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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
CAMERA CLUBS
MONTHLY lecture

The California camera club will give
its two hundred and thirty-seventh
regular monthly illustrated lecture. en-
titled "Ramb1es in Italian Cities" on
Friday evening at the Christian Sci
ence hail. The lecturer will be Rev.
George A. Hough.
The public is invited to view the
collection of photographs of the pas
sion play at Oberammergau at the
clubrooms. S33 Market street.
This. the only complete collection in
the United States. has been loaned by
Edward kempt. II will be on free ex-
hibition for week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
Falls Under Train

COLFAX, Wash, Aug. I4.-Andrew j.
Johnson of Louisville, KY, ran from a
lunch counter at Tekoa late last night
and in attempting to board his train
slipped and fell. one leg being severed
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AUTO PLUNGES INTO
CREEK, KILLING ONE
Two Companions of Dead Driver
Are Seriously Hurt

YATES CENTER, Kan. Aug. IL
Julius Marhenke of Eureka, Kan, was
killed and two men of the same town
seriously hurt when Marhenke drove
his automobile off bridge into Cherry
creek this morning
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

Al Billingsgate fish market. Lon
cred for sale during June III tons
we're condemned as unfit for food.
Anese We're mostly haddocks AMI
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
Hobo Likes
Auto Rides

Weary Willie his
tory s a beater of cross country rides
IN touring cars. He doesn't deign to
ASK for ride, but takes it and thanks
finished
He got his idea one day in Oshkosh
as big, dusty touring car passed
through EN- route to Milwaukee. James
hopped aboard the trunk rack and then
repeated the performance into Chicago.
Ihat was week ago, but he was
stalled when it came to making his
getaway from Windyville, for he
couldn't spot tourist. As an alter
native he took a freight train to Fort
ride.
j. w. Burcham of Indianapolis was
leaVlng Fort Wayne for Indianapolis
and Jimmie made him the victim In
an Oldsmobile limited Burcham left
fort Wayne sunday morning early. and
when he reached Indianapolis Jimmie
OF the big machine and smiled at the
land You needn't feel bad about it
FOR 1T was swell ridin' with those big
wheels. | might a asked YOU fer the
ride, but it's my plan to ride first and
talk about it afterward."
He explained that he caught the car
at Fort Wayne and every time a stop
was made he left the trunk rack and
stepped away few feet, then caught
the machine again as it started
guess there's some class to the
auto ridin' hobo, amt there?" was
J1mmle's parting sally as he left to
seek another auto travelling south. but
he had supper at the expense of the
motorist first.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
Leon T. Shelter Anxious to Start the Ball
Rolling for Northern Road Race
By R. R. L'HoMMEDIEU

The chances of a road race being
held here are Frightening. The fact
that an event of this nature is not
likely to be held in the southern part
of the state over the Santa Monica
course has stirred up some of the
southern racing men to try and have
the event held here.
Leon I. Shelter, coast agent for the
Apperson Jaekrabbit, has wired John
W. Swan, Shelters representative here
who is making his headquarters with
Max Rosenfeld, the local agent, as fol-
lows: Suggest that we will enter the
Portola without a dollars worth of
work done on the road Also will put
UP $500 entrance fee, if other entrants
do likewise, the winner to take the pot
or split the pot, 65. 35, 25 and 10 per
cent to first. second and third. All we
Will insist on is that the course be
well guarded. If no one else will do so
| will pull it off myself
For some time President owens of
the San Francisco motor club, has been
looking into the possibilities of the
club hotiing the event. and Swan, to-
day, with Max Rosenfeld, will confer
on the subject.
n. ]. Rogers of Vacaville. has just
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

out puncture, had carried it more than
1000 miles, and it went through the
run with no tire difficulty beyond
single puncture. The Franklin was one
of five to finish with perfect road
score.
The seal of its tool box was broken
on the second day, but it was for the
purpose of giving assistance to another
competing car that had been ditched in
an attempt to pass another on a mar
row road. For this, with unanimous
approval, no penalty was imposed.
At the finish the other four con-
testants, having clean road scores, were
eliminated by technical pepalization.
having from 45 to 297 points against
them.
The most that the diligence of the
technical committee could show against
the FRANKLIN was % points out of
possible goo; this was for such items
as loose nut and the loss of a grease
cup cap and did not affect the running
or the car. This made a score of 1918
points. The penalties imposed upon the
other eoHtestants ranged as high as
SS1 points, one contestant after a road
penalty of l55 and technical penalty
OF 132 having a score of only 113
points.
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Fra nkIin Wins
Three Events

ing as the winner
of three trophies These were the Dis
patch trophy, offered by the st. Paul
Dispa tch for the highest score in the
contest; the Warner trophy, a cup Of
fered by Reuben Warner. president of
the Minnesota Automobile association,
for the highest score made by motor
car costing more than $1,000. and a gold
medal for the driver making the best
showing. The winning automobile was
the property of W. II. Kent, and it was
driven by A. H. Clark. Seventeen other
cars of 16 makes were in the contest.
The event was the second annual re-
liability contest of the Minnesota Au-
tomobile association. The route was
one of 65S.7 miles, made in four daily
runs extending into South Dakota The
start was at st. Paul and the night
stops were successfully at Mankato
Sioux Falls, Redwood Falls and ST
Paul
Superstition was defied in more wavs
than one by the Franklin entrant. En-
try was made on a Friday; the contest
. began on a Friday and the contest
number drawn was 13. The officials of
fered to substitute 10 as a contest num-
ber, but the proposition was declined.
for 13 has been a good rather than a
bad omen with the Franklin in compe-
titions.
The road conditions are indicated by
the fact that one car wore out seven
new tire castings and finished with a
borrowed shoe. The Franklin went
through on tires which already, with
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
Taxi License
Without Il Taxi

dUIU1lODIIeS and
taXlcabs, He has applied to the police
commissioners for taXicab stand per-
nit Frisbie does not own taxicab
and has no intention of buying a motor
car, but with the license as a club. he
intends to keep the owners of cabs
and rent cars from keeping their ma
chimes at the curb in front of his place
for his patrons in their motor cars
to drive up in front. Should F'risbies s
attempt be- successful it is said that
a number of other merchants will ask
ner.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
EMF is the
Pathfinder

gagged in mapping out the route for the
first annual reliability run of the auto
mobile club of Buffalo. of which he is
the very active secretary.
The run of the club is scheduled for
September 40 inclusive and viii be of
the out and return type, the cars being
scheduled for 200 miles a day on the.
average, both start and finish being at
the automobile clubs building.
The car selected for the pathflnding
duty was an EN- Il go and the driver.
provided. in difference to Lewis espe-
cial request. was George Meinzinger.
with whom Lewis participated in the
GIidden pathfinding trip of 1909-the
most strenuous trip of it's kind on
record.
Nj n,,I.. ,,a- E,ranlxlin unntnr car
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Not content with acting as the ofiiclal
A. A. a. pathfinder and pilot Tor the
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
r.. C. Durant Is
Visiting the City

with the Buick branch there. Durant
came out from the east two weeks ago
and has been spending some time with
the local branch of the Howard auto
mobile company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

Jimmie Morgan. "a years of age. of
oshkosh Wis, is the hobo de luxe.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
Palmer-SiDger
Wins Race

was limited to four cars, which Were
stationed at the quarter mile posts.
The race was started from a standing
start The distance was 10 miles for
all cars, ana the winner was TO be the
man who passed all of his opponents
and covered the required distance
Among the cars which participated in
the event were a Marion, Cole and in
the big car class, the Palmer-Singer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

III. A. Frisbie, cigar dealer of San
Diego has devised rather Ingenious
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

Not only was a Franklin motor car
the winner of the recent Little Gid
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

n. ]. Rogers of Vacaville. has just
purchased 40 horsepower Auburn
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

Many a man who pretends to be-
lieve things winds up by believing e
them.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

II. Lewis has this
year added another a
duty to his list and
iS tniS week en-
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

A novel event was a part of the pro-
gram of the race meet of the motor
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

r. c. Durant, son of w. C. Durant.
president of the Buick motor car and
t0,.e -o1 AZ
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
Has Agency for
the Auburn Car

section. l.. E: Reniff has just made a
trip to Seyarts point, where he de-
be used at that place in the stage line
service.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

Harry L. Owesney manager of the
local branch of the Winton motor car
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15
Buys White Car
Up In the North

demand generally continues brisk in
the northwest.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

at BIi ghton beach
held recently. 1t
was a pursuit
race. The event
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-15

Harold Dollard of this city.
C. A. Hawkins, Pacific coast repre-
sentative Of the White company, re-
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-13
How He ENnressed II.

Every small boy the right kind. anyhow thinks his own mother the symbol of all perfection Few. how ever have the ability to express their admiration as prettily as the little hero of the following anecdote:
 Richards mother was putting him to bed, and as she kissed him good night, she said: Do you know you are the whole world to mamma.'
 Am I?7 he answered. quickly. Well then. you're heaven and the north pole 10 me ."-Youth's Companion.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-13
Bishop Eats His Own Boots.

Few bishops have to lead such 8 Strenuous life as Bishop Srineer In company with missionary companion ie made a tour recently to Herschel island, in the Arctic ocean, and back to Dawson City, where the bishop re- sides
 Their small supply of food becoming exhausted, they were obliged to eat their muekalucks and moccasins. These. made of raw sealskins. were soaked until they became glutinous. and were then toasted in strips over the fire. The bishop says the food was real good, especially the mucka- luCkS
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-13
Knew Her Latin.

Defend am" spelled the young ster on the rear seat as the rubber. neck wagon was passing the Twenty second Regiment armory, at Broadway and SiXty-eighth street. What does that mean. auntie?e
 'I didn't quite catch what the guide said replied the old lady "Oh, Mir, Guide. won't you kindly tell Us what 1t says on that building99
 'Def-en-dum - roared the guide through his megaphone. dividing the word into three sections.
 That's what it is. said the old lady A deaf and dumb asylum"
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-13

TisiIeal.
 Due 10 tte hostility and cruelty of the Iudi- ans. together with the dangers Of the trails and the uuhealthiness of the country. people gradu- ally began to forget about these mines and whoever spoke of ma king an expedition for the purpose of discover ing these mines was considered 10 be con- hitting suicide. /"
 The slopes of the Chiriqui volcano are traversed by numerous rivers, in many places not more than a mile apart wild, rus h in 2 mountain torrents that form navigable rivers
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-13
Dldn't Care to Mention his Name.

colored woman presented herself the other day in an equal suffrage state at the place of registration 10 qualify for the casting of her vote on the school question at the next elee- ton
 With what political party do you affiliate?" inquired the clerk of the unaccustomed applicant. using the prescribed formula.
 The dusky lady" blushed. all coy ness and confusion 'Is I bleged to answer that there question:"
 Certainly; the law requires it."
 Then" retreatng in dismay. q don't believe I'll vote, case I'd hate to have to mention the party's name He's one of the incest gentmums in town. Ladies Home Journal.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-13

Very srsadiIy cured -iEs= a4lee NaTtEEz1F
 Ton or arF other sufferer from corstf- patton indtsastloa and dyspepsia sick headache and such digestive troubles can haVe a free trsal bottle sent tn your home prepaid hv forwarding y0ur name and address Y ts fhe E-utlest. rni'fast tast tasting most effective laxative taH5s ,-s75 ever tried IrHzE#ts R+H sell yep tAa regular bottles ar 58 cents ar s1 and r#- rufts are EoaTa rfeFd | picture af Mrs
 Ncrthrt1r- of GHi1-s- H. c1ra1 ratie-.- is presented herewith r there Iz a-z- thing about xuur case .har Taet S97.t s5-- dnrs'7rd write The doctor and he 1=iu as- vise voE. The a1fress fs T9- W F. Cad. well. a1i Caldwell Bldg Monticello. IL
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-13
Inside and Out.

Speaker Cannon at a dinner in Washington. said, soothingly. to a young suffeagette:
 After all, you know, there is room for both men and women in this world Men have their work to do and women have theirs
 Tt is the woman.s work to provide for the inner man. and it is the mar. to provide for tho outer woman"
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-13
Fool Remarks.

The inanity of courtesy remarks that some people feel called upon to interject into conversation calls for a permanent commission in lunaey said the man with the ingrowing grouch. Now, the other day I was telling Jones going down on the subway that my four-year-old had swallowed a safety pin. and we were up half the night with him.
 "It was an accident, of course, said that idiot Jones'
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-13
Rheunatisn, Is Cur5bte

NATURES REMEDY eNR tabletsl vii cure Rheumatism and do tt quCAIy l. So thoroughly eieanses and regulates the kidneys. liver and digestive system that its cures seem almost magical Results guaranteed. Take one tonight. y0ulI feel better Tn the morning. Get a 25c Box All Druggists. The \. II Lewis Medicine Co, St. Louis, Mo.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-13

0fulgood-I can truly say that never did hasty act for which I was afterward sorry.
 Sinnyeuss-Didn't you ever put the wrong end Of a cigar in your mouth?
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-13

bottle or a r. uI e. ' for the cure nf ~ Eestion and he was interested a- cause he suffered that way e wrote for sit The rer,.e dy was Dr.. well SErIn =E sin Mfr Lap who is Ar4iH sN
 NAAE VI 4Aa-a copal Gharca member of the Cen trai Alabama
 fRT
 free bottle
 result
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-13

THF -FHHiue I1Fe ". T. DoDEIas f8f1- 9rId nf,a. 4:a med on tha bottom. Take No >uh.iitutr
 AsA Y"ur dealer fir W.l-DoazIa- sl=aas. iffhs, sre Hut s tl vHuf town Write Tor Mn tlrier fat Alag z5v ag tli directions how to oTer g a Shoes ordered direct 5Hyn factory delivered 10 a e3reT sf ehArEes lre4at4. ". L. DOUGLAS, Broekia-, MASa
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-13
Of Course Not.

Did that young man have the face to kiss you?"
 ''fIe didn't kiss with his face"
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-13

ma the immense saFannas and sel- gas of the Pacific slope of Panama are thrown open to acquisition on tery favorable terms and already 2 number Of Americans. especially of the Canal Zone, have taken ID land there.
 In the westernmost part of Panama. bordering on Costa Rica lies the proyiHee Of ChlFiou!. the richest of the seven provinces con. stituting the Republic of Panama Is north coast is washed bv the Caribbean sea, known 10 the Span. ish eoHqueror5 as the North sea ~hile the islaEd-dotted Pacific. or south sea. washes its southern shores. Twenty miles from tks Al. iantic side and 40 miles from the Pacific is the highest crater of the .Folcan de Chiriquf.' or Cbjrioui z9lcano. rising nearly 12 06o feet
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-13
CHURCHMAN'S
 STOMACH WEAK Rev. Lapiey Suffered Twelve Years From ft-How He Conquered it;
 You Also Can. Free.

Through an announcement th,t fe saw in hls local paper the Re. , 5' Eszp.=y Of Ayondale Station. B lrgn 5n-aasa. Ala. learned that he could oEsaln d fraa .-.ai
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-13

It's awfully hard to convince the young man in the case that all the world loves a lover.
The Forrest City times., 1910-05-13
T yHN(GAl[, 9 9 The Lost Mint ( nOt E!{}l! Panama lt3lL, 1!!::!!z

Enot i1pob- able that during the dry season Of 1910 some trace Of the once ia.
 Cs
 IlsiGgaI VII be found. by Law Third of January
 1909 passed by the national as- sem biy af para-
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-05
FRENCH CABINET RESIGNS

Paris, France. Nov. The French
cabinet resigned today. Although the
fact that there was a divergence Of
opinion among the ministers concerning
Legislative measures designed today to
prevent a crisis brought about by the
recent railway strike, was we'll known,
the resignation created |. sensation, as
it was expected that Premier BRAND
would remain and remodel the minis.
try in harmony with his views on =
preliminary program 10 meet a future
strike crisis.
Premier BRAND has been through
many notable struggles, and has won
equally notable victories in support of
his program against religious orders
and other grave problems. lie met the
railway strike situation with a firm.
ness that challenged the admiration of
the world. Declaring that the strike
wa a rebellious movement f~ornented
by labor leaders at the very moment
the government was trying to bring
about concession in their behalf, he
broke the backbone of the strike by
calling TO the colors of the railway EN-.
ployes as reservists.
The Socialists bitterly criticized him.
But, after a brilliant debate in the
chamber Of deputies, BRAND received
expression OF confidence.
The designations, however, were the
direct result of these bitter attacks,
Discussions developed at a meeting OF
the ministry and BRAND announced
that new and serious problems had
grown out Of the labor trouble and
must be met by the united ministry.
This afternoon President Fallicres
asked premier BRAND TO form a new
ministry and the latter has accepted
NJ. Millerand, minister Of public
works, posts and telegrsphs, and "
Vivana, minister of labor, dissented
from BRAND program and their re-,
tirement is likely to be permanent
Foreign Minister Pinchon, Minister OF
commerce DuPuy, Minister Of war
Brun and minister of the navy Lap.
eyrere probably will remain in the
new cabinet.
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the magazine is 100 miles.
Hope to Wipe Out Deacit

The hauling Of magazines in the mail
has proved costly to the government
and both the president and the post.
master general believe it has entered
largely in the deficit shown each year
in the p~ostoniee department.
The adoption of q new rate for the
magazines, Mr.. Hitchcock believes, will
entirely wipe out the deficit and put the
postal establishment on a s~elf.sustsin.
ing basis.
President Taft is looking forward
TO q m cent rate for letter postage
and hopes to recommend II before he
leaves the white house. He hopes al.
so to back up his recommendations
with figures and estimates which will
show that letter postage at this rate
will yield q profit to the government,
The establishment Of the proposed
new rates as TO magazines the presi,
dent believes, will do much 10 bring
about the penny postage plan. A. the
ame time he thinks the magazine,
will be compelled to pay only their
inst share in the postal expenses.
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SEPARATION OF
THE IN
NEW MEXICO
Mexican Committee Mem.
bers on Education Vote
Against Segregatin 6
Whites and Blacks.
PROHIBITION Is
IN

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Nov. Fearing,
possibly that the matter may even.
tually take a turn against the Mexi.
ans also, the Mexican members of the
committee on education in the %consti.
tutional convention are opposed to a
separate school law for negroes aud
whites. The committee majority report
puts IL up to the different communities;
If the voters feel like supporting two
schools aud two thirds vote TO sepa.
rate the white and negro children they
are TO do 80; IL not, the children are all
to go 10 the same school.
When the report Of the majority was
filed, the three Mexican members of
the committee filed "a dissenting re.
port. The program for today is to dis
pose of this matter and the entire ar.
ticle on education rs well IN the arti.
Gle on irrigation which kept the Re.
publican conference in session yester.
day forenoon and again last evening.
Irrigation Matters
The article proposed is simple and
fundamental, but the members Of ir.
rigation sections are very anxious that
the constitution should secure the pri
vate ownership of water rights.
The Republican conference also de.
cided TO have 100000 eopie. Of the
constitution printed for campaign pur.
poses, one.half in English and the other
half in Spanish, and also TO print $500
copies of the Journal 80 that the voters
may he fully Informed when called
upon Ia vote On the constitution.
Fall and Crist at Outs
There is likely to he somewnit Of a
rupture IN the convention as the re.
suit Of a recent misunderstanding be.
twcel delegates 4. n. Fall, Rcpubli.
can, Of Otcro County, and J. II. Crist,
Democrat, of Rio Arriba. Crist has
announced his determinatio ion to resign
from the convention because of the
trouble with Fall.
Prohibition Question
As the convention has been swamp.
ed with petitions for statewide prohi.
bition, it has decided to appoint a spec.
ial committee TO look into the question
Of liquor traffic.
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POSTAGE RATES
FOR MAGAZINES
TO BE RAISED
Periodicals Must Pay Cent
a Pound on Reading Mat.
ter and Higher Rate on
Advertising.
STEP TOWARD
PENNY POSTAGE

Washington, Nov. i.--President Taft
and Postmaster General Hitchcock
reached an agreement today on the
recommendation the president will
make to congress regarding the change
orb second class postage rates 81
es' agazines and other period.
paying for /
Any person wGeeommend that the
,ing to the city, can al to pay the pres.
->alof this special sale Z pound on all
.siRter goods, saw nisher rate
70 DC u''er ~--shases, and the adver-
Using pages. Eacnanp,ne will be
required to send a copy of~ts current
issue to the p~ostofice department each
week or month rs the ease may be.
There the publication will be disssyted,
the reading matter and the advertAns
sections weighed separately and ~
amount Of postage computed by e.
number of magazines sent out. u
Newspapers. will not be affected. TIE
average haul Of the newspapers is ut
400 miles, while the average haul n
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Go and look at Lots !, ., and 3, Blk.
10; !, 2, and 3, Blk II, Barnes Addition
and Blocks 81, 81, 30 and 33 in Cooper
View Addition to Tueumcsri and then
write me your offer. / want to sell.
Address, Geo. X. Caldwell, Clinton,
Okla. lO.29.2t
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Tucumcsri Lodge No. " A. +. and
A. NJ. meets frst and third Monday
evenings Of each month at the new
Masonic hall.
A. D. GoLDENBERG, W. NJ.
]. r. D~AUGHTRY, Secretary.
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Tucumcari Fire department, business
meeting the last Tuesday night In each
month. Meeting fCf practice the last
Monday night in each month.
j. r. DAUGHrRY, Chief.
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WANTED;-Boys and girls to work
after school. uood pay. Enclose stamp.
Western Novelty Company, al5 Herald
Bldg, III Paso, Texas.