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DR.. Ricketts, Makes the Trip
in Three Days and Two
Hours; Can You Beat It?
RECORD BREAKING
HOME RUN

From New York City, L. 5. A., to
Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, in three days
aud two hoursl Can you beat III DR..
l.. ID. Ricketts,. of Cananea did. He
''bcat IL" from New York to Cananea
in that time. That beats the original
- running some" The distance TO Ca.
nance from New York is approximately
1900 miles, so the doctor averaged about
a thousand miles a day.
The doctor was in New York City
sunday afternoon, strolling along Broad
way. lie thought of Cananea, 5000
miles away under the tropical sun Of
Mexico. a distant republic. His heart
ycarned for the warm sun without the
alloy or humidity, where one prespires
hut never sweats, where bandanas are
used for ornaments and not for mops.
The doctor headed for n railroad tie ket
office and gathered up an armful Of fold.
ers and carefully perused their contents.
Occasionally he jotted an item on his
cuff, on the dry spots which the humid
heat had not wilted. At 1870 o'clock
he boarded a sixteen hour train for
Chicago. That was sunday afternoon.
Wednesday afternoon the doctor was sit
ting in the shade of his patton down in
Cananea, Sonora. humming "nome
Sweet Home"
Arriving in Chicago is hours after
he left broadway Boiling Cauldron ;
(anithesis Ia "Greenland = ley Noun.
tains }, he caught the Santa Fe flyer
for Kansas City and there caught South.
western train No. /, arriving in II
Paso Mt sos Wednesday morning. When
he got to III Paso he te~legraphed for an
auto to meet him Mt Naco. lie left FL
Paso ut 1855 a. m, on Train No. :, ar.
irving ut Naco at 3:l5 p. m. The auto
was there waiting nj at $500 p. m,
just three days and two hours after leav.
ing New York, the doctor was in Cana.
nea.
Can you beat itf That now.vou. see.it.
now.you.don Z stunt makes the winds Of
the morning look like gentle zephyr with
a hot box, makes a Zeppelin look like
a winged buzzard, and makes the auto
speed records look like a ''slow.and.
steady" proposition .-El Paso Herald.
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ROOSEVELT TO MAKE
SPEECH FOR BEvERDGE

Oyster Bay, Y. Y, July s.-Albert J.
Beverage, L. ;. Senator from Indiana,
and one Of the most prominent and con.
s%istent OF the progressive republicans,
came down from Sagamors fIill yester.
day afternoon with a promise from
Theodore Roosevelt TO deliver a cam.
paign speecn in his fight for reelection
TO the senate. Mr.. Beverage departed
conteDted and smiling. bat he left il
for the colonel 10 make the announce
ment of the proposed campaign speech
in the senators behalf. And this is
what Mr.. Roosevelt said:
"Mr. Foulke and Mr.. Sift came ia
Sycamore Hill last night aud spent
the night here. They came TO request
me 10 go 70 lndianan and speak for
Senator Beveridge. | promised them
that | would"
In his fight for the senatorship Bev.
eridge is placing himself squarely
against President Taft insofar as IN,
tariff law figures, but President Taft
and the senator from Indiana have
been pulling together ~ far as ad
ministratiou policies are concerned.
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BY THE

Boston, Mass, July 7.-One of the most
notable woman delegates to the con,su-
tlon OF the National Educational asso.
clation is Mrs. Ella flagg Young, sup.
erintendent OF public schools IN Chicago.
Social honors have been showered upon
this unassumIng woman of quiet voice
and gentle bearing ever since she arriN.
ed in the city.
Mrs. Young was today more highly
honored by educators han any other We.
man has ever been when she was elect
ed president OF the association by u vote
of 6l7 while her opponent, Prof. snyder,
principal OF the Colorado state Nor.
NAL, had only $40 votes.
Women are more and more coming
to be regarded AZ capable aud euIcIeut
in every place they choose TO make
for themselves "a, . she says. "The time
is coming when they will have more
rights than now, Tor they can not be
ignored. | am not much OF 4 fighter,
but | have "A high regard for those wo.
men who sincerely believe ia vigorous
methods. Ii ! am elected president of
the association ] certainly shall arcep,
the office.
! believe many Of the school systems
are tending to make a great machine
out of their schools and that they are
obliterating individuality. | believe the
minimum salary should Oe, "a! si,igu
a year.
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FOR SALE;-Lamberr Cafe on West
Main street. My business is growing
steadily and is on a good paying basis.
I have private reasons for wanting TO
sell. Any n desiring to investigate
call at Restaurant.
6-i7.tf. II. W. LAMBERT.
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RELIGIOUS RIOTS IN BADRm

Madrid, Spain, July ll.-Anti-cleri.
cal meetings continue to be held in
Madrid, Safagosa, Tarragone and Tole.
uO.
At Barcelona a petition signed by
$4,000 women was presented u the gov,
ernor of that city endorsing the gov.
ernment's religious policy.
At Granada, in A~ndalusia, a gather.
ing of Catholics was attacked by anti.
clericals.
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cents, and If you can only raise the
four bits you are all right.
= y =
The reclamation act has been declared
constitutional by the United States
Court OF Appeals, which settles 1t Of
course. Ii j. Pluyius will now I'LL the
IIondo reservoir 1t will be time Tor the
people to sing.
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Heinz Preserves, Catsup, Baked
Beans and Pickles for sale by whitmore
& Co.
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Cab day or night, call telephone M,
IS. Is 81
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EIGHTEENTH MA.
TIONAL IRRIGA-
TON

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HAS DONE
MUCH FOR THE
PECOS VALLEY

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ron RENT

Furnished Rooms. No. lO2 Corner
High and Second streets. 4.5.tf
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EARTH SHOCK IS FELT

Cleveland, Ohio, July An earth
quake, apparently nearer and Of great.
er intensity than any other within six
months, was recorded at the Stignatius
college observatory last night. II is
believed that the disturbance is $500
to 1000 miles distant.
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cence is furnished at moment when
election figures fag in interest A shock
headed rider, hatless and harnessles-.
goes slowly through the crowded blocks
Of Broadway. mounted on n small Shet-
land pony whose talent outbalances his
ambition. He goes poking along as in
different to the long legs and weight Of
his rider as he is 20 she more artistic az =
fractions Of the horses whose uniformed
riders h;s own ragged owner gravely
salutes
No one asks where he comes from or
what his destination. for no one cares
He furnishes the comedy element for a
second and In so doing has fulflled hiS
mission. Other persons. az strange In
appearance. come and go in the same
unfinished way At one time an Indian
appears riding a cow pony and dressed
in chaps and somhrero. He rides ma
Jesticaliy indifferent TO the c.amoring
throngH
In addition 20 the dian rider who
crosses the city 'ransS.r=sly at the
Circle is noted n Chinaman with long
braided queue ending IN yellow tassel
American Trousers and coat. Chinese
shoes and a pretty American girl on his
The sun., 1910-11-13
GENE FIELDS BAR BILL
M .ITTiID TOR SIDO BORTH
Bi DRfNkS WIN 10 GESTS.
rwks>bWri .ior. Resting I'm Hospital
i,'S Pen Fought For. Tells OF
FamDu> Newspaper Wen Got. waiter
,Hn' s.rrai Ni>for Iunr 81 Poker.

N,CoS. Nc Npy 10 Perhaps the
most noted character thar has ever been
an iurut'" rf -" Macon county aims
hru-r or irI-inur" j. j." \ Wright
Tsw k"i,pIry lu" I- b." was best known
IN th" uaw-p4F,.r rfiiC.- 4 Missouri
third "f , century ago. Bv on" II thps"
curious turns e fort me T"wk asbury
Joe fam" a. 4 newspaper man rests
mC-'ly upon Li- Investigation and re-
port on certain Missouri l.rlHh1Isn-
wh"r" tn food and treat n"r!r w"r" not
wha' ''ov -bruid have been. OT' #
the" rril'"d reports grew the infrwary
or hospital system for the poor. 81 which
Tswk"-lury Joe - now "A beneficiary.
T"vK"-bury Jo" T. putting in his
eplro I'm" On hi memoirs - 'he writer's
and journalists with whom he formerly
worked Ihc-n include Gene Field.
Major John Y Eiwards Bob Yos'. Col
Do,a .f 'h" Mn'nph- irdirnch". Morrison
N .TG.si Charley Ha-LrooH. Henry Wat
tern md rth"r-.
Beginning I- a carrier boy On tho 'hilli =
c,fhn ron r'u'ior T"wko-bVry Jr" ha-
ho % ... '." f.b- 80 -taH reporter and "GI
toI.' E'.', H. r"' down ard out
y,.r 80 .,y r."1r-. but no. the .Drt ~
m4uw. 'f.is "- tho best pf CIr"-ITn-ta ucr.-.
known 'lI' h"'s got il ~ him to make
good g.uar nI- health comes hrc. This
aho"- 'u" sud "f spirit I"wEeIhury
j." uY- ~" VIA -D weak that a carridg"
had - i" .'r.' ?, conway him 90 the in
1rrIiry B'frr" noon IN" f.'.Vt day he
WIS T'.t..- '.' Bibi. 30 an old blind
wcrrs'. wrf .r ''''"'- ~ -"ycral who
cor. 81. ' irI '.G n-tli'i-hs.d au
go. o.. "..... ..s. .... .tr.,r4g 'I.. ia
The sun., 1910-11-13

good inv~sam~ns scariss waves mount
high on . purple strand. You arc also
convinced by incand~-e-hs u Eo' Essarsoasr
means that 10 is possible On get q eoosi
Is shoe foe 81 and that " your i,Ings are
osf Of order they can b. perfectly nene-d
by the very newest process and as tho
lowest rates Other Information u gwen.
not preached az you didactically as
sermon but fzzing gently along your
intelligence In illuminated channels,
lighted as the city'e expense
Blatant Broadway. q buriesque OF .
stress seven nights Of the normal week.
which grows every day Go look. more
Ike is maternal aunt. Miss Midway
Of Exposition line or another near rela-
tive. she Concy Island Boulevard, lends
itself on election nighs sc perfectly AZ a
niiss en- scene thai you would think thar
is WA created for no other purpose
AZ Twenty eighth street. where the
throag happens ae ths moment to be
more than usually congested. fire truck
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history Of famous newspaper men he
used To know. The Editors of Yester-
day h. calls II.
Tewk.sburv Joe was one Of the press
boys at a time when they went a lively
gait He saw Gen. Field settle "A hum
,ir"d dollar bar bill with a dime
1t happened ia Kansas Ciiy tn" day
befor" Field was 10 start for Denver 10
tax" position on the Tribur'- -aid Jo.
That night Field. Charley Hasbrook.
now Of the New York .Journ1I. an editorial
wrIrer on tne Kansas city Star and myself
visited several places Of interest. finally
landing AT George Gaston'-. George had
formerly been superintendent Of the me
chanical department of the Times He
was a great adrnir.r II Field. Field often
said he thought great deal of CASTOR.
almost A. much as he did Of his liquor.
Castor was probably tn" only saloon
keeper IN Kansas City that indulged Field
with unlimited credit His only concern
--err"d 20 be- to keep constantly on hand
the brands Field preferred With all his
Indulgence. ne kept a faithful account Of
what Field owed him. not for the purpose
Of enforcing collection but that Field
might know how generous h. mad been.
After ordering round Of drinks or two
~ q lorily way and having the bill hung
Ip' Field called for a straight ten-c.nt
~ gar. A. 'hDURh that we're the straw
- hr"nk the Cam~l'- long suffering back
Gaston -aii something about the over
du" account
.rcovn.. cried Field. vino said any,
thing aDpu' IN account Did ~
No hui |
We'll you wait I'll call for IT, ra-
'0r'sd IN. humori~t What I asked YOU
f,-. Gastpn. Was q cigar IN" b.s-t you
b have.
n" crr@tftlisn Gnston handed out
tyohpN"- 81 HavanaS for Field 10 make his
choice" TIa looked carefully into each
hoS. dnInrily selected the cigar h- wanted
and ligh'"I II
Thank you. CASTOR; that will do.
said Fold
Se" mere. Gans.' "xpostulatsd the
saloon keeper. ri" you kn"w how much
you owe nI"''
Haven't Tho slightest idea la the
wpiih. my hoy. replied Field. You
'front.' Worrying about y. are y"u,'
Oh no hTt it'- over (. hundred dol
lars 7 Just Thought ID 'cIl Won
Th"n this adds ~ cents tn u said
Fold Don forget o put II down
Mr. Field. sAid Castor. II you u pay
The sun., 1910-11-13

has passed and chaotic order f-isns
anew. she voices her displeasrre by
telling hsr escort that all Broadway
needs j. an Italian funeral and q Masou
parade To- make " perfecs. A. FOR he
give her Mstuchen every tiIns He
looks n IL he would like to.
The statistical male IL out for the even
song. with a fernal" hanging on either
arm. One Of them Is heard 60 ask. 'who's
being elected. anyway" and the othe-.
scared by the onslaught Of sudden
queue Of boys. asks. What are thoss
boysf- and seems satisfied with his reply.
Boys as he scans "a dis, ant sheet tacked
co q temporary structure Of wood.
For their benefit he adds phiralities
and quotes majoritiss. lie calls their
attention to some figures from Queen,
and others from Richmond. He has.
at his tongues end. still other figures
denoting the last annual election returns
from CayuRa. He only gets peeyed
when the searchlight does nos pick ou,
The sun., 1910-11-13

the digits with sufficient distinctness.
and generally enjoys himself as thoroughly
an q professor OF mathematics looking
over examination papers.
Dix he exclaims joyousiy. nearly
so 900 plurality already. and
To this the running accompaniment.
is ughf. Not too close just around
the ankles on the inside
.willer plumes for mine: think on
a black velvet picture hat there is moth
ing like willer. What did you say.
dearest. Dix ed by so 600 majority
in Cayuga' Perhaps the figures are
wrong. They certainly look queer
You note at Fifty ninth street a proud
father holding a tiny girl baby in his
arms. who ia Growing Justify toward an
electric sign. ITS her first election.
sor.- he explains to a chance acqua:nt-
ance. L walked from the Bowery'
Other sights are:
A pretty girl with an aviation cury"
TO her throat gazing at the moon and
wishing by il. her escort heavily weighted
with a chsysanihemum looks on smil
ingly while three hoodlums dust her
upraised chin with their feather
weapons.
A shy looking miss blowing n tin horn
in the face of n strange. dignified. gray
haired gentleman. who gazes after her
retreating form with staccato -Hing-s
Of HI
And one Votes for Women placard:
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foi that cigar I'll write YOU out receipt
in full for all you ov" me!
Don.l' cried Field. 'Write out your
receipt. Hasbrook lend me dime and
well relieve his man of fur tn"i anxiety
-Hashrook handed 'he dime to Field.
who passed It over 10 the, baraaspei. who
in turn glv. Field receipt in full Field
stood sNp.ctantly. Then lac couGh.d.
What's she matter a-ked Castor.
Amt you satisfied
Why. isn't sI-customlrv when n
man settles a big account Ike that to set
en- u;,?' sugG.-ted Field.
-Ga-ton wa- 80 badly paraiyznd at
Field superb mel vc that ne took .hs whUl.
bunch of 80 10 restaurant across the
street. wher. he ord. -ad oysters. fish and
oil sorts of good things 20 eat. Nobody
would think II getting mad at Field. and
CASTOR seem.d 20 feel IN. gamer over the
evenings transaction.
when ! was working In the news room
Of the Courier-JoUrHTi I became well ar-
auainted with the pictuT.squ. Henry
Waiter son. who az that time WINS "n jog e
ing life with the youngsters and was a.
gay as any Of them. Natter~on was
game square man through and through
One night some reporters and myself were
watching n game AT a place patrori1"d by
an exclusive ret. The Colonel drOpTs.d
in, hut feeling through hls pockets found
himself entirely without financial re-
so,ircs@ He requested the proprietor ~
the place 10 let HIM have $50 worth of
chips. stating thai he would send Ben
around 10 the office 10 tell Nj. Meredith
10 send him th" money.
"You can have ia" chira. Colonel. on
this CONDITION. SAID rh. operator ri the
house: II 'hE, tod comns back with the
coin your play counts. II he fails TO make
connscf ions IL don't
That's all right. Bill said the silver
POM I'd editor; pass over th" markers
"By "A sin gplar chanc" ivck was with
him right from the start and before long
lac had chips Represent IN z $50 piled up IN
front Of him Then Ban. the reporter.
cam" in Wnftn'ron. who was about to
max" another play. looked up
Hello. Ben. he said. what luck|
none. Colonel replied tn" reporter.
He said all ih" cash was banked. not n
centavo in the Till.
"Watter-on looked TpgretfulIy at his
winnings and then solemnly warned his
reporter.
-Ben. bewara ~ cards. I've Just lot
fva hundred hard earned dollar-
The editor ~ to-day are u great h.a
NOR" STRAIT laced than tn" old timers
aud ihsv re lo-inZ lots Df fIr hayf-a
ih"y rr doing b"it"r work I don know .
The old fellows wnrn "a jolly lot hos
pitable. genial. ready 20 part with their
The sun., 1910-11-13

arm. who points out glittsriug whsels
.9t fro that advertise either land on Long
Island or cough sy-csa. according 70 ths
way you look John looks ecstAtio.
An anarchist with an open book which
n" Il reading winds IN and out. his pale
spec,acl.d face and long hair falling over
a shabby velvet collar and his mid face.
HE s,rolls through tho crowd a. lons
as possible. then ho closes his volume
with "a sigh lie is not tagged. OF course.
but you know he must be- an anarchist
because he looks 80 gentle.
Another persab Indifferent TO her sur
roundings is a young schoolgirl. with
hcavy framed spectacles. q knea length
skirt displaying long lean legs, sailor hat,
which has t,lmblsd back oc her flowing
hair. held by its elastic under her chin.
She II doing sums on q SLIP Of paper
N she walks along until n gentle hand on
her arm and al adInonishing word Of tha
policeman recalls her &c the present and
abe looks about for her companion. who 90
oording to the law thas opposing person.
alities make for the strongest friendships,
IL flirting desperately with callow YOUTH
who evinces prediction for hsr society
By blowing vigorously In her ear with his
toy trumpet Maggie OF Mean Streets'
knew that she was loved because she was
pushed into the gutter by ths object Of
her girlish admiration. and . toy trumpet
may. OF occasion. do yeoman duty for
q vigorous push.
Beginning way back, far earlier than
thiA love episode, II was at half past Q
precisely that the quiet echoes OF . side
strcct were wakened by the vigorous
following Of q small boy. whose scarlet
horn was much longer than himself
The sun., 1910-11-13
Along BroadlOay
on
Election Night

The moro or less strenuous work Of
lection. day IL followed by a celebration
.ght which proves, II IL proves nothing
So, that New York Is u democratic city.
i III" last real outing the Manhattanite
axes befor. the winter hibernation.
~ every year the sam" scenes arc re-
eatci no matter whether Republican
n D.mocrd'ir candidate - elected.
mo Ruwe-y. ths Battery and The Bronx
soni their delegations 20 Printing House
SQua r - tn. Centr.s at twenty
'h!r" Ih,rfv-tourth, toriv-secnnd and
nf'y-uin'n srr""ts. Outside q: thoss
nci- ~" CITY - practically GesarteC!
The sun., 1910-11-13

h~ p.s g. she FINAL s,.se. but thrr" is no
douhs that so greatly d. sise mouuss'i ffis'-
adj To- tho pictur-squsaszs e every oo-
c,ssion that it would Ls = Es.l shame IL
We ever follow a !ass f.ondpn VISITORS
advice- and do away with sae mounted
men as having no virr,ie save their pic
-urssQuene-s.
All along the route one hears murmurs
OF admiration for ths splendid exhibits
Of horsef,esh and the fins physiqu''s Of
tho mounted men. At one crowded point
tho burning cigarette stub Of n passer by
Is thrown upward. Describes an arc
through the air. and finally lands on the
fiank Of a policemnns horse. Tho clever
horse winces slightly. that is ali. and the
training is so perfect that ths rider him
self does not know What has happened
To follow one mount through the mazns
OF s-r rect traffic on an election nigh. 10 20
finish with knowledge of and an adrriya-
ton for equine ntelligence thai coulc Es
gained in nc oths. way Standing mo-
t,onless surrounded by mas % en-
tan gied motor cars, and frightened People;
starting back from tho next forward step
which would land on fallen baby's head,
Gathering al full epeco through an open
space and stopping instantly at ar un-
expected advance, helping once when the
policeman. jera, himself sideways and
n.,a a runaway child from the PERI o! an
electric brouGna;n, tho horse seems really
part Of the man. no: waiting for curb
OF spur. but acting intuitively. There Is
moro than ore person who asserts that
the handsomest thing the city ever did
was to give its people the corps Of mounted
police.
An amusing contrast to their magnifY-