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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-25

Rev r. James GiIeH. pastor o. 81
josephz church returned yesterday
from a visit with relatives az Toledo
and ether poiHts ia Ohio.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-25

F. Tochman and daughter Miss
Myrtle, have returned from a ten
days sojourn at Dawson Springs. Ky.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-05-23

likewise.
Hood went out second to first
Donovan grounded out third to
first and ! hurston tanned.
Fourth Inning: --Curzon famed,
Thompson grounded out 10 third
and Mardori flew out to pitcher.
Graham beat out a slow one to
short and stole second, Barr flew
out to third, Muir went out pitch
to first, Harrod singled to center
and Graham scored, ackson was
safe on a tumble OF second, Ferraro
singled to center and Hood went
out pitcher to hrst.
Fifth Inning: Hutch was safe
on error oi short, Ford hit to short
forcing Hutch at second, lanes
was safe on fly muil oil lett but was
tagged off base, Moore tanned.
Donovan flew out to center,
Thurston famed and Graham flew
out to first.
Sixth Inning Stewart was out
pitching to first, Smith was safe on
error oi right and stole second and
third, CuTzon doubled over short
scoring Smith, Thompson struck
out, Mandori grounded out second
TO iiTst,
Barr doubled over center but
was out trying to stretch it tor
three bags, Muir grounded out
short 10 first and Harrod flew on,
to second,
Seventh Inning; - Hutchinson
ii.w out to right, Ford struck out,
James was sale on muh OF center
and stole second, Moore hit center
and was safe on a muh and James
second, Stewart struck out.
Jackson grounded out third &c
first, Ferrao went out via short &c
first route and Harrod died on 9
hit to first sack.
Eighth Inning g;-Smiih was out
third to first, CuTzon flew out tc
catcher, and Thompson was out
short TO first.
Dawson was out second to first
Thurston tanned and Graham dice
on hit in front OF the plate.
Ninth Inning; Mardori flew ou
to center, Hutch went out pitche,
to first and Ford went out via sec
ond to first.
Scott bGtted for barr and wal
safe on an error oil short, Muir wa,
safe on hit TO short, but iounS
Scott out at second Harrod iannes
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-05-23

Tor the giant pitcher OF the Dawson
team, who is as much ot a gentle
man as ball player; Tor Tui am-
carl, her visitors, etc. Atlorne -
&. &. Davidson was called to ex.
press the gratitude OF the TuCum.
carl crowd Tor the great hospitality
and many courtesies shown US by
Mr.. Murdock and the opie oil
Dawson. Davidson did this in his
usual easy and capable style.
Then Murdock who is manager OF
the big play house at Dawson and
whose mission il is to furnish en-
tertainment Tor the camp, was call.
ed and in response treasured us
oi the sincerity OF an unbounded
welcome.
The call all aboard" deliv.
cred by Conductor Hurley remind
ed us that Eugene Friar was at th,
throttle and We were soon TO b,
homeward bound. Dawson follow,
ed Us to the depot peglect.ng nothing
TO the minute OF leaving to add tc
our pleasure. The return was
without incident. Everybody was
pleased with the day and were un'
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-05-23

success. We were entertained
royalty. The game was a good
ne and the conduct OF the PLAYERS
On both sides was all that could he
desired. Was sorry that | had to
miss the barbecue but 1t was out OF
the question to partakr OF SO much
goodness before tbs game. Hope
we can go again,
G. g. Mardori, Clerk First
National bank,
Had very nice trip except that
| had not enough nerve TO win any
money.
Never saw a more orderly and
lovial crowd on an excursion. We
were entertained in manner up-
surpassed 10y any town OF like size.
J. a. Street, Sheriff; The trip
was great success, everybody en-
loyed II. The bows played fast
amateur ball, and the reception
Dawson gave us showed them a
set OF princes would rather
play Dawson ball and lose thar
some other towns | know OF ant
win, Tor the reason that thcy play
Continued on rage to.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-05-23

places OF interest. Dawson mas a
population OF about 5000 people
all OF them in the employ OF the
company opcratingroad and mines.
No such thing as strikes and dis
content among miners has ever
cen heard OF since the camps in
cepilon. Nice cottages are pro-
vlded Tor employees at the nominal
cost OF 81 the room, equipped with
electric lights, bath and telephone,
and the wages paid employees are
better than at any other coal camp
in the country. Dawson has great
play house and gets some OF the
best companies travelling TO and
from the Pacific coast. a splendid
hospital--a model in equipment,
with trained nurses, surgeons and
physicians capable and proies-
sional. The waterworks system
and sewerage is perfect, the Yer
maIo river running through the
town making such fortunate con-
dition possible. Schools, hotels
and merchandising establishments
are there. everything under the dir.
ection OF the company. The editor
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-05-23
TUCUMCARI WINS GAME
Sundays Excursion To the Great Coal Camps Was the
Largest Ever Run Out Of Tucumcari
FAST AND EXCITING AMATEUR GAME OF BALL

Hood famed, Donovan hit a
slow one to pichcr and won out ai
first, Thurston smote the breeze
more silence.
Second Inning; Jones beat out
hunt to first and took third on q
wild pitch, Moore struck out,
Stewart hit to pitcher and was safe
at first on an error and stole sec.
ond, Smith struck out, Curzan
drove hot one through third and
James and Stewart scored, Tho,np.
son laid one down in the center
garden and Curzon scored, Mar.
dorl iieT out to catcher.
Graham singled to center, Barr
hit TO pitcher and forced Graham
out at second, Muir hit to pitcher
and forced Barr at second. Muir
stole second, llarrod singled to
left and scored Muir and took
second on the throw in, Jackson
hit inheld and was safe at first and
stole second, Ferraro went out
short TO first.
THIRD Inning: Hutch was safe
at hrst on hit to third, Ford sac
riiiced moving Hutch up peg,
James singled to right and Hutch
scored James going to second on
throw TO the plate and took third
on a wide throw to second. Moore
was safe at first on hit to short,
Stewart tanned and Smith did
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-05-23
WICHITA EXCURSION
Wichita Boosters Arrive Too Late To Be Enteraned BY the
Business Mems League Bot Are Shown the City.
SURPRISED AT THE PROGRESS OF TUcUMcARI

The Wichita Commercial Club
Boosters tram OF slN coaches, car.
rying about 100 oi the leading com.
mcrCial men Oi that best OF all
Kansas towns, arrived here iuuu
hours behind the itinerary schrd.
ule Thursday morning att O'Clock.
The business Mems League ul this
city had made great preparations
tor their entertainment but owing
to the unavoidable delay IN reach
ing US this all went Tor naught.
Everybody was IN the whirl early
next morning, however, 10 show
the excursion all the courtcsics
possible all the automobiles and
other means OF conveyance w-r,
brought into service and the visit.
ors were shown around as much it
was possible in the time we had Tor
the purpose. The expression OF
the visitors was unanimous that
this is the best business town they
had visited on the trip. They were
pleased and surprised to find a
community OF such enterprise IA
northeast New Mexico, considering
that development began only six
years ago, WHY" said a. Is.
Moore, manager Union Live Stock
Commission COMPANY, your town
is modern N business and society,
everything is new; your residences
are above the average and your
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-05-23

business blocks Just splendid, and
there seems TO he a building boom
on, predict great future ior your
town lie is cousin OF DR. {.
/. n. Moore OF this CITY. The
time OF their stay being SO short no
formal program was prepared and
the object seemed to he to get ac-
qualnted with as many OF the bust
ness men OF rucumcari as POSSIBLE
before the special lett on its lour.
ney east where stops were 10 he
made At Logan, Nara Ni,a and
Dalhlrt Souvenirs OF every dcsCrlp.
tion were scattered by the visitors,
advertising Wichita as the CONNER.
cial center OF Kansas, the unclassi.
tied lot representing everything
from a, packing house button to a
map OF the great southwest, show
ing the trade zone they desired 10
patronize their great manufacturing
and lobbing enterprises. They
were a Jolly set OF real boosters
and were fine sample OF the Am.
erlcan man OF business. intelligence
1 and energy. They assured us that
they were interested in mutual
business compact whereby they be.
lieved both Tucumcari and Wichita
could bc benefited and they made
many OF MS believe it. Tucumcari
feels complimented to have such
an aggregation OF progressive com.
mercial representatives among us
and those OF our business men we
have had an opportunity to inter
view speak plain about what they
think OF Wichita's trade visit,
Listen TO the ring OF their state
mcnts made to News reporter.
John T.. Whitmore oil iIhitmore
X Company
] think that the Wichita Busi
ness Men will feel that Tucumcar
is not a dead town and will brine
the merchants and wholesaler.
closer together and knowing each
other will have confidence in each
other. think these men cominI
here will prove TO be a good thins
for Tucumcari.
Henry Neaius, Member Council
The visit oi the Wichita Busi
ness Men to our citv will be %
mutual benefit TO US all. The)
were a very pleasant lot Of gentle
men.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-05-23

is told that this is considered the
most modernly governed camp in
the United States. The scenery
surrounding the town is such
as in seen in the great Rookie S
through New Mexico and Colorado
and is grandeur itself. The half
tone IN the center OF this page will
give a correct idea OF this magnif.
cent mountain city.
Before leaving on the return trip
at 6:5o p. IN. there was a great
crowd gathered at the club building
opposite depot and cheer after cheer
went up echoed and re.echoed tor
Dawson, Dawspn's big band, for
Chief Murdock, Tor the ball game,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-05-23

animous in their praise OF Dawson,
as entertainers and will welcome
their visit to our city on Nav 3oth.
The News has sought an inter.
view with a number OF those who
had the pleasure OF the trip and
they speak ot 1t as follows;
NJ. Il Goldenberg, Firm OF NJ.
T.. Goldcnbrrg Co.
Dawson treated us royalty. moth.
ing was lett undonc TOR the enter.
taInment oi the Tucumcari crowd
and we certainly ought to rccripro.
cate on Nav goth.
K. +. Hutchinson, CLERK at
First National Bank.
The trip to Dawson was great
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-05-23

The game which had been watch
ed with great interest by nearly a
thousand people being ended, the
visitors divid ed into smtl
companies and were shown over
the city by Dawson people. Many
OF them visited the mines, the great
power plant, the greatest IN the
southwest, the coke ovens aud many
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-05-23

and Jackson flew out to center.
SCORE
Innings 7 9
Tucumcari o
Dawson o o o o
umpires Shea and Pillow
Scorers -Brumage and Purse.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-13

Being Review The Happenings County
General In Particular
Wear Menlor underwear.

Tonight "a the opera house, Miss
&arlock S recital
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-13
Wear MENTOR Underwear
Stockerowers Mere. Co.

Fred W Gocd,ns made business
asst 50 Boise "Wednesday
Have you seen those school hats a
Cradle & Waters can add examine
Charley King has been surveying
for several parties 10 tie vicinity Of
Gno.ling tho past veeA
George II ki.ling. manager 81 the
Neetef Lalnber Company yards a. Jer
ONE. was & Shoshoee visitor Thursday.
Harvey Thomas took a fiip down
on The Minidoha project the frst Of the
week 81 the interest 81 the Commercial
flub.
A series 81 lectures On church history
VIII Be given b. Rev. S Vs. Crcasey
il the Episcopal church beginning
December 1T.
Mrs Matte Russell and Misf Edna
sad Master Frank arrived from Macon
Missouri, Tuesday morning. They will
reside for the present with her sister
Mrs. A. W Goodding
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-13
Wear MENTOR Underwear
Stockgrowcrs' Mere. Co.

For SALE have for sale "A fine lot
Of spring calves at my ranch e miles
east Of Gooding. Call or write
JOE SILVA.
b. r Peak has started building the
r. G. Pierce residence in the southwest
part Of the city and will push the work
70 the limit now that lumber is on
hand.
The passenger trains on the main line
have been on time this week at least
two or three Of them have which
brings up the general average for time
table accuracy.
A sure cure. one you can depend up
on. Hickory Bark Cough Remedy. A
sure cure, and it's pnrel Use It for all
lung trouble coughs, colds, hoarseness
and sore throat For sale by r. M. I
starrh and dealers everywhere.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-13
Wear MENTOR Underwear
Stockgrowers Mere. Co.

The city chemical engine and hNe
carts have been Installed in the NV
city building adjoining Purdum's livery
barn.
The Dill hospital is enclosed and the
time will be short when the Dr. can
occupy it and have plenty Of room for
his hospital patients
LosT Between Black Canyon ard
Cooding. lady's plain, dull finished gold
watch attached to horseshoe badge
Reward for return.
+. l.. Woodwork. Gooding, Idaho,
The A. J Newman residence in the
south east part Of town is nearing com
pletion and il promises to be something
elegant as well as large. 1t certainly
adds immensely to that part Of the city.
Price Newman is having the big trees
topped and trimmed out around his new
ly purchased premises known as the
Senter property. IL is evident he in
tends to spend a good deal in the way
of improvements TO make it one of the
very fine residences in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Bolman, of Bliss,
came to Shoshone last Friday to place
their son under the care of Dr. Baugh
for broken leg. The lad, who is
about eight years of age. was either
to ges in or out of lumber
wagon while it was in motion and his
leg got caught in the wheel and one
bone was broken. Mr.. Bolman re-
turned to Bliss, but the mother re-
NAMED with the boy She is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Yaden. (
Lovers of the drama will have an
opportunity to witness something out
IF the common tomorrow night at the
opera honsc. the presentation of Sapho
BY the Georgia Harper Company a
$50, 900 production, car load of scenery.
he most expensive ever seen in the
vest. Miss Harper is recognized as
he best on the American stage in
roles and displays her talent
n Sapho better than in any other play
'hoshone is favorsbly located for secur-
ny big companies for fill-in dates and
his opportunity to see the best should
'e improved to marrow night at the
pera house. =
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-13

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Haley, Idaho,
November 18th. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing townships have been surveyed.
to-wit: TIPS. s r. IA f., T. S. r..
10 f.. I. A S. K. 20 f., T. S. r. 20
f., b. NJ, and the plat of survey will
be filed in this office on Dec l4th, 1908,
and on and after that date we will be
prepared to receive applications for the
entry Of lands therein
A. l. MCMAHON, FRED c. BRADLEY.
Register Receiver
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-13
Wear Mentor Underwear.

LOST A good yellow mitten. Finder
leave at journal Office
Guy Mcintosh is bookkeeping now for
Purdum & Purdum.
Mrs !. A. Burkett, of Haley. is Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs T NJ Starrh
w D. Gsrlock has his sign up for the
sale Of Lincoln Addition, formerly the
Chinese garden.
Don't forget the White Mountain
Boy at the opera house next Friday
night. Nov. ~.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-13
Wear MENTOR Underwear
Stockgrowers Mere. Co.

Sheriff Jones is theaowncr Of fine
young bloodhound that might easily be
taught 70 track criminals ia an emer-
gency.
Misses orcre and AVA Mcmahon re-
turned from Richfield the first Of the
week where they had been visiting
their father, Che pioneer merchant Of
that coming town.
Miss Nancy lines Of Hepburn. the
charming daughter Of County Commits
ioner lines, spent the past week visit
ing IN Shoshone. the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. G. Isenburg.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-13
Teachers Examination.

Examinations for teachers first,
second and third grade county certif-
Gates will be held in the Office Of the
county superintendent, Dee 3-4-5.
LEAH NJ. BURNSIDE, county Supt.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-13
California Christmas Box

The California Christmas box is the
latest California product and it is some
thing entirely new, novel and original.
It win be shipped, freight paid. to any
railroad station in the country. or to
the border FOR export This box con-
tains the best of California products
fancy figs, prunes. peaches. apricots.
muscatel raisins. seeded raisins: canned
peaches, pears. plums and grapes; soft
shelled walnuts and almonds: orange
sage honey. The contents of this box
weighs about 70 pounds This is
Christmas box that is something worth
while and can be ordered Of the Califor-
MA Fruit Products company. Cotton,
California. the originators and packers
Of this unique Christmas box
They win mail colored souvenir post
cards and price list Of their various as
sortments Of dried ard canned fruits
ire 10 anyone who writes them, also
% any friends whose NAMES you enclose.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-13
Wear MENTOR Underwear
Stockgrowers Mere. Co.

The ladies Guild Of the Episcopal
church viii hold bazaar at the opera
house December ID A variety Of
fancy articles suitable for Christmas
presents viii be displayed.
DO you want a pure cough remedy
DO you want a sure cough remedy?
Do you want cough remedy that
has no equag
DO you want the best cough remedy?
Then get Hickory Bark c ugh Rem
edy. For sale by T. NJ. Starrh and
dealers everywhere.
Joe Hurst II Gooding was arrdsted
for selling liquor without license and
the trial was held before the Probate
conrt yeste day On pleading guilty to
the charge Judge Fuller fined him one
hundred dollars and the prisoner was
held in jail till he raises the fine which
he expects to do 10 few days.
Father Bougacrs, the resident pastor
Of the Shoshone Catholic church re-
turned the first of the week from
three months visit TO his old home in
Belgium He viii take charge of his
pastoral work at once Father De
stoop, who supplied his place during
the absence Of Father Bougaers, will
b. in Boise for the present
Edmund A. Blake. manager for Ida
10 Irrigation Company. was Shoshone
ilsitor this week. on his way up to
2icbdeld His office is in Boise. The
company, with the vigorous new blood
y charge. is making wonderful progress
y an lines Of its work It's land sales.
Is canal ami dam construction. It's town
'uiding and the progress is such as to
C a most grateful corroboration of the
ournai's constant prediction that the
iig Wood River project was "all right
Al. Murray has been putting in some
God time since election bringing in the
lalefacters or those charged with law
.ss acts that they may he dealt with
cconiing TO law and the evidence
.ast Friday he made q trip to Jerome
nd arrested a man wanted in Hoxie.
snsas and giving the name Of Ea.
ercofan. he viii he taken TO the
unilower State for trial Sunday.
Ionday and Tuesday Mr. Murray spent /
the region OF Carey whore the snow {
~ on the ground this early IN the
'ason but Ia spite Of that fact he sue r
'eded in cofrslling his man who proved I
be John Ward and is accused OF /
ealing horse belonging TO Mr.. Bow /
an n
". T Jones. recently from Denver. p
slyel IN be city this week. with his s.
te. to fake charge Of the Wretcr -
amber Company ward here. MIR. Jones "
an experienced lumber man. and will Z
ve large stock g. care for. AS prac- "
ally sll the stuff Cor the jerome yard n
the same company viii be handled 6
rough the Shoshene yard. The com. OF
ny viii ruS up an office building and
eds for the humber. as soon as the ca
sterial can be brought ia Some al. e
,nsion stuff WIS enloaded 10 the yard q
* Of the Journal eiIicc this week. 80
IDS Tor business The Wester COM
as nov hes Gye yards IN the county
Shoshone Jerome Wendell Good "a
(, and Rchheid they having recently
-rhased the Alberta Lumt er company !
ni ~ RichfeId tAlbertA &c
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-13

WANTED-Elorses and cattle
to winter. Also have a good
pasture to let. A. Bayhss ranch
on Big Wood river, 9 miles
from Shoshone.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-13
SHOSHONE TOWN LOTS

There are still a few choice bar
gains left in the original Townsite
of Shoshone.
1t is true that property in Sho-
shone has advanced at least Is per
cent in the last three months, but
we can still sell these lots at the
original price.
Within a short time these prices
will all be advanced.
We have the exclusive sale of
these lots and invite you to come
and look them over or write us
about them.
PADDOCK LAND co.
SHOSHONE, IDAHO
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-13
Wear Mentor Underwear.

The w G. r. u. will meet with Mrs.
lsenbure next Tuesday, November H.
The thermometer AZ the cooperative
observers station in shoshonc register.
81 III above. Yesterday morning.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-11-13

Pasture. for rent. Tunupa
ranch Of 400 acres including
l40 acres alfalfa. fine growth.
Gooding, Idaho. S. c. DurIand.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-06
ASSAULTED CLERK
AND ATTEMPTED THEFT
Special to The sentinel.l

Denver. Jan. c.-Harry Russell. a
bell boy. aged 90 years. made a des-
perate attempt last night to rob the
safe of the Vallejo of Logan avenue,
where he had been employed for the
last three weeks.
Asking for postage stamp from
the night clerk. ]. e. Findley, he
struck the latter on the head when
his back was turned and he was busy
at the safe. He struck him with a
door knob which had been stuck in
to stocking.
He beat Findley into unconscious
ness, but not before he had been dis
covered. He fed from the house,
but was captured later at the Union
depot
Russell did not succeed in getting
any money.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-06

Walter. the youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. r. Wells. was taken sick
with scarlet fever Saturday night.
He has been kept at home for the
past two months and has not been in
contact with the other children who
have been at school, and is the first
to take the fever. Mr.. Wells and
the children have moved to the city
into the Gatewood residence on Grand
avenue. leaving the mother ard son
at the country home. They will all
come to the city after the fever is
over.