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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-27
STILL FIGHTING
AROUND LADURA
Insurrectos Secure Dynamite
and Compel Federals to
Surrender
CAPTAIN JIRON'S BAND WINS
Company of Rebels Is Equipped
With Arms Taken From
Government.

Ell Paso, Feb. 27.-Mail adyices to
the Herald from Sonora say that
there has been almost continuous
fighting around Ladura for several
weeks.
Captain Jiron's band of insurrectos
attacked the town last Friday and
Saturday. The town is garr8oned by
one company of federals stationed in
loopholed adobe houses. The insur-
rectos secured dynamite from a near
by mining camp, soon compelling the
federals to surrender. The federals'
arms were used to equip a company
of insurrecto recruits.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-27
GRAND JUNCTION DRIVES
OUT SCARLET WOMEN.

Grand Junctonfi Colo, Feb. 10
The new board of city commissioners
have decided to adopt a new plan of
dealing with the social evil in Grand
Junction, by cleaning up the entire
city The women in the restricted
district have left the city. under or
ders from Mayor Todd, and are said
ito have gone to Denver. The author
tiles have decided to blot out the So
cial evil entirely.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-27
ANOTHER INDICTMENT
AGAINST GEORGE 3. cox
Charged With Perjury and Incident
ally With Taking Rake-off From
the County Treasurer.

Cincinnita, Feb. PA new indict
ment charging George B. Cox, Repub.
lican leader Of Cincinnati, with per.
jury was returned by the grand jury
today. 1t alleges that in addition to
receipts of $4S,5O0 interest money
paid by banks to former County
Treasurer John H. Gibson, as charged
in the first indictment, Cox was given
$17,5O0 from the same source by Til
den R. French when the latter was
county treasurer.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-27
MORE EXCITING THAN
BATTLE WITH REBEL s
Finish Boxing Bouts at Tia
Juana.

Los Angeles, Feb. 27.-Louis Blot
the San Francisco promoter announces
that he has secured permission to
hold boxing bouts on Mexican soil.
Tia Juana the little border town south
of San Diego, is the site selected by
Blot to hold finish contests, and his
plan is to give three or four contests
a year, confning himself to cham
pionship events only.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-27
$4,000 JEWELS
ARE MISSING
Mysterious Diamond Robbery
on Board of Trans-AtIan-
tic Liner
MRS ORUNM0NO IS VICTIM
Vessel Was Searched From Stem
to Stern Today by the
Authorities

New York, Feb. 27.-Alrhough the
federal and local police have been an
remittine in their search, no trace
has yet been found Of the jewelry
stolen from the state room Of Mrs
Baldwin Drdmmond formerly Mrs
Marshall Field, Jr,. of Chicago, on the
liner America some time on Saturday
night. Mrs Drummond estimates the
value of the jewels at $4,000. It is
planned TO extend the seatch to all
parts Of the country if a trace of the
gems is not Immediately found bere.
The vessel itself will be searched from
stem to stern today
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-27
SIX MONTHS IN RENO
is PUNISHMENT ENOUGH
Therefore There Is Joy in Divorce
Colony Over Killing of Bill in
the Legislature.

Reno, New, Feb. 27-There is re-
joicing today in the Divorce Colony"
over news from the capital of the
killing of the proposed new divorce
bill pending before the legislature.
The measure extended residence in
Nevada to one year. The existence
law requires but six months.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-27
COULD NOT STAND JOKE
ABOUT HER CAKE,

Denver, Colo, Feb. PA jesting re-
mark by her husband regarding cake
she had intended baking, caused Mrs.
Harry Hogan, 25 years old to kill her
self by drinking carbolic acid in her
home, 545 Inca street, according to
members of the family. She died just
as she was being carried into the
county hospital.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-27
ND DECISIONS
SUPREME COURT
Unprecedented Silence on
Part of Highest Tribunal
of Land
NEWSPAPERMAN GIVEN PLUM
Senate Decides to Proceed With
Lorimer Case Without
Delay.


s y \ y y = = y \ = \ =. Y Y y =
5 Special to the New Mexican y
: Washington D. c., Feb. 81 y
s The House COMMITTEE on Ter =
5 ritories has just gone into eX- =
s ecutive session for its final de Y
5 cision on the New Mexico con- \
s stitution. The comit.oc had =
s received hundreds Of afhda- \
) Wits, letters and kilograms in =
5 dignantly denying the charges =
s preferred by few enemies \
S of the territory and the evil \
: dence was so voluminous that =
: no attempt was made to read y
it at the public session. b. NJ. y
s Hartley of Springer, ColtaX y
county, made a report in ia \
: yer of statehood and the con- \
5 stitution. The New MeXican'S =
s correspondent predicts that \
s within an hour, the committee :
s will present to the House a =
favorable report unanimous =
s ly, as both Republican and y
) Democrats are convinced of y
< the falsity of the charges that =
: the election on January q was =
: carried for the constitution by =
fraud, coercion and intimida- =
ton.
< Senator Boies Penrose, the :
chum of Delegate W. H. An
: drews. in the senate intro =
duced an amendment to the =
\ Sundry Civil Appropriation :
= bill providing s25,000 for fish =
\ hatchery in New Mexico, the :
= selection of the site to be left =
Y to the United States fish COM
' missioner
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-27
COUNTERPART OF "FLYlNG
DUTCHMAN" AT ODESSA.
DereIict Mass of Ice Floats into Har.
Dor With Thirty Frozen
Sailors on Board.

London, Feb, PA dispatch from
Odessa says that a tragedy of the sea
was revealed in the discovery off AS
trakhan of a derelict vessel, the
whole crew of which, numbering 80,
had been frozen to death. The ship
is mass of ice.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-27
BOSS MURPHY DETERMINED
TO LAND SENATOR
Wishes of People and Withdrawal OF
Shepard Make No Differ
ence to Hin

New York, Feb. 27.-Friends OF
Charles F. Murphy the Tammany
leader, said today that the withdraw
al from the race of Edward NJ. Shep-
ard would not affect his efforts to
elect William F. Sheehan. Governor
Dix said this morning that the stu
alton is clearing.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-27
BATTLE
WITH INDIANS
Eight Red Skins Killed Be,
fore Other Four Sur
render
ONE OF POSSE IS DEAD
Four Wealthy Stockmen Muir
dered by the Tuscaroras Near
Reno, Nevada.

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vosrlr,..,. .;,,y ,..-lo.. ,,.,.., ~, .r.,--..
r,rI v..n rr5tan, eh,r,,al ,...t, no
murder ,, -rrcn ,r,,.,;,,r,,t -,
a co,,,1,. c. ,,,.r.. ..-, -t,,,. IT,
we're nsucd and The t,rsrco - +ho
band raut,-rer Grs ,ra,,,har 90 tha
posse wIfrb has l,e,, -,,--,,;,,,, Ia
Indians Ff 3oy,, nj ,,,. ,t.t. r,o,fao
was also li1,d Tho t...r, ,,.b;,.b +aoI,
nlacr at Kelrv or,ai- ff,,r,,,.l.,.,. ,.,,.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-27
\ y \ X X y X y y y y y y y y
The Committee Resolutions.

ne COmmlItSe RSSOluLlCnS.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 27.-Reso-
lutions adopted by the committee on
territories Feb. 21st, 1911, respecting
the consideration of the proposed con
stitution of the state of New Mexico.
l. Resolved, That it is the sense of
j this committee that the canStttutiun Is
republican in form, is not contrary to
| the Declaration of Independence and
is in conformity with the provisions
| of the Enabling Act.
2. Resolved, That it is the sense Of
! this committee that it is not within
1.-THE province of the committee to in
lvestigate as to the validity of the elec-
/ ton of delegates to the constitutional
convention.
8. Resolved, That it is the sense of
this committee that it is not within
the province of the committee to in
vestigate the proceedings of the con
stitutional convention.
A. Resolved, That this committee
desires further information upon the
question of the validity of the elec,
ton of the ratification or rejection of
the constitution.
Taft Scares Them.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 27.-One
story is going the rounds that Presi-
dent Taft doesn't really expect re-elec-
ton. and doesn't care whether or not
he is reelected. So he has made up
his mind to be president for the next
two years just as lie pleases, to do
things he wants to, and pay no atten-
ton to the political side of it. This
has caused quite a scare among the
political leaders who can not look at
any subject except through party
glasses.
NeWspaperman Promoted.
Washington, Feb. 27.-Robert o
) Bailey, who had been private secre
tary to the Secretary of the Treasury
MacVeagh, today was nominated by
President Taft to be assistant secre
itary of the treasury. Bailey will sue
ceed Charles D. Hilles, who will be
come secretary to the President Mr.
Bailey, is a former newspaper man o
wide experience.
, Senate Still on Lorimer Case.
Washington, Feb. 27.-On motion o
Senator Burrows, the Senate today b.
vote of 66 to -, decided to pro
coed Immediately with the considera
ton of the Lorimer case, The vote i
not test as many Senators oppose'
to Lorimer voted for the motion.
U. S. Supreme Court Silent.
I Washington, Feb. 27.-Not a singl
( opinion was announced today by th'
Supreme Court of the United States
although this is opinion day Sue
failure is almost unprecedented.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-27
BIRDS MAKE
BREAK FOR LIBERTY
Governor Ahumada Directs Pursuits
and Prisoners Not Killed Are
Reca ptured by Soldiers.

HeCdpruTeu Uy o0TuToTs'
Ell Paso, Feb. 27-According Off
cial dispatches received at Juarez to-
day, the prisoners in the state peni'
tentiary at Chihuahua City, Mexico, at
tempted to escape on Sunday. Sever
al prisoners were killed by the sold
iers and others who had succeeded
in getting away were recaptured
Governor Ohumada in person direct
ed pursuit.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-27

ties incumbent upon them; and ger
eral apathy, in school matters, which
has existed, and with which we have
had to contend and to combat.
Our chief needs are: More money,
longer school terms, adherance to
duty by school directors, unqualified
support of the schools by parents, and
an immediate awakening to our pres
ent educational needs.
The plan for improvement, that l
have adopted, is, the organization of
County Teachers Association,
which meets frequently, with view of
bringing about better understanding
between teachers, raising the stand
ard of qualification, and encouraging
discussion of up-to-date topics. The
adoption of a Mothers Day." which
takes place once a month at the dis
trict school. The holding of Parents
! Meetings." at which the county super.
intendent presides. The personal ex-
animation of pupils, at least once
year constant supervision of schools
by visitation, and the enthusing
of parents into bettering the condi'
ton of their children. Brought about
a closer relationship between superin'
tendent and school directors, tending
toward the efficient discharge of their
official duties
There has been a wonderful i'm
provement in our schools during the
past two years, but there's still a
great deal Of work to be done before
we can brag on ourselves.
Sincerely yours,
J. v. CONWAY,
County School Superintendent
Two Admitted.
Supreme Court Clerk Jose D. Sen;
has returned from Roswell where h
attended as secretary the meeting o
J the board of bar examiners. OF tn
Z four applicants for admission, w.
y Alexander, Jr, and J. D. Nell passed
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-27
TAX COLLECTORS
HAVE BEEN BUSY
Percentage Collected Com
pares Favorably With That
of Former Years
ARE LOOKING AFTER GREEKS
Canning Company Is Incorporat.
ed for $25, 900, at French,
Colfax County.

Acting Governor Jaffa returned this
afternoon from Trinidad where ne
went to attend the funeral yesterday
of his aunt, Mrs. Sol Jaffa.
Land Entry.
William G.. Ogle of East Las Vegas,
made land entry Saturday at the To-
cal land Office.
incorporation.
Articles of incorporation were filed
by the American Manufacturing and
Mercantile Company in the secretary S
office today. The company is capital
lied at $4,000, consisting Of $500
shares at $40 each, half of the shares
to be preferred stock paying annually
six per cent dividend. The company
is established for the canning of fruit
and vegetables, dealing in machinery
and implements and so forth. The in
corporators are L. l. Taylor, of Spring
er, 250 shares; l. James Taylor, 8
shares; l. S. Taylor, of Springer, 4
shares; and John Harding Of French,
shares The directors are L. l. Tay-
lor. ]. S. Taylor and John Harding.
The location of the company is at
French. Colfax county, and L. James
Taylor its agent.
Looking After Greeks.
Complying with the request of the
consul of Greece of San Francisco ask.
ing that he be notified Of the death
of any Greek citizen in New Mexico
so that the estate of the same may be
settled and his heirs or relatives no
tilted. Assistant Attorney General
Harry S. Clancy has sent out the fol
lowing letter to the<probate clerks OF
the territory.
Dear Sir-By Article XI of the con
vention between the United States
and Greece, proclaimed, July II, 1908
it is provided that in case of the
death of citizen OF Greece in the
United States who has no known he'll
or testamentory executor designated
by him, the competent local authori
ties shall give notice of the fact tc
the consuls or consular agents Of
Greece.
By direction of the governor of New
Mexico, have to ask that, immediate
ly upon receipt in your Office, of Ger
tificate of the death of any citizen O.
Greece, you report the fact to the sec
retary of New Mexico at Santa Fe, tt
the end that he give the required in
formation to the proper consul O
Greece. AS the law now requires thu
registration of all deaths in the Office
of the probate clerk of each county
you are the proper officer to furnish
this information.
Yours truly,
H S. CLANCY,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-02-27
I ours Truly,
H. S. CLANCY,
Assistant Attorney General.
Tax Collections.

A statement has been prepared by
Travelling Auditor C. V. Stafford show
ing percentage of the 1909 tax collect
ritory up to January 81, 1911.
These percentages are based on the
amount of territorial tax remitted to
the territorial treasury and are as fol
laws.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
BANK NOTES IN FIELD
Indians Widow Discovers Sig,
COO II Notes Buried
n Tia Can

Ersc541 10 f1ss Daily Lss1sT
Masso gee. Oals Dr. The TS--
-snt IA zMH aoE r5 regzrsz rs Ao r91-
I'd ss bank ct Tstt e neEe 4sl
sarrer wzz s.ScoTsred sss1@g hI4seA
sEsy in field lezr sha t9wn 9s tt@s-
EeN EH an gag -Etg -.a ca1 HFas
f8an6 nezatssa notes aHd seeaT Lies
zggrsg ating So
The wiagw of n ID M 0Fe- FE9sli-
TrerE g-aian wh1 dec neFe reeAz1&s5s
M-as soosSnz uu . Ee OF aer lNs an
rszaerx All their B-trg HoIs nsar
7zsxaa Okla fDaag Ore - Kle
ted haads hapaeae5 io ae i1 me
nogase zna t8s@ Mrs Lo0Fe thai f1ere
wera par-e tas 8ers KzTisS ln 1ae fea
eAe went Egse rlesd wsEE --le u4sn
q ho deg cs1f rstg t.1 csD- IH EAe
can ware Stss8 iE securities 9a s1
"a uM gcssk Tae securities NeFe
zade ri III she nzIe O. ne o2HE q
Tafr TIE AanA book was partially
5eEtYoYe ed by -as e1ui slo1- TIE pa
-sers Mera azz11sWe1 ana raiA sAtzeE-
Ell tnf the ncEes eqlse ~ rs24 a1l
can r collected 4I91
Taa Bank ef TeEt wzs 9DseG one
rcrn5nz sSs1 sEEmer tAe safe 94gWL
sra sass iu sssfer taken ~ tAe tsNe
ire hansers w51aae3a the In 5rmaat.oa
-hat securities hsz aslo seel stolen
n & pas @ getting l-e Iiace q em
are- The president Of t1e Baak io-
1sy claimed Inc Papers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
TRYING TO DUST LYNCH
National League President Will
Have Hard Fight 10 Hold
His Job

Ne@ GGrk Der Although Ii has
sesu generally supposed that all was
serene ia National league politics on
E-e sTe p1 the annual meeting here
i -4ezEz known in baseball circles
yesterday that 4 stiff 6gat 10 Gust
Pres dent Thomas ]. Lynch is being
planned 3Y Ew0 or three club owners,
T1e gesElE promises to be a battle
-pgal * Ehe meeting next week. and
5g Is E-ests ga2Hle whether Lynch can
fae reelected 10 the Office be had
Aeld fer Eae past tao years.
Reaarrs hsVa IL That the magnates
wae are 0pFasiug Lunch are Murphy
.ot tl5cae3 E1oets of Bro klyn AMI
tn1s4 at Philadelphia. The scheme
u said tg Involve the Installing in
E1s presidential chair us John d.
.J BrEea. teTmer president of the
American association Other names
mentioned 3l this couusction are
ao8erE B-8Wn of Louisville and john
G Wzgz OF New Tork. who were sug-
gesSad as candidates wheu Lynch vas
elected TAG gezrs ago.
Charles w. aiuFpav. president ol
rAa Ezsraeo Nationals was liz New
fogk q tew DAYS agn and called upon
Prsss-ent Brush ef the New YoFs
clla- Mr Brusa iF SIS believed is
stT9ag for Lgnch- ~h0 smong his ctk-
- - p0rterS EagI5ers Hermann oil
(.s1c4nlaEi and DreFtuss d PTtfs8ur
Eipw e st1n aud s. lEEls VIII l5ae ua
s nQt lloTn I-g1ch cannot ta cast
I'd a1sess there are 1ve votes seziRg.
him
TIE autl-Z-Yneh tzctigu. Il is SAID
viii harp CO tae NEED o harmony
amolg CLUB owners As re4soa for
getting rid q their present cA.ef ot
ssan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08

Ef y0G hsve z0re feet. tre1 fset
Rezgy fest lame fees tender faes-
smelly feet crns eai.0gses or
bauions rea1 HAzE eepezs5 70 Mrs
Crockett oF JeEers0zEss TgZ DID
IT. Mr Crockett saws ~Affsy tne
seccn5 treatment sFe wakes ccNr-
stairs GRE foct 81 tIrs. Sne Ass
ret beer able = wax oosnstzirs 5<-
FIRE in past Hse yesrz, exert o.
stepping coNr or escn STEP nsitr ore
fest a. tire T-is iE rersrssbse-
serc srse uore 5o1es
80 matter Shat ais guE feet er
shat under Agsven snu have Used
zsfss1t =s;fAss veisef 1ass uss TfL
Us difeTeBEk u zc-s r7g1t O. e
eaase sore g. gseess and oi.er
0nlg fo1T geLe9g ever Esa4s AlE2
acts On -ae principle e drs~tng o'lt
AL the poiso2o1s exE1zticas Ealc1
caase sore feet Jowdars and other
rsu edies merely clog % the pores
TIZ cleans then out ard EeesE tAeI
clean You feel better the nrxf ttE7s
re used T-ss i Z week and gou CA
forgst ron sver haf sore feet. There
Is not1lag "a earth that can com1zTe
zsta IL TIZ is for sac a. all drag
xfs-s. - per box. gr direct e yea
wixh. from walter Lpfher Dodge 4
60. Chicago. ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08

Ths hssrt -orkbs- niuffrsteo 80
~s- - u=rS - ssE<zG n@G sshni
usse f. thrze hearts ofszrstesFd are
covered wssh Siren waid&s@s& preTio'ss-
II teen ernhruidered. tbeo tbess are
sttsesed 70 eseh otaer and % he IN
sas bsz a. sa5~n IN the Illustration
TIE bs= Is made q hne1 Y - y
srcses Or q eiTk - ssria of SHADE
10 zateh fbe eubnsl6egT. whtcn > a.
done soll8 n four sazdes u rsnk sSa
red me hearts sboB.d y EhipT.ed e
rbe nzg tefors the lsftsr j. seNed ~.
thez fae lowsr rarts q fhe hearts ans
lag whiq5.H5 f0Ssihe-
Gensscsr the reeipssnf-s faF0ssie es'i'E
tn se.set.sE sze Esz.eE.z...s l2r TIE eAE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
DID DURlAMO
DIE IN FEAR
OF ENEMIES?
eskfhg Hs Was pHsgse, The
Seeailsi lgthM tftse
His Lite

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F.rspsz = rFz gsHg-srss sgezeT tea
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sa-g.x 40 saxrsse f es-s sas H at -es
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
AMERICAN TEA IS REALTY
Is Thriving in South Carolina
Labor Problem a
Drawback

Special TO the Daily Leader
Washington. ID. C.. Dec. s.-James
Wilson. secretary OF agriculture. ls
confident tea growing sGcn will be
profitable industry in the Southern
state rca culture. whiah has been
carried on at Summeryille, s. G.. gives
faycrab { results, the principal draw.
back being the problem OF cheap Ia,
Dor
Tea is an abundant crop in India,
Ceylen, China and Japan. where in
Dor is abundant at almost any price
Experiments are being conducted
with tea-picking and pruning machip-
cry. Excellent results have followed
sud with the perfection az the 1a-
chimes The labor problem will be solF-
ed
The he pie OF this country con-
sune annually upwards ot l09.Na0.eeA
rounds Of tea. for which $4,000 900
Is paid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
ARE Y0URUN DOWN
Awaken 70 sne Danger and Cure tbs
"eskened Kidneys

kidney Sickness rgHs zen down 70
the verge of collapse before you
Enow the cause Wze- yea seem IN
able 70 pin yoar mind 10 sny tAsa
your back aches and you can not do
an ordinary days vork. il Is time "
ask yourself this question: Are H'y
kidneys working ylght." he ais
Wer IS in your condition
Sick kidneys slzcken their filteTI8g
work and the uric acid ctrcuisses
with the blood, attacking bya8n,
neues. muscles and vital organs.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
lGRICUL TURlL EXPERTS
VISIT FARMERS INSTITUTES

The state 90zr6 OF a. SEIZURE ann
tie stat o. the A 4 " eaiiese az
sssss av4reF are OF their second tour
lf cCuntg farmers Institutes. Two
days are spent II each county To1as
Is being spent IN Wayne and Purcell.
Other engagements are as follows
Tuttie ard Ninco Dec 5. Crickasha
and Rush Springs. Dec g; Apache
and Ansazrko. Dec II. Carnegie AM
sort Co5b. Dec. -; M0uHtziH Nie~
and Lone Wolf Dee %. Hobart ant
Rooses eli. Dec Il. Rocky and Cor
dell Dee- Is. D3ll and Sentinel ISee.
ls- Elk City aud D.xey Dec Is.
Sayre and Burlin. Dec -. DEMPSEY
and Cheyenne. Dec. 20 DudlcF and
Hammond. Dec 81
Dates for tour No 8. are as follows
Tar-af aud Ryan Dee s, NaBrisa
and II stinEs. Dee 7 Mariow an Z
Tlncsn- Dec. 8: COnauche. Dec =
Temple and Walter. Dec. S. LaEtfn
and Cache Dec s. Mountain
end snyder. Dec II. IRdisaOua - .
Nzni-ou. Dee Z, Dzvldsoa and FRED
erick. Dec Is. GrzndHeid and Tifton-
Dec zf. Gould and Hollis Dec IS,
UrzYzen and ShreEer- Dee IS. Rus
sell and Mzngum. Dec 80 Nillow and
Granite Dec Zl- Altus and Olustee.
Dec. l.. Blair and Martha. Dec. lt-