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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-30
CORN A


lfINNflH ifNklN'
\ product Ut growing Importance IN
the ,cntrnl West. but one 1T which Viz
tie b.. ,aid g., lanr roru. Kuu.o. thi.
season will harvest lu.uuu.uuu hu.hcl.
! ~ more. Several other state. have rul-
| ed big crops. \ conservative estimate"
Texas. Nebraska aud VI ,,ouri, the priu
! ripul kanit states, Be- io,uuu, u"u hu.hrl-.
Most 81 these states harvest this wear
The greatest actragr IN their history
aud yrt the average man know, little
about this crop For instance. un The
board ~ trade tins week, % salesman
tried to sell q cattle feeder knnir ne.
stead II Indian corn. hut the stork mou
had never heard of It being used ~ u
cattle feed. although knnir hn, ~ pci
cent 1T the feeding value "i luiiau corn
aud BE- much cheaper.
! Kuniir IN most ,rrttou. ba. been
! known a. u catch crop. ho,au.o ~ .ou
he substituted late ~ the planting ,"u.
sou for IN, crop that +, ned, doing welt.
but IN" past year, iudgiug bv 'hr Widc.
acreage SOW tu d.. Il assumed m"rr dig
nity aud v1. chosen ~ the beg inning ui
the ,ca,,u tor i', great value. Ohlu
homU O., IL, stronghold. principally 10,
cause Western oklahoma farmer. IT,.
covered that 70 doe. better ru tina, ,rr
tion than Indian rom southwestern
kau,a, raised 80 much ihi, ,rn.uu that
the available forage b, Tar 10 oNrr-, 1T
the number Of cattle uu band Go ou.uur
H.
kathr - growing 100 Importance, and
~ som, ucarlu'r Will be- one Vt tho -'o
pie crops ~ the West. Hitherto It ua,
been used almost exclusively i, poultry
feed. hut when farmer, learn that u j.,
o tin" stock feed, particular, when
ground. ~ will command wider respect.
Good results ere had o., grinding seed
aud ,'alk together u 81, though' that
kaihr raiser, would mud quicker sale for
the grain ". instead ~ shipping - whole
they would grind n first. % task that
should easily bee accomplished. sine, vi
many farmer, hay" Installed gasoline
engines
owing 'o 'hr Increased ,tcli 'hi, .rt.
san dealers anticipate % lowering uf the
prize" Mi, tall. 80 that the coming vutrr
would ~" au "pIortuuo time for feeders
who know little ut h., u.r 20 arpuniu'
themselves with ~.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-30
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, 4. =. Ian,
Office, at Tucumcari, New Mexico
October %, 1877

Notice il hereby given that Robert i
Taylor, of llassen n. NJ, who, on Oct,
"a, 1906, made Ma Entry, No. 1887,
for NwiI, See. a., Twp, 3 n, Range 2s
y, N. NJ. +. Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention to make Final Communication
Proof to establish claim a. the land
above described, before Murry " Shaw.
u, =. Commissioner, At Hasscll, y. NJ,
Claimant anne rs witnesses: Sylyes.
on the 18th day Of December, 1911.
ter u. Durfee, of Orton, n. NJ, Joseph
II. Montgomery, Enoch Bartrum, Nor.
ris Blackburn, all Of Hassell, y. NJ.
r. A. PRENTICE, Register.
First publication November 10, 1911
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aud sayagerv Of the Indian tribes, they
repelled their iucutsions With hardly
any other resources than their courage
aud perseverance Conditions ar"
changed today aud 70 meet present ev
igcncics. IN order that they may hold %
conspicuous place u the affairs of the
new state, q place TO which they are
Justly entitled because VI their long
residence on The soil, aud because at the
glorious achievements ~ their ancestors
In the days 1T I'D, they need that more
powerful weapons ~ modern times in.
tellcctual training. rhe federal govern.
ment mas denied them this boon. II has
done more for the Filipinos IN matters
~ education I'M on" wear, than foi The
spanish. American. 10 sixty wears This
however. - pas history, aud uow Nh"
fact remains that the poor spanish
speaking children In the rural districts
u fthc state are far ftom being educated,
and " - 20 their nmcliotniiou that
every patriotic citizen should address
j.
thi. state. Tn. . he question which
80,
cent IT these people have been aud are
nav ~. pryV of fhp cunning aud trHudu.
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-30
MISS LUoERo's GRAFTON
WHICH WON SECOND
PLACE IN CONTEST

r..,...utipg fb, Now Nrvico Normal
unv,r.i,. ,f La. Vega. won second
! .I,,, u ,rr New NcNiro I~ntrf,cholastic
! prot.,i.,I ,,rtc.t In SANTA rc Sa'ur.
| I,, .,..riry >r,,mb,t isth.
Now occosion, Teach New Duties.
a.. ,,,o b,. ,,,n accustomed ia oil
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-30

T. T." welch and a party Of friends
will spend the dRy on the Canadian
hunting,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26
uno 1865 WleiIen in Der tbdtid6ii6en
5Iugssit Don % Gtunben unb
81 Winuten 5uriidssIsst.
15ifIia m Gee legt elm &c.
ftcuouib dh.

ftGnbnib a6.
goonepiIIs, 3nb., %. ausuit,
gtcfoem ibm in ben 80 Stunoen, oi,
er i'm Gefdngnib susebraht, fortpdb-
reno nit Jrosen 3uesisst rporbeu, sa6
cm Jrsitds Rdtmittde Wiliam Gee,
Der i'm 9eroa6t ftebt, isinsn Batter,
ieins Mutter uHb isinen gruosr err
moroet gu ha5.n, cine Itriitlihe grtIi.
rIns ab. ba6in se1eno. oab er isinsn
9atsr Riharo Gee in Selbitpertbsioi.
gung getootet babe, nahcem ieiu Batter
feline 5rau uno isinen iiinssrsH Sohn
Clarence eetootst bate. Ia Gtfnbr
rorbonoen mar, bab Der GefdHgers gs.
lnEht psrbsn ipiirbe, bra6ie ihn Der
SteriFf Soatss fpdter insgebeim in
e.usm Nutonlnbil noh GpanspilIe.
Gee, Der p Sabre aft iii, beitanb. mil
Der grobisn Rube unb 6artnddisteit
borauf, bab sr istne abnung DdpoR
Eabe, pie bic Witglieber fsiner ia
rifle ums 2sbsn iomen, Bis sr ipdi
ON Rahmittag anbersn SinHss tpuroe
uno, ndhoem CT pdpisr uno gIeife5sr
perlanst, oas iolgenoe 9sftdnonib aies
nsrihrisb:
I'D nurbe ourh sin GerGuIh se.
tpedt unb beeab mid in cds 3immer.
in benz meins Gliern uno mein 9ruoer
ihlisfen. aIs ih Die 5biir offnets, fob
ih, bob msin grubsr uno meine Wut.
tsr sstobisi iporoen uaren. Msin 0as
;sr iprans nit elmer 4rt in Der 6ano
euf mid gu unb rief: .Du triegit Is
ieet audit Sd rib ibm Die 4rt aus
ssr 5ano unb ftIug ibm bamit auf
ten aopf. Sd bemertt. ben Geruh
pen Petroleum unb mohts bic gnts
Setung, bdb bas geit bersits nit Stl
iibergoHen iuorosn ipar. gsrabe neil
Sir.ihholser bel Der 6ano iparen uno
ih fonit niht ipubt., ipas id thun
irlite. fi.dte ih oos getis.us In granb
Ino ndb odnn ben alarm"
Die SirabeH in Der umsebune oes
geiGnaniiIes ipdrsn ip1hreno ess gan.
zen 1aass nit asuttn ansefiilIt. uHier
tenen ii6 pisle Jarmer aus Ger umees
alno befannen. Jenermann ihien BON
bar GGulo aee's iiber3eugt su feiH
uno Drobunssn nurbsn nuf alien Ssi.
Ten ldut. Ter Gteriff beIiirftete. odb.
iptnn bic Grtl6runa qefs betannt
piiros, .s nnm6slih iein ipiirbe. ein
arnhaeriht gu Derbineern. Die
Gcunins g.dmien srildren. baB iie isis
ntn gehauptunsen nidt ben aeriHsiten
glauten Td,enisn. Gee tpuroe ounn
rad gintriti Der TunseIbeit untsr
ftarfer gepnfung in einem 4uiomo.
b:l nah GpanspilIe sebruft.
Die gshornen iino baron iiEer5eusi.
bab alIe orei VsrfoueH nit Der blut.
bsh.dteH 4rt srihinesn purotn, Die
ir ben hauie aefunhen tpurbe. nah.
lem bic sSlammsn esl0fht lrnrsn.
Der Heipeesrunb fir bas gerbres
hen mar pbne 3neifsl bic 1botione.
bcB Milliam See Iih In ben 8sfib RON
9elo ieBsn pclIis, um feline 0elie9.t
Rinnie 1anIor heirntben al tonnen.
Dollars in 1oar, bic fi5
am Mittnoh 4benb in oem 2se'Then
Soui. befnnoen. iinb nitt eefanosn
lpcYDen. Tiharo unp Clarence See
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26

aluepa Riff. On Der aiiite BON Riroros
qua, ssiheittri. unb man slaubi, bab
einige Mitslieber ber Hefasuns babsi
umgsfommtn finb.
Die .2llies" mar nit elmer oobuna
Banana SproFsn mad Hluefielbs
unisripess. als bds Shiff nuffuhr,
besabsn iib bic an 1orb befinblinen
Qeut. in bic Hocte unb ptriunten bas
Qanb su errtinen. Gins bie(er Nocte
lpirb psrmibt. unb man bsfiirdtet. bah
bis 3niafsa asssaasm hnA
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Die gsratbungen bsr bic
Warotto Sfrage.

~ "a y " "
paris, %. aug. Der anblnsiss
ratb pat am Grsiias bic llnterbcnoIuHs
gen ;yrantreihs NIT Gsitlhllno, ios
nett iie ssbisbsn FiHo. gutgebeiben uno
bic Snitruttionsn inDofiri. bic Suits
Gambon, Der fransoiiibs gotfhdfter
in Berlin, Don oem yremier GailInur,
bsm Wlinii.er oes 4:ubersn, 5srrn De
Selpes, uno bem Golonialminiiter Sc
grun erb1Iten bat. Gieie Snitruitios
nsn enbdlieu. elmer friihersH antiinois
suns su Golss. Die Marimdls sgeoins
sunsen. bic Jrdntreid bersii iii.
Tsutfd,.~. I3uaeiteben. um gu elmer
GIriguHg " O.. lgeH.
Die Winfil.. psFanbsH iih in fshr
ernittr Gtimmune. ais Tie Das gerd.
tbuHgssinmsr i'm Winiiterium ees
Snnsrn bstrdten, benn man tpdr iia
udhreno Der sansen moht betpuBt.
ndb bic GntfreiouRg pss Rabinsts bon
iebr srOber Ditiigt.it fir Grantrsih
ifin miiiis.
Die adbineisIisuns houtrt: 3tpsi uno
cine bnIbe Stunoe, es tpurben aber
out oIosre glneslsgenbeitsn parin BE-
fprohsn, ME 5inonSanssieseHheitsn.
Das Qtrfhuinbrn bsr ~uloHa ella"
aus benz aoupre unp bas 4ufeebtn Der
6erbftmnn1nsr nm Horben Jrnntrsidbs
iuegen bes unier ben Srupptn hsrrs
ichsnben Jiebers.
Sbelsih bic Snitruttionen. bic BEN
gotidcfter Gombcn segsbsn ipurbeH.
nitt gsrabe als elm llltimatum cnseIes
hen tperoen i0nnsn, iii bod sin piGtis
ger Shritt getban tporosn. Der enttpss
Der 81 elmer ginigung pDer su einem
Bruf fiibrsn tam. Alles h1nat BARON
0b. ipie 9sitftIano bic fran10iifGtn
WorfhIdge cufnimml.
Sn ben SHiiruitiontn iperbtn bic
'GislIung D<uiidlcnbs sur Waroiso.
irage unb bic esusifen SntsrsiIen noris
itlbit pom fransoiiihen Oeiihtspunft
Aus in 9e!rndt gesoaen unb Der gois
ff1Fter gambon fpire duteriIiri.
Eeutihlnnb bsitimmie 1txil. oss irnns
s0ffhen acngo fir bic nbfoluie antrs
fennuns Der anrstre GroHsrsifs ouf
tWlnroiio onsubieien.
Eofpobl In fyrrntr.id fpis in
Eeuifhlanb fpsrbsn Inslpiiden tri.ge.
ride gorbersituHesn esiroffen uno
jeot Der teinen Mab6te.iit pilIsns. bab
bic anb.rt "a lpsib. Tas tishsH Sibel.
,gtraifeI III nber notwithstanding MIR Elm
;biplomniii6ts ManDper. tpenngleih
bel elmer 10 srniten Girsisfrass. ipis Der
laegtnpdrtigtn. ein Striss nitt gu ben
,1lnm0glidteiitn eeb0ri.
Dos Hort varisa1 mar In biefsr
Wc6e nltbr i'm MnnDs .rnittaft benz
itnoer sfransoien. ala niss felt benz
Sabre 1906 Der syali mar. Sm QllIats
ntsinsn ipirb Is IN ben sfraesn aes
broudt: .sSft ss m0slih. oaB ss 81 sis
mem Rrita fonnien ipirD r. uno ..Mlin
uns 1tuiihlnnn ecrnlifam In einen
Ariss hineintrtibena~
. Rim. 25. auauil. Die biejisen |
@l1tter eebtn bic pariftr Etimnlen
liter ben enbaiiltiaen Gianbpnnit |
sFr1nsrsihs .pitber. irie trsin Der. .iiinas |
fen cffiSiOlen Hois itiasirt'ipprotn In. |
Eie psrieihsn i'm NHfhlub baran Der |
6pffnuns Baum. fgrnnsreih ireroe BE- |
rii6iimfisen. bnB Dsutihlan0 uilser |
isinen umitdnbsn Elm iuniIirits Mos |
rotfp buIben nsrbe. unb betonen, bah |
De qnriftr prtiTt bisber nars NIT bsm |
enef eefpieIt babe.
~ seeati4s 1cSssso osltuHss ssss |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26
Wetterberi6f.

Sir 8 bio: SdGnes Mstter am
Gamitae; ipdrmer I'm iiibIihsn 1beil.
Mm Sonntog ifonss, ipdrmeres Wets
ter. Werdnesrlihe Winoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26

Darn %. 4tpopb bat feinen 5lua
bon ct. 2cuis mad Rem yort
9liidlin beenoet.
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gBia bic Rsgisrung bas Geiss CUR
3rsHnung BON airfe uno Siaat
mpoifi3iren.

Der britiIts Gampfsr .Alice" on Der
aiiis BON Riearasua seInsilsrt.
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lin bic aathoIiten i'm Rorben oes
2anbes gu berubisen
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MiBDeritdnontb.
Jrembsr: Sinh Sie gineebosss
ner2"
- sRsiu. ist BIN en- 3uirsaeLs
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Mirb isst binneu aurs.m .rtpartst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26

Gin Ginfaa Der portueieitihen Mlos
nartiItsn in Portugal
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SItre6(ld( EiIa6l6 un, { (.di
Gtn She'll zines 3nges Der Sc
bisb galleg Giienbabn
Set Wanheitcr, u. g., iiber cine
Birdie geitarSt

Sotpeit bies Biz jsBt betunnt tit
Wurben % PerTonen getobtet unb 80
biz 90 ihnsr perlest.
Die Sdbt Der Sooteu biirfte aber nod
beoeuteno anpdhIer.
Der 3ug mar nit pielen 9etsran.n
ongefullt,
Die bon Der O. q. a. in Ro6eiter 3us
riidtebrten.
Cine 4R5abt 0eteranen unter ben Der
ungliitten.
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acknowledgement
8iGian, See
Der anseflast lit, Batter, Wlut-
ter uub Sruoer crmoroet
Su babeu
seste am Jreitas elm 0eitduos
nik ab
-
in osm sr bsbauptst, isinen Batter In
SsIbfDertbeioisuns sst0btst gu
babel,
Radoem oieier feline ;Jrdu unb isiueH
Sobn srmprbe..
Oas enbe Der @. u. R. Reunion.
Riftsr 5arpep M. 5rimble bon
princeton, gus, gum Dbers
tommnnbeur erlpG6lt.
-


Die 0sfddftsldgs bes 2anbes.
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Der .ttpas bsunrubigsnb tDirtt.
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Muslan0. Selegrapb
----------
Die er(eOigang 0er MarO66o.
Qngelegenfeit
0mrd) bic 1Drm,tlirnng Der
0mgeftdnoniiic grant
reifs
Ginen S6ritt nd6er seriiGt.
Die beutite prefs fhlagt ober einsn
Ginen S6ritt nd6er seraGt.

Die beutite greiis fhlagt ober sinsn
berausforosrnben 9on on
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-26

BuDa PET. 20. Muguii. lleber elr
DtrEdnanibpclIes 8ohnungIiid, spslr
dem rifle Wenfhenlebsn gum Cpfel
aefalltn iinb, lpirb aus anf6nu ssIs.
|arapbiin semslhti. Der BON bort ab.
aegdngene Stnen3ug iubr Bel Deor,
aenbtrs In sinen p<rionensus binein,
unD sirar NIT folder mu6t. bab meb.
rert Wuggons rcnifdnbis 3ertriimmsri
fpurbel.
Sets Jr1uen ipurbsn nuf berGiells
nsiooiet. 3pnn5ie perfonen trneen
fdptre WunosH bdpcn. lpdhrenb DieIs
Itiftert NerItbunetn srIitten.
Dampfer atfhtitert
aineston. Jomcifd. %. aua.
Ter britiife Tampfer ~Mlire-, Der Dor
e;ntr Wohe BON bier aus, NIT ben
ptIddlimfien Bsomien ber a(ilnniie
,truit GampGns etoinp n an Dipa
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-03-23
New Oklahoma Charters.

Oklahoma City, Mar. 2S.-The fol-
lowing Oklahoma charters were issued
yesterday:
Heavener Light and Power company
of Heavener, capital stock 10000; d.
rectors, Claude o. Moore, Elias Coop
er and Herbert D. Alden. all of Wilbur
ton.
Delaware Realty company of Tulsa,
capital stock $4,000; directors, w. P.
Fleming of Tulsa; Charles l.. Daugh-
erty and e. o. Cassidy of Oklahoma
City.
Prairie Dell Telephone company of
Gate, capital stock $500; directors,
Larkin Haynes, Charles Kirkhart, S..
O. Gordon, Mark Reeves George Ken
neck, c. B. Kirkhart, R. S. Carpenter
and John Sukdol, all or Gate.
Miller & CO., of Wagner, grain
dealers, capital stock 10000; direc-
tors George c. Miller, Lulu Miller and
Luna Miller, all Of Wagner; Rufus
w Miller of Holiday,
Keith Concert Band, Keith, capital
stock $500; directors. R. Porter, w. G.
Gindlesberger, ]. D. Gassner and G. NJ.
Campbell, all of Keith.
Jackson County Fair company of
Blair. capital stock $4,000; directors,
R. II. Vernon, w. M. Wicker, Jack
! Fletcher, w, G, White and Joseph
Huber all Of Blair
Comanche County Improvement
company Of Lawton, capital stock
$4,000; directors, r NJ, English, G. NJ,
Paschal, Louis Davis, John Connor
and J. F. Tedford, all of 1awton.
| Amended charter Willow Branch
Mining company of vinita, increasing
capital stock from $4,000 to $50, ,OOo
Amended charter of Conservative
Loan company of Shawnee, changing
name from Conservative Loan and
Abstract company, capital stock $50,
900.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-03-23
The Reach 1911 Guide.

That one more ball season is upon
us is eonvincingly demonstrated
through the welcome appearance of
lReaeh's Official American League
Guide for 1911; being, as usual, first
in the field and this spring earlier than
ever, The 1911 Reach Guide. which
has been edited for many years by
Editor Richter, of Sporting Life" is
always up to the high standard set by
the Reach Guide ever since the incum-
beney of the present editor, but it can
be Justly stated that the 1911 Reach
American League Guide is the best of
the long Reach series and superior to
|any similar publication in the world
alike in the matter of text. illustra.
Itions, quality of paper, binding and all
"details that go to make up a hand
some as we'll as readable book-in
short the American League Official
Guide for 1911 is in all respects a first.
class hand book for the National
game and decided credit to the
American League and to the publish
ers. the Reach company, of Philadel-
phia. This is the tenth annual hand.
book of the American League and the
twenty.ninth consecutive year of its
publication as book of record and
reference for the entire base ball
world.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-03-23
FINANCIAL CONDITIONS IN
WEST ARE ON THE mel D

Chicago, ILL.,. Mar. 2S.-The awaken
ing of interest in the larger eastern
centers OF population in irrigation and
development possibilities Of the west
and the southwest is evidenced by an
interview with Judge Charles F. Fish
back. an irrigation authority, which
recently was sought and given space
in the New York Sun. Mr.. Fishback
is the chairman of the Chicago board
OF control OF the Nineteenth National
Irrigation Congress, to meet here this
year, and it was in this capacity that
he spoke for the New York paper.
Mr.. Fishback was described as hav-
ing arrived in New York on the crest
OF wave of optimism, and In his talk
he touched upon financial conditions
in the west, the reciprocity measure,
the Chicago Association of Commerce
trade expansion tour of the Orient and
the Importance to both Chicago and
the country as whole of the Irriga-
tion Congress this year.
Financial conditions in the west
are on the mend,' he Is quoted, "and
everybody recognizes that since jan
uary | there has been an upward
trend. The market for bonds on the
neutral resources of the country has
improved remarkably, and is still Inn
proving. never have known a better
outlook in this direction than there is
today.
"The Chicago Association of Com
merce, which has lent its support to
the work of the National Irrigation
Congress, is about to send a party of
its members to China. This movement
is in line with the great interest which
Chicago is taking in developing not
alone the resources and commerce of
our own west but the Orient as well.
The outlook for the development
of the arid lands of the west has never
been better Many persons do not ap-
pear to realize that the government
is spending s4S,OOO, 900 in the develop
ment of huge irrigation enterprises in
arid land states in addition to the tre-
mendous expenditures already made.
The importance of this work is Illus
trated by the fact that President Taft
is to address the Irrigation Congress-
this year, this being the first time
the organization ever has been promis-
ed the privilege of having the presi.
dent for its guest.
''The work of interesting the peo-
pie of the United States in this con.
yention would seem to be matter of
supererogation for all the newspapers
of the country, practically speaking.
have from time to time been generous
in their treatment of accounts con.
cerning the relation of increased de-
velopment to the cost of food stuffs and
so on. The congress will probably at.
tract the attention of half a million
people in Illinois alone this year.
farmers merchants and manufaotur-
ers have nothing but confidence in the
general outlook for the year"
Mr. Fishback, who is a partner in |
one Of the big bonding houses of the |
country, has lived in California, New
York and Chicago and is capable Of
keen observations, both because Of
his business training and his travels.
Recently he left Chicago to spend a
month in England as personal mis-
sionary Of the Irrigation Congress.
w z Earlnv nr,d unhnr cIrinr,n..
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-03-23

w. p Farley and Heber Skinner
returned last night from q trip to
their ranch near Talala.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-10-13
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Executor of the estate OF Francis NJ. SpawIl,
deceased, has filed his final account in said es-
tate with the County Court of Lincoln County,
Oregon, and the same has been by said Court
set for hearing on the 9th day of November
1911, at the hour of 10 O'Clock n. m Sof said day,
at which time I'LL parties having objections
thereto. If any there be, are hereby notified to
appear in said court at Toledo, in said county
and present the same for adjustment, and up.
oirAyour failure so to do said executor will ap-
Fly to said court TO have said account ap-
proved, the administration closed and the ex-
ecutor discharged.
Dated at Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, this
10Th day OF September, 1911.
W. A. AYERS,
Executor OF the estate OF Francis NJ. splawn,
deceased.
sIBLEY & EAKIN, Attorney for estate.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-10-13

eph Berg, 40 acres in ALL 10. $40.
Mart Finneran and wife to C
O'Donovan, 20 acres in 4,11, 10.
$40.
B. F Swope and wife to Floyd
Bilyeu and Van Bilyeu, lot 5 block
CT, Case and Bayley's I'd ad to New
port. 81.
B F Swope and wife to Mrs. Ellen
M Sullivan, lot block CT, Case
and Bayley's I'd ad to Newport. 81.
Otto Lahti and wife to Anna
Huhtala, J interest in 42.4S4 acres
in 27,9,1O. $40.
William P Stitt and wife to o L
Holgate, 160 acres in 1921. 81,
w D Satterley to D L Cheek, land
in l8,11,11: 81.
Henry Nice and wife to Mary S
Middleton, tract of land in 1873.
II. $1s
Orlena Ruble to James W Barnes,
lots 3 and a block 81, in Waldport.
$40.
William Scarth and wife to Lin
coin County lot 2 block 8. lot a
block 2 Nye and Thompson's ad to
Newport. 81.
George E Quiggle and wife to
Roy P Birks, Is acres in 32,13,11.
$11O.
Mrs Victoria Boeschen and hus-
band to j F Wikidal, tract in block
"B" Case and Bayley's I'd ad to
Newport. 81.
Mary Pugh and husband to Geor-
ge H Berg, 100 acres in 24,10,10.
$1400.
Dora E Ingle and husband to 4 B
Shumway, 1880 acres in Ill IL.
$4,000.
Anna Huhtala and husband to
Otto Lahi, 42.4Sl acres in 27,9,1O.
$40.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1911-10-13
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