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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-01
DOPE AND
CON MENT
Amateur Sports Encouraged
j. Of v. AGAIN
CHAMPIONS

While wanhington'a victory over
Oregon gave the conference cham.
pionahlp 20 Dobie's eleven. accord.
ing 20 the record aud dope. yet u
would have been a questionable
title had the Pullman team defeated
the varsity yesterday. Many would
have eontended. In that event. that
Pullman, with two fluke victories
scored against II and its victory
over the Washington eleven. had
an equal claim 10 the champion
ship.
30. In reality, yesterdays atrug.
gle was a championship affair
and the title remained nj home
thank you. II was game Of
t0uchdswns- ain In all One for
the enemy and five for us And
with every touchdown there was a
goal kicked.
Right off the reel. Mnckiestone
was crowded over for the first
touchdown. but Pullman was back
al the local squad and Laird was
showed over. That opened the
eyes OF our heroes and they were
up and doing when the second quar-
ter opened
Then things began 10 happen
and II was 30 easy it's not ueees-
sary 20 tell how. Three more
touchdowns IN tho second quarter
and one more in the third. In the
last Pullman seemed imbued with
new life and spirit. and while they
kept the ball IN Washington terri.
tory they could not score. Final
score: Washington. 30: Pullman. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-01
FAREWELL To- FOOTBALL FOR
SEVEN OF GIL. OOb|E'S SQUAD
BY VICTOR ZEDNIcK.

football yesterday. -Four =
OF them Dobes advent at Wash
Unprecedented honor OF playing
service 4
HIS thia for the
time senior will have chance repeat
Capt Hili Coyie Grimm the Eroat end; Melville
Muceatone played their last brilliant
four years career Mcks4one admittedly the hadesth
haifback picked
iiNofthweH All win all 4
the all Northwest tam Grimm end il 4
sldered the this section. He
brother Of Huber Grimm. tho OF the uni
Royal Pnicn spesT the varsity iast
year Al one time HUSKY proyed himself the strongest man
ruiien
brother electrified Northwest his
playing who afarward
made the nahed
the
= Washington the senior who Ia playing HIS =
n first varsity. =
With OF ha Dobe will have big hole
70 I'LL next fall but he has GOOD second string and says be
worrying o
along without the carried out
bis instructions we'll that four championships have been an
4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-01
SPORT SPARKS

PARIS. Dec. THE grand pris
automobile race. held at Savannah
yesterday, viii be run in France In
1919 for the first time In years. ao-
cordlnF 10 announcement made by
the Automobile Club de France to
day II win be open to all. and
America will be- represented. The
grand prix will be extended over
two days. there being an event for
light cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-01


Seattle Au.omobne School. fio
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-01

BERKELEY. Cal, Dec. 1.-The
Stanford soccer team Ia winner Of
the 1911 championship from the
University OF California today az
result OF 2 TO victory here yes.
terday. This In the second victory
at soccer this season for the Card.
nal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-01
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IL,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-01
MURPHY WANTS
WINTER LEAGUE

4 CHICAGO. Dec. Eight .
. major league teams playing .
= winter baseball below the frost =
. limo IN Florida II the scheme .
4 proposed today by President 4
4 Charles Murphy Of the Chicago 4
= Nationals. In order TO give the 4
= recruits n better chance to 4
q round into big league form. 4
4 Murphy declares the proposed =
4 winter ioAgue 10 q certainty OF =
4 the near future. aud thinks IL
. viii be of great benefit In thin =
. ming the ranks Of the recruits =
4 who are "fafmet out" nj the 4
4 beginning u each major league =
= season. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-01

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Dec. -
Fans here today are divided In their
opinion regarding decision award
ed Frank Martaii of pawtuckei. n
l.. over Kid George Of this city, a,
the end OF their 2o-round bout. The
majority think that MAntsIl had q
shade. however. and stand by Ref
cree Joe Thomas. the former wei
terwelght champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-01

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Harry
Forbes, former bantamweight cham,
pion OF the world. Ia nursing a bad.
~ battered countenancc here today
M a result of a wailopina be re-
ceived from Eddie o'Keefe OF Phil
adelphia Forbes took severe
iacing In each round OF a io-round
contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-01

9tAtktfs NV 9Ns &@AAs
= Sporting Editor. Seattle =
= Star. City. Dear Sir: be. =
4 nevs In voicing appreciation y
. where II il due. therefore. q
4 this letter. | have noted the =
4 growth OF The Star aud wiah 4
4 10 congratulate you on your =
4 earlier" returns on this Mo =
= Farlaud.Murphy flxht was =
4 not down town during the NJ. 4
= t.rnoon but called up ono OF 4
4 the supposedly leading papers =
4 By phone and was Informed .
= they did not have the returns .
4 OF the fight. Scarcely ten min =
4 utes afterwards | stepped out 4
4 on the front porch and hoagh, =
4 the -plnk" extra OF one Of 4
= your ncvsboya. .
4 Yours. very truly. 4
4 r. T.. BRUCE. 4
xxx xSsxx WV 49, y
Seattle Au.omobne School. 40
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-01

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Dec. -
Frank Gotch. worlds champion
wrestler. has added Germany TO bis
lists Of conqnasts today. Goteh
threw Carl Hammerschmidt. Ger.
man champion. in two straight falls
OF IL and 10 minutes each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-01
40 WOlGAsT WASN'T NEEDED
nITCH|E SHOWED UP" WELSH

LOS ANGELES Dec. IA contender for the light 4
weight throne Willie Richie OF Fran
claco who the hours notice Vernon
tsrday and Welsh a standstt
Unframed In engagement
Richie
before the bout made remarkable showing and In the as
three rounds Welsh who had been xrooed for worlds cham
pionahp battle hanging avoid knockout More than
half OF the 1900
convinced decision
hundreds believe that Richie eniicd the
cinfon.
conceded the entire that Welsh has
back also the OF opinion that had
Wosast hs condition. he would
finished Welsh within rounds
! 4 = q q 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 q 4 4 a
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-08-19

LOCAL NEWS !

G. e. Corker was a business WIS.,
itor to Glenns Ferry Wednesday.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Inquire at this office.
FOR SALE Several dozen quart
milk bottles, at cost
4S--2-to. C. M. Jones.
]. A. and Mrs. Goodall are rusti-
eating in the mountains.
Sunday, September third will be
observed as Labor Sunday al the Bap
tist church.
Ira J. Schoff OF Hammett was a
business caller in our city today. The
Republican acknowledges a pleasant
call.
10Y w. Canaga of Glenns Ferry
who has been employed to teach the
Atlanta school the coming year was
N Mountain Home Tuesday and We'd
nesday, combining business and pleas
ure.
Az we go to press news comes to
Us Of the death Of Charles Hayes
who suffered a paralytic stroke at
Toll Gate and was taken to Kelsey
hospital Tuesday.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-08-19

Mrs. ]. t. Ransom of Pine was in
Mountain Home Thursday.
Miss G rtrude Hall, the nurse who
has been taking care of J. Mitchell
left Tuesday for her home in Boise.
s. G. Rhoades is recovering from
the effects of an hemorrhage of the
lungs.
j. A. Peake went to Bliss Tuesday
to assist In arranging affairs In CON
nection with the death of Mr..
Moore.
Mrs. Eva s. Porter and daughters,
Marion and Electa, arrived today
from Denver. Colorado for visit
with Mrs. Porter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G. Rhoades
The Baptist and Congregational
churches will unite in services which
VIII pc heM IN the Fark, Sunday ep-
ening at 5 r. NJ, when Rev Mason
viii preach.
William T. Smith from Brown
Flat was in town Wednesday, leay-
ing Thursday for Boise where he
went to transact business with the
United States Land Office.
Mrs Rich Thompson left Tuesday
for Caldwell as a delegate to the M.
Il. Conference which convened there
this week. Mrs. Thompson will also
visit relatives near Caldwell and will
be absent about a week.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-08-19

Mrs. Shaw who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Richard Bennett, Sen
for several weeks, left Thursday for
her home In Breckenridge, Missouri.
The b. Y. P. u will hold cooked
food sale at Hoffman's store room
(the old Benoit store) Saturday, Au-
gust rs, at 800 p. M.
r. w. Smith and family returned
Saturday from an outing at the Smith
Cottage on Boise River near Junction
Bar. A fine time is reported.
ed
Mr.. Rotter who has been the guest
OF Bertha Deuel. at the Mountain
Home Hotel, for the past week or
ten days, left Wednesday for Portland
and other coast cities.
Charles Hayes who has been EN-
ployed at the Tollgate as stock ten
der for the Rocky Bar Stage Com
pany, suffered paralytic stroke
Monday and was brought in on Tues
day to the Kelsey hospital where
he is In a critical condition.
Rsy. G. e. Mason and family re-
turned Monday from their outing trip
In the mountains to Atlanta. Mr..
Mason held three services at Atlanta.
One service was given under the
auspices Of the Knights OF Pythlas
OF that place, by special invitation.
They report a fine time at every stop
ping place enroute.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-08-19
FOR SALE

Two acres in Mountain Home,
all fenced, one-half acre in al
falfa, four room plastered
house, stable and chicken house.
Price $1,000, one-half cash.
If interested, call on
Albert Johnson
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-08-19
MRS. A. JOHNSON.

Beauty cuIturist and Hair
dressing, Facial Massage, Scalp
Treatment, Manicuring, Hair
Work, Switches, and Puffs
Made From combings.
Parior at Mrs. Hendricks
Millinery Store.
48-t-f
X 4 n /. =
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-08-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Thompson

Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Thompson
who have just proved up on val
liable claim at Cleft have been NOV
ing to Mountain Home this week.
Mrs. Thompson is planning to accom-
pany her daughter to the Mayo hos
pital at Rochester and will be accom-
panied by Mr. Thompson IL he can ar
range business matters in shape to
leave.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Willis and family
came down from Little Camas We'd
nesdav., Mr.. Willis has sold all Of
his property there and will make his
future home in Tacoma, Washington.
Mrs. Willis left Thursday for Caldwell
td visit friends and expects to Join
Mr.. Willis enroute to their new home
as soon as Mr.. w. has attended to
business matters. .
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-08-19
WANTED-1oo LADIEs!l

The Congregational Ladies Aid are
planning an Experience Social" and
In the meantime want one hundred
ladies' to earn one dollar each, to be
applied toward first payment on pews,
Said one hundred ladies' will please
report August thirty-first in the
parlors Of the Congregational church
and relate experiences in earning the
one dollar.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-08-19

FALL MILLINERY.
My Trimmer Is Now in the
City Getting the Latest Ideas
In Millinery. Will Be Home
September First With the Very
Latest Styles.
MRS. HENDRICKS.
+ Y
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-08-19

The Keener Drug Store announces
the opening of a grand Piano contest.
Owing to lack of space and time, we
are unable to publish the list OF pro-
posed candidates this week. Watch
for a big ad and list of candidates
next week.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04
Remember That Today Is TuCumCdri Dollar Day
The New State; Its History and Its Opportunities


laud susceptible for irrigation aud that
when water b. placed un them, great
crops viii hc the result. Until the las,
five ur siN wears not even our own citi.
Iru- knew thHl on much of our vas,
plains there wHs sufficient rainfall ~
assure successful crop. when proper dry
farming methods were applied, but -S.
p"rimcuts. surveys aud science have
shown MI. 80 be- the ease, ~ that now
N"w McNir" can -afrl, count on having
~ least four million nrrc. 1T lnud which
rau hr developed by means of irriga.
tiou. and some eight or ten millions
Of acre, "u which dry farming cun b"
successfully rrn"ticcd
our present irrigation laws were on
iv rCs.od hy the legislature which me-,
iu January. 1907. Previous 90 that time
certain laws regulating the u-" Ut wat.
rrs had been uu our statute books. but
they we're only Developed aud brought,
Ut" prActi'al "yi.trnc" nt that time.
Since then urnrl, siN hundred npplica.
ton. fur the right tu appropriate water
have b"ou Glrd with the territorial en-.
giu""r Many Of the works for which
the proposed appropriate ions wer" made
have been completed aud water has
finally been placed upon the land. Dur
ing th" last two your- some 80 nppli.
rni ious II" appropriate water have h""n
ilrd with the territorial engineer. Tn"
amount "' water sought to lr npIrup.
rin'rd hy these filings covers something
over iw" million acres. This amount
I.. ui course. ir rNrr,, ~ WhHi will ar.
uully hc developed, u, the filings are In
many ,u.", larger than the water sup
ply all warrant. aud duplicate filings
hnN" been made uu several large pro.
ircts However. within 'hc last Nv"
voar. forty irrigation project, have
been completed which viii irripatr ~.
80 acre, of mud Thirty other pro.
iccts have had Gfth or mor, Ut their
construction work dome aud when rom.
plc,cd will irrigatc l7j,'Nd acres. Twcn.
tv.,iy additional prui"rts have been
commenced url when completed will
irrpntr iun.G73 nrrrs of lnnd.
"It j. estimated that there il one.
ralf million water horse power that can
be- generate hy the waters IT the ter.
ri'"ry. aud iu many place. the fall is
s' great that given amount IT water
win generate enough power Ia pump
,ry,HI me, that amount from under.
il"v there have been twcntv.sr,rn
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04
TU(UN(AR|.NENpH|S
CONVEYED TO ROCK ISLAND
Puerto De Luna Ditch Undergoing Repairs Re
habilitate Old Town. Includes Right, of Way, Lo
comotives Cars, Turn Tables, Switches Work Shops,
Machine Shops and All Franchises

old Puerto DE Luna ditch ON the east
side 0f the pcros river below Santa
Rosa aud near the town ~ Puerto de-
Luna. About 500 acres NJ 6nc alfalfa
aud fruit land lie under this d.tch.
Puerto lie Luna at one time was the
county seat of Guadalupe county aud .
thriving inland town. Ia iSga the
name of the county of Guadalupe wns
changed To Leonard Wood IN order to-
circumycnI u difficult county seat law
and establish the county seat ~ Santa
Rosa, through which the then new ~
hasu mud southwestern railway passed
The neat session changed the name Ut
The county back Ia GuHdalupc. Since
the establishment 1T the county seat nt
Santa Rosa, the town of Puerto lie l.uua
has dcicriornbrd until now IL Il little
more than M agricultural settlement.
The revival of this ditch, however, will
put new life into the town aud surround.
ing country and in short time the
fruit and alfalfa crop Of this already
noted fruit district will De doubled
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04

After the glorious victory for state.
hood IN saturday, the New Mexican
turns aside for moment ~ present
splendid review Of th" development
aud III" possibilities of New Mexico.
written hy Governor William j. Mil,
fo' III" annual number Of ~" Red
li""k, of which many Thousand copies
hH'" been distributed all over the east
summing up ~ the assets of New MoN
leo, aud inventory taken, before new
h""ks at" opened aud new hu-inc-.
r. iuHugufnt"d, f"t Their" 3. ~" doub,
that whatever development. whatever
growth th"r" has been iu Nh" past will
h' merely rr"lud" to the prosperity g
1"d ~" advancement under statehood.
says HoN"rn"r Mills
.Nrhnurh New M.Ni,n i. 4, con,rn
mem, pnr, ~ the l'nitrd state. aud b,.
been for inward -, siX,, ,.nt.. .till
- u very lnrr. rortinu of inhabitants
~ uut country, especially ,n tho. las,
ing IN tho far .ns,, /, /. ~ unknown
and u. .hroud.d In mystery a. ,lmo.,
ANY part ni ,hc civilized world. Almost,
rNrr,nu. has hcnrd of ,b. N,,tr,,iups
the Ayt.rs. ~. CliN DNrll.r. and IA.
luchlo Indians who FORMERLY lived
here. hu, frw are nwnr. If the vr.n,
developments whith have taken rlnr.
M this territory during Nh. la, few
wears. aud me-, nur in ten thnus,nd real
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04
DEED ALSO FILED
IN QUAY COUNTY

Santa Rusn, y, NJ, Feb. |, Al of the
property of the Chicago, Rork island
aud n paso company from the Texas
aud New McNir" line on the east. Ia
Santa Rosa, y. NJ, On the west; aud MI
at the property Of the Memphis aud
Tucumcari railway company frum Deaf
smith county, Texas, to rucumcari y.
NJ, is conveyed 10 the Chicago, Rock
island aud Pacific railway company, In
a deed dled for record here. The trans.
fr includes all of the right of way, ter.
minals, station grounds. bridges, loco.
motives, ears, turntables, switches
work shops, machine shops, credits aud
cash on hand. The same deed has been
lilrd in Quay county, What the trans.
fer means is not known, but II probably
Iaeans the construction of new line
westward from the recos river.
Fifty teams aud Que hundred men
have commenced work repairing the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04
GREAT PLANS
ARE BEING LAID

our school, need library They are
making a great attempt 80 secure IL.
brnry. Monday, February 20. has been
decided ~ th" tim" Tor "a. big Library
Day. en- that day everyone connected
with th" school and interested ia the
school viii put forth great effort 10
srrurr for the school Il full Library.
Every friend Of the school is asked
to give one or more hooks 90 the school.
or II you cannot give books give the
money aud it win be- used to purchase
books.
The school j. making great plans for
the great day, each grade will b. q,
work trying to secure the books neces.
-a,, for the library for ~ room and
the High school will be- at work ~.
tempting 10 secure the general refer.
rucc library Tor the Who'll. school.
Vt the High School Library Day will
also hc Visitor, Day aud on that day
au effort will be- made 10 have the par.
"ut, aud friends of each student to Wis.
u the >ch"ol aud see the work ~ IL i
actually done. IN all day progrnm is b.
lng prepared hnd there will bc somr.
thing doing every minute of the day.
~" regular schedule of rcriia,ions will
lee carried through that each visitor
may see amy of the work aud both fore.
noon aud afternoon n special literary
aud musical program will be given hy
he literary societies of the High seho"l.
MI through the day will be- a reception
committee nt the door io welcome YOU.
| there will lee souvenir committee 90
supply YOU with neat aud pretty sou.
,cnir at your own price, there will lee
r"fr",nm"uis to supply your wants Ia
that linc ard IN all the day will he
great day for the schools.
Rrmcnhrr Library Day. remember
ihc date, look ont for announcements
which will Dee out soon. watch for your
invitation which vou will receive. be-.
gin thinking what YOU can do for IN.
s"h""ls get ready for Library Day. plan
v"ur work ~ that yOu can visit tho
,"ho"l for - little while On that dav.
come ai any time, YOU will be welcome.
stay ~ long or ~ little time ~ YOU
wi,h, hut COME.
uct your book or books ready. the
school will Dee glad "a send for them
mud the committee will he around Ia
know what iOr are going to 10 for
the school.
What will you dol DO what Won e,n
and Library Day wiu bc great sue.
cess whirh II deserves 10 bc.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04
BIG EXCITEMENT
AT CAP ROCKS
Struck Oil at Depth of Sixty Feet and People are Gath
ering There From all Over the Country-Fortv eight
Foot Vein of Oxide of Copper Carrying Gold and
Silver Also Found

In the Southwest, as the ore there has
proven 10 bc very high class. aud claims
are being staked out overy day, M peo,
pie are gathering from all parts Of the
country. One locator, health seeker
from Canada, was offered yesterday
s5ooo.o0 for his claim, which was re-
fused.
J. =, Hopkins, general manager and
locator of the company was In the city
today aud informs M that they have
eighty four claims now located In the
company, aud more are being located
every day. They are located only q few
miles north Of the place whore gas wna
struck in large quantities recently, and
people are enmped out all over she eoun
try there, and Mr.. Hopkins sayp that
every day there seems like 4 Fpnfih 81
July Celebration, or q big ho'lday
OF some kind, and that more are eonalng
In every day.
Indications point Ia BIG Oh and gold
craze in this part Of lhs connery soon
aud Rold and silver eHptrts claim thia
TO be- one Of the greatest pyosppcte svsf
7---- tc5nilnnsA "a PaSs plnA'
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-04
MACHINERY WILL
BE INSTALLED

Active work has commenced AZ the
Hopkins Mining camp, twenty. Ave miles
Southeast of Tucumcari aud three milrs
east Of Norton In the Cap Rock 4 force
of twelve men are now at work sink ing
shafts aud operating large drills. Struck
~ foot Oxide OF copper, carrying gold
aud silver.
People are flocking there from all
over the country aud Nh. Hopkins, gen.
cral manager OF the company, told a
News reported to-day that they had TO
stop drilling at sixty.fret, on account
of flow Of an oily material aud he
feels reasonably sure tnat they will
strike flow Of oil In day or two. As
soon M the oily material was located.
Mr.. ID. O. Hopkins, representative Of
the company, bottled up portion ~
Il and lef, this morning for the Fast
with the same, and while there will
purchase machinery for the company,
and win 10 short time have a real
mining camp there. This no doubt will
make one Of the leading aiming campo