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Evening journal., 1913-09-02
@Tsles of Honey and Tar" from West
and East.

VIM Lee. Paskenta, Calf. says:
1T gives universal satisfaction and |
use only Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for my children" e. c
Rhodes. Middleton. Ca. writes. 81
had a racking lsgrippe cough and
finally got relief taking Foleys Honey
and Tar Compound" Use no other
in your family and refuse substitutes.
~ 3. Dsnforth, Market and Second
streets. Wilmington. Dell
Evening journal., 1913-09-02

a single species 1.-THE horned or shore
lark is found in America, and only a
single species in Australia. The re
mainder OF the family belongs 70 Eu.
rope, Asia and Africa.
The name is also given 10 many
more or less similar birds of other
families, as several of the pipits and
old world warblers, and to our own
meadow lark. which is not a true lark,
but a starting
Evening journal., 1913-09-02
AGED PEACH TEE BEARS.

Patrolmsn Bullock is showing two
peaches which he plucked from a
rec In his yard. The tree is % years
I'D and last year. Patrolman Bullock
gathered 10 baskets from the tree.
Evening journal., 1913-09-02
Try a Separator.

II will not cost you cent TO try a
cream separator for two weeks OF
even longer Any dealer will be glad
to let you have one on trial. for once
used thev sell themselves.
Evening journal., 1913-09-02
PLANTS WANTED FOR WINTER
Seeds Of the Primrose May BE Planted
In Shallow Pots or Psns Filled
With Leaf-MoId.

Make cuttings this month Of all
kinds Of plants wanted for winter
blooming. but do not allow the young
Evening journal., 1913-09-02

You will find the Wants Of the great
est assistance in heating people who
wish to rent furnished hat or apart
msnt.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-09-02

We extend hearty wslcoms to the m any thou
sands of visiting friends to pay visit az they
will find this the lesdng Of the city full of all
that is both desirable and ultra fashionable in mer-
ehandse at the economical prices in all that is
new iu
Evening journal., 1913-09-02
I.T rLII. 2l2 and PA
Telephones
O1OCKIdkSI 1903 2674.
DEATHS.
Jetss Campbell
James J. Kane.
Rebecca Sire.

Rebecca Sire
CAMrBELl-Nssr Nswroy,. cn September
/. 1918. Jesse Campbell
Burial Wednesday nfiornocn. ~ clock
az 81. James cemetery, Newport. Delaware.
John c Jones
J0NEs--In THE cify. on September I. 1913,
John & Jones. aged ~ years
Relatives, friends. Brandvwine Lodge No
SIS, brotherhood of Railway rrainmen and
thc lovnl Order Of Moose arc invited 10
attend the funeral services a. his late resi
dence southeast corner Eighth and Poplar
streets, on Thursday afternoon September
4. a. 2 o'clock. Fnterment at Riverview
cemetery.
SlZF-In this city. on September J.
1918. Rebeccs. widow Of the late John
Size
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral from her late residence.
500 West Fourth street. on Thursday
morning at . o'clock Requiem mass al
the Cathedral Interment Cathedral
cemetery.
kANE--In this city, on August 81. 1918
James j.. son Of the late Dennis and
Angaline Kane. aged 3S years
Relatives. friends and members of the
LOYAL Order of Moose and Theatrical
Association are invited to attend tho flu
neral from his late residence, 6l3 East
Sixth street. on Thursday morning az "
o'clock. Requiem mass at st. Mary's
Church. lnterment at Cathedral ceme
terry.
Evening journal., 1913-09-02
For Fall

We are now making our initial showing
Ol Fall Suits, Goats and Skirts. Neclxwear, Silks
and Dress Goods.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26
COMMITTEES
 FOR kERMlS
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES NET AND STARTS ITa ARRANGE
 MENTe,

Al .A mcetihg nf thu executive c11l- tt1lltAc of the KcrrilS lust evening in the of1lnr nt Hugh 3'NtiL1 the follow 1ns sub -cDft1Haittees were abpeintarf lc look afleT thH various dctnIls:
 On hnIl, Hugh O'Ee4ll. Al Fletcher.
 Music and i,ance; Fred HHnka. MrA Stntt. HITF. Dean,
 Entertainments a1rs Thompson. alrs. ElDit- bliss HzTrl
 Tt0uths: M Fletcher JuA SheLdon-
 AdsAr1 LEInE nnl FrihtIn<: Hugh r'NeIlI, .A FaAtchor. 5ee Sheldon !. i mcelIrE WiIi taltn pslIe Hcxi Fri. day Rfternccn at n'elack s0 Fake ar- engagements for the nmech contest,
 Han Crowley is president of ths axArutive cemMlttee and ,JDa 6haldon IH secretary 0Rd tFtGHNrs9.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26
W[CKERSHAM GOES
 UP ID JUNEAU

will prnyldt them. The cxpHnseE Will include zulaSieS fIr the mtEnbsTs and EnarlnFcs, md rent.
 kIc AayF rlso that the nill to p1dEs the cpAI claims In the 1uf1Bdiction or thu courts w1ll probably be defeated EIn haa cpmc to Ihia cunciuslifs after conversation ~ItE many 1eGLRlhtnra.
 He did not commit hLrnHsIf fo attS' slatcrlent AR se the powers of thC lrg- .glaturs of .H th+ lAEs Khict lIHre h%en recommendcd for ehactmhr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26

wilI Tn introduced at lne ncxi geaElpn. II provides Fur the construction nS f5d mitcs t1 railronds and for Inc isFu9nCe Ur thIrty-H.C hIlIinn lrlIaTR thlnt DOT cent 'tt,n,la n meet Inc cKpclLEet The hln u+ it ia now drawn nP provides Ih .h.s nr I.Il Trunk Lines leading from SuniA Favorable hHThuF UT harSHrH untE also fur tllr rnIislTucti ion uT anS l,ranchys which 1niFhl Inter bc hc91nea nee rssary
 hnnthcr HgrL uE lhe ptngTaM Is thE apoiHirhnnI nf commission of threH
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26
anAeial NvsaAk HAr4ieA

@Poes@a NW6&~e %'Ss""
 SEATTLE, Feb. 2s.-releEatr Jas. W1ckaaham arrived herr today and will sal for IuneRu next Saturday tt be- in time for the opening OI lt7A lex- Is.ature few dnYa later. Much ihtAr- est has hexn Manlceated as to iMe req son for hts making the journey and zpme people say iIa intends m attempt to influence legislation by ths aid of the members of lhe legislature who were his supporters. This, Of ncnFEs. !s said And n0 rauHs hAs been Ra- signed fut the bcllef except tiht no sufficient callaA for his nressnce at the opening Is known
 tte declared ln an inseFvIAw today tlIRt thA f1lrdH ta meet the AxnenHAa ot the Asaslen are already available, 1E ls hot lmp~n what seyAtMEneht fgnd1
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26
FOUR MEN WHO WILL BE
 SURELY lN THE CABINET

bcrlIand. Al inc zEg qf go hh hecRne Iaw student and MEupied tls leisure h0uta hy reitorttng for BA%sn7pcrs. WYE IneInhE c1G inc New Jersey EE- IrlnnH, scrged H L+rn1 ir rnngrsAs from The SeErBIh district of thHt state i.rud H1ta assistant seeretury of the r.ilYy nMr 1895 Tn 1Sa7. ITc FIFE n18o lmHice C.,kannIsztnner slf New Park.
 &!lI"rE Sidney IIHrlssri'. Conxress- nal., kLwYcr. was b"TH 1t San Marcos, T'pxIs. June 2. lksS. 0rnduat~d from TnShs university I&Ef Ho has btcn q nrIisAr If 4uneTesH 25lHtI. 1a9er
 WillIauI IrnniuEs IITyAn whS hprrl .,t SAIcn. IT,, haTrh l9. 1860.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26

MDGrsnixAR. HIR De secretary of 's'f navy and Eurleson %il he post tr'AstuE' general
 JosArhua CHniels is Hilitor nf the EnleiRlt, x. I., News and tEhs%rvcr- IIc was mrn ul Washington. C.' Mus ls, 1Se.: was ala'n rrlntnr fnr North Carolina G,oft. 1887 to I29Ss wns chief clerk In the dspArtmout nf thu Ln- teriur I s95 so 1895, TIr 4s 4 nombr' of the daruncratlr nnttonal executive com nI1tee frorn hLA atGtr auil ia trlEs lee of the gate university.
 william E1'Adno tS lawyrr Ann ~aa born in Ireland. orioIar 26. lS5s- Hr ptnan to tI,S T--n!lIrl EtAtcA in early
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26

lead the RTmy Of ihv7sL"u khnuld this EpvsEHmEnl derIdE to tlcUIsFe var against 11ex1co- He holds q Ene<ial for dIstlnE OIs'c0 nrAvery diaplAyed in raIua with Ihe Arslches tn 1gGI. Ire ia also E. writer on military xub1ects,
 The opinion of the Gaaht1T at pEcA- ent Ia that the limited States u c4r. lairly on ths verge Of teaching Max
 .cn z lesson As thu PTnSbht admin lstIGtIon has only few days Of power loft tIie tank ~7l probably be banded
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26

and both Insisted on spenkinE. The adhersnts rr each on the floor soQE sides and | general scsas Ct riotCrH- Eess followed. The two n thA resETU5n Ernt From words to blown and ze"- eraI aar29s blows wsra exch@pgad
 The deputy sergeant Ht arnas At- temptAd to sspGszts them but he OnH managrd to como in for scmc os the blows hiEnaelf. As the twn men fought ih the rostrum thc cxthHd lsEisEatotS on Inc foT Etrsrnrsd the app+rs '"! nt An audience Ht a ring side, SonS ot thcr1 eyem went sp far aE t0 aP.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26

SbsSfL AUsssA 1eeStoA' :x 4
 WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb, 4s.- It may now be taken for Gr1nteA th.t four mentbers 0f Wilson's cabinet will he WiIEaIr IrrhhIgs Brynn. Wm. Mc" ALuo. Jasenhna Danirls nnd CongrsEs- mnu TtnrlssUn This ts ztAted posJ' itvely Ln h. ye,T IiEJesE ro1HCca- aiot:ni circles ahA by men whs hTs closely ;:Hntiled TiIh fhu incaTnlEg sdminGsrratitn They harc g1v<r nH seni , ms sAnrti1n fn the words bur they do ataIc roAltIvHE thHt thc four mehsoned lRTc been tnTE1:a. Bryan viii hr s4~rccAry of RtAte, Me. Adoo will Dc aecrRtatS ut thr 're'.a
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26

cr+r Iu Ike administration Of President WtIson 9et . thd ngc nt plaIIA may. of uu0Tsc. c-dfn% Tleh thr hnnEe of EH1v- ernmaTst.
 1'rctirE are n1w eCI"eTEtnE rum al: pHlntB m 0aiE+,Stnn and It's nelEhbur- hood ind almost r.ery srHin rnrrlea dDtRcfFUCnIs.
 1'6f var deunrImGnt has tuI1 nII thP rlGns arranged. of GUUrsr, for years. fer tnEr sueh un nnraslun and thosH uLua 6at non being followed to the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26
ep~pIai Nugget Eseviea.

WASHINGTON. n. C., Teh' 26 That tho hl.l for the ronstruriiMn nt zorernmont railroad in Alaska will f1e an administration nCaaufH and that ils paRaaEc will lIc igcOUuIn<rdsd in A anecizi pieasnte 10 ennGresa #tc fasts which arc nrF generally helieVr Gh tn ue trup. This w0ulh Hn4atI tss:lt tho railroad wnuld be about s1Irr nf construction
 Cha n1bsrlain 4f oregon hRs now c0upietrd inc draft of the blit which
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26
SpsCiaI NHssst ssrYiCs.

SponIaI NpgseE ssrYiCe, ..
 CHICAGO. Fe1. g1--Henfral YTl. iaIu lI, Garter. nornm1 nd1ng the SsAn- Hd hLVlR1on of the UIiif.d StaIrn aAny. left Titk his sluG 'ulnY Io lake uH his rutnmGnd af tie army nf four llrn thousand men w1irk iE non 0x- st tmhIinE around 9RIpeaisn, 7'<xAL
 Ills hruddaArteTs will he Ar TsMLs 'irY und to thai place he and Hih stan se direct. C4rtAr has ha d dis iirsuiRhcd clITccI nI1d Wul prcbsI bly'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26
ENTERTAINMENT UNIQUE.

IHetam "WeeImInEter Ahry.r Ttus- clcE; traIaud. Norway. Sweden Lan- don, 100 pictures. Illustrated sonEa. including "Th4 i4nRt Chord enc1al hour. CrhErsgatlohal church. Friday. 6:ao U. Hh AGY
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26
RAILROAD WILL
 BE SURELY CONSTRUCTED

r1cnrl,err hy tho PrrEiHc.It- This dnE7- mLsst,n Hcuil have charge of tIFn cnr stru r1Iuu, 1'rra1lcnt Wbl$hh w4riL:. AIsu be empowered iG leRLgnhte the htlrIsor "I' harhnrs az which the IHhIt UT ImAdx you'd htElp. ThiE clHHae lB meant to rLuviAtc ,Lny danger Of the rnnt.rI ar aLnk matter fsy rnonuyed 1ntTresla
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26
RIOT OCCURS IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

-'s1 '.s .. 4, pIantl each ot the puaaaeidna nair But 1he great majority Eara shocked and dIaSrstad sud called loudly Sor tho cx- pItslun Uf both.
 Blown and Murray are dAnoeulr$ and u7r trouble dte ncI Irlsc from rArtT differences at all. Both ~er" rather aeyesey puna1ne,lra and showed marry aICnA of the ci.rounter ar~F ihHLr separation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26

Tue house today dcfealed the pr0pca- al to build twn more bRsueshirz Hs nArs of tho naval proxraH1. The rec nuHt1cnda tIun nf Lhr coTnItIAc to th's effect csmn ur bffcld ccsnn'istee c' thn whole house md wnB d1hAsed rhoro ouxhly and at great length. The matotiry opposed EAs rery large.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26
LAVE PUMPED SHAFT
 AND ARE GIN PAY

H.r,sr and 7Hnwen h'trn suf"A@H+d ln uvnutug NuE thhIF El'aft T" tcEtr' ,,..L ard bnre eynrrfhirE rendY nn~ A., lake out .l dump. lL is aH''l ThaI ,S.y Iar<. goAod pay u''d "uEht I'd bs ,ns rc har4 ! fine dunn L.'I'"r spring.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26

Iln h4hzlf .T Ille "CAud5 EldF' l |" rfhy rhnEkrIIEe k1Et:0nnelrs May srirkk Hr any DIheT nGErexHlinn 0f nasehalL .iars 10 H game ot aETiea or sLLmes nt iutlucIr hn4rbdth tn he plsghh n0EInrinE sunday. March 18th.
 Adv TOBY.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26
pEAaoNAL.

John lIegursS took JuhM Webb dn"n tr Solomon.
 Pete BcrIRTh and nshv< lf't Io' TInalakIrct tlIs morning 10 bring 10 Nome ths Burpluk ulsail loads,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26

EA wfll gave y"n 'lIt tl'"<' and wmhle of wr!lII& tf'- lotTll urTs 10 sour 5rlcadE LII tho outside, l% H'ail- Ing tbs Nn,1I% Weekly NuGEct tn nEJ aa4rass in lhc SiIatc: EI:r :" rcncF reT month,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26
sesoiAI Nugget SsrviEs.

NP$pTNI NU8HWS uHTWIGU
 REMINGTON, b G. Fah- s. The national legislature lIHe CITc more heen disKrHCcd In R scGtIe ur rnEdy- htu ui The rn1xt rsYfHtInllIr GeacI ip- IiOh- HlnwR ycrc exchanged during Ihs TiulinE and l;ul.lIaEe wus used xhIFh UGnld hardly II' ttIt:alctl 1ll a pEbiic str@<C. Tie housc WAR sitIlrg I.s comn1ittcc of the vhOlo SYli4n ironble aIoRe bel William ET3wn cf West FEGiHi1 and William F. NTn"rAy ot NaHaachae4ttE Tldth men elitrlcL ihc aOsAkETA rOstTum at inc auus time
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26
HEARING TOMORROW.

Griffin and TsisI f1an. sEn soldnrS .sILl com@ Ip fer T hHarinE tpfAnrr0T aI < II. ID. m 1 ns rharEc 1f ste4iIlAK I,srknR
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26
FRANK JAMES I3
 DYING OF CONSUMPTION
SnsciAI Nugget sArYi1A

6rscIsl Nugget eArYienL
 EPt1KhkE, Feh. 28.-ErAnk Jun1es hII= I,,TA tn the ig'dIr d'AlcneG rnOun tLuns ~iLh the haPe of snE'InE his lirs- The hpue jA y%r.- yiim He s* EAlLeFsA lI lH dying ,I consumption.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26
CARTER W|L | COMMAND
RIOT RACES IN LOWER HOUSE
oNes RESIGNS FROM
 ALASKA S. 5, COMPANY

s-.I.I Nugget Service
 SEATTLE, l'al'. sf-; ''fI',' A""E
 1.raa bne resigned E'rn slr !AlsLskz rrraatu,Lu f'nThrAnE
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26

keh,eFa eHtsrtAinihp talent ssiI 1A graupsd at 4hH TRIds"Ills and pidttFH show Saturday night. March 1.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26

Ruba4r s4smpa made Rt ths hu5gSE otflPs4 Flarsr A.OeutEons sE NaaSst 0tf'es
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26

n:sn1iss the doctors Ana tAu9h ysuT ssH well ct ths Eh5Is'u vaudeville a0d ei<t~rs show Saturday night, EArrh l.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26
FOURTEEN THOUSAND TROOPS
 ARE ASSEMBLING IN TEXAS

lrttcT. Icaeh regiment has had HH drstinAtlou fixed upc-n and wh-m all have urriveh eufh Tt5 oruny the II, uiLIen Hh.fh IL haa nGHnntcd Ut raneT since the plnns fnr ] p1SsibIe lnFatk'n .h Mss.m wpre dtnwr. Hp Entry lunE day :IadI.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26

TO GET THE MEW0- rhu: InttVssts AIasLaaa Vuu sh@eId fot he priIT N'ukEsk Ea Go pSr nnulh IrelIFeNAd
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-02-26
aohs cF THE NORTH

There will he d business meeting ph tho Sons nt the SoTth Gt ' "'eiHM szturday, March i.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-10
A BILL
Granting TO Various States Public
Lands for the Construction, Repair
and Maintenance OF Public
Roads.

Il" il enacted bv the senate aud
House of Representative of the Unit.
I'd States of America ia congress ~.
scmhles. That there is' hereby granted
and conveyed 10 each Of the States ~
Arizona. colorado, Idaho. M0ufaua.
New Mexico. Nevada, Utah aud Wv.
oming two hundred and fifty thousand
"rrc, of unreservcd, nonmineral, sur
vcyed public lands, the proceeds Ct
the sales Of which shall be used seloely
for the purpose Of constructing repair
ing, and maintaining public wagon
roads.
See. >. That said lands shall b. 80.
lectcd under the authority and dircr.
ton of the state land board of each
states that has such board, and uu
der the authority and direction Of the
governors OF the states which have
no land board. within the period -
one year after the passage of his
Act, and may be designated and 80"
lectcd under the supervision Of the
Secretary Of the Interior from any
lands ia the states Ut the character
described in section one hereof, The
Secretary Of the interior j. hereby au.
thorilcd and directed 20 issue United
STATES patent 20 the said States a.
soon ~ the selection or designation
thereof mas been certified 70 his office
hy the governor Of each state. 'h- dr>
ignation 10 be made bv legal ,uhdi
visions of the pwblic.lsud surveys.
See =. Thar the land- herein
granted shall br sold. after assume"
of patent. hv the proper authority Of
each Of the said states, at public auc.
| ton. afer such notice as the governor
of each state may prescribe, and ~
| such units not exceeding one section,
or six hundcd and forty acres, ~ he
may prescribe. no one individual, asSo.
citation, or corporation 10 he permit
ted TO acquire more 'han five per ecu
| tum Of the total area herein granted.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-10
REGULATING TRAIN SPEED.

quicker click Of switches ani
frogs as the traveller passes through
rniluad wards and across functions
tells story Of gradual increase OF
train speed during recent years. ln
View OF receut accidents, the lu,er
St.. Commerce Commission II draft
my bill that would give IL control
over the rate of TRAIN operation,
Watcher or not he public want
rhe commission 10 tjn' 'ol 'rsin speed.
there seems to be some reaction from
the demand for racing trains.
i'p 10 receutlv, moderate speed
mas got on the nerves o. our impN
'icnt travellers. Vet even h.ay peo
Pile viii freely waste an h,u' or more
- dar in p.ofitess occupa'i.n. But
tray, Hers will wit arcund IN tour for
a train that saves - minutes,
With most persons II is question
NJ ,pcrt. \ fast train gives the ram"
fc !ing Of exhiluration lat Games
from 'he swift automobile, The sight
Of flying villages left behind gives
q sense Of power and supc 'Iority and
mastery Of the earth oig 'eSourcrs,
par'i, ularly il the train radrges an "N.
ira fare for it's rapid travel.
While the pUblic will not tolerate
nee css delays, the time may he ripe
Tor more philosophical attitud" 10
ward railroad Journeys. Let the tray
cllcr not consult his watch so often,
nor ,tudy the mile posts TO see how far
below the possible - miles an hour he
has fallen.
\ thrstcr of nrpassinv interest
passes az YOU look 'ut Of t'r ear win
dow. The ways of men and cities, the
fortunes Of agriculture, the competi
,ion of industry, are spread before
your eyes II you get interested il
the human drama being played alonl
your flight, few moments at the enc
Of the Journey will not assume mcl
tragic significance Besides you viii
not need ~ much life insurance.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-10
SUBSCRIPTION Sl.oo A YEAR

is reported. Editorially, the paper
leaps On the mail order houses, urges
greater protection Of wild birds, and
disapprOves Of that sort Of "Opti'
misu' which refuses 10 admit that
there i anything that needs changing
for the better.
The Alamogordo News.Advertiser
tells of the enthusiastic meeting Of the
Commercial club, which is getting
down to real aggressive work for
OterO county.
Aud 80 the good word goes about.
The papers daily and weekly tell the
story Of healthy, happy, normal So
cial existence, with no undue empba.
sis on the dollar, but with an eve to-
ward general bettermen Of living con-,
ditions, the prOpe. use Of the resources
available in natures stores, aud the
enjoyment Of life as it goes along
Exchange
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-10
COMMERCIAL CLUBS DAY
An AAA nUV y
AT AMARILLO. !.
Chamber " Commerce, Tucumcar, Y.

Chamber " Commerce, Tucumcari, v.
NJ.
The third quarterly meeting ~ this
association will be held VI Amarillo,
Oct. 10, 1913, during the Panhandle
state Fair. Reduced rates can be Sc
cured from all railroads.
The work Of planning the activities
Of this organization has been in pro.
grcss for the past two months II was
decided that II was better 10 20 slow
and organize property than to rush
into organization without proper pre-
paratiuu and thought. Plans for con.
crete work will l." presented at the
Amarillo" meeting. We want repre-
sentative from every live organization
ia Eastern New Mexico and West Tex
H.. We believe that the organization
that does not Join ~ will regret y
later, because We intend 10 make this
organization force for development
in this section.
Please advise 'hr undersigned a.
Urce whether or not YOU will have {
delegate present We ASH this fer the
reason that we will have 70 secure ar
cOmmodstiou for YOU IN advance. ow
inp 20 N" crowd expected at the Pan
handle state Fair
Yours very truly,
SETH \. HOLMON,
ecretary Treasurer.
Oct 10th will also, be Tucumcur
day II is hoped that large delega
tiou from Tucnmcari will he present
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-10

Prof. !. T.. Mundell gave m inter.
cSting illustrated lecture al Roy Thurs.
day night. Prof. Mundell will give
the first lecture Of the Home Chatau.
qua course on the evening of Novrm-
bcr the 10th, at the Evans Opera
House. His lecture will he illustrated
with beautiful colored slides and will
tell Of The work ~ dry farming gov.
ernmcntal stations lie will give an,
other lecture in the spring on " Native
shrubs" The other illustrated lec;.
urcs Of the course will he given by
McsSrs, Meekcr and wyatt ou travel
subjects, and on education subject by
prominent educator Of the state The
proceeds of these lectures, above eX'
penses, will go toward cquirpins II
'Down Town Reading Room" Course
tickets will he offered for sale.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-10-10
LIVESTOCK INCREASE ON
NATIONAL RANGES.

\ marked increase iu the quantity
OF livcstuch graIrd ou national forest
ranges during the past fiscal wear is
reported hv The forest service. Nine
aud n half million domestic animals
have been occupied during the sum.
nlcr IN converting one Of the bv.pro.
duets ot the forests into meat. hides
and wood In addition, there were in
round numbers three hundred thou,
sand calves aud colts aud five million
lambs aud Kids exempt from permit
aud therefore not enumerated
According to the figures gathered,
the amount ~ stock grazed under per
NIT during the wear is over four per
cent greater than for the prcNious
year, while the number uf permitteps
using the forests for pat,urago pur.
poses vas increased from 2G,5OI to ~.
I66 The total receipts bv the govern
men' from grazing fees for the twelve
months ending June b, 1913, were
SluO7,13". and the portion of this ap.
piled 10 school, and roads ~ the states
In which the national forests are sit
uatrd j., about Saj2.SO
Graziug is second only to numbering
as Il principal use Of the national for
ests. Practically al Of the national
forests cused extensively for grazing
purposes are within the eleven states
extending east from the Pacific coast
known as the "far western group "
These states contain, according to lat
est reports, s,5l6O0O cattle, 2,si0,O0O
horses aud mules, and 2s,36G, 900 sheep
The national forests support in these
states II per cent ut the total number
Of cattle graaed, d.ss per cent OF
horse. and mules, and 30 per cent Of
sheep.
IL is estimated that thc annual pro
duet of these animals - 100000 head
Of beef cattle Of various ages and
grades and j,ooO,0Oo mead 0r lamh,
aud mutton sheep.
Since the average net meat weigh
of beef animal is SIS pounds, Of II
lumh 81 pounds, and OF n sheep -
pounds, tue stock grazed on nationa
forests in the eleven far.western state
pro,luce annually about l5j million
pounds Of beef and 3l2 million pounds
Of mutton. Ia addition, il j. said tha
wool grown totals 5J.OO0,OO0 ponnds
hides approximate 10000 in number
and prlts 5,o0O,oOO
This output, according "a the fores
service, does not involve any materia
sacrifice Of forest OF watershed pro
lection or permanent forage produc
tiVity on the national forests. Th,
system of range management apple
by the government has proved, il j
claimed, effective and simple, an
the quality and quantity of nationa
forage crop is said to be improving
each year.