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New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
PRODUCE MARKETS.

Kew York. May 81, 1910.
ppaSs AND PEAS-Receipts. 255 bags
..sIs aTS 400 bags peas. Market generally firm
T ,e7vn1er prices except red kidney. which are
& higher BEANS aoF1ow s 1hoiee bushei e. &
Ialr e 60 "a fair 70 good, 50 25qS2 So; imported
IPse5inla. PES 80 ioaS2 81: pea S2 1882 25: white
iss,,av &c abaS3; red kidney, SO o5 yellow eye.
- ss'iieS' Is: biacS turtle COUP s25a$2 s55 nps.
eii eiiRi1J1TITTIRLReceipts. n $500 pkss The weak.
. oS a. .-resnaery butter, under accumulated
,ae,,. mess III has become moro pronounced. Under
stoSAs N On iChsnge sales OF special creamery
me i!sro ,nsde at 2sd2si.e ana Of extras al 2sc
- closa OF the call specials were offered
Al oSsi1 sDde extras at 2sc, with BIDS &c lower
Ms1pet - closes unsettled az the decline noted
25 2lsi - lids of butter STEADY 10 firm Creamery
ONE. s n, 2sA G2si4c; extras, 2I74 case hrsts
sPPst seconds, 26i4 92Ic, thirds, 25z92ec
stefs dairy tubs. finest. 2ss s good TO prime, 2s1
Zic,, &c. extras. 25a25 Nc: nrFts rs q 24e
esannds 2als f2ac; imitation creamery f!rsts
zsS5nSs 22sc; thirds 20 g2li.e; packing stoc
seeJ5Dso, ., + 522c; No g. 204a2lc.
= g 9SiaIEFsE-Reeeipts. ] POI boxes: exports.
"a oo'lss Market drn. For Western New
IL boSsS bias eats OF fancy quality l45zc is still
10 osEinT price. and is being paid In small
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
al contract prices
YaHer-
uOUR ANn NTFAT-TIor- AMI

FLOUR AND NEAL-Flour dull and easy.
s. 'S1iS @ateT - aSsntS al IS 0$ s. 15s5 so sprins
clears. 81 55 q 81 20. extra No l winter. s. 90
&sasss Se sfsiEs fsfs3 n'e IN RTE H.
Barely steady; far 70 good, s. - leg s. 40,
nGsGe 69isf kin kH iahfs dr5sd IS $oass s. BAG NEAL
Fine white and yellow 81 40 qS1 As; coarse.
50 'SSii8g sR sRF16g So 81 49, 9?
four do. S26 so q s27 80; red dog, $28 90 q
s2a s. 1 P9f "a saS saSk! MN mi6dss 6Gif9s 8 ss 6aa 60
red d dog $50 S3 hGmtgy t2y @0P $20 80 bulk
PROyIsIONs-Easier in sympathy with the
decline in grain ana on private reports Of an
easier feeling in the hog market PoRk-Earely PORK.
short clear $25as27 BEEF-steady: mess, SIS
e$I6: family. Sl9a$2o; racket. e $500 SIG &Soa$I!: ex-
quiet al S21aS25. DRESSED Barely
steady; bacons. lSi@c: $50 10, l5i2c: l69 10
PicEied bellies STEADY; smoking. l71sc: 10 II.
16l2c: y n. Iec; a fb. 13isc. Picked hams
try. 8EsG7ltc. LARD-Easier: Middle West
Il $50 IS. .o5c.; city. 129sc Rehned-South Amer
il SOC. Compound quiet at 1091ol&c sTEARINE
Steady: oleo. lac: city lard stearine, 15c
CHANGED standard granulated- 5.25c net. less
/ per cent cash sharp advance IN the
I1et for raw. and IT closed firm, With June not
obtainabIe for less than SC cost and freIsht'
Tere made to a speculator al 29-32c. basis
90 test cost and freight equal 10 Arc. duty
maid but the quoted price Ior spot was 81 &C
ss II is believed that that is the best price
reaners would pay at The moment gg Beet Beet
EsZ- June and August quoted at 15s &ld-
At fgii but @ unchanEsd yal9eS 1,,5i
~ 1rcbangeS without sales. Regulars. May,
SIG "a ssked: June and July, SIG -, all asked.
NoLassEs AND sYRUPs-steady but
NAVAL sTOREs-spirits turpentine quiet
and Unchanged. Savannah quiet. Rosin and
g. steady and hanged
omS-Iinseed OIL unchanged Refined Pc
troleurn steady at 4 15c for standard white IN
oarrEls AZ New York
CoTTONsEED OIL-lnactive and irregular,
near positions showing declines OF TO 10
.esr,e while late months were steady, closing
- u n q points advance. Crude oil is scarce
snd high and there appears 70 be little actua!
e. ~, fae market Sales, 1,4oo barrels. Local
contract prices ,-..-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool, May .21.--.:WHEAT-spot, dull. tut
ures easy. May, 6s 1ossd: July; 6s 1o5gd; octor
Der, IS CORN-Spot quiet; old, Sc I'D. ne"
kiln dried, IS 5lsd: via Galveston IS SD: fgt- g5
ures dull: July nominal. PEAS-Canadian. Is 80
FIOUR-Winter patents 30s Sd HOPs-In Lon
don (Paeifc COAST i4qf5 BEEF-ExtTa .l,.5 India
loss TIANS-short cut 7es BACON-Cumber-
land cut 7os; short rib: rs Sd; clear bel 6elis5 s5
short clear backs. rs Sd. SHoULDpRs-
square 65s. LARD-Prine Western, tierees.
66s; American refined. pals, 65s Cd ChEESE--
Canadian finest white SIS Ga colored. SIS Cd:
TALL.OW-Prine city, no stock TURPENTINE +
Spirits ass Sd. ROSIN-Common. lis. Pc
TR6LEtM-712d. LINsEED oIL.4os. COT
TONsEED OIL-Hun refined. spot. Sis Sd TAI
LtCN-A Australian. in London, 3Ts-
LONDON MAJ 25sUGAE. .MuseovadS y 12g Cd;
Calcutta SIS 4lzd LINSEED OIIy-36s Tlsd.
SPERM OIL-fS2. UM-Anertcan, re
fned, sad; spirits. I'd. TURPENTINE-Sprit
AS sd. POSIN-American. strained. lis fine.
i'5 antwerp. GtH May 21.-PErRoLEUM-1 francs
% Montreal, i5-'sr May 21.-cHEEsE-Quiet folders,
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
THE E-RHY EYE.

Frc.essc- pe-civel Lowell. the ernine1t
Asrt-aI astronomer, said in recenf lhcer
NsE - New York
Ias Earttz1. canals are not Panama
e@nS-s E1e word canals you know ree!-y
H.eaLs Zines Il shouldn't be taken lleL-
s.-y IS Jce servant girl IN Boston tooA
'-e garlor magic
--n amateur magician IL Beacon stIee
.11Se 2'as going through his tricks, WLi.e
1e1ts
Ite magician WIS reading letters placed
.-eef rug as the nsid brought IN z Lray
q le-aon ICES
@ Wal letter IS this~ spectator asked
mat IS b the ma giclan answer eN'
- sure enough. his answer Vas correct
4ALe maid ioole6 with astoTaisnrneht =
- letle- which had been hloden Hh1e.
- snlck rug. She turned her EaZs on l!.s
-L--ISo1ne young ma g1cisn who hao redd : >
So setting down Ler Tray of ices, sc
y neF rosy face IN her hands aDo ran out
:; ne room. What's the good o H!ee e
1sslesr she cried. o.''-Springflelc cJA-io)
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, May Il. lSIo
MISUNDERSTANDING - cars. or 1,c99 head
ali for slaughter. Nothing doing in live cattle
Feeling steady Dressed beef quiet and and G[ ano
cattle and 1855 quarters of beef
CALyES-Receipts for the market s none 39.sss 80
calves steady at t2d14c for city dressed Feals
ana 9d12I.c for country dressed; 9Q11lao for
sHFTP AND IANIBs-Receipts. 80 cars, or
o53 head; cars on sale, including the stale
stock. Trade slow and feeling easier: qhaer-
fste hour Medium lambs sold at IS per 100 n;
No spring lambs offered. Dressed mutton duli
at II 613c per 70: dressed slow at 1iHlIc dressed
gprfng lambs steady at 1920; country dressed
hothouse lambs in fair demand AT $SGS1
SaIeE-Kerns Commission Co: 2+0 Buffalo
lambs, 70 % average. at IS per 100 fo' %" CO.
40 'ouI2oS I2 q eceints % cars or 89S4 head. in
cIudine- half A car for the market. Feeling
steadT but no sales reported up 10 late hour
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
HIII0N'S SEARCH
FOR A HARDY APPLE
rrlit of EGG Size--Pleases
Canadian Farmers.

...,n's worldwide hunt for an apple
- c-ewneG with approximate success.
ha. -.s,rs the search was pursued at great
fO- sns the ;ran led from the bleak
80 - Siberia 70 the barren prairies Of
tiet,lls.-asx-a, Al apple that would with
-. climate Of Northwestern Canada
siS-1 --.aa. The denizenS CT the cold
Nss 5y-,ss sspi7ea 20 apple pie, cider and
ri".-., 7'bey asked bitterly why they
1Ft.-, >, senrive5 Of these Iuxuries. DR..
sn,D..,, snoI.- saunders. the director Of the gov
"'-'-., - e,-Derirneat farms. realized that
ei'-''-1, 80 4 tho Northwest were entitled
'ls -. - ,ressings Of the apTle. and he under
ind = tiee that would live through
tooA ... winters and bear fruit. Many false
- - ,,s-e -ua down by horticultural de-
o...,,es before anything promising was dis
When 3. hardy Russian tree was
-. found IL was necessary 10 cross and
!, with other rarieties IN order to
&C The quality and size OF the fruit.
-. erole for Canada had to be created
-. IS in the Northwest provinces that
80. srnle positively declined 10 bloom and
esxs :. :. B-owneu IN an article in
',r,-lr-e's Magazine, entitled Canada
- <o- Yer Farmers All kinds Of
rsG neen IleO-lldlUE GllAlAGS AtilA
- narrs Of Canada, apples from Russia.
-..s1.a-s raised from Russian seed IN OF
80 crabs Of the toughest sort, apples
- as bushes when. the trunks killed
-, snd trees wrapped in canvas and tar
.,rs- III 1iay-2n we're tried and all
5-1ss Brandon. in Manitoba, sue
..sss6 IL growing one transeendent CRAB
- -sstrr ID its stem and filing il about
..- Garth each winter, which had reports
- 4, itself fo- several years under the
%a.5.r- STANDARD crab Apple But this as
,-o,-,sss cor the future Of apple growing
:. .1s Northwest left something 70 be de-
si-ed.
~ 7sy there had GENE 20 the Ottawa
..--rs f-o-, TIE imperial botanical gardens
:. = Petersburg. among other packets CT
.ssss q hardy shrubs and trees for trial.
s,ke- g The seed of the hardy crab
,--,4 o. Slae-ta-Fy-rus baccata. the h4rried
- Seeel5r-s raised from this on the
a-ssrs farm bore TIM fruits the size Of a
amer ana very astrtnSent. but when
.ps- were sent 20 the Northwest Farms 70
g +es-e7 ,-ev were reported in Cue time as
....-r.--1-- 7=---7--'
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
HEIGHT OF ExTRkVAeANcE.

oa1on Legree tbetVgeen acts 4. D. lsl'l-
Tass~.Ag q TIE good old days IN actoEoo-.l'
80 ! cao remainder the time when " es1-
So - alclences used 10 shower Us with goln
,.zz4lt.e Eva-Tte pskers, Way. recall the
80 when al kinds Of vegetables-Ginaoo q q
a., esgs-Were thrown on the stage VITA
taPlsa hsndl-PuclS.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, May 21-Practically perfect weather
country ana the apparently hopeless prospect Of
ar1v upheavAl I'm European prices turned senti-
rosnt here to-day Enthusiastically 10 the bear side
Closing quotations for wheat showed net loss
OF 1TIAc There was also decline OF ts9I
q a7Lr In corn u a y fDs4c oats and 591 40
nc in provisions. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

COFEEE-Iuactive sales. 5000 bags. Prices
steady. closing unchanged to points net ad-
vance, i'll absence OF selling pressure and on MOD
crate support from local bulls. Havre unchanged. .
Hamburg net unchanged to = pfennig lcfTer and
Rio and Santos, well the private rate Of
exchange on London. remained stationary. Spot
trading inactive with Rio grades on the basis
of sac for invoice lots although some traders
are quoting iobblns lots ar 62sc. Santos grades
steady
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
NEW YORK PRICES.

tOTTON-Firnl and higher, on covering,
bull support and fresh buying attributed 70
the influence Of buIlish statistics, talk or too
much rain in the belt and reports Of q severe
hail and wind storm in Oklahoma and North
Texas The close firm al q net advance
of u a 2S points. july contracts sold up TO
Il 25c or IS points above the low level OF
THURSDAY, while October sold at 1880, OF %
points above Thursdays low level, and within
20 points Of the high price reached on MAY
IS There we're no cables from Liverpool, the
market there being closed again YESTERDAY.
but all three OF the big future markets viii be
open as usual on Monday morning.
I.,cal contract nricss.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
NEW YORK CITY soNps.
,,r1fshsd by " N coler & Co, No. As Cedar
street.)
accrued interest to be zdded.)
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

.Coupons interehangeable.e tRegistered- tCou-
nom. Unregistered ana coupon.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22

New York, May 21, 1910
GRAIS-WHEAT-Acti Il was a day OF
liquidation, and prices declined sharply. clos
ing ar & net decline OF 141&c- Commission
houses ana longs were the principal sellers,
and there vas some active selling in the local
market IN the way of uncoing spreads between
here and the west Cables were weaker. IiT-
erpool closing at net decline OF 1s q ssc un-
der pressure OF Russian wheat and reports or
rains in Russia which were benencial to
the crop. The report India was also bear
ish indicating a crop of 1l2. 600. 900 bushels,
against SO 200, 900 last year. and worlds ex-
ports were 1o,267.ooo against 1o,35..oo0 last
week and 1o.520 900 last year. May in Chi
cago particularly weak early, declining
2e bushel under lquidation. At o'clock
New York prices were: May, 81 141z; July,
81 osss September, 81 045s No red here
was quoted 81 1872 nominal and 30
Northern, 81 1Sis, nominal Q b. CORN
Easier: closing ar q net loss Of IS q &c, in
sympathy with the break in wheat and under
selling. Nc 2 corn here, CSC nominal. ele-
vator. domestic basis. and export No ?, 6s1ec
nominal. b. oATs.Easier closing at :,
white. IS TO 50 Ii. 45ls q4T3zc. and clipped
white. 81 TO - h, 46 51izc. RYE and BAR
=
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
WEEKS BANK CHANGES

CLEARING h8FTf 9fTioH SAASShSllAcrUAL ASibEIA CON-
Loans sS iHssE fs sisss lpsssss; $50
Leeai ten. es.7a2ooe ss.5s7.soS Ssis.cS sis
Circuiatlo1' $''fzS'Soo 4d'1I5.ooo 40, 200
'Uaited states deposits included. si.ess.soo.
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total denosfts on
the respective dates:
May i. May u. Increase.
Iesai tenders eS7S5ooS sass. 500 SIZE 3 500
Totals .$sI2, ,iIs 200 S82I, ,I0s 600 S. os1. 400
sgt DEPOSITS. eea2sSs2s 2aS. .ssl. .o5o s.sos.1as
Reserve .... s21 s27 27S s25. .2ls $50 s.. $50. 27g
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS-DAILY AVER
AGE.
Loan. Hsy 4 700 Nsz g. o .gsisas; ssis 20
begal tenders g, s02. go 6 1850 S64s.YSS
cFcisiion s7SsS.SSS tsS5Se5 s rs oS 10
.Deerssse tunited states deposits included,
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
Specie s2i2 800 500 s24s. Isl 500 ssSfis so
Legal tenders 66, 4o29oo 6s.47s 500 2o75, 40
Totals .ssOs e2s 200 ssI7, 40 500 S, ,5s7. 800
c 2 required
Reserve ...... sl7.Io4e5o S2s. SEA s75 se ne o25
The following table compares the Clear
statements stat lIs Of corresponding dates in 1909
Loan. sy g 5S Hsg g. 3 Yss ss s. az 90
Specie 24s, ,Tsl 200 2o2 2oo. coo Sl20S5, 800
tenders es47s.6oo 1854 200 es. $50, 800
Deposits I173, ,54s 100 400, ,s577oo 1905 92S 800
Crourn. &7eso.6oo seo5e.ee 5T,26 200
The following shows the relation between
the respective dates:
Specie s 81 go go sg s 25oS e ss NaZ 81 Ss 90
Legal tenders IS. as zoo 77SsS,2o3 IS. $50 800
To.sls ssI7. .2io, 500 Ss7cos4, 200 $3.50. ne 200
agt deposits 2sa.ass s26 s5o,1e4. .4e5 a2e $50 s2s
Reserve. s28. .s2a e75 sl9.ela.77S s5s4s5,s75
reserve 21.o 26.4 2.3
coNPANiEs N GRPsTEP REV York
1So1 REPORTING TO THE NEW YORK
Loans size ss5 900 i3S!S1ss 2S:s ss9
Specie -..-.-............. l26. ass, 500 los. 400
Total Gsposits----------- 24-5o0,6oo / s6I. 600
4Total 5sposits. ........ 1I37. .18s. 200 *2s2 200
Decrease. eliminating amounts due from
reserve repositories ana from other banks and
trust companies in New York City.
State banks Reserve Per CT
Cash in vaults. s...-.......- Sl4 csc 500 1915
Deposits IN banks and t-1st
companies Observation-Disclosures. II, ,e51. 800 Il. so
TOTALS ...-...-.............. $50. .e41 800 27.zs
Trust companies Reserve Per CT.
Cash II vaults S133. .20s 500 1913
Deposits in hanks ana trust
companies ....-.-....--.-... 5.6l5eon -SS
Totals ..-.--.......-....... Sl3s, SIS 200 1851
Aggregate reserve on deposits S169 4e0, 100; de-
crease. S593 eoo Per cent Of legal reserve. Is go
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
AII-the- WAY Water
YALE & HARVARD

NEW YORK To BOSTON $500. through
Tickets u Eastern Commercial Centres as vel
as to localities in Americas summer Play
ground. including Coast, Mountain. Island a1d
lake Resorts of Maine, New Hampshire New
Brunswick. Nova Scotia. etc. etc. all routes
SCHEDULE Beginning Monday, May .
Weekdays and Sundays from New Gork- IS1Ne
Pier g. y r. near foot Of Rector ST. az
=. NJ. Same daily schedule from INDIA Wharf-
Boston Due either city o'clock the follow
TICKETs AND sTATEROO1IS now on sale
at Pier Q. North River: also at New YORK
Transfer co. and Principal Tourist and Ticket
Ofices throughout Greater New York through
tickets on sale az nearly all Ticket OftceS
throughout the country address Gen'l Pass
Agt PIER q. N r. for Folders. Hotel Lists. etc.
Pier 9. " r. Telephone. Cortlandt-1I1S.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
iL!!IIlH!AAl!tN1lT117Ila

Day LINE STEAMERS, DAILY. except Sun
6. pesbrosses ST. : 40: w 42d St. o, ".
129th St. go \. NJ. Landing at Yonkers.
west Point. Newburgh. Poushkeepsie. King
ston Point. CatskilI, Hudson, and Albany
Easy connections North. East. and West. All
through rail tickets between y. Y and Al
bany accepted. Most delightful one-day out
inzs TO West Point. Newburgh, or Pough-
keepsie returning down boat. Meals
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
STEAMER MaRY POWELL

42d St P. NJ. West 129th st. go P. n.
daily. except Sunday, for Highland Falls.
West Point returning by boat or raiJ. Corn
wall Nevburgh. New Hamburg. Milton.
Poughkeepsie, Rondout. and Kingston. or
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished BY J. Thomas Reinhardt. No. SS
Broad street, New York, and No. 81 Devon
New-York tribune., 1910-05-22
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New YORK Nfav o1 1910

Nominal. tElsvator. Domestic basis.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-05
ch cnnnty wns ns fnlIows

specify
coun as aforesaid.
delegates
to
is
Of
including
registrations said
legislative
of boards
10 Of
A.
OF A.
Witness hand seal of the territory of New
Mexico
j
BY
JAFFA, Secretary o. Mexico.
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REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
COMMITTEE MEETS
AT ALBUQUERQUE

4 call fer meeting of the Mem
bcrs cf the Territorial Republican Cen.
tral Committee for New Mexico is here.
by made to be held at the Commercial
Club in the City of Albuquerque, at
tlO) ten clock on Monday, July llth
held for the purpose of discussing and
formulating plans relative TO the cleo
tion and selection of delegates To be
chosen for the purpose of formulating
Il constitution for the State Of New
Mexico; also tor the purpose of trans
acting such other business as may be
deemed proper and pertinent for the
welfare of the Republicans party.
Proxies held by residents of the
counties wherein members may reside
viii bc recognized.
Al Republicans who have the wei
fare of the republican party at heart
are cordially invited and requested 80
Ice present and make suggestions for
the benefit of the Committee. Every
member is earnestly requested to be
present cthe" IN person or by proxy.
This meeting constitutes the initial
step preliminary to the consideration of
ways aud means to bc considered which
may be conducive To bringing about
safe aud sound policy in the adoP
tion OF constitution which will nee
cssarily form the ground work for all
future legislation affecting the new
state of New Mexico. Therefore ne
county can afford not to be represented
NJ this meeting.
Socorro, y. NJ, July !, 1910
II. q. BURSUM, Chairman
W. \. Bayer, Acting Secretary.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-05
AN AGED MAN KILLS
BEAR WITH AN AXE
Exciting Conflict Between
Man and Beast in Noun
tains Near Las Vegas.

East Las Vegas, July 4.-Word
has Just reached here of an exciting
conflict in the mountains near Har-
vey's upper ranch, between w. d. wes-
mes, an old man 20 years old and a
large cinnamon bear weighing over 800
pounds. Wesner was out cutting fire
wood when he was attacked by the
bear and fought il off with his only wea-
pon, a wood axe. Getting in well-di-
rected blow on the head he succeeded
in stunning the feroeious animal and
then killed il.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-05
Convention Expected to Be
Overwhelmingly Republi-
can Provided Party Har-
mony Is Maintained.
SELECT GOOD MEN
FOR THE CONVENTION
Disposition is to Wait Until
State is Safely in the Tn
ion Before Deciding Who
Will Represent it in Con
grcSS.

santa Fc, y. NJ, July i.--Govcrnor
Mills this afternoon issued his procla'
nation calling for the election of
delegates to II constitutional convention
for September six OF the present year.
The proclamation is brief au., pro.
vides for the holding of the election
in compliance with the present territor'
ial laws. Ii also sets forth the repre-.
sentation from each county us fixed 10y
the commission yesterday.
Under this representation, which Is
based upon the vote east for delegate
to congress in 1908, political statistic.
iaus have figured out that under or
binary conditions, the constitutional con
vcntion will have a straight republican
majority of fully sevcnty.iive per cent.
The political. complexion of the con.
stitutional convention, however. will de-
pend altogether upon whether or not
the republican party goes into the clec'
tion for delegates in harmony or in
disorder.
Governor Mills warning to the voters
to select good men for the convention
and postpone pickering for office until
after the constitution has been adopted,
is being echoed by other prominent re-
publicans.
The indications are now, however,
that in the election for delegates 10 II
constitutional convention some leaders
in both parties may attempt to make Il
display of strength, with "A view To fur
thering their chances for congressional
or state Offices.
Former Governor Curry, who is here
today, said that any republican who
attempted TO start campaign for any
office at this time was not a true nd
herent of the party and would he en-
titled to no consideration at the hands
of the party.
81 reiterate what have said in the
east and what Governor Mills also said
in an interview, that we must first get
a constitution which will bc approved
by congress and the people before VIZ
start n campaign of any kind for office
The republican party must get together
at this time, select it's delegates in har
mOny aud prepare a constitution whicl
will secure our immediate admission I,
the union. believe that IL we work II
harmony. we will get our constitution
approved at the coming short session, ,
|, The capital, however, is filed will
rumors of senatorial booms already un
der way. Some half dozen men are
ment ioned in this connection and il Is
frequent expression of opinion amonl
) local political soothsayers, that some %
the aspirents for toga honors, will max,
I Continued on last page)
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-07-05
JEFF IS WAuOpED OVER
THE Ring By JOHNSON
JEFF DREW FIRST
BLOOD ON NEGRO
(By w. w. Naughton.)

Ringside. Reno, Nevada, july A.
Jack johnson is champion of the world.
lie knocked Jim Jeffrics, hiterto I'M
defeated through the ropes In the 10Th
round and when JEFF got back, beat
him all over the ring. jeff had not
''come back lie was too old and
johnson was too young and spry. John
son had the best Of IL from the begin
ming, although JEFF drew the first blood.
Jack johnson proved himself Jim Jeif.
ries master in any stage Of the battle.
Even the great strength that war look.
ed for seemed to he in johnson = favor.
In the early rounds with the pressure
of his right glove he twister Jeffries
left arm almost into the hammerlock
position to prevent the big fellow using
il vile breaking. As the rounds went
ON and johnson = confidence came 10
him, he took all kinds of liberties with
.IefIries. As rule Johnson whipped
his man with right uppercuts. He used
il few times today. but it was with
left hooks and left uppercuts while
clinching that brought JEFF to terms.
In this kina of lighting ,'efries was pow
erless after few rounds had passed lie
could not devise way TO escape punish
ment while they were feinting aud
slugging at close quarters.
II seemed the easiest thing in the
world for Johnson TO free his lef, arm
and tilt the big fellows head. FIRST
Of all blood came from Jeffries mouth
and then h,s right eye closed. Then
Jeffries nostrils poured blood. After
the sixth round the battle had n decided
johnson flavor. jeffrics got in a few
body blows while going into a clinch
hut he was slowly chopped to pieces and
all Of Johnson = best licks were put in
on .Jeifries when they were clinging TO
gether.
In the 18th round .Tcffrics was knock
I'd down three times with left hooks
delivered by johnson while standing
away. Sam Berger was entering the
ring on the occasion to acknowledge
defeat and in the meantime Jeffries wa'
declared ont.
Official timex Harting announce,
that only eight seconds had elapse,
when Berger jumper into the ring Il
proteet Jeffries from further punish
nent Uartinp saws .JefTrios would hav,