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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-14

New Ration for Live Stock


~ the utilization of q bv product
l." promise great additional wealth to
western Kansas, Oklahoma. Farmland.
h. ui Texas aud New Mexico, aud per.
inIs largely - effect III" products "t
that territory. that ~rrm. tu lee the
man, manager "f the 2i,uuo ncr" ~hcr.
uuu ranch ~ Ellsworth county, Kansas,
at u means utilizing tl" STALKS of Iuiir
corn. ~ u ful" IA" farmers hHN" been
getting hu' q small per ccu' "t ia" M.
ititIuu ~ ~" stalls, ~ fact, som" have
thought So little "i them that they have
pluwrd them under after eating I'll
the kunir heads. I'm spite ct the ire.
m"ndous las, craving OUT Ut u failure
,n utilize much ct ~" nutrition IN kai
ia stalls, the crop ha, paid the farmers
and has helped :" MAKE them prosper
aus.
iiui the tremendous waste in III,
stalks aud blade, meant O good deal Z,
sherman. who was feeding thousands
Ell hcad al li," stock annually, aud wa
growing hundreds ui acres ut hunir corr
annually.
10 make q long story short, Shor
man invented - mill which grtuds NJ
kuliir seed, stalk, blades aud al int,
q mral which the ,t"rk relish aud whici
puts into them nl the nutrition al
seed, stalk aud blade. The byproduc'
which sherman had seen Iittcriug the
feed yard aud going to waste was heinz
converted int" meat.
The knnr roru d, made into q mca
similar IN every way 10 alfalfa meal
although not ~ valuable ~ alfalfa mca
u, feed. II has h"ru estimated hv az
rirultural chemists that the value -
the corn stalks. leaves aud husks on
basis ui that amount ui nutrition there
the entire value of the crop raised @
one half ~ muru ~ the corn, Ia th'
Use ~ the crop So" grain il utilized, tn
ordinarily ON farms IN the Mississipr'
NtlirN lnf lhigh'H' lh NhNtf 'HN'N q
allowed I" go To vast" aud in other
ouly saved in part. The loss, when tan
cn in the aggregate il onorwou,
How the Meal Is Fed
The meal is fed 10 hogs in "a fee,
loN made in imitation uf u self feeder
\ shaped hoN with q door covering
~ the top aud q . inch opening at III
iottou permits the meal ~ fall into
feed trough two aud one half fee, Wild
hv sixteen feet long with finch sid
pieces. The entire feed huN rests upn'
IN" ground aud permits the hog To "a
NJ nny time aud prevents the flown
away of the meal. II was originally ~
pcc,rd that this feeder would be- n sell
feeder, hut the hogs should be- fed twic
u day when 4, j. used brcausr 1t i fouu
IN practic" that the hog will work dow
more feed than he will consume II IA
custom Of filing the feeder only tw
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-14

rich Jewels Of an un-cldsh aud Cody
Goi crowns all such lives with
The beauty aud power of Character like
unto Ills own.
JOEL FRANK HEDGPETH
PROFESSIONAL R
HoLLoMAN h McELRoY
Attornsys-atLaw
Federal Bank Bldg.
TUCUMCARI, - - NEW MEXICO
DAVIDSON 3 KEATor
Attorneys-AtLAw
1OCUMCARl, 81 - NEW MEXICO
II. L. BOON
Attorney and Counselor At Law
Onice-Telephone Building First Stree,
TUCUMCARI, 3: :: NEW MEXICO
V. W. MOORE
Attorney. at.Law
Office israel Buildings, Rooms 3 and G.
TELEPHONE l58
TUCUMIARI NEW MEXICO
q. MAC sTANru
Dentist
Once, room Israel Building
Telephone No. SO.
TuCuMCARI, - " NEW MEXICO
DIR n. s. COULTER
Dentist
Office International Bank Building.
Telephone No. -.
rrCUMCARl, - - NEW MEXICO
NJ. II. KoCh
Funeral Director and EmbaImsr
TELEPHONE NO. ll6
1898 Second Street. Residence Upstairs
TuCuMCARl, -; - NEW MEXICO
ERNEST HERRING
Electrical Contractor
House Wiring A Specially
PHONE EOS
J. O. WALKER.
Decided Lands and
Relinquishmsnts for sale
Once 81
ALLEN, q; :; :; NEW MEXICO
J. D. CUTLR
Attorney-atLav
Judge Of Probate Court, Qusy County
ONCE at Court House.
THIRD ~. Phone 4
TuCuMCARI, II NEW MEXICO
w. ". MAYEs
Attorney-at-Law
Front Part Sun Onice.
Phone 81 Tucumcari, N. M.
DIR RICHARD CoULsoN
Physician 4 Surgeon
= i0OrI west Of First National Bank
Main Street,
Telephone No. iss.
Residence Phone $50
TUCUMCARI, - - NEW MEXICO.
DIR. b. r. HERRING
Physician and Surgeon
Office upstairs in Herring Building.
Phone 100 Tucumeari, N. NJ,
O. II. FERGUSON
Physician 4 Surgeon
Onies aud Residence, Main Street
Telephone No. ls6
TUCUMChRI, ~ ~ NEW MEXICO
Or. II. D. NICHOLS
Physician q surgeon
once Fast Main Telephone &c;
TuCUMCARI, 81 II NEW MEXICO
Or J. EDw An MANNEY
Physician q Surgeon
YSseen Building, Second Door EAs
Elk Drug store
Phone IS. Res. Phone III
luOuMNAhl, " ~ NEW MEAICO
u. J. Thomson, n. D., surg. In eharR,
TUoUMOARI HOSPITAL
fnvate
Corner Main and Adams Streets
Telephone No. 50.
sargsoh for Y. r. 3 9. W.
asa O. n I. q p. Railway,
7. II. BARR, d. v. q.
Regularly C0mmiEsiou ed
Live Stock Sanitary Inspector N. NJ.
General Practice
,Omcs and residence Corner AbeF an
Monroe Streets. Telephone Sss day Z
'night.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-14

While there has been no experiment
made with sheep II Is believed that this
ground kanir corn meal. stalls aud all,
would not only hc u maintenance ration
Tor sheep, but in all probability, II not
wholly. ~ least u strong partial fnttcn.
ing ration.
Value Of the West.
H. central Kansas the grinding Of
the entire kanir corn plant is, in u mca
sure. the utilization IT a by product, or
ut least the making use Ut something
that has little commercial value ~ far
~ the forage is concerned. For the
western part of the state aud tina, whole
region uf Oklahoma, the Panhandle uf
Texas aud New Mexico, where kafir
corn eau be- grown with success, the con.
version at the kniir cofn plant into
meal will not only enormously extend
the farming areas oi that region 0nlS
hut will cnahlc the stock growers, IT
not 10 entirely %fnticn, 20 hnlf iattcn
II vastly increased number OF various
Kinds at live stock. On the sherman
ranch the hogs have been demanding
this feed To that extent that nearly the
entire production has been consumed
by them. Hut II l. confidently believed
that what H. u maintenance ration for
The hog In winter time i, probably pref.
Ity nearly q %fRttcning ration tor sheep.
~ above stated. aud will very likely lee
good for steers. No experiment In feed.
ny this meal to steers has been tried ~
that ranch.
| The mia used tor grinding the kanir
corn d, one built ou the Shrrman ranch
and il an adoption of the alfalfa mill,
The more marked difference hrtw ecu
il aud the ordinary alfalfa mill is the
fact that II T. u two.cyliudcr Instead ui
n one ryliudrr mill. The .rroud feature
with distinguishes II FROM the ordinary
alfalfa mill h the feed roll which takes
IN the kanir corn stalk. Naturnlly, iu.
stead Of the roll gathering IN hay, the
feed roll IL like that nf u shredder. made
for th" handling 1T corn stalks. The
upper cylinder j. u cylinder taken frou
uu old shredder while the lower rylindci
II one that was taken from an old
thrcshiug machine. IN both instance
possible the teeth are q little shorter
than the ordinary cylindcr teeth USED
In the above mentioned machines. III,
upper cylinder has roncaycs aud ais,
opposite from the fccu roll uf the up
per rylindrf b, u heater tanning the pro
duet into the lower cylinder. This low
80 rylindrr H. partially surrounded l.,
u wire screen, four wires To- an inch
made ct NJ. H. wire. The lower cylin
der keep, pounding the meal until II
Is fine enough for the blower to draw h
from the screen aud rRrry il to the mrn
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-10-05
SELLING A MINE.

We heard recently of big investment syndicate in the
market mining properties which, through its engineers
fifty -four propositions during period OF Twelve
Forty of these reported as being nothing
prospects, Ten possessed some value ana
anything like the representations maoe1or
and only purchased but not at the price
originally asked, which was 81 100000.
After making examination it demonstrat
ed that this had Million in sight, in its workings: bu
worth million the syndicate as 1t stood, and Tor
the following reasons
First it would 100000 to mine and market this ore
no matter whether by the original the
purchasing syndicate.
Second interest upon be provided for
Third should be profit the investment
WE'LL
These conditions presented fairly the He
thought them before But he considered that they
reasonable reduced his price OOO which
accepted by the syndicate.
M One other property found have million in in
sight, the stood for price of Million He still
property than likely keep owning tfor
time Now and then man will be found who
would be willing swap dollar for dollars butt he would
when asked give dollar for
cents The syndicate might have been willing to have given
cash for mine showing Million net in in sight,
trusting probability that would be developed In
taking out million in all cases. when certain tonnage
claimed allowance be made for the
mining marketing for interest the investment and
for reasonable profit.
If mneowners little consistent, If their de-
mands of reason; they willing to
give ample time for examination and they did not invariably
demand heavy payment begin WITH sales of mining
property would be made and millions of idle capital would
seek mining investments Salt Lake Mining News.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-10-05
EDITORIAL COM EMIT
MENACE OF CUT RATE BROKERS.

There classes of mining stock brokers legti
who the real promoters and the cut-rate the
suck the life blood of the industry living the
of the legitimate The cutrate promoter has
responsibility He has interest in the merit and
undertakings whose stock he handling New
that need to be placed sound financial basis the cut
avoids His mission is assist the prospecto
and by securing them needed financial aid but
rather gather commissions from stock gamblers.
favorte method of operation the stock brok
lows ship He places advertisements in the daily to
both buy and sell these stocks invariably offering large blocks
of stock much lower figure than the legitimate promoter
offers the treasury shares and in nefarOs ways him
hampers the legitimate business of marketing
shares the proceeds from which repensh the mining
company treasury and keep development operations going
along Unless this stock be properly marketed the enter
prise must fail.
The collapse of mining undertaking means loss to those
who hold stock in it, Stock jobbne operations that hamper
the legitimate marketing of stock aid in the ruin OF
many worthy promotions investors in mining stocks could
realize the great of harm done to legitimate mining
brokers they would patronze them They
the knockers who responsible for more wrecks OF mining
than perhaps any other class single cause.
You who considering investing in mining Stocks stop
and consider Look the matter squarey You know tha
mine be developed without You know that the
trading in already sold will contribute nothing further
Development intention to purchase stock
investment it is your interest to assist in the floating
treasury when us sale provide the means
for bringing property dividendpaying basis If the
you will Mining and Engineering World
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-10-05

the existence of SINGLE dominating ownershihp sign ne
economic greatness of the deposits Butte Mont' a
be considered but 1t is mace uP u many
Mines and will long perhaps before sucn anothe.
complex of rich copper will be discovered IN the crust
the earth.
While the very nature copper mining beeets tendency
ownership in the sphere OF gold mining
interests extensive scale rare Under the
tons at Cripple Creek example, could hardy
thing multiplicity of ownershps split up as the
aons of the camp are leasing outfits on tne
hand exceptional example OF very ase
cold mining consolidation in the Gofield district oi
which is one of districts having the reputation oi Des
camp. This is not true descripon except io
existing between the Golded
it's competitor So far present nocaed the
corporation appears have set itself down tne
district speak, although so far as hopes
early concerned this not prove to De
the entry of consolidation into
Immediately of the Consolidated ana lo
purpose extensive deep exploration holds out
surprising 1t is needless to say that the IN
of the project have not acted
GEOLOGICAL advice superior order Richness OF ore
ered size of the Deposit no more markaDe eoo
been known in the history OF mining tan nat
which enables the Goded Consolidated to dsburse
year. That the deep source q TINS
gold has ramificaons unnatural
Mining Science
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-10-05
"a ONE-MINE CAMP"

What by a lone mine" camp is usually no more
than this that single corporation has taken over most OF the
productive ground and this only when consolidation
first be PLAN may be the outcome OF either
financial geological considerations Seldom does one cor
poation own an entire mineral district corporation
far oveshadow all of its neghbors put together as TO
give the district the reputation Instead OF con-
veyne the impression that the Is small and
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-10-05
THE GHOSTS SPEAK.

The rather aneuid interest by the people of this
in the resurrection of the battle ship Name grown
of the public conviction that would show nothing new
entire people seldom mistaken 1885, after
Maine had been sent Havana the of Span
sh Government and against the open threats the Spanish
officials in Moro Castle and blown there public opn
ion reached the correct conclusion that had
mited. 1t has been said that Jumped conclusion
The term and fits the When quick decisive action
needed jumping better than walking, and
than crawling.
We jumped, but in the dark. And the fact that we
landed the solid ground Of truth revealed beyond
further In the sight of the Naked ernnng ske
the ship the bottom of Havana Harbor
dam held WE'LL and after being cleared Of mud
hull of the vessel shown lying therein such position
would alone without further evidence of motion from
up prove the guilt of the Spaniar That part
ship in which the magazine built thrown up much
higher than all other parts by the terrific force of explosives
beneath the keel as to be altogether out of line
Naval experts agree that the mine much larger than
military mine. The inference that those who loaded and
placed it, and aerward located the ship above intended the
be thorough and complete that immediate in
vesteon which they doubtless feared could possibly
veal whether the explosion internal external They had
foreseen that lump conclusion in this country which
would force the government to turn deaf to aterne
and swift terrific action We have had only revenge JUS
be done until the perpetrators Of that infamous
cowardly crime punished.
The mayor of Wichita Kansas recalled office
of popular notion that his policy increasing the
price water This entirely logical in prohibition state
Perhaps earthquake in Alaska has really made
Controller Bay Was Clifford Pnchot guard there
that time?
for the awakening of China has been going
for long time 1t must be that China sound sleeper
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-10-05
A FEW FACTS.

On page of the initial publication of the Occur dAene
Mining News sheet published in Occur Alene City, Kooena
county, Idaho is editorial headed 1.-THE REASON FOX
COEUR D'ALENE MINING NEWS
referred about par with the writer. As
for TRUTH avoraby with of his former hot air
pedded to the readers Of this paper
He says that the readers The Miner that
the time he assumed charge of this in December 1907
had passed throueh Of financial embarrassment
it recovered from this called is than the
creditors ever knew under his MANAGEMENT. &
He refers the hard work he put in and 1.-THE conscientious
efforts adhere the truth under the trying circun
stances" he point circumstance in which he ever
told referred truth through the columns of this
under his management will be pleased to credit him with
big mark and buy him another package of his avoe brand of
cigarettes
He says the result of his work built up
which excited the Of few and for which he rejected
offer of In February The only comment we have to
make this particular assertion that fools met.
the business he claims he built up excited one in
tcuar 1t have been of the creditors who pos
sby became excited thinking they possibly going get
dollar 81 Of the many bills this
from time and which i seemed impos
bic to collect only through some local attorney,a
He says that in February he took w H. Heck into part
nersp but does not state what the conditions were that
led this socaed partnership The fact Of matter IS that
proposition made Herrck the Of the old Wal
lace National Bank Herrck would
become of the firm The Wallace Miner for the pur
pose of looking after the financial Of the Business and the
interest Of its creditors who were getting little nothing on
what owing them fS
The gentleman states that among the notes neld Dy the
bank of for approximately $O0 He should be
commended for this admission it about the truth
usually but order that the readers of his
may the real truth this will for their
benefit that the of the held by
the bank aggregated 2 which it able
get interest paid this much abused After using
every possible assisting this wonder Of the
fury oeeone conclusion in the estimation Of some Of
unfortunate enough have allowed themselves
become Of his creditors that little any, appreca
shown for and credit advanced and in order
protect themselves and which they represented
up to them to do something
Of course it is natural for to howl when their
system of doing business discovered therefore will readily
be seen why change in the management Of this paper was
necessary Another feature that we wish to call the attention
subscribers that interested In the
any particular mining 1t aim to give
through columns of this truthful to the min
ing conens of the Occur Aiene district as they are If we
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-10-05

think property merits the support of the investing public
will hesitate to Those whom develop
ing property that deserving here help Them those
promoting for the purpose bleeding the public we
against them
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-10-05
TheWallaCeMiner

T. Publishes more mining than any other paper 4
e in the district. 4
% Our subscription books will show that circula- 4
ton is three times that of any weekly published in the 4
4 Occur dAlenes. 4
T. THE MINER is read weekly by practically every 4
e stakeholder in Occur Alene mining companies. 4
Because of its extensive circulation ii is the favored n
y legal advertising medium of independent mining i
y panies. 4
4 1t is published in the interest of the district, the 4
y prospector and all independent mining companies. 4
T. The Wallace Miner Quick Print job shop equip 4
i ment is the newest in point of completeness and 4.
L equaled by few in the northwest n
y The publishers and practical printers 4,
4 and only skilled wOrkmen employed. d
+ 1t has established and maintained reputation 4
for procuding high class printing the shortest r
y tice of any office in the country. +
L THE MINER will appreciate your business II
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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-10-05

The for the awakening of China has been going
on for long 1t be that China sound sleeper
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-10-05

Perhaps that earthquake in Alaska has really made
dent Controller Bay. Was Clifford Pinchot guard there
that time?
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-09-18
ORIGIN OF OUR CALENDAR
Story Of the Year and Its Days ~
Now Constituted, Told
Once More.

The Julian year consists Of 1854
days and exceeded by IL minutes 1885
seconds the solar year OF 366 days
hours 48 minutes 48 seconds. con-
sequence of this. the equinox the
course Of . few centuries fell back con-
Siderably. In the time OF Julius Gao
Sar. II corresponded to March rs.
and by the sixteenth century It had
refrigerated to March II. It was at
this time that a physician Of Verona
named Ghiraldi proposed . plan for
amending tho calendar. He died DO
fore he had opportunity to carry 1t
forward, but his brother presented II
TO Pope Gregory XIII. who assembled
= number Of learned men to discuss It
It was passed upon favorably and
world what has since been known as
the Gregorian calendar. In 1882 Greg
DRY issued brief. apolishing the Julian
calendar in all Catholic countries. and
Introducing the reformed one.
The reform Of the Gergorian VI new
on the Julian or old. consisted in
dropping ten days after October I.
1882. 80 that the 18th was reckoned
Immediately after the 4th. Every ono
hundredth year. which, by the Odd style
was a leap year. was to be a common
year. the fourth century. divisible by
four. excepted; that is, 1900 was to re-
main leap year, but TOO. 1900 and
1900 were not to be reckoned as such.
while 1000 was to be reckoned.
In this calendar the length Of the
solar year Is taken to be 265 days S
hours 40 minutes and IL seconds, tho
difference between which and the true
length Is immater1al.-The Christian
Herald.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-09-18
MYSTERY OF THE UMBRELLA
Pittsburs shopkeopsr Wondered About
It for Many Days-simpIs,
After All.

In the midst Of a driving rainBtorm
one day recently the owner OF q small
store OH a North side street corner
was startled by the violent opening of
the door and the sound OF rushing
feet. Hastily dropping the work she
was doing In the rear room. she bur.
ned toward the front Of tho store lust
In tine to SEQ the door slammed shut
and strange man running away at
top speed. When she reached the
door he had disappeared: but when
she turned to investigate she was
astonished to behold a handsome gold
handled silk umbrella. dripping with
moisture. lying on the showcase
Surprise. alarm and complete mysti-
hcation were mingled. What possible
explanation could there be OF q stran.
ger dashing into her place in the
midst OF a drenching dovnpour. l0av-
Ing his fine umbrella without p word
OF explanation. and rushing FORTH Iluto
the rain without It? Wv
The more she though: about It tho
deeper grew the mystery She re-
lated the incident to her customers
MOI one OF them could offer a plausi-
Die solution. She finally concluded
the man was crazy. and she 'elt rro-
foundly thankful that he had dane
worse.
Then one day a second stranger ap-
peared. He was almost as mysterious
as the first. He produced q letter
and handed II to tho storekeepe- II
was dated Chicago and read:
Dear Tom; I left your umbrella in
the little store at the corner near
your house. Just bad time to grab
car. 20 failed to explain to store
keeper. Left It on showcase Hors
you recover It o. K"
well. ] declare" was all the little
storekeeper could gasp as she pro-
duoec the umbrella How simple IL
was. after all."-Pittsburg Gavet:~-
Times.