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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29

The Bureau of Immigration - pr"
pairing IN renew the permanent exhibit
~ New Mexico product. ia the Bureau
offices az Albuquerque. The present rN
hihit has been used at several affair
aud exposition, aud hus been damaged
IN shipping. III" present favorable wear
Offers fine opportunity Ia make ,pl"n
did exhibit of New MrNicn farm crop.
aud ifuit, and the Bureau j. preparing
Ia take advantage ot u. In the course
81 o wear great many propl" call ~
the Hurrau offices and tu these people
the exhibit j. one at the hest argument
for remaining permanently IN New Mex
leo. Each EXHIBIT, whether ot grain or
fruit T. carefully labeled, with thu
name of the grower and his post ohi""
address, ~ thar practically every see.
tion of New Mexico j. represented IN
the display
The Bureau i especially anSious :"
secure this season good samples al
wheat, oats aud other grain, truck sam
pie, aud samples of fruit of all kinds.
This district ,h0uld he we'll represent
III ,n this exhibit. IL van have good
sample nf grain. hrans, truck 0r ftuii,
pa,b II ur aud express /, Ia the Bureau
of immigration, Albuquerque. y. NJ
The Bureau will pay the express aud see
thar you get full credit Tor It IN the
display Usually tWo quarts uf grain
j. sufficient for the purpose tn" same
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29

'urr rorruhumiivr evidence j. ad
it,cd - show that these minerals are
often present iu natural fields of oil. aud
that sulphur +, usually found dissolved
90 'n, oil IN umnuuis corresponding 10
the quantity found hv the analysts 10
orrur in Gypsum ,ulrhn,r of limrl. Ne.
,urdiug ." 'hr 'hr"ry. "ur ru. n. each
"r Gypsum aud limestone would pro.
lu,r iai gallon. oi crude oil Popu.
lar Mechanics, page .iG, Angus, lHll
The fact that rhi, romhiuai ION, Gyp.
sum and limestone, exists m many place,
in mi, section of New Mexico Leads
the New, to hrli"y" that oil may hr
found hv some ot the companies now
prospecting here in paving quantities,
The New. j. informed This week that
one of the companies IN this vicinity
viii begin operations IN q few DAYS.
There j. one thing sure about these tcst
wells. IL vlll hr worth money 10 ha -
| % uulr go dawn ia the ground q thou
,uud or two Thousand feet aud
there H., the News will venture ~ say
| not % .iurhho,drr in any uf th" com
/ panic. ne eastern quay county that will
|r,", regret the rNpruditur" of the Mou
ry hr has subscribed fur stock, tn,
| New, has offered several times sl0l
in the man who would sink deep wed
~ some point ~ hr selected hy ifty ol
more citizens who were subscribing
equal amounts lust ~ an experiment
tor urirsiuu water. At one time We ha,
thirty ar more subscribers offering Slul
each aud few more $50, for II wei u
This character, hut the matter WAS hcl,
up TOR time IN account Of StreuuOu
business conditions caused hy the con
tiuurd drnuth last yrnr, hut now th,
lprop0.iti0u comes in better way, an,
companies have been organized "a pros
poet tor nil aud the stock has been sub
srrhrd for in quantities sufficient 4
guarantee one ~ more deep wells an
the purpose j. hrinP carried out in thi
way II will not surprise the News !
there i flowing artesian water an
maybe oil and gas developed IN thi
country before another year.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29
EVANS FISHING
PARTY RETURNS
Spend Six Weeks Around
the Lakes of Northern
New Mexico and Have
Very Successful Trip.
WATER BOUND
THREE DAYS IN
THE BELL PASTURE

The fishing party composed of Geo.
W. Evans aud wife aud Miss Mckinley,
Eugene Smycrs aud wife, returned
Thursday evening after spending six
weeks uround the lakes in northern
New Mexico. They report plenty of
fsh aud gnmc aud very much ouiovcd
month IN the woods, Returning they
were waterbound across the Canadian in
the bell pasture twelve miles from t0wu
for three days aud Mrs Evans aud her
sister, Miss Mex ,nlry, were taken Ia the
railway station, Canadian, aud came IA
town Wednesday evening, leaving the
rest of the party In camp tu await the
falling of the stream which was running
half bank full The boys say there
was only Que thing 10 MARI the pleasure
of the entire trip aud that was rain,
rain and more rain.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29
DEATH OF MRS cHAs. G. POWELL

AnUa Rphrcca Doolrv. the oldest cuid
Of Nj and Mrs. samuel p""'", wn-
born Ortubcr t. lN7i. At orr.t civ Me-.
Drrd, lul, -. 1871, q, urreuu, Mo.
aged 3d YEAR. month. uud dny,,
from tuberculosis ot the b"Ers and
POINTS, after suffering sryrrIy iur s"S.
rral mouths
She was married January ., lSni, o"
Ben i.audrr,. 10 this union WAS born
one child. Vivian l.uudr.,
December /. 1909. ,h" $50, united lu
marriage to charlie. &. Powoll, at Tu
cumcari. y. NJ. their homie. She came
here March /. thi, year 4" muk" % visit
with her mother. Mr, Dcl.lrh pu"l"y,
of this citv. aud was with her ~ the
time nf her death. She bore her ,ui
irrinv patiently to the end >u" wa,
Kind at disposition loving of character
aud devoted Christian woman aud
mother She leave, hrhiud tr mourn
her lass. q husband. three children, h"r
mother, four sisters aud one brother
She united with the rhri.'mu Church
at Forest City at the age ot lt YEAR,
aud lived 70 faithful aud consistent mem
her M tu The time oi her death
Funeral WAS hcld from the rnsid"ur,
ut her mother. in hi, city. FRIDAY, Juu,
u, conducted hv Ehicr g. II Dawson
pastor the the Christian Church, ot
Tins city. the remain, being followed =,
their last resting place, IN Maple Gruy,
hy her hrrcnvrd husband, mothrr Sts
trrs, aud brother, other relations, aud .
large cOncour-c ui -ympatuIylug neigh
bor- and friends, Oregon Iity Mo,
News
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29
FIRST NEW MEXICO
DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE
AT MoUNTAINAIR

That New Mexico j. wide awake y"
the Importance 1T r".uprraticr action
looking To- wider advertising of the New
states resources aud it, more speedy
colonization aud Development j. shown
bv the response =" the invitation tn ~.
tend the first New Mexico Development
conference. to lee held August 9Th ~
Mouniaiuair. The Bureau ~ lmmiyrn
tion has rrc-iNrd acc-pianr"s from prae
tirallN every community IN New Mexico
aud /, j. expected that the Hitsndnnrr
will be- thoroughly representative. II
- hoped that every town and every
commercial club ~ board ot t'ndr will
have rrpte,.ntai,," M ia. meeting
\ very low rate ha, been made t.
N"untaiuair fr"m ail points 100 New
Nrvir" Tor nj, y"nfcfeur, "a" ,l'r
- one and "ur.iiltu fare f"r the Euuut
trip ,rrrial rate "f one fare ipi the
round trip bn- been made from Alhu.
gurrgur. or ,. - H. rdditi"u -Ir,jal
uullmnr rur, have been provided These
ear, viii bee open ~ the Albuquerque
station ~ " T., M, ou August 4tu aud
those VII" desire NAV use the pulimuus,
Vhi"h will hr ,idrtrnckrd ~ Mountain
nir nun returned to \lhuqurrpuc ou the
night ut August ith. This train Will
be- hrl5 ~ M"untninair until 'hr com.
plrti"u uf the conference rr"gfuu.
Those who desire may usr the Iull
mans. which will hr -ldrtrnrLrd al
iuuntaiuair aud rrtuturi 'n AuUuurr
que ou the night of August ''h Thr
tram viii hr held ~ MouurSiuuir unit
The complexion nf the coufrrrur, pro
gram Those who desire to reserve O.
pullman berth should notify A. u Hen
ing, Secretary, New MrViro Bureau OF
Immigration, }lhuqurriuc. ar once
.rhe Pullman fare will hr a. the rrru
lar hruh rate,
Among special features of ,h" r"u
ference will be- ,iN lecture. m expert,
IN their several depart .nruis genera
49, N"N'NN w i'''''N' " hi'A
problems. and way. aud means ~ whicl
New Mexico may hasten her develop
ment and meet the competition "f "thcr
states for new population and new ,api
tai; a luncheon served Ia the open nil
hy the ladies 1T Mouutainair, the men,
being composed entirely of homrlrow,
products; drive through he surround
inr country ,nr delegates; aud the nr
pani,a,ion of New Mexico section %
the International Dry Farming ,unprr,'
The program for the day has hee
completed and is ~ follows
. A. NJ Conference called to orde
hv Hon George l.. Brooks of Alhuquel
que. President of the N,w MeNiro Bl
rrau of immigration,
Opening address by Goyernor " lliaI
1. Mills of New Mexico
Business of the conference. eleetio q
officers, etc,
Addfess-"N Mrxico's need ia
Intelligent Advertising by Norris !
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29
NEW MEXICO ON BOOM;
EVE OF STATEHOOD

pLI,i,tu, rity pLu. .Iuly ~ I'm
,h., ,.,.,. ,, .,,,,b,,J ,Ii,,,,d A., , uui.
..u.. ..,,,,.i., -, ,,iIi,i,y \.u Nav
10, h,. laid ,la,. f,, an oty,ni,o,iou
On J.,oio, =, l,,,,, ,.sou,c.. and y,
,,,,, D., !, h,m....l.,. and cnritpI from
an o,,u ,,,u,Iiy ,o, mi. u,ruo.. +. I,
~. ,.,,,.it.J Ly ia, .t,t. I,.i.I,tu,.
pl,. ,.,,,i.s,pr. ,f N.v N.,ir, will
a.. ,,t,,l.J by , r,,,T,r,u,, Nuyust r
,,u ~ uouut,iuoir an, of the mos,
rir,u,..,t. summer rolnni., ia IA.
l,,,., R,,Li,. v,,,h will be attended
Il, ,,.,,,..,pt,ti,.. ,f Va, I.ndiup rail
vp,. commercial bodies. capitali.,..
.,, .oy.rr,r Mil. and other stat. of
G,,,Is
A. this co,f.rcnr. th, gr., ~ IN.
.pd ,o br held in New Mexico. an in
du.,r,,I and farm land. compress will
h, f,rm.d ,I,n, IN. snu, lines now in
,,.,,,i,, in T.x,s Nrknn,n.. Ioui.,onn
and ,,h.r ,,o,., ot IA. S,uthw..i. tn.
u,,rup., of tins accumulation will be tu
o,ur,t,lv show ,n thr investors and
.,,ilrrs of the central aud Eastern
stn,.. the. wonderful natural undrvrlop
cd resource. nf New M.Sico which.
rnnrlrd with it, we'll known unsurpas,
.d cIimntc. make IL the most nttrnrtiyr
srctiop of IA, tinted STATES nj the rr.s
,n, rim,
Onc Of the most remarkable feature,
~ the long Gph, Tor .tntrhond was the
.,rou of New Mexico. " June 30 last.
which marked feature of publicity
wide in scopc aud original in operation.
| .u,b a. was never b.fore rnfticipa,sd
d, Ly ,h. ,.,,l. ,f tb, wbol. stat. ar
,.r,i,o,y Wo,,.p and children U.r.
| ,.,,,,,,,,,, factor. -, ,h. c,,s,d. In toll
,h. ,,,,Ib ,Io,, N,, N.Siro
4. r..ul, 90, noitn,ion hy IN. news
,,r.r. ri,i, h,di.s. women :. chhs and
| l,J,,,,,i,p,I i,.,,utious ,b.,. came Il
or, thu, , day Il. 49,, nsid. when ia.
q,n nm r,.iI.rt. NJ New N.,i,o .ho,ld
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29
SLOGAN TO Be
SELECTED TUES
DAY AT NOON
Send in Your Slogans Be.
fore it is Too Late to Com.
pete for the Five Dollars
in Gold to be Awarded the
Selected Slogan-Busines
Men and Chamber of
Commerce Will Use Slo
gan on Stationery.

Sometime ago the Chsmhrr ~ Com
mrrcr drridcd To- adopt slogan 20, be-
used IN advertising the city, and at
banquet ~ the Arcade Theaier passed
g resolution offering FIVE DOLLARS
~ GOLD Tor slogan that the cham
her ut Commerce will adopt for adyer
Using putposes. Every city Vt modern
presumption has adopted .om" sort ot
.lugan that IL being used 10 advertise
IT, fr,nufrrs to the outside world. and
rurum - reaching out to where ".
need catch phrase ~ some sort "a
make people think about the name ev
err time they see H.
For instance. in Tacoma the slogan
j.. watch Tacoma Grow. - wichita
/" Watch wichita VIA. Oklahoma
Cuv. 1--WE Do. " Meade MAKE Mead,
Move. etc.
N"w the question j., what are ",
going Z" make Tucumcari do' That !.
what the chamber ~ Commerce IL ~
frring this FIVE IN GOLD TOT. Ia IN,
"ut what they want the he's
town IN uorihrasteTn New MrXir,
tn d0 aud "a br.
Hurry now, ~ this contest close
rursday next a. ~ NJ. You might ,up
pr,, slogan that would make tn
rum ~ prominent and - much ,altr,
1T ~ some of the towns W. have men
tioupd
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29
GOOD SHOW AT THE EVANS
American Biograph Public Service has
Been Secured in Moving Pictures
and is Admittedly the Best
70 BE Had

rh" moving picture shows at the
Evans Opera House this week are drcid
"dlN the rlraucst aud best pictures ever
shown IN this city II j. generally I'D.
mitt"d thai the modcrp picture show
is the clr1nrst, hest amusement for the
cost Ia Ice had. Besides the entertain.
mrn' one gets from watching the seen.
ir h"nuty of the prcttieSt places ia the
world aud studying the habits aud Gus
ioms of the people of different nation
nlties the educational value uf the pie.
tur" show i worth many times the eost
The Evans j. offering the hes, picture
service Ia he had in the country and
the show is worthy of the patronage Of
the people Of the city.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29
BALLAST CAMP
RIOT NEAR
SANTA ROSA
Caused by Discharge Of OBJ
streperous Laborers Who,
When Layed on Took En-
tire Force With Them as
SympathiSers.
ROAD MASTER Nc
KENZIE PHONES IN
FOR OFFICERS

There was riot In the ballast camp
Of the Southwestern Wednesday near
Santa Rosa. A half dozen nnruliea were
hred aud new men employed in their
places, then the men let out retuTRed TO
camp aud demanded 10 be- put to work
The men who took their places refused
90 allow the men who had been dis.
charged 10 work with them, then the
rest Of the woTkmen qni, in sympathy
with the discharged men. Thia eansed
a riot In which rocks, clubs and work
men = tools were used as weapons aa
things were lively fos while. Mouala
ed Policeman street was phonca -
come aud assist the local authorities Ia
getting the racket stopped aud the men
back 90 work. Street was out og town
At the time and when he returned mar
noilaed that the dihieulty had been sst.
tied aud work resumed.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29
@. II, DE YAMPERT HoNoRBD

e. II, de- Yampert has been appoint
I'd by Governor Mills a delegate 10 the
national dry farming congress ia he held
at Colorado springs this summer A
more worthy aud deserving appoint
meni could not have been made in this
county as Mr.. de- Ynmpert has takeU n
very deep interest in the agricultural
advancement of this county and con.
munity.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29
ANOTHER OIL THEORY

The latest Theory accounting Tor th"
"i furth apparently In the most serious
manner hv W. NJ. Stephenson IN recrut
issue uf ,hc oil aud Gns journal II
j. painted out that gypsum aud lim"ston"
together p"~srSs the necessary elements
aud in III" right proportions for making
oi mineral oils aud II j. suggested that
natural oil has been produced bv the ~.
trrnci iuu "f aud decomposition of these
two materials. which often occur IN Va.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29

u g. LATTE. president and grurrn'
r,.aprr at ,hr laphi aud Power com
puuy ut This riiy. lrft Thursday morn
my tar New Nurk, where 10" viii bmN
material aud supple. Tor the Improve"
mcut ui the light aud power srr,rr" Tor
this city lmpiu,rmca.s of q general
character viii b" hrguu about Ort"hrI
t. \ new power house is to l." erected
aud the line, extended and the >"r't,"
IN every way mndc up =" the minute
A duy current is nmong th" ,mpruy"
mruts ~ h" had aud TIN, work will hr
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29

Reed of Chicago, advertising expert of
the Santa Fe railroad.
Discussion by mcmbera Of the eon
ference.
Address Irrigation Resources Of
New Mexico by Hon. @. ID. Miller,
state irrigation engineer.
Discussion by members Of the confer
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29
The Chamber Of Commerce Has Authorized T. A. Muir.
head To Visit the American Manufacturing Co. Of st.
Louis to Learn of Bear Grass Manufacture
May BUILD MANUFACTURING
PLANT IN TUCUMCARI

T. A. Muifhead ~ now IN Washing.
ton ~ mrrt with the statehood b""si
rr- 20 represent Tucumcari IN the Gnal
plea for admission has been instructed
To return Via ~. l.ouis aud call on the
learn What be- eau ahuut The mauufar.
iure ~ bear grass, many cars uf whirh
is now heiup shipped FROM QUAY aud
Guadalupe counties tu 81 Louis. The
product brings ~ ton here delivered
aboard the ears aud the factory IN ~.
Louis, j. reported Ia he paying slI the
ton delivered in 81 Louis The cham
her nf commerce hns the matter under
investigation and IL there j. chance
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29

il true of heans. Ten or twelve pa.
tatoes make a fine showing aud half "a
dolen samples Of large fruits are suf
Rcient to make most sttractiVe jar.
In shipping frui, the packing should
be carefully done 10 avoid bruisinR
aud the bureau should he notified by
letter ~ postal card Of the shipment so
that prompt delivery can he had. The
bureau will appreciate the aid of the
farmers aud fruit growers of New Mex.
leo In rounding on, the exhibit this
year 80 that II will he thoroughly rep
resentative of all sections of New Mex
irO
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29
SPLENDID FRUIT

Mrs. Silas Hodges brought number
of apples and lunches Of white grapes
from the ranch At Puerto this week and
left some Of the collection nt the News
Office for exhibition that is good enough
Tor the most cXacting Mrs Hodges
saws the ranch orchard is full Of nice
fruit this year and that the crops are
rs good as need he for the time of wear.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29
Will Erect New Power House and Put in Additional Ma
chinery and other Necessary Equipment to Meet the
Demands of the City.
WORK WILL BE- UNDER WAY
BY The FIRST OF OCTOBER

begun not later than ninety DAYS AZ
frr the new power house mud additional
machinery Tor generating electricity s.
Installed there " be- M more 92u volt
age auyW here 49, city, everything,
residences aud nj will carry iwirr thr
lighting power ut the 22u vol'apr III
cumru.i B.. really fast becoming u rit,
uf mod"rn mnguiiudrs aud another wear
will show her doing m,t little mor,
than ever before sinrr Alex street
pitched The first tent
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29
RACE MEET AND BASE BALL
AUGUST 4, 8. 0, BALL PARK

Friday, August I, s;OO =. m,-Race,
Amarillo aud Tucumcari Horses.
3;OO-Base Hall, ". Sumner and Tu.
cumcar Teams.
saturday. August Z. lli0O u. m.--Base
Hall ~, Sumner Hnd Tucumeari,
2iOO y. m. Matched Races.
$40 p. m,, Base ball, Amarillo aud
Tucumcarl Teams.
Sunday, August q, 600 p. m.--Basg
Ball, TueumeaTi aud Amarillo Teams
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29
FREE AFTER 2s YEARS
IN PRISON, MODERN
AGE sTARTLEs HIN
Frederick Klingdsl Comes From still
water az "a. MArvels at Autos.
Telephone, TrOllsys and
The Hobbls

Chicago, July 22.-Broken in health,
worn with worry aud amazed nv the
achievements of the past thirty wears,
Frederick Klingdeil, - years old, nv.
rived in Chicago Yesterday morning af.
ter having served twenty'eiRh, years
aud eight months in the saltwater,
MINI, penitentiary and took NJ his res
ideuee with his daughter Mrs. Edward
Seppeit 1880 West Ashland place,
out from the darkness Of prison
cell, this man, who has spent his prime
behind the bars, began Yesterday to real.
ne the achievements that have heen
bade during his incarceration and stood
In amnyement m he watched the auto.
mobiles pass by on the street, looked
askaace at the electric ears, did not
know what was meant by a motor boat,
and clamored for a glimpse Of a motion
picture,
Wonders He Never Saw
s'ome Of the things that brought quss,
iion from the elderly man werei TIL,
photograph, motorcycle, the elevated
railroads, the giant skyscrapers, tele
phones, motorboats, dietaphones, elsc
trie are lights, adding machines, type
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29

The Commercial Rooms. The lease
runs TO September LIST, with privilege
Of longer, Reason for selling, want 10
leave for N Paso. Mrs. Luclls Schmidi,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29

Master Fred and his sister Flora
Ilenline, nephew and niece Of Mrs. II.
K, Grubbs, are here fFOm Lincoln, Neb,,
tn spend several weeks with her.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-29

writers, wireless ielegraphy, grafleS
camera. sight seeing auto bus.es und
hohhir skirts.
scarcely able "a turn to right or lett
without seeing some wonderful achieve
mcni. klingdeil went about YESTERDAY
like person who had been blinded tor
wears and restored to sight
~ an 80 glad 10 br free man
again. be- said. ~ have lost INV health
aud have warn away to shadow, but
nm happy now, ror ! am With my
daughter aud son IN law aud they are
very good 10 me
- telephone don ' quite under
stand 4, that What saw iu the station
~ ! came in I wondered why person
would stand beside piece of metal aud
talk. Thought had arrived at .
place for the insane.
d" cannot express nv opinion uf the
buildings ! saw.
What does that sign mrnu' II say.
arrorlaur flights. Oi r"utsr v"u will
have to excuse me Il ! n,k you some
questions. for y"u understand ! have
hren buried for twenty "ipht wears
"Will v"u explain ." me what these
machines are that sing aud talL' II i
Wonderful see that ! will have "a
do some fast studying Ia yet up 10 date
before ! die. have heeu held hack
aud the World has gone on
Have vou ever ridden M q motor
boat he wa asked.
- wha,'' hr asked ~ don Z IN
irr.iHnd
\. he looked around ia answer to Il
Narninp from the horn IT an automnhilc
ie lodged like frightened deer. and
II to"k several moments to calm him
II merely heard about the spanish
im-rican war. he con6ded to the rp
porter NO, I did not hear much ni
the san Francisco earthquake, nor th,
Cherry mine disaster. You see, We piis
nners don get much news iu the pris
ons
II have lest track of the presidents
General Arthur Wa president when
va, sentenced. aud know 'nat We nov
/ nHNe President TAFT. have heard Z"
4 q president named Roosevelt. hui ! can
nat say thar am familiar with his al
minisiration
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-03-05
STOOD ~ SCBW SIDE moor
ParIeyinE for Ills Three Friends soon
All Mere Arrested.

There was disturbance on the north
bound platform of the Fourteenth street
subway station last night about O'Clock
that delayed traffic little and aroused
tremendous ire. Four men got oh.
local train and made a dash for an ex-
press that was about to pull out. The
frs. man succeeded in getting his body
halfway into the door and refused either
to 10 in or out unless the guard would
let his three companions through the
door.
Special Officer William Sholes arrested
the four men and took them to the East
Twenty second street station. There
thew said they were David Segal. a manu-
facturer of i72 Taylor avenue. Brooklyn;
Matthew johnson, a carpenter OF 1918
Grand avenue. Long Island City; Harry
Hirsch field a manufacturer OF ioi West
Ioth street, and Nathaniel lsaacson. a
s,lesman of so West li2th street. They
were charged with obstructing traffic.
In night court all four were let 60
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GEORs;E RROOKE SD INJURED.
skuil Fractured when usrsr Stun n,5.cd
nj Radn0r Hunt Club.

Pun ADEi.PHIA March f-George
Brooke Sd. 22 years old, student OF the
University of Pennsylvania and a well
known member of the younger social set,
is lying in the jefferson Hospital in
serious condition as tho result OF a fan
sustained o-day when his horse stumbled
while taking a fence at the Radnor Hunt
Club, He was thrown and was found a
short time later by Edward B. Smith. a
banker. who was following the hounds
over the course.
Mr. Smith carried Brooke to the club
house. where he was revived. Protesting
that he was only slightly injured. it was
some time before he could be persuaded
to seek medical attention. He was
pla ced in an automobile and taken 70
his home, 9o4 Walnut street. His condi-
ton grew rapidly worse and it was de-
cided to take him to the hospital.
Tonight an operation was performed
II was found that his skull had been
fractured and that he was also suffering
fror, a hemmorhage OF the brain. A
trepannng operation was performed to
relieve the pressure on the brain. The
physicians said tonight that while the
condition of the patient ia serious his
injuries are not necessarily fatal.