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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-27
THE POOR wDowERs'

Jesse Lynch William. in hIs latest
novel. NV, some men are born mono
gamisr,. s"m. achieve monogamy and
other, have muuugamy thrust upon
thcm. hut when q man is polygamou>
hy nature monopamou, bv contract,
and fascinating hy temperament, there
come, trouble when success arrives with
women IN IL, train.
Apropos Of nothing - none are
more exposed than the widowers. The
thought might be- illustrated he exam.
piles within ouT-orhit The predatory
female who Prowl' 10 The social Jungle
seeking whom she may tcvour. j. rather
q product of our time, =" rich ia femi.
nine initiative. She pounrrs M the m.
protected Widuwrr, mellow I'D by he.
rrayemrut and carries him N his bal.
ance aud To- her lair, along with his other
balance secured for lite in her pocket.
f" H'"ANH A"AH hhaNNfN " UNa WINK hhff
way IN the world vampire fashion on
the nice, juicy fatness IT lone aud lorn
widowers, Don Z YOU think some socie
~ should he started TO protect guile.
less men and their innocent families
against such aggrcssiveness and thI'
high caste socialism Of the new disp-a
SAtioni OF course, We mean nothing
personal and should not attempt to in.
t%crfere with the course Of true love
But how are We to Judge ~ the real NJ.
ticle in these days when II is dihcult
to Identify as an antique jewell Bu,
talking Of lovs-that is Cupid . bushes,
and AoHs or OuH.-COrsl Clyde In Albu.
qusrqus JOuTnAl.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-27

Ash KENNEDY Of Manitoba, canada.
assistant to 'he grand 'htei Of the o.
ter 81 Locomotive Engineers. visited q
few days with the local lodge OF 'hI,
'liS the first of 'he wc"s The editor
u the News had the pleasure Ut meet
.ug him with q number oi the engineer,
II his ci'y az the vorcnherg and great
J., "nioyed h%"abiug MIN relate some al
the history Of ra%ilroading IA pioneer
iayS both iu the United states and
canada. Ne ha, climbed ell N. way
ly from th" bottom of the bushes, 10
N" night hand side ui the locomotive
and AZ 't, ,gc Of .iN'y yeaTs il ,till iu
'"ha lie %, making q tour Of the states
now ~ 'I- interest Of the Order Of 10.
comoti'r Engineers and will return
home yIa British Columbia from the
tinted state.
While 100 conversation with the rugi.
u""rs waiting thinner. 40 N. lobby OF
the N"r"nn-rg. 10" told the hoy, some.
thing about 'hr great oncs building be-.
longing 20 'he brotherhood 10 Cleveland,
ohio i o., a. investment made some
wears ,go b., 'he order aud cost them
>lls5uu" n o., thirteen ,tori-, high
and contain, $4,000 square feet The
annual Income from i, i about $40. U00.
II o, pur 90 he finest buildings Ia Clcvr.
land and j. located on he corner Of
pu'ari" ,nd ~ clair ST..
Local 'it"t j. K McAlpu~ gave the
.rr"ad Boo NJ Kennedy honor. The
guests present we're Mes,rs Ash Ken
nrly. u. h,uu, \ \ Harvey. i. e.
Osteru. } IS. D"rmsu, - 9 Wacp. i
" Reynolds. + :. simmons, e. v Roh.
ins0n. e. g. Jacobs. with + X Meal
pine, chief ~ division 80. -, Tucum
"ari ~ The head Of the table,
There ,fr about forty engineers run.
ming ou' 20 mis- city and the local mem.
hershtr a. rbirtv. -four.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-27
DIAZ IN TO T A
HE HAS
Rebel Activity Spreading
and Federals Are Aban.
doning Cities; Americans
Destitute.

Mexico city. NAV lc.-Grnstal Diay
will not leave the presidency while The
country IL in It's prescn, state Of unrest
lie has demanded 20 know from hi, op
ponents the terms in which ,hey expect.
Ell 10 nnoun bis willingness, TO resign
aud il waiting q reply from them.
The president, declaration last sun.
day was made in good faith snd With
The desire 70 serve the interests Of ME
country. Ne mean, wha, he ,aid-thst
he would Law down the reius Of govern.
ment when he could 10 40 without dan.
ger Of anarchy OF chaos following his
= 'tion.
Minister of Finance Iimsntour made
the above explanation today. lie said
thst following the rejection Of the
president = manifesto nv the revolution
lists, = message MAS sent, asking that
Nadero aud his followers state in ~
actlv what terms they desired the an.
nouncement.
pial could eIplain, said L%imantour,
precisely what he meant bv his eSpres.
sion when his conscience tells him
that he can dc 30 without giving ovei
the country 70 siurrhv.'
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-27
PURITAN Is
NOT INTENDED

l.s, Vegas. y NJ, MAY ld The N,o
NcNico SUNDAY Iaw o., not Intended 20
proyid" q Puritan Nnhhnrh for tine ',r
titoty 10 the upiuiou oi Judge C]lai,u,r
j Roberts. who " 81 ed the district
court ct San Miguel count, 100 l.a. Veg
e, today.
Jidg" Roberts. 10 hi. charge p" 'i"
grand Jury, CAV" au extended iu'rfpr,
tatl"u ot IN" SUNDAY law lIr nuli.
tha' u wa, not the intention uf 'h, log
l%'l"'ur" ~ passing the n,' ." make p
apply particular, y" .]nl""u. lie .aui
IN his judgment N" law iId MOT apply
=" baseball =" long q. 'tr sport va-
property conducted. and iid uu' inter
fer" With or disturb religion. wur.u,r.
nor did ~" law apply ?" ira. .'orr..
news stands. rouf]"r'iou"Is. livery ,'t.
hl"N, garages "r places 90 amusement.
butchers, bakers. farmers. r'r a., UuIi.
that pool halls come WITHIN 'I, uru,I.
ions Ut the law lli, decision VIII i,
81 considerable ,u,"rc,, aII over New
Mexico, and particularly 100 'hl, rl's
and Ration, where" attempt. have been
mad" recently - "uf"rrr the co. -]"ryuu.,
Of II. cSllei hlur SUNDAY.
This decision J., ia line with our .u.
g%"sti"u last week that amus"m"uis nro
necessary in the correct governing 1T
The pcorl" nt HnN community. + .,"m.
'hai M" intention of the SUNDAY rIu.
NJ law wa =" stop N" ,.lr uvuur.
and N" pool tables and not 20 CLOSE
The places 81 Amusement. The Nrvs
don : see any reason VII. the entire
population oi rucumrrri should L." com
p"ll"d 20 stand ou the lid nll dny sun.
day other than the saloon, aud ~, pool
halls aud probably th" proprietor.
IT these place. would rather clos, them
selves han r-muiu open
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-27
AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON
special TO the Ncv,.

Sr.,t,I "a 'b. News
WASHINGTON. u T.. Nav l- After A,
refind which Ua. gpdoubtoiI, involved
mon, discussion than that ,iven 20 ,r,
other statehood matter me question ~
ADMITTING ,H, r.rrstrr, u Nrw Mexico
int, m, ...'rrtuoi Df state, has again
finally reached OBJ. Lower Hou., %
Congress. and after messing that body
will yo before ,b. United state, sen.
ate whrr. the rrar Opposition 'u tine
uIau for Joint admission of Arizona end
New Mexico b, strongest. Tn, burden 90
New Mexico fihruI'r,. .a, been .u
Di,t.B hy ..Tfruns'I,urr4 citizen. ~
Tint Territory who Has. been frs'ru.
mental In I,frluu down OH, boar. n On,
way ,f amendment. 20 Oh, Constitution
and what Nh, r,..I, r ynir- ,a bot. ID.
nard 10 tell. Iut should oh. Opposition
IA. ,u,b a.. d, defeat immediate, star.
b,od ,,r ,E, T.rr,,.r, A., chi. ,rp.
IA. r.,ul. OF New Nr,.,. .u.nr ro,
., f..ita,. ir fixing ,f. EI,r. ,r. cha,
m.ddl,rs vI, 1,,, r,,.rf.r,i with ,bo
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drew. .b,uIJ l.ar ,t. frI ..ri.r .,
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-27
waiting for InsurreCtos

The newt step 10 he taken by the
government appears 10 hinge upon he
receip' or non receipt Of a further pro
posal from the reVolu,ionists.
The imyortauc. Of he decision Of the
american government 20 permit srms
and ammunition TO cross the border into
Nc,icn through the regular chsnnels OF
trade IL fully appreciated.
The decision greatly simrh6ed Ma.
dero' : task OF srming the recruits whom
. he expects To flock by thousands to his
standard on uis projected march 10 he
capital.
The war department bss learned that
LUIS Nova and 8 band Of insurfrc'os
we're planning sn immediate attack lp.
ON rorreon. 'he Coshuils citv AZ the
md 81 the rich l.sguns cotton district.
m attack before morning will be uo
surprise. This morning shC,s were -
changed between the garrison out
POST, aud the advancing reuels
h'I"lIN lF'W Nh' 'HI'lHI VI F"'"'F
as are that Conception del orc hs'
been aiken nv the rebels; that son
tretete again i being attacked. and That
she governor hss ordered the local 81
'hoii,i,s II pinos and Oio Calirn'- :,
abandon the village. because ~ the ~
ability OF ,he government 10 f,rri.l
protection
From Topic come. new. Of ne ,rtssc
~ the revolution This 'efri'otN hs'
been Comparatively FREE from The rehe
wave.
The number ~ Nm-' can refugees Hg'
grown RAPIDLY - Yer, ''ful and Mtu
,auillo MANY oi these Nrergrsn' 80
.sid go he destitute.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-27

The ma.bi..ry for the state Line OiI
Go il 80 route 10 the big held near
End"" and there j. going 10 he some.
thing doing IN that vicinity IN the near
future.
Capt 'onlrn formerly superintendent
Of the kocs Island on this division and
nov with the rucumcari. Memphis, spent
several day, IN The city this week, meet.
ing his friends and attending business
matter, for his company.
Miss Frames Mckinley, sister Of Mrs.
g. " Evans, j. visiting her from Kan.
sas 'ity She will 90 with Mt, and
Mrs. Evans TOR q month 5 outing in the
mountains north Of US. They will leave
the city the hrst Of the month for the
laksS near the line Of Colorado.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

District Court, sixth Judicial District.
Territory II New Mexico. Cuuuty OF
QUAY, g. n chrnauli, plaiurin Sc. Ham
ll'on g. Rutl-dg" and SayillH Rutlrdgr.
defendants. Ne. ruu The above nam
81 defendant. are hereby notified that
suit ha, been instituted against tuU
hv IA" above named plniutiN IN 'b,
ahoy" STYLED court aud rausc ~ rrcu,
~ Judgment against YOU for s725 600
with interest 1T ~ per cent from Jan.
n, lHu", and ten I,rr cent ~ principal
and interest a. attorney = fcc,, aud all
costs ~ suit. aud interest ~ Ia prr
cent per annum ~ said Judgment tin
paii, M account Of y promlSsnrv note
made hy said defendants. aud for the
foreclosure At o mor'gag" given 10 So
cure same dated Ian llth. 1909, signed
hy said defendants aud given 10 saul
plniutih, upon the following property,
To wit; The west one half ~ the south
west quarter at section four, township
nine north, Of range thirty one east. y
VI. T.. NJ. IN Quay County, New Mexico,
aud tor the sale thereof to satisfy snid
Indebtedness, and you are notified that
unless you enter ~ cause q" lee entered
your appearance ~ said cause on or
before the 2Bth day of June, \. H..
1911, Judgment pro co"f.,so viii be-
rendered against you aud The relief
sought by plaintiff granted and decrcrd
rlaiptins attorneys, lIolluman a
Mcf.lroy, postoAicr, Tu"umcari, \,N
Mexico.
lsEAIJ Chas. =. Down, Clork.
scat Herb X, Wright, Deputy
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-27

since TIM, sSa clicked oyer thu
wires Dial Aas resigned the Presidency
~ NrSiro, Notwithstanding his alleged
assertion that he would not DO 80. The
fortunes u war cause many thing 20 br
,ati and done that 'hos. who utter and
10 them cannot control General Ma
varro was emphatic IN his declaration
that be- would give up Ms life before ne
would surrender Juarrz, hut when the
,ri,i, came he rlung ,rusciously 20 hi-
~" - with President DiIl. b" haH uo
intention of abdica'ing The 'hron" ~
the Mexican government ~ long a. q
,t,t.rc ~ rhauc" ?" remain wss left
MIN 1, Nas hy force ~ aims that he
became ruler Of the Mexican people aud
he sought 20 continue ms policy bN The
same means he = out, however, sud
once more a privs'r citizen II hi roun
trv which II IL uow hoped NAV enjoy
peace and prosperity.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-27
L. SHIP CATTLE

9. NJ - DoneI, manager Of the Red
River VALLEY 60. and Tom Horton, an
employee. went 90 Kansas civ Wrdnrs
day and Will ship from that point q
number OF registered cattle for the
ranch. tn" BELLS are improving their
rhtlIr rNrTN HrAr.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-27
YOUNG PEOPLE ENTERTAINED

On Tuesday evening Of this week Miss
R""co l.ittlct"u entertained . number
OF her Young friends a. the hom" 81 her
brother, Is ; Littleton. The usual
game aud diversions peculiar To Young
peopl" were INDUCED in, concluding with
delightful refrcshments served hy IN"
hostess and Mrs. DsYamprrt,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-27
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT
OVERTHROW ENTIRELY

= The war In Mexico has ter.
minated abruptly IN the ousting
= OF Diaz aud the complete tri.
y umph Of the Revoluiionists.
= DE La Barra is now president.
y lie will hold until nm election ~
called when It is generally ION
coded that Madero will be the
. ruler IT the country, unless other
y aud radical changes comc. Great
q demonstrations are attending
= the acceptance of the rc~ipua.
= ton of Diay and Corral. aud reb.
= els command In the city OF Mex.
y leo.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-27

Tucumcari j. proud of her bushes,
men aud her bushes, blocks and We CO.,,
especially elatrd over the fact that ",
have u splendid hotel.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-27
INFANT DIES

The infant u Mr. aud Mrs, ". g. wack
born on the cath inst died on the morn,
ing Of the 25th aud was buried in
sunnyside cemetery % the afternoon OF
Thursday.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-27

~ be one of tho most stfcnuouslv sud
vigorously contested measures VI lcpi.la
ton VI the entire session. The wool
growers vt the country are plainly up In
arms over the attempt to place them
on m equal basi- with foreign nations,
and thew are making their demands for
protection according to the policies "
] the Republican Party. From one West.
err state alone, n single Congressman,
whose position was rot entirely salts
factory 20 his district. received fully
iuo kilograms within twenty four hours.
and such demands ~ - nave bad their
effect. IN Washington. Delegate An
drcws u looked upon a. rne u the
~.'aunchest advocates Of sane Repuhli
can policies. which include proper pro
lection to the agricultural Interests and
+" wool aud his efforts in this
direction have extended Tar hcvond the
limits nf New Mexico. and his influence
l,s been felt in both branches ~ Con
press whcr, mauv ~ his .ollsagucs have
been listening 20 his res souinE and lt
~ W" NV ' p" -''
many ~ them who have been chasing
tuc will 1T the Ni,p NJ new poll al 81
ISLES. have been hrough, back into the
' " '' Nv" F''
Every few DAYS sensational reports
." "u' ir"" Washington ?" ~" "t"'t
mat 'h' United states - ! repairing u"
.'k" % mana 90 ~" n - ~ Mexico
.u' these reports nave h'il' foundation
- IN" Administrations 'ni Congress ha'"
u'"In''I' o." desire 10 b'c"n" .hNol'ed
DO the an''i' oi '"t sister republic nnd
'n" necessity 0''l need 2" he exceeding
d Nr'-'ihr % ""' troops ar" eve NOV
oct A'r"'. 'n' ''rd"r PRESIDENT Tart
as '"l''-. '' N' position 10 'hi' tr
poet 100 s1'N @ manner thar p""pl" ~
Do" Capitol entertain no iou"t - 'o
'h' policy h' 'N "~ud"H'"ring FL" carry
.u'
purng 'H, Discussion " 'bc free ,i,t
.iIl boz m. House. the irha'r continued
from o. O'Clock each morning until late
each afternoon. \ noticeable feature
pf 'hr consideration OF 'nis iu.ast rr
Na. th, lack ut abundance upon %. mart
~ members ~ 'he sessions aud Nlil.
p,.rr., vrr, r~ou.tautl, going ou. most
~ ,ha member. dbl uo, feel il nerc..
,ary 20 remain ,u their seat, and listen
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-04

mediate upon what has been said here;
consider the hatred. the hot passions ex-
listing when wirz was tried and hung and
then say, my northern comrade, my north
ern brother. II you think there is any
stain on the honor Of the south.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-09-14
KE|B[ER TALKS Of BIG DEAL
Says Consolidation of Big Properties
Will Make Another Big Pro-
Queer for District.

George Keber formerly the Bear Top mine
Murray the consolidation that property with the
Orono will have charge both properties has moved his residence
from Murray Spokane and Tuesday had the following to say regard
ing the deal:
"y the consolidation Of Top and oro6no mines
Murray Idaho another important producer has been evolved The
company which the Barto Oro6no Mining company
capitalized 0OO00 divided into 100000 shares OF the par
value Of 50 EACH The first directors John Costello chicago
William Tracy Gaesbug Ill., Robert Shees Govan and Fritz Mar
chan j. ~ Themes Dr. George Rorer and George Keble
Spokane
The Beartop has already record Of production exceeding O
Both groups claims extensively developed before the
sodaon The eop has been opened by three tunnels to depth
800 On the lower level drift has been for 300 feet toward
ono which will be extended 800 feet the shoot
property dpeh 900 feet The Orofno opened by
tunnel with drift the 40 feet long, and 18oot upase
which is all in
meer of the and already shipped by
the Beaop average per lead and five and half OF
the The Of the Oro6no of similar grade In the
No. level Of the Beartop the shoot IS feet wide at one place.
the No. level the clean body feet wide for length
of 60 feet The ope 230 feet long and from eight to IA feet wde
The Oono shoot 200 feet long and IA feet wide at point
1t carries foot Of clean for distance of so feet.
The Beartop well equipped with machinery having two COM
steam plant 8Ohorsepower and the other water
power of 30hoepowr The mill building has capacity for 400
plant but the present equipment machinery will treat only 1876
tons of ore daily.
Boh owned large groups patented claims that
the consolidated property of the biggest in the Occur dAenes
The three miles from Bear Siding which four miles from
road by ass wagon road which able haul nine
tons of ore concentrates with one our-horse team.
"The mill will operations next week The will
force of 20 at the start and this force will be increased
so made the mines Anton Sonson
will have charge of the mines as foreman.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-09-14
MINER KILLED IN MACE MINE

Henry Yankee miner employed the Standard at Mace met
instant o'clock Tuesday evening which, while it
has explained fully undoubtedly impossible prevent
either the his fellows Investigation shows that
the cage running the speed and under normal conditions
when Yankee disappeared and again until his body
recovered
the shift coming off o'clock and with number
others being hosed the surface In which
be accounted for he stepped from the and fell against the wall of
the shaft His body instantly ground between the and wall
and when by the passing the cage dropped 1900 feet
the stump below.
The belief who cage the time Of the accident
is that Yankee with fainng SPELL and powe
catch himself he fell His body quickly recovered and
brought to the Worste undertaking establishment of this city,
SO far a known.
Coroner Mowery notified and after viewing the
mains and taking with those who knew about the accident
cided that an investigation not necessary
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-09-14
BIG FIGHT OVER TRUSTEE
Creditors of Lane Lumber Co. Fail to
Select Trustee in Three
Day Session.

The first meeting of the creditors Of the Lane Lumber
the bankruptcy proceedings held before Judge Lewis referee
bankruptcy Occur dAene City, last Thursday and from all
meeting about has been held court
many day stated that there such
legal talent gathered together before in the state of
Idaho.
James A. Wayne prosecuting attorney Of Shohone county,
resented creditors of the State Bank Commerce. which far the
largest creditor of the Lane Lumber company The smaller creditors
represented by different attorneys and after session lasting three
DAYS agreement reached the selection of trustee.
Frederick Burdge had the support Of the largest amount
the meeting while the largest number Of creditors voted
w. Davidson of Occur dAene City Mr. Davidson finally withdrew
until September Is without the appointment being
made.
1t the general opinion around this district that the appointment
either Mr. Burbdge Mr. ONe will with the approval of
majority interested both of these gentlemen fully quail
fed and capable will do their power close the affairs Of
the company with small expense to the creditors possible
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-09-14
URGE COOPERATION OF MINERS

The following letter has been received by this Office from the d
the Spokane fair with the request that be pull
lished:
with less than month the date opening the greatest mineral
display eyer shown the Spokane Interstate Fair there still
localities which have not indicated their purpose be represented
hs last appeal addressed you and through you those
vicinity who be interested in making mineral exhibit the
Spokane Interstate Fair
Although the time short it is ample if prompt
taken to assemble the exhibits which be by freight the
expense the fair addressed Department. Spokane
tersate Fair Spokane, Wash.
"he mineral department will be the best ever Spokane
1t is quarters better lighted larger and better adapted the
display of exhibits Space should be secured at
ut the to make the week especially interesting to those
who interested in the mining industry.
"The Spokane Mining Mems Club will hold meetings
to discuss topics of Importance to the mining industry.
ut probable that local section of the American Institute of
Mining Engineers will be formed and this bring the city during
the fair hundred mining who by training culture
at the head of their profession
Thousands of stockholders in various mines will the fair
expecting to and the and minerals from the various
sections and possibly to invest more money.
Subject acceptance by them Of the offers judges will
probably be Prof r. S. McCa Idaho State School Mines Mos
1daho F. Thomson State School Mines Pullman Wash
T. A. Bonser Department of Geology Spokane College, Spokane
Wash.
Urge people to be represented This the word
every respectfully yours,
a. K ARMSTRONG,
SUPERB ntenden Mineral Department. Spokane Interstate Fair