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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01
THB CAMPAIGN FOE oNECENT
LETTER POSTAGE WILL BE HOT

The uSsuriaiiOb IN favor "G one cent
letter p"'iSg", with headquarters u
'lrN Gland. ~. consist. oI huHdl-d. "l
memherS loct-i IN yearly every state ~
the tuiou. For the most pant the, urr
prominent helds "f large manufacturing
Embellishments aud mercantile rnnr-Tus.
Next winter, IL i said. that Letter,
aud Telegram. will pour into Washing
ton by the hundreds frum men whom
the Legislators eau not afford "a ignore.
Delegations will hack them up. In
h.. ih"roughIv lm,ln-.sl like manuel
the officer, nj III. As,ociY,iou expect
I" conduct their campYipn. Ia enable
Them :" htiGV the nrrrsssr, pressure
- hryr When urrdrl. the ohirrrs nf
The A.,ocistion are q husiIN .ngag.
I'd IN building ur IN" membership.
husirss men particularly are h-lus m
t"r".ted ia the saving. they viii real
ne ~hen = u cent letter rate ,s in
susuratrd.
II i eApcct'd that the demand tor
one cent letter postage ,~bich j. set
tsin 10 he made "a ''onsr-,. u-It win
ter, will hv used a. y lever tn increase
postage rate 90 second class matter,
though the friends Ut the measure ia
not now, a. formerly, openly advocate
such increase, hut the logic II the
situation -, il they succeed 10 attaining
y ! iuriiou IN the letter postage rate
the magazines will he expected To make
az all a. . part al the acquiring postal
dictionaries,
~ any rate there will he the live
lirst kind az : light neat winter 10
which Que cent letter postage and q par
GELS post will both 6RuIe Ia az sItent
that they never have dous before, |
believe that a parcels post Law is
bound IA pass, To he followed, before
many years, by one cent letter rate,
Just bow the magazines will fare lie
Ponds upon whether their publishers are
alive 20 the issues that will he raised.
Al present they appear 10 he asleep, a
fact that does Hot AFFORD very cheerful
outlook for the furturs.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01

There .o"m, q" We lii'lr intuy iu the
lite oi stut-h""i hi. Mc"L. ~" ll""l
r.'olu'i"u B.. VI, T." the .cnat. amt thor.
B.. it'll" ii,ru.iii"n "n the pgri "t that
body ." s~lli"~ AriSonn', g. raii and
~. owen 81 Oklahoma. Th"J- .-rms
to he ~ rciIHiutN 1T T. r.id-nt Tart
signing the hin sitrr IL reaches him.
provided -uch u thing should happen.
II rho Flood resolution pas.rs providing
Tor an .%lrc'ion ~ Ari,"na ~ the ,rcall
and IN New MrNir" on constitutional
amendments Il seems q" 80 'hpt IL 10
mean that r"ngtr-s nas disappt"N" d of
the constitutions a. adopted L., the PEI"
rl. at m" tsrfiioti"s. ~ AiiS"uI the
psopi. have Elf"adN rIpt~S.ri their ap'
rtoNul nj the recall aud ~ New M"Vi,"
.om-thing like ls.1n0 majority ,"i-d Ter
the cnn.tituti0u Hs submitted ." r"u
"-oss aud there l. littl" question II the
ann ndm.ut N-T. submitted to them ih-N
"ould turn u down unl-.. ID" chances
at admission ~"r- hnnnrdnl l., -" doing.
T. i"nhs like rn'tri"u aud ~" ""tU 1T
y dangerous ,~i ~ drmagogu"s wbo ute
,fiuiiLull, selfish. >~v M-Sic" hus l'rrn
III, Nirtim OF ignoIan,. md prejudice Tot
the past tncntN yeuis and the -ni i, not
vet. W. would iu.t about ~. well
mai. up our minds !" wait until l"i9
ahrn under ~. -nahlins act ~ "tll
come in ~ statute at Limitation.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01
FISHING TACKLE AND THE
COURTS.

Iomment "p III. leaking rrt ct ~"
fact 'hntIudp. Merhem hou"h si,.'i
A"rih - fishing tackle herr i"tor'
be- departure i"t I"ns To- h"'u r"ui'
here. m"Nss the T"H. NaiI,N New.
@" % n".i interesting dissertation "u
tie i,lui ion hrtwern fishing 'ir,i' SUIT
M, .NInditing ct business IN 'ir ,uuri..
The idea seems ~ H." ih.' tu,,ul
purchased the G,hing ta"kl" rud uh' ,u~
~ hi. iWuicial mini the ,t-i"u 81 ~"
SOM. ,.uuesiered n""E along 70 mn ling
| stream. the c"ufi will thus aa.i ~ ,hr
rf"c.cdiu 1T the tribunal twl e"
| disposition "f the business 80 't.' ice.
II l. nu interesting theory. : ,aN the
lea, that i. cSr"uulcd Nv 30" ro'-
| paper, - t"ll"ws.
~ investing tlii3 ~ fishing 'n"Ii"
81 Albuquerque put 'h" "n"rgi ut"
court proceeding, such - Judy" Mech
en- displayed here during thr .r,si"u
; r%rreu'lv closed, u 9. :" be- hoped that
other Judge, ~h" have -ni go 'hc
hrnch here. ~ wh" mrN N"t Il" So,
WI follow the example Of the g"uii"
man from Snrnrr" sud invest ~ ish
iuy ,,raI, Just h.i"rr lru,,up t"r l"n,
II j. we'll known thut y fishing tn
WAS planned TOT IN" nudge when h"r,
su' that h" listened =" III" call it"u
the roaring streams, ur ~" 'hadN ga"
vans where the ,Ir"kl"d trout lrr ""n
10 pla,. ~ 4" hide ~ the deep. iark
pool, aud watch 'hr ir'it "us flN "i
a. h. east. H. carefully selected hnll
dil srtlN ~ the Ni.i"u 1T hts INTENDED
victim. II - also we'll known thnl
when ~a,urdn, ait"tn""u. aud III" h"ul
Tor III. promised excursion arrived
Judge M-ch-m had az" wnlnish"'
business before III" court aud that n'
put aside the cnticing NIsi"n at th'
.hady wood. the roaming stream, th'
Iurr 1T the fa,inatiunp yamr whi"l
,aL-. hand n"ld 1T the sporting .rd'
~ man., maL ur. aud ,ai, e mona
m.nt ~ self sacrificing pat "ur" ul"'
he rrumiriv" u"nrh "f III" T"n> '"urJ
listening !" the witnesses - ihr' ~"
tailed then tnlrs at woe aud INJURY %
drrurN and unlutcf"siIup rluiiiud"N.
And Iark ]I;rnnri, Ihntli, N"hh"u
aud Ginger ~rrr going :" mnnag" ih'
excursion toe, That meant 'r"ut dir
nri, aud roast ~ild dock, t"u" Ia nnu
ger :. best style.
The spartan mother, wh" has H."
com" u personape IN historic annual
never taught bet hos unN greater '"ut
age. than Judge N"riew ,h", ei when
t." put y.dr the ,|lluriup call 81 ~,
tout stream and gave heed I" ia,
prl,ttral ant gray. duty demanded "i
q iudgr at the district court.
roas M"uId like &" know iu.t III,
hiud oi fishing rnckl" sold a. Alhu
recommended I" ~" - Judge. VIII" ma,
held court here IN ~" term. I" an"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01
woMANLY WISDOM

Al"aNs put Oft I'LL morrow what
Is wrong 10 he done +" iuN.
Heat Won't Luif" before cutting har,I
soap.
Wet " cloth With u hir "f soda "u IL
and clean M the pr",," spots ~ v"u,
kiichrn floor,
Jelly from hrtrir~ picked vet j. al
most sure I" mold. and i"r.n = irll = .ht.
Try To pick them div,
Put ie~ grains at ri"r M N"uI salt
shakers. They will break the lump,
gather The moisture end make the .nlt
r"m- "ut freely.
clue piece. oi i"lt ~ piece, ni uli
uhhers I" III" bottom III the chan Irgs.
and there will be- ~ scratched iloor.
aud less noise.
NJ emergency glue may nr made ut
rice, Hail q handful Of rlcr IN water m
al il j. q thick line paste. V.rV good
for FASTING white paper.
In making cake with fruit IN il. beef
,ust aud butter, halt aud half. &. bet
ter than all butter. has" known lnul
aud beet suet Ia give good results.
When ham ~ smoked inngu" has
been boiled, ny PluHging i, IN cold wal
~ a. q o a. removed from the Ire:
this will make the skin com. "A easily
and smoothly,
4 handy way ~ r-moN pies aud
cakes from q hot oven IL ~ usc u rom.
mon Single. cut the thick cad into
the shape Of q handle. iiore q hole IN
II and keep the shingle hanging hrhind
lhr stOye
II yOu have some work IN do IN the
sun aud have no %sunbonnet. take u
piece of paper pin II together behind,
,un a s~lring,over the top aud thru a sat
zach side, aud tie II under the chin.
II may rattle q good deal hut NAV save
YOU a headache,
String beans cut with = pair NJ sharp
scissors, On a slant, instead ~ straight
across will cook more quickly u onr hap
penes 10 he pressed for time. This may
seen . notion, but | have tried IL
often, and have found the heans to
eOOk quicker than when broken straight
across In the usual way.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01
THE SHOWS

The shoWs put oD " the Evans Op.
IRA House Wednesday and Thursday
nipbts we're among the best ever ,reo
IL thi. CITY. The chinatown Mvsl-r,
les sci hsing worthy NJ particular
mention, With it. novelty scenery aud
opium den The transformation of the
opiuI, den into . Chinese laundry when
rsIded ny the police, i an excellent
piece IT mechanism and i said Ia have
been originated nv the Chinese in pro-
tecting themselves from the police. The
set opens with a realistic snow ,"sne
and continues with snaPPy dialogue and
catchy songs aud music. The company
deserves a great deal at credit Tor their
clever work throughout the sDIire act,
The vaudeville spscialties nv the dit,
fsTent members of the company were
all new and good and were au addd
pleasure TO a most enjoyable entertain
meuI.
The Cbas. ORC Go. will present two
entirely new acts tonight and three new
vaudeville spseialtis', Pictures by tbs
EVspseOpS,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01

Yes, ~ have moved ,hi. ~s.k nhich
occupied The time 1T the whole force
"p 10 ftidaN night aud that accounts
Tor WhN the milL u H. Nh. rnro,nu,.
Then ihrt. Wns water in the gasoline
and the engine ""uldn Z huin IL and
That to"h np most ut tiidn, night. aud
the devil tell oh ~ ladder aud IN Injured
~ disposition. hut ". ere here With
b H." itsms. aud pre now loroi-d IN =
COMFORTABLE building and r.nd, ~ ia
shYihiug IN The line ~ printing that
'on may dr-if" n hls been nnly a lev
dlt' since ~" Tucumr,fi Mrmphi. va
further behind 'hsn this i.su. 1T the
Ne"', 1ud they are again running ~
.rhodulr, :" ~ f.rl that there O.. vet .
chance i"r ~ 2" catch ur aud iun . Ia
he ahead IT The uHm" ihis nrrl W.
are nov located 10 the Herring huild
my nrNl tn"t' =" ts- p%"si"hire. aud IN
the h-st quarter. tor . newspaper plant
~ the ct, aud will h." pleased Ia ,c'
"Ut ffiend- -SrtN iuy IN the Wseh and
Hfr ready y" ,ctI" our customers All.
sIeatst promrtnc.. than heretofore.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01
DEAD RATS IN CELL OF AMERI
CAN IN PRISON
william II. Dunno. American News
Murder hadsrO. Tells story Of Tribu
iationA.


an An'oniu. r 4. June ~. william
r. Duane. fofmer American newspaper
man imprisoned 1T Monterey. Mex, fnr
part icipati"u IN an alleged plot Z" NH
Francisco L. Mndero, aud freed Ut the
charge. arrived here last night hearing
tales If horrible astIociticn petpctra,rd
upon him while IN inil.
He SAYS that IN ah effort :" make
him confess something h. says h" dno,
not know, the McXicaus threw man,
dead rats into The small. ~ ventilated
cell The, kept him H. Ne ,ays hi.
cage wus ia feet hy siI with "ul, "nr
opening ,iS inches square twelve feet
FROM the floor. These rats w"fe nrN",
removed aud he SAYS liberation from
The cage to attend his thai is al 'hn
saved his lite.
dunno T., loud in h., drnuncinii"n ol
Madrrr sHd SAYS hi .@IraruatInu ~,
II political scheme y" further III" ~
~isresi. " the Mexican ''lihrrnt"r.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01
A PEEK INTO Ills POCKET

would show the box of Bucklcp' : Ami.
cn Salve that T., X. Lopez, a carpenter,
Of Mnrilla, y. w. carries. 81 have
never had "a cut, wound, hrui-c ~ sore
II would not .oon heal he writes
Greatest healer of burns, bolts. scalds
chappcd hands aud lips. fcver,sore.,
shiu.erUptions, eczema, c"rns aud pilr,
25c ~ Eth Drug store.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01

The citN l. nav w control "i ih- vat
~ system aud 1t l.. understood that IN
proVempnt, Mill he underway imm-din'".
IT,. Nor" water and better irr pr"te",
tion /. what thi. should mean. Thr
electric plant has also been turned I"
III. n-~ owners and among the improve
ments contemplated !. a day curr"t'
With n-~ aud enlarged equipment 81
he plant. ru,umrafi j. r%outiRuullN
doing something lof ~. hcti-rm-nt OF
The community and here i. = chance for
the beginning OF u u"w era 1T pr"yr"''
for the municipality.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01
SEE AMERICA AND
NEW MEXICO FIRST

NEW MEXICO FIRST
IN spite "f his mur, than four score
vrnr,. COLONEL frauri.ro prrru nf rhi,
ci',. delegate 30 ruugrr.. from \rv
Mexico ~ Lincoln time. aud who
saw rho cmaucirHtur u,].a,,iunird, b.,
still o steady aud patriotic huu-trr rol
New Mexico. '"l"url r"ron BE- 70 firm
ndhrrrut ~ the '~"r \mrrirn First
movement. aud believe. that 'hr terri
tor, iu which be- ho- rrni hi. 'uuu lite.
j. srruiraliy the urrr 1T 400, pant ui
Amrtirn. ~ the follow Iug article. col
nurl r"r"n take ur 90" beauties uf
Am"rirn IN general l- compared with
those 1T foreign ,aul. aud iu e later
"ue 10" viii tell "i what Nrw Mexico
bns o" rnor :" thr Tourist.
Editor M"suiug l]ourupl tn, fact
that .o mnu, prurI, ct the United
state. annual, ,r.' European ruuu
'rir, lu quest oi beautiful mountain
! ,rourr,. aud uth"r uurrr'. ui ,lmItu
tom aud pend muu, million. or d"i
lars ih,r"hy. un, IafrI, Irr"mr 30 ma,
ter 81 M" little ,uu,rrr anon" -iuIru'-
~ economics. and mtnN uihr. 'huUgh'
tai rrr.uus. The fact 'hal rur hn, sue
,rs-full, toured 80, Nii. ,ii 'hrrrht
hrr"mc I'm Alriur,t ru]'lilrI the tuii,ti
nal O." l" regarded With great Ii,tin'
sen, % ,"r, 81 iou"I"i pi,," that "u
title. W." t"rruua'" h"lirr, lo"r 80, IL" nu
"sI"ciai d"gr"" 81 N"u"t' u"'N''h.inni
iug Il" MAY u" i.n"r'ui 1T th" mnuN
beautiful c"u"s "i 70 lN" uniru" 100 h,
"Nu country. Md q" NnN" Visited -
Peter , church ~ E"m'. iu" furI"r'"-
oud 'h, T"W"' at lHr, and 'u" tower
ni London. aud 'u' great lihtnr.",, mr
.rum, aud either r"u.or,ui"I.r "i Hr'
u the. ,ari"us foreign rnrl'NI. "uiIiir'
iU, 'un,"lrr %" % ..r distinction Nl'l
tu" muuulatu 'limI"r. N. nr' especial
ia,"rrd wl'h th" knowledge ct wnuN
'htugs tut .t'.tnn' i'"m th" genera
ma~s ui "ut r""IIr How much m"l'
hn," ri", boo Eur"lr that O., l""1iiiu
and nrirnr','" w"r'h 'h" expense au'
~" "r going 'brr" ." ."", than W'
han" 800 our "Nu country WINS r /.
necessary :" .r"ut vast sum, OF w"t"'
annually iu Visiting HuI '"uflu" 70 i"l
"igu Iuui When DO" ''utI,i may ,"'
m"r" h"nu'itul iulul, ct u'r ua'urr 10
hi own country. unl H' wuh l"-r "N
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01

'hsTl.. V. Stafford. territorial guiit"r
aud hunl examiner. hS' resigned hi 1T
hution With the territory 10 accept m"
poi,iou ~ e.. hirr 81 tho HAM 81 Com
Ne 80 ~ N~lhuqu-rru" ']'"N'ru"r VIZ.
"btn accepting HE r"s'"i Si."' I'"ii
Stafford q N.rN ilYtt"Tiug compliment.
Mr. Sanord T., siN-u credit t"r putting
H.. finance. "i the t-rrit"r, ia hotter
condition than they hr," ever been be-
f"r-. ~. frieuds will h~ pleased I" ,~e
him better himself hN 70 lat"-r mmh' :
NJ dollar. per annum hut BIZ worth will
h. appreciated b, men handling The
public business at III" state TOR many
Neats IN ths iutuf-,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01
10000 CABS HEADED FOR WHEAT
Crop.
There soon will Ne No "Empties'
on SidinHs In Kansas Railroads
Getting Ready for Rush Season.

Topeka. Nan, Juus ~. For ~" last
iva months III" big ear repair shops IN
Name. such ~ the SANTA fr h1s H.
r"p"bn, have ",-rtun With hig bon
rH's u"rdiny repair. and beginning
o.. these rnts nill u. started nu'
a." thu ~hrut belt. The distribution
~ rai. i, nur ut the hig tasks under
iskru hV the railroads each summer
A. fYs, ~ Il ear that j. suitable f"r
huudliug wheat amc iut" the state
aud url"uden !, T.. ,'nt "ut int" the
What belt !" stay until ~ j. hll"d
With grui lnd ready 10 =" eastward 81
q" the Tulf.
II l. ".''nat-i thut IT viii tak- from
~ .nUu n" ,u.nOn rsIs 10 handle the Kan
49, wheat crop this wear even though
u T.. said TIA, the wheat rrur i. = short
ur. N"I m,t. thai hYli ihYt uumh"i
VII l,illllN ir ut"ugbt ut" the state
TLaj ,,ltmpi, 3. 81, ~ officials "I
the l"ur hiy road or-rstin Ia kausas
I"r iurN "Ul l- u..d ",-r aud over
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01
Repairing Cars.

The SEu'u l.. cai ,b"p, L~r, hrN"
n-ru Working r"u.tgml, on repairs 40
hiE h", cyf- fur he lusi "" mon'hs.
The car, ~-f, sen, ia especially TOT
irpaii' auh IA H.. cleaned uud lifted
Sith grain door. i"r the wheat ship
m-ut.. TL-.r car. nrc gazing out 4" ia"
a, 49, nov IL ~Et,g rtVIu.. lrsrti"nll!
every rat owned y, ia. railroads 10
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01

Miss Helen Canning OF Cari1ozO,
who had spent = week with the Misses
Koch, returned home Monday.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01

II ID" shssur" III excitement NTH
irscrack.rs aud hideou, noise. make y
sane Fourth ~. sTr evidently 4"ins Z"
have QUE ~ rucum newt Tursdav. We
will make up for lost lim- IN the mat.
ter nj doing something Ior The "itN aud
couhtN hi. lrll hN holding ~ "npI-
cedrBtsd fair for The %rShihiIi"u at ram
products and live stock. And, there =
little question: hut that 1t viii be- h-l
ter than . "a, at -, rocE-i, aud noi."
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-24
Wabash Expected

While in port Sunday, Admiral Jackson, of the Flagship Redwing. of the Irish Mosquito Fleet, report ed that the good ship Wabash left Santa Ana Saturday bound for Wrangell but owing to a slight head wind would not make port in the usual three days run.
 Although she has not yet been sighted, she is expected to be in most any week as she is now about three days overdue.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-24
A Witty Reply.

On one occasion an important dress rehearsal at His Majesty's theater was prolonged until the small hours of the morning. The company grew very weary. particularly a gentleman who had been with Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree in good many productions. but who had never attained to more than a very tiny part. When the time came to rehearSe his few lines he was so tired that his voice was anything but distinct.
 What's the matter. MT. Z.Y' asked Sir Herbert in his most sarcastic tones. Are you saving your voice for the re hearsal?'
 No, Sir Herbert" was the retort. I've never been able to save anything under your management"
 Sir Herbert an exceedingly witty nan himself, was so pleased with the retort that the salary of the small part man was raised.-London NJ. A. r.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-24
Wrangell Grows
New Buildings Rapidly
 Taking Place of Old

One of the truest signs of 8 healthy city is the steady increase in number of residences, while the inactivity along building lines is as sure a sign of stagnotion. Since April many cottages have been fin- ished or started and this week three more are to be gotten under way.
 Marshall" Grant, who recently bought lot of John Bardsell, is cleaning of the place in prepar- ation for building a residence. Monday morning, J. c. Grant put a crew of men on new cottage on and St.
 John Schuler, who recently sold his residence to MT. Lawerance, will have a cottage built and ready for occupancy in about three weeks.
 All the cotteges available are rented and the supply hardly equals the demand. With su h a record, can anyone truly say that Wcansell does not grow?
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-24
Queens Last Trip

The Pacific Coast Steamship Company's excursion steamer, Queen, was in Wrangell last Fri. day on her last trip of the season. While at Wrangell the townests enjoyed a dancc in the Wrdngell Hotel sample room.
 The last trip of the Queen marks the close of the of the most de- lightful toufest seasons expetieh- ced. The weather conditions have been exceptionally good. The seasons success was mared only by the Spokane wreck on June 2oth. The eyes of North America are on and a greater number of tourists is predicted for next sea- son.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-24
Secretary Fisher
 On Way North
Notable Party Stops At
 Wransell Saturday

Secretary of the Interior, Fischer and Governor Walter F.. Clark were among the notable passengers who stopped at Wrangell Saturday evening,
 While here, a public meetine was held and the Secretary and Governor wete interviewed by many interested parties of this place,
 The tourists and townpeople mingled in having a good time at an imprompt ball at the WrangeIl Hotel.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-24
The River Boat
 Comes and Goes
Judge Porter and Wife
 Among Passengers Coming Down

The s,crn-whecl river boat, Port Simpson, came down river Tues day and left again this morning on her last trip of this season.
 Among the passengers coming d ,va from Telegraph were Judge P.r.er anI wife, Judge Porter will b. remembered by old timers as O. 2: the first discoverers of the Cass:a- District. He has been c.aae1.eI with th= Dominion gov etnn-',t for many years. This sl-nner he was pensioned by the rov--2 uca. and his successor j.. Cartr.il. went up on the first trip oi the Poet Simpson.
 JsiE- Porter and wife are both pleasel U g.; D the coast and salt water again. th.s being their 6rst trip outside ia f5ar years.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-24
Work Progresses
 On Water System.

If no ure<pected hard-luck ham 9crs ta- work of N. l.. Moen s crew |Lo ire putting ia the water main extention, the work will be brought to a finish by Saturday evening. Some trouble has been sXrerie.ced from poor pieces Of 2ile causing leaks but as the City Council has plenty of good pipe on n@nd, no great delay is expected.
 The worst leak in tie reservoir was repaired last Saturday. Thirty seven sacks of concrete were nec- cessa-y to do the work but the water commenced 10 raise immed- lately. Previous to the mending ot the leak the water Tell five inches per day. From tae time the leak @as repaired Saturday, to Monday morning, the water raised about one inch. Other minor leaks are being repaired by the sawnill peo- pie in exchange for ely water for sheir plant, their private water supply having given out on account of the extremely dry weather.
 With the week places in the dam repaired. no water famine is possi- ble as there is plenty of water running into the reservoir.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-24

F. NJ. Jackson, operator on the Dominion Government telegraph line came down on the Port Simp- son on his way to England. Mr. Jackson has been inside for fifteen years.
 Lieutenant Emerson, Spanish war veteran, close friend of Theo- dore Roosevelt, and ,,an authority on baskets and other Indian man. ufactures, has been stopping in Wrangell few days,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-24
Forest Supervisor Calls

N. G. Weigle, the Forest Sup ervisor, and ". A. Langille, wh7 recently resigned that position came to Wfangell Monday on the Forest Service boat Tahn. After concluding their business here they left for headquarters at Ketchikan.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-24
Sonawhat Vadue.

The Smitten Man (ferventlyl-Lovo you. darling? Why. before met you I thought only of having a good time in life--Puck.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-24
Strictly Business.

Mrs Knicker-Did you hold a short session with your husband? Mrs. Rocker-Yes. merely had him pass sn appropriation bill. New York Times.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-24

The virtue of justice consists in moderation as regulated by wisdom Aristotle.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-08-24

II voI want q crab. go to Den hcy's.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-05-03
Tho pesstrict skuls.

Friday evening, at the A. G. armory,
the Y. M. c. A. and Y. w. C. A. will
stage the three-act farce, The Deestricr
Skule
The play is a comedy of the funniest
kind and the cast comprises twenty six
characters, all of which have been
been working hard for the past month
on their respective parts.
The farce reveals the conditions in
country school, mingled with wit and
humor and comical situations which
cause an uproar Of laughter during the
entire three acts.
Tunis Brandenburg, who plays the
leading role, the Skule Master, has had
considerable experience along this line
and is a comedian Of no mean ability,
The other parts are well taken care OF
by students who have also had great
deal of experience in dramatic work.
One of the features Of the evening
will be the quartettes and solos by the
girls and boys glee clubs. The pro-
ceeds of the play will be used to send
delegates to the students conference
at Lake Geneva.