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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-17

Paris. Aug. 1G.-The naval lieuten-
ants. Colon, JeauCc and Mercer. the
inventors Of a wireless telephone APP
paratuS, which recent tests have
shown to be- superior To anything ex-
listing. achieved remarkable success
with their new Instrument yesterday.
communicating with the wireless sta
ton at RAJ DE Seine. department OF
Finistere, a distance Of about 80
miles. The officers are confident that
they can make great improvements in
the apparatus enabling the exchange
90 conversation up 70 six or seven
hundred mile.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-17
HEAVIEST RAIN OF THE
SEASON TAKES OUT TRACK

The rain which came up from the
southeast and lasted for about an hour
6 to 7 o'clock-Was probably the
heaviest for its duration of the sea
son and did a great deal of damage
in the city ana environs. The rail
road tracks between Central avenue
and the coal chute We're in many
places completely under water, Cen
trail avenue and other streets from he
Highlands pouring a flood into the
yards.
A big piece of track was washed out
between here and lsleta and was en-
conferred first by the Chicago limited
which was due last night at $3.50 nut
which was reported indefinitely late
last evening. The limited started up
from Isleta but finding q sea of water
Rowing over the track and part of the
roadbed missing backed down to the
junction again, Other damage was
reported both east ana west along h
railroad.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-17

ing killed by the hail or drowned in
the arroyos and some struck by light
ming. \ trading store was struck by
lightning during the week and no
Navajo can be persuaded to go near
the store again rs they superstitiously
give a wide berth forever after to any
place thai haS been hit by a bolt.
Trains Nos. 4 and S from the 'ost
finally arrived about midnight, the
former six hours late, the break south
of this city having been repaired ana
cribbed up to enable trains to pass.
The heavy storm at c o'clock was
preceded by one nearly as heavy which
began at 4 o'clock and lasted for
about three-quartcrs of an hour, the
total precipitation for the day being
extraordinarily heavy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-17
MOORISH PRETENDER
BEATEN IN BATTLE

Tangier, Aug. 16.-A wireless dis.
patch received from Abdul Aziz. IN,
sultan of record, announcing the vic
tory of his troops over the troops un-
der Mulai Ha6g, the usurping sultan.
in an engagement which was fought
recently during the march toward Mo-
rocco City. states that the defeat Of
the enemy was complete. The losses
Of the adherents of Mulai Hahg are
estimated az 800 killed and 500
wounded. An immense amount OF
booty MAS captured.
Abdul Aziz. al the head Of q col
umn. defeated the Pehanna tribe. who
were supporting Mulai Hahg. killing
fifty Of the tribesmen and taking zoe
prisoners.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-17
HORSE MIRED IN HOLE
IN FRONT OF ALNARADO

A CrOWd OF some soNonIN-ON' OF Il
hundred people gathered during the
rain storm in front Of the Alvarado on
First street. where a horse hitched TO
a carriage belonging to f. \. Hubbell
got one foot in a bottomless hole
alongside the walk and lay Frustrated
for a half hour with several men
working desperately to get the animal
on his feet without breaking the leg.
Finally when all the harness was cut
away the horse struggled to his feet
and started at a brisk trot down EN-
tral avenue on some private business
of his own. The excitement was in
tense for quite a while.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-17
Baby Morphine Fiends.

are made by all soothing ayrups aud
baby medicines that contain opium
and narcotics. McGeo's Baby Elixir
contain no injurious or narcotic
drugs of any kind. a sure and safe
cure for dlsordered stomachs, bowels
and f%retfulness splendid for teethlng
Infants. Sold by j. H. O'Rielly co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-17

Coilinsville, Aug. ia wcstbound
Nandalia passenger train running from
indianapolis to ST Louis NJ high speed
was derailed al Cantcen Creek near
here today. when it struck q huge pile
Of rails evidently placed on the track
by train Wreckers The engine was
damaged but the passengers escaped
uuhurt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-17
INTERESTING OUTSIDE
TEAMS IN BASEBALL SERIES

Manager Ed l.. Medler Of the terri
torial fair attractions has written the
following letter, which is being sent
to the managers of the various south
western baseball aggregations:
Manager of the Baseball club.
My Dear Sir:-T iuclose you a MINI
oograph copy of prizes and rules and
regulations that will apply for the
baseball tournament that win take
place during the sixteenth National
Irrigation congress and the lntcrna-
tional Industrial exposition ana fair,
commencing September % ana end
Ing october 10, at Albuquerque.
We are extremely anxious to have
good baseball during this time and
have offered five good prizes, as you
viii note from the inclosed.
Won't you be good enough to ad-
wise MS whether your club would like
to enter this tournament? We would
like to have everything In shape so
that the games win start promptly on
the opening of the congress and eX-
position. Yours very truly.
f.. l.. MEDLER, Secretary.
Baseball Tournament
I lllz iIit ElNlt'iiAll ANdNlpiihl I AibA
ton congress International Industrial
exposition and twenty-eighth annual
New Mexico fair.
First prize ,....... 81, 600
Second prize 700
Third ppri2e 450
Fourth prize 300
Fifth prize l5O
Rules and Regulations.
/. No town car be represented by
more than one club.
2. Only one club can be represent
ed from Rcrnalillo county.
3. There will be no entrance fee.
L.. Clubs playing in this series of
games viii be limited to Arizona, New
Mexico, El Paso, Tex, Trinidad. colo.
and Amarillo, Tex.
s. Players must have lived con-
t|inuously in the above named district
for at least thirty days previous to
september 20, 1908, and the manager
Of each club must be prepared TO sub
this fact. except that cach
club may have three CD players i'm
ported from without the above speci-
fed district.
6. The management will arrange
the time ana order of playing. viii
arrange for an umpire and will be the
nnal arbiter in all disputed questions
may arise.
T. An games will be played under
league rules.
8. All entries must be filed with
The secretary not later than Septcm-
20, 1908, ana a list of the names
of all players In each club participat-
ing In the tournament must be fur
nished the management by 9 O'Clock
Monday morning. September 2S. 1908. |
2. The umpire shall be one who
has served Ia such capacity within the
last year, regularly appointed thereto,
provided he IS not residing within the
ibove defined districts.
+. l.. MEDLER, Secretary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-17

Mrs. Ely What do you mean. sir
by coming home In such a condi-
don At this time of the night
Mr., Fly Why, my dear, got
stuck ON a piece of paper at the Of
flee and couldn't get away.-Chieago
NuVu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-17
New shin Channel opened.

Sauit Ste Mario. Mich, Aug. IL
The new West Neehish channel which
cost $4,000. o00 was opened to traffic
this morning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-17
q MINUTES FROM
UNCUT GRAIN TO
BISCUITS
REMARKABLE FEAT Is
REPORTED NEAR SPOKANE
Big Prizes offered by National
Apple Show in Northwest
Tattoo Sign viii Not Solve
Problem of Divorce Evil
Especial Correspondence Morning Journall

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-08
LOOKING
FINE AR0VND CUEAvO
N my Of the Farmers win Nave
Plenty Of Feed Stuff
Tor Winter.

Cuervo Clipper:
Joe Holbrook one OF our citizens
made n trip though the valley be-
low Cuervo Tor abou, twenty miles
last week. Joe is an old timer in
this country and has seen things
come up, and he says he was GER
tainly surprised to see how we'll
the farmers have their claims i'm
proved; nice houses not shacks,
good barns and fine corrals, and
trees planted around their homes.
lie says things sure have changed
in the last lew months.
Christ Sallsgur of Halle was in
Cuervo Monday after the fine rain.
lie said he has about one hundred
acres oi ground planted and all is
doing fine. He says his watermel-
Ion vines have runners on them
about six ieet long and all in bios
SON He Just got water On his
place at 81 feet, and plenty Of IL.
Tom Gragg one OF our citizens
who has claim about twelve miles
south IN the Cuervo Valley, says
be- has iitty acres Of corn in, and
since this fine rain he believes II
will make not less than thirty bush
els to the acre.
Dora Mackey another one OF our
citizens who has a good claim near
Currvo, says all her crops are doing
we'll, and that her garden truck can
not he beat.
Jim Dockery Of Salt l. a k e,
twelve mica below Cuervo, brought
IN a somplr Vi his corn that was
about seven ieet high, he has about
one hundred acres and saws that II
all looks tine and that he will have
"A boomer crop.
". \. Pitts and son who filed
here last Oct. near town have about
hlty acres IN corn and milo maize
and they say they simply have no
kick on this country whatever and
that they will have plenty oi iced
tsuti Tor their stock to last them
all winter.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-08
Yaseen's OPENING.

The throngs oil ladies who filled
every nook and corner OF liarr,
Nascen's beautiful Irwclry estab-
lIshmcnt at his opening on Satut.
GaN afternoon, were delighted be-
yond measure at the elegant dis
play o.! silver, cut glass, CHINA and
!. wrlry. In tact there was every
hing To tempt the lucky n with
a tat purse to buy. The display
was indeed something OF which
TucumCarl might boast and would
have done credit To a larger city.
The elegant fixtures OF plate
glass and oxidilrd metal, the ~
t,.iicaliy arranged goods and the
beautiful interior OF the new build
inp ali combined TO form q picture
pleasing to the eye.
The housewife who loves pretty
things Tor her home, and especial
" her table, fingered longest he
tore the display OF silvrrware.
TarTr were spoons and forks Tor
everything, all in sterling sllvrr
with the latest designs; and there
were so many that those who were
not initiated into the mysteries OF
dining a Ia mode wondered what
i'm the world one used so many
spoons and forks tor! The dainty
toilet articles IN elegant designs ut
sterling silver appealed to those ol
refined tastes, but perhaps the most
dazzling display was that OF the
latest thing in back combs and hat
pins ahlaze with hrllliants.
Then there were the genuine
''sparklers" in rings and bracelets
aud In, kets and whatnot, until one
wished he was a millionaire and
could buy everything pretty IN the
store,
The display OF cut glass, notice
ahiy the bowls and sherhet cups,
and also the Japanese handpa'nt'
ed china deserve special mention
A very artistic vast in a tIgeT-ll,
design and a quaint chocolate pot
with cups to correspond mad,
many oi the ladies wish that Christ
mas would hurry up and come.
Among the ieweled ornaments
very unique pair OF cameo bel
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-08
Ne Wanted 10 Stay.

The Young man ,clled on his
best girl and spent the evening.
when hr arrived there was not a
cloud in the sky, SO he carried no
umbrella. At ten O'Clock It was
raining cats and DIGS and the gut.
tiers overtiowed.
MY, my, MY" said the dear
one. III YOU 20 out IN this storm,
YOU will catch your death oil cold"
I'm afraid | might" was the
asserting answer.
We'll, I'll tell YOU what stay all
night; YOU can have Toms room,
since he's at cole &C."
She flew upstairs to see that
Toms room was in order. In a
little while she came down to an
nounce that Toms room was in or
der, but the Young man was not in
sight. In a few minutes he app
peared, dripping and Out OF breath
from running, with a bundle under
his arm.
why, Charlie, where have you
been' she cried.
Been home after my night
shirt, was the answer. -Saxbv's
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-08
Georgia in 1908.

Georgia ~ ono OF the southern
tate. which, ON November 3, Will
make a strong protest against Mt.
BRYAN g candidacy. I'm the Denver
Convention that state refused to
support BRYAN. None ol its lead.
inp papers are enthusiastic Tor him.
Most ui them az" against him, but
the demand OF regularity prevent
them from openly regulating him.
In a letter published IN the atlanta
Journal Col. ROu"rt l.. Lowry Of
that city, one oi the leading bank.
crs ul the south, presents many
reasons WHY Georgia ought To- give
its electoral vote e. TAFT instead Of
Bryan. lie points uut that Taft
has had a wld" experience IN Judi.
Cial and executive office, and IS a
man II balance, Will" Bryan is
without public experience except iur
two years IN the House oi Repre-.
,entativcs, in which hc attracted NO
attention. lie is merely n doCtrin.
ARE and agitator.
Unqucstiunahlv Col. Lowry is
correct ~ saving that II Georgia
should give her electoral vote iur
TAFT she would get the best pos.
siblc sort OF an advertisement
throughout the country. Missouri
received an advertisement OF this
sort IN 1904 hv voting Tor Roosc.
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W. c. T. u. Beneiit

The moving picture exhibit at
the Airdome on Tuesday night Tor
the benefit oil the Woinan's Chris
tian Temperance Union was patro.
niZod by the largest turnout OF
people ever witnessed in our town
a, an entertainment OF that descrip.
ton. The Airdome was filled and
the cen under the twinkling
Stars called to mind the root gar
den concerts OF the city. The
music vas good the night an ideal
one and all present seemed to en-
Joy themselves immensely.
The management very generous
ly donated one-hali the proceeds
to the ladies' and quite a large sum
IA realized. The W.C.T.U. are
rejoicing and feel especially CRATE.
iul to the Airdome management
Tor the opportunity.
The pictures were good especial
" The Prodigal Son" and The
Old Oaken Bucket" and the piano
and graphophone music that ac-
companied the picture exhibit was
also unusually we'll received.
w. IL. Brymer, always a favor.
lie with Tucumcari audiences,
sang Somewhere" in unusually
good voice. The Misses McMii.
len also favored the audience with
two vocal selections. And The
Holy City" was rendered credit
ably 10y MIR. Smith OF the Airdome.
The Airdome exhibit is in every
way a clean, up-to.date show aud
we'll deserves the patronage OF the
best people OF our towp.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-08

pins and n bracelet in dull beaten
gold were very beautiful. In,
window display OF post cards was
also very attractive and n numlr :
OF people fingered before that win.
dow all the afternoon. Mr.. Yasc,n
has also some very quaint souv.
cnIts oi the west including Indian
moccasins and leather placancs
that are indeed artistic.
Too much cannot bc said Oi this
handsome aud costly display, aud
ol tn" taste IN which the articles
we're arranged. Mrs. Harry
I,scen came down from Dalhar,
aud assisted tor several DAYS ~
the preparations Tor the opening
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-08

welt, and every loot Of ground and
every dollars worth OF property in
the state was advanced IN value
thereby. She is likely to cast her
vote Tor TAFT this wear, lor this and
other reasons. Georgia would bc
benefited in n like dcgi"c bv NOV.
inu into the republican column. In
the words OF Col. Lowry, II Gcor.
pia should cast its electoral vote
tot TAFT, 1T would not only bc a
case OF a great state paving a great
compliment To- n great man, but il
would bc n case OF a great state
putting itself on record ~ iavoring
a policy Of good 10 the whole coun.
try, and especially the south. and
aligning itself with conditions
which make for the south's vros.
pcritv and progress"
Possibly it would not b. 60 din D..
cult 10 swing Georgia away from
BRYAN as some persons NAV
imagine. In the old davs Georgia
often voted Tor Wing presidential
candidates. II gave it, electoral
vote 10 Hugh l.. White in 1890,
10 William Henry Harrison in tsio,
and to Zachary TAYLOR IN 1873. II
was lar from being a democratic
iastucgs in those DAYS. As "A state
OF large business activities and Of
high public spirit Georgia furnishes
an excellent fighting ground tor the
republicans in zoos.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-08
~Svbsurfscs PAckinl.

In the process OF blowing, the
iurtow slice is completely scpara.
ted from the soil below. Trash OF
various kinds is often turned un.
der, further separating the two.
This looscned soil should he set.
tied To- r%ccetahlieh connection with
the lower soil. Rains will do the
work in time, and in humid regions
this NAV bc all that is required,
hut semiarid regions it is
not. Evaporation is rapid from
such loosencd soil, aad il should
no, be- left in this open condition
where loose water is so valuable.
4 process OF settling and hrming
the lowcr soil while leaving the
immediate surface loose and gran.
ular has been called suhsuriace
hacking. This packing NAV he
done with an implement espe IDLY
devised for the purpose, or loss
effectively with n weighted d SIX
harrow, setting the disks straipht
so as to cut down into the soil and
turn il as little as possible. \ Cor.
ruvated roller or spike.tooth har.
row also serves to settle the soil
when other tools are not available.
II much trash has been plowed un-
der or III" iurtow slice is thick the
harrow will be- less effective. The
common smooth roller, bv com.
pacing the surface increases the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-08

loss OF water by evaporation. The
ground plowed IN the forenoon
should be packed and narrowed
u = tore sto y ping WORK
noon, and the g a m .
at night. This is very important
as n fresh moist surface loses
water to the air verv rapidly. The
surface loosenrd bv the harrow
dries out quickly and protects the
soil below. II the soil becomes
too dry before the harrow is used
a FINE dust will be- the result and
winds will carry much OF the latter
away.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-08
Picnic Party

\ merry picnic party spent last
Sunday in the deep tangled wild
wood getting next to the heart
OF nature. Alter the most ap
proved fashion, the patty consist ii
OF MI. and Mrs. Harry Brown aud
family, MIR. and Mrs. Adan, Mrs
]. \. Loonry, Mrs. Looney's son
with his family who are visiting
here, and Harry II. MciIlroy.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-08
One Of Them Skirts.

Don't fail to cali at Mcfarland
and yet one OF them ladies'
They are only slightly
shelf soilcd, that they are selling
at hall price; they are dandys, and
ladies waists and white underware.
Halt price. Cheaper than vou can
buy the goods. Logan Leader.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-08
These is Only Rvmors.

There is reports around that
there will be n new county organ.
ization. Logan Leader.
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They Likes II.

The Leader is liked here by all
who reads it Logan Leader.
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am building a park on my pre-
misses at Blue Water Holes ior the
accommodation oil the public and
until IL is ready Tor use nobody will
be admitted to tho grounds. After
We are prepared Tor visitors a ress-
enable price will be charged Tor ad-
m%lttanee. Respectfully,
Date 7.IS-oS Lee Hamilton. ST
WANTED;-Stoc to pasture
7hc. Unlimited grass and water
in the syndicate land twenty-five
miles northwest oil Hereford. APP
Ply to JoHs GREGosy,
~ ~ pd Hereford, Tex.
For trade City Property, Wagon
and team, Carriage, Cows, etc.
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