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Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-02
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI Oct. 1.-weather cool Mar
ket steady. Two cars Valenclas sold
VALENCIAS
Cal Orange Riv Elk Rv ......,........... sf a5
Standard T Downey ...........4........ 2Q5
Choice S Downey .....................e 40
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-02
CITRUS FRUIT SHIPMENTS

NoTE-Up to O'Clock we have not received
our New York wire and are unable to give
renort on that market today.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-02
sd. Lou1s

ST LOUIS, Oct 1.-weather favorable Mar
ket firm and higher on good stock lemons
Three cars sold.
VAIsrNCIAR
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-02
Cirrus Fruit REPORT
CLEVELAND
vALENcfAI

CLEVELAND, Oct. lone care OF valen-
las sold. Market higher on valencias
Veathar cold
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-02
PITTsBURG

PITTSBURG, Oct. Three cars sold Mar
ket steady on both oranges and lemons.
Weather cool.
VAIENCIAS
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-02
Atlas ValveIeSS Cars

s145O to $4,000, according to model and
fnish BEKINS-COREY MOTOR CAR CO.,
Pico and Flower SITS. FS6S5.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-02

VALENCIAs
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-02
BOSTON

BOSTON, Oct. l-weather favorable. Mar
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-02
ChanSlOr & Lyon

Hartford Tire Representatives. AUTOMOBILE
accessories Manufacturers auto tops.
945-7-9 South Main ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-02
4 YENICE-GAME 1:ll
GAME 8 P. NJ.
AT PALMs-First Game

L att . 4 .
Umpires, Grewell, Mueller.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-02

N Let that be your choice and
DuTOCar YS%pogss Ss1s MFG. e CO. %l'tsss. FAKE:
tory and saiesroom es5 S. Los Angeles ST.
Los Angeles.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-24

simoleons and what was better, n
realty man offered Harry q dandy job,
which was instantly taken and the
baby was removed from the market,
the Beach's have a cosy Aat and n
full pantry. The human interest bust.
ness had the desired effect, which was
to get n job, and the incident is clos
cd happily. II all reminds me Of its
similarity up to n certain point TO the
celebrated Pearson case, In Chicago,
years ago. A young couple got in the
same az through no fault Of theirs and
sold their baby for $1,000. That was
IN inspiration. Why not raise babies
for the marketi II they were sala.
BILE, why not raise good ones. The
Pearsons did and they had marketed
seven before n middling newspaper re.
porter got onto the game and featured
IL. OF course there was a big howl.
Tho Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty TO Children tried to make n
case out Of ii and failed. There was
no cruelty about It. The babies were
born Of healthy parents, Of good blood,
who were In the business on scientific
principles, TO produce the healthiest,
handsomest youngsters possible. They
were sold to people who had no chill.
dren Of their own, and who bad the
money TO educate and raise them right.
Most Of them never knew they were
custom made. Everything was done
legally, with formal adoption papers,
and there was nothing that could be
done. Indeed It was u question, cham.
pioned by many, whether anything
ought TO be done. Childless couples,
who were barred by nature from the
good old fashion way, were given some.
thing worth living for, aud the kid
lets were helped to a fine chance Ia
the world. The Pearsons sold their
wi babies, and the court held that
they were good babies, well born and
carefully tended, and IL was nobody 4
business. The publicity Of the case
though, made it so warm for the Pear,
sons that they left Chicago, and the
last | heard Of them had a nice home
in a California town and with enough
money in the bank so they could AZ
ford to keep everything the storI
brought, and not worry the sociologist'
with the problem Of whether their,
was n crime or not.
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n
the use Of tine streets and alleys unless
the city frst receives adequate com
pcnsation for sneh n grant, and this
compensation must be In addition IA
any agreement entered into for any
per cent Of the receipts received BY
the city under the franchise contract,
"The people by petition may init
ate aud adopt ordinances.
They may by petition recall the
commissioners at sny time and elect
Others.
"The commissioners are elected 70,
a term Of two years and are required
to give $4,000 bond TO protect the cit,
against any financial loss by reason OF
their Incompetence, neglect Of duty OF
dishonest practices.
Appointments to eleT kship and
positions In the various departments
must be made from the civil service
1.-THE commissioners are prohibited
from exceeding the revenues Of theiI
department and to draw a warrant
for q sum exceeding the amount Of
eash on hand causes them to vaeats
their Offices without q court trial"
That 10 about an ideal commission
system, and 1t Is well to assimiiate IL
for tho ext territorial legislature viii
be asked to make the New Mexico Law
conform to il, and political gamestsr'
will not be allowed to defeat the pur
pose.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-24

One Of the frst typewriters brought
to Roswell belonged "a Dick Seay, now
one of the hig.muck a ,mueks of the
Marrow. Thomas Hardware Co. up at
Amarillo-and grown beyond the use
Of the typewriter. The machine was
an old Caligraph, with Keys like n
piano. II typed all right, but il was
never bridlewise. Another belonged
TO Charley Perry, that being the first
used by a public officer In the Pecos
Valley. II was one Of the first Dens.
mores. Charley couldn't use 1t him.
self, needed IL in his business. IL
disappeared suddenly when the crash
came that swept Charley from our ken,
The first high grade visible was i'm
ported by Judge A. j. Nisbet-it being
an underwood, which was really the
daddy Of all the visibles. The late u.
+. Hammett had the first williams, and
by u at time typewriters began TO re,
rs plentiful as Yankees. Today there
are over n hundred and hfty type writ,
ers In town-and for the most par,
they are high grade visibles. There
are several book typewriters, that ID
the kind that types right on the page
ola record book as we used 10 write
A few Of we old.fashioned fellows
cling to the old forms, but one by one
We are turning loose and being modern.
lied. That 10 the way Of the world
you know.
Few people realize what a God send
the typewriter has developed into. The
printer realized ID first. II was hi,
business TO handle manuscripts and the
oid'tims sompositor could do Il, though
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-24

II must be confessed that Bill Bry.
an is %deucedly clever, don Z you know.
His emcrgence On the matter Of tho
submission Of an amendment for the
popular election Of senator's at this
same time m that authorizing an In.
ZONE tax, vas smart. Bill is out with
n letter to Big Bill in which he says:
Now that the states are going to
vote on the ratification Of an amend.
ment specifically authorizing an in.
come tax, why not give them a chance
to vote on an amendment providing
for the election Of United States sena
tors by a popular votcf In your speech
Of acceptance you said you were per.
sonally inclined to favor n change in
the constitution. Would not this be
an opporture time to present the sub.
ject to congressf Two constitutional
amendments, authorizing m income
tax and the popular election Of senators
would make your administration mem.
orable, aud ! pledge whatever assist.
anee can =. oder in securing the rati.
hcation Of these amendments." The
%strnngest part Of II Is that Bill is
right. Big Bill said just what Bill
said he did, aud there Is no question
but the submission Of both amendments
would be popularity approved. OF
course Bill knows that the amendment
for the election Of senators could not
be made at this session, which Is de.
voted alone 20 the tariff, but the prop.
%osition sounds good anyhow, and sort
Of puts Big Bill In the hole with those
who do not understand political pet.
~tifoggery, Not to say that II ism Z
.!ght to submit both amendments. I
used to believe that the election Of
senators by the people would be u
dangerous thing, but / have cotton
bravely over that. II il another one
Of those non PARTISAN reforms that Is
bound ia come, and from NIL appear.
ances IL will be the republican party
"hA'h wbh he't We ~ win DO uuteh'
sary to whip the senate to do IL, but
1t will DO done. The democrats will
then insist that the republican party
has STOLEN some more thunder, but the
benefited people will not care, being
after results and not glory. They
would be perfectly willing II, at the
same time, q third amendment was
submitted authorizing the election Of
the supreme and all other judges. There
is not the least question but that all
three would pass by an Overwhelming
majority, either. In the mean time,
tho shrewdness Of Bill in bringing up
these points in the order he does dis.
pels any idea that he Is losing his
grip And the instincts Of the eheck eE
board.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-24

The Persian socialists or %nationalists,
which is the same thing, amt il, seem
to have things framed up about to suit
themselves, aud to be ready to tie a
al to the shah very much as the
Turks did to the late lamented Abdul
llamid, Good job. Now IL they will
issue a general invitation to all the
socialists of earth to settle in and
around Teheran, it will be better yet.
II is certainly An elegant chance to
demonstrate the value Of practical SO
cialism, though it would be a little
hard on Persia. The nationalists be-
lieve in kings in bureaus and all hat
sort Of thing, but then that has been
assimilated by the MaIxites without
indigestion.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-24

Some people certainly have an eye
to business. One Harry Beach Of New
York was out Of work, though how
that came TO pass in the land Of the
full dinnss pail is a little hard to un.
derstand. II began TO look like steal.
ing or starving, when Harry had a
hnppy thought. lie aud Mrs. Harry
had a lusty baby boy, and they put nm
nd In the paper Offering to sell the
youngster for $500. They didn't mean
to do II any Oh the time. II was just
a bluff. IL worked and proved that
advertising pays. People from all over
the country came forward With the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-24

From all accounts, those Elks paint
ed good Old Los Angeles a rosy color
the past week, winding mp by the elee.
tion Of j. U. sammis Of Lamar, Iowa
as grand exalted ruler, and a blaze OF
glory that tinted Mount Lowe and oil
the surrounding country. That Is one
good thing about the Elks. Folks al
ways know they are In town.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-24

It's funny how discipline Is wasted.
Out at San Francisco they are vast
ing a lot Of time sending a man to the
penitentiary just because he has eigh.
teen living wives, none Of whom have
been divorced. The proper place for
Bre'r johnson would be the lnnatie
asylum, for any man that would want
more than a wife is certainly crazy,
and | can prove it by two hundred
men In this old town.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-24

get In such shape . tina, Of the Duke
City. A little water IL Of truth a dan
gerous thing, especially when more OF
n means a shortening Of the dividends
Of a suolless corporation.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-24

My first machine was a franklin, n
funny little ducus on which all Of the
typewriters stood straight up against
a fence with a jupanned cover. II
was a practical device, and stood the
racket, but was finally retired by the
trust. Then | had n "Blick," the
wonderful old Blick, cussed by all re.
pair men, and when in shape fast and
good. Then a long procession Of them
until Carl Bird unloaded an old Rem.
Sho Cooper King on me. II weigh.
ed 65 pounds, and was the first and
only high grade invisible I ever had,
1t never did wear out and I finally
~swopped it off for something that
wouldn't scare the baby or require n
buck Niger TO move IL. Then for ten
years l had the williamsitis, and still
have it, though admitting that Of
truth "'there are Others" and that the
Monarch type is taking the country
with every likelihood of permanence,
rs the elimination of the ribbon ma.
chine.
In three years the typewriter trust
has ruled to holding the price
steadily az II a new machine
came in, \ 1t ran IL out il they
could. If rlnitldn't =, it took it into
the trust. 7Eam is what became Of
the caligraph and several other good
ones. The different machines owned
by the trust apparently bucked each
other, but they were ali in cahoots. To
this day they have kept the price up,
though according to the trust reports
the costliest machine made has n facto.
~ charge Of q little less than $25. No
machine that was ever made is really
worth 800. You have always had to
pay that to get a good machine. Usu'
ally II was fur better to buy good see.
ond hand STANDARD machine than u
cheap" machine ct any price. That
principle held good until the last year
or two when some mighty good "medi'
ums' bobbled up. They ARE still bob
bling, al witness that Royal" and
unless the trust gets that too a break
in the stone wall Of the standards
seems certain. As humanity is com
ing more to rely to rely o the type
writer's, II is well that il is so. Even
the most formal correspondence is typ
ed now. 1t is another proof Of the
of today. 1t is better
for the eyes, the Intelligence and the
dividends Of the herd.
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OF SORTS.

A few lowbFows are INDUCING in
~snsering remarks because William Jen'
nings Bryan will charge s4oo per lee
ture in his trip through the Peeos Val
ley exs fall. Ii Is a little hard "a
SOC the justification Of the sneer. I,
is all q matter Of previous preparation,
and there are mighty few men in the
Pecos Valley who would allow the stuff
Ding to be whaled out Of them three
times in order to qualify. II Bill
hsdn Z done that, he couldn' I get NOR,
than t4.00 for his stunt-and 1t would
DO dear at that. Under the eircum
stances, $500 is cheap. Bill ism I OF
the platform for his health, and No il
justly entitled to the fancy figure quot
ed. IL is worth that to be licked tire,
times straight hand running.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-24

For good tables where you can play
a quiet game Of pool try Pntty's. 4O.tf
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A genius upon the plains writes the
Texico paper recommending the plae'
ing Of n long series Of windmills, gear
ed together to furnish electric power.
Thus appeareth n renewal Of the prin'
cipal that imitation Is the sincercsi Nat.
terry, for the scribc's idea is n cheap
copy Of the comprehensive scheme Of
Frank Newkirk and Others, at Artesia,
which has been sidetracked for some
old steam idea. That the same thing
should develop up on the plains is
proof enough to satisfy anybody viii.
ling TO be satisfied that there are mil.
lions In u.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-24

Times are a little dull these days
No new old home Of Gov. Curry has
developed In more than n week.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-24

II il not such n very long remember
back to the days when typewriters
were not for your Uncle Dudley. When
| was a "devil' they were rs unheard
Of as linotypes. Everything was writ.
ten laboriously by hand, and the type
was set by hand. II was printed by
hand, too. I well remember the first
typewriter ] ever saw, in the early
sos. They began slowly to creap into
the editorial rooms. II was not as n
measure Of humanity to the printers,
as might have been expected. IL was
because 1t saved time and the cramps.
In a few years every upto.date Office
was equipped with them. Chewing
gum having been invented, their use
passed to other callings. II was then
but a logical step to the typese,ting
machine.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-24

Speaking about A~ismogordo, dia you
netiss that Item given OCT last week
70 ths enset that Il wa about a build
. eck,0oo club houssf That dossa' =
leek naeh HE Tho town u dsad, does
~ ~ ~ vhsn tAs Southwestern
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-24

IL was often a miracle how he did Il.
II seemed that no one could campose
and write a decent hand-a deduction
that goes ven at this late day. Under
the regime, the printer had 10 read all
Of the h~ieroRlphs. just NJ the type.
writer began to relieve him, the type.
setting machine came along aud wip.
ed the said printer OF the map. After
that, and now, no long hand goes In
the printing office, In court, or on up.
to-date records. Life IL too short to
waste time figuring out the scrawl Of
some son .of.a.Run who never learned
the Spcneerian. There are no regrets
to speak Of. While the Intelligent
composition Is gone" except from the
smaller Offices, you have the privilege
Of laying IL on TO the internal opera.
tor. His pay Is high enough to war.
rant anything you may say about him,
and the chances are that he Is guilty.
II he proves not guilty, you can still
blame the proof reader, aud not miss
II far. OF course IL is still unfashion.
able TO ever wi up that II was all
your fault.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-24
BILL FOR THE COMMISSION
FORM OF CITY GOVERNMENT
WAS NOT PROPERLY FRAMED

removed the shops tnere were open pre-.
dictions that Alamogordo would only
be a whistling station in a year. The
truth Of the matter Is, that Is mighty
hard to wipe out n New Mexico town
that has once gotten well rooted. The
u Of this territory are so in.
finite that a temporary reverse to any
town is a temporary reverse and moth.
ing more. A~lamogordo scarcely hest.
tated in It's growth when the shops
were taken, and IL now moving rapidly
toward the position Of the chief eli
matte point in the territory outside Of
Santa Fe. II IL comes anywhere lear
that end, 1t will eve hesitate again,
for Il has the goods 10 support 4 city
Of any reasonable size.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-24

-. INV
has ruled,
steadily a
came in, I
could. II
tha trHtat
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-08
LECTURA CAMPESINA.
j. Rircra iirdrez.

E. C'iGro de- olmcndro.-A este
frutal sc e poda en- forma dc Gamma
na6'lc glObo, durautc cl invirrno La
poda 81 reduce i mantcncr cl cquili-
brio nccCSario entire las divcrsaS par
tcs del arbol Y i impcdir cl d,<arro-
llo dcmaSiaio ripilo dc las r;mlS
madrc>. ii 81 dcscuida cl almcndro
aaandonandolc ii que ycgctc librc-
ncutc. So ds>guarncccra por la partc
iutrriory = uutrurtiiicari mas que Dor
las cNtrcmidadcS.
DrH rlIIdar>e de llcvar Ia fructifi-
caciIu lhm5> rcrca possible de Ia cruz
del arhnl, Y para con>cguirlo habri
Que rrcnrtar todo> los aiios los rcto-
nos dr las ramaS principalcs. Al 10
dar 50 >uprimiran las ramas Scras.
IL chupnnos yln> que naccn al iutc-
tcriur q. impijnm d. lihn rirrul ion
dn. aFrc. I.or tnasjo- %. rultivU ,s- re-
ducr1 II ana par ,lc Iab7rr- de arado
durautc 81 iuvi,uo Y aIruna cscar,la
para manlenrr limpio al ur!.
Ia rccolcrri0n - hace 1 mauo. D..
con un palo. tcnicudp cuidado
no la~tjmar al arl,ol RcrolrctaIa
almcndra tu romuIr'a mature So
conserva muaho tempo sin pcrder
nInGuna dr -W- V-uV.ndlde~ nufriti-
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Traje de nina (2S3S) Modelc
de una sola pieza en- muselina azd
trurqui.
Las anchas tabletas sobre los
bhombros dan ell suficiente plega-
da de azul y negro.
La bluslta interior Sc hace de te-
la Gle motas. Sc adorna con entire
dos y encaie valencien:
FL patron es en- 7 tamanos.
32 a A puigadas medida de bus
to.
Para Sc de busto el vestido ne
cesita 6! yardas de material de 81
pulgadas de ancho. 4 yardas de
36 pulgadas de ancho Q 3 ! yardas
de 54 pulgadas de ancho.
Ell ancho de la falda abajo es
cerca de 3! yardas.
La blusita necesita 81 yardas de
is pulagadas de ancho. 2! var
das de p pulgadas de ancho.
Q yarda de AZ puIgadas de ancho.
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ota.a Manatfde otro centro de re-

4-t
|dota a Manatfde otro centro de re-
creo y cultura.
sLa installation del nuevo centro es
moderna. Dispone de c6modo edlfi-
clio, buenos saiones y briliante luz e.
l6ctrica. .Hace POGO tuvo iugar la inau
guraci6n de dicho casino, por
cierto iniciando su vida con un gran
bafie del cuaI este diario ha informa4
do a sus lectores.
Ei desarroiio del negocio, no basta
Constituye un factor, pero neceslta
que la cuitura social aicance sur hori-
zonte. De la ammonia de todos los pro
gresos Sc deriva la confraternidad.
Manati progresando clama imperlo
riosamente por Manati undo. Aque-
llos buenos compatriotas acaban de
probar su deseo de positivos progre-
sos, con la fundaci6n del nuevo CEN
tro social lnagurado en- su pintoresca
ciudad.
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Sc celebraran en- los salones del
Ateneo, cedidos por SUI junta direc-
tlva, las dltimas conferencias de la
serle educativa que bao los auspi-
clos de la Association Nacional para
ell estudlo y prevention de la tuber-
culosls, y~de la liga anti-tuberculosa
de Puerto Rico, dieron principle ell
,25 de enero pasado.
La Exposition Y Conferencias,
baio Ia direction del ilustrado DR..
On. Agustfn Stahl, han despertado
lnusitado interes en- toda la Isla.
En- la semana proxinaa Sc embar-
cara ell material de la exposition pa
"a devolyerlo a Nueva York. z
La Exposition sera expuesta en-
los salones del Ateneo, los dfas iue-
yes 10, viernes II y sabado II, de
"a II de la manana, y de 2 a 5 de la
tarde.
Ell Sr. Stahl dara todas las expli-
caciones necesarios a los visitantes
acerca del material expuesto.
A las ocho de la noche (iueyes,
piernes q sdbado) Sc daran conferen-
cias por distinguidos m6dicos V otros
lntelectuales de nuestra. sociedad.
Sc invita- al pdblica para que asis-
ia de dia 8 de noche.
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AIanna en- fIaneiia.
Frecuentes descensos de globos
alemanes en- territorio fran
onc

Con motive de los frecuentes des-
censos de areonautas al names en- te-
rritorio frances, ha de- 10 el Gobier-
no que siempre que este sucedase pa
guen derechos aduanales correspon
dientes los globos, ,debiendo los ae-
ronautas justificar el motive de su
ascenci6n. Ultimamentc la frecuen
cia Gle esos descenses ha sido tan no.
table, siendo la mayor parte de los
tripulantes de los s'globos oficiales del
eiercito. aleman, provistos de apara-
tos fotograficos " de diversas classes
que pueden servir para tomar ero-
quis perfectos de las fortalezas en- las
fronteras,que Ia opinion francesa Sc
muestra muy alarmada, pidiendo q.
Sc eviten esas incursiones no casua-
les sino preparadas y que seguramen
te, son estudios hechos por Alema-
MIA para un case de guerra.
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Limo liso, color cereza Sc empIea
para ia hechura de este fius de nue.
vo estlo russo. (2S44)
La blusa cierra en- ell lado derecho
del frente por debaio de una frania
de guarnici6n de limo bIanco. III
cueiio, los puhos y Ell cintur6n Sc ha-
cen de iguaI tono.
Los pantalones hombachos Sc les
pasa I'm eiastico por ell dobladiIlo
y Sc recogen en- Ia rodiiIa.
Fl patron es en- 4 tamahos. ,
a 5 amos.
Para un nino de 4 amos Ell flus
neccsita 3! yardas de material
de 27 puigadas dc ancho. 3 var
das de 36 puigadas de ancho o p
yardas de 81 puigadas de ancho.