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The Topeka state journal., 1911-08-12

President Taft and patty on their
way to Manassas by automobile when
President Taft recently delivered his
speech at the fiftieth anniversary of
the battle of Bull Run. During this
trip the touring party took on the as
pect of a path finder and were fre-
quently forced to ford rivers and trav-
el on roads flooded to nesr the tops of
the wheels. The upper o.cture shows
Major Butt under the arrow leading
the way up such a road. This pic
ture was taken by Lucien Wheeler of
the secret service from the automobile
Major Butt had to wade in water to
The Topeka state journal., 1911-08-12
RAN RACE WITH TRAIN.
Automobile Made Run From I.arned
to Great Bend.

10 Great bend.
The postal clerk on Santa F'e train
No. reported to the Great Bend Tri-
bune that an automobile started from
Larned at the same time No did
and arrived at Great Bend at the
same time the train arrived.
The train was running probably
so miles an hour and tho auto did not
have a smooth road. especially from
Pawnee Rock to Great Bend.
There were four persons in the ma
chine.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-08-12

with pastures to obtain the oppor-
tunity of using a secondhand right
of way.
The Orient has been doing the prin-
cipal construction in Mexico. This IS
not strange, because the company
mas concessions from the Mexican DO
mlnlon which are valuable and can
De retained only upon the completion
OF construction. This the manage
ment hopes to complete this fall.
And, then work will begin at Wichita
to close the gap between Kansas City
The Topeka state journal., 1911-08-12

Queent passage Of the urine: the forehead
and the back-of-the-head aches; the
stitches and pains in the back: the grow
eyes; yellow skin; sluggish bowels:
sWoole1 eyeiids or ankles; leg cramps:
unnatural short breath: sleepIessness and
the dependency?
I have a recipe for these troubles that
you can depend on. and If you want to
write and get copy I it Many a doe
tor would charge you $3.50 just for writing
this prescription, but I have it and viii
be glad to send it to you entirely free
Just drop me line like this: Dr. A e
Robinson. K944. Luck Building Detroit
Mich, and I will send it by return mali
In a plain envelope AS you will see when
you get it. this recipe contains only pure
harmless remedies. but it has great heal
ing and pain-conquering power.
It will quickly show its power once you
use It so I think you had better see what
1t is without delay. I will send you 3
copy free-You can Use it and cure your
sel9 at hognes
The Topeka state journal., 1911-08-12

your motor-boat is running very
smoothly now" Yes: think something's
broken. Washington Herald.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-08-12
WILL USE AUTOMOBILES.
This Kansas Farmer Finds They
Come in Handy.

Herman Gronninger, a farmer living
north of Atchison, has surprised his
nelghbors by buying two motor cars.
One of the cars will be used by his
family and he will use the other to
haul hogs to market.
He plans to buy a big motor truck
for general farm purposes.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-08-12

Relieves Urinary and Kidney Troubles,
Backache, Straining, Swelling, Etc.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-08-12

Stops Pain in the Bladder. Kidneys
and Back.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-08-12

Wouldn't it be nice within a week or so
to begin to say good bye. forever to the
scalding. dribbiing. straining, or too fire.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
MADERO STILL
AT
L JUAREZ

~ pnso. Toy, Feb. I. Francisco T.
Alalrru. hrat Of the Mexican ,u.urr,r
riuu. and \brum Gonzales. iu,urrr,'o
governor ct Chihuahua, arr still BOO Quad
ulurr. ~ ur - mIlr, from lnuuy. aud
ih, Mexican federal. have APPARENTLY
made o." effort 10 go and GET 'hrm
\ few small romm,uI, of rrooI- were
nj out ct .luurcl Thursday morning
,a,ly urr She :wo field pieces aud the
mo oriy CO., 'tr troop. remained loo p.or
,rr,. rh" command. sent ont r]uufurI
their operations ~ the immediate Ntrlu
I'N ct .luorr,.
lu'".-. a, reported. 20 panty of f.lrr
on, l"ft tho troop irain south Of luur"l
81, Navarro romr 100, and matched over
lpud tor Guadalupe. NJ" .u.urnrro rhirt.
gr, still ,urr boz th,ir borden 'rwu and
the rrlrrlI- ur, making n" effort. Eco
ta., ihrm r]t,,urr, ot Storm their ri'o
d,I.
f. B.. certain that the r.lrrol- would
uu' make Hr ar'n,. .n 'Nr town, where
%, lr,s' atn ormnl men arr huowu %.
hr located. vi'hou' their taking their
GrlI ,I,rr.. consequently 20. hong n,
lhcs" gun. rrmulu iu y"who, rurk To-
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
Skull and Cross Bones


Nmcrtrau. owning property 10 MrNi
cali haN" raised American flags over
their buildings. The red rl.p iIir, in
the hull ring ice M"Nirali aud 70 large
white flag hearing skull aud cru,,
homes was raised nh",r 'h" building
900 M" center ui NJ" town.
With" IA" engagement, was IN pro
gr',' Emitted states officer, with field
glnsS", watched III" progress from Ga
\ lin" ot cavalry was thrown
along Front street.
During an early shirmi.h q Chinese.
n"' q participant. Wa kill"d.
Insurrectos Hold Town
Th" fight ioll"wrd nu an aitrmr, ~
the part "f - huudrrd federal, 10 re-
tab" M"Nirnli from rh" rrhrls. m,
insurgents are ,'i.l holding ~, place.
whll" the federal, tonight are cucnmp.
"d hrhiud u small hill. covered with
wrsIu,i" an the hluh, at the New nv,
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
The Latest Patterns of the east

can now he had right here in Tucum-
earl. You want thcm-w" have them
and AZ the RIGHT PRICES.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
EGYPT ECHOES

Garn"tt Ashbrook has returned to his
claim.
Mrs, Lucy Houston is sick with La
Grippe.
I'm the morning Of February 18th we
had n shower Of rain.
Hugh Horne Of San ion visited
friends In this part SATURDAY.
Ezra Stemple aud sou Armor visited
Grandpa H"nritzc sunday afternoon.
Wilbur Potts and Clarence Boone
were shopping in Revuclto Saturday.
Messrs. Leon Phillips aud McKennon
went 10 Tueumeari on land business
Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Horne 81 Bard City l.
nj the bedside Of her brother, Garnett
Ashbrook, who has n very severe case
of rheumatism.
The school vt Revuelto Is reported 10
he progressing nicely aud with good at.
tendance with Mrs. Maude Pullen ms
teacher,
-ZEKE.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
American Watch Fight

Th" fight was watched hy hundred,
"i American, from the nous" tops ~
'nl"Nir". The actions uf The iusurgrut.
could easily hr observed. but M" ted
rral, were we'll concealed iu the brush.
When th" sh"u'iug WIS at o., height
five Mexican fedora, soldier, could ho
seen riding IN :" the uorth aud strih
ug 100 q straight line tor the boundary
monument.
They lihrru'"ly crossed the h"uu
larv aud awaited the arrival uf the
United state, ca,ulrvmcu sent ont
When the soldier. arrived. the NcNi.
cans threw down their arms aud H.
rlarrd that they were through fighting
aud had enough. They were brought,
int" 'ul'Nrr" aud ~" held ~. prisoners.
II q, rrp"r'rd that "ur "f M" d"scr,cr,
has acted 90, secretary or governor
Vega.
The city hall ut CalcNico has been
lifted mp as 70 Red ''r"ss hospital for
the care uf the wounded.
Th" iu.urgrur, or" now said =" mum
hrr 5000.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
CoPPL.. Ar FoUI OF CAPRocK

Jordan. y. VI, Feb :.
10 IA" Nrws:-
Having seer . statement In ynur last
lsSu" about the mines ~ 10" can Rock
will tea You shHt may hc found ~ the
loot "i ~" cap Rock Que miles west aud
two miles north "f this postonicc. soon
after locating ~ this urighh"rh"nd |
had ""rasi"u 10 visit the valley and me-.
'ircS ~ this place all the rocks were
stained with copper oxide. \ hole had
dug IN ~" bottom at . branch tn
catch water aud all IA" rocks that wrr"
thrown out contained thu, blush green
"ol"r. Persons Interested m mining
might ind something 81 value ~ thi,
point.
N"uts respectfully,
WM. TANNER.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
FRANCES Z. WILLARD
MEMORIAL SERVICE

III" Frances h.. willard Memorial
S%crvic" will h" held at the NJ. f..
Church, South, SUNDAY evening ut 7:li
under IN" auspices ct the ". &. 7. e..
lni"n services of all the denominations
will lee held, The address Of the even
ing will Ice delivered hv Rev. Joel T.
H%edgP"th, pastor Of the NJ T.. Church,
south. The News is requested To say
that everybody j. cordially invited To
attend this service.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11

th" United states custom house.
The United state, troops are mn,,"d
NJ the boundary line, while artillery
men are thrown along the lin" iu front
ur ~" cus'oms house,
The insurgents carried 'hr Red Gross
flag :" the hank aud placed their
Wounded on sir"t"h"rs aud carried thrm
4" the international line. where they
Wcr" rccci ed by the American soldiers
aud treated hy army surgeons e, the
lead when hr"uphi 10 aud Tho ntarr
INIuu.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11

fOR SALE Horse AID buggy.
Horse good hooker rud good disposition
Young and plenty of life. buggy aud
harness new. Also new aidlc aud q
good one. Will take cow in deal. In
Iuirc a. News ohirr. 2lltf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11

fOIi SAl.E;-llursc aud buggy.
liors" good locker and good disposition,
Young aud plenty of life. buggy an,
harness ncw Also new saddle aud q
good one. win TAX" COW in deal. In.
Iuirc ~ News office. 9li.ti
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11
BAY VIEW CLUB
WILL ENTERTAIN

TIL" civic Department of the Bay
View club will give a card party at the
caldwell Cate, cdnc>dnv evening. Feb.
END, 10 raise money for the purpos,
of h"au,ifying the public park. Eurhrr,
whist aud Finch will hc played and re-.
fr"shnrnts served at the end of the
games. Everybody invited aud q good
tim" assured Prize" Of admission will
be 40 cents.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11

FOR SALE; New residence Nv.
rooms, fenced, trees, lawn, good out
building, two larg" porchcs. \ bargain
II sold for cash. Inquire at News Of.
Zee. o.li.tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-02-11

the relief Ut Juafrl from Casas Grandcs
aud Gucitcro, both important strategic
point., which they had to abandon with
oht q battle. chihuahua is nov gar
risoncJ by only 200 federal troops aud
between Iuutrl aud Chihuahua the
r%ouutry Is IN ouf possession.
What do We care how many men
the government cOops up IN Junrrl :
There Is no harm there aud what wc
want j. 10 spread the revolution. The
more the country is left open 10 ~,
the quicker progress we shall make.
When We solidiiy our forces, IL will be-
M easy matter 10 stnrvc Junrcz out
II iS cut on from the south already. 10
Gu,tayo Mndcfo made the unqualified
statement that many federal officers
suspected Of sympathy with the insur
roctos have been executed secretly ~
Mexico ely, but ~ strict has been the
censorship, no word limiting either at
d%isloyaliy in the army or at disci
pliu" hv the government, has been per
mi't"d 10 leak out of the capital.
Scnor Malcro let, here for Washing
ton last night. The time is not yet ripe.
b." believes. for the insurfectu~ ~ de
mand recognition ~ ~brlligcrcnts, but
he iutimatcd that In ease juurcl should
fall, such q demand would be- made.
and upon the United states first Of all
The fcyoluti0uists have agents in Wash
lngton, but no recognized representa-
tive.
Men Arrested at Fabsns are Jailed
Eight men who were arrested by T..
:. soldiers ut fab.us while attempting
10 cross the border to Mexico Tucsda,
morning were brought 10 ~ rnso by
deputy United States marshal j. u.
Rogers Wednesday afternoon for trial.
w"f" unable 10 give bond when nrranp.
ed h"for" United states commissioner
H""rg" -. oliver, aud wrr" rcmandrd to-
Jail. They were Jos" Dial %l.op.l, Ga
hiuo ''ano, Nmado Garcia, Francisco
prtil, Ma" Corona. Felix Juarcgnu, &c
,"ilio Macias aud Luis Castillo.
Nntiyidnd Rosa was raugh, driving
q Wagon, which. the officers say. con
tanned eight boxes Of ammunition and
10 Winchester rifles. This man wa.
also brought 10 ~ I'a,o. aud this morn
my Rafael EsparIa, VINO conducts q
wagon ward AZ III" corner Of Third and
Siant"n streets, was arrested aud rr
leased ON $500 bond. Al ~ the men
'r" charged with violating ,hc neutral
~ laws.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07

success or democratic principles, thelr real object being the building up of faction that will in time enable them to secure control of the republican party, and they are proselyting demo cratic communities with the same as- siduity that they are working repub- hcan communities. They are wolves in sheeps' clothing, and the Arizona democracy if it expects to have any weight in democratic counsels in the future must cut out these men and the dogmas they stand for.
 The recall of the judiciary, which some of the so-called democratic leaders stand for in Arizona, is not a democratic principle, In fact, 1t is anything else but democratic prin- ciple. 1t is a principle Of radical so- cialism, seized upon by the so-called progressive republicans as a measure of reform that will enable. them to curry favor with the masses-to pull the wool over the eyes of the com mon people who without thought as to its far-reaching insidious effects, will accept it as great reform meas uro which will enable them 10 ef. fectUally control that branch of goy. ernment which must remain free from such demOralizing influences. Place Che judiciary of the state and nation at the mercy of men of this class, and you have pulled away the very cor. nerstone of the republic.
 The Arizona democracy in it's entry into active participation in the affairs of the party must come with clean hands and sound democratic pTinci- pies, else 1t will always be looked upon with suspicion and its work and usefulness so impaired that il win be O. no real value to the party or to itself.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
.REOR GAhIzATlON
 OF CITY GOVERNMENT
Mayor Newman Announces the New Municipal
 Committees

Mayor Newman has selected his committees for the year 1911. A num- Der of the committeeman were named several weeks ago, but it was not un- til Tuesday night that the full com mittees were named When 8 sue cessor is elected to succeed John Hughes, who resigned during August, some changes will be made in the committee lineup. Indicating the ab- sence Of party lines in the city coun- cil, Chairman Quick, a republican, has been appointed a committee oi one to nominate a successor to Mr. Hughes as a member from the second ward.
 The following are the committee assignments.
 Finance committee - Henderson chairman; Allen and Quick.
 Street committee Henderson chairman; Hughes and Schmid-
 Lighting committee-Gilman, chair man: Allen and Sehmid.
 Sewer committee - Henderson chairman: Hughes and Gilman.
 Building committee - Hughes chairman: Schmid and Gilman. Fire c0Tomittee--Quick, chairman Sohmid and Allen.
 Health commiSee-Allen, chair man; Hughes and City Engineer | ZeisemeT.
 Police commitee-EIen chair man; Hughes and Quick.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
mAoERo MEASURING FOR RULER
 Clos Angeles Heraldl

Three candidates for president spoke On the same day-La Toilette and Taft of the United States and Ma deTo Of Mexico. The latter has the ad. vantage in having been nominated, and his speech of acceptance was de voted to discussing by plank and line every principle in the platform of the progressive party. Reports Of his speech which have come in digest form present it as a statesmanlike pronOuncement.
 It was remarkable in that 1t prom. ised no glariug imprObabilities nor held out any iilusory hopes. Madero YTOpOsed reforms in public ownership Of land and in taxes of land privately owned lie declared that the foreign investors money should be as safe as that of the Mexican. (HOW safe thar will be must depend on the govern ment's ability 10 pOlice) He pointer out the laness of expecting that reforms could be instituted as easily as they could be proposed, and sought to invoke a mingled spirit of patience and ratriotism.
 Francisco !. Nadero, Jr.. may not he elected, or being elected may not in. stall a successful administration. but his remarks are calculated to alla- revolution instead of fomenting it, ant to invite confidence Instead of exciting distrust. Altogether he appears a big ger man Tn civil life at Mexico City than in his tent on the battlefield oi Juarez.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
ssEsFs,zpzES SA EzS slssszk PRESSG ACOMMENT
 gEgESL Hs5H bsS EEzEzzzz7Ezsis zssaals
The outy of Arizora Democracy

iEi PCso Times.D
 The eyes of the democracy of the nation are resting upon the democ- racy ol the new state of Arizona right now at the beginning Of the career Of the new state, which is destined uo enter the union under democratic dominaticn and control and the Ari- zona democracy owes lt to the dem ocracy Of the nation 10 come into the open with clean hands and organized upon sound democratic principles. They owe it to the democratic party as a whcle to cut out the red fiag and other things that are not ccmo- cratic and organize the party and the new state in accord with the funda- mental teachings and principles oi the great party Oi which they are to become a component part.
 So .Cng as the Arizona democracy was but a factor in the affairs Of the l territory of Arizona, with no voice m national affairs or in the cOunseis oi the party tsdid not make much real difference as to Whet Arizona dem ocracy alood for. But now when Arl zona democrats are to participate II all national party matters in future ! according to their party strength 7 they should make it a point to com' into the party codnsels with abso | mteiy clean hands and as living ex l ponents Ol pure and undehled democ Iacy.
 The democracy to which Arizon. | must pin its faith is not that whici 1 is expounded by La Toilette, ClaDp 'NWoTks, Bourne and other member
 of the so-calied progressive wing o 1 the republican party These men arr
 not democrats and they stand fo
 nothing that is embcdied in req
 democratic principles. They sOte' with the democrats in congress onl.
 SO far as they could induce the demo
 crats to come to their prinliples , They are not interested in democrati
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
THIS DATE IN HISTORY
 SEPTEMBER 7.

lSO7-After 6 bombardment of three days, Copenhagen and the Dan- ish fleet surrendered to the British. lSlS-James J. Waiiack made his first appearance on the Ameri- can stage. lSl9-Thomas 4. Hendricks, Fist vice president of the United States, born. Died Nov. 9. 1885. tS2S-Earl of Dalhousie finished his term of office as governor-gen eral of Canada 1S31-Russians captured Warsaw, af- ter two days hard sighting. 1S59-Constitution adopted for the territory Of Nevada iS79-Samuel Smith Harris consecrat ed Protestant Episcopal bishop of Michigan. 1S91-Convention met at Phoenix to frame a constitution for Ari, ZOna.
 lS92-JOhn Greenleaf Whittier, poet, died, at Hampton Falls. N. M., Born at East HaverhiI, Mass, Dec. IT. 1Se7 l910-A decision in the Newfound land fisheries case at The Hague was handed down by the International Court of ArbitrG ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
THE HEALTH OF RIssEE.

me report Of City Physician Hunt for August discloses a very gratifying condition Of affairs and also a remark able one. In the warmest and most unhealthful month of midsummer there were three eases Of typhoid fever. The beginning of the present month found the city without single contagious disease.
 We believe that there is no other town Of equal population, say 11,00Q in the country that can make such @ showing. We are sure that there is no other town in Arizona, and we may include in the list many towns Of much smaller population, that can make such a showing.
 We believe that no ether town in this territory, of any considerable size has ever been free from contagi- ous disease at any season of the year
 The immunity which Risbee enjoys at this time and has enjoyed for some time is due to the improved sanitary conditions, it's admirable sewer and drainage system, its brickEayed streets and the care with which gar bage is collected and disposed of. Yer in the matter of sanitation the city physician suggests certain improve ments.
 We believe, that the claims of Bis. bee as a health resort have never been violently presented 10 the world, but we are content to rest upon the fact that it is a resort in which people may live and be healthy and in which, at present only healthy people live.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
DOES HE SUSPECT?


 Just what Senator Cummins and other insurgent leaders intend 0 do Co Mr. Taft IS a matter of conjecture They are enrased, but they are regu- lar. They are patriots, but first oi all they are politicians. If the stand patters run the steam roller over them again next year they are likely to re nsonstrate a little, but. with an eye 10 she future, they are certain to support the ticket
 But how about their followers, the rank and file, the uiuimate consumers the sturdy yoemanry who mark Aus tralian ballots in the chill of Novem- Der days? We are afraid to let the i'm agination dwell upon this subject Is it possible that the good MT. Taft has no inkling of what is in preparation for him2
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
THE NARROW PATH.

hHANGeA A ANF AA1l7-N To the Patrons of the Free Press:
 l want it clearly and distinctly un. derstood that this paper will not, in tentiOnally. at any time, eitheT through its columns or Tn employing help, incline either one way or the other on account of Politics or Re ligion, When the directors of this paper employed me as editor and manager, they gave me distinctly te understand that this paper must be kept absolutely unbiased as to both Politics and Religion, nor has word 10 the contrary been said since This statement is final until such time as the policy of the paper should change and should that occur it will be public ly announced.
 F. A. EWING.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-07
THIS IS
 GOING SOM E.

We seem to have travelled far within the last year. One day in that period of the constitutional convention when reason had given place to riot, and propositions, anarchistic in character were being submitted for incorpora. tion into the constitution, a delegate offered suggestion that the supreme court be deprived of power to declare unconstitutiona any law enacted by the people.
 This proposition was received by the more sober minded delegates with expressions of disgust I-ke radi- ca:s received it wrta god aaf=7ca 'e, reision. They were not, Of course op- posed to the princiIle, but the end seemed to them unattainabIe; # was unreasonable to hope that the supreme court could be so efectually shorn of its power.
 Yet, now, nine months later Q candi- date for the nomination for a United States senatorship comes forward with a wilder proposition. Henry F Aehurst believes that the United States superme court has usurpet the power by which it declares acts of congress unconstitutional Mr Ashurst also endorses the bill Of Sen ator Owen, applying the principle O the recall to the federal judiciary.
 What MT. Ashurst believes is, O course. not in itself, matter of grsy' moment, but it is plain that he be ueves that times have so change that what was regarded by the vo-er year ago to be dangerous and reFo luuonary is now so attractive to then that it can be advantageously offere ss a bid for their support