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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-02
PROJECT IN RIO GRANDE VALLEY
Texas Company Intends to Establish
Sugar Plantation of 24,-
coo Acres.

San Antonio, Tex, Dec. What is
by long odds the largest irrigation and
development enterprise ever launched
in Texas has been brought into con
crete form by the formation Of the
Texas-Louisiana Sugar Company OF
Texas. The company has acquired -
coo acres Of the most fertile land in
the Rio Grande valley and intends to
irrigate every acre OF it Sugar cane
will be its principal product.
More than 100000 will have 10 ne
expended on the irrigation system to
be installed A townsite has been
laid out halfway between San Juan
and McAllen and here the mills and
refining houses of the concern will be
located At least 100000 will he nee
essary to erect the necessary build
iGgs. A large sum will have to be
invested in small gauge railroads over
the extensive fields.
Among the principal promoters Of
the undertaking are the three Pahau
blothers, sons of the Ex-Governor
Paharr of Louisiana, the sons of the
late General Caffery of the same
state and Joe Beauregard of New Or
leans, La. said TO be the heaviest
sugar dealer in that city. Among
prominent Texans interested in the
enterprise are J. c. Kelley of Browns
vile and Lon c. Hill of Hidalgo.
1t is understood that besides engag,
ing in the raising of sugar cane on a
very large scale the company will con
struct a $4,O0O.OOO gravity irrigation
plant which is to provide water for
about 100000 acres of the best land in
the Rio Grande country.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-02
FIGHT GOES To
SAN FRANCISCO
The Bid of Tex Rickard and
Jack Gleason Is
Accepted
PURSE OFFERED IS 100000
July Fourth, 1910, Is Date Set
for Great Championship
Battle.

New York, Dec. 2.-Tex Richards s
bid for the heavyweight championship
fight between Jack John and Jim JEFF
fries was accepted this noon.
viii Take Place in CoIima Arena.
In view of the fact that James
Coffroth, manager of the Sunshine
Athletic Club at Colima, controls cer-
tain patents on moving pictures, it
was thought that Rickard and Gleason
will likely enter into some arrange
ment with him, whereby the fight will
take place in the Colima arena.
Purse is $4,000.
New York, Dec. 2.-The world S
championship fight will be held in San
Francisco before a club organized by
Tex Rickard of Ely, Nevada. and
Jack Gleason of San Francisco. The
fight probably will take place on July
4th, 1910. The joint bid made by
Rickard and Gleason was for a purse
of $101 900 and 66 2-3 per cent of
moving pictures receipts.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-02
THOUSANDS OUT
Of EMPLOYMENT
Disastrous Consequences of
Switchmen's Strike in
the Northwest
NO IMPROVEMENT IN CITIES
Railroads Have Commenced vi
gorous Efforts to Move
Traffic.

St Paul. Mimi, Dec. 2.-The rail
roads affected by the switchmen s
strike began the first real attempt to-
day to restore normal traffic conditions
between the Great Lakes and the Pa,
cific coast. Local warehouses were
open today and the roads accepted lin
tied freight shipments. There was,
however no noticeable Improvement in
the Twin Cities this morning. In
Minneapolis. all the big -four mills
were shut down, throwing five thou
sand men out of employment. AT the
head of the Lakes, at Duluth and SUI
perior. unless conditions improve i'm
mediately, all range cities will be
in danger of food and coal famine.
Jobbing houses in Duluth already
have begun laying off men. In Mon
tana, conditions are even worse. The
big Boston and Montana smelter at
Great Falls have partially closed, and
as this smelter takes ores of the Anal
gamated properties at Butte, those
mines will also be affected, throwing
thousands of men out of employment,
in the Pacific northwest.
Strike Breakers Imported.
Pickets of the striking switchmen
re ported today that about a hundred
strike breakers were brought into St
Paul today and distributed about the
various Twin City yards. The rail.
roads would not admit that the strike
breakers had been brought in.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-02
MARKET REPORT
MONEY AND METALS.

New York, Nee. Call money
3-4@5 IL; Prime Mercantile Paper
5@1-2; Mexican dollars 43; Anal
gamated sc 1sS; Atchison 11S 5-S;
New York Central 12S IA; Southern
Pacific 127 3-4 Union Pacific 1913 3-8 !;
Steel 81; pfd. 123 IL.
New York, Dec. "copper" weak !;
Standard spot 12 1903; Jan. 1887
1-2@13.10; Lead quiet 442 II; Silver
81 Ia
GRAIN, PORK, LARD AND RIBS.
Chicago, H.. Dec 2.-Wheat-May
105 S-4@7-S; July 81 3-S.
Corn-May 81 3-S; July 60 3-S.
Oats-May AZ 3-S; July 40 IA.
Pork-Jan. 21,50 May 20.65.
Lard-Dec. 1890; Jan. 1912 1-2.
Ribs-Jan. 1165@27 -; May 1915.
LIVESTOCK.
Kansas City, Dec. 1.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 5000, including 400 southerns.
Market steady. Native steers $480@
$50; southern steers $3.40@5.6O;
southern cows $26OG4.15; native
cows heifers $2.50@6; stockers, and
feeders $3.15@5.50; bulls $2.90@4.10;
calves $3.5O@75O; western steers
$S.S0@5.50; western cows $2.75@
4.50.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-02
WILL SUE FOR
WILL SUE FOR
CAMPAIGN DEBT.
Thomas Hisgen, Hearst's Manager, Ac.
cused of Not Meeting Pre-EIec-
tion Obligations in the
Pass City.

FL Paso. Tex. Dec. ITO collect
bills aggregating over 5000, which
We're contracted in El Paso for Will
liam R. Hearst's campaign for Thomas
Hisyen for president, suit will ne
fled in New York soon with Frank
Rich and other Ell Pasoans as plain.
tiffs.
OF the total. 1926 is the amount con.
tracted for the use of the Ell Paso tn :,
atre here on the night of October 3,
1908, when Thomas Hisgen, the presi-
Dental candidate on the independence
League ticket. and William Randolph
Hearst made speeches. Hearst read
letters in his fight against John D.
Archbold, the Standard Oil man. and
Senator joseph Weldon Bailey.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-02
CAPTAIN ACCUSED
CT DRUNKENNESS
While Ship Was Burning He is Accus.
ed of Standing on Deck With
Whisky Bottle in His Hands.

San Francisco, Dec. 2.-Conhicting
accounts of the burning of the steam.
er ST CroiX off the coast of southern
California marked the inVes .igation
into the disater yesterday P J. Corr
gan. an able seaman of the crew
stated that he saw CAPTAIN Warner
standing Oh the deck of The burning
ycsse' with a bottle in one land and
I revolver in the other, acting like a
crazy man" cursing everyone between
drinks, and that he threatened to
shoot the third mate if he went ashore
f9sI.
These statements We're first mad5
by the witness at Los Angeles and h
repeated them today, although he had
previously declared that Warner was
in command of himself at all times
and attended to his duties.
QTartermaster Peters. whose al
sence from the investigation caused
some stir Monday. was brought in by
a ceputy marshal, but denied that he
ever had said that CAPTAIN Warner
had lemoved some of his personal ef
fccts at San Pedro. He declarai tia
L. was near the captain during th'
fire and ashore, and did nor see bin
drinking at any time.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-02
FIVE SMALL
PROJECTS
Engineer vi. Sullivan Grants
Permits for Diverting
Waters
COYOTE PEOPLE REMONSTRATE
Mounted Policeman Arrests Man
for Flourishing Deadly
Weapon.

Territorial Engineer Vernon l.. Sui
liyan today granted the applications
for the diversion of waters of five ap.
rlicants who intend to build irrigation
Works. No. 2S9, Nicolas Rodriguez
and Benigno A. Rodriguez of Arbo-
les Colo. for 1.G second feet out of the
San Juan to irrigate 100 acres.
No. 321, Jackley and Kimple of Ala.
moSordo, for second feet out of Dog
Canon, Otero county, of flood waters,
2o0 second feet, to reclaim GAO acres
al a cost of $4,000.
No. 324, J. l.. Torres of Alamogordo,
six second feet out of Preston and Bar
row canons, rs second feet during
fCod season, to reclaim GAO acres at a
cost of $500
No. 325, Oleo Strand of Lake Ar
, thur, Eddy county, to divert one sec
ond foot, and 2.35 second feet of food
i " aters, to reclaim 100 acres out of Cot
tonwood Arroyo.
! CreCencio Salazar, one half second
foot out of Otto de la Alamenda, to
rnTaim so acres in Rio Arriba county.
/ 9'ha people of Coyote community re-
monstrated, but as the land at the
point of diversion is six miles below
the settlement, the application was
! granted.
Township PIats Filed.
Register of the Land Office Manuel
r. Otero announces officially that the
! following plats of townships in Tor
rance and Santa Fe counties have
been filed in his Office and will be op
en- for entry on and after January IS:
Township North r. 10 East. Town
ships and North, Range II East
in Torrance county just east ant
southeast of Estancia; and Township
10 North, Range East, in southern
saata Fe county just west of Stanley
Notaries Public Appointed.
| Governor Curry today appointed
John McEIroy of Grant county, an(
Charles s. Worley of Colfax county
notaries public.
Life Certificate.
Governor Curry today signed a life
teachers certificate for Arthur Ralpf
Kent
! Arrested for Fiourishinn a Weapon.
Mounted Policeman Beal at Demins
arrested Diego Caballero for flourish
ing a deadly weapon.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-02
WILL APPEAL
To COUNTRY
King Edward Signs Decree
Proroguing Parliament
To January 10.
WILL Be BIG POLITICAL BATTLE
Premier Asquith in Commons
Replies to Action of House
of Lords.

All preliminanes 70 the rig political
battle are being cleared away this
afternoon at Sandringham. where the
king held a meeting with the p1iyy
council during which he signed the
order proroguing parliament until
January 10, 1910. This is a mere for
mality as the present House will have
been dissolved before that time. The
center of interest today is the House
Of Commons. where Premier Asquith
on behalf of the government replied to
the action of the Lords in Withholding
consent to the budget.
London, Dec. 2.-The House of
Commons by q vote of 349 to 134 to-
day adopted the resolution of Premier
Asquith to the effect that in rejecting
the governments budget bill the
House of Lords had committed a
breach of the constitution and usurp-
ed the rights of the House of Com
mons.
Laborites Support Government.
London, Dec 2.-Arthur Henderson
the leader Of the labor party in the
House of Commons announced that
the government would have the
whole-hearted support of the Labor
ties. It is understood that Parlia-
ment will be dissolved SO as to per-
nit holding the elections between
January 10 and 20. The prerogation
will take place tomorrow.
Nation Must Bid.
London. Dec. 2.-Premier Asquith
who was given wild demonstration
when he arose to speak said that the
| budget represented the deliberate
work of an overwhelming majority o
| the representative Of the people. The
whole fabric had been overthrown by
lower to increase or decrease a single
tax. With much emphasis the premier
declared that the House of Commons
will prove unworthy of its traditions il
it allowed a single day to pass without
| making it clear that it did not near
to brook this grave indignity and ar
rcgant usurpation of its rights. Par
| lament closing without a financial act
and until fresh provision could be
made, the necessities of the state
could be supplied only by borrowing
| Il is abvious that the action of the
House of Lords will create the largest
deficit yet faced. The premier ther
announced that the king had accepted
| his advice to dissolve parliament.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-02
ARCTIC EXPLORER is
PATIENT AT MULDOoN's.

New York. Dec. 2.--Dr. Frederick
A. Cook, who mysteriously dropped
from public view Saturday last, is at
Billy Muldoon's sanitarium. near
White Plains, N. Y. according .he
New York Times. Muldoon@ les
that Cook is there, at least that
if he is there he entered 4auer an AS
sumed name.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-02

ITALY TOO HAS ITS cABI-
NET TROUBLES 1T SEEMS.
Rome, Dec. 2.-The cabinet of
Premier Giolitti resigned today.
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-12-02

Survey Reaches Albuquerque-Th
Coast and Geodetic Survey party of
seven men, which has been survey
ing line from COTS, California, to
Albuquerque, 61O miles, following the
Santa Fe line, has reached Albuquer-
que.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-12
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-12
BUYS BROMIDE TOWNS|TE

We are informed by +. b, Pugh
who has just returned from Bromide,
Okla, that the original townsite OF
Bromide together with about 500 acres
more adjoining land has just been
purchased by the NJ. o. a. G., X. II.
Co and 1t is reliably stated. that this
company will at once commence the
construction of their road 10 Bromide
and quite a number of improvements
may be looked for One of which Is
to be an elegant large hotel for the
accommodation of the many visitors
who are expected to visit Bromide as
a health resort. Bromide will be
on the main line OF this road running
from Muskogee TO Denison, Texas.
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Phone 20 for Automobile train
service, calling parties, theater par
ties, driving parties
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PIcKUPs HERE AND THERE. 1


Judge Allen swan Will leave mere
this week to make his homo at
Ara I'm stephens county Tie will
devote next year hc says to raising
hogs and chickens. Ills family viii
remain in Ardmorc.
Sh,im Akcrs says tha, daily c,m-
plants are coming go him about
the unlawful speed of the automobiles
ON the streets Of the C'y aud tina
the autoists may depend upoa him
TO enforce the law. The complain
ants state that machines are ruu
far above the speed limit and hat
turns are made at such speed that
sooner or later will result Boo The
death or injury of some uur
~. c. Forbes. who far the pas. Hcy.
cutccn years has had charge ., th,
slaughter house f.r tho cod s.oracr
in this city, has resigned his posi-
tiou During this seventeen years he
has lost very u tie time, which shows
remarkable record with one con
Germ Proprctors have changed buJ
Forbes has held on Nj Forbes
will visit in Texas and win probably
cmbarl, in business zoo Nauika
Miss Mabc' King, frmc,ly iu thc
office Of the REGISTER cf drods. a1s
guuc TO Oklahoma city to accept
q moro lucrative position aud she
has been succeeded ny H.o uio.c'
Of ihis city.
@. r. Reeves travelling salesman
with the Brown Shoe Company. is
IN tho city spending Sunday with
friends. Mr. Reeves has just return.
I'd from trlp over the greater part
of southern Oklahoma, and reports
that he has had a splendid business
and that crop conditions are much
better than many think.
More han n hundred oJ'vs Of Coz
l. ton was sold here yesterday, ,n
price ranging from ll75 q ito
D.. cents per pound. While The 1rr'as
>. Of cotton is smaller than II w1. a-
n Year the price that it Is biue.as rni
g year will give the farmer ~, uu'
money for his co.ton as ,' ui lo
=. year. The cotton crop is rcporo
r. better than was thought . ..y wD,h
is past Corn sold FOR 80 r.as j..
hushol.
~ The following suits wern lied
g the district court yesterday
a l.. G.. Leisure against W l.. H
T. ker to co'lec. balance .. 500
p. alleged to be due on no'as
The City Bank cf Liz chi
a against the Downard Aspha.' co,
h pany TO collect $4,000 al!a-rd
- be due them.
j. II. Evans # Lima, Ohio, again
s. the Downard Asphalt compIIy
h collect $500
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-12
so THEY SUED THE SEED MEN

Chlckasha, Okla, Sept. ll.-Becau ie
watermelon seeds which were sold by
Alex merchants failed to produce the
variety of melons guaranteed, three
Grady county farmers filed suit in
the county court here today for dam
ages to the amount of $3.50, The seeds
were warranted to produce the variety
OF melons known as Alabama
Sweets" These melons have a thick
rind and the especially adapted for
Shipping purposes. The farmers say
that the melons grown are Of no value
for marketable purposes because OF
their thin rlnds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-12

Phone 20 will get automobile ser
vice TO and from all ira ne. Cost no
more and quicker.
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Phone 70. Get Automobile service,
same price as carriage.

c. l.. Heth and family are regret
ing the loss OF their carriage horse
which died last week "Old Dick
has been on the streets CT Ardmore
for many years and was known 10y
every one. Mr. He'h purchased the
animal several years ago from II. 7.
Kirby. The veterinary surgeon pro-
nounced the fatal disease peritonius.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-12
IT, H. SNNIE
city Eugiu,c,

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Broadway Baptist church viii meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. ;. T..
Wallace. 2o7 Second avenue. norm.
Wcs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-12
PERSONALS

If. NJ. Byrd was here yesterday
from Lone Grove.
J. $. Alverson is in the city today
from Woodford.
Dick McLish, after a stay OF sew
cral days in the city, returned TO
Bromide yesterday
Arnold Shumate, brother Of o. \.
shumatc. is visiting here from San
Francisco.
I $. 4. Mills, special officer Of
the interior department is an Ard
moro visitor.
stephen \. Downs, a well known
attorney of Hugo, was a business Wis.
itor here yesterday.
Miss Ada Drew, after spending
three weeks at the old family home
in Terrell. Texas, has returned home.
w. c. Bcasley, a well known citizen
of Poteau. was a visitor here yesier-
day.
Mrs. Arthur Crooke is at home from
Chickasha where she attended the
state meeting or the Christian church.
Prof. Hodges, who has been chosen
principal of the high school in this
city, has arrived here and is looking
for home in which to move his fam
lily.
y. G. Bccler of Mill Creek was
among the out of town visitors here
yesterday
Uncle John Hoffman, has gone 20
Missouri Ohio and Indiana whore he
will spend several weeks visiting with
old time friends.
Mrs. X. r. Irby and sweet little
children of sherman, wlo have been
visiting In the city the guests of the
families of Messrs. w. II. and Tom
Roberts. left yesterdlw for home
Mrs. Theo. Hoffman, and children
have gone to Navinc, Okla, where
they will spend some time visiting
Mrs. Hoffmann's mother
Miss Minnie Miller who has been
in the city for some time the guest
of Miss Pauline Bogie left yester,
day afternoon for her home in Mem
phls.
| Earl Shumate of Fort Dadc, Fla.
| is visiting his cousin, o. \. Shumate
| He Is accompanied by Nh. McDougI
Of Fort Dade, who is also ylsitinl
Mr.. and Mrs. Shumate.
! j. H. Snyder brother of II. J. Sny
der is here on a business trip. MI
Snyder Is located at Vallas, San Liu
Potosi Mexico
: Jesse l.. Day, formerly of this city
but who is now running the Leade
at Konawa. Is in the city visiting
with his family. He says Konaw
has made good crops and the bus
ness outlook is all that could be Dc
sired.
Sheriff Al. ]. Davis of Marictt
was here yesterday visiting wit
friends and looking after busine ;
matters.
Mrs. Warren Stewart was here yei
terday from Pauls Valley visiting wit
/ relatives, she was accompanied HON
by Master Jack Stewart, who has bee
here for the past week visiting wit
his grandmother, Mrs. J. w, Stewar
s. G.. Dickerson, commercial ageT
of the Santa Fe, was in the city ye
terday. He says the freight receipt
here are pleasing 20 the compan
and that the business outlook is muc
better than heretofore.
ED Roberts was here yesterday fC
a few hours and left on the aiternoo
train for Oklahoma City He ira
j els in every section of the state ar
says many people are discussing II
!: question OF the next governor of II
I, state.
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Phone 10. Get Automobile service
same price as carriage.
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Ardmorei,o Want Ads are The best
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Phone 70. Get Automobile service,
same price as carriage.
The Protraeted Meetine.

The prc,racted meeting a, he
Church OF Christ, corner - street
and Second avenue, southwcs', prom
iscs o. be very successful 60"
yiyal Interest is increasing ana th"
sermons are becoming more apprr.
ciatcd.
Elder G. W. Ing viii conduc. uc
sayic.s tonight The subject fog 'o-
day viii De, what Is Safe SUI
feet for night service, Come %
Christ"
This mca aiug Is to De continued
indefinitely
j. D Taut Of Macon, Tenn Is 80
conduct the meeting after thi8 w"'k
Services begin promptly at u n
and S %. m. The public is !JN.'cd
to attend.
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Barrett Reelected President.

birmingham, Ala, Sept. ll.-Prcsi-
dent Charles ). Barrett OF Union
City. Ga, was elected head Of the
Farmers COOPERATIVE and Education
al Union at the convention today.
Other officers were elected as fol-
lows: Vice president, j. =. Mont
gomery, Gleason, Tenn; secretary
treasurer Il. II. Mccullough, Beebe,
Ark. Executive committee, 5, l.. vii
son, Missksippi;; w. A. Morris, Ala,
hama: \. C. Shuford. North Carolina;
John Grady, Kentucky; o. H. Dorm
blazer. Texas.
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Judge Allen swan Will 'Dd,, mere
this week to make bis homo at
Ara I'm stephens county Tie viii
devote next year ho says To- raising
hogs and chickens Ills family viii
remain In Ardmorc.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-08-26
.A!!/M:fmn ;N
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Luyp c.,
N.elszf --s,.s<ee.s ssss''
FEEDING OF THE YOUNG PIG
To Do II Properly Is Both an Art and
Science and Well Worth
Studying.

1t Is both an art and a science to
properly feed young pigs, and is some
thing well worth any farmers time to
study. The most economical gains
that pig ever makes are made while
he is young, and upon his early
growth and the proper development
of his digestive system depends the
economy and success with which he
will later be fattened. Hence one
must consider not alone supplying the
nutriments to make continuous growth
but supply such feeds as will develop
and prepare the digestive system for
the handling of the kinds and quaint
ties of feeds required in the finishing
process.
When the pig is born its digestive
tract is filled with a manure (the re-
suit of mucous excretions probably,
called meconium. Nature has provid-
ed for the removal of this by making
the first milk of the dam very rich in
oily globules which act as a laxative