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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11

FOR SALE;-l2O acres patented land
on Plaza Largo just south II Tucum
earl Mountain. River cuts on about
siN acres nj one corner. all the rest level
aud water may be had ~ twelve tn
twenty feet. Bottom land aud rich rs
may be- had in the county. Inquire at
News office for prices aud terms. 2.ll.tf
iucl" sam Anderson and Uncle len
Harrison are going to III raso tonight
to see the bird men nv. Il has been
suggested that they nav iuin the lnsur
rcctus aud help clean up the Mexican
go "crumcnt, but we would advise that
II they decide 30 lake q turn at the war
business that they 20 nut IN q flying
machine 81 they may stay high up out
VI danger.
fOR SALE; 100 acres patented laul
ou PLAZA Largo lust south of Tucum
cmi Mountain. River cuts on about
siN acres of one corner. all the rest level
and water may be bad ~ twelve 10
ivcut, feet. Bottom laud aud rich ~
MAY be- had in the county. Inquire at
News office for prices and terms. 2lltt
The second dollar day sale last Sat
uriav was q good one. The merchants
the Ncw. has had an opportunity to IN.
tcrvicw riaim that business was rs good
rs they expected IL 20 he, The prnc.
tirc will hc continued IN the future
~ short intervals. These sales have
shown the merchants the vIrtu" IT
printer, ink IN getting customers when
prices nrc quoted to the buyer.
T. NIlrn. the QUAY merchant. was in
several lnys this week attending - hu,
mess matters. Allen said to the editor
1T the news tina, he had surprised hiis
self this wear in the volume ut business
hc had done. tie says that uo'with.
standing The shortage of crops he hn,
lone several Thousand dollars more bus.
mess ihi, wear than last aud that trade
Is keeping up much better than hc cN.
"rt"d ~ mad = right to expect.
ron SALE: l?o acre, patented laud
IN PLAN Largo Just south of Tucum.
rati Maintain. River cuts "a ahou,
.iN acres ut IN" corner. al the res, level
and water may l." had ~ twelve Ia
twenty feet. Bottom laud aud rich q,
may u" had IN IN" county. Inquire ~
News office for prices aud terms. 2lltf
! i. g. Robbins of Tucumcnri. y. VI.
l. m hopes that III" day spell will hold
ont e little longer. I'VE have had o
very mild and dry winter" said Mr..
Euhhiu, Bu, II was aIl the better for
u,. ,""d rains lat fall started the
grass. which cured ur. and 1t t. that
cured ir d that our cattle are doing 80
we'll "u now. IIu, had We had rain or
hrn,, SNOW II would have soiicurd the
.ra,, aud rui'"d IL. aud spoiled u 80
'Hr e.. feeding j. concerned. our rattl"
have not shown any shIluN =" far. W,
have not had = storm "f any Kind. nu,!
hu, . few DAYS when d, was rold. -
tar ~ the cattle situation il concerned,
~" are lightly stocked. Then We have
Sheep iu that l%"cali'V ~ well ~ cat
tie. IN" ,hr"p rang" NOR" in the m"un.
tain, than cattle, and move abou, over
q larger territory Mr.. Robbins wen,
:" that country about I wears ago. lie
handles q good many cattle. Drov-r =.
! Telegram.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
BROOM FACTORY BUS, NOW

The broom factory is now getting
down 10 real business. Carter Smith
tells the News today that ten 10 6ftccn
doyen hrooms NJ all varieties and any
number Of whisk brooms are being turn,
ed out laily and the News will vourh
for the quality, they are worth the mon
~ the factory is getting for them, With
another good season Turumcari will he
making more hrooms than any other
town in the Southwest.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11

Royal Prentice. Register L. :. Land
Onicc, spent most Of the week ia Santa
Rosa, whore he had legal business be
fore the court nov IN session there.
FOR SALE.-l2O acres patented land
on Plaza Largo Just south Of Tucum.
earl Mountain. River cuts od about
siN acres ut one corner, all the rest level
aud water may bc had AZ twelve go
twenty feet. Bottom land aud rich ~
may be- had In the county. Inquire at
News office for prices aud tcrm.. > lltf
T.. ". Richardson, merchant at Mon
toya, was iu the city Monday 10 meet
statesmen from the wholesale houses
from which be- docs his buying.
Many good aud Instructive subicct.
are being run at the Evans Opera House
In their picture show department. They
run three thousand feet of films aud
change programs every night. The pie
turc, put on are made Boy the American
Telegraph CO.. and none ar, better.
ron SALE New residence Eve
rooms, fenced. trrcs, lawn, good out
building. two large porrhcs, \ bargain
~ sold for cash. Inquire at New. Of.
fcc. 2ll.tr
The Ladies. Md Of the Presbyterian
Church will give au oyster supper ut
the ]Iitt.ou Huildiug. Tuesday. Fchw
nry llth The SUNDAY ~"huol children
viii sell homr made candy 1T that tim"
aud procccd. are To go 20 the SUNDAY
school.
FOR SALE l2O acre, patented hand
on Plaza Largo just south of Tucum
EAR Mountain. River cuts ~ about
,is acres of one corner. an the rest hr,ol
and water may be- had ot twelve to
twenty feet. Bottom laud aud rich a,
NAV be- had iu the county. Inquire az
New, office for price, aud terms. 2lltf
fOR SALE. Horse aud buggy.
House good locker and good disposition,
Young aud plenty of life. Buggy aud
harness, new. Also u"w saddle aud e
good ONE. WEH take row in deal In
puirr go New, rnicr. 2ll.tf
90, picture, now run ~ tho Evans
uu,ra louise trr mot 'hr mind that hurt
yuur eyes. TUn machine 'ucv are using
- lh.ulu'rIt tho latest model and Ger
HHH
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
MISS SARAH ULMER HoNoRED

Miss Sarah Timer, one of the talented
teachers 81 this county has been employ
cd 20 teach in III" NgrmaI school Of ST.
Yer City this summer, Nil, Timer is
recognized ~ one Of the best equipped
teachers of this county aud ~ f. capable
educator In the territory aud There Is
nothing 20 bee expected Of her but good
report in the state Normal nt Silver
CITY.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11

". T.. Townsend is reported among
the number wrestling with the grip
this week.
Judge T.. T.. Winter, mother, Mrs.
l.. T.. Davenport is visiting him froin
Crowcll, Texas.
Mrs. Anna DcOli, icra drew the prize
NJ q tau suit oi clothes offered by IT,
foya a Lawson.
\. ,. Faulkcnhcrg ~ the Emporium.
is ava, IN the market, buying season
able merchandise.
The Tucumcari High school played
Santa Rosa last saturday aud returned
victorious ~ usual
VI. \. Rex. Tucson. Arizona. govern
men, pure food Inspector, was at the
FIN Rooms several DAYS this week.
WIN. Patty has leased IA" Commercial
Rooms. simpson building aud has thcm
we'll furnished. MIS-. Patty j.. In charge.
VI. i. Ilcaly. president 1T the tn
rumcari. rrSn, aud Gulf Railway Co.,
wa. NJ the FIN Rooms several days
this wcck.
Gco. Morrison. civil engineer, lHs
Vegas. here Co examine q reserve site
Tor au irrigation company. b. stopping
81 the I'm.
John Highland Va. iu thu, morning
with broom corn tor the local market.
There will bee about forty more tons
come iu from Hirl NEXT week.
pr, Crul-ou and Ferguson performed
o surgical operation ou Mrs Jones NJ ih"
Rock island eating hou,r Wednesday
morning and the patient b. reported a,
rapidly recovering.
ron SALE New residence five
rooms. fenced. trees. lawn, good out
,uildirg. " large r"rDh",. \ bargain
It sold for cash. Inquire Mt News ~
fee. gil ~.
VIM roi', bar. leased the huildiug
where e.. G.. chapman is conducting his
hardware store aud Viii muy" INTO -
u, soon ~ Mr. Chapman get, into Boz.
new quarters 10 the Rector building.
NJ g. Guliruhcrg D., spending som"
money these day, ?" tmrruy" and seed
his farm north Of 10" rity. Max j. 90
iug ~ hr the wheat King ~ the countv IL
.umrhoi, dom o, get busy POGO pr"nt"
FOR SALE New residence hv'
rooms. fenced, trees. lawn, good out
building. 1--WE large p"rrh"s. \ bargain
II sold for cash. luputr" a' Ncws ct
fc.. glltt.
e. T.. Gus,iu ha. irn,"I his Red star
restaurant go nu experienced hotel ~"
man from Milwaukee. Mr.. Stcinmnu
y, the lease, aud announces that she
will give hr.i class %,rr,irc ut popular
prtres.
Rev. !. !. Dalton. Presbyterian min
I,trr here. aud ht. family LETT last night
going 20 Butte, Montana, whrr" h" has
accepted . charg" for the wear Their"
ha. been uo appointment ." MI his
place BOO 'bis city.
Mr.. Ralph Hutchinson entertained
! Thursday ]aftrru""u - whist. \ very
ENJOYABLE time was had and the first
rril, vn. won hy Mrs. - =. Littlctou.
= Ia, u.pnl rrfr..hm,nt, were served
aud ,b. b,.,... wa. M her hest.
ron SALE Nr,, r.,icurr f,,
,,,r. ,.r,.J ,rc.. lawn. yooJ ont
buIIiug. ~ laru" r"r'h"-. \ h]nrGarn
. sold for cash. lurulrr 80 News "t.
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/ Comfy farm
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
SURELY HAD KICK COMING
Conductors Words Mus. Have Made Dark Clouds Settle Around
 WoUld-5e Passenger.

He was in an optlyiIg hGrz Of the Bronx. He hae an important engage ment in the lower part Of Manhattan and already he was la;e. Finally a trolley car hove in sight and bore rapidly down On him
 He signaied 1t. but in his dismay the speed was not slackened There Uas a second Of anxious thought- should he or should he not jump on the car-the speed was great. but so ~as the distance between cars
 And then came the back platform Of the car. and he shot ont his arm, clutched the hand rail-and the next Instant he was standing on the plat. form, feeling as though his arm had been ysnked from It's socket. but wear. tug self fsatisfied smile.
 The conductor. inside the car. pulled the bell and the car stopped.
 "Heyi Get on of herei~ shouted the conductor This Is a work car."-- New York Press
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
,LD-fAsHIoNED SWEET HERBS
Lavender. Thyme. Rosemary and 9th. CTS That Give Forth odors Both
 Fresh and Invisoratinq.

spent most of my scaoolday holi
 days at my grsndmothers place. ir
 Yorkshire. England. where maEy oi the customs of Queen Anne's time re main unchanged. So to me lavender and herbs seemed indispensable in q selfrespecting household. and, as soon ss owned a garden, they were ip. stalled
 At grandmother's sheer muslin bags hlled with leverder. thyme and rose. mary, were kept in every cupboard. bureau drawer and chest. Large isrs filled with rose leaves and mignopette all the herbs and many sriees. were slowed in the sitting rooms and halls the lids were removed for about half an hour each day. after sweeping and dustinE were done. so that a faint. indescribable perfume perreeated the whole house. and was most delight. ful.
 Even physicians agree that sweet odors are beneficial and valuable as disinfeetants. Those who have never experienced the delight Of sleepipx between sheets redolent of sweet herbs have before them a joy that VIII not soon be forgotten. Punk sticks and pastillies have positive odor. pleasing for a time. but 1t be- comes tiresome; herbal odors ara Fresh and inyigorating. ng.-Ra,e V. Ss Maurs in the woman's Home compss lon
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
AND MINING
 IN COUNTY Of GILA

C. W. vanDyke. Of Globe, was a visitor in Douglas last night. com.
 ing here on business, says the Inter.
 national He was in Tucson Tucsday
 night and pulled an irate city coun. eliman there off F. II. Blighton, the
 pugnaeious newspaper man, but not until Blighton had been severely
 beaten.
 Mir. Van Dyke Is a democrat and before coming to Arizona from Min. nesota was prominent in the demo cratic politics of that state. He was for a long time the private secretary of the late Governor John son and at one time he was a can didate for congress.
 Speaking of Globe, Mir. Van Dyke stated that the mining industry was continuing 10 grow larger and that during the next year several i'm pOrtant producers are expected to be added to the Old Dominion and Miami. The town of Miami has grown into a good commercial town, with all lines of business represent ed. The site for this new town was promoted by Mir. Van Dyke and recently he has secured some more ground and plated an addition to accommodate the increasing popula- ton and business demands.
 Speaking of political conditions in Globe and Gila county, Mir. Van Dyke said that there was a strong socialist sentiment there, perhaps more rabid than in any other part of the territory. but that there, was also many of the old-fashioned tyne of democrats who were taking no stock in the wild socialistic ideas of the present day in Arizona. la Gila county he predicted that Mark Smith would lead all other senator ial candidates in the primary, bur would not venture any opinion as to who would come in as second in that county.
 Mr. Van Dyke was for several years a resident of Warren, where he had charge of the original sale of lots and planned that beautiful spot in the Warren district.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
THIS BRIDEGROOM SAT DOWN
Didn't See Why He Should stsnd While the Bride Pilehted Her
 Troth at ths Altar.

They strOlled into the parsonage of suburban town Ia New Jersey and asked to get married They were from back in the country and both seemed anxious to get tho ceremony over and done with and get back Co their work. Thrifty young people Of German blood. they wee. with no time to waste on foolishnass
 The minister called in bis wife and servant 10 witness the ceremony and proceeded promptly He had the couple stand before him. asked the usual preliminary questions. and :hen got from the bridegroom the pledge that tied him for fife to the bride. He had just started with Do yon take this man." when he was aston ished 10 see the brideeroom walk over To sofa an' ~olmly alt down.
 What do you mean ny that?" asked the minister. Don't you want 10 fn- lsh the ceremony"
 Sure" said the bridegroom. But you're through with ne. I've said my part. and I'll sit here until she says hers. I'm tired"
 fou'H come back here snd stand ID until it Is over" said the parson fR some heat.
 The man got up and came back. tiis bride had not minded his action m the least. After they had gore the minister spoke his mind:
 The woman is going b get inc worst or that matrimoniai bargain"
 And for once his wife agreed with him
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
THAT RAILROAD TRIP
 UNDER DISCUSSION

The Arizona Gazette has done
 enough lying and newspaper fakine
 during the present campaign to put
 it in the class for which there is nc : redemption. says the Douglas In
 ternational. A few days ago it ! published a story which was played up as sensation containing the
 statement that f. s. DePass. repub- hcan candidate for corporation com
 missioner, and Judge E. W. Wells.
 republican candidate for governor.
 had ridden on a special train in this county with Walter Douglas,
 general manager of Phelps. Dodge & Company. These gentlemen did
 ride in the paycar Of the Southwest. ern from Bisbee to Douglas, having
 missed the train at Bisbee. If was special train in no other sense
 than it was the train carrying the
 pay car over the road But Judge Wells and Mir. DePass were not the only candidates that accepted this
 hospitality from Mir. Douglas. Flu gene Brady O'Neill. political polecat
 was on the same train. It is known that O'Neill has been acting as the special representative of the Gazette for several months and many be- iieye that he is responsible for the story in the Gazette which was in- tended to give the impression that Mir. Douglas had provided "spe- ciaf train for the republican candi- dates. This story was followed np the next day by the Gazette when the following appeared in it's edi- torial columns. This shows the char acter of Journalism that eminatss from the Gazette office:
 Tt is funny, but it is grotesque. also. that private train journey re. gently undertaken by F. s. DePass. member of the Arizona railroad commission. and Judge Wells. who aspires to the republican nomination for governor These aristocrats de sired to reach a given point and what more natural than that the great Phelps Dodge interests should place n special train at their dispo sal? The comedy was intensified by the fact that a regular train containing the common people came puffing along a few minutes behind the special Will it never dawn upon these people that the sovereign voters of Arizona are not looking for private train travellers. but search for man who gets close to them, who thinks their thoughts and dreams their dreams To date we have failed to learn of Phelps-Dodge or the Southern Pa ellie placing any private or special train at the service of George Hunt or Brady o'Neil. or any of the oth- CT of the peoples candidates"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
syndieates camnninn

It is alleged that word has been passed along the line tosall represent atiyes Of the Alaska Syndicate. to gen erally discredit conditions in Alaska to underestimate the yaiue Of the coal. timber. copper. and in fact everything produced in that region. Those N ho but a short time ago were elusive Tn their praise ot the riches and un- exeelled possibilities 0f Alaska. have suddenly discovered shat there is l.t- tie of value up ,here Ordinary facts Of commonest knowledge so all r... garding Alaska are noS being criti- cised. by these interests, and it is now realized that the whole Alaska controversy is about ito be precipi- tated in a fight which may out.riVal the bitterness of the BalHnser Pin. chot feuG
 Amazing statements have been printed in the newspapers in this country, regarding the visit of Secre- tary Fisher and his party and MT. Pinchot and his party, to Controller Bay during the summer. Shortly after Mr Fishers visit, a story was given wide circulation that tho party encountered conditions whica satis. fled the Secretary that Controller Bay IS worthless as a haTboF, and thai lands around it, if they were given 10 Richard Ryan, who was alleged, at the last investigation before the Ora ham committee, to be an agent of the Guggenheims, or anyone else. the property would not be worth having.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
Really Inssrestlna eeepIe.

Stevenson says he once sailed 0s a steamer which turned out to be : ship with no style on. bur with BIenty of sailors 10 talk 10 Plenty oI sailoFs 10 talk 10" suggests most any. thing but that you can always tell a man by the company he keeps The great man loves to rub elbows win what too often are unjustly called the common people, people who live their own queer way regardless Of man made laws or the whims and edicts oi society. The common people are The only people who. wise or foolish, are natural and interesting.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
ControIIer Bay


 Since Secretary Fisher returned. i Captain Lane. who commanded the yacht Elivra. in which the Secretary visited Controller Bay. has stated that Controller Bay is a valuable harbor and the lands about it of great wealth.
 Similar stories have been circulated regarding the experience of the Pin cbot party during the Alaska journey. It vas represented that because of extremely rough weather the party had to abandon its boat and tramp a lcng distance overland in order to reach it's point Of destination above Controller Bay. As a matter of fact. the party experienced no inconvience whatever in Controller Bay, and found it a perfectly protected harbor.
 The Pinchot party explored the shore in detail. made soundings and generally surveyed the harbor with care. They found it protected by Oshlee spit, Kanaka and Kayak Is, lands from all winds except those from of-shore which as a rule do not disturb the waters 10 any marked ex- tent
 The former government forester's
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21

A circular skirt win circular fcunce is shown in the accompanying illustration and no model could be more simple Of construction. The up- per part. although circular, has quite little fullness around the waist. The fiounce Is plain and the lower edge of the upper part of the skirt is gath cred to it into the upper edge. This gives the hobble effect without any of it's inconveniences. Cheviot, serge. satin and the like may be used in making e skirt of this character and 1t is net unusual to make the fiounce of satin and the upper part of cloth or of all over lace.
 The pattern (52O6) is cut in sizes 22 to 30 inches waist measure. Medium size requires yards of A inch mate rial.
 To procure this pattern send 10 cents 10 Pattern Department" Of this psper Write name and address plainly. and bs sure 10 give size and number of pattern.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
FOOT BALL PROGRAM
 INTERESTING ONE
Some Closely Matched EIeyens WilI Meet
 Today

NEW YORK. Ger 20:--By far the most pretentious schedule thus far in the football season Is due to be carried out on the college gridiroBs tomorrow. There are more important and more difficult games for the biz teams and teams not so big.
 On the eastern menu are such rich dishes as Tale vs the Army. Pennsyl- yania vs. Brown. Princeton ys- tbe Navy, Syracuse ys. Lafayette. Carlisle Indians ys. University of Pittsburg and Cornel ys. Washington and Jener- son. Harvard isn't SO seriously in- volyed. having Amherst as an oPpon- ent.
 In the West the university of Chi cago and university of Illinois line up for their annual contest at Chicago, and Minnesota and Nebraska will be seen in action at Minneapolis. Mich igan will play Ohio State and Wiscon- sin will have Ripon College as an op- ponent Other games in the middle west that will attract attention will be those Indiana vs. Northwestern, Missouri ys. Iowa State College, and Washburn College vs. Haskell Indi- ans.
 In the South the university of Geor- gia will have in Sewanee a foe that IS highly regarded. Vanderbilt will play the Central University Of Ken lucky, North Carolina will meet Dav- idson and South Carolina will play Florida. Other games in the south Mkl Include Virginia Ns Virginia Military School. Tennessee vs Mary KFf1 ginia, Westminster College. Tulane vs. Louisiana State Normal, Washing ton and Lee vs. Wake Forest, Geor- getown vs. Richmond College. Arlxan- sas vs. Hendrix College. and Texas vs. RaVlor Tfnivarestv
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21

companion states in one of his com munications to a friend here that Captain Land had confded to him that he was told bv one correspond ent Of a Seattle newspaper that the correspondent was going to knock Controller Bay regardless of facts. Many statements have been sent out from Cordova Bay which indicates a like purpose.
 The Guggenheim interests were the first to take up Alaska lands with a View to developing their immense possibilities.
 Pinchot's Valuation
 It is claimed by Mr. Pinchot and his friends that these lands have been o0ttast s,t r Fpst greatly below their real worth, .and that the ad- ministration should at once put into effect policy which would stop such grabs. It is urged that if those lands are to be disposed of by the government. title to them shall be re- tained until a proper valuation shah De placed upon them.
 On the other hand, it is declared oy the interests" that the govern nent should dispose of these lands and permit their development. These interests undoubtedly will try to prevail upon Congress to accede 10 their wishes at the coming session.