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mad when she II left Q widow. or gve,
q divorce.
And just when had decided that
hated him. and that there was ON
man i knew who wouid never maxi
love to a woman whom he thought
married and then be very dignifiet
and aloof when he found she wasn't.
heard what was wrong with the tele
phone wire.
II had been cut, Cut through with
pair OF silver manicure Scissors
from the dressing table In Bellai
room. where Aunt Selma slept! The
wire had been clipped where IL came
into the house. Just under window
and the scissors still lay on the sill.
II WAS mysterious enough. but nc
one was Interested in the mystery
Just then. We wanted food, and want
ed II at once. Mr.. HARRISON fixed the
wire. and the first thing we did, OF
course, was to order something TO eat
Aunt Selma went TO bed Just alto
luncheon with Indigestion, to the re
lief OF every one In the house. She
had been most unpleasant all morn
ing.
When she found herself Ill, how
ever. she insisted on having Bella
and that made trouble at once. We
found Bella with her cheek against
the door into Jim's room, looking
maudlin while he shouted love mes
sages to her from the other side. Al
nrst she refused TO stir. but after
Anne and Max had tried and failed
the rest OF us went to her in q BODY
and implored her. We said Aunt
Selma was In awful shnpe-which
she was. as to temper--and that she
had thrown mustard plaster a,
Anne. which was true.
So Bella went. grumbling, and Jim
was maniac. We had not thought 4,
would be so bad for Bella, but Aunt
Selma fell asleep soon after she tool
charge. holding Bella's hand and
slept for three hours and never ie,
go,
About two that afternoon the sur
came out, and the rest OF us went I'D Il
the roof.
stayed on the roof after the 9th
ers had gone. and for some time
thought i was alone. After q while
l got whiff of smoke, and then
saw Mr.. HARRISON far over In the cor
ner. one foot on the parapet. moodil,
smoking n pipe. He was gazing on
over the river. and paying no atten
ton TO me. This was natural. con
sidering that l had hardly spoken u
him all day.
l would not let him drive me away
so sat still. and II grew darker ant
colder. He filled his pipe now ant
then. but he never looked in my di
rection. Finally. however. as II grew
very dusk, he knocked the ashes out
and came toward me-
i am going TO make a request, Miss
McNair," he said evenly. Please keep
on the roof after sunset. There
are-reasons." had risen and was
preparing to go downstairs.
Unless / know the reasons. / re
fuse to do anything OF the kind" re-
torted. He bowed.
Then the door will be kept lock
ed" he rejoined, and opened It for
me. He did not follow me, but stood
watching until was down. and ]
heard him close the roof door firmly
behind me.
CTo BE CONTINUED0
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PRIVILEGE.

Visitor-Why don't you get out OF
this town? You can never make a
success In this dull hole.
Native-No. but i can always tell
what l could have done elsewhere II
I'd ever have gone away-Puck.
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So Familiar

YES" said Nagget, "a woman usu.
ally treats her husband as the average
servant treats bric-a-brac."
Go ahead" said the wise Mrs. Nag
get. What's the answer"
why, the more he's worth the more
she tries to break him"
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Stitched 10 90 tho inch. reinforced
where the strain comes: round edge
finished throughout. Bride H-in. boz
checks, round stays, nose band
BRkAST COLLAR: 3-in. v shaped.
SADDLE: single strap gin. BRCJS
BAND; lin. doubled and stitched.
LINES. Hx1h-in., spring ends.
BREECHING. Kiln. fTTP straps.
E-in. TRIMMINGS: nickel. brass or
imitation rubber Price only Sl5.f5
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knob felt Il move uader my fingers.
The counter pressure evidently alarm
ed whoever II was. for the knob was
released and nothing more happened.
But by this time anything SO uncom-
plicated as the fumolinS OF a knob a,
night had no power TO disturb me. 1
went back to bed
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Negley-You seem 70 have a no.,
opinion OF Folders intelligence.
Gaymer-Yo would. too. n y,r
knew he had been looking IN the CT,
directory three days FOR Ziezler's I'd
dress and had got only as far as 70.
DIS.
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Remember. there is a limit to hui
man endurance. The friends who
stand up for you may tire In the
conse Of time and proceed to sit
down on you.
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SHAKE INT, youR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease, tho Antseptic powder for Tired
aching. swollen, nervous feet Gives rect and
comfort Makes walking delight Sold everywhere,
&c. Don't accept any substitute. For FREE
sample, address Allen s. Olmsted Le Roy N Y
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Out at my uncle's the people 20 n
bed with the chickens"
Well. at tie price chickens sell =,
now they are certainly worth watch
ing"
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ana i went To the
store to get a bottle
of Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound, but the
clerk did not want
to let me have it.
he said 1t was no
good and wanted mo
to try something
else, but knowing
all about It i in
sisted and finally
got It, and i am SO
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I'm the other life." said the new III,
faddist. we simply develop what hav,
been our tastes In this"
"Humph!" calculated a usten~s
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SHE GOT
WHAT SHE
WANTED
This Woman Had to Insist
Strongly, but it Paid

Chicago, Ill.-"I suffered from fe-
male weakness and stomach trouble.
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Garfield Tea corrects constipation by
arousing the digestive organs TO their in
tended activity. Composed of Herbs.
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The Nidht Shift.

Positive Wife-John, why do you
talk In your sleep? Have you any
idea?
Negative Husband-So as not to
forget how, / suppose. It's the only
chance l get!-Puck.
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Who hath not known misfortune
never knew himself or his own vir.
tue.-Mallet
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GETTING On

We'll, little boy. did you go to the
circus the other day."
"Yes'm. Pa wanted to go. so had
to go with him"
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Take care OF the pennies and tn
dollars win take care OF your heiTA,-
Life.
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The Adjutant-Inform Corporal
Stripes that his application made some
time since for a furlough has been
granted by the war department
Sergeant-Im sorry to say. sir, that
Corporal Stripes died some six weeks
ago, sir.
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THE ORIGINAL
GUARANTEED HARNESS

GENUINE GEMCO IIARNESS-"the klnd
that's guaranteed"-have no real rival. ~
has taken thirty-three years 20 reach their
high standard. They are still improving.
YEARS ago we discovered that the harness
we were making could be guaranteed We al
once began selling them IN that way. We
are stu the only manufacturers Of harness
who give q guarantee that insures yors
agoinst defect Our leather. thread ana
hardware are the best. our Workrneu are
skilled each IN his particular duty.
GEMCO harness ~ the horso-Vear we'll
keep their shape and satisfy the man who
buys them They are Intended FOR eer,tcs.
tbey are not made just 10 please the eye
ana sell: they are reinforced where tie
strain comes. The leather ie blacked bofh
sidcs They are thoroughly inspected before
harness -" A@'~D
LOOK FOR the trademark GEMCO on no
box loops and inside the blinds Your local
oealer VIII sell them TO you At advertised
write for booklet No. 6if-mention your deaf
er's name 49,
THE CRAF-MoRsBAcH CO., CINCINNATI ONO
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-07-28
VIRGINIA WINS BOTH GAMES

Raln prevented the Sunday
game between Virginia and the
Colored Gophers, disappointing
many fans who had looked for
ward to an afternoon's amuse-
ment, but the Gophers took the
short end of the money in the
two games played, Virginia win
ming the Friday game by score
OF 10 to 3 and the Saturday game
by score Of 8 to 5.
Meegan was in the box for the
first game and Silberstein for the
second, both doing excellent work
while at the same time having
good support with one or two ex-
ceptions. The Virginia team has
been strengthened by the acquisi-
ton of Mccullough, Of Superior,
who holds down the first sack,
and in the two games played re-
ceived appreciated strength
through playing Bobby Geisel-
man of Hibbing, who did fine
work in the center garden and
also showed 'em where he got off
at the bat, doing good stick work
when it was most needed.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-07-28
VIRGINIA-HIBBING SAT-
URDAY AND SUNDAY

The old-time game will be on at
Oliver Park on Saturday and Sun
day, when our friends from Hib-
bing will be over to "get theirs"
from the greatly strengthened
Virginia team.
And that the visitors are enti-
tied to get theirs" at this time is
no better evidenced than by the
fact that Virginia trimmed the
Colored Gophers in two successive
games, while in a series of nine
games at Hibbing just previously
the Hibbingites managed to scrape
out two victories from the bunch.
If you ever saw base ball, if you
have any interest in the game,
and have any desire to see things
get partially evened up, be in at
tendance at both these games, for
there's going to be something do
ing.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-07-28
|. 5. MINING INSTITUTE
Complete Program Has Been Ar.
RANGED For the Three DAYS Trip

A. j. Yungbluth, secretary OF
the Lake Superior Mining Insti.
tute, has received. a copy Of the
program from the Menominee
range committee, which has
charge Of the trip this year. The
members will be entertained for
three days at Crystal Falls, Iron
River, Vulcan, Loretto and Iron
Mountain and as there are num-
ber Of points Of interest at those
places that have not been inspect
ed by the Institute, the trip will
undoubtedly be = pleasant one
and highly instructive. The mem
bers will live in special Pullmans
and the majority Of the meals for
the three days will be served on
diners.
Several business sessions will
be held and a number Of papers
bearing on mining will be read
and discussed. Some Of the pa.
pers will be printed and distrib.
uted before the institute con,
venes, so that members will have
an opportunity to study them and
be prepared to make comments.
Following is the complete pro.
gram for the entire three days:
Tuesday, August 22nd.-
A. M.-Arrival s.and reception
of visitors at Crystal Falls.
100 p. m.-Visit to Hollister
mine, inspecting new ore dryer,
Tobin and Bristol mines.
600 p. m.-Entertainment and
luncheon by Crystal Falls Com
mercial club. /
500 p. m.-Business session at
court house. )
"Wednesday, August 23rd.-
500 a. m.-LeaVe Crystal Falls
in automobiles en-, route to the
Iron River district, visiting the
Chicagoan Lake, Swanson, Baltic
Caspian, James, Davidson and
other mines. At the Swanson
concrete shaft sinking will be
seen.
Intermsision for dinner at H.
800 p. m.-Entertainment and
luncheon by Iron River CONNER.
cial club. +
500 p. m.-Business session al
opera house. 49,
Thursday, August 24th.-
Z :00 a. m.-LeaTe' Iron River
for Dickinson county points.
900 a. m.-Arrive Loretto
View change in river course and
mining in the old river bed.
Automobile trip to hydro-elec.
trio plant at Sturgeon Falls, elec
trio equipment and concrete lin
ed shaft at Vulcan.
IL 100 noon-Dinner.
l :OO p. m.-Automobile triE
from Vulcan to Norway and Iro1
Mountain, visiting Chaplin mine
construction of dam at Twin
Falls and other points of inter
est.
| 100 p. m.-Disbandment.
Schedule subject to change ac
lcOrding to the weather
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-07-28
'HALDEN FAvoRS
INEBR|A1E FARM
Says Jail Sentences Fair to Obtain
Proper Results in Most Cases
Of This Kind.

Of This Kind.
County Auditor Odin Halden
is the latest citizen Of Duluth to
give his unqualified approval to
the project of an inebriate farm
for st. Louis county. Mr.. Halden
said yesterday:
"The proposition Of having an
inebriate farm has my unqualified
endorsement, and l am glad to
note that it is generally meeting
with the endorsement of many Of
the most influential men in Duluth
"We owe this class Of people
something. The condition that
creates them is largely of our own
making. Jail sentences as me-
dium Of overcoming this evil are
entirely inadequate. This wood
man comes to town and spends his
money. He has lots of company
and no little assistance in reaching
the unfortunate condition that
makes him amenable to the law.
Of course, he is wrong. He needs
a lesson, but the disgrace he feels
at a term of confinement in the
county or city Jail usually over
comes any salutary effects it may
have.
"Most Of these men are magni-
fcent specimens Of manhood. This
confinement in Jail is an extreme
in the opposite direction from the
normal life they live. Let them be
sent to the farm and let them
serve their sentences at outdoor
work Of the kind they do in the
woods. They would be earning
something for the county, and at
the expiration Of their term they
would be in a physical condition
that would be a vast improvement
over that in which they would be
in after serving a Jail sentence.
IL heartily agree with those in
terested in this movement, that
the thing to do is for a citizens
committee to get busy on the mat
ter at once. Let them go into the
matter as thoroughly as is neces-
sary and work out some sort Of a
plan that will be feasible. Then
there should be little difficulty in
getting the project under way.
''f my information is correct,
both the city and county authorl-
ties are ready and will ing to do
anything within reason in this mat
ter A citizens committee could
aid them materially. The spon-
sors Of this movement should get
together and take up the matter
at once. Everybody seems to be
in favor of the plan, and it GER
tainly is hard to understand how
anybody, who has given the mat
ter any thought, can oppose it. l
hope to see this agitation shape
itself into we'll organized, syste-
matically directed crusade that
will result in the establishment of
some institution whereby petty Of
tenders and inebriates may better
be disposed of than is possible un-
der present conditions.
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WILL EXEMPLIFY FIRST
AID TO THE INJURED

At picnic to be held by the
employees Of the Bangor mine on
Sunday next practical demon
stration of the work of first aid
to the injured will be given. The
men will 60 through the operation
Of caring for wounded man, or
rendering first aid, showing the
methods used under various con
ditious. s.s.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-07-28
DISAPPOINTED THE
PIoN1cKERs,

The rain on Sunday disappoint-
ed several parties Of picnickers,
the Italian Benefit Society having
planned an extensive picnic and
program for the Auburn hill,
and the Sons and Daughters of
Norway having a like fete in
prospect at Auburn Park. Both
events had to be postponed, as
did also many Of the little Sun
day excursions and picnic out
ings Of private parties to the
lakes in the vicinity:
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-07-28
BUY BIG TRACT OF
FLORIDA LANDS

A party Of prominent Virgin
ians, among whom are NJ. J. En-
ders and sons, Nels Anderson, Ed
Erickson, Axel Pakkala and 9TH
ers, have recently closed a deal
for the purpchase of $500 acres
OF Florida lands, located in Brad
ford county.
The company will plat a town
site, and will place their holdings
on the market the coming fall.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-07-28
SWEDISH SCHOOL WILL
CLOSE NEXT FRIDAY,

The Swedish school which has
been held the last several weeks
at the Central school building will
come to a close on Friday next.
il special program will be render
ed by the pupils at the Mission
Church, Friday evening, August
4th, at S o'clock. a-:.. =
The parents and all who are in.
terested are cordially welcomed.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-07-28
TOURNAMENT AT
BIWABIK NEXT WEAR

At a business meeting of the
Mesaba Range Volunteer Fire.
mems Association, which is in ses-
sion at Proctor in annual tourna-
ment this week, it was decided to
hold the next meet at Biwabik
H. G. Gilderman, of Proctor.
well known to many range people,
is the newly elected president Of
the association. =
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21
Boys and Girls Industrial ub Organized and officers
Elected for the Year Much Interest
SCHOOL NOTES---MAKING
A GENERAL ROUNDUP

The meeting ot all 'h" wrls and
teacher, IN NJ, auditorium ln'' Monday
~ II u'clocE was all that wr expected
The Auditorium wo, iill"i and thrr" un
uu lcs, than hundred Vito "Npr".-"d
their desire tu rump"i" iuI u,". n
the Industrial club. u 'h" new STAT"
The follow my were elected 49, 'ur hr,l
officers ni III" PunN county club u e.
lie Bpv,. president. stella NliprI \Ir
President: Eup ,umiral. secretary
rrensur.r These officer. Nlll uuv g'I
into the wnrk ~ earnest, aud W.. -NH|0
.nuu hud uut huy, aud gtti, preparing
their soil aud material fur tb" rNu.hli,
Examination. atr in full swing. Iu-
week ends the first half "t 'h" .,n"".
year. aud each p"t.,u Is trying =" 60.
tor the holidays with n"lhlug "u ~"
mind but q good record Tn- W.'l N"lr
u. ~ ENJOYING III" ,"u.uu 2" tho u''w
most
Tuc halliday Vacation extends irw
Friday. the 22nd 'o January .ud, "' ,
week aud q day MANY ct our pupil,
aud teacher, will ,r"ud the 'lm" with
unl "f town tri"nd.
The boy, of the High ~rn"nI undrf
the direction at Mis-, Cook have stained
the library furniture rrr"utI, presented
tr ~ hy the ,ltv Library h"nd oui
"a. snail .nuu have everything iuli,
completed for the public 20 'oh" 'd
vantage "f the h""t,.
New Years dav NilI hy tho dat" ior
our first public exhibition "f hasori
ball thi, season The team. from 'hr
different societies Will play two games,
one by the BOYS aud one by the girls,
Ut Evans Opera House IN the afternoon
uf rho Rrs, dav at l"l2. Ihr~" team.
have hccn praciiciug long nud hui iw
Ih,s or,asi"u. aud 'h" public viii wi'ur,-
two of the hcrc"sr battle, ever seen boo
rurumcarl,
The swing, and basket hall rourt. n'
central arc tully nrruprrd ~ ail times.
This work of playground improvement
hy III" teacher. aud their trrrud, viii
mean mucu - lessen mischief aud uud".
,irahlc habit, and will strengthen 'h"
children physically tn" pleasure that
viii come to them will undoubtedly ,tim
uatr them to e greater desire ior r"gu.
ur school attrnduncr.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21
REYIsTA PLOT IS UNEARTHED

M"Nrro city. Mrxiro, bee. ln \ lct
ter dated san Nu'ouio and signed
",,r"rurr, taken from Gru lligiuio
AguilHr. vino wus arrested here ou %
"harg" oi h"lug 70 r"u,p,raior ,u the 100.
trrr,i ot Gen Reeves. states that she
rryolulion,,t, had ,ru' into MrNlru ,r,.
"ral million peso, wcrth at armament
aud had orgnuilrd bands ot Rryisra.
ready IN every important city tor au uI.
rising "n December lg.
Th" plan was frustrated hy the rou.
t,uu"d observation ut rhr header, 100
Texas
Gru. \gulnr drrInrr, hat the letter
is forgery,
"Grccner is said Ia be- an important
p"rsonag" ou the revolutionary commit
tee.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21
JUDGE CUTLIP cHAsEs
WIFE BEATER AND LANDS
HIM BEHIND THE BARS

Judy" jefferson u 'Uilp u1I 300 Iu
r"u.tug time wi'h wife hrHr"r over
100 hI, urighhurhuud nur evening ih. nr,i
"t 10" wrrN that equal, ,"u, ul ~hrr
lurl ilulm", mo,' daring r,rnrud,, 100 \.
Conan puvlr', works, Ihr JmIg, rrurd
the screams ui woman 300 10 luu,. near
the Curirp nom" and uuu :" 'ur lr-ru,
y uc approached the house hr saw 70
man leaving huIrlrdl, aud rrarh.n. 'Hr
seen" uI he trnuhIr hr ,av rh" vumar.
bleeding aud rnlug aud mud, ru1,,
after 'h" disappearing man aud caught
him after 70 Mud chase ~ 'u, power
plaut "f ih" Electric lIgh' ,"mlmu,
Fearing ir"uhr when nr uNrr'uuu the
Fleeing man the Judge nnd Boo, nuitr
ru hand when nr ,tnrr"d 'hr man and
,ur" "n,ugh he was ready for 20 hnrfr
fight when 'hr fudge caught um. but
saw that hr wn. hrrtru aud gu,r up
Judy" Curlip then landed bin 100 the
ruuuty Inll whor" hc B, 'odn, awaiting
iriuL
This Wns very rommcudnhlr piece
"t worn "u the r"rt uf Judy" Cu,lir
aud show, him 'o b" clt zen of whrrl
~" are an proud
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21
PEOPLES FORUM

Eudrc, quay CO.. y. NJ, Dee l". ''l I'
rhr Tucamcnri News:
Gentlemen. have been % reader of
the Tucunrar New, and ,nu.ri" th"
editor to b" % very rhilou'hr"prr gen.
tleman.
In the matter ni the letter published
in The Tucumcarr New, lN Mr =. l..
Cochran, who state, that be- hn, lew
hundred head of cattle running nt Iurg"
~ this section uf country, and that H'
ha, been harra,srd hy the SETTLERS her"
hrrnu,r thcy Il" not wish ." allow him
tn consume ull "f the grn,, aud feed
ihcy raise, h" seems =" Il" =" much
nfrnid that these settlers Nill raise 70 lI'
tie more feed than they can u~r Ten
Themselves that he thinks Il to De- h's
duty tn bring ~ several hundred ut hs
long horns to eat It up l"r thrm, llc
,iatrs that his cattle have ,trnggl"d "n
10 unfenccd aud uucultiNnt"d huds /
have under cultivation about ninety h'"
acres. on whirh hnyr raised u crop
this wear, leaving q ruusld"rnhl" portion
nf II un the field i"r the maintenance
# ms own stock during The winter. Nj
Cochran : several hundred head of luug
horns have repeatedly torn down my
fence aud eaten up the feed 80 that ]
now have ~ feed my stock from the
stacks which | intended for u'" IN the
.pring Nav ash Nou, would y"u con
.Idcr that uuruliiNntrd Nud and that
the philunthropir Mt Iuchrau h"lug ="
fearful that might huN" % iittlc more
feed than | wculd need would ho lu,tI
ned IN running hi, luug h"rus over Il
and eat il mp for me- without uuv com
pcnsntion' and do vou ihIuh l" !, iu,
titled in taking my own AFFAIR lnt" NJ.
hands "a the extent of seeing for mn
that a little j. not wasted
MIR. Cochruu SAYS, "thc herd lew AT
vocate, of his community are ~ ul"
the fellow wllr has nuthlng lu "t ru.
grass aud who neither card, at ,rl'
aud whn nssails men who are irvine tu
do something IN the way uf settlement
and development of the commonly.
II Mr.. Cochran viii dud man wine
viii say that I have not been q worhrr
since have been here | woUlu .In" d,
hiring The nau to face mc,
would also ask Mr., I"rirnu huw
mucA r'ol he put out this yea for th,
maintenance at hi, stock Al.o how
mucn fence he hu. to hold nj, lng'
horns
! would likc too, to ask Th News II
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-12-21
A FOOT OF SNOW ALL OVER
EASTERN NEW MEXICO

Tuesday night snow began 10 fnll aud
continued for about twelve hours ~ real
earnest Everything IN this county WAS
as white as you would want II % he aud
ih" farmers are promised season sarh
~ We have never had before for the
crop year. There well be plenty Of
water for the ranges aud the stock men
Of eastern New Mexico have very
laiiering outlook for = sneeessfuI yeaF,