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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-09-10
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-09-10

There were about 1900 votes polled in
Quay County Tuesday.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
HAS
 LARGEST SHIPS

Describing the two new American batuesbips. the most powerful and fastest in the world, Popular Mccban- Ics for February says:
 While the Delaware" is equipped with reciprocaung engines, the North Dakota" has turbines. which accord ing to many of the officers. makes her the better ship of the two,
 "In che first place. there is claimed to be absolutely no vibration of the rlre-control mast when the vessel is equipped with turbines, while all re- clprocating engines. in the past at least have greatly lessened the value of these mast because of excessive vibration
 Another interesting feature of the two ships is the fact that they use oil fuel in conjunction with the coal. oil is sprayed into the furnaces over the coal under high pressure. The average horsepower developed by the North Dakota" in her five trial runs was 33.675 while the "Del- aware" developed 2S.57S hp."
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
LAWYER WILL
 RUN CAMPAIGN
tsy Alaska News RureauJ

WASHINGTON. D. C. Feb. S- Wade Ellis. assistant attorney gener, al of the United States, has resigned to accept the position as chairman of the Republican Executive Commit. tee of Ohio. He will have active charge of the campaign.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
BEATS
 SAM LANGF0RD
tsy Alaska News sureaul

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 9-Jim Flynn had the better of the ten round fight with sam Langford at Maud pavilion last night The rugged fireman fore ed the fight from the first round and did most of the leading Langford seemed in poor condition and did not show his usual form. No decision was rendered by the referee. according to law. but the sporting writers all cred it Flynn with a victory.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
PEARY GIVEN
 LARGE CHECK
(By Alaska News Bureau)

NEW YORK. Feb. 9-Commander Robert Peary was lionized last night at a banquet given in his honor by the National Geographical Society, He was also presented with a check of $1O,OOO raised by his admirers.
 The members of the Geographical Society have decided to finance an expedition to send Peary in search of the south pole next June.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
WANTS ACCOUNTS

liver said that there was a gross ex- travagance in conducting the govern ments affairs and that he proposed to ascertain exactly where it was To- cated. His speech created quite a sensation.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
LOCATED
 BY REPORTER
tsy Alaska News sureau9

NEW YORK. Feb. S-The Evening Globe this afternoon scored a sensa. tioual scoop by printing a story of the whereabouts of Dr. Cook the dis. credited polar explorer. Dr. Cook is now in Bermuda where he was Iocat ed by George Doerchuch. a reporter on the Globe who has just returned from Bermuda.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
W0LGAST WILL
 MEET NELSON
CBy Alaska News BureauJ

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. S-Batuiug Nelson and Ad Wolgast will fight Gorty-fiyo rounds at Point Richmond on Feb. % to decide the lightweight championship of the world
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
.HAWbHANS ID
 BE ''SIWA5HED''
Csy Alaska Nsws RureaU

WASHINGTON. D. c. Feb. S-Sen- ator Scott has introduced a resoIu- ton in the Senate prohibiting the manufacture or sale of intoxicating Hauors in the Hawaiian Islands.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
tsy Alaska News Bureau)

SEATTLE Feb. 0-Couuchman Ht- ram Gin defeated A. V Boullton for the Republican nomination for mayor of Seattle at che primary election held yesterday GiWs majority was 9 .000 votes. A. E. GrifGy1s withdrew from the race,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
CHAPTERS ARE
 IN THE TOLLS
tRy Alaska News sureau.l

PITTSBURG. Feb. S-Three pro- minent bankers and two politicians have been indicted by the grand ju- ny for bribery and conspiracy in con nection with the selection of the de- positories of the city's funds.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
BJ0RNS00 Is
 MUCH BETTER
(By Alaska News Bureau)

PARIS. France Feb 9-Bjornj, sterne Bjornson, the famous Norweg- ian poet, who was thought to be dy. ing last week, is now greatly mDroy. ed and his recovery Is hoped for
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
III GILL BE8TS B5J--.0N
F5rmer mayor William Hickman

Former mayor William Hickman Moore defeated Oliver T. Erickson for Che Democratic nomination for mayor
 In all 32OOO rotes were cast. The election will be held March &.
 GuI stands for a "wide open" town and it is believed that he will defeat Moore al next months election.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
SNITCHNEN WILL STBINE

Unless the increase is granted imme- diately the switchmen win strike Saturday The switchmeu allege that the high cost of living makes it nee essary for them to receive higher pay.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
FIGHT PLACE
 N0T SETTLED
(By Alaska News 5ureau)

BUTTE, Mont Feb. S-The con- ference between Tex Rickard and Jack Gleason to decide where to hold
 the Johnson-Jeffries fight was fruit, less of results. Rickard wants to hold the fight at Salt Lake City and Gleason is determined that the bat, tie shall take place in San Francisco.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
PAPER TRUST
 GIVEN J0LT
(Rv Alaska News Rureau)

NEW YORK. Feb. S-Twenty-six big paper manufacturers were convict ed today of being in a trust to the restraint of trade and were fined S2OOO each
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
TAFT "0T ID
 HURRY BILL
lgy AIaska News Bureaul

WASHINGTON, D. c. Feb. g. President Taft will not attempt to hurry the federal incorporation bill through Congress. He will allow Congress to take the usual course with the bill.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
MUST
 G0 ID SCHOOL
tBy Alaska News sureau)

WASHINGTON. D. C. Feb. S-Rep- resentatiye Hamilton of Michigan has introduced resolution in Congress which provides for the compulsory education of all the native and Chinese children in Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
Csy Alaska News suroau)

CHICAGO. Feb. 9-The switchmeu employed on eighteen railroads run ming out of Chicago have united in a demand for an increase in wages.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09

 PROBE PRICES
tsy Alaska News 5ureauJ

WASHINGTON. D. c. Feb. S-The Republican leaders in the Senate have decided Go conduct an independent probe into the present prices of food srutfs.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
(By Alaska News eureau)

WASHINGTON, D. c. Feb.-sena. tor Deliver of Iowa today demanded the expense accounts of all the gov ernmentaI departments. Senator Dol.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
Toys comet

There will be band practice tonight at s o'clock at the town hall,
 The Woman's Guild of s. Sawours church will meet at 2:3O o'clock to- morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Howard.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
.5 NOW
 REAR ADMIRAL
lBy Alaska News 5ureau)

WASHINGTON. D. c. Feb. 9-The Senate passed a bill this afternoon making Commander Peary rear ad- mraI lr recognition of his having discovered the north pole.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
.DID SENATOR
 TAKE BRIBES?
tBy Alaska News Bureau)

ALBANY, N Y. Feb. 9-The New York Senate is acting as committee of the whole and hearing the charges of bribery which have been made against Senator Jotham Aids.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
SEEN
 LAST NIGHT

A brilliant comet, whether Halley's or the new comet "A 19lO." it is not definitely known, was seen in the eastern sky about n o'clock last night
 Max Gufelt who with other mem .bers of his family. watched the comet until it disappeared behind a cloud bank. says that 1t had a split tail. This description corresponds to the talcwaphic description of the new comet as seen in the States.
 About a week ago George Rosen- berg saw % brilliant comet in the southern sky. That was probably Hal Iey's comet.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09
FATS
 HUMBLE PIE
(sy Alaska News Buroau.)

WASHINGTON, D. c. Feb. 9-Sec- retary of the Interior Ballinger today apologized to the Senate for having introduced the bill calling for an ap- proprmton of $75,OOO for the pur- chase of land upon which to erect an Alaskan insane asylum.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-02-09

v l. Hahn returned from Bennett
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02
ENVY THE BACHELOR GIRL
Conditions Have Changed and She II
No Longer Looked On
with Pity.

Not so very long ago, says the Boston
Herald, the married woman looked down
with pity upon her unmarried friend as
she gave entertainments and went to balls
and theater parties and had a good time
generally while the unmarried one stayed at
home. Now things have grown so much
in the favor of the single woman that her
married friend often envies her liberty, her
youthful appearance, caused by the alb
sence OF household cares. and, above all,
her income, which she can spend as she
Wills without asking any ones permission
And indeed there are worse things than
being a bachelor girl nowadays Women
are firmly established in the business world
and they are beginning to be paid large
salaries which would satisfy a man. They
can go almost anywhere without an escort
to the theater, to dinner at many OF the
restaurants and to nearly every kind of
evening affair.
The prosperous, clever bachelor. girl is in
as great demand as the bachelor man for
week ends. She Is much more entertaining
than the stay-at-home girl, and her bright
ways and smart costumes make her a dan
gerous rival for the married fllrt, who has
had things her own way for SO long.
Last and not least, she is able TO lay
aside money for her old age, which many
married woman worries over, and per
haps buys a home In the country which
may be hers no matter what befalls.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

HEN several hundred members of
the Danish Brotherhood were
enroute to Fresno, Cal, the last
week to attend the quadrennial
convention Of the order, they
stopped in Omaha as a matter
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02
MOTHER" OF SAILORS REST"
Descendant of Anne Hathaway Keeps
Welcome for THrs ON Island
of jamaica.

Mother Anne" the sailors. old and
young, call her, and a true mother she
has been to the hundreds Of them who
have come under her care during the last
ten years. Although the homestead she
keeps for her boys" as she IN turn calls
them is in faraway Kingston, on the island
OF Jamaica, relates the New York Herald
many jack tar who come into New York
or other American ports on a sailing vessel
loves Mother Anne" He knows that no
matter how dark or how wild the night or
how little deserved her welcome may be-
Mother Anne" will keep a light burning
for her wandering boy OF the sea
Mother Anne's' real name Is Mrs Anne
Hathaway Denniston. Small, white haired
and bowed with the weight OF senenty-five
years OF sacrificing labor she makes a pic
turesque figure as she moves among the
rough, but good hearted men who have
sought the shelter OF the institution which
she calls sailors Rest" The contrast IS
striking, too, because Of the patrican lines
OF her face. for Mrs. Dennstou comes OF
good old English stock and II ones curios-
ity is aroused by her maiden name lie may
learn that she traces direct lineage from
that Anne Hathaway whom Shakespeare
married I'm 1889.
Mrs. Dennlston went 10 Jamaica thirty
five years ago with a brother whose fail
urs In health I'm India had led him 10 seek
recovery In the island in the Southern SEA.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

by long look into the mates eyes out of
two languishing orbs that speak odes and
sonnets and rondeaus, young person, how
ever experienced in the ways of eyes and
voices, may possibly blush. II she does,
she may turn her eyes downward; and, if
looking over the rail OF the airship, she
may see an extraordinary thing below, and
make diversion by calling attention to 1t.
"Oh. look. look" said Virginia. There's
some one in the water!'
Below floated the half-collapsed and sink
ing go-devil of a submarine. Beside it lay
great blotch of darkness, so symmetrical
that Theodore was impressed with the sud
den idea that it was a submarine rather
than a patch Of dark sand A man on the
derelict was struggling, shouting, and wav-
ing a white cloth as IL i'm distress. If he
could not swim he was doomed. Theodore's
eyes flashed. Here was test of the Nlr-
ginia for which he had laid no plans, and
he welcomed IL. He reversed the thrust Of
the wing pTopellers; and in an instant they
were fighting the air with all the power
Of the mighty engines. The passengers felt
their bodies swaying forward with the mo-
mentum, as the Virginia slowed up, halted,
and moved astern and as accurately as IL
he had had years of practice, Carson
brought 1t to, over the struggling man,
and lowered it slowly, slowly, toward the
swells which rose to meet It, until the line
thrown over by Carson dabbled in the
water by the castaway's side.
Can you climb up?' cried Theodore. II
don't dare come much lower"
Go BE Continued)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02
Creeds to Suit All Tastes

as a positive guide to salvation and using
only scriptural names for members.
There are numerous divisions in the Luz
theran church, largely due to differences in
nationality. The Free Christian Zion
Church Of Christ is also listed. its chief
mission being in the nature Of a protest
against taxing members FOR support Of the
gospel. Altogether there are 455 organiza-
lions Of Spiritualists. with over 3JO0 mem
bers. An interesting fact il shown in the
disappearance of communistic societies, the
report showing that Of the eight organiza-
Tic ms included In the census Of 1890 only two
remain, the survivors being remnants Of
the Shakers and the Amana society.
Asiauc creeds have made little Roadway
in the United States. Theosophy gained a
limited footing during the worlds fair in
1898. protesting to be non-scctarian "rd am
bilious TO harmonic all religious systems
Oriental philosophy. as taught by the Theos-
ophists, has four bodies in the United
States with an estimated membership Of
2,oj5 Another sect, non-Christan and for
ei6n, and comparatively new, growing out
OF the teachings Of a Persian leader, and
known as Bahaism, has a small footing,
wurshipng over fourteen states. Bahaism
teaches tolerance. love, charity and regards
All Iellblout dS ulNlnts 50 the lOllOWeIE pro-
TESS not to interfere with the ordinary doc
trinal beliefs of members Another church
Of Asiatic origin. but Christian. is the
Armenian, which has seventy-three organi-
cations In the country, mainly in the east.
The communicates are principally Armen-
ians who fled to the United States to es-
cape persecution for conscience sake. The
state church of Russia and Greece known
as the Eastern Orthodox church. has All
churches here, of which fifty-nine repre-
sent the Russian nationality. There are also
Servian and Syrian branches. Confucian-
ism also has a following in the United
States, and so, too, Buddhism embracing
both Chinese and japanese worshipers al
though the Chinese have but one priest
and conduct no recognized system of wor-
ship. Indeed. they have no use for their
temples save as a place at which individual
devotees may consult patron saints. The
American Japanese Buddhists, however, are
of the progressive Shin Shut sect, mission
airy in character and discarding the ascetiC
practices of the more austere Buddhists OF
Asia They permit their priests to marry
and there Is no ban on meat or other food
SO far as known there is no Shintoisn
among the American Japanese; this re.
lgion attaching itself too closely to the
person of the Japanese emperor to be salts
factory.-Indianapol News.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

foam growing smaller with a rapidly that
smoke eloQuently of its speed. Down the
beach stood Mrs. Stott and Captain Harrod,
looking after the airship in amazement and
delight 1t was the day of the first trial.
The prophecy Of the night before was full
filled. They had her in the air"
Perhaps two miles it sped from them.
then turning like a frightened heron, it
swept seward about to the line of the
outer bar, and came down the wind like an
arrow. Virginia waving an American flag
over the rail- and Theodore swinging his
hat. In all three groups was JOY. The won
derful creation of Carson's genius was a
wing, as he had promised, it every moment
under perfect control
Suddenly, as it passed them, with a man
euver so astounding for aerial craft that
they could scarcely believe their eyes It
stopped. The sharp whir Of the beating
wing sections told of the sudden reversal
of their stroke, and of the unprecedented
phenomenon of the almost instant arrest of
such machine i'm mid air. 1t was an un-
necessary strain, thought the captain-Theo-
dore ought not to have done it.
He saw the reason, however, moment
later A black Shiny nose-the nose of the
Stickleback-poked itself above the water
right ahead of the Virginia A boat that
looked stove and sinking, drew away from
it,, with a struggling, gesticulating figure
in it waving a signal of distress. The Shiny
nose sank; and the apparent castaway wa
left as if to perish, unless rescued by the
Virginia.
Accepting the humane task, it reversed
with that boiling whir that had reached the
ears of those on land. Lower, lower lower
sank the aeronef, until its car appeared
almost to touch the waves. The man il
distress seemed to throw something like
lassO over the nacelle of the airship; and
the great bird rose slightly, as if to be SAT,
from the pillows. The Stckleback again
peeped above the waves, its manhol,
opened, the castaway of the stove boa
went down into the submarine.
1t was absolutely beyond the power of an!
one looking on to guess what was takinl
place. Why had the man made the signal
for help, If the submarine was standing by
If the coming Of the submarine to his res
cue was unexpected, why had he not cas-
off the line from the aeronef? Why-ant
suddenly they all felt that something sin
lister, something devilish, was taking place
They heard shout from Theodore
scream from Virginia. The submarn
had come awash again; and from it ope
manhole came the crack of a pstol--a plsto
aimed at the airship. Then it sank agai
and the airship was drawn downward b.
the line Struggling toward land hangin
, by the fatal thread, like a trapped bird
it strained at the tether, while the grin
; submarine, like a devil fish which ha
thrown tenacle about a water fowl, mad
seward, out into the gulf, out into dee
) water, with a purpose as manifest as
{ was deadly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

While the show was going on all hands
were busy at the tables scattered about
the hail. These were laden with big plat
ters run of specially prepared food such as
is commonly served in Denmark.
your American sandwich is an imitation
Of the Danish style of serving butteTed
bread with more substantial trimmings.
said Mr. Michaelsen, but our connection Is
such that person can go on eating all
night IL so disposed. on the bread is
placed meat of various kinds thinly sliced
sardines cheese and condiments calculated
to please the most faded palate. There is
always something good to wash it down;
and while the banqueters are busy the
singing, dancing and acting is going on"
The singing society. DANA, was feature
of the Omaha entertainment, and the big
vaudeville attraction was provided by a
person named on the bill as Senorjta
Fatima. Her gyrations, pirouetting, high
kicking, graceful poses and sinuous move
ments proved a treat, and when Fred
Brodegaard shook off the clnging gar
ments he had been rugged in the merriment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

was such II will accompany the beholderS
all the way to { Lifornia. Brodegaard
weighs few pounns less than a ton, per-
haps. but as Fatima he won undyinG repu-
tation
play "Chareys Aunt and Charlottes
Uncle" was also put on by members of the
local lodges and altogether great even
ing OF pleasure was given the delegates.
Wednesday afternoon they were taken for
a trolley ride occupying five cars, and
under the escort Of Oscar Dujardin the
party was taken through the Cudahy pack
ing plant at South Omaha, They spent q
good deal Of time in the new hog killing
house said to be the finest in the world
on returning from the Magic city the cars
were sent over all the lines in Omaha that
would give the visitors a comprehensive
view of the city and its suburbs. They
were sent on their way singing the praises
OF the local members Of the brotherhood
and OF the home city of the order.
Omaha has four lodges of the brother
hood and South Omaha one, the five boast
ing membership of about 1000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

for submission to the delegates everything
that may require attention at their hands.
So IL happened that when a special train
pulled in from Chicago bearing delegates
last Tuesday noon the supreme officers
were here to join with the Danes of Omaha
in extending greeting and providing en-
tertainment. The travellers were in the
city two hours only on Wednesday, but
i'm that time the local lodges showed their
mettle by escorting their brothers to Wash
ington hail. gave them food and drink and
then escorted them back to their train
Tuesday evening a second special train
bearing the delegates from the far east
with whom the Omaha delegates were to
travel, arrived. A stop of several hours
had been arranged for and the local COM
mittee had provided a form of entertain
ment to remind the visitors of their old
home across the sea. The main feature
was a vaudeville show put on by local
talent This followed an address Of well
come by Frank Rasmussen. and Of the
main feature City Electrician Michaelsen
was master of ceremonies.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

HE flag Of no country shelters
such variety OF religious or
CARNATIONS as does that Of the
EALN2WI United states Since 1905 the
- census bureau has been gather
ing statistics Of the various
denominations. To- be issued in the
indefinite future. the same TO in
clude information as TO doctrine and polity.
While there are only frty-seven main
bodies Of Christian sects in America there
are HS church organizations. many Of them
protesting a faith only shade different
from others. For instance, there are seven
teen Baptist bodies, twenty -four Lutheran,
fifteen Methodist and twelve Presbyterian,
while Of less known sects there are fifteen
Mennonite, seven Adventist. four bunker or
Dunkard and four Quaker or Friends. There
is apparently, no division in the Roman
Catholic OF the Protestant Episcopal
churches, despite the fact that efforts to
modify their respective creeds have resulted
In establishing Independent bodies, known,
respectively. as the Reformed Catholic and
the Reformed Episcopal churches The for
mer. all told, has but 1850 communicates,
while the latter number 96S2. or there
Rbouts.
All Of the denominations. save the two
particularly named, have been divided and
re-divided till 1t is almost impossible to dis
tinguish between them. For instance, the
Bapusts. There are the General Baptists,
Separate Baptists, United Baptists, Free
Baptists, Free Will Baptists, United Amerl-
can Free win Baptists, Primitive Baptists,
General Six Principles Baptists Seventh
Day Baptists, Duck River Baptists and Two
Seed In the Spirit Predestination Baptsts
There are also the Southern Baptists, as
well as Southern Methodists slavery and
the civil war being responsible for the
breach which has not yet been closed. Both
of these churches draw the color line. The
Duck River Bapusts own their distinctive
name in the special locality where they
originated Duck river and so, also, be-
cause OF q similar reason there are River
Brethren. who came into existence on the
Susquehanna river, and the Workers, bott
branches of the Brethren denomination
the Workers hailing from York county
Pennsylvania. Then there are the Brlnsers
also Brethren, taking their name after theil
first bishop, and the SchweckenfeIders
similarly honored. The negroes are cred
tied with originating some new churches
among them the Church of God and Saints
OF Christ, taking the Ten Commandment