
buggy. The mare ran a short dis
tance down Main and when stopp.
ed had torn the buggy to pieces
and was slightly injured. MIR. H.
who emerged from the wreck with.
out injury Immediately set about
caring for his wife and the tw o
children. They were taken to the
Offices OF Drs. Herring 4 Moore
and DR.. Nichols and as soon as
their wounds were dressed moved
to the residence. They are report.
ed in good spirits and rapidly re-
covering. Mrs. Hargis received an
ugly cut in the back of the head
and slight wounds on the face and
shoulder, Master Gerald a cash in
the forehead; the little girl had
collar bone broken. Those W h O
saw the catastrophe finale consid.
er the Hargis's fortunate to escape
with their lives.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-29

M. b. Goldenberg has lived in
New Mexico for thirty years and
has never seen any sign Of a cy.
clone until the whirl which visited
US Thursday, and he don't know
how to account for it unless t h G
germ was brought here by Okla.
homans. The News don't m
any responsibility. for the reason
that the editor has been dispensing
his editorial aeromancy with regu-
iarlty tor more than decade in
New Mexico without incident. No
body seems to have thought OF the
presence OF the Salvation Army
and the school Of real estate men
We have here, both OF them new.
corners to this city. Nobody will
deny that the latter are skilled
aerometricians, and il they can't
move things any other way will
start q cyclone, a row or anything
else just in order to move things.
We will apologize to the real es-
tate men in our next issue.
d. N. Williams the sheep grow
er, was in the city a day or two
this week and tells us that his
herds are not doing as well this
summer as they ought to, and that
the wool clip and the increase are
both short. The backward spring
and SO much cold weather that the
hocks have not done we'll.
The farmers east of town three TO
five miles say hail fell out there
larger than hens eggs but not in
quantity sufficient to injure crops.
They say that 30 miles east and
south there was a regular water
spout and it is feared that more
damage has been done to crops
than we have heard.
J. c. Jones has received the
front for his new building. This
is one of the prettiest structures
in northeast New Mexico, and
adds great deal to the looks of
Second street.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-29

o. w. Elliott who lives 18 miles
southeast OF town, was in yester.
day for supplies. He tells this
paper that he had a very narrow
escape from the cyclone " h ! h
passed east OF US. The path OF
the storm 100 feet in width missed
his residence not more than 70 feet
and took away his fence and O u t.
houses. He had just finished q
large cellar and got into it before
the storm reached him. Mr.. Elliott
has the largest farm in the county,
having in cultivation $50 acres.
He has 10 acres of Redweather.
field onions which are now looking
fine, and 100 acres OF Indian corn
Golden Austrian and Italian Long
varieties. The seed cost him an
outlay of $40 a bushel and it is his
intention to grow it for seed exclu-
sively. Elliott will put I, 90 o
acres in cultivation next year.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-29
CAPTAIN CURRY CREDITED
WITH LICKING PVLAJANES,

Manila, June 25.-Governor
General Smith has returned from
a months tour of inspection of the
northern provinces. He declares
that Pulajanism is ended on the
islands Of Samar and Leyte. He
gives the entire credit for the So
luton Of the difficult situation to
Governor George Curry of Samar,
and Governor Devyra OF Leyte.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-29

At the court house, Monday,
Judge r. l.. Patterson, united in
the holy bonds Of matrimony w.
M. Howe and Mrs. Plona Wright,
both residents OF this city. MIR.
Howe is an old timer here and is
selling the Singer sewing machine
at this time. The editor has been
unable to learn very much about
Mrs. Howe further than she has
resided in this city for some time
and is highly respected among her
friends and neighbors. This paper
wishes the couple much happiness.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-29

S. E. Pelphrey, the contractor,
building the round house and shops
Tor the Southwestern, went TO Cim.
arron wednesday. He is one OF the
members of the Cimarron Construc
ton company and is manufacturing
at the companv's shops there much
OF the material which is going to
be used in the buildings here. He
will return Monday.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-29
BASE BALL.

There is not a very interesting
story to relate about the ball game
between Montoya and Tucumcari
last Sunday. The game was wit
messed by a rather large crowd
considering the hot afternoon and
the limit of the grand stand in
shade capacity. The score was
tour to one in favor OF Tucumcari.
Hits twenty-six to thirteen; errors
six to eight; bases on ball seven
to four.
Tucumcarl will play Nara Visa
tomorrow and an excursion will
run from here 81. 80 for the round
trip. Train leaves Tucumcari at
3 a. M, returning at 7:s5 p. m.
this will likely be the best game
OF the season between these two
teams.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-29

O'Shea Of the O'Shea Promotion
Co., is here from El Paso looking
after his Tucumcari interests. His
company has sold several thousand
dollars worth OF real estate during
the month and the company is
building a number of residences in
the Buchanan Addition which they
intend to offer for sale and rent.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-29
WINDSTORM WITH
CYCLONE ATTACHMENT
iucumcari has a touch Of the Real Ar
ticIs Which Does ConsideraAIe
Damage u Few Miles East
of the City.
MlLLER'S HOME DESTROYED
AND FAMILY INJURED.

The wind storm which pulled a
lew houses off the foundation and
pied the lumber yard OF Jackson
Galbraith- Foxworth here Thurs
day had a regular cyclone accom-.
paniment. Considerable damage
was done FIVE miles east of the
city where the storm grew to cy.
clone proportions. The cloud as.
sumed a funnel shape and convert
ed itself into regular Oklahoma
twister. The residence of a man
by the name OF Miller was torn to
pieces and several OF the family
injured. Other small ranch houses
are reported blown down further
east and two or three families hurt.
but none OF them seriously. The
Jackson-Galbraith- Foxworth Lum.
Der Company here, suffered a
slight loss, the lumber being blown
about promiscuously in one corner
OF the yard. After the whirl was
over here the population dropped
everything and watched the pro.
gress OF the funnel shaped cloud
until it disappeared to the east.
ward. The telephone line east
was down between this place and
Endee for time and news is hard
to get. The news has questioned
the Oldest inhabitants in this sec.
ton OF the country and they all
agree that cyclone has never been
heard of in northeast New Mexico
and some OF them jokingly laid the
blame to SO much Oklahoma i'm.
The editor has
seen but one sign OF a cyclone in
New Mexico during fifteen years
OF residence, and that was in the
sacramento mountains where the
timber for more than 100 yards in
width and we do not know how
lar distant is lying fiat on the earth
and pine trees three and more feet
in diameter are torn out by the
roots. There are few spots on
earth, however, that are immune
rom an occasional storm. So if
t is as long between in the future
lere we need not be alarmed.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-29
Child Cut on Barbed Wire.

The seven-year.old daughter of
Jerry FARRELL was brought into
town Wednesday by the father for
treatment for barbed wire cut
which is giving the child consider
able trouble.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-29

The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Graber
aged rs years was had in this city
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. She
died at the family home east of
Tucumcari Thursday. The cause
was stomach trouble.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-29

w. II. Hicks, who has been
visiting S. M. Wharton and family,
returned to his home at Zephyr,
Texas, Wednesday morning.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-29

There are some thirty new resi-.
dences going up in Tucumcari.
There are no houses for rent.
About the only way one can get a
house to live in is to build it.