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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-05
THE IMPORTANCE or EARLY
CULTIVATION or ORCHARDS

4
j Now is the time to keep the fruit
extent Of the western United States
4 and observed agricultural practice is
struck by the fact that the yearly
| rainfall has but little to do with the
suffering OF plants from drouth. In
many parts OF the region lying be
/ ground well cultivated The primary
object In cultiyating orchard land IN
Oklahoma Is to save moisture, CON
sequently cultivation should not be
| delayed until the moisture has more.
or less escaped After each rain, as
soon as the ground can be handled, ii
should be thoroughly cultivated The
delay OF a day is frequently OF vital
Importance. This Is Ut particular
necessity In the case or orchards be
cause the ininry that will come from
neglect will show for some years after
Anyone who has travelled over any
tween the Rocky Mountains and the
Pacific coast the rainfali Is less than
IN most parts OF Oklahoma and yet
they never have drouths The differ
ence lies IN the form aud time OF the
rains. Their rain comes ia the winter
in the form OF slow drigxles which |
last for days This rain all sinks into |
the ground, and IL care IL taken te |
cultivate early in the spring before |
the moisture has time TO be draw. Il
the top OF the ground and be yea aJorat
ed fruits can be and are raised sue
cessfuily where the annual preciplta /
tion IS less than twenty inches Under
the conditions there prevailing a dust
cover made on the surface OF the soll
in late spring will last TIL fsil as
there are no rains at that season 10
form a crust,
While II Is more difficult n does
not seem 10 be impossible to keep this
lust cover on Oklahoma orchards II
requires little more OF care perhaps
but the additional time and labor IS
more than made up BY our added near,
less to market, and consequent saving
n TRANSPORTATION charges on fruit. The
yrent difficulty usually Is that the
oklahoma fruit grower bas more land
han he can look after He gauges
he amount OF land ne can handle by
he acreage he can keep clean OF
weeds. The presence or absence Of
weeds is IN truth very minor factor :
n determining the welfare OF an Okla J
oma orchard An orchard may be
goefulfy neglected and never show Q
Feed. and on the other hand on Ger
ain seasons and 81 certain times IN
he season the presence 0f weeds IN
n orchard may be positively bene
cial The prime object always should !
e 70 keep a dRst mulch Of three OF
sur inches thickness constantly pres 7
nj on the surface OF the soil As fast
5 rain forms q crust the team and
arrow shonld break Il ~ In this
'ay enough OF the moisture may be
aved so that even on dry season .
ie trees VIII show little or no effects :
I the dFOuth
n O. BOOTH. =
ept OF horticulture. A. q NJ. College =
saltwater. Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-05

,,, me progress made IN the Boys ana
Sltls okiahoma Junior Agricr Itursl
cubs has been phenomenal Ths
present enrolment or 1880 is suuai
% me entire enrolment in the Uuitsd
states IN 1909. Read the article ~
lnls issue by John W. Wilkinson.
supervisor OF the clabs who r4vss
some very Interesting data relative -
wnat u being accomplished n tnis
work. The article also efTes dstall
ln.o1mAtlon about the numerous
prizes offered for the best county
Organizations
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-05

NATURAL AEaOuRcEs.
nalletIn No 4. II Preliminary :
poft ou shs Rock AspAalt, ASphaltit
Pefr0leam ana Natural Gas IN ON
hbnax hy L. +. Hutchison. has rscen
III been published nv the state &c
l0glcsl Snrxsy at Norman. For CO.
ssniance the book Ia divided into tw
SLctIons; the first half deals WITH q
solId residual bitumeDs while th
LITTER part treats In detail the NOR
yolatlie maltha products as oil an
gss, A brief and general summar
will serve to outline and empnasiz
the more important topics as deyeloI
e6 In this study
The report is briefly prefaeed D.
several statements concerning tn'
various sources or Information. 70
sefAer vita Hs classification OF th'
hydrocarbons and allied substances
Al discussion ot the general geology
of the area la which asphalt may be
found. tthaf portion Of the state lylns
between the 35th parallel OK north
latitude and Red River and from the
Arkansas lfne west to Granitel fol
Ig~s. The asphalt bearing region is
divided Into five main divisions,
namely. the Arbuckle, Wichita and
0uachita mountains. the Permian
Redheas and the Cretaceous Slope. To
4 concise form each Is treated In
reference to ITS typographical and
geological features Conclusions re-
gsrding the deposits of Rock Asphalt
are the result ~ Mr. Hutehlson's per.
son6l field work The Introductory
remarks TO this chapter reveal some
interesting facts. relating TO the oc.
cilf'rence pf hitnminous beds In Okla
homH In addition. definite locations
sId data are given OF all the known
msltha deposits In the following
arsaa Wichita Moantain region. and
Jefferson. Stephens Garyin, Carter.
Mnfrsy, Love, Marshall Johnston
P0ht0t0es Afoka, McCurtAin, LeF1ore,
Brysn. Ottawa, ANA Craig counties
AsphHltite Is defined 90 the solid
Minerals OF Asphaltum, sometimes
enlled "ceaI nsphalfs Deposits of
tbiS nature Hfe discussed in full In
relation TO ths locality ia which they |
are found: & MI those near Page.
Tliskshoma. IN Sitnpsun and MeGee
valleys around Atoks and the
Wflliams ana Loco beds In summary
th writer has treated the occurrence.
EesocfatiOn and physical properties OF
thsl 90 Irneruial asphaitttel Part one
\ t6licl4ded BY short treatise on
ne advisabiiity OF natural asphalt
oaven1ents
The lazter half or the bulletin ia
jpened BY resume OF the history OF
Iettoleun and natural gas The re-
lew includes several biblical and
lassicaI references, together with a
bort outline Of the modern develop
AefYt Sof petroleum III United States
nd Russia The following chapter /
rails with the distribution OF oil and
ns geographically. geologiraliy. ply !
Icafiy and in respect to time and !
pace The chemistry Of petroleum
pd natural gas follows, The theories
| origin and accumulation are fnily )
'eaf<d 10 conclusion 1t is clearly |
bfined that where oil Ii found II 10
- ~ ito gentle anticlinal folding: 4
ks/XI IN a arraGf NJ fhn sarrsai Atn !.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-05

The country school districts hold
their annual meetings on June stf
and in many localities the initial
steps win BE taken 10 form e0nson
dated school districts 70 enable the
farmers children 70 attend good grad
ed schools the same as IN towns and
cities Now since the state has
pledged financial support 20 such nee
districts IN the way Of erecting suit
able buildings there is nothing 20
hinder school Officers IN arranging
for graded schools % be established
ss when such schools are establisaed
the cost Of maintainence Is even less
than tor the small district schools.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-05
ABour REpLANTlNo COTTON.

Reply to- long distance call from
Editor OF Hinton Record received
Monday night, May 22nd, 1911. asking
for statement for this weeks publiea
ton relative 10 adyisability Of ie
planting cotton that has failed thus
far to come up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-05
Editor Hinton Record.
Hinton, Oklahoma

Dear Sir, Complying with your re
quest for statement with regard 10
adyisability OF repIanting cotton
where It has failed TO come up TO date
on account OF drouth. will say thsf
II is advisable and recommended 70
replant by setting the shoes OF the
planter sufficiently low to allow the
seed 10 reach the moist earth even
though such = method resulted in
placing the aeed three inches deep n
necessary. II cold unfavorable
weather and heavy rains come after
such seeding. II would probably be
pretty hard on the seed especially n
lt we're ordinary gin run seed Last
year at this time we had this expert
ence and started 10 replant bCtween
the rows. thinking that the first plant
ing would never reach the surface
The seed was stroug. selected MSoane
Triumph and with the return OF warm
favorable weather aud frequent hRr
rowing Of the slrlace. the first plant
ed seed came 40 and made SPLENDID
stand. as did also the second planting
between the original rows. but We
cultivated Il out feeling. OF course.
that the early plant was always tue
best The season being quite well
advanced al this time. We can hardly
anticipate very heavy precipitation
and We believe that seed planted now
reaching the moisture and recelvinz
thorough cultivation will come up ana
make crop.
Very truly YOURS.
OKLAHOMA AGRICULTURAL EX.
PERTINENT STATION.
B. JAMES A. WILSON, Director.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-05

Never leave home on journev
without a bottle of Cbamhs,ss go. ss.' sss 3
Sele' Cno'era and Dtsrrhoea Rem
eef. it Is almost certain 10 BE- nSss.
- anc can not be obtained whom IN
ooafd the cars or steamships. For
sale By AL dealers. fos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-05
eREaS BtJEEETlN NO. $50.
d ALFALFA.


AN Of the printed matter published
BY this station pertaining to Alfalfa
bzs been exhausted The continued
requests for Information as how tc
beat start the crop. EUw 10 harvest
and how to keep the field In good con
dition shows widespread interest
The following brief suggestions should
be found useful to those who have
nsd 40 experience in growing alfalfa
1'fess Bfatements are made briefly
and concisely and are based on the
results secured IN extensive expert
gents at this station,
starting the Crop.
There are but few farms in Oklaho-
ma 30 which alfalfa may not be
grown profiiaDly, nj least on few
acres
Alfalfa succeeds fairly well ON both
1pland ana bottom land Dgt is much
more productive on the bottom land
The rich aliuviai holiop lands OF toe
state gife the bsst results Loamy
kcli or sandy loan Is better than 6
Se55 heavy clay soil
AifsHs viii not grow % land hay-
ing q very c0mpaet h4fdpaD. on wet
undfz1nel soil or on sour or acid land.
Thel stil should be well prepared.
Alfalfa should net es seeded on fresh
lloNIng bat the seed bed should be
firm with the surfaee IN good TIN.
Seeding may be done other IN the
swing (Aprfll or Tan (tas las; Of
August OF during sspteulhe.,. b., On
unfasorabie sois end on weedy aud
tan seedlng Rlll probably give the
best results.
Twelve 10 twenty pounds OF seed
aonld be seWH PEA acre. either broad
u of drilled Care should % ussd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-05

For summer diarfhoea in children
always give Chaml erlaln's CoiIe.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
castor oil, AS q speedy cure Is Ger
tain. For sale BY ell dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-05

The PROGRAM Tor SohVoI Fat Is q
flexible quantity. and may be varied
TO suit the tastes and the necessities
OF each locality. Often interesting
exhibits Or poultry. Belgian hzres.
pigs and other livestock may be
made. To these may be added ex-
limits OF school work In various sub
jects such as geography. history,
English. Mathematics and the Ike.
exhibits Ia woodwork. sewing and
cooking viii often be found very In
leresting and instructive. Such ex-
hibits win not be difficult to arrange
where girls have organized Domestic
Science clubs. and have carried on
special work under The direction OF
the A. 4 NJ. College OF saltwater.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-05

In addition 10 the indisiduaf mem
bers' preliminary planting report is y
club report 70 be filled out carefully
by the secretary OF each club. The
information requested In these re-
ports will be OF great value and will
be used In q bulletin published by tns
A. & NJ. College next fall when the
contests have closed. The local club
filing the best and most satisfactory
{. cord will be awarded handsome
County Club Banner by the A. a. Nj
College. This Will be beautiful
trophy and one OF which any club
might feel proud
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-05

Dept OF horticulture. A. & NJ. College
saltwater. oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-05

OKLAHOMA AGRICULTURAL E1
PERTINENT STATION.
b JAMES A. WILSON, Director.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
RECITAL AT CENTER ST.
METHODIST CHURCH

\ very entertaining evening was pre-
pared hv the Ilumr Mission ~"rir'y ct
'hc Center street methodist Church
fur Nouduv evening cot 'hi, w"rh, aud
uu apprrriuti,r audience lid tull .u.
.tirr to the occasion. Among the spec
ially time number, ou the program were
ih, two reading, given by Mi,. Brewer
who uu, rrrrurl, rrturu"l go rur midst
aud will make her home with %, iu 'nr
future Her rendition 1T Nulli" su,
The Wind were unusually ,vmrHihrti,
aud 'ur Nj, Brewer p"s,r,.r~ HE.
iruuIp talent ut % high order, Nm"up
the most taking number. w1, the read
ing b, uitl, Monte Wharton who won
golden notes ct praise from Hll present
The orchestra wa, IN ~ usual rN,rllrul
tune and every number was greatly ru
lowed. Miss pructt delighted ihu,,
present with ouc Of her vocal number,
and q good number was given hv M,
male puar'ette. Perhaps the hit uf M,
evening WAS the little duet by Muhe
pevtou aud Robert Sanduskv. aud q
greatly appreciated number wa, me
piano duet hv Misses pructt and Me
Krn1ic.
The pleasure of the evening wns fur
Their enhanced by refreshments Of cream
aud cake and the ladies realized q ME,
little sum from the affair.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
NJ. B. PEYToN HAS BIRTHDAY

On Thursday evening the mrmhrfs ri
the Turumcnri birthday club were cu
t"riairri RI the home "t Mt aud Mr..
VI B rrvt"u. the "rcu.ioa being ne,
rrl'ltIiiuu ct the anniversary uf Nj
l'"yt"u, birthday. The lawn va, hrnuii
tul'v decorated with japanese lantern,
aud III" guest, "%ui"yr,l game, "n ih,
lawn Mr>. Iryt"u wa, assisted hy Mis-,
Lillian rIurrr, Mi,, Mionrrt" Snudu.
kv aud Nil, ~alli" ,rorord.
An elegant supper vas served ~ ten
o'clorb aud the splendid menu va, proof
positive that Mr.. ~lrvtou j., nu adept
NJ the culinary art.
The m'mhcr, of the club pronounced
M, evening one ut the most ru iuynhI,
iu 'hr history of 'hr organization NJ
ter ,upp"r the club -".rr'rd n, 'hr col
"r. e. 'hr organization, utuI white au,
green.
Th",r present were. Mr. aud Mrs
l.. g.. Sherwood. Me-. aud Mr.. V &
~tuhhin, Mr.. aud Mr.. = g. Lawson.
Mr.. aud Mrs e. n. lIiit,uu. Nj and
Mr.. 4. ". Campbell, NJ. and Mr., G.
II. Alllrrdgo. Mr.. aud Mr.. oscar SAL
dushv, Mr. aud Ms. H. y William.
Guest, Mr.. aud Mr.. " y. rrunord
Mr.. aud Mr.. ! 4 Brlsc"r. Mi. l.lIiuu
rmctt, Mr.. II. l.. Boon aud N,.r. ~au
iu,Ey aud rrohori
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05

Hon l. v. Gallegos and family ~ Ln-
/ Vegas. y NJ, are visiting aud are guest.
ut their ."u Hon. y. V. CnIIrpo-
Mr. aud Mr., VIM darrell lrr cutter.
tanning the mother and sister Ut Mt.
FARRELL ihts week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Y. ". Moore ore rnio,
ing % visit from her mu'hrf. Mrs. II.
'iJ"i and her sister Miss Bertha Altilrf.
b"'h laiics have many friend. ~ Tu
rumrnri.
=. h. ~vIr. returned from % month
10 the market, "t New iUrb aud ~
luui, Thursday morning. H., bought 10
long Tine 81 lad, e. tailored good. n
New Nuri and also secured 'h, rsrnl.
,i," ngcur, for rho fnm"u, llvJr ~htr,.
NJ ~vd"s .uys b" .prut 20 very plea.
,ut MONTH 900 the market, and too. tune
Fl" stud, NO" purchase. Boo, made and
j. g"iug =" hr able iu ono '., prupl,
40 bargain, a. ,oou e. 't. auou, u
1--WE.
Everybody .huuld plan u, .,r the
Merchant Carnival ut 'hr Evan. ul
"ru House Thursday aud lfIIu, uighi.
august d" %. NJ leading business firm.
Will 10" represented ~ 'N, .'ugr b,
Young latl" lu approrra', costume.
over luu people viz take ruri 100 ne,
exercises Al tome Talent. FIN,
b,iis. Pretty costumes. good singing
good music, rolor"i light @'uIIruu,. rtc
Many comic features. Tome aud hing
ne" whole family Sents Poe aud juc
i1'uu 10. ri,i, Commute. uf the llu,
View club aud the funds ~ bee used IT,
IurI",, th" city rark.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
sUPERINTENDENT's ANNUAL
RECEPTION TO TEACHERS

~ Tuesday night th, sth Un-i. Prof
e. = ,'ramcr, county superintendent "i
,ch""l,. will hold hi annual reception
Ia honor of the teachers attending M,
institute aud their frirud.. An clahof
nt" program T. being prepared aud The
function will take place ~ the Arcni.
Thrntcr.
Prot. j. u Henderson i, also prrrar
Ing u program 10 rhr fnrm ct % musical
recital ~ honor of the irurhrr, nt.
tending the institute. aud this enter
rninm"nt will take place Thursday night
ut III" High school Auditorium.
Mis- lluhhcll Is training % glrr clul,
which will sing ~ both these entertain
m"uts. llcr WORK ha, merit and wilelt
appreciated hv those who hear her.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05

rrof William. Of nnnlcy. T.. attend
iup the r"untv Institute.
Light Housekeeping Rooms lupuir,
Commercial Rooms. Bath ami cool room,
Phone M. los 52n2r
Mis-. Mabel Stormcu', ],tcnoptnrhcl
for NJ" International Bank. o., attending
the tonchcr. institute.
rrof 'lurouc" Daley. .ur' Tucumcuf
High school. ha, arrived from ,ul.
bad aud r. attending ,h" institute.
Mi,, Rub, wood hn, returned from q
: visit home ia Tr,n.. aud B.. attending
~" Institute
Warren Nrrarlnur or D,lhar. D.. IN
the city &" attend racing aud 'hc bn.c
bail
u H. Simpson nud family will leave
tonight Il" visit bis -nu near Dhillr...
Texas. where 'hrr. . 10 be- 70 r.uutuu vt
~" family tor W." first time ror several
wears.
Mis. Grace Jeffrey D., loo from lo"urv
tt 'hc institute" she 30. pnc ut va,
grade teacher, 30 'Lr city ,chwul,.
Mis-, Lucky ot 'hr High school. hn.
returned from O. visit HON" Il" seventy
s,N. Mo. aud D.. attending 'no \u,mni
Fifteen Ut the mrmhcr, Of 'hr Tu
rumrtri Iligh school aud ,ti grade ru
ri,. are attending the Institute.
Mis-. clara Kennedy ID. In the en-,
attending rhr teacher, institute. She
ua, ,r"u, the ,ummrr ret thr ranch near
san Jon
Ni,, Iruu,r Cook. seventh GrnI,
Teacher. oa. arrived FROM o visit uom,
90 Missouri. uud J.. attending the ,u,tl
tutr.
Nj, Nora Wnqpourr. ouc of the IN
cumruri lIirh Srinol Graduate, III,
wear D., m from House ~ attend III" ln
,iiiutr.
&. Hamilton ~ the Hamilton H.
,utaurr Agency. aud lnmIl, have rr
turned from 70 yl,i, home Il, Richmond
Nv.
" T.. Runum. .Ur'. Of 'hc ,ch"oD, ur
Nutn Visa. 3D., Zoo No." rrtv attending 'lr
institute. liunum ID, ON" "f the fore
most educator. "t the count, aud wn.
formerly ~ th" .rh"ol. ui rhi- r,r,
t.. . foil g., 49,. ,I. |.I, lI..I ninth
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
Local and Personal Mention

Let Chapman be- your hardware mnn
Room, h' week ''5o aud $500. Com
"'''''I Rooms Ph"h" los i2"20
~ ""''' p" ''"''" j. "''""H
' ~
''la" swan nmI family ar" spending
ID ''" d''s 40 'h" country.
T. Camihrr', new home IN SoutI
SECOND street D.. nearly ready ~ tnlnh
o. Ih'' gives 'h" ''i' another hnud
,"'"' f'''l''''
lr, u. r,r,ir ,nut ,rr,t.cl,. ,rJ ryr.
! yl,.-r. UIITI rb. .l.,,lr,
, p.,,. ur.
Tam, t
y,wr.,, anal i,,L.,.n ,,m.r.. ,.t.
,.I,t,,..
rnp s,tr p.., ,,.
r..u,, d, 49,,
,pyp rp,.u~
WI ''''"' W WV '"''' '"
u" ''' ''"'' Wv j" wv NV
81, w.
, d..
'' "'"''"' WINE" '"'"'"'"g from
"'' ''"'' w UNIV VIZ
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05

bnppics at Chapman =.
rmnk Record came IN from pnlhnr
Wednesday
Eyes irt"l without extra ,hnrrr,
bllrI, the lcwclcr
Mrs j. H. 'utlp ID. visiting frrcnI
1T haplaui aud Murdork this week..
For anything good ~ bread. cake.
pi"', etc, e" ~ the CITY Bakery .
Then" is q new bnby pirl ~ 'br hom,
of i. r. Saurhr., born W.Iur.,I. y morn
my.
u"o VI E"wdrr. American ~uuH rn.
~, ni the \]ur"uhorg several uy, thi.
wrrh.
IL" md Of The VI T. C@uIjoulrrg Geo
un the fourth page ct ,hi. ISSUE nici.
'om"thln" 100 .hIrr. Iu"t r uI
" g. Hawkins uf the Nnntovn re-
ruhli"nn is IN The ri', to-day 'u .rc Nh,
In""' aud base hall ut 10" Pnra.
MI aud Mr.. H. \ cate, and Im9h
ter of Knoxville. T"uu.. are VISITING
~" de- Namrrrt aud IittIr'ou families.
RELATIVES, 1T th,. ,,tv.
Mi, Adrur spruce uf Chi,Fa.ha. Ol
lnhona. was here MnuIu, ru ruurr Zoo
hri claim twrutv i've mile. south ut
town.
IN" Gl"nr"ct Hotel F.. adding another
coat at paint ma. woot. Tine 'rrr. rr.
doing ill.," and motr 'hr whole mlr,
shady.
capt J. A. white who j.. salesman
i"f The Hymau Sickle CO.. ni Louisville.
~, Wa ~ the city Failing uu 'hr trade
Thursday.
'us lnrwll nud II y Porter nud
Master William Porter. arrived from
Amarillo Wednesday and will -ucnI To-
Jew inv, iu 'hr ri,v
Special price, ou gold cyo n'a.,c. and
-rrrtaclrs. BLlTZ. VI" lrw"irr.
Mr.. T. VI Lawson and 'hc huh, have,
returned from ~'"pbru.,jllr. ro>,.
wh"r" thrN have been visiting relative.
tor the past ihr"" months.
i-idor v Gollrgn.. brother of Hon
y. Y. Gulirpos. Receiver of the T. =
luud Office. hH. accepted % p%u-0tiuu with
the International Buuh uf Commerce
Dave S"asou 3, uu aud chapman t.
busy supplying ~" arms, and mmuu
ton.
Walter rurliu left Wrdur,da, night
tu l"in his vii" at Long Reach. ,uIifur
MIA, where they intend iu make their
future home.
Travelling men coming in from Olln
huma this week say that crop conditions
arr much better than thrr" week., upu
The cation crop D, going ru be- good
Trade condition, are much better.
Nrsdamr, Underwood aud Rohcr,
sou aud Mr.. Robertson = daughter. uf
i]niuntuwu, Ma. urr Visiting the III,
Namrrrt aud iiitl"tou tmili", uf this
Every woman who ha. ~ fu,, with
an old unsati,fnciury rnugr should
think ut the ROl'ND OAK CHIEF
Then see 1t nud learn how romrIri" aud
perfect q range can bee made g e. e.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
BASE BALL THE 18th AND
18th WITH FRO TEAM

There will he two days Of base ball
here with Frio Team on the l2th aud
18Th Ut August, SATURDAY and Sunday,
Frio has a battery from the Kansas
League aud they have played eight
games this season and have won all ut
them, They also have Davidson, who
pitched for Dalhart NJ the first IT the
season. The VI. W. \. team is bringing
them in and from loo 10 $50 people are
promised by Frio from the south end of
the county, That is the stun, bring the
people 10 town. The NJ. W As are
going 10 work hard and will give the
Frio an interesting time,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
HORSE RUNS AWAY
WITH YOUNG LADY

Nj. stella White experienced u rith
co. exciting runaway "Wednesday. She
va, starting home ~ the country whom
her horse hrcumr frightened ~ 'tunir
IN m" street aud ran away with her aud
tore ih" buggy up. running for halt u
milr down Fourth street Into the south
end uf ia" city. The Young lady 49,
rnl"d uuhuri but the vehicle wa. bad
is wrecked. When the horse va. caught
two wheel. wrt" vet hanging 'u hiu.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
WIFE GOT TIP TOP ADVICE

90 Nv Wit" wanted III" 10 take 0ur boy
0" the luctur to curr and ugly boil. ''
write, o. Frankie. OF stroud. Okla. II
said put Rucki"n , \ruicu Sal,r IN u.
She lid 80, aud % cured the h"il tu u
short time. Qui ,".t healer = iuru,.
Sruld,. cuts, Coru,, EuI,".. Spmtus,
Sws.llops. best lr'r rur" uu earth.
Try H. only - 90 llN Drue ~tur"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-05
LAWN SOCIAL

The Presbyterian lad,.. served cream.
aud rubr uu the h"nu'iiul lawn sur.
r"uudIug 'hr home ot 10. II NrEIroy.
uu Thursday a]ifrru"uu and evening \
large r"urmr-r 1T people ru ipyrd 'h.
"utduur .urIui aud the good thing, pro
iird b., 'h" Iadio. both boo the after
noon aud evening realizing 20 gu"il,
sun ni mouc, IT, e reward Tor their 81
tort.