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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-06
THE MorHERN.LAw JOKE


doubt IL there is anybody that has
more acute sense Of humor than your
t'ncle Dudley. II Ia 80 keen that have
been able to actually laugh at several
NJ the Jokes sprung by President Taft,
and occasionally one Of my brother in.
laws gogs. That sense Of humor has
sustained ne deep down into the val
ley Of shadows and up again, when the
wsnderlust carried my straying feet to
the o,herside Of the world where people
spoke strange tongue and oceans rol
led between my ship and my native
land. II has kept me from believing
every politician Of both parties an un.
apea kable scoundrel in twenty seven
hard fought campaigns. II has prevent.
ing my hating myself for the number.
less mistakes ! have made. II has kept
me married ten years without ever hav.
ing my dander up at tho same time my
wife did II has given me patience TO
deal with the fanatics Of varying forms,
the bigot, and those poor unfortunatss
In whose makeup charity has no place.
II has made the daily grind . JOY IL
could only keep my neck to yoke and
rLll my share Of the load, and IL I
! couldn Z pull II there was the eousola.
tion ofhaving had lots Of fun trying.
I, seldom leaves me, that sense Of hu.
NOR, and value IL more than all Of
my earthly possessions. without Il, I
would be cadavorous joke on my own
account, and would have a thousand
less friends all over this great Pecos
valley. We meet on the common plain,
and have even cotton used to having
my choicest bits Of pathos taken for a
roaring niger minister quip. II 10 all
In the game anyhow, and the joke Is
on me.
However, keen A. that sense Of hu
NOR has never been sufficient strong TO
see any humor in that ancient relic OF
barbarian, the mother. n.law joke. IL
crops out at every so-called comedy and
once in n while the jokesunith digs I.
mp from the grave and pulls its riekesy
joints. I have my opinion Of any son
of.a gun who will laugh at h, for il
is invariably s- cruel libel ss was ever
perpetrated upon 4 uniformly noble class
Of humanity. Invariably you will find
he fellow that laughs a, it, Ia unable
to fool his wife g mother and feels un.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-06

How woud YOU like 10 have an clc.
sau, upright piano, a diamond ring or
a rubber tired runabout for a Christ
ma. PRESENT. Well, they are to he had
and a, no expense to you either. Jus,
read the particulars Of the Holiday
oft" contes, inaugurated by the News
and YOU will soc how easy II II to get
either one Of these magnificent presents
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-06
QUAY'S DRY FARMING EXHIBITS,
ITS SIGNIFICANCE AND HISTORY

employed in humid regions, will re-.
main unproductive.
Quay County Rainfall.
Quay county, New Mexico. has no
irrigated land at present and very little
that is susceptible of irrigation.
The rain fall during the past season
over Quay county has been below the
average.
Therefore, when Quay county send.
to the II paso fair a hastily collected
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III Paso Herald.

Among the hundreds Of exhibits at
tho FL Psso fair there are few, II any.
that mean more to the southwest than
the Quay eounty Dry Farming exhibit.
Nobody questions the value OF irri.
cation wherever II can be employed In
agriculture, but after every possible
acre In the great southwest, has been
supplied with water for irrigation there
will still remain nine .tcntbs Of the
srsble land without artificial water
supply and which, under tho methods
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-06
BELL RANCH sHrPPMa oArrLR

". ". Hart, range manager Of the
Bell Ranch, spent Tuesday in the city.
iir said to the editor that the company
will begin shipping fat cattle the arst
Of the week to Kansas City and 81.
Joe, Mo-, and will load at Ft Bascum
shipping pens. This consignment is
about nine hundred head Of mixed cat.
tie, all fat.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-06
TO THE cTrIzHNs OF rUouMcARI

We the undersigned members Of the
city council hereby guarantee that II
the sewer bonds are voted that they
will be sold to the highest bidder, com.
pstitive bids being accepted, and that
they will be advertised at the follow.
ing rates. Bids will be received for
hve per cent bonds, Ave and one half
per cent bonds, and six per cent bonds.
The best bid for the lowest rate bond
that can be obtained will be accepted,
=. II. Neafus,
W. y. Buchanan,
q. W. EvaAS JT.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-06
BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE MEET.

A meeting for the purpose Of rs-organ.
ixing will he held at the Electric Thea.
ter Monday at $3.50 p. NJ. All members
are urged to be prssent. A time for
all live wires to connect. A united Of,
fort for q greater Tucumcari
The sewerage question positively will
no, be mentioned.
COMMITTEE.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-06
HuRRAH ron QUAY couxxv.

II Paso, Texas, Nov. q, icas
Tucumcari News;-Firs premium 90 dry
farm products, katiir corn and soruhum,
first out Of seven.
8. NJ. Wharton.
The above telegram was received to
day at noon.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-06
C. II. J. J. Dihel, turnips.
James Garrison, ksrshaw.

- 80 W " sNf"'Af N9hnAH.s
James Garrison, kershaw.
NJ. n. Davis, broom corn.
Ira l.. Bursiek, one 5e-pound water.
melon.
Prom the de Yampert farm, four
miles east Of Tueumeari, thsrs eemss
hne display Of watermslona, Of black
diamond, Alabama sweet, and Georgia
rattlesnake varieties. They are spssi-
mems Of a crop which has nsttsd Mr..
de Yampsrt, who is somstimss called
"the watermelon king." sl00 10 he
acre. There are alse pumpkins, corn.
kafir corn, milo maizs. peas. beans,
pop corn, winter eantaioupe and ses.
ghum. Mr.. de YsmpsFt took 10 1rst
prisss and display prizs Al the rsesss
Quay scaasy fSir.--m Psss HERALD.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-06

Contractor W. d. Long and wife are
rejoicing over the arrival Of q bonne.
ing baby In their home.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-06

Joseph Irasl and wife and son at.
tended the fair at " Psso this week.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-11-06
Quay County's Exhibit.

"From Quay county comes kattir corn
aud milo maize which Is banked over
the fruits and vegetables on display.
Canned fruits, sorghum, samples Of
various kinds popcorn, stock peas, black
eyed peas. beets. navy beans and red
peanuts are found there. Colorado
wheat and winter wheat is shown in
excellent quality; also Irish and sweet
potatoes, tomatoes, radishes, summer
squash, both red and white. onions Of
large sire. huge egg plant, large Gu.
cumbers, and n peculiar yellow squash
used for pies. An alfalfa root 1874
t-et long is shown, and = sardeu lemon
for preserves, and the ordinary rocky
ford variety Of eanteloupe. Also there
are Hubbard Squash Of exceptionally
large sire and full sized water melons.
Mr. de Yampert announces that he
will cheerfully compete with the irri
cation farm produce. Water does not
make 30 much difference, he says"
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QUAY COUNTY PRO.
DUCE AT Ell PASO
Greatest Advertising Boost
Ever Had for This City
and County.
WILL BE HEARD FROM

The boost our exhibit has given Quay
county and Tucumcari at the III Paso
Fair IL certainly cause for the eongratu.
lntion % the fair association and those
who In any way contributed to the
labor aud expense Of sending II there
!, IN the greatest advertising boost
we have ever had for this city and
county, and II Is going TO be heard from
from different sections Of the country
Read what the ~ Paso Daily Herald,
the leading daily Of the Southwest, said
about us in leading article on the
hrst page Of that cxcellen, paper, Wed.
nesday;
Profusion Of produce, horticultural
and agricultural, Is found at the RI
Paso fair. What man has done with
out water and with little water il de.
monstrated thore by many handsome
exhibits from the southwest. The pro.
gress OF a score of years is shown by
enthusiastic exhibitors who spare Meth.
er time nor pains to demonstrate the
virtue OF fruits and vegetables.
Foremost in interest TO many are
the products grown without irrigation.
QUAY county has an exclusive display
~ fruits and vegetables grown with
out irrigation. l.. l.. KlinefeIter ~
Tucumcari. n. NJ, is in charge of tho
display. which IL extensive and 'om.
llcte. lie represents the Quay county
ia,r Association, and brings produce
shown at it, recent fair last month. =
! Eiinefeltcr is editor of the Obar
Progress
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OIontinued on last page,
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
VIRGINIA BANKERS Tn NSESSION
Delegates from Old Dominion Insti-
tutions Meet at Old Point.
Annual Report of the President
Read and Many Interesting
Addresses Are Made.
spsc5al 70 he washington Herald.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Newport News. Va, May 20-The Vir-
ginia Banners Association convened at
Old Point Comfort this morning for its
sixteenth annual session with about 10
delegates in attendance. The body viii
be in session three days and adjourn
after the election OF officers Saturday.
The proceedings opened with a prayer
by Rev. F. c. Steinmetz. OF Norfolk
President Joseph Stebbins. Of South Bos-
ton, IN his annual report recommended
the establishment OF a State bureau Of
banking and the inspection Of banks by
State examiners He referred IN compli-
mentary terms TO Virginia farmers Sec
retary H P Gatling. Of Lynchburg. re-
ported that the association had gained
twenty-eight members since last year,
the total membership being 81
Treasurer II. A. Williams. Of Richmond.
made a report upon the financial condi-
ton OF the association, showing that
there is something over $500 IN the
treasury.
General Attorney George BRYAN. OF
Richmond. submitted a report covering
the various legislation plans by the as
sociatiOn this year. The feature OF the
afternoon session was an address by II.
n. Phillips, cashier Of the Peninsula
Bank at Williamsburg Several important
papers will be read tomorrow
The sessions Of the ASSOCIATION are be
ing held IN the ball room Of the Cham
berlin Hotel
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
CAPT. COVE IN COMMAND.
Officers to Have Charge Of Naval
Training Squadron Selected.

>T1EC1al % me N as II gLsl heEdf-.
Annapolis. Nd. May 2o.-NavaI Acss-
envy authorities have completed the ros-
ter OF officers for the ships Of the Acad-
emy training squadron who viii go on
the annual summer cruise OF the mid
sEipmen, which begins al Annapolis June
= Capt Charles A Cove. The COmman-
dart OF midshipmen. viii be in command
OF the squadron and he viii have he
cruiser Olympia, Admiral Dewey's flag
ship al the battle OF Manila as his flag
ship. Lieut.. A J. Johnson has been des-
lsaated as aid 70 Capt Cove
There VIII be four ships in the cruising
SQUADRON. inclading the Olympia, the
others being the cruiser Chicago. the Old
frIeate Hartford, Admiral FaTragut's Old
flagship. and the monitor TonOpah, i-'r-
unerIv the Nevada The Olympia, the
Chicago. and the Hartford viii each have
q complement Of ten commissioned on
GERS and five nOnCommissioned ottisers,
and the staff OF the monitor Tonopah WI
be a few less. Lieut.. Commander W =
r Britain VIII be the commanding OH
Ger Of the Olympia. under Capt Cove.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
DISCUSSESJUDGESHIP
President Answers Critics in
North Carolina.
RECOGNIZES BOTH PARTIES
president Says He VIII Appoint 10
office Men, Whether Democrats or
Republicans, Whose Life and In
tegrity Are Approved by the PeO-
PIe-SequeI VIII Justify Him.
- . Tas - -.

bSsc2l 70 The Washington Herzld-
Charlotte, \. c.. May 20.-In part Mr..
Taft, IN his speech this afternoon, said:
I wish first Of all to express my sincere
thanks to the governor Of your State. the
Senators Of your State, and your repre-
sentatives, both Democratic and Repub-
hcsn, for the cordial welcome they have
given me to your State. and for accom-
panying me TO this beautiful city. and
also 70 express my sincere thanks for the
cordial and kind welcome given NE BY
your distinguished feIlOw-citizen-AIrs-
Stonewal Jackson
We have met here to celebrate a dec
laraticn OF independence that took place
more than twelve months before the
Fourth OF July declaration al Philadel-
phia- There is some controversy as 70
the exact date OF this declaration, but
there is no doubt or question Of the sa-
hent fact that the men OF Mecklenburg
assumed 20 themselves the responsibility
OF separating from the mother country
and thereby making themselves liable for
treason and its dire penalty. Sentiment
and OratOry and rhetoric are good things,
but. fellOw-citizens, the resolution to
create an orderly government for them
selves by the people OF Mecklen6urg is
far more important than the sentiment,
the Oratory, or the rhetoric announcing;
and the actual carrying into effect by
sustained force Of arms the pledge OF
thelr lives and fortunes appeals more 10
me than everything else
The training Of those people for 200
years eminenJly prepared them for self
government The overt acts OF tyran-
nv. OF government treason, was an in
centlve for your people 70 throw OF the
British yoke. which I have no doubt was
shared by other people in your state and
other States: but MeckIenburg County
first put that incentive into intelligent
action
Mr.. Taft then dwelt on the result Of
orderly procedure in regard to the great
habeas corpus trial by jury. and con-
cluded his remarks by answering the
criticisms OF his party friends and some
Democrats in regard TO the appointment
IF a Democratic judge, but he wished 20
explain that the sequel IN the end would
Justify him. Il was his intention 20 ap-
point TO Office men from both the Demo
cratic and Republican parties whose life
and integrity were approved BY al the
people OF z community
i an led 70 this BY the importance
of the Federal judiciary Is bulwaTk OF
American liberty" said he.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
YINGLING HEADS EAGLES.
HaEerstOvyn Man Is Elected at Final
Session Of Aerie.

Hagerstown. Nd, May 20-At the final
session % the State Aerie Of Eagles to-
day the officers were elected es follows:
President. Walter A. Ying;ing. Hagers-
town; vice president. n ". Phalen.
Brunswick: chaplain. Z. ". Firlie, Mid
land; secretary, Albert Neuhahn. BalJ-
more: treasurer. G. H Eckstein. Freder-
lex: financial secretary. f. y. Michaels.
Frostburg: trustees. Conrad Funk, High
landtOwn; Dr. J. c. Holl!sworth, Frost
burg James N Stoner. Westminster,
conductor. William Graham. Cumberland.
inside guard, John F Flanagan. High
landtown: outside guard. A L Lee. hitz-
miIlersviIIe: physician. DR.. O. a Theide.
Baltimore.
The newly elected of5cers were installed
by Past President Edward Hirsch, OF
Baltimore. Il was decided 10 hold the
next annual meeting IN Westminster on
May 1870. 1910
After the convention adjourned. the
delegates were taken on a sightseeing
tour OF the city IN automobiles
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
Naval wedding in Portsmouth.

Norfolk. Va. Nay 20.-In Trinity P. E
Church. Portsmouth, last evening Lieut.
James Paulding Murdock, Z s y. was
married to Miss Rebecca Coke Nash by
Rev. Reverdy EstiIl. D. D, Of St Johns
Church. Hampton. and Rev A C. Thomp-
son. The groom is the only son Of Dr..
sn5 Mrs. George W Murdock Of Cold
Spring-on-the-HudsOn y. 7. Lieut. o
F. Cooper. [. S n. was best man
The groomsmen were Lieut.. D. A Weav-
sr. [. S. N. Of the torpedo hotilla; Lieut..
David lie Breton. [. s. n. and Lieut..
Wallace. Z. s ". OF the United States
ship Missouri, and Ensign Logan Cresap,
Of Annapolis, Nd The ushers were
Charles G. Hume. Collins Hi, D. P.
Barhydt Marshall and Walter Harper
Marshall The bride is the eldest daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Charles Nash
Her attendants were her sisters and the
groom's sisters-Niss Nancy Collins Nash
as maid Of honor and Miss Florence Hib-
bett Nash and Misses Eleanor and Mar
Ion Murdock, bridesmaids
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
GETS ANOTHER CONTRACT.
Newport News ShiPbuiIdiuE Plant
VIII Build OIL Tank Boat.

SpsGzI 20 The Washington Herald
Newport News, Va. May IA contract
for the construction Of an oil tank steam
ship was received to-day by the local
shipyard from the Associated on Com
pany, OF san Francisco. The vessel, which
is to be employed in the Pacific Coast
trade. viii be about 400 feet long and will
cost about S750Oco. The yard has secured
FIVE contracts. each amounting 70 about
s75o.ooo. within the past two weeks Two
OF the new ships VIII be freight and
passenger liners for the Ocean Steam
ship Company. OF Savannah, Ca, and tvo
Of them win be for the San Francisco
and Portland Steamship Company As all
Of the ships are to be delivered within
a year. a large force OF additional men
viii be needed at the plant to turn them
out on time
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
GIVE UP SEARCH FOR FORREST.
Authorities Believe He Is Not in
st. Mary County.

La Plata. Nd. May 20.-Despite the ef-
forts Of Sheriff Henry c. Dent, Of St
Mary County. TO secure reliable infor-
nation as 10 the whereabouts Of young
Joseph Forrest, the suspected murderer
Of his parents. A-r. and Mrs. William
PlOwden Forrest, the sheriff and other
officials admit to-day that they have not
the slightest clew 10 the boys hiding
place
Furthermore. the officials are convinced
that young Forrest has left St Mary
County and may now be a thousand
miles from the scene Of the crime COM
mitted at Oakville, on May s. Gossip is
rife in the county that Forrest was seen
in various neighborhOods ten days ago,
but it is the accepted belief that he es-
capped several days before the crime was
discovered
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
Virginia Negro stabbed to Death.

SPECIAL % The Washington HeIlld-
Hagerstown. Nd. May 20.-Horace
Holmes. colored. whose home is at White
Post. Va, was stabbed 20 death in a
North Jonathan street saloon in HaEers-
town this evening George Gross, colored.
Of HageTstown, who admits he did the
stabbing. was caught after running about
three blocks from the scene OF the mur-
der. He is now in jail The two men had
a quarrel and were separated by mutual
friends Later they net in the saloon
conducted by Mass Miller, coIored, and
before persons in the place knew what
was going on, Gross had stabbed Holmes
in the region Of the heart, q pocket knife
being used.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
scbooI corner Stone Laid.

Winchester. Va. May 2a-In the pres
ence OF large crowd, in Middle
town. the corner stone Of the new Sew
enth Congressional District Agricultural
and High School building was laid this
afternoon bv the Independent Order OF
odd Fellows. J P. Haddox. commanding.
Addresses we're made by State Senator
= II Ward. Of Winchester; Will2t n.
1avs Assistant Secretary Of Agriculture,
washington. G. ". KOiner, commissioner
~ agriculture OF Virginia: II. NJ Lynch,
superintendent Of public schools, and c
2 Guyer
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
Ground to Death by Train.

Clifton Forge. Va, May IA white
man by the name Of Niceley was in
stantly killed at Oriskany to-day. by
being run over by a train. Oriskany IS
an iron ore mining center and Niceley
was employed as brakeman on the train
operated by the company in charge OF
the mines While attempting to cross
q track in front Of the approaching train,
the nan stumbled and fell on the tracks.
He was unable TO get up and out of the
way OF the approaching locomotive, and
the engineer being unable 20 stop, Nice
lev was ground TO death
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
RED MEN ELECT OFFICERS.
Virginia Indians VIII Meet Next In
Newport News.
suesal 70 ne Washington HezId.

u A--1 Aa.l--lslAl LA84--A
Roanoke. Va, May m--The great
council OF Red Men. Of Virginia, which
net here yesterday in annual convention,
adjourned tonight. after selecting New
port News as the meeting place next year
and electlng the following officers:
". Terry Bowling. OF Norton. great
sachem; ". F. Ficklin. Of Alexandra.
great senior sycamore; E 3. Varney,
Lynchburg. great junior sycamore; J. T.
SharpIey, Greenbackville, great prophet;
z H. Couch. Hampton. great chief OF
records; Richard, ". Jones, Richmond,
great keeper Of yampum; A s Rice,
HeathviIle. representative 20 G. c. L. S >
A N Tennis. representative 70 c. c L
s: c E HID, representative 10 G. G
L. s; Charles Burkett. Richmond. rep
resentative 10 c. c. [. S; ". P. Cousins,
Norfolk. great trustee. three years; J. A
Page, Of Roanoke, great trustee, one year.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
Rrirtol Wand Knights.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
Bristol Va, May 20.-Bristol will make
a strong bid for the 1910 meeting Of the
Grand Lodge. Knights OF Pythias. Of Vir-
ginia. J. 3. Cash and P. A Thompson,
the local delegates to the Grand Lodge
meeting at Newport News. the latter
mart Of this week. viii present an urgent
invitation on the part OF the Bristol
BOARD OF Trade. and the grand lodge will
be asked 10 come here next year
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
r. & O. Division Operator Weds.

Grafton. ". Va. May 2a-Martin Green.
division operator OF the Monongahela di-
vision OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company at this station, and Miss
Emma Hess daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
J. Henry Hess. were married yesterday
az St Augustine's Catholic Church by
Rev. John McElIIgott- They have gone
for q honeymoon IN Western cities Mr..
Green and his bride viii reside on West
Main street. IN the former BernhoId
residence, now owned by the groom.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
Post-oface Appointments.

West Virginia postmasters were ap-
pointed yesterday as follows: Falling
Springs. Greenbrier County. Mathew W
Walton; Stonebranch. Logan COunty
Joseph F Kent, Virgins, Summers
County. Frank A Woodrum. Rural car
riers appointed were; Virginia-Onan-
cock. Route !, Fred E Runge, carrier;
PurneH 0. Troyford, substitute. West
Virginia-Walton. Route l, Charles a.
Lynch, carrier; Thomas J. Havely. sub
stitute
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
DOESN'T NEED ALL BONDS.
Oakland Can Conduct WaterwOrls
and Build Town Hall for $4,000.

Oakland. Nd, May 2o.-The mayor and
city council of Oakland have disposed
Of $4,000 worth Of the waterwOrks and
sewerage municipal bonds TO the Second
National Bank Of Cumberland at los
The bonds bear per cent interest, and
are redeemable at par each year. While
the city was authorized 10 issue $4,000
worth Of these bonds. il was found that
$500 would install the waterworks and
sewerage and build town hall besides.
The other $1,000 may not be issued
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
Reception in Honor of willis Moore

SPECIAL 70 Fhe Washington Herald
Rockville, Nd. May a.-Prof. Willis L.
Moore, chief Of the United States
Weather Bureau, and Mrs Moore. who
own a country home near Rockville, were
the guests Of honor at a reception this
evening at the Montgomery Country Club
at this place 1t was given by the citi-
zens OF Rockville aid was attended by
probably 800 persons from Rockville and
vicinity. The committee or arrangements
was composed Of Mayor Lee OTutt. and
Philip D. Laird, Samuel 3. Hege. Richard
H Stokes. John L. Brunett, and Dr.. c.
II. Mannar.
Prof and Mrs Moore we're assisted in
receiving ~ Mayor Lee Offutt and Mr..
and Mrs. Richard H. Stokes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-21
ADVICE TO CADETS AND
MIDDTES.

The Arbiter this week received an
urgent request to devote his column
to suggestions TO the young men
who Will within a week OF two leave
the Military Academy at West Point
for army life. and 70 those who are
now preparing TO depart from An
napolis, after having finished the
course in the Naval Academy 4
frank letter is frankly answered.