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Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19
FEW ORONES IN THE HIVE
Productive Ability of the Bee Fam
lily - Sweet MorseI TO
Blow About.

Wealth. rated for convenience in terms of
money with gold as its basis, deceives the
careless student. II dulls the perspective
and causes him to put a false value on
other things customarily neglected, but
relatively large contributors to the wealth
OF the nation. When we read that Colo
RADIO produced sS5, 100000 in gold last year
it is impressive enough 10 cause a fleeing
thought of the boundless wealth that is
stored within its hills and rocks.
Once or more a year the American hen
is placed on the shrine and worshiped a
the source OF more wealth than all the
mines. But It is very lately that It was
discovered that the busy but neglected bee
produces s25,OOO.O 900 for the farmers Of the
country. The same investigation disclosed
that with a little attention the bee could
be made to triple his support.
Even as II is, the honey crop is worth
more than the rice and buckwheat crops
combined. 1t is earned without blowing,
sowing or reaping. The labor employed is
negligible; the soil requires no fertil "a
ton and machinery is dispensed with. The
bee Is Of some consequence.-st Louis Re
public.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19

o make quick jumps about the country.

10 make quick Jumps about the country.
Walter Fitzgerald was jailer of Boyle
county and he and Tom Helm, then chief
of police went after Rousey. Months passed
and the people had forgotten that such
a man as Rousey existed. More than a
year after Rousey's escape he was arrested
in a small town in southern California.
He was brought back and when the court
of appeals affirmed his case he was brought
to the penitentiary here.
During the year that passed after his
escape. Helm was on the trail of Rousey
and twice was within two hours of him,
reaching a town only that length of time
after Rousey had gone, The chase was from
Illinois to Southern Arkansas and back
four times ad then across Texas and New
Mexico into California.
During that time Rousey never had posi-
tive Information that anybody was after
him. He received warnings In some mysterl-
Gus way. He says something told him Tom
Helm was after him and would come to
the town in which he happened to be at that
time. AS soon as this feeling came over
him, without questioning 1t, Rousey would
leave. On the day before he was arrested,
Rousey said, he was sitting by the railroad
track in the yards wher he was en-
ployed. He said the old feeling which said
to him plainly: Tom Helm is coming
after you" came over him. He said he went
at once to the foreman of the yards and
asked for his pay and also for a pass to
Canada. This was on Thursday. The fore
man persuaded him to wait until Saturday
and work the week out. The failure to obey
the warning caused Rousey to be caught
just at the edge of what would have been
safety, and he went to the penitentiary,
where he has made a good record.
Whether it was instinct, or what. that
gave him the warnings when he was a fugi-
tive nobody knows, least OF all Rousey. He
Undoubtedly had warning OF some sort
and he led the officers a merry chase and
a long chase by reason Of his.-Louisville
Courier-Journal.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19
NOTES ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Musicale and Dinner Parties at Field
Club Entertain Many.
MISS butcher WEBS oKLAHOMAN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wedding Mt Cas-
teIIar Presbyterian Church Was
One of the Pretty weddings
of the Week.

The musical at the Field club Thursday
evening was one of the largest affairs OF
the season and was attended by a large
audience. Each of the artists responded
10 enoores and much credit is due to Miss
Corinne Paulsen, who arranged the pro-
gram and also took part. A large number
of dinner parties were given preceding the
musical. the guests remaining for the
music. The following program was pre-
scented;
Canzonnetta. D'Ambrosio
bcherzo. ...,,, ............. van GOenS
Mr.. Robert Cuscaden.
Hoffnung-When the Roses Bloom.......
Miss Myrtle Moses.
Bereeuse-Jocelyn GODDARD
Miss Irene Cole.
Mr.. Cuscaden. violin obligato.
Leo Garlic.
From the Orpheum.
t1ano SOLO
PART II.
Miss Corinne Paulsen.
The Little Irish Cir" .Lohr
Miss Moses.
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 4............H ubay
Mr.. Cuseaden.
Isl J'Etais Jardinier' .-..........Ch aminade
y" Miss Cole.
How Many a Lonely Caravan" ....,,..
Il Sometimes Wonder.
Far Across the Desert Sands"...,....
Amy Woodforde Finden
Mr.. Frank ]. Resler.
Miss Corinne Paulson at the piano as &C
lompanist to the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. WEIGH entertained as
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19
An Antn CnIIIninn

means many bad bruises, which Bucklen's
Arnica salve heals quickly. as Il does sores
and burns. 25c. For sale by Beaton Drug
Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-19

BY using the various departments OF The
Bee Want Ad Pages you get the best re-
suits a. tina least expense.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
REGISTRATION BOOKS OPEN.

The qualifications OF a legal vot.
er, he being registered, shall be as
follows; He shall be a citizen oil
the United States, OF the age OF Al
years, shall have resided in the
territory six months, in the county
where he offers to vote, three
months, and in the precinct thirty
days Immediately preceding the
election.
No other person is entitled 10
register.
The books are now open at yari.
Gus places in the city for those who
intend 10 vote in the election mex,
November 10 register. You will
have until the a3rd day OF October,
inclusive, to get your name on
these hooks. II you tail to regis.
ter you will not he entitled to a
vote.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
HOW ABOUT 1T,

The Tucumcari News in the
write up OF the county convention
last week, said that Nictoriano
Montana had been nominated by
reclamation, tor the office OF com
missioner Tor district number three,
thrf" being no other candidate.
inns was r mistake; Logan had a
candidate tor this office, IN the per.
son OF sim Mcfarland, a man we
should be proud to vote tor at any
time on any ticket. Logan Lead.
cr.
The News stands corrected as TO
TINS statement, and like the Logan
Leader We consider Mr.. Mcfarland
on" OF the leading citizens OIL our
county; but at the same time the
native people must be represcnt d,
and IN this instance we think the
night thing vas done at the right
time, The editor OF this paper was
a member OF the delegation from
ucumcari, and 1t there was any
AK cement as to MIR. Mcfarland,
OF anybody else, before the conycn.
ton opened, we we're not aware OF
~.
that tact. MIR. Montana is n OF
our most representative citizens
and a heavy tax payer OF the coun-
", and will make a commissioner
OF whom the people will be proud.
We hope the Logan Leaders in.
iinence will be given the party in
clcCting him TO this office.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
JOHN c. CLANCY NOMINATED.

The republican legislative con,
vention OF Guadalupe county, or
Saturday, the 74th inst, nominal.
ed John G.. Clancy Tor representa-.
tive from the Sth district, to the
3Sth territorial assembly.
MIR. Clancy is a veteran among
a number OF strong political lead.
ers in Guadalupe county. He ser.
we'd as a member OF the lower
house OF the assembly in 1890 when
Gov. George Curry, the present
territorial executive, was presidcn,
OF the council, and is the accrcdit.
ed founder OF the present normal
school system OF the territory.
Tie is a nan OF sterling character,
and unquestioned integrity.
He was born in Brattleboro, VI,
Dec. II, 1886, and received his
schooling in the public schools OF
his home town. When thirteen or
fourteen years OF < he shipped
from New York on a merchant res.
sci as cabin boy, and followed the
sea until twenty years OF age.
He then returned to his native
state and graduated in a CONNER.
clal course, then went to sea again.
He rounded Cape Horn several
times, and visited the South Sea
Islands, and also Japan. During
the Civil war he vas captain OF
"A Pacihc steamship line, rose to
manager OF same, with headquar.
tiers III San Francisco. He later
sold out his shipping interests and
went into mining brokerage in that
city. About 1874 he bought sheep
in Arizona and afterwards trailcd
them into New Mexico. He came
TO Guadalupe county in 1875 and
located his present home and ranch
site.
MIR. Clancy has always been a
republican, and prominently ldenti.
ted with the party, both in his
county and the territory. He is
considered the strongest man tor
this office, in his county, aud hes
been endorsed by the republican
county convention OF Quay county,
and will no doubt he elected bv a
handsome majority,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
JUDGE TAFT TALKS
ON PHILIPPINES.

In answer to Bryan's attack on
the policy OF the republican party
IN the Philippines, Judge Taft has
riddlcd m a speech to visitors to
his home IN Cincinnati, thu Ncb.
raskan assertions. lie charges
Btyan'S Influences as the cause OF
a years bloodshed in the island
possessions.
In the course oi the speech
Judge Tai said "ln 1000, in the
ilTst presidential campaign after
the Close OF the Spanish war, Mir.
Bryan announced that the para
mount issue vas anti.lmperialism.
tie and those who supported him
IN that campaign and who had IN.
dlcatcd their policy even before the
campaign came on, CONDEMNED the
course OF Mckinley with so much
vehemence as TO convince the Fill
plnos that It was wise Tor them t.
continue IN open instruction, and
Mr.. Bryan and his followers we're
responsible tor the cost and suffer.
Ing and loss OF lite on both sides
which arose during an unnecessary
year OF war"
Mr.. TAFT very pointcdIy shows
that BRYAN advocated immediate
independence tor the Filipinos
directly after the Paris treaty, and
was IN favor OF having them shift
tor themselves, and then intericred
as much a. possible with the efforts
which were being made to bring
tranquility 10 the islands. Mr..
ait submits that there is not the
slightest resemblance between the
policies urged 10y the two parties
IN respect to the Philippines and
SAYS; Hence, | say, that one OF
the great reasons Tor keeping Mr..
Bryan out OF the Presidency and
his party u OF Congress is that
they are pledged TO abandon the
island, to accept the policy OF scut.
tie, 10 rid this Government OF the
burden it has assumed with respect
TO this people, and to halt the
spread oil civilization in that part
OF the Orient Mr.. Taft believes
II will be a generation or two he.
tore the Filipinos are fully ready
Tor absolute independence.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
FARM PROPERTY INCREASE OF
VALUE MORE THAN TWO
HUNDRED PER CENT.

The increase in the value OF
farm property OF eight billion dol.
lars between 1000 and 1907, Is
nearly nine times a. much rs the
aggregate national banking capl.
tai OF the United States; 1t i, more
than onc.ha,l as much rs the total
at capital, stocks and bonds IN.
cludcd, of all the railroads in the
tnitcd States; It is nearly three
times as large as the aggregate
savings bank deposits ot the whole
country. In all the records Of
American development, nothing 4,
more remarkable than the advance
made IN the last tcw wears hy the
agricultural interests OF this cuun.
try. In the brlcl period between
1000 and 100 the value OF farm
property advanced from $40. $50, .
300. 90 to S2S,o71,ooo.uo, a gain
NJ nearly $4,000, 600. 90, OF thirty.
seven per cent, Notwithstanding
the tact that there was only a gain
VI fifteen per cent IN the number OF
people engaged IN agricultural pur.
suits. There is certainly no room
Tor complaint among the agrlcul.
tural classes OF our country, and
there ~ little reason Tor discomfort
among lahOtlng classes engaged m
agriculture and other pursuits. tor
the eaSon that the prosperity oi
the country - guagcd wholly on
the success Jt that portion OF our
people engaged IN agrlcultuIc; il
the agricultural classes are pros.
porous the whole people are pros.
porous; manufacturing interests
are good; tlc lite Ji the nation It.
sell Is maintained by the farmers,
and no matter what political party
may bc IN control OF the govern.
mcnt they are the basis Ut our
great prosperity, and the american
farmer has been th" Chlei factor In
building the richest nation IN TN,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

Up to date the fireworks ut tn,
campaign have been with BRYAN
II there ar, republicans who AT,
dubious because they do not see
n great uprising tor TAFT thro.
uphout IN, country they must re-.
member that Bryan is always elect
ed in September. That Is to say,
h. has most OF the noise with hru
At that time. 1t subsidies after.
ward, when tn, republicans get
dGwn 10 real work.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

There are a good many mean
men in this old world, but the two.
legged hyena who peddles the
dope to his neighbor who has fail.
ed'to make a crop on account oi
the dryness OF the weather bureau,
in m effort to- persuade him thai
the government is &c blame Tor his
misfortune, is in our opinion the
mangiest animal in the menagerie,
and about the greatest evidence oil
humanity to which his earthly
career attaches is the fact that he
wears pants and is allowed tc
vote,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

The News has received a number
OF copies OF a neatly printed, at.
tractlye and finely illustrated bul.
letln, printed by the New Mexican
Printing Company al is own *.
pense Tor tree distribution and Tor
the advertisement on the city. and
county the pamphlet IS published
IN, and We have read II very care.
fully. II Is Splendldly written,
very interesting, and is doing the
capitol city much good. Five
thousand copies wcrc ISSUED and
OF this number 5000 were distribute.
ed during the past TWO months.
his - a labor OF love on thu part
OF the New Mexican Printing Com.
pany, which, with is publications,
Tor the past tOrty.hvc ears, has
done lne and telling work tor the
up-huilding and advancement OF
our sunshine territory and TOR
the advertising OF us great and tx.
tenSive natural resources. The
bulletin contains a very interest.
INK history on La Villa Real DE
Santa Fe, the real city Of the
Holy Faith-the oldest town set.
tied 10y white men IN what Is now
the United States Of America and
the Dominion OF Canada. The
edition Is being sought after eager.
'ly, and tourists, travellers and
strangers who visit the capitol city
OF the territory call at the editorial
office Of the Daily New Mexican
and from twenty 10 fifty copies per
day are given away, while the pas.
scnger departments OF the Santa
re Railway, OF the New Mexico
Central railroad, OF the Denver and
Rlo Grande and OF the III Paso
Southwestern are distributing
many hundreds OF copies. Any
n who desires one OF these pam.
phlets should apply to the editorial
office OF the Daily New Mexican at
Santa Fe and they will receive a
copy. This Ne should read and
send to his friends in the east, as
it may induce some OF them to Join
us in making New Mexico a great
commonwealth within a short space
OF time.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

Don't forget the people. You
may be a very efficient official, and
do your duty we'll, but remember
il was the votes OF the people who
gave you the job. We will admit
that when you are tired or busy it
Is provoking for some poor old
eyed specimen OF humanity to
eosae in and stay hall an hour and
ash questions. But don't get mad
at him. or r,-rtse, he is trouble
some and not " smart, but re-
member he is D~aest, likes you,
and voted aad worked hard to
elect you. Therefore, have pa.
thence, and make the old man feel
that he did not lose out when he
took you for a gentleman.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

School interests in Logan are
hourishlng; another room has been
added to the building in order to
accommodate the enrolment.
Scventy.seven seats are now all the
building has, with An enrolment
oil seventy.six, and there are many
others to come in. No school was
held last week, while these neces.
sary preparations were being made.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

Bailey oi Texas is not making
any BRYAN speeches; neither I.
Foraker SAYING anything tor TAFT
IN overdose OF oil Gems to hc tn,
proper diagnosis. There is a sim.
liar rquasion IN the Haskell family
Thesr wor,hirs would likely hiv,
iarrd better amongst their rc>prc.
tive constrtucncic, had they en-
ploycd a registered pharmacist I,
mis- their medicine.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

That Larralola is using the same
arguments among his own people
IN tins campaign that he did in the
two previous races Tor delegate 10
CONGRESS IS proven by the following
from the Roswell Register. Tribune
OF Sept 18th, which l., thu same
old sterotypcd harangue he has so
often used before his Mexican
audiences IN every county OF the
territory; and while Mr.. Larrazola
may emphaticalIy deny having done
So It can he proven among The
Mexican people that his prejudice
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

Clovis will hold a street iair the
first Monday in October, under the
auspices OF the Chamber OF Com.
merce, According to the Clovis
News it will be the biggest and
best ever. They are Offering some
splendid premiums on various agri.
cultural products. 1t seems tina,
Roosevelt county has been blessed
with splendid crops, notwithstand.
ing the early drought.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
Quay County Hospital.

Drs. Ferguson, Crume and Coul-
son have completed arrangements
Tor "A twelve room hospital to he
erected IN the southwest part OF the
city, where every accommodation to
to he had in the southwest will he
offered patientsdn need Of hospital
treatment This is a very com.
mrndablc enterprise, and should
receive every encouragement posi-
bile IRON the people Of the city and
county.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

is very deep, and that the quota.
ton given hv the Tribune 4, mo,
about as mild as he makes himself
understood among his people.
where he feels that such sentiment .
will bc tolerated. The quotation
from his speech We refer to is as
follows:
y, ii, my countrymcn, that we
are to hc cast aside ~ unwotthy
by those who have ovcrtun our
md, made light Of our traditions
meet at our customs and rcvilc out
cllgiOus ceremonies Have we
not felt the heel OF the gringo upon
bur nccks these many yearsp Shall
yc not make a supreme effort to
take our rlghtiul place in lcgisla. \
tive halls, Md can YOU do thar
n anv other way than by rallving
round the standard OF one OF vour
,wn blood, your own customs,
youT own religion What has the
"dominccrIng, graSping Americans
ever done tor US, Nothing hut
abuse OUT confidence, steal our
lands and u mines and grind us
deeper into the dust OF the high.
way. Vote tor a man OF your own
blood, a man OF your own faith, a
man who loves the Mexican and
hates the dcsplsed and hcrctical
grIngo.'
Sow, while there are many com.
muuItlrs IN the territory where the
Mexican people spurn such senti.
mcnt, and show It not, only IN Ian.
guage cond-mning his prejudice,
tut at the polls, when they vote
against him every time they have
re opportunity there are MANY
other communities where his hat.
red OF tn" grIngo may be- accented
a. u%stitiahlc, and the practice Of
hypocrlcv on the one hand and the
propagation OF reasonable race
hatred on the other, should I've re-.
scented hy New Mcxicans, whether
they are such 10y nativity or adop.
ton.
The population OF New Mexico is
about equally divided between ma.
tlveS and americans. but Mr.. Lar.
ralola will have a difficult task 10
prove wen 10 the halt through
whose veins Spanish blood flows,
that r,ngIouN liberty has ever been
abridged IN the territory OF New
Mexico, or that there has ever been
a time when the territorial assem-.
hlv has not been controlled lbs the
Mexican people, or that since New
Mexico has been 4 territory OF the
| nitvd States, there has not been
more Spanish delegates TO Congress
and more Spanish governors than
Americans.
The tactT are, it seems to the
News. that the Mexican population
oil New Mexico does not trust Mr..
Larrazola they ar" afraid there is
more oi politics in his vituperate
harangc than patriotism, and the
progressive element will fight him
harder this campaign than IN the
previous ones. The American
looks upon him as neither capable
nor dcpcndahl, as a delegate TO the
congress OF the United States, and
will vote their conviction at the
November election.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
BELIEVES STATEHOOD SURE
AT THE SHORT SESSION

i am more than ever convlnc.
ed said the governor, that we
are to be admitted to the union at
the short session OF congress. The
president, personally, feels very
kindly disposed toward New Mex.
leo, will recommend the admission
OF this territory immediately in his
message to congress and will do
everything he can to advance our
interests. Moreover, | met a num.
Der OF members OF congress, both
senators and representatives, who
have been opposed to our admls.
sion in the past, who have with.
drawn their opposition, and to nv
mind our admission at the short
session is reasonably certain.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

Governor Haskell, ut Oklahoma.
who Is a greater dcmagogur than
Ictt DAVIS, OF ArkanSaw, and who
Is now under charge OF attempted
bribery a. the National Committee
treasurer OF the democratic party,
has been forced to resign the posi-.
ton. His resignation is the result
OF a late conference with Mr.. Bry.
an, who It seems a no longer
stand his methods IN democratic
politics. it would seem that the
proper way tor him to conclude this
seancr would be to also resign a.
governor OF the state OF Oklahoma
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

No matter what your previous
political connections may have
been it is now a plain matter OF
Andrews and statehood, or LARA.
zolo and no statehood. That
ought TO settle il with you, il YOU
are a patriot. 49, Roswell Register.
Tribune. Right you are The
real issue OF the campaign could
not possibly be better stated. -
Las Vegas Optic.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

The business men oi Logan are
busving themselves IN the collrc'
ton oi tar exhibits, and hav" OF
tered premiums tor collections, de-
livcrcd there on the second ana
third OF October, which will after.
wards hr brought to the county
L.