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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-16
TELL THE PEOPLE BACK HOME
ABOUT THE sUNCHINE STATE

Nhuuu"rqur. y. NJ. Nov. ~. L." H.
]iiovd,uu, q real estate man ~ Shucmah
rI. y. NJ. he. written q" the Bureau oi
immigration, suggesting u plan for al
,rrii,Iug New Mexico which q, ,u sim
pile. chcctIy" aud :" inexpensive that 30
j. worth ngitating IN "v"r, district ~
the state The Shoemaker man l"lut.
ont that FULLY :" per cent Ut M" popu
luti"u "f New Men - hu, come here Boz
comparatively recent wear. from either
states ~ this he estimate, that tullN
unc.hult have come from ruuu'r, dt-
%iricts, from farms 81 small towns where
iuil,, 90 w"rklv ~urw>pHprr. are putt
li.hri. rhi. pur' Of M" population I.
still well remembered hurk home -
and e lctrcr Io the back home paIwl
w"uli be- welcomed hN 'U' uurcr Hud
printed with rugrrur,s.
Thi. would bee especially the rusu
right nov. when New MrNlr" s Just
entering 'hr lui"u We have Just had
,ur first stat" r]lrrti"u aud uoth,np hu'
I the president , proclamation remain, n"
complete statehood. II O., the time ct
III, times 20 let the fnlh, hack home
know about the sunshine state.
II even, man Who recall, the naluo OF
the weekly o. small daily paper back
home will write that paper o letter
telling about uur admission tu M" Union
something at the great resources aud
sui, would lee thousands OF column, ui
newspaper space, reaching hundreds
ot thousands nj people, aud forming boz
the aggregate, an advertisement that
could not bc purchased at any price.
The Rdrruu nf immigration for som,
tim" ha, been mailing out lurg" nun
throughout the country. MANY ot thrs,
letters are printed, but many are passr'
by, Those tina, are printed are hv NJ
means ~ effective ~ the personal letter
signed b., q man who the readers OF th'
small paper back home know per
sonally.
Remember that weekly paper hacI
home how you used "a read ever,
word in II each week; how eager tn,
paper was 10 get letters FROM forme
residents who had moved Ia aew field,
aud how eager the home people were q
read those letters,
Every mau in New Mexico who re-
members such q ew.paper ''haeI
, hons" can do his share and u big shsr
to help advertise the new state.
Write the letter TO your back home
paper right away, while the subject a
New Mexico admission TO the rnio
. IS fresh in the minds of the peopl
' throughout the country. The "bac
home paper will print Il gladly. tn
{ Is a work in which every man Pn
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-16
ooMPERs WILLING TO 90 TO JAIL
deh4ns judiciary for It's
Recent Action.

NIiuuia. en-. Nov. -. l'rc,rlrUf
Uomr"rs formally opening the lhirt'
first annual convention ot the Amer
can Federation nf Labor here 'ota,
declared ne aud the Nv" other lnhu.
lender, sentenced ." inil fnr contempt
Of court wrr" road, aud willing 3" sew,
sentence. II they must.
The subject "t ia" Gomp"rs Morris.
Mitchell contempt ga" wa brought ul,
in the roursr 81 . ~w"lc"siup addrcs.
10 IA, irlcgutc..
III nnV muu 1T tabor T. guilty "l
Violating the law. said Mr.. Gompcr-
IN responding IN the welcome, ''hu
should be- Indicted aud then tried hv 10
Jury "t ni, r@ouutrymru. lut icuy
the right of u nudge go I,~u" IN iniuuc
ton drprr,iug ~" 1T nv ruu.tituti onni
rights, II j. not - much the ns~umr
'iuu "t p"w"r e.. the assumption of iur
i,dirti"u that wr object 20
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WOMAN CLUB

Tine omuu club met an SATURDAY
afternoon nt fhc home Of Mrs. T.. f..
,lurI and o%nioy,d one ~ the most pleas.
1ut sVeIai .rssiuH- NJ the year. Owing
900 i0o iucI,mrni weather aud the en-
forced ah cuco ~ several IT the icaehers
tine program Ua. NOT rHrricd oui IN full.
'Nr muiu irutur" of The Afternoon beins
.err iu'rrr.tiup aud lengthy discus.
SION o' current events participated 10
N ZOO present. Nftrr this profitable
p'rua wa. pa.-rd the nfable hostess
entertained fhr lndic. with u pleasing
cones. ulg contest and then treated them
Zoo Do most dolortuhlc aud elaborate lunch.
uuu, which brought 20 q close this mem.
ufIuIu afternoon.
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~oRcHEsTRA CONCERT

Tn" High ~chool prrhr.tu gave q.
concert ou last FRIDAY might 800 tu, High
school auditorium Go which 'ur public
in general were Invited. 900 Admission
hcug charged Ih, orchestra rendered
several tine ."l"r'iuu. uud vrfr tilor.
ou.lv nrrlauird hy go" barge NuIlnu..
wh" Tim. showed ihri. rurrr 700 co..
nu unusually po"i program. Nmutu
the ].prcial number, were 20 rorurr SOFT,
b., Max rolicuhcfg % violin mmrrr b.,
Raymond pcrU.u, which vu. well e.,,r
aud % clarinet aud ].o,apnuur Iu"' lt
Nj. Henderson and \"r'uI .luur which
va. ,rr, much appreciate
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ALWAYS WORK FOR THE SOUTH
WEST

Nttrr tuu hu,r ,uh.rr Npd tu you.
home rui"r. then take 'hc EI Peso lloI
add THE Herald BE- 'hr hr-t daily fu.
y"u 'o read, 20. yuu gr' aII tHr \.,ur
a'ri Pres. uc',- and 'hc spec, uI Ii-
patches covering New Mexico Woe
Trvn. aud Arizona The ll"rsld Wit.
circulation 81. giving 30. 'hr wide pul.
lir.ty We need tu attract urv people 5000.
new capital Goo "uf -'rfIuu iu. uu
hrlr 10 hoo b.. good work fnr fhr .uu'l
west hN ]hrruming % regular -uu-rr0ho
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IT, members being confined 10 pas.
tors meeting, and the Bible study meet.
ing, Mayor Gcurpr Y. Veal. Tor the
city. aud lr. T.. ". Mcdowell Tor the
local church. welcomed the ,%isilo'. d.
and Dr. a. T.. Mile, uf las Vegas.
gave the response Rcy. H. q Pin.
lam ~ Mclrosc, gave the annual nd
dfcss.
The auuual clrciinu Of Officers thi.
m,rniug resulted a. fnllow, Rev. Nil
ton Reese. Carlsbad, president a. y.
Miller. I%Iagcfmnu. first vie" president
Sim Mcfarland, Logan ."coud vice pres
iIcni: T.. ". LonRfclluw. Nrswcll. cor
responding secretary: Rev. j. i Run
van. Albuquerque, recording secretary.
u IT. Kemp. Roswell. 'rcasuror. Rev.
i. \. Cn.sndv. Portable, historian, W.
T. Nclnnrs. l.nk" Nrhtut. nud q. T.. 'ul.
vim Roswell. aud 'ors. hoard ~ maung
cre, icrm expiring l9lI ~ e. g Veal.
Roswell, jaime. for,'ud. Drv'rr: u T..
Pope. E.tnn,iu, r. " Miller. llng"'
man, Res, j. y R]uuvHu. NhupurrGu".
aud ~. " r.. G"iscll, Roswell. ,uruu
cirs Tor '"tm expiring iu lnln, u ".
Carter Df Ration. Iu place Of Rev. = g.
GALLOWAY. Clovis. Re-, u 2 IulInm.
Mrlro,c. ~ lircr Of T.. e.. bunnway. ~
tesla. tor tenn expiring 1919. W i Ne
.tUuDs Lake, Arthur. 300 uiHtr uf 4 g.
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DISTRICT COURT
Judge Wright is Clearing the Docket as
Fast az Possible and win Hand the
New State a District with Little Con.
tinued Litigation.
GRAND JURY RETURNS SO TRUE
BILLS AND 4 NO TRUE BILLS

lrdp, Wright ua, kept the court
grinding continually 'bi, week every
du, aud some of 'ur nights loo ur,irr ~
hasten hus.u",, aud save the county
every cent p,,,ihlr ~ the winding NJ,
1T the anairs ut the last court that will
lee held 90 this district hrfnrr the oil
c"r, under ,'airhurd will take charge
Judge Wright viii hand the new state
little continued litigation irom this ia.
die il district. There o., less criminal
hu~iuy.. uu 'nr d"rhrt here this time
>huu There ha, ever been h"iorr lu quay
county tn" grand Iury returned 81
true bill, aud : ruu" hills. Harry
]iIutIrr, southwestern conductor. wa,
urrmau ui the ury nud il given credit
'u umNr rapnbh handled business
brought hof"rr 'hr 'ury aud 10 have
m,h"i u rhrnugu 10 -" ur tire" DAYS
thu, saving rhr e,uur, urr,llo.. ~.
pru,c., The Grand lury adjourned
Monday night.
The eases disguised oi before We went
'o press were u, follow,
Territory It New MrN,ro -. sam
lurayou. removing cattle; tried b,
court. verdict Of not guilty
Bond, were forfeited hv a. D. ,n,
li",, Julia Srhump, Bo,. jackson auo
Gcorgc r. Fling
v ", Moore vs.. Gcorg" Mind"mar
ct al; tired by Jury; Judgment for plain
Tin IN the sum ot $3.50.
Territory OF New Mckee ~, Ethc
flshcri verdict at guilty If grand lar
cruy from dwelling,
Territory at New Mexico ". Carl TT
Ruurh"; pleads guilty ut larceny -
horse.
Territory of New Mexico ~. CARR,
VAN Sickle; resisting officer; verdict %
not guilty,
Territory of New Mcxiro ". u. Mar
%liuey; pleads guilty to wife descrtion,
Territory of New Mexico ". Jess
Taylor; larceny If rattle; dismissed
TERRITORY of New Mexico ~. Aleiar
iro opd Herbert whiitou; rape; dis
missed,
Territory ~ New Mexico ". 4. I
Elder; practicing medicine without !
rcpsc; dismissed,
Territory N New Mckee ". lin Bry
ANT; larceny; dismissed.
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BAY VIEW CLUB HOLDS
pROTITARLE RHR0T0M

Ih" meeting of he u. v. club Ut the
nome cot Mr.. " r. farrell on wednes
II, Ht'o'uuoH of This week was . meet
enjoyable aud profitable session. Tempt.
.I Nt 'Hr beautiful leather = large
number OF Wrmhprt were IN ~nttendgnes
ml l]o-poudcd to roll call with "Ny
fafnrit' Magazine. giving the reason.
Iuu '"--nu 900 literary women was led
Dos Mr.. Muifhcud. assisted by Me danes
~%tgr0I. Campbell aud Miss Abet, the
literary women discussed being George
Eliot. Elizabeth Barrett browning, Fan.
uIc trushv, the carey sisters. Julia
Ward Howe and lean lngeIow.
Then following % very interesting dis.
custom ou The hook that has most AZ
pralri 'u mr lied 10y Mrs. Randle and
participated 100 hv the most ~ the mem.
beers present. Mrs. lliuIs closed the pro-
gram with O. reading FROM L.onefcllcw.
Thr 'uiic. were glad 10 have with
Them Mr.. Donald Strwar, who has re-.
.cuily hcrn made au assuciatc member.
Mr.. 4 D. Henderson WIZ unanimously
elected to active membership which Oils
'ro club roster for III" year. The club
viii hold o.. annual Guest Day az the
home of Mr.. e T.. Donohoo next week.
Member, leo Attendance were Mesdames
Thomson. ~tandl. sherwood. handle. No.
hlr, Muirhcad. Koch. ~. 49, Jones, lar.
urH. llollumun. Kinds. G~olhenberE.
Grurgc. Douohoo. Cronord, Campbell.
'ad,. Hccih, Anderson, stewart and
Mis-. Ahcr.
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MRS R h. REED ENTERTAINs

On Tuc,dny afternoon ot ihi, week
Mr.. " Is Reed entertained u number
of friend. very Pleasantly ~ an IN
formal afternoon to meet her m,thrt.
Mn. sid Iockrtt, Ut Albuquerque, VIM
b. visiting her. The nputs were agree.
ahI' PASSED in conversation aud needle
vorh closing with % tempting salad
ruur,r. followed bv coffee. q fruit ice
aud rnh" served by the hostess. The
lndi", wn, cuioyrd tn, afternoon wrr"
N",dnmr- Brckctt, Mutris. 'ndv. Par
SONS. slaughter. Gcorgc, : Anderson aud
Mics Grithu.
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Tho Little Minister ~ Evans
Oprra Ilou.e November -.
" T. williams. - Snud,nrc. Wyo,
one at l'urlc Gam :. sailors. b.. here visit
my friends.
" w. Burton formerly Ut sau Jon.
sud now with the Rock Island people
in Iowa. Is here visiting his sister. Mr..
i. " Campbell
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may br H..urcd " the prospects % sue.
rcs, nrc sufficiently encouraging, Prof
Iciulirh wil engage other professors.
instructions OF ,arious strinpcd and wind
Instruments. which. W. themselves. will
form Che uouclus of q FIRST class orcbe,.
ttn. and m time be- win erect . suitable
nUn" ior the rurumcari school ~
Music. IA
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AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Res, T. :. rnddox from Ration, vs.
ruIird 'o thc rH-ioratr 1T the First Nap
i.i churrh pud will nc here to Oh the
pulpit ~0uiu,, the 18Th. Everyone in.
fi.rd q" these .rryircs. Rev. Paddock
.nm". well recommended ~ ~ earnest
christian aud worker with al classes
~ i%ruIIr.
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you NEED THEM ROTH

\ft"r Won hHyr subscribed tnr suUt
h"m" paper. then take the southwest
greatest da.lN NEWSPAPER tu" go pa
Herald Il give. the puhliri'y vo nee,
To- alrnr' Now people aud capital Zoo w.
country.
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WATER WORKS IMPROVEMENT

The cii, d. going ahead ou vntrr
works Improvements aud u"V muiu, .u,
going iu pu Center uul other street. iu
the CO.,, Turumcu.i D.. guus CO. have
q water -y.irm thai v, ma. 900 br
proud Of Iu u yrni ur tnu
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PRESBYTERIAN MARKET

III" PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY School will
conduct q market of Home Cooked
thing, saturday, November -, 1917.
l'urr will hr announced later.
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Eastern Now MrNico b, very much
pleased with 10" prospect, pf Judge
little question but that he hn, landed
the prize bv 70 good safe majority
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BAPTIsTs ELEcT OFFICERS FOR
NEXT YEAR
Rev. Milton Reese OF Carlsbad Chosen
President

Roswell y, NJ, Nov. ll,-- The
twelfth annual meeting of the New
Mexico Baptist Convention opene
last aigh,, the previous sessions Of
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HOW TO SUB SOIL WITH DYNAMITE

The In l'uni Powder people will hold
u demonstration Der" uu the 18th lust
iur the purpose IT showing the fntm"t
now g. sub soil with dynamite.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-01
THREATEN A MINISTER.
Italians Trying to Prevent Testimony
Against "Black Hand

Chicago, April carrying their
war of violence and threats into the
federal courts, three Italians yester-
day followed Rev. F. Gideon Bingley
and his wife into Judge Lands court,
endeavored to crowd them into a cor
ner. and finally left, after whispering
a threat into their ears.
The offense of the minister and his
wife against the ''black hand is that
they are acting as prosecuting wit
nesses in an italian white slave
case
After being trailed about at night,
threatened and shown in various ways
that they have been marked by the
assassins, they were given court per-
mits to carry revolvers, with which
they are now prepared to defend
themselves.
1--WE have been followed night and
day by the Italians, who are trying to
prevent us from testifying in this
case,'' said Mrs. Bingley, after leaving
Judge Lands court room. I'VE are
living on a houseboat on the river just
now, and that district has been visited
time and again by these men,"
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NOT MARRY FOR TEN YEARS.
Unusual Contract Wherein Miss De.
vine Gets Stock in Corporation.

Los Angeles. Cal, April TERMS
of an unusual contract, whereby Miss
Leila NJ Devine, auditor of local cor
poration, has agreed not to marry
within ten years, the consideration be-
ing large block of the corporation IS
stock, have been made public. The
contract was drawn up and signed four
years ago, when Miss Devine was "a
years old. If she is still unmarried
when she becomes "a the stock will be
turned over to her. If she marries be-
fore the ten years expire, the stock
revertS to the company.
81 will never marry" Miss Devine
said. when I agreed to remain with
my employers 1 was fully aware of
what 1 was doing. They appreciated
my services and made me stock
holder in the company. SO why should
leave them to be bossed by some man
after [ have been used to bossing them
for years? 1 have never wanted to
marry and now I believe after my long
experience as a business woman,
have been spoiled for married life.
would not know what to do with my
self as mistress of a home after so
many years of busin ess activity"
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WON BY OXFORD.
Dark Blues Score 37th Victory Over
the Cambridge Crew.

Putney, Eng. April 1.-Oxford won
from Cambridge in the annual eight
cared inter'varsity race over the Put
ney course today. The Dark Blues were
heavier and were the favorites, though
Cambridge had the advantage of wealth
er and position.
The day was perfect and the course
almost fiat. This is Oxford's thirty
seventh victory, Cambridge having won
80 contests.
Oxford led from the start and won
by three lengths. The time was Is
minutes 29 seconds, which is a rec
ord for the race. The previous record
was IS minutes, At seconds made by OK
ford in 1893 and duplicated by Cam
bridge in 1900.
Last year Oxford with a lead OF
three lengths finished in 20 minutes
and IA seconds. The year before, Ok
ford won by three and a half lengths
in 10 minutes and so seconds
According to the English practice the
time of the defeated crew is not ia
ken.
Excursion steamers were packed with
people and the largest array of motor
boats ever seen on the course dashed
about There was a great turnout OF
old oarsmen. The Prince of Wales and
Prince Albert in cadet uniforms fol-
lowed the race in a motor boat. They
were cheered.
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WILL CUT OFF BOOZE.
Washington VIII Be Dry to Indian
Visitors Hereafter

Washington, April Indians who
come to Washington hereafter will not
be sold fire water at their hotels or
boarding houses or, in fact, at any
place where liquor is dispensed as the
result of action to be taken by the
excise board of the district of Column
bia. Following a letter which F. H.
Abbott, assistant commissioner of In
dian affairs, has transmitted to the
board, circulars will be sent to every
hotel and place where liquor is sold
in the district, prohibiting the selling
of intoxicants to Indians. unless the
applicant can prove that he is a citizen
of the United States.
Mr.. Abbott's letter to the board says
that Indians who come here to trans
act business with the government be-
come so addicted to drink as to be I'M
able to properly transact their affairs
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could surely be done without that' ana
az / had read in the papers OIL the
a. $3.50 doctors. 1 thought would take
. anal anal chance and try these specialists:
as had about given up all hope OF
having my daughter cured Nouar,-
-, 1a1G. that I brought my daughter
.e az office of the United Doctors and
Consulted the specialist as TO her
tIS.oat trouble. To my great surprise
III ia me that my daughter could be
ne ID and 1 Immediately told him to
take her case under treatment: II IT. IS
lslh9 three weeks since she began tax
now s-17Jeine and treatment from the
ing l1ss,.aS DOCTORS, and can conscien-
t dnud say that her throat has I'M
I.e--ed ~ per cent
prov s.a,e wishing to know anything
Any about my daughters case or
{ ber past or present condition, WI,
glaoIIyy s se doctors too highly for their
the e,, S treatment and modest charge.
Ekiiilui MRS. ANNA CORDELL-
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is ABOUT AGAIN.
Sylvester Heaston Receivers From Sc
riOuS Fail

hurt January 10, while washing win
dows at the State Journal building. is
in business again and makes an an
nouncement elsewhere in this paper.
He was in the employ of the Cowell
Cleaning company and fell from a sec
ond story window, injuring himself
seriously, requiring the amputation of
his left foot just above the ankle. He
has secured an artificial foot and now
walks and gets about nearly as well
as ever. using only a cane, and not
dependent even upon that. He is man
ager of a vacuum cleaning establish
ment at 612 Jackson street. called THE
Sanitary" for house cleaning and the
cleaning of carpets, windows, etc.
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Operation Is Not
Always Necessary

No one wants a dangerous surgical
operation performed upon them II 1t
can be avoided, and that many opera
tons can be avoided and the patient
cured by the use of good, pure medi-
cines has been repeatedly proven by
the United Doctors, who have their
Topeka institute located at GU Kansas
Mrs. Anna Cordell, of 324 Third St,
T,ogansport, Ind, has the following to
saw in letter written for publication
in this paper: ,.
For the past three years my daugh-
ter, Avis, has been troubled with sore
though I doctored with several doc
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MIDNIGHT IN THE ozARKs

and yet sleepless Hiram Scranton, of Clay
City, I'LL, coughed and coughed- He was
in the mountains on the advice OF five
doctors, who said he had consumption
but found no help in the climate, and
started home. Hearing of DIR. Kings New
Discovery, he began to use 1t. 'I believe
it saved my life he writes, "for it made
a new man of me, SO that I can now do
good work again" For all lung diseases.
coughs, colds, la grippe, asthma, Group.
Whooping cough, hay fever, hemorrhages.
hoarseness or quinsy, it's the best known
remedy. Price Soc and $1.O0. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by Campbell Drug Co.
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j. T. LAGERsTRoM is HURT.
Topeka travelling Man Thrown From a
Wagon.

Garnett. Kan. April IL. P. Lager
stromstrom, shoe salesman of To-
peka met with painful and almost
fatal accident here Friday He was rid
ing to Harris with his trunks; the
spring wagon broke down and he was
thrown to the ground with the trunks
and wagon seat. He was badly cut
about the face and one eve was very
severely injured. After regaining con-
seriousness he was brought to the doc
tors Office and his Wounds dressed. He
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Catholic Church Burns.

San Francisco, April 1--St. James
Roman Catholic church, a large wood
en- building covering quarter of a
city block in the Mission district, was
destroyed by fire early today. Priests
saved some of the vessels and sacred
images. The loss is estimated at over
100000. Spontaneous combustion of
rubbish under the building is believed
by the firemen to have been the cause.
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.no,,+ the size of your shoes, rs SONS IN E
satsfaetion to kn 9fss t smallsr y sRakas
wear shoes -Ease- the antiseptic powder,
ne Just T ths tnss hd f9T Rna foF
Parties, FAeotlyk ~, shoes. When rubbers
Breaking n become necessary and , your nr
or pinch Aens E90sEase sxe Sam
slant relief sSSdreSs Allen s. Olmstead,
pie FREE Y. DON'T ACCEPT ANY
eTrrgTITUTE.
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A GOLD DOLLAR RECORD.
New Price Paid at Auction Sale for
Old Coin Is $3.50.

Chicago, April IA new high quo
tation was made last night on the gold
dollar of the issue of 1868 at the auc-
ton sale of old American coins held in
the rooms of the Chicago Numismatic
society. The new price is $3.50, the
former record being $35 for that coin.
Other sales were as follows: Half
cent piece of 1895, $3.10; cent of 1898.
$2.20; half dime of 1901, $500; quart
of 1894, $50.
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trict, as well as for any district in the
United States.
The total for the quarter of nearly
100000 was a marked increase over
the corresponding quarter. The COL
1ections for the first nine months of
the fiscal year 1910 figured $22,S63,-
900; for the nine months ending last
night, almost $24,OO0,000
The demand for alcohol is stiff at
this time and promises to be steady to
the end of the fiscal year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-01
WILL KNOW JUNE 1.
Whether the Maine Was Blown From
Outside or Inside.

Pensacola, Fla, April 1.-The hull
of the battleship Maine in Havana
harbor will be exposed not later than
June LIST, according to Frank M. Dan
ielS, the contractor who built the cof-
ferdams around the ship. He returned
today from Havana. Then it can be
determined whether the explosion
which destroyed the ship was from
without, or within.