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The Topeka state journal., 1911-07-22

lightning never strikes twice in the
same place were shattered by two
thunderbolts here. The first bolt rip
ped off a portion of the tower and the
second. occurring several hours later,
completed the job
The Topeka state journal., 1911-07-22
The Local Weather.

The local temperature up to noon
when the weather bureau closed, shows
about the same range Of temperatures
as on Friday. The wind was IL miles
an hour from the southeast
The Topeka state journal., 1911-07-22

New York at Detroit, clear, D. M.
Boston at Cleveland, clear. 8 p. M
Philadelphia at Chicago, clear, 8 p. Ia.
Washington at st. Louis. clear p. N.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-07-22
BASEBALL WEATHER
Western Leagne.

Omaha at Topeka. clear. 3:45 p. m.
Sioux City at Lincoln, cloudy, 3:45
p. m
Des Moines at Pueblo, clear, $3.50
p. N.
St Joseph at Denver. clear, $40
p. m
The Topeka state journal., 1911-07-22

Louisville at Milwaukee, clear, 3 p. m.
Columbus at Kansas City, clear, 3:15
p. M
Toledo at st. Paul. clear. p. M
Indianapolis at Minneapolis, clear. 2
and p m.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-07-22
National Leagne.

ST. Louis at New York, clear, 1885,
2. m.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn, clear, p. m.
Pittsburg at Boston, cloudy. 2:4s
p. n
Chicago at Philadelphia, clear. {
D. m.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-07-22

Lightning Strikes Twice.
Irvington, n. J., July 22.@The town
clock and the adage to the effect that
The Topeka state journal., 1911-07-22

Weather Indications.
Chicago. July 22.=Forecast for
Showers tonight and Sunday.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-07-22

fcontinued on Page TwO.l
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21

Mr. Carter 196 remarkable g.
-ee- !. extended over - years OF
Congressional AMI C@cIzl life Il
Washington
This embraced service Is the first
e-ress1Ia15T4 elected from Montana
:To terms IN the UNITED S-aess Sen-
-.ss511er q tha general Land CE5c4--
lair -1z1 OF the Republican National
Committee IN second and u1suCe=z.z-
mi Campaign OF benjamin HARRISON
for the Presidency; president Of the
11ar6 d U15c41 States Comm =sszcl---
ecs for the Louisiana Purchase II
position Il St L0uIs- and since Last
March chairman ct the newly created
"--tar1G-IC-al Joint Co---5Ssl1-
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
THE
Al RSH | P
Apparently 1t Was a
Failure
b. CLARISSA MACKE
Copyright NJ American Press Also
c@ar5o-- ISL

Celia O'Brea sat s-iEy IN the pat
e1t rocker. and On the Other side Of
the room the hard sofa upheld the
bury form OF Dennis Flint BeEweea
them o. Z marble TOPPED stand. rest
ed the snail working Node OF an sIr-
ship.
Mss O'Br5ea broke the strained 81
le1oe with Eys1s-EsI .Asugc-
And SD Fou'7e spent eli the money
On t1gt-th2t~ S1e pointed tre1
bling finger st the airs1Ip-
-Ev9y BANKED cent? gro#l=d Dan
his sulIe18y-
~EFe1 the furniture E01e!-t1a
uo1ey for the gr-e1 parsor se1-w1=l
We WAS 10 De married 1e1- D0-tl
she i1sEste< tea-ulgy-
Not z copper letr-D0t enough 10
buy e sboestri1g. admitted Dennis
staring tes7.e~ssy at LIS f=et-
And al tur thzt-tezr thing what
couldn't Do 9 thing for aoEbodEr'
I'm g4s1 1 didn't Eet ~ ny JOB 81
the store SAID Ce4lz Po41Ee1iE-
Than Eo1 won't wait tor Ua any
Eo1geEy" ASKED DellEs. turning away
his KID tzce quite wl-a WITH pain
and anger
81 dga'r SEE any use returned MS
sweet -eG-T s-o1Ilgf by t1s TING yCsz :
saved Eo1e! eloEg1 20 g4- C9rr1et1
On I'4 Is SD o@d s8o gray 1-ere woo'E
s1yruC! AoE 81 IL Il goI'o only
ssurk u Fcp1r .oo sn1 8eeo good III
chi1Gs- Instead q q FosgT fo-Eoru inFe1-
tor VIC col1 nave Cee1 married next
uo1ta am 1zo z r9rpr WIFI TIE green
parsoT seq
TO tie 6ETvIe with IT, gTee1 per
Ior SCI SIRE and yo1 oE-1Gsr Dar-
rlsd tUEC5-00E E91. sruCGeTEe1 Del
LIS WIFE -t-L! ~iure lead t14 OF
tur-t t1s1-.'
And tEs-s more than To-r ow1 Is
Dells t'l1L" lTerpoLst=o gD
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
FOOD EXPERT is
HIGHLY PLEASED

Slus-o-.. Ta-C- Harvey II vi
-sF, chief Of -1= Bureau o. C1a-Es
TT q The Cel,zC-z=-. q Agriculture,
made s1a1=-e-- upcE President
TG1s letter q Fz-t1es-1oz
az have rad re -art u lie Pras4-
6ezt1E Eectsr z-1 a. deeply grateful
for tie sF-Iz.1e-@c zz1 ce-fo-.51g
expressions co1-4-=1 c1s-=.E.~ L.
said = re.o1cs. TOO. thai Dr. Rms
5F 1zz been found fee q ta1l-. az5
an sorrT tn. = Was to--5 E=eez
sa-F 10 reu-lEzz6 D-s Eeote- g-5
B5g=-o#. 1s1t1 faithful z-5 consider
--o1s workers Tie O4s1se VIE L
the Phrss5zg and MT Z the Asa-.-
80 always felt certain that the
President, viii Lis high ss1sa - .-s-
tzcs, wo-l6 follow tLs course which
~ did
49, an grateful also 70 t1e press u
rEs United States for tia practically
unanimous support which IL has given
zs- through Ills e-1sz1 tess that
the tribute Is Mt Z personal cze, u.
10 tie camzs w15cs I have e-66aFo.e1
% exrs0-ss
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
Will TOO GIVE MI s-15s~

vote fun 5-= doorway OF Gil tEe
IEpEg beaded .lSss1gZLS g0u - TIE a1--Ic-
Cell .-Fe 4LGE gemaC1 70 Dennis =
CT0z=- 1eT=E wG>U-c - rn= BAG
.1cG 60 E-sETT tE= likes d c1w- uZr %
w0-41 have Gtrer LIED auc rs turned
Is UEgct Ee expected Do1G EDg lev
g Sc 1I- I'D Uu-eg ALstler Eo1a-
wEs1 - gop1 eTeZrE
Mrs O'Brf41 turned he- E1-be-z-g
blk ss51a- and Ter flaming red face
14sz gars7Sr red Good night ME<ther
F-1-- z-ae REPEATED from the sLa5gws
~G0cs1 night Returned Dennis SAY
sgag. All ~FT6og- zz1ce II the
~eiI1-g Gala n T-1upe+1 down TIA
stairs sC1 cut INTO t5,= Sereez
L so-g creary night spent II turning
over Plan after plan fur IN disposal
q MS I1Te-tIo1 Eetr hin wegrT and
depressed the following morning In
The EfrerCosg1 L. welt 70 tha s-ra fur
15r-re Szore- pssT W1e1sse gLz1re-L1E win
cowz L. sl6 Celia hzd 50 often srrugless
On s1ECeE GREETINGS and before wnE-1-
c-zs1-ss TIE EerIts Of tEe furniture dis
Played therein
IGeFs Lad been 0le U0-eut0-s o.
e2s1C1 when they had entered t1e store
and looked 81 parBur suzts aud both
had taIea IN love with o7e ot III
hoEEg- Upholstered in deep green
plush Dennis had g01e 50 far Is 10
Esks E deposit o. SO uo the frrui-
r1Fe- and I'M bgEore IVES ID D. paid
within week - 50
seTerSE weeks had PASSED and tie
young E21 had become e1grussesi In
Eas t1Feot1o7: dollar after dollar had
h%@a wEt11rs WI from the bank uuul
Ee eFe11Gg before ha had faced
tszEs0Fed tank ACCOUNT and ze
straight 70 Celia and rrs1fesss=F with
out EkSsa-sng - To her st1ftu1a-
In tie visions q De-1Es Flint there
were huge Factories h=se1Tnz forth
smoke frv- the furnaces that SID
Etao TIE power that manufactured rha
lew S-1rsA He ru-B1 sae ue- s-rea-
Ing 10Es from work With dinner rails:
ke cr1c see rg~s 81 usr Cottages.
where ev15eaEsd wires aud hsu1y
Children worked and Qgsyed- he could
SEE CeaGz~ his wfts- living IN Ell a=n-
e1cs s-cl Is she had n4var dre-sd
C In 6er Position e SzLes8sdy I'm the
tsg 6egs -1Ueor zso-s
And al these vEzs1-s vanished b.
fore t5e reality that q Eeo ususa
parA1r s11 EseaCt more ID Gala and
k=E mother than al tie ssrznIp and
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
WEST INSISTS ON PLEDGE
Gooso Roads Legislation Depends en
M-st se.ors Pro-Ese

Salem Ore-E the members o. the
legislature agree 70 certain t-oz1o-n6
C01G lions which will Dc Laid 6oE- 5y
GOT@-nOr West Z Special session Of
that body will Dc called so-e .Ee
between now and t1e first Of the Fez-
This will mem thai not o1e Of the
veto messages which were sent ID
the Secretary If Stale following the
last session Oh come up to- consider
alton II will also r14a1 thzr none q
the Legislation which WAS adversely
passed upon Il The last session bF
the members themselves On D. res-r-
-e>--se5. nat even the roa6 bills Of that
Session. rs these w5r= I'll Ts-oe5 ~
The GDFsr-o-. Will the exception q
C-s C- TWO
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
GOVERNORS TALK SUFFRAGE
Three Believe Milo Nesroas Are More
Certain q Results

saFG- BELIEVE VILE gesrc-s Are More
Certain q Results
Ss~ FOrk-A thEong Of 6eHaEstra-
tive su4EzgIsts and suErsgsetss and
rot few mem filled Copper Union hall
Saturday night 20 hear the governors
OF sIx states plead for wousn's
rights They pleaded long and v5gor-
ously. each Of them. but Il remained
for Governor ShatEoth d Colorado ID
furnish the climax o. the meeting by
declaring that three Of lis fellow
Speakers. GOTe-ro- Ea~Iey o. Idaho,
Spy Of Utah and Governor Hay Of
Washington. didn't know what they
were talking about when they c01-
6emned the canlaig u the militant
su@rzg1Sts In this sentiment he wss
Joined by Mrs Hamlet Stz1t01
BIatchs who acted Is chairman WHO
promptly raised objection 70 tie al
tack o. the lilitzz-s
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
fE66MEn GET $4,000
Ne@ hes.r -s-sr, 3 CO Bar. .F-.fr~
e Lz-s=st 7o12e-y Eve Known

New --E-4r-WEzt Is BE-
--=T=1 the Largest cash hank robbery
Recorded II Es1-5cs annals cE tie world
cscc-crs5 II this city when skilled
Tegg-=1 carried away loot tota1ing
s.,s-9@i- +cC- -1s branch OF the Bank
q Mo--r=a-- liking their escape I.
a. a--G-c-1-s
Ltc-g1 lie safe WIS blow 10 az
1.cg5o- We heard II the early Enorr-
.,E Stiffness owing I'D the fact that
:-s cC1os-s had carefully and c1evs--
y planned their work by -u#lt1g the
--:----EtFeerT1s AMI safe door in the
,=-----o-15zg belonging I'd the hanks
-g-- Es1chCz-- who wsz Oh his al
c-z1 FGcGtloZ and for ssgu-s ressoc OF
ct-=-r Il ole was IN the hank 81 t1s
--e -1@ roo5erT occurred
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21

Pocr1z-G- Ma-Cn0&cEaI reaurrs o.
80 -scaCr election compiled here IN
e--sts Z -z.CrItF Of 5s1 IN favor Of
fsr=-C112 q cte r-ohT6I9Toz clause II
.s -c-sE1 --G501, with seven towns
s--- II dispute The vote reported
g Portland from these fowls the
cf-'r5Hc--Z=sss Of which the clerks have
i---e-p = su@cdezt I'D 0Ter1hro~n-
LIZ EsIor5tF Of ia In favor Of re-
sea- - SHOVE ny the figures of the
see.rs-zrT al Stale
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
T, \. CARTER DEAD,
LIFE NOTEWORTHY
Montanan. Recently Retired
From Senate. Succumbs to
Lung Infection.

1.1g-0z--ET-Uri-ed States Sen
E.o- T1Os- H Carter Of Montana, for
Tears -QcewCErhy and picturesque
character II National politics. once
Chairman II the Republican National
Committee. and since last year chz1r-
~ u the American International
Commission died Al his Washington
-=z.1s-c@ early Sunday Of Infection
:. .1= lungs He WIS 81 years old
Mrs Carter and their SINS, stu
5=--z q Georgetown University, were
VIII him when he died The funeral
Ezs held Tuesday Il St Paul's Ro-
III Catholic Church I1te-ment was
- Mont C1tTet Cemetery, this city.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
Municipal co-gr.ss Meets in Chicago

Municipal Congress Meets in crEcss o.
Chtcago-O@c5zI Representatives Of
municipalities II FL parts q tie Unit
81 States and Clz5a s16 : few Eer
Resulting large cities IN foreign eo-c-
Tries gathered here I'd attend -1s II
-s--z-5C-z1 Municipal Congress s-5
Exposition w15e1 ole-e5 Il -L= Coli
ss-- MC16aT- Tie congress. 81 is
ra@6 implies q Il international
character. Is Planned uQcE Z large
scale and premises 70 De t1e largest
and -oSt instructive event u tEts
kind ever held Il .1Lz co---y.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
Oregon Par E- Minnesota First TT--.

S. Paul NI-----5a-ze- " Law-cr.
:::-=- mayor OF ST PAM has sls6
-: a@5zv5t with The secretary 81
:.E-4 - candidate for United
SIZES Senator. 10 s-ccee5 Senator
c--u-= N4Is-- LGwlcr fed 4o- the
Democratic co-iuar5o1- and Is the
@-st recs.g- 10 file under the E4ets
EFT applying Tie Oregon plan tor
-f-Cd-lac cho-ce u United States se1z-
..o-s
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21

C15Cag0-The commercial interests
OF Chicago have wo1 Z long fight
with the express companies 10 secure
: ra6uct5C1 IN express rates in Hi
E0Ts and general cut Will 60 INFO
effect October ! o. from 10 20 g
Per cent
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21

c11 Fellows Gather 4. Ind ara rzoEis~
Indianapolis, Iz1-O61 Fellows
from Ill 1zrts O the United States,
Canada and Mexico gathered l. IL
6lznapolfs for the eighty-sirt1 zzz-zg
cc-rurEcat501 q the sovereign grand
lodge. which opened MONDAY
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
The MARKETS


Pc-EAsr1.
wtsa1-TraGE prices: Glib, ale;
sEues7sE- 6scs red Russian. Sec
RarIsF-Fee5. So Per tor
Oa1-No- I white, SIS per To-.
Hy-TIm0thy, valley, s141 zItz1ta.
ST.
-Crez-e-T. Sic
Eg=-Rsrc1. sse-
Eops-1s11 crop. &c; 1919. Ec-<
EsL
Wool - Eastern Oregon. sE1sc;
WITls-e8ts valley. 1s@17c
MczzEr-CEo.es. 3T1xe
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21
s-rs.s- as Ezrr-d Frcrn Taft Ez-1uss

2eFsr-The waEsn Of Colorado
t1Ps -s7- cG-se1 that they will be
-srfsf- from the Tsfr hangusG tables
- t-7 night Of October 8 From eF-
CGrT q the stale they ara send
Ag - s1gry protests. zo0rcning the
-e-2srs Of the col-It1ee In charge
q t-s banquet and particularly the
E@---s.- Republicans O. DsEFs<-
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-21

Thszt-Blues4szrS Sc: Climb, SIC
red Russian 7Se-
Bzrasy-s& Per tcE
Ozt-SzS Der tcA
E-5Tc
Ezy-TnEO<hys SIS per to- Alfalfa
JIG Per ten
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-08-04
AVIATORS At
ALBUQUERQUE

A Curtiss Aviation Meeting
for Albuquerque
Glenn H. Curtiss, leader in the
scientific advancement and the
prac ical development Of avia-
ton, today affixed his signature
to a contract with the New Mex
leo Fair association providing for
two flights each day on Wednes.
day, Thursday. and Friday of fair
week, at the Thirtieth Annual
New Mexico State Fair to be held
in Albuquerque October 9 to IA.
The contract was closed today in
New York City. P. F. McCanna,
representing the fair association,
and Mr.. Curtiss, general director
of the Curtiss Exhibition COM
pany, representing that concern.
The contract signed with Mr..
Curtiss today is the elimination
of nearly a years negotiations
with the most prominentaviators
in America and Europe. Glenn
H. Curtiss is the king of aviators,
and that the New Mexico associa-
ton has accomplished the feat
of assuring daily Curtiss flights,
is a tribute to the persistence and
diplomacy of the officers of the
organization. Daily aeroplane
flights will be the biggest draw
ing card that has ever been in
the deck of drawing cards at any
territorial fair. That the Cur
tiss people are to make the flights
is the best possible news that
the association could hope for.
A telegram telling of the signing
of the contract was received to-
day by John B. McManus, secre-
tary of the fair, from P. F. Nc
Gamma, a member of the execu-
tive committee, who left for the
east two weeks ago. -Albuquer-
que Herald.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-08-04
Old O1fIOers
VIII Hold Jobs

Ell Paso, Texas, August 2
The employees of the customs
house in Ciudad Juarez are to re-
tain their places as a result of a
message received from the treas
ury department in Mexico City,
which revoked the order of Ern-
este Madero, which said that the
men should be replaced by the
former federal employees.
The message also said that the
present employees would receive
their official appointments in
writing from Mexico City in a
few days which will show that
they are the real government en-
ployes Of the customs house and
will make it impossible for like
orders for the removal of the
men to be issued again.
Ciudad Juarez as a whole has
returned to it's peaceful pursuits
and the little trouble of Tuesday
has been passed over as if it
never occurred.
The federal.offic who have
been retaining their jobs in diff
ferent capacities in Ciudad Juar-
ez, are expected to resign in a
few days, as they have promised
to do several times.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-08-04
M6r6 Lads
10 ride across
GOntln6nt

New York, Aug. l. From
Coney Island to the Pacific coast
on horseback is the trip which is
being undertaken by the Aberna-
thy boys, who last year rode to
New York from Oklahoma.
It was one minute after mid
night tonight when Louis Aberna-
thy, eleven years old, and his
brother, Temple, four years his
junior, started on the trip which
will take them $500 miles.
If they make the ride in sixty
riding days and abide by certain
conditions they will win $1,000.
The boys have agreed that they
will not eat or sleep under roof
during the ride. They will ride
up the eastern shore of the Hud-
son to Albany, thence west and
will conclude their trip at Presi-
dio park. San Francisco.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-08-04
Good Tins
at Social

The social last night at Lueras
Hall given by the Catholics of
our city was a jolly affair. The
boys furnished the ice cream of
which there was an abundance
and the ladies provided plenty of
cake to accompany it, The
crowd was estimated at over a
hundred and fifty persons.
Music was furnished by several
of those present, among whom
were Mr.. and Mrs. Van Stone,
Miss Lena Ortiz and Frank Cha
vez. Plenty of nice candy was
on hand for the little folks, and
apparently everyone was little
folks" for the time being. At a
late hour the crowd was still en-
joying itself. The boys may
we'll be proud of their success, as
it is understood they planned
the evenings entertainment.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-08-04
h6Cllmdt6d S66d

John Block brought in two
samples of his corn yesterday.
Both are about six feet tall, one
is we'll tasseled and has two fine
ears, just right for good roasting
ears. The other has just begun
to tassle, and silk, but is much
larger both as to stalk and leaves
than the first. The seed of both
was planted at the same time,
one being home grown seed and
the other seed shipped into the
Valley This is a SPLENDID show
ing as to the difference between
acclimated and non-acclimated
seed. At the present time, it
looks as if the one field is good
for in the neighborhood of thirty
bushels of we'll matured corn per
acre, while the other will merely
make good fodder.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-08-04
GRIND BALL
TONIGHT

The dance in the new Lasa-
ter building tonight promises
to be a swell affair. With a
splendid floor and good music
a most pleasant evening is
promised, The Estancia boys
are arranging to entertain
their guests in grand style.
The invitation to attend is ex-
tended to all who care to dance
or watch the dancers.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-08-04
EST ANcIA VALLEY PRODUCTS
PROTRAGTED
MEETINGS

"A series of meetings will COM
mence on Saturday night at the
Methodist Church, under the
auspices of the local Church of
Christ, with Elder J. P. Nall,
editor of the Eye Opener at
Pritchett, Texas in charge. Mr.,
Nall is expected to arrive on Sat-
urday morning. A general in
vitation is extended to everyone
to attend the meetings.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-08-04
INTERESTING
Day hT
MOUNThINAIR
Sunday School Association has
Good'Program''and
Selects Officers

Mountainair, N. M, Aug. z, -
The second day of the New
Mexico Sunday School associa-
tion convention today was most
interesting one ,thelchief business
Of importance being the election
of;the:following officers for the
year: President, D. A. Porter
field, Albuquerque; vice presi-
dent, w. M. Mccoy of Mountain
air; treasurer, H. S. Lithgow of
Albuquerque; secretary, w. f.
Swartz, Artesia; Judge Pope Of
Roswell, superintendent of the
adult department; superinten-
dent elementary department,
Mrs. w. C. Oldham of Portales;
missionary superintendent, Miss
Beck of Roswell; home secretary,
a newsoffice, W. F. Swartz. Ex-
ecutive committee. all the Off
GERS and the following: J. W.. |
Gordon ,sssAnimas; w. G. Ogle,
Las Vegas; A. ED. Robinson,
Santa. Fe;!M. L. Fulghum, Ration;
A. A. Hitson, Tucumcari. DR..
B. E. Heddingi of ssMountainair,
was chairman of the nominating !
committee whose nominations
were ratified.
The report of Secretary Nc
Coy showed that there are now
in New Mexico 180 Sunday
schools with an aggregate mem
bership of $4,000, affiliated with
the association. The delegates
present from the various coun-
ties were as follows Torrance,
%; Bernalillo, 27; Eddy, 8; Col
fax, 2; San Miguel, 2; Grant, 2;
Roosevelt, 1. There are also
delegates from Chicago, Pasa-
dena, CAL, and other outside
points. The addresses of Mis-
sionary Superintendent W. A.
Brown of the International as
sociation, a man of remarkably
keen intellect engaging person
ality, energy and enthusiasm
who:came here to conduct this
convention direct from the inter-
MISUNDERSTANDING at San Fran
cisco, nave been greatly enjoyed,
and he will appear further on the
of the chautauqua while
here, a fact which will be the
source of much satisfaction to
those attending. Addresses to-
day were given by R. P. Hap
good'.of Clovis; H. S. Lithgow of
albuquerque; Mrs. E. B. Kemp
of Artesia, W. A. Brown and E.
B. Cristy of Albuquerque. A
great addition to the program
has been the music by the chau-
tauqua quartet consisting of Mrs.
Cerbett, MRS. Mccoy, Dr.. He'd
ding and Mrs. Sara Ulmer of
Pittshurg. in charge of the elocu-
ton courses as the chaptauqua,
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-08-04

P. P. Sanchez left for Duran
last night, called home by a
letter telling that his father is
i'll. The News is short a typo
for a short time as a result.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-08-04

Rex Meador, who has spent
some months in Texas, re
turned Yesterday to assist in
harvesting the bumper crops
growing in the Silverton
neighborhood,
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-08-04

Angus McGillivray left yes
terday at noon for Santa Fe for
a short visit.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-08-04

News Readers get the News
irst.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-05-06
TO SECURE CHOICE POULTRY
Practical Rules for Matching Eggs
and Setting Hen-Changing Cock
erel of Great Importance.

Be sure that the hen Is brooding.
Try her for day or two by placing
china eggs on the nest Make a nest
of clean, fine-cut straw; dust the
straw with Persian insect powder.
The hen should be busted with the
lice powder twice during incubation,
that the old and young lice may be
killed before the young chickens are
hatched If the chickens are free
from lice, they will make strong
growth from the start. The breeding
stock should be given grass range
and fed a mixed grain ration of crack
ed corn and whole oats, and wheat
screenings. Feed fresh ground bone
twice week. Have boxes In feeding
room of ground bone, crushed oyster
shells, grit and large box of wood
and coal ashes we'll mixed together
for the dust bath Breeders of high
priced poultry make careful selection
of the breeding stock. The males
should be fully one year old, of me-
dunn size, full-breasted, and with
short, bright yellow legs.
The breeding hens should be select.
ed from the most prolific layers.
Breeders of exhibition birds use the
trap nest to test for egg production.
Fresh blood should be introduced by
purchasing males of the same breed
from farm-bred flock. 1t is said
change of blood increases the laying
qualities. Allow one male to pen Of
IL hens of the large birds, and one to
a pen of Is hens of the small breeds.
After the cock has been with the flock
two weeks, remove him and put In a
fresh cock. This Is considered of the
utmost Importance by breeders.