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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-04

Harry Thomas. Pennsylvania freight
conductor. has resumed duties after q
months absence owing TO an illness
of appendicitis
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-04

when you're glad you
have a jar OF MUS
TEROLE at hand to
give prompt, sure re
lief. II positively does
not blister the tender
est skin. AS first aid
and a certain remedy
remedy there's nothing
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-04
When the Children Cough
Use MUSTEROLE!

No telling how soon the symptoms
may develop into Group. And then's
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-11-04

Prepared only by c. I. Hood Co..
Lowell. Mass.-over 90 years expert
ence in making medicines-"if Made
by Hood IFS Good" Sold everywhere.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-01-10
PUBLICATION NOTICE
VALID IN DIVORCE

Washington, Ian. No'ic. by pub
.i,r'iou 20 person absent from
state Of 70 divorce suit against him ur
her, ,uilicicu' 20 give 'o me state
jurisdiction Oven tho abscn, panty, OF
tnr state be- the matrimonial! domIcil,
ot the man and wife, according 20 e
decision ,oday by tn" uni,ci State, 81
prcmn court Tn" conclusion was au
noun"ci IN upholdiug N" divorce b,
Virginia courts tn E. y. Thompson, e.
publ. -"noo psinripu n 'hi- ,.'y who
defeated % divorce -n' 30 'hr District
Of S"utnbia begun by nj, wife, hy
pleading tha' he had procured a divorce
irom nor in NilgnIa, 'hciI matrimonial
iuu.rilc. atirI duo NOTICE "f 'ha ~ui'
hy publication.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-01-10
RIGHT MUST WIN

Thr real issue in our politics today
is whether the dollar or the man shall
rule hi, country The battle is raging
In the Democratic and tho Republican
party-ycs right in our m idse, the long
arm and talon fingers Of the plutocracy
are seen and felt. It's sublime cunning
surrounds Us It's tools, with the word Of
God I'm its mouth and the devil in lis
heart, aud breathing platitudinous de
vo'iou 80 Tho cause Of humanity while
1t seek, 10 tear down our leaders and
diyii, our councils.
Right must win or the public dies
There should be harmony with all true,
earnest men, hut not that kind Of har
mony which involves the sacrifice Of
principles We want peace, hut not the
peace Of the corpse, quiet decay, si-
lence, absencc of motion, and bad
smell. Honesty is a great force II you
give II n fair chance. but villainy has
throttlcd il so long that the distine.
tions between right and wrong, be-
tween truth and falsehoOd, between
heaven and hell have almost disap'
peared.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-01-10
PROMINENT MAN DIES

\nunam Staan OF santa Re, passes
awe, whilo in Pasadena, CALIFORNIA.
rnr deceased was born in Germany in
SO. lie was married 10 Miss julia
Srhu,'cr IN ls69 and 10 them were
born ,cycn children. He was born
merchant mr., father was merchant
in Germany, and il came natural 20
him, hence, nc was successful. His
wealth was estimated 10 hc Al 900 ,OO0
when he retired from active life twelve
years rgo The deceased was prOmi.
ncnt In financial and social circles and
will he greatly missed
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-01-10
ANN|H|LATED
BY THE REBELS
$50 Soldiers Killed; Town
Destroyed by Rebels Near
Mexico City.
NOT A HOUSE LEFT
STANDING IN TOWN

Mcyicp ,ity, Jan l0.--After destroy.
NJ ac ,,',lr garrison Of federsls and
total. raling the town OF Ayotcingo,
IS m.,. from Mexico City, a body of
rebel, witn.to"d the attacks of two de.
'ac1m'rt, OF federal rcinforcements
and practically annihilatod the govern
men Ioop,, killing 1856
Nc- than 25u were killed AL told,
counting fcdcrais, rebels and no.com.
ba,au's, according 10 % reliable esti.
mat" Tine battle ragged from 10 in tho
morning until lat" at night. The no
torious Gru",o It, 10 . was one of tho
rcbl ,hief,
This informuJsna wp, brought here
las night hy passengers arriving from
that divr.c, and was confirmed off
cially.
The rebels this morning had dsap.
p,a.cd from the hills about Ayotcingo.
They '"f' during the night, before the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-01-10
WOMEN TO MARCH ON CAPITAL
Army that Walked TO Albany TO
Get Recruits from Other States
20 Join Inauguration Parade

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-01-10
HUMAN BODY, OR REMAINS
AFTER CREMATION BY POST

-. ipuiS. Mo- Jan. .. Human ashes
will be- mailed by parcel, post a, the
s.. LouiS povtoticc today 10 Edwards.
viD,, III, where thcy will bc buried
in n, grave that was dug for Frcder.
irh Naumann.
Nounau di,l saturday ~ Edwards.
v,Ila gd preparation. tor 'n" tancra!
had been made and thc grave dug when
il wls learned that Nauman 5 will Iii.
rcc'o1 that the body bc crcmatcd
Tn" body WAS then brought - -
Louis For cremation and today 'hc ash
rS wJ'l be sent hack 20 EdwnrdSyi!l".
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-01-10
WILL LEAVE FOR SANTA FE

Mcssr-. ]. ". OOmphoTI and . IT,
Allircdgc lcnyc SATURDAY tor Santa Fc
20 a'tord 80 their duties ia III" lcgiS.
laturr. Now, boys, d"n'' waste too
much lime trying 70 nnscar Judge Fail
hu 10 something for the benefit Of
Quay county, and the treats are yours
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-01-10
ONLY ONE CIVIL WAR
OFFICER Is NOW LEFT
Col Glen is the Man--Col West Has
Medal Of Honor

Washington. y. G. Jan There is
only one civil war olhccr on the active
list g IN" army today Col John l..
Clcm, viii nor ro'uo for op" until An.
gus, r., 1913.
col. Frank West, commanding thc
2ud cavalry ar Fort Bliss, is one OF
the gc,y few officers in tho army who
ha, medal oi honor, awarded h84by
,ongrr,> for bravery in action ag4iist
The cromv.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-01-10
AFTER THIRTY YEARS MAN
SENDS lO.cENT PIECE

i. A. Scott received a silver ten
cent piece latter part Of last week from
man who some thirty ycnrs ago stole
niece Of tobacco out Of his overcoat
pocket and, now having pro 'esscd re-
lgion under the lowly Nalarinc, he
wanted 20 square up,
II only more people had touch of
This same religion, i; would he great
thing for tho country,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-01-10
MCDONALD MENTIONED
FOR THE SENATE
Talk at Santa Fe That He
May Be Elected to Elevate
f. e. DeBaca.
SPANISH AMERICANS
ARE BEHIND PLAN

Sau'o Fc, y. NJ Jan o.. Every dal
almos; every hour, brings new tmn
20 the -enatorshIp talk, since Gov. W.
Z. Mcdonald hold, On udy.c" of uis at
'oruey, that Senator \. B Fall wa
not Legally cc"'od tor new torn
last Srring.
One oi no strongest rmoys j. that
me governor himself j. 90 resign ana
accept election rs senator. ihi- has
been positively denied bv 'hc governor
rhe souicc at his iumor came from
ak of political deaf, whereby # was
sgid inat 'he Spanisn American Nom
bers OF The !cg.tl'urr might vote 10!
Mcdonald in order ~ advance Lieut.
Gov. T.. =. lie Baca one ot thcir number
to the Office cf governor.
II il known that many 81 'nr span
lsh.AmoIican politicians ~" anXious 70
rid tho state OF Mcdonald a. executive
for some reason %: another and equal
ly as anNicus - elevate one ~ 'Ect
own number 90 me position Il !, 81
~ known thar ra'l cnpcndcr"d the il.
will o. some rt 'ho span sh Americans
last srIing when nr and his moragcr-
lauscd some arrests on bribery charges
IN connection win ~" senatorial ol"c
ton,
In t.c meantime ,an.o mon who want.
cd n wear the ,opa now roxscsscd bv
Fall Mo doine some cnorro,i, wor, In
tho interests of Themselves. While for.
mer ialcratc ia ,onprcs, ~ r. An.
5rcws mcnt;oncd os "a pral,al,,n rauJi.
date. refuses 70 comm, himself. or 20
.rnn .dmi. Tim, o, wor'd ,,,cr, IA.
snnatn...ir 81 determined move i ol
TOO among H. fii"nd- 90 hiring ohou'
H.s election II 'har ! possible An
dgcw-. ( Ms namc 'V3s presented, nigh
10 tho ho,ce Of he proposed Demo
cratic progressive - and aisgruu'lcd
Repuhlican coalition row being 'rool,
'ol',oi about bur 'his F., nmdlv possihl,
I: is not probable IN The event An
ircws Goes nor Cn'"r the tight, that 3
Democratic candidate wiz bo agree,
npon, he 70 receive the support Of th,
'hteeco'n"rea coalition. There j, sill
iem"'" 'han'" mar :. 'foEr"sS''"
'hoN he selected IN ~" same way ah'
ne candidate mo" prominently men
i'oneh among IN" aSpifnn'S ~ 'h'S par
- - ex-governor Miglal y h"r"'
N'toFn"Y ""nefaI T. '" ''an"y' !
an ofnc'a' OPINION gives i a. MS 'oh
s'fuction oi ~" s'a'" constitution ina
me session OF me legislature whlcI
"onv""'s January H. - nH' ne mrs
regular session hut i"'h"r 70" N"''n
hAl' or IN" hrst session
The opinion Is Of Interest because o
its bearing on the spcakership race
many contcnding that tho house woul
have - reorgauizc, others holding tina
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-01-10
FOR SALE

Gm'Ir pony buggy, harness and la.
die, astridc saddle II sold AZ once
sll0 gets il. Worth considerable more.
Child .on ride or drive il.
7 Nrws Office
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-01-10
NOTICE

Nuu l"l2 Hunting license expired
Doc. 81. I2l2 Nou should secure acw
license nw 1913 now, good until Dee.
"a. l'l3 Quail season is out Ian, 81
g. O. CHAPMAN,
Ilopu'y Game Warden
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-01-10

Tn, pcrson who is honest enough 20
r"fu,, praise that he knows he docsn Y
deserve hasn' registered with the Dio,
genes yet,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-01-10

~ Sianfll has returned from
res.cr. Ills mother died !os' Sa'u
- Co0rervil.e Tenn
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-07-09
VIRGINIA ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER APPLES
More of Them Grown in The
State Than in California,
Oregon And Wash
ineton Put To-
eether.

Virginia il almost az enthu
siaatic over apples ms Oregan.
Fortunes are being made on
land that was considered al
most valueless n fow years ago.
One old man has little or.
chard which he farms out To IA
company that does all the work
and pays him $4,000 for the
apples on the trees. The only
expense to him is the taxes.
Oilers of as high as one lhous-
aud dollars an acre for bearing
orchards are being made, One
man sold his crop of fruit from
four acres for ~, 800. There is
a single tree III Nelson county
which is reputed To have yield
ed over 800 worth pippius in
one year.
y prominent orchardist, liv-
ing near Roanoke, in the Black
Greek county, as 1T ia called,
sold his 1909 crop from 500 trees
for $4,000 cash, on the trees,
this being at the rate of 600 an
acre. slnNirginia it is customary
TO indicate the size of orchards
by the number of trees and not
by the acreage. as the land in
often 80 rough that regular
planting Ia impossible.
SO much for the profits in APP
plies. Let it b q understood,
however that they are not To be
won except by hard work, the
application of established
principles, plus common sense,
and the expenditure Of some
capital. The location is the
first consideration; but that as
snmes Tess importance if
one remembers that there are
varieties that will grow almost
any whore.
y rough hillside, quito unfit
for growing general crops, ia
often admirably adapted to or
charding Valleys are to be
stunned, as u rule, because the
frost settles in the low places.
Cold air falls, as every one
knows, so that an orchard on II
hillside may be passed over by
the spring freezes, while fifty
feet lower it suffers severely
a north slope is better, general
ly, than southern one. be-
cause the buds gcts less sun
light and are not started into
growth so early in the spring
Southern Homeseeker.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-07-09
FEEL RIGHT ALL THE
TIME.
Don't Let Periodical Spells Of Lazy
Liver Ruin Your Temper and spoil
Your Work.

D"H ~ 'e'iou'Sai oPeiis VI LAZY
Liver Ruin Your Temper and spoil
Your Work.
If your liver doesn't behave
right all the time-if it some.
times stops working and you
become bilious and"headachy"
don't take calomel, but try
Dodson's Liver Tone.
You are safe in taking bod.
sons Liver Tone. It's harm
less, pleasant vegetable remedy
that starts the liver without
stirring up your whole system
as calomel often does. 1t Is es-
pecially good for children who
need liver tonic once and a
while, bat who shonld not be
dosed with strong drugs.
Dodson's Liver Tone is sold
by Mutual Drug Company.
This store guarantees it with
q clean open and shut guaran-
tee-your money back with a
smile if it fails to satisfy you.
Price, so cents a bottle, and
your money is AZ safe as if you
had 1T in your pocket. Ii you
need the medicine you need il
badly-if it doesn't satisfy you
your money back. Buy g
bottle from Mutual Drug Com
pany today under this guaran
tee.-adv.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-07-09

Most anybody can gather it
after it is made by some means
or another, but most Of us at
least would choose the easier
and cheaper way, by doing Il
by machinery. Suppose that
we should want to cut up our
corn, why not cut it with
binder or harvester? Or il the
fodder is not needed through,
the winter, it is far better TO
shuck it from the standing stalk
aud leave the stalks in the field
to be plowed under for fertili-
Ger, which is very important in
the upbuilding of the soil.
In conclusion, | would say
that all our boys should be-
taught in the schools the newer
methods of farming that they
may know to get the best re-
suits from the soil and at the
same time enrich the land. And
let us all strive to bring in
new era of better farming, that
our country may improve and
blossom as { h e rose. John
steele, i'll Lebanon News.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-07-09

scored and it looked like any.
body game at that time. In
the sixth inning Big Stone Gap
put TWO men across. Lewis
Mas safe on Adams tumble.
W ampler singled to left. w.
Gilly batted for Jones and
tanned. Baker fouled to
Adams. McCorkle delivered
the goods by hitting to center
scoring Lewis and Wampler.
our boys also made one in the
seventh and eighth innings.
Wise did some good hitting and
had several chances to score.
but they failed to connect in
pinches.
Following is the tnbulated
score.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-07-09
Coke Breaks
Record
Production in 1912 Greatest
in History of Industry.

The coke industry in the
United States has now reached
in good years, the 800, 900, 900
mark, and moreover there is a
steadily growing increase in
the proportion of coke made in
by-product and retort ovens
whereby the valuable by.pro.
ducts of gas. tar, ammonia, etc,
are saved to the value OF tens
of millions of dollars annually.
Where the coke is made in the
old-fashioned beehive COX e
ovens all these valuable by.
products are entirely wasted.
In 1912 the total production
of coke, according TO Edward
w. Parker, of the United States
theological Survey, was 1916
s34 short tons, valued Mt $Sll,
523, 1896, an increase of s, 1868, 345
tons in quantity and of $27, 392.
1877 in value over 1911. In 1912
the production of beehive coke
increased 3 ,lG4,70 tons, or is
per cent, while that of the re-.
tort coke increased 3.2O0,G44
tons, or 40 per cent. Although
larger than in 1911 the output
Of beehive coke in 1912 did not
reach the record figures { or
1910, whereas the production of
by-product coke in 1912 was by
far the largest yet reached in
any one year.
The number OF retort ovens
in operation increased from
l,G2l in 1911 to o ,OGl in number
of all ovens decreased from
l04, S79 to l02, ESQ, indicating
that there were 2 ,234 fewer bee
hive ovens in existence in 1912
than in 1911. Some new ovens
of the beehive type were built
in 1912, but the number aban.
doned exceeded the new ones
by 1899. There were nearly
1000 more retort ovens under
construction at the close of the
year, and contracts had been
MADE Tor the construction of Il
number Of additional plants.
The marked progress made in
retort-oven construction in the
last two or three years and the
activity evinced in new work
under way or in contemplation
are carrying forward rapidly
the revolution in coke making
which was noted in one of the
earlier Survey reports as inevi,
table. This revolution consists
not only in the gradual substi-
tuition of retort ovens for the
wasteful beehive type, but in
the shifting of the coke making
industry from the vicinity of
the mines TO the centers OF
manufacture and population,
where the gases may be utiliz-
ed and the other by-products
readily disposed of.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-07-09

Elhe fouIln VI July Oeieord-
En-. given by the Big Stone
E4p Athletic Association here
EEriday and Saturday, was
decided success in every
Ssiieular, and everything
Essstl o If pleasantly for the
E0lisands of visitors present.
IA Estimated that fully ten
ko0sand people were in town
I'll 9TH, and between three
seafour thousand on the 5th.
hore than six thousand admis-
ZOOS to the park were sold on
be 4ih. which did not include
children under ten years of age
Eko were admitted free o +
EEarRe. Between two and three
bousand of these were admit
Eed To the grounds, and add to
khissumber about two thous-
kndwho did not go into the
BARK will make at least between
Zen and twelve thousand people
bae, Some place the figures
Alfnlly twelve thousand. The
Occasion was equal to the big
kelebration last year, which
sasthe largest ever held at
khisplace.
/ The United States Cavalry
kHl the dying machine were
Eha Heading attractions adver-
sised this year, and while the
tsyelry maneuvers were of the
herJ best, and fully up to ex-
Epse.ations, the flying machine
lNas disabled in the first flight
EOnth morning of the 4th and
ISas Enabled to make the flight
'adyeriised, which was u great
disappointment to the Associa-
|lion and all concerned, as well
las the thousands of people who
had come here to see the first
|hymg by a heavier than air
lmaehlno ever attempted at this
place The aviator that at
tempted to fly here was an ex-
|perienced one, but in getting
istafted he was unable to get to
a height sufficient to pass over
ihe tree tops ut the upper end
Iet the park and was forced to
'0rin x his machine to the
ground, and in alighting h e
ssrnck with more force than he
intended and smashed t h e
Isoodwork of his machine,
which could not b c repaired
lere IN time to make the other
nights as scheduled.
The cavalry manuvers on the
of the 4th began with
lhe regulation troop drill b v
Troop @ of the lith United
States Cavalry, under command
oi Captain Kroner and Lieu
Iapant Robinson, with 81 men,
who had marched from Fort
Vglesthrope, Ga, to the Gap to
Participate in the celebration.
Iaey were q fine looking body
q men, commanded by courte-
ons and capable officers. This
sfcop is from the same regi-
nleht as the troop that visited
me 1 Gap last 4th, who gave the
so"n such n good recommends
s'on That there was great com
Fsutlon among the different
ssOops of the falmouth Eleventh
" 10 which should come this
ySar, We can truly say that
y all the troops of that famous
s-glmeut of Uncle Sans fight
sfS and like troops d and G
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-07-09
CAVALRY MANEUVERS.

Before the intermission for
noon the cavalry gave some
more very interesting maneu-
vers, which included saddling
and toni pitching contest,
mounted gymnastics and po-
tato race.
In I h e saddling and tent
pitching contest there w n a
seven teams of two men each.
Each team left the camp at the
lower end of the park ut the
same time and raced on horse.
back TO point in front of the
grand stand, and dismounted
and proceeded to pitch their
tents. Morrell and Pitrouski
won first prize and Stanton and
Lavine second prize.
In the mounted gymnastics
event there were four contest
ants. Each contestant crossed
the styrups of his saddle and
leaving point in front of the
grand stand at the same time
road at full speed Cossack style
to n given point in the / h g
lower end of the park, and
while returning removed the
saddle and blanket from his
horse without dismountinZ car
rying them to starting point on
his shoulders. Morrell w O N
first prize ard Mulligan second
in this event.
| Ii the potatoe race there
were four contestants. Four
rows of eight potatoes each
were places on the ground, the
first one 20 yards from the
starting point, and the remain.
ing potatoes 10 yards apart. Al
n signal each contestant mount.
ed his horse, road to the first
potato, dismounted and picked
up the same, again mounted
and proceeded to the next pota.
to, and so on until all the pota.
toes had been picked up, re.
mounted and returned TO the
starting point. the one getting
there first and putting the DO.
tatoes into the bucket winning.
Corporal Napier won first prize
and Acting First Sergeant CAT.
ney, second.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-07-09
JULY 5th

On the morning of the 9th
the Cavalry events consisted of
Regulation Troop drill, includ
ing saber drill, and concluding
by putting horses over hurdles
by twos and fours.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-07-09

The BASKERVILLE Coal operation
was sold at public auction Mon
day by special commissioner
0. NJ. Wears, and " as knocked
off on Charles +. Hagan at 81
250.--Norton News.