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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-11-03
HE FELL SAFE.

They stood on the curb at the
busiest corner on Chestnut
street. He wore a wrinkled
tow linen affair that generally
advertises Il traveller in a day
coach and on his hat vas The
thick dust of another country.
And ragged gray whiskers and
you have the fellow whose pic
ture in the comic papers is label
ed ISL. " His wife was w j t b
MIN, very much so, for t h g y
held each other hand in han d
with a tight clutch. The; were
waiting fl, T the tide of traffic to
thin cut enough TO let them a
cross. But every time they at
tempted it, a trolley car seemed
to bear down on them. Several
times they were stampeded back
to the curb, and became con
WINGED that the motormen were
trying to mangle the n under
the wheels.
Suddenly the hawk-like eye
of the farmer discovered a
chance. Tugging at his wife,
he said:
"Come ON, Sairy, here's a
motorman amt lookin'n
Philadelphia Star.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-11-03

of passing wagon. Hi Hill
they missed fiattering out n
small child by two ninths of. a
hair. Chung! they upset a milk
cart. People shouted, consta-
bles impotently held up their
hands as the taxi dashed up one
street and down another, taking
corners on two wheels, and
threatening every lamp pos t
with destruction.
At last, after half an hours
furious racing. they slowed up
in a narrow thoroughfare, and
Smith poked his head out of the
window.
Are we nearly there| he
asked, breathlessly.
The chauffeur turned il his
seat and shouted:
Where did you want to. go,
sirl"
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-11-03
SOCIALIST TICKET.

State Senator-Henry Adams
of Hagerman
Representative to the Legis-
Iature-T. A. Williams, Frank
Frost of Hagerman, and F. NJ.
Murchison, Of Roswell.
Sheriff.. w, Marshall, of
Hagerman.
Probate Jadge-G. D. Shipley,
of Roswell
Probate Cleik-Paul Z. Will.
son, of Roswell.
Tax Assessor-C harles E.
Holt, Of Roswell
County Treasurer-J. II. Nc
Pherson.
County Survsyor-Alex. Nc
Bree.
Superintendent of Public In
struction-P. j. Stages.
County Commissioners--W. d.
Smith, of Elkins j. S. Wran-
csky, of Hagerman, and j. w.
Coffee, of Roswell.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-11-03
DEMOCRAT TICKET.


State SenRtor--Jamss F. Hin
kle.
Representatives to tie Legs
lature-J. T. Evans, Jas, w.
MulIens, and w. E. Rogers.
Sheriff.. II. Young.
Probate judge. d. Nell.
Probate Clerk-R. +. Ballard.
Tax Assessor-Gu H, Herb
ert.
County Treasurer-Gso. A.
DAWSON.
County Surveyor-W r. Ec-
cles.
Superintendent of Public In
struction-C.-C C. Hill,
County Commissioners-T, D..
White, w. NJ. Atkinson, and B.
H. Wi1om.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-11-03
BAPTIST SERVICES
W. T. Cowgirl,
sE+*s+*#+++++#44#4
NOTARY PUBLIC
need any 'outside" help.

need any "outside" help.
Coyotes are getting very num-
erous. New Komet saw four III
Il bunch the other day.
Attention, fellow Hayseeds.
How many of you will Join Ye
Scribe and take to the plow-at
once? Let us do all the fall and
winter blowing we can. The
Lord has sent us a fine season
for the work, and it is up to us
to dothe rest.
Wilson Orr has been W a J
down south to buy cattle. He
had a nice bunch rounded up be
fore the storm, but they scatter
ed again and gave him consider
able trouble.
We are nodding. Good bye
NEW KoMET.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-11-03
THE PACIFIC MONTHLY
SPECIAL RATES ON THE LEADING
MAGAZINE OF THE WEST

The Pacific Monthly of oetland,
Oregon, is publishing series of splendid
articles cbout the various Industries in the
West. The September number contains
an article on srceess with therries. The
October number had beautifully illustrate
ed article on Success in Growing Apples.
Other articles shortly to be published are
Success with Live Stock, Success in Grow
ing Walnuts, Success with Fodder Crops.
These articles are written by experts, and
are not only authoritative, but very inter-
esting.
In addition to the above, Fac Pacific
Al onthly-each north publishes riarge num-
Der of clean, wholesome, readable gteries
and strong independent article on the ques-
tiods of the day.
The price Of The Pacific Monthly is
$50 year. To introduce it to new
readers, it will he sent for six months for
=. 50 il this paper is mentioned. -,
Address Pacific Monthly, Portland,
Oregon,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-11-03
STATE OF ONO CITY or TOLEDO, I =.
TffrAp CoFfN1Y IS,

LUCAS COUNTY. sss- -
FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath that he q senior
partner OF the arm OF f. ]. CHENEY d Co., doing
business In the City Of Toledo. County and State
Aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case Of CATARHH that cannot be cured by the OF
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in my presence
this 9Th day Of December, A. D.. 1885.
I SEAL ~ ,,...-- 800.
eNSNNaAA SD%-aS-
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts
Directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Send for testimonials free.
r. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-11-03
KoMET FLASHES.

NEW AOIlcC was asked awhile
ago, Gin another tplanet, y how
he liked New Mexico. Well it's
like the Darkie's fast train-it's
comm and it's gwine," When
we have rains crops grow, and
eyerything's lovely. It's "com-
lin" When the winds howl,
and blow everything away but
the jack-rabbits and Mortgages,
it's ''gwine." But all things
considered the Baby state" is
pretty good. 1t is not alone in
its drawbacks. Sweets and Bit
ters commingle everywhere
Kansas has the broad alfalfa
fields and fat hogs, but she also
has sand burrs and f'nigger e
quality in her schools. Missouri
has fl Q clover and big mules,
but we would not wade the mud
there one winter for a summers
wages. Kentucky has fast
horses and pretty women, Esome
read The sentence back wards. }
but. oh, those flint hills and old
| family fends oklahoma has
big crops and graded schools,
bat look out for the cyclones.
Texas has broad acres of I'M
touched land inviting the plow,
but lis harrassed with mosquitoes
and fever ticks.
New Mexico too, has It's
sweets and its bitters, (no bit
ters" at KenDa,) but there are
worse places to live than in the
New State. With a little more
"stick-to,it-ivs-ness" on the part
of her citizens the failures will
grow fewer and the sweets in-
crease. But we believe it win
require a change wherein those
who came here for speculation
will pass out, and a set who
really want "homes" will come
in. A good home, anywhere,
requires good "home-maker. -
What about the protracted
meeting at Kennal Ourmother-
in-law was sick, the weather
very bad we'll, we didn't
attend, that all.
Mrs. Lizzie Van Dyke, of Ok
Iahoms City, is here visiting
her daughter, Mrs. G. d. Spill
man. She seems to like New
Mexico.
} Jim Macarthur gathered his
maize crop the other day, on
his way to Kenna. 1t covered
the whole bottom of his buggy
bed.
This is fac possom weather.
| Don't it make Blake j one S
homesiek for Arkansawl
Parson SpiIlman has bought
the Patterson half breed dugout,
I of t. w. Carmichael, and will
remuve some of it to his shack
Willie Pounds has become
quite trader of late. He re-
J Gently snapped apig for a shot
gun.
Wa understand a Windmill
Co. has organized at Kenna
We commend the enterprise
most highly. There is plenty of
wind here to run a 'sompany of
the kind, as we'll as the mills, so
r,r,ocfhl = tho r,rOiacfore ,,,;Il ,ok
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-11-03
ALL THE SPEED He WANTED.

"Drive Ike the deuc el'
shouted Smith, springing into
the taxi.
With a lunch the car started
forward, aud away they went
like lightning through the fog.
Crash, Theytook off the wheel
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-11-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

T. D. White, R. f. Ballard.
w. e. Rogers G. G. Hill and G.
A. DAWSON, democratic candi-
dates, were in Kenna Wednes-
day, looking after their political
fences. They came up on the
morning passenger and returned
on the local.
Joe Quillin is back on his
claim again, patching at pres
emit, as his wife stopped off on
the way to visit awhile with
relatives.
Claude Curry returned Tues
day from his visit, back in Ten
nessee. He was away three Or
four months.
T. NJ. Parkinson returned
home from his trip to Texas last
Sunday.
Dan Chavers arrived last Sat-
urday from his present home in
Texas, and has been with US all
week. He is at present one of
the proprietors of a tailoring es.
Enlistment, and informs us he
has a good business.
Herbert Richard and Law
renee McCabe while playing, al
the Big Valley school house
last Monday, ran into eachother.
and the collision resulted in g
broken leg for Herbert. His
father brought him to town and
had DR.. Fiscus to reduce the
fracture, and the boy is getting
along finely.
A Halloween party was Civ
en- at the residence of J. A.
Kimmons Tuesday night. part.
ly as Halloween event, and ir
part as a surprise on John, it be.
ing his birthday anniversary
The features of the party were
a ghost dance. hobgobIins, eat
ahles, plays and fire works. II
was very largely attended and
the participants had the jolliest
time ever.
Snow, rain, and more snow is
the ''after-cast" of the weather
forthis week. Tuesday was the
only nice day and, as that was
the day the Republican candi
ca 'es were at Kenna, it goes tc
show that cold Probabilities
is standing in with the Big Ele-
plant.
Bob Robertson and Judd Alb
bott left last Monday for Guianc
Mills, on wolf hunt. They ex
pected to he gone a couple Of
weeks, and longer, if they had
good luck. LATER: They came
home again yesterday. Didn't
like the smell of frost while
sleeping in their four-wheelet
bungalo.
]. t Abhott's little baby Zone
year old fell from a chair onto
the stove last Monday and wa,
quite severely burned. Mr.. Alb
brought the child to the doctor
yesterday for treatment.
FoR SALE;-Span of small mules
harness aud wagon. $15O-casf
or time, If secured. This office
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-13
Weeds Do SNORT
ON VACANT LOTS
AND TIE SANITARY POLICEMAN
HAS HIS HANDS FULL
They LIVE OUT OF TOWN
Eut the Vegetation Must BE NhaDhcd
1t Looks BAD and hnuuy-
Residents Nearby.

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-13

Seattle, Wash, Aug 1.-THE pos
tai savings bank at Bremerton, tho
seat Of tho Puget Sound navy yard.
is fun and unless the postmaster gen
eral takes action 20 relieve the sltua-
ton not another cent can be dcpos-
tied This is due TO the fact that
both Of the Bremcrton banks accred-
tied as repositories for the postal
savings institution have all Of the
postal savings funds they are permit
ted to handle, $4,000 and $500 re
spoctively
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-13
TO ELIMINATE "JoG."
City Commission Has Proposition to
Remedy Eighth ana Ninth.

Remedy Eighth and Ninth.
Just now the city commissioners
have before them proposition 20
open mp n passage at Marshall ave
uuc and Eighth and Ninth streets.
This ls near the cemetery There rs
"a "ior" IN tho streets. and persons
travelling cnst or west ON Eighth or
Nuh must take roundabout way
to continue when they reach the
yclFhborhood Of oak Lawn cemetery.
G j. Johnson, "a property owner
nj the place Of the "jog" has pro-
posed 10 donate to the city Of Tulsa
"a strip OF ground that prevents the
continuation OF Tlchth strcot into
Suth. n The city viii yacotc n dead
alley beside tho lot q part of which
ne win deed 20 tho city
u le thought tho city win accept
and thereby insure n continuation of
the streets II tho proposition ls ac-
coptcd there win be but a small "jog"
here ln travelling
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-13
HAWKINS ARRESTED.
Taken Into Custody on Charge Grow
Ing out Of Hendrix Gaze.

Frank Hawkins, pal Of Mel Lewis.
arrested Friday for Seduction for
tho purpose of prostitution" Of little
Miss Vera Hendrix. was also taken
into custody on that charge ycs'cr-
day. Tho boys were found IN the
Gilmore rooming house Wednesday at
midnight when the city police found
the 15-ycar-old Hendrix girl IN an
unconscious condition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-13
S5E S55IEf7 FLSsa SR,S5 SggS gSrs 13O Pfes
All Our High Grade 9ppSpO
Straw Hats and PanamaS IA 4 AUU

All Our High Grade Oxfords for Men reduced
from IA to II off Regular Price.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
RIVERSIDE Gil UB
HAS PLEnD|D RUN
Huntsmen Out in Goodly Num-
bers to Enjoy Exciting
Sport.
Especial 70 The Times-piepateb.1

Fetersburg. Va. january T.-Fresh
and fun Of enthusiasm from most
delightful run with the Deep Run Hunt
which they were enJoyably entertained
ct an elaborate reception, the River
Side huntsmen were out In goodly num-
hers this afternoon for the first run OF
the new year. Those riding were Har-
vey Seward. NJ. II. H.. or Christine.
Nj. c. jackson. huntsman. OH his ine
mount. Amulet +. b. Sydnor. whip,
on Her Grace; I. j. Hartley, whip, on
that superb hunter; Black Sox Lemroy
Jones. on Lady Modoc: S. Nj. Green.
,Ir.. on that aptly named hunter, Snfe
Conveyance. and q large field.
The meet wasNat the kennels, and the
run lay through Fishers farm, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08

letics. Only once in the last hve years
has the college failed to capture the
championship of college teams in this
state. and only once In the history of
basketball at this college has Il game
been lost on the home floor Every
college In the State has a basketball
team this year for the FIRST time. and
Wake Forest. as in other forms of ath-
letics, will be the only college that will
play all other teams. Having team
of amateurs. teams that will have mon
who have received money for athletic
services. Will be played without a pro-
test
Every one is confident that the team
of this year will make n creditnbIo
showing. Ono thing Is certnin-it will
be the lightest, though the fastest.
team that has ever represented Old
Gold and Black. The new and i'm
proved style OF passing. which other
teams have lacked. will be noticeable.
and it is believed that what the team
will lack In experience will be made
UP for In coaching.
The class games will he played with
in the next ten days, and every men,
Der of the squad, with theo exception
of w. r. Holding and Combs. arc ell
Eluie 10 play Ill these contests. Among
tho most promising men nre Holding.
b. L.. and Buie for centre. Poteat. OF
Furmnn University, is showing UP well
for forward, as are Kennedy. Sheriff.
and Conrad. Combs, Beam, H. NJ, and
Turner seem strongest for guard, with
Olive. Dowd and Beam, G.. NJ. as close
seconds.
Manager Beam has not completed the
schedule. but below arc tho games
which he expects to play. The dates
in some cases may be changed:
January el-Gulldforu, OF Wake
Forest.
January 25--Vtrginia Christian Col
isge at Wake Forest.
January 2s-Maryvillo College, at
Wake Forest.
February a--charlotte Y. NJ. c. A.,
at Charlotte.
February university OF North
Carolina, at Chapel Hill.
February affinity, at Durham.
February I1-Portsmouth Y. Nj. c. A.
at Wake Forest.
February 1S-University of North
Carolina, at Wake Forest.
February 20-v. NJ. l., at Wake
Forest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08

purpose OF considerinS the applications
Of Newport News and Portsmouth. such
a meeting. If IT Is held and reports
from Norfolk say that williams will
call 1t. will he a joke. With Roanoke.
Danvillc, I.ynchburg, and now Norfolk,
opposed to the eight-club circuit,
what's the use?
May Consider Buyins Dnnviiic.
The only thing for which such a
meeting would be called would be to
secure franchise for Portsmouth,
Now 1t Is not generally known. but last
year when 1, was desired TO swap Dan
vile for Petersburg. a proposition was
made FOR each OF tine clubs in the
lehHuc TO put un Il certain amount of
cash. and give IL TO Petersburg Peters
burg In turn TO make up such n sum
which would prove attractive to Dan
vile The proposition fell through.
and, while no evidence IS forthcoming
that Donvillc would sell. il is ncverthe-
less true that no proposition has ever
been made to Danville. 1t may be that
the meeting will take up such a ques-
ZION, though II is doubtful.
But everybody should be shouting a
few hosannas because 1t is ali over.
PERSONALLY am opposed to any more
sqnnbbles. i. happened that this paper
mas been right In regard to the settle
inent OF affairs but that Is purely good
luck. aided by little work on the
outside 1t may have been that every
thing printed was wrong. only such a
contingency seemed Impossible in view
Of the information obtained. But had
been wrong ] should have been VIII
ing 10 accent the inevitable with good
grace. That shouId he the attitude OF
every ono at this time and it should
be long pull and n strong, pull and a
pun all together for the welfare of
baseball
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
POULTRY SHOW
NEXT WEDNESDAY
(Contlnued From Flrst Faces

beginning tomorrow morning the
building leased for the show will be
open FOR the reception Of birds, and
AS nearly 1000 are expected 1t will
be "a busy time until the show actually
opens
Walter c. schaff, who has just re.
turned from Baltimore. where he en-
gagged judges for the local exhibition,
states that it Is, indeed, unfortunate
that larger quarters could not be Sc
cured, as undoubtedly the crannped
conditions prevented many VINO would
otherwise have come from entering the
lists. - w
Somc of the Judges
!, inc j. judges Of the local show will
Simmons. or Charlotte. n. e., and S.
7. Campbell, OF Mansfield. Q. Secre-
tary Walter j. Todd. of the Virginia
Association. is enthusiastic over the
prospects, and states emphatically that
the present exhibition will eclipse any
thing of its kind ever held In Rich
inond Both in variety and numbers
have been seen here in previous years.
Barred Plymouth Rocks will probably
be the largest class, while buff and
white QrpinSto tons, Rhode Island Reds,
white Leghorns and white Plymouth
Rocks will also be on hand.
Among the prominent exhibitors will
be found II. w. Haw, of Chester, Va;
George Moss. OF Burke's Garden. Va;
the Syaonby Gardens, OF Petersburg: j.
w. Snellings. Charles Il. Cross. James
r. Rutherford. George Guvernator and
Mrs. o. T.. Anderson besides many
more. Following will be found list
classes.
Cups Qnered.
=, "preside en- Cup" given by the pres
for the best light Brahma cock in the
Richmond.
=, 'ss s.; cAnp;", given BY The ses-,
Street Richmond, for the best display
by a, ]. Warren. Richmond.
=. Gnvernator. Richmond, for the best
display in silvcr-laced Wyendottes;
won In 1910 by 11llersons Poultry
Yards. Ellersons Va.
Southern Planter Cup" given by tho
Southern Planter Publishing Company,
b. Morgan Shepherd, manager, Rich
mond, for the best male in all classes
pr. ]. II. c. Winston. HempdenS Sidney.
: ]. Donors Of special cups and prizes
.Jr.. High Constable OF the city of Rich
mond Offers a handsome silver cup
for the exhibitor entering the largest
Donor not competing
Warren Cup" given by A. T. War
rem, ex-treasurer. a handsome silver
cup for the best display OF S. c.. II, I.
Reds.
"Vice- President Gun" given by Rob-
ert $. Gray, of Meadow Bridge Poul-
try Farm. for tile best display Of
Orningtons. all varieties mDetiifg
Only members OF tho Virginia Poultry
Association eligible.
"Scilaaf CUP" given by Walter
white and buff. l26 East Broad Street.
Offers handsome oliver cup for tho
best dlsniay in barred Plymouth Rocks.
'Breeders' Cup" given by friends of
Eto the winner OF the best dtsnfay s.
G. black Minorcas. y, j 80 n. ! I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08

then on over the Orr farm. whore two
four und-a half-feet fences were negoz
tiated in great form: thence to thei;
plank road for welcome break. THEY
Falconer farm. running through Matt
toN's, taking tho famous gate In SEM
sationnl style; thence for break
down the Dupuy Road to Haryell,s%
field, finishing all we'll up In benutlfuls;
form across SIX Jumps on the clubss
grounds. y number of friends audluIf3l
mrers of the sport had gatheEsdItnt
witness tho kill, and received,ist hef
hunters with applause. ..i'1s. Mr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
WILL PUT STRONG
QUIN I IN FEEL D
Wake Forest Will Meet
All State Colleges in
Basketball.
Especial 10 The Timca-Dlspatch. !

Wake Forest. January college
opened Tuesday with tho largest regis
tration In tho history of the college.
Immediately upon the return of the
students basketball practice was begun.
and though none of last years varsity
and only one of last years substitutes
have returned, it is believed that " AXE
Forest will retain tho usual high
standard in this department of attn