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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-27
RENO ARCHITECT HERE.

George A. Ferris. a prominent
Reno architect, arrived in Tonopah
this morning and is visiting several
Colorado friends. Mr.. Ferris says
Reno is the biggest little city in
the world, but when it comes to
climate-well, Tonopah wears the
blue ribbon over all of the world.
We see where he is right.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-27
OUTLOOK IN EASTERN NEVADA

J. NJ. Fulton. woh has returned
from an official visit to number
VI localities in Humboldt and Elko
eouhties, reports that rain is badly
needed in Eastern Nevada, but that
'he livestock are in better condition
'nah they have been for years
"aiie the wool crop promises to be
record-breaker both in quantity
anu quality,--Reno Gazette.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-27
"CYCLONE JOHNNIE" Is NO
MATCH FOR DAVE SMITH

SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. 27.--
Cyclone Johnnie" Thompson, the
American middleweight, was easily
outpointed by Dave Smith the for
mer Australian middleweight cham
pion. in a twenty-round contest.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-27
JAPANESE WIFE ARRIVES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27.-Geo.
Morgan, a nephew of ], p Morgan,
greeted his Japanese wife when she
arrived on the liner Tenyo.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-27
FREE LUNCH AND DANCE.

There will be a dance and free
lunch at the Columbia saloon on
sunday night. Everybody is invited
to attend 1-27-ft
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-27
WINNERS or TrExrYs.

Wednesday, evening and last
night James Conlisk and Frank
CaseHas were given the turkeys at
the New Nevada Club. Another
gobbler will be given away tomor-
row night.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-01-27

A house to rent? Try a Bonanza
want ad."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18

blanket. the small amount Of canning
and the manufacture OF lumber into
boxes. doors. sashos etc.
The time has come with statehood
for us 20 bend every energy towards
getting capital Interested In manufac-
turing and IN producing n much bis
ser share Of what we cat Take bat.
ter alone. We ought to make every
pound of.butter we use. right here In
New Mexico, but we ship II In.
And, last but not least we ought
60 give more encouragement to tour
let traffic and try ana induce more
tourists 20 come here. for We have
every attraction that tourist needs
40 properly advertised and transporta-
ton provided TO make them more ac-
cesslblc. The good roaas movement
has been a long stride forward In the
latter direction and there is nuci
more that can be accomplished In as
short a space Of time Don't sit down
and expect statehood TO do II an. Get
out and hustle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
BATTLE ROYAL HAPPENS
AT ARM0RY FRIDAY

The University ave clashes with
thu High school boys tomorrow nignt
az the armory i'm q basket NAH gnme
tnat is confidently expected Co be the
most closely contested aud clcanly
played game OF the year Thc two
teams hnva great deal la cuipmon
In style ~ play ana consequently
battle royal is expected. battle IN
which skill viii predominant rather
than the rough game.
Both teams have been hammering
faithfully AS practice ANA each Will
have lbs strongest team on the armory
court tomorrow night Additional ia-
terest Is giycu 90 the game and az Inc
same time the sting OF possible doieat
partly removed from tIe fact tnat the
Varsity team s largely composed Of
former Hlgh mon, while on the High
team the varsity rooters viii see sew
cral Of inc stars of next years unl-
yerslty team,
The lineup.
Varsity--LtrcH, center; Calhns
and walker forwards. Lcmbkc ana
Dorian, guards.
HIgh school-Joc MeCauna, ccnior'
II Praik and Ray McCanna, forwards;
Balcomb and Grimmcr, guards.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
go NNNNNANA'
. SOME THINGS We
MAY NOT KNOW
: AAAAAAAA4AANNN %.

We shall never be able To say post
lively, Dee The advance in astronomy
what b may. that any OF the other
planets are actually inhabited Such
Is the conviction OF that competent
student of the heavens. Prof H. G..
Wilson Who lately elaborated his
Ideas ON the whole subject before the
Astronomical Society Of the Pacific.
We shall he says, by no increase of
naenliyiEe and defining power I'm the
telescope ever be able actually TO
see ,he inhabitants This Is not be-
cause wr have reached The .imit OF
magnilyIug power, but because of the
great Wmlent ocean OF atmosphere
through which we must look and
which is almost necessarily In motion.
bending and intermingllng she rays OF
lighl which come 10 us so that tho
minute details of planets surface
ARE hOu0.. slv blurred
The more we magnify these details
.of pllue's surface adds Professor
Wilson Iau more they are blurred ON
eXceedur rare occasions the sea 81
air quies Town and permits the ass
tronomur 20 use the full power OF hla
inslrumU The astronomer Is happy
~ AZ these times he rs free TO devote
his attention 20 those objects which
are mos atractlyo "a the sight.-Cur-
rent L.iea.ure.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18

over railroad freight charges?
That Is question that will be put
up to the new supreme court after
Il passes through the lower courts,
both sides saying they viii appeal
should they lose.
The case Of J. w Thatcher ct al
VS.. the Eastern Railway company OF
New Mexico repleyin for a well drill.
er's machine, has just been filed ~
the district court in Roswell with r.
ID. Bowers attorney Tor the plaintin.
Thatcher asserts that ne holds a mort
gage filed IN Oklahoma against the
well drilling outfit. and which he says
ne can prove was shipped against his
knowledge.
Tho machine was billed and shipped
10 Elida by Henry Hudson and Jack
Hughes Of Oklahoma m an Immigrant
Ger and being billed as household
goods was given the low immigrant
car rate OF 9 30 which they paid In
advance
When the car reached Elida the
railrod Inspector got wise TO the de-
cepiion of class and raised the rate
10 Sl0O which the well drillers refused
to pay The railroad company ia now
holding the machine for charges.
Thatcher suing for possession ciaim.
ling his nlod mortgage has prior right
over the companys claim Tor freight
charges.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
eNANAN@NAANHNNNe
. NEW SPRING HATS.

OSansas city starr
Tho spring huts are here. Isn't u /
owfui2
White slraws and sand coiorod ones,
blacks and chaneoablc ones, with
Transparent fcathcry laoes and SUM
mor flowers. They're not for us'-yct
obviously They are for the people
who are fortunate enough to 6e fit-
ting southwark.
The first general indication among
the early spring models "a that the
talicrod hats are very much after the
style of winter models, especially the
sailors aud bowler" OF derby types
Some Of them are Ia coarse, very stiH
straws In white. black and blue. with
velvet band and a bow TO which a
bi ush or stick up may be- added. Two
u He'd hrim sailors IN the coarse flat
straw had crowns ia black go shiny
that they looked Ike patent leather,
the brims were cream straw
Some bowler and sailor shapes are
IN fine Mlian--in fact, Mlans may be-
said to predominant in the early mod
els shown Tyrolean style with
crease In the crown is IN the finest
Milan, with velvet band and silky
coquc feather az the side. These may
be had In black blue and white one
particularly good looking hat in hel~
met shape is of black william lined with
white corded SIR. white corded silk
band ana bow and white brush lmmc-
diately I'm front.
Trimmings are directly IN front on
most of these tailored hats. A rather
Individual hat Is made with round
crown and rolled brim, sailor shape,
IN black velvet, only the brim has a
lining Of very white peanuf straw.
The only trimming on II Is clipped
oruich pompou OF new shape ~ black
ord white.
Tamcta p'rys an important part In
srrlng mll.nedy. while croAns are
maze Of IL. either plain r. 1raped, and
4 ia horate and stylish baNs are made
'-aui tho s. x instead ot ribbon. m"
chanpcai ic kind rs used Whcr1 this
trate rial 3 used as a fact. =; f3r a triu
u is drape1 or fulled on.
The dress hat shown IN the Illus
tratlon has a brim OF shadowy lace.
the kind used lot on lace fans tho
grini being edged with dainty straw
fringe. Heaped upon the crown are
thc tmost lovely flowers shading from
magenta Go pale pink. The shape OF
These flowers Is that OF the clematia
Posed az the side IL o bow OF soft
green blue ribbon with raised velvet
/ hsures shading partly into the color
cf the flowcrg,
Two lingerie hats wore Of medium
size. Both were covered with white
| Chaniilly over pink taifetg ribbon and
having groups of narrow Valcncioancs
| irilis.
Reds, brilliant cherry and cerisc,
are employed effectively In some OF
the new turbans.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
CHANGES
ARE NUMEROUS
JUST NOW
A Number of Weekly Papers
Suspend Publication; 9th
ers Are for Sale While
Others Change Ownership

Newspaper changes in New Mexico
have been numerous during the past
few weeks.
on Dccombr 80 tho Daily Range OF
Ration. Colfax county a wldc-awakc
daily for the past ycdr and half
changed into a semi-wcekiy because III
did not receive sufficient support from
the business public
The controlling interest OF the Tu-
cumcarl News of Tucumcnri, passed
into the hands OF ". q. Jones. and
W. q. Hawkins of the Montoya Re-
pubiicrn succeeded =. NJ Wharton as
editor,
We understand that $. NJ. Wharton
has purchased "a new outfit 90 estate
ilsh a lob printing plant In Tucumcari
The stock OF tho Tucumcari sun.
OF Tucumcari. changed hands, and
Rev. j. W. Campbell, the new repre-
scntative-clect, Be- editor.
J. r. Curren. the unsettled Demo-
cratic editor" who Is said TO have
started over thirty different newspa-
pers within about thirty years, has
started the quay County Democrat
In TucumcarL
a. a. Armstrong Is the new editor
OF the Clovis Journal.
The Rincon valley Reporter has
suspended publication
The Nara Visa Ncw Mexican print
ing machinery and material was sold
al auction and the editor VIII go TO
Nork IN Kansas city
The Tribune Herald al Amlstad has
been trying 20 sell out for some time
past. but the editor cant find printer
who wants 90 buy
A change Is apt 20 be made In the
Leader az Logan.
Editor Kinefcltcr of Ob1r Progress.
saws hc has had propositions Go lo-
cate lea two other towns. Editor
Jones of the New Mexico News has
also several propositions.
other small country weoklies want
60 scu out. because they cannot make
% living on che support they receive,
and as buyers are not looking for
losing Investments. some OF them may
vet suspend publication.
And tho New Mexico News keeps
growing right along, just as " nothing
else was happening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
LNnGEsT IN TmE WnnIn.

Largest hall IN the world" IL the
way Chairman Mack describes the
immense Fifth regiment armory han
that is to accommodate tho great
gatherings Of the Democratic nation
al convention, says the Baltimore
American II la fine for Baltimorcans
TO have this praise passed upon their
accommodation for conventions 81
would be difficult 20 oyerstato the
value this massive hall has been time
and again for conventions and ex-
hihlis. by the method Of seating that
viii probably be followed. that Of
i'cred seats. the hall win be made 10
accommodate couple thousand more
persons than II would with flat floor
seats.
So that the armory will actually
contain the greatest throngs in It's
history. The acoustics are good. and.
should quiet prevail. there is no rea-
son why any speaker with good lung
power should not be heard TO the
farthest end NJ the hail. Tho con-
struction of the platform will be with
this object In view. and the entire
arrangement viii be such as 20 bring
the speaker as central as possible 20
his audience.
The various alterations that may
be undertaken I'm the way of adFI-
tional entrances and exits and the
like viii be for fire protection and
Tor the greater ordinary convenience
Of discharging an audience az the
close Of a session. These matters will
all be admirably worked out. The
armory thus improved and seated IN
the way proposed with the seats
strongly built to prevent possibility
of collapse, will present a vista OF
faces that will be the delight OF the
thousand or more photographers tn,
convention will bring here Balti.
more, as a city possessing the hes
; rev, crtion ~fceures Viii becom,
celebrated the world over. The ar
mory is thus fine asset
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
orr RESOURCES.

Right az this time New MoNico has
four resources that need the most
careful attention Oh the part OF her
people 10 build them up. expand them.
get AN out of them that can bee see
cured along legitimate lines. ~ the
new state IL 10 az once undergo an
era OF prosperity such as wc have
reason 20 hope she viii.
Tho first two are her agricultural
and livestock interests. These are
both capable OF great Improvement
For instance. the run development Of
agricultural possibilities means that
we viii feed ana fatten our livestock
al home instead Of shlppins them to
Tcxus. Kansas and Colorado.
Two other resources that especial
ly need our attention for the next
few years are mining and manufac-
turing New Mexico does not mine
enough, She does not hold out enough
Inducements to mining men Of mean.
10 develop her great fields of mineral
wealth.
And New Mexico does not mike
enough of The hings she uses ths
most she produces considerable raV
material and she could produce more
but about the only thing Sew Mexico
makes extensively b. the broom, th'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18


civilian Allen white OF Kansas Is
out fer Roosevelt. News GtcmD
The shades OF night were falling fast
AZ through @ Kansas village passed
4 man who bore mid SNOW ana Ice
a banner with The strange device
"T. r.
Ills brow was high. his hair was thin,
lc had AN ample double chin;
Hc spoke n an emphatic way,
And this De- am d. had 90 say:
"T r."
CRY not that trick" an old man said,
But William Allcn shook his head;
with mighty strength ne flung aside
TIE old stundpattcr and replied;
"r H."
"Oh. stay" a maiden said, land rest
That noble head upon this breast''
hut Bil White was "a married man,
And 30 be called back as he ran.
"T. r."
A farmer called out from his ranch.
Ware the IN Toilette avalanche
Back through the shadows of the
night
Como this from william Allen white:
"r a."
In wal street when the morning
broke,
Tho brokers. broklng. sadly spoke,
Aud through the rumble and the roar
They seemed Ga humble DER ana o'cr'
"r A."
-ChlcnRo Record Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
SELLING METHODS
IN ENGLAND
S~~~~]%A%AAA~~~t

First and foremost the English eX-
eel I'm salesmanship. Once having
gotten possible purchase! inside the
door. thcy reason he should be made
profitable 20 them The floor man
ager does not assume that attitude 81
royal Indifference az with as Tie
watches the struggle between sales
person and customer II the latter
shows signs OF escaping into the open
with his purse intact, another clerk is
brought forward as = reinforcement.
Some establishments stlll lay fines on
clerks who do not effect sales. but the
new system OF melting the sales force
to it's utmost efforts By giving per.
centages is now coming into vogue.
The method that London stores
have % letting cash girl conduct a
customer who has finished his pur-
ehases 20 g central cash desk. and
wrapping counter, whore he stands IN
line. keeping an anxious eye on his
goods TIL they are parcelled, seems
10 us archaic and cumbersome. An
oxford street merchant, however rea.
sons differently;
when patron has finished his
purchases he Is better out OF the way
of new customers. English men and
women prefer privacy when they are
making purchases. which would be inn
possible were customers allowed to- sit
lat the counter awaiting their pack
ages Then, the wrapping force works
more rapidly when the patron watches
and urges haste.
aid not see how that particular
! force could work any more slowly,
but his other argument might have
some morit-FrOm business
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18

Jailor W. @ Nnlligan Is largely re-
spousible for some marked Improve
ments at the county jail. Several OF
the rooms have just been newly calso-
mined ana furniFhed with steel cell
ings and the whole building has been
thoroughly overhauled and cleaned
mir. Mlillgan says that he now has
tho building in such q condition that
he Is not ashamed 90 show visitors
over Il from top TO bottom. Tie has
succeeded remarkably well In putting
an old ana dilapIdatcd building into
good condition and the fact that he
has been retained as iallor by sheriff
James o. an assurance that good con-
ditions will continue To prevail az the
county hnstilc sncorro Chicftain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18

Mew Hlnh sehooI Ion Raton.

Ration Is aggrossivcly going alter
new high school building. AZ re-
cent meeting Of those most interested
in the proposition, committees report
ed the progress they had made with
reference TO the selection Of a site and
caring Tor the necessary preliminary
steps toward financing the Improve
ment q is proposed to draw plans
Tor 100000 high school; TO eXpond
$50. GOO In building the fret wing, this
wing 20 be- edded TO IN a systematic
manner as the growth OF the town de-
mands 10 ls planned TO follow the
Same building scheme az has proved
successful In the construction OF The
Miners hospital and its additions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
COMMENTS BY
THE EDITORS
spuvCr as, GIRLS.

Columbus and the lower Mmbres
valley have rapidly increasing Ions
list Of attractive and accomplished
ladies who prefix their signatures
with Miss" u may be q reflection
or tho men OF this community 20
make this statement but the Courier
has no APOLOGIES 20 offer In making
the statement. ~ O. further re-
Election on tho bachelors OF this sec
ton when we remember u has been
three Long years since the ladies
have had the privilege of taking the
matter up for themselves. But now
these charminr creatures who are
noted for having the last word, also
may have the first word. Time alone
viii tell the results Columbus Cur
Ter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
New pepot for silver CITY.

Silver CITY is 90 have new Snnia
Re depot The matter has been deli
ntely settled by the Santa Fc officials
and plans and specifications are now
90 course Of preparation Although @
has not vet been announced o Is un'
dorstOOd the station Is 10 be in santa
Re mission style. conforming IN gem
cral details with the many handsome
stations along the A. r. 4 S Fo
lines. The grounds about the station
are 10 be beautitled and altogether
Silver City ls feeling quite chesiy In
anticipation OF the new and much
needed depot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18

Every citizen can do his share to-
ward putting his town upon the map
or In putting il upon the shelf That
no many towns arc vcsetating or dead
Is because SO many OF their people
talked them down OF refused To help
when opportunities offered. II every
citizen would but consider himself an
advertising agent 10 boom this town
and in every way advance It's inter-
ests the growth would be rapid and
healthy silver city Enterprise.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
on M Az nPrINIIsr.

The big corner column Of the new
Waterbury building was sealed last
week and IN II we're deposited various
instruments of data regarding Column
bus and the lower Mimbres valley
which VIII be of much interest TO
those Of the coming generation when
the present handsome and cummod-
ious structure will have been RACED
20 the ground at some future date
to make way for a "skyFcraper'
which viii then be the type OF build
ing existing in the business portion
of Columbus. Columbus Courier
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
CULLOW FILES PETITION.
tBy EveRinE s-srhld A. - LrssoG WiFel

Springfield, m, Jan. iN.-Thc pc
titlon of senator shelby NJ Oullnm for
the printing OF his name ON the Re
publican primary ballot Tor United
states senator was filed with the Sec
rotary ~ state TODAY The petition
of state senator Hush McGil OF
Princeton. the only other Republican
candidate. was also filed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18

ON Monday, the 2ed day of jan
uury 1919. at 40 O'Clock "a, M. in
front OF the city lnil on North Sec
oud street I win scll one lqht color
"a sorrol horse, about years old
wili weigh about 600 pounds-right
front foot white; branded on the lot
thigh sore ON back
THOMAS McMILLiN,
CITY Marshal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-18
CONGRESSMAN MUST SHOW
IlE ~ \ PROGRESSIVE
INV WveplnR herald A. a, Leased NNtrel

Camp Douglas, Wis. lHn lN- AZ q
congressional conference rcprFNruyins
the eight counties of thv Seventh dls-
trct today Congressman John j. Esch
IS 10 be placed on trial for Dis pro-
gressycness. IL he can satisfy che
conference that he is "a progressive he
win Dee endorsed for recollection.