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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-12-10
Bankers and Loan Brokers who Have
been Advancing Money to the

baphaic, daughter of the Dukes house
keepcr-Miss Grace Kinnecott
Princess llilda Ven Lain. fance Of the
nuks-Miss Orcilia Collins
Countess bertrand. - chapcrone Miss
Beatrice Balfour.
~Gwendolyn Bruce, a Pittsburg hciress-
Miss Evelyn Hamilton
Angela, guest OF the Duko-Miss Thor.
csa 'larcmont
'icrnicc. guest OF the Dukc-Miss Marie
Grcuicr
Nyr'i" booli,tIc-Miss Virginia Ilup.
pert
Mabel Willins Miss Josephine Rhodes
Maisc Mortimcr-Miss Florence Mar
shall
Mamie Morris-Miss Marcia Masters
American hciresses travelling abroad.
chareronci 10y the Countess. ia search
Of titled husband. fer them.
'oun, OrloNHsky. ~ Rnssia-Mr. Geo.
Mansfield
Th" Marqui. 'assaipnac. of France
Mr.. Fred Williams
Duke D'Es,c. of ltaly-Mr. Frank Mark
ham.
Baron Won Chuck. of Germanv-Mr.
Jack rreadwcil.
'oun, de- schuch. of rurkcy-Mr. Der.
nard Edward
uu"sis-Misses Alice Howard, Marion
Nassau. Lillian James, Millicent
Thomas. Ernn Holden. May Milton.
Helen Thompson. Marie Monroe. Myr.
tie Mank. Edna l~Icaghcy. Antoincttc
Hastings. 'hcric Baxter and the
Mcssrs. Jack ~Trcadwcli. George Man.
field. Frank Markham. Bernard ~.
ward. Fred Williams, Henry B.rmau.
George iiah,a and frank White.
Synopsis
ACT salon in Barchctrr House.
London.
ACT ll.-Ai Os,cnd, one week later
Designed and painted by Dodge and
Castle. Gowns by Max Mahieu. Shoes
by cap"zio. Wigs by Hcpncr. Corscts
10y ia" g. u. Corset Co. Properties by
III" Soidlr studio and \. Sustack. Mu.
steal Director, Harry A. Levy.
Synopsis Of Musical Numbers
Opening Chorus. "
Ia Ensemble
(b) Liberty ilall"-Ililda
tc) Dance by Tivoli Girls-Erna Ilol.
den and Lillian James
(d) Dance Eccen,rique-Miss Thornp.
son and Mr.. Macombrc
.. soldier of Boho MIA Rarchc.,cr
and Guests.
2. Duet. "Thc Course Of True Love"
-lIilda and Bertie
;. Duet. "Two Little Hearts
Daphne and BERTHE.
:. Song. Roses Bloom for Lowers
daphne
a. Song, "Sw"eth.arts. Wivc. and
Coed Fellows - B~archcstpr aud Guests
:. Incidental. "T 'lephonc''-B,r
chester, BERTHE. Dennis. Ichmuk", Chnm.
ley aud Officers.
:. Finale
Act II
=. Opening Chorus.
taD Ensemble
OBJ "Thc iIcir..-'' Earfic anl En-
-"mcmhlc by Robert iIo"l. Howrr. and
Raymond Peck.
10. Quintctte, "Mouny Talk Der
Dennis, S,htnut". ,humlc, ant
u. "The American ii"io".,'-B by
60" udolyn aud Ileirc,s's
80. Night. of Giain",, > li.,da. upi
- Trio, only On" Wal,,''-liilda
GW"ndolyn aud IicIti' Niolinls', Mr..
Wn, II. LaRoy).
u. "Tip Nour itat to the Americana
anl Ensemble
-. Lost a Hesr,''-- Daphrc
III. ~ Live for Yon Alons"-gar.
che ster and Daphne
~ "Honcymo ~ 49, Brrtio, Gwen.
aud Ensemble Of World y Riders
-. Ensemble, - Now Ills Choke We
>cr'- Daphne, Bprcheste, and Go.
10. Finale.
Executive Stan for Franz O. Payne, Inc
Manager--Emil Ankermiller
Business RepresentativG-Elliot y.
Foreman
Advertising Agent-John NJ. Carson
Secretary-George Mansfield
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-12-10
NOTICE OF

Tucum New.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-12-10
A OPERA HOUSE

Frank G. Payne, Inc. presents the new
operetta in two acts, entitled, "Tho
Rose Maid
Founded on the libretto Of "Bud Cd.
or Maedcl' adapted by Harry d. Smith
Music by Bruno Granichstaedten, Lyrics
10y Robert u. Smith. Production staged
by George Marion and Walter Liebmann
Dances reproduced by Charles =. Nor.
gan, Jr., and David Bennett. All music
of "The Rose Maid" published exclus.
lively by Jos. W. Stern, New York City
Cast
The Duke of Barchestcr, "a young noble.
man, living beyond his mcans-Mr.
l. Howard w. Marsh.
Sir John PortmBn, bachelor uncle of
the Duks-Mr. George u. VIM
Dcnnis-Mr. Edwin A. Clark
Schmukc-Mr. Lew Lcderer
Chumlcy-Mr. W. T.. Moore
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-12-10

Department of 'hc interior l.. =. Land
nnic, at Tucumcari, New Mexico
December :. l9l;
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
CONFERENCE BAN
PREVENTS RACE.


Champaign, ILL.,, Feb 2S.-The west
ern conference ban on competition
with Michigan still prevails and will
prevent the holding of a special one
mile relay race at Kansas City be-
tween Illinois and Wolverine relay
teams, as sought by alumni of both
universities at Kansas City and by
the Kansas City Athletic club.
Eager to bring the Illini relay run
ners to Kansas city. Illinois alumni
there offered to dcfray half the ex-
penses and suggested Michigan's re-
lay teams as an opponent for Coach
GIFTS fast collegians.
Because of the conference ban on
Michigan, Director George HUFF today
wired Kansas City that Illinois, how
ever friendly to Michigan, could not
meet it in a special athletic event.
Had the relay been an open race,
there would have been no obstacle
Coach Gill does not desire to send
his men on such a long trip just now
but as IL is desired to accommodate
the Kansas City loyalists if possible
they We're notified that the Illinois
quartcttc would meet any other team
except Michigan.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
EDDIE HANLON
UNFORTUNATE
Good Manager Could Have Made
Him Champion of World

Many young boxers of championship
caliber have been ruined by being
forced at too rapid a gait and Eddie
Hanlon was a notable example of this
sort Of bad management. II was ten
years ago on Wednesday that Hanlon
fought twenty rounds to draw with
Young Corbett, then the feather
weight champion of the world, in San
Francisco
The Californian was a mere school
boy, 1G years of age, when he met the
leader of tile featherwoight division,
a fighter of long experience who had
won premier honors by whipping Ter
riblc Terry McGovcrn. That "a mere
lad, a novice at the game, could hold
his own in a grilling twenty round
battle with such fighter as Young
Corbett was considered, and rightly.
Il remarkable showing.
Had some good man taken hold of
iIanlon at that time he would almost
certainly have become the worlds
lightweight champion. Hc was re-
garded as "A wonder and the man to
beat Joe Cans, who then wore the
lightweight crown upon his kinky
bean.
Hanlon was durable as the Dane,
clever as Cans. game and the possess
cr of "A powerful punch. He had de-
Tense that was all but impregnable.
In the ring he assumed n crouchinS
position and the best boxer could
hardly get in u lick without exposing
his own body to Ianlor's terrific
punches. An that was Eecded was u lit
tie patience, a slow and gradual de
vclopment of the powerful and stamina
Of the Is year old phenom.
But those i'm charge of Haulon
lacked foresight and proceeded to Kill
The goose that might have laid whole
nest full of golden eggs Eddie was
sent against Young Corbctt second
time; they had put him in the ring
with Battling Nelson, who defeated
him i'm nineteen rounds he wa.
matched with Aurelia Herrera, the
Mexican. and the famous Kid Her
man. There could he only one result
Of such management IN pitting Is
year old lad against such veterans.
Tho terrific strain of long, SlaShinE
battles weakened Hanlon and left him
wreck. pugilistically speaking, before
the age when he should have just
been beginning taking on the good
ones
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
WRESTLING AN OLD SPORT.
Historians Able to Trace Back Rec
ords 5000 Years.

Catch as catCh-Can wrestling is one
of the oldest sports known. Its his
tory traces back for 5000 years and
the present method of the mat artists
shows little difference over that used
by the ancients. The ancient Egypt
ans used this form of physical eXcr-
else, and every move and hold i'm the
present game was known and prac-
ticcd 10y them. Hugh +. Leonard, in
structor IN wrestling AT the New York
Athletic club. in recent issue of The
Winged Foot. the official organ OF the
New York A. G, says:
Wrestling rs an art dates back -
hoary antiquity. Accounts of contests
great and small are preserved for us
i'm poetry and legend. Dcmigods. APP
parcntly. have not deemed ii below
their supcrhtinan nature; heroes have
considered Il one of the most potent
means with which tu perpetuatc their
glory, gladiators and athletes in all
ages have responded To the call which
required them to match their science
and strength"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
CORNELL LOSES STARS.
ibid Year Exams Place Many hth
lctes Under the Ban.

Ithaca. n. Y. FEB 2S.-Nisbct Cor
ncll's crack pitcher. and Nash right
tackle on the Cornell football team,
were ousted out of Cornell as the re-
suit of the recent mid-ycar cXamina
tons. IL became known today.
The baseball team got another hard
blow when Joe O'Connell, centeriicld-
er and the strongest batter ON tn"
team, was placed on probation while
the same penalty was meted out TO
Bryant, the star pitcher OF last years
freshmen baseball team, and LEADING
candidate for varsity honors
Men on probation are not allowed
To compete in athletics. Cross, right
forward on the basketball team, has
also been placed on probation This Is
the hardest blow Cornell athletics has
received in the annual mid-year ex-
aminations In several years.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
WINTER SPORTS
AT UNIVERSITY
Hockey, Baseball, Basketball and
Indoor Athletics Attractive

Ann Arbor Feb. 2S.-Winter prac-
ticc of all the sports is now well under
way. Hockey has taken new lease
of life with the rejuvenation of win
ter and from appearances the sched-
ulo will be completed before the ice
breaks up. At present the Science
team is leading with "a perfect per-
ccntage and the Lifts are right on their
heels, having lost but one game.
rho baseball cage was hung this
past week and the battery candidates
have been going through their PAGES
under the eyes of Captain Bell. Red"
Campbell, star pitcher of two years
ago. has been engaged as assistant
baseball coach and to especial charge
# the twirlers. He will assume his
duties at the end of this week.
lntcr-class basketball will be start
cd this week and from present appear
1nccs the race for the campus cham
pionshp is TO bc one of the hottest of
years.
Track work started this week with
the annual preliminary meet and the
class displayed in the events was ot
high order. Four of last years
marks were bettered and none of the
men in competition were veterans.
N men and "a. Nj. A" men being
barred from this meet Everything is
10 be in favor of steve Farrell this
year in his efforts 10 turn out win
ming combination.
That Michigan is well secured i'm her
eastern position was evidenced at the
last meeting Of the intercollegiate as-
ISOLATION when the Wolverine repre-
sentative. Don Dennisou, Grand Rap
ids. was elected vice president of the
associations
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
Timely Observations Of Events Happening in the Sporting World
A. A. SEASON WILL
OPEN ON APRIL 10.


Chicago, Feb 2S.-The 1913 season
OF the American association will begin
on April 10, is was announced this
week at the completion of mail vote.
Schedule of opening games as follows:
Columbus at St Paul; Toledo at
Milwaukee; Indianapolis at Mmneap-
oils; Louisville at Kansas City.
Memorial day-Toledo at Louisville;
indianapolis at Columbus; Milwaukee
at Kansas City; st. Paul at Minneapo-
lis (mornng), Minneapolis at st. Paul
(afteruoonD
July i--Columbus at Toledo; In
dianapolis at Louisville; Milwaukee az
Kansas city; Minneapolis at St Paul
morning); st. Paul at Minneapolis
(1fternoonD.
sept. l-Toledo at Columbus, Louis
Vile at Indianapolis; Kansas city at
Milwaukee, Minneapolis at st. Paul
morning.: ST. Paul at Minneapolis
(afternoon).
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
SURPRISES AT
VILLAGE CAUCUS
Two New Candidates Appear in
the Eleventh Hour

There were two surprises at the
Laurium village caucus last evening,
the appearance of Peter Braun, pres
cnt assessor as a candidate for seat
on the council and the candidacy of
Albert Bray for the office of assessor.
In neither case We're the eleventh hour
candidates successful in securing the
nomination.
Following is the nomination ticket;
For President, Joseph Wills.
For Trustees, Harry Y. lngcrSolL
William II. Minnear aud George Hall
Sr.
For clerk. Martin Prisll, ,lr.
For Treasurer, Matthew Gipp.
For Assessor, Leo Kaltenbaeh.
President Joseph Wills called the
convention To order and was named
chairman, Robert Macdonald was SEE
lectcd as secretary. j. Wesley Down
inE as assistant secretary. and Justice
David Armit, j. Bruce Patton, Edward
Bast and Harry Hermann as tellers:
The nomination Of President Joseph
Wills by acclamation was a splendid
tribute to his popularity in the VIII
lagc as was that of Treasurer Mat
thew Gipp. Neither of these candi-
dates had opposition.
Five candidates appeared for trus-
tees. Harry r. Ingersoll, William H.
Minnear, William Duncan George
Hall. ST., and Peter Braun 1t was de-
cidcd by the convention To vote for
three candidates collectively. instead
of nominating individual candidates
the three receiving the highest mum
Der of votes being declared the uumi-
noes The vutc stood as follows; In
gersoll iSS, Miucar. SD; Han, ESQ
Duncan POS. aud Braun, Ia.
Intcrcst in the contest Tor the clerk
ship was keen. Martin Prisl,. Jr, the
present incumbent received so vote.
aud Michael j. harrington lG2 votes
the former being declared the nominee
Tho three candidates FOR the asses
sorship were Leo Kaltcubach Albert
w. Bray and Antony Nigra. The re-
suit was as follows: Kaltcnbach, 1876.
Bray IL, ana Nigra &C.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
LAURlUM BREViTlES.

The hearing of Bat Quello, charged
with selling liquor without a license
was yesterday continued by Justice
Armit until March s. to allow for the
transccibng OF testimony.
\ large number of candidates viii
oc Initiated at the regular meeting OF
Court Louis de- France y. &. \. sun
day afternoon.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Susan
Saari of Ahmeek. who died Tuesday
night, win be held Saturday afternoon.
with services from the Finnish under
taking parlors, in charge of Rev. Ola
la.
Next Tuesday evening the Calumet
Favori.e club will entertain at a skat-
ing party in the Paiestra. The c. *
II. band viii furnish a splendid pro-
gram Of skating numbers.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28

ured IN Calumets scoring and were
always i'm the game. Krellwitz ANA
Hassctt played the best for Hougl-
ton, Krcnwitz being in great form
Ougie aud Chynowcth who have been
schooled to play - heavy checking
game. were not So effective last even
ing as they were wncn they played
here q week ago.
Calumet 10 Duluth.
The Calumet team is desirous OF
meeting the Duluth junior team and
is trying hard to arrange series OF
games with the boys of the Zenith
city Manager Cowey Of the locals
has written. asking for games, but To
date has received no reply. If no
game can be arranged with Duluth II
IS likely the team will disband for the
winter.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
CHILDREN HATE
CASTOR OIL, UGH!
DELICIOUS SYRUP OF FIGS"
CLEANSES THEIR LITTLE
CLOGGED BOWELS

Look bach at your childhood days.
Remember the physic that mother in
sisted on ,aslol. ou. calomcl, cathar-
tics. How YOU hated them, how .vu
fought against taking them
With cur children it's different The
Gay of harsh phyaic is aver. We don't
iurco the liver and 30 feet of bowels
now. we coax them W. have no
dreaded inter effects. Mothers who
cling to the old form of ph,s'c simply
don't rcalizc what they d.. Tile chill
dren's revolt is we'll founded. Their
little stamachs ami tcrGer bowels arc
injured bv than.
If your child is rrctful pcevish half
sick, stomach sour. breath fcvcrSh
and its little system fun or cold, las
diarrh3ea. sore throat stcmach-ache.
doesn't eat or rest weil--rcmember-
look at the tongue, If coated, give a
teaspounful of syrup OF Figs, then
don't very because YOU surely will
have we'll smiling child IN a fcw
hours
syrup Of Tigs being composed On
tirelv ~ luscious figs. Soma ard arc
matics simply cannot lac harmful. n
sWertcns the stomach. makes the liver
active ana thoroughly clcarses the lit.
tie ones waste clogccd bowels. In a
few hours all sour bile, lndigcstcd fer
nentins food and constipatcd waste
matter gently moves on and u1t Of the
system without gripping cor nausea.
Directions Tor children of all ages.
also tor grwu M. rlumlg printcd on
he pat kncc
Bv AN meaur st the genuine Ask
your druggist Tor tue full name Syrup
If wigs and Elixir of SIENNA" prepared
Ivy the California ZIG syrup CO. Ac'
cept nothing else, ADVERTISEMENT
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
cues ARE SUED BY CHILD.

Chicago. Feb. 2S.-While the Cubs
are busy at Tampa, Fla, preparing
for the opening of the baseball season
representatives Ur tho club were on '
gagged before judge Freeman IN the
guperior court yesterday defending .
ts5.oOo suit for damages MED w ne
half of Gladys S. Greene. III years Old
who was injured when in the grand
stand At the West side park, Aug. ~
1910. ia
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
FOR CHARITY BALL.

The committees named short time
ago To- arrange for the charity bali "a
he given under municipal auspices IA
the village of Laurium will meet soon
To perfect arrangements for that event
1t is planned To hold the party i'm the
Laurium town hall soon after the Len
ten season. Tickets will be sold by
members of the committee and by
ladies.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
TO WE'D SPANISH BEAUTY.
Joe Rivers, Coast Boxer. Signs Con-
tract for Life.

Los Angeles, Feb. 2S-Saturday eve
ming Joe Rivers will be married AT
Santa Monica tn Miss Pauline Sicrt,
u beautiful Spanish girl of that city.
Manager Joe Levy will act as best
man.
Say all the nice things YOU can
about the girl" said Rivers today.
Just mention me as YOU would an in
nocent bystandcr. Tuesday we will ga
Ia Denver for "A wedding trip After
u weeks exhibition tour We go ON to
Columbus. Ohio. and Chicago, whore
Mrs Rivers will remain at Joe Levy's
home while | go to New York to boX
Leach Cross"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
PlNocHLE CLUB MEETS.

The Laurlum PouicIlc club. man
aged by chris l\oln. won from tn
Ncvcr-Gfow old club IN an interest
ing match TUESDAY evening, by Il nat
row margin of seven points. The
tournament is To consist of hfty
games. about half OF which have been
PLAYED ard the winners arc TO cnioy
n becfstcak supper at the expense vi
the losers in about three weeks.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
FoREsTERs OF AMERICA.

The members of Court Lafayette
Forcsters Of America of Laur'um in
stalled their newly elected officers al
a meeting Wednesday evening. y large
lass of candidates MAS initiated and
talks were given bv some of the most
prominent local and visiting mcm-
hers, including Edwin Edwards who
Grokc IN the good Of the order
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
PLAN HOME CONCERT.

The Ladies Social circle of the Cal
umet Baptist church will entertain at
concert this evening at the home o.
Mre Angus Mcclellan of Pewabic
street splendid program has been
arranged for the occasion.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
MRS. roelN is HoNoRep.

Mrs. stephen Tobin of Laurium. rep.
resentativc of the Elizabeth RebeNan
lodge at the recent upper peninsula
I -. q. +. association meeting at lsh-
pcming. las returned from that gath
erinE Mrs. Tobin was honorcd 10y
heinz chosen ns vice president If The
organization perfected.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
SKI TOURNAMENT At The
LAURIUM PARK MARCH 9
INTERESTING CONTESTS PLAN
NED BY CALUMET AND lAU-
RUM RESIDENTS.

Finnish business men of Calumet
and Laurium ana others interested
are making plans for ski tournament
t. be conducted sunday. March ., in
the Laurium driving park. Commit
tees have been named to arrange the
details and they shortly will com
mencc To solicit among business men
for trophies. Th" races will be of tho
long distance order aud in view of tn,
fact that the contestants will be with
in plain view of the fact that the con
tcstants will he within plain view of
the spectators at all times, it is OK
pccted there will be large attend
nuCc
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
GOLF IN OLYMPIC GAMES.

New York, Feb. 2S.-Golf may ap-
pear for the first time in the Olympic
gaines at Berlin i'm 1916. Ia arranging
the preliminary schedule OF events til
German committee. according to cable
advices here on Tuesday. decided tn
include golf after rejecting cricket.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
TWO BOWLING MATCHES.
c. G. n Electricians Trim the Cub
Juniors Two Out Of Three.

The Cubs bowling alleys were the
scene of two interesting matches last
evening, the cub Juniors losing two
out of three To the G, a. III. Electri-
clans and the Central House team
taking three straight from the Teddy
Bears. Following are the scores
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
Mohawk Riders to Range.

Several prominent Mohawk ski rid
crs have arranged To go to- South
Range Sunday 10 participate in tn"
Zig tournament tu Ice held in that city
under the auspices of the South Range
club.
John karhu. Calumet young man.
recently went from Red Jacket 10
South R9ngc. "A distance of fully -
miles by road in the exceptionally
good time of two hours and forty-siX
minutes.
Lau-i Pihkala, a member of the
Finnish team which participated In
the Olympic games, and prominent
Finnish sport writer is in Calumet.
He is spending considerable time here
studying American sporting methods.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28
CARD or THANKS.

desire To Jhau6 the voters for the
support they gave me at the caucus
last evening in nominating mo clerk
for the village of Laurium and trust
That the voters will accord me tn"
Same support at the polls on election
day.
Martin pTisk, Jr.
advertisement IS
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28

10 YOU want to reduce the cost Of
living? Read The News advertise
ments
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-28

Advertisements
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-21
Mountainview
NJ w AZ ua,L;n, Sc II

Mr.. w. M. Haskins of Washington
has located three miles south of
here. He is so well pleased with the
Mimbres Valley that he has written
to number of his friends with the
view Of having to locate here.
Jay Donnelley and Robert Bivins
have been keeling bachlors hall the
past few days.
Thornt Roby and family accom-.
paniend by number of their friends
made trip to the mountains last
Saturday.
Mike Maisel of lndianola, Neb-
raska is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Maisel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Akers and
George Maisel were visiting in Dem.
last Saturday.
H. Finnie is boring a well for d.
Rambos. He expects to go through
the second strata.
George Maisel has sold his No. 2
pumping plant to Mr.. Pinnie. Mr..
Pinnie expects to make many i'm.
provements during the present year.
Messrs. Lane, Stall. Quigley and
Noyes are busy with their we'll drill.
ing machines.
Claud Quigley has been busy i'm.
proving his homestead. He intends
to move on his place this spring.
Miss Elcie d. Crotchett visited with
home folks Saturday and Sunday.
The people of this section are very
enthusiastic over the proposition Of
opening up of the road from the old
grade to lola, via Mountain View.
Messrs. Donnlley. Akers, Bivins
and Maisel were Visitors at the M.
c. Smith ranch Sunday.