davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La Junta tribune., 1907-12-28

.'Lt,Ok ABOUND, JOE NE SAID.
enions, and Tom wyiIe grinned over
his victory. He seemed in no hurry to
Sput an end TO the work he hsd begun.
Vt was an unusual circumstance, the
Of capturing 4 victim bs-
S.re putting hin, to death. Usually 1t
tyss a quick shot. a well aimed weapon.
bullet speeding to its mark. but now
Ee last Of the DunstOn tribe but one
1t bound and utterly helpless before
I'd Tom Wylie. awaiting the end
}hieh he knew was inevitable.
OccasI0nally Joe allowed his gaze to
lwander 4 xigxag course along up the
opposite wall Of the gorge. 1t might
chance that Jim would come that way.
In which case he would give 4 signal to
i,is son. one that would o. course seal
his own doom quickly, but would also
put Jim on his guard. with q chance to
get \ speedy revenge. But the broken
top line Of the clfn showed no sign Of
the presence Of human being.
Joe, ye're slippery-powerfui slip
perry. It's 4 pity. ! reckon. that msn
Hike you has to die"
4 leer Of sinister admiration traiIeA
from old Toms eye, bst ~ did ~
weaken frosn his psrrsss.
La Junta tribune., 1907-12-28

wv YELL. y-'vc got me. Tom.
hapi an fast. an that's =
w fact
q, was even difficult for
the nan to s,,e1k. completely was
he wound with ropes Beginning a.
his shoulder the ropes. by numerous
.ightly drawn coils. bound his arms
fast against his body and held his
feet aud legs so close together that his
knee joints worked rs one. The man'a
captor sat opposite on the ground.
dangling hi. hands over his knees and
Grinning.
Yes. Joe. I've got We. He're slip
but I've go, We now"
= ITS all on account o them dinged
1iug-urns eat this mornin', !Aliers
would sleep Ike \ dead hoss arter
eatin' iusMrns."
a reckon SO. Joe
"Didn't think about anybody wan
dcrin' into this place nohow.
lie looked up and around. They
were sitting at the bottom of deep
gorge. with perpendicular walls OF
granite rising more than thousand
feet above them. and these walls al
most surrounded the little basin In
sinai! compass There was only one
narrow outlet
but. We see. been trailin' ye for
two or three days. Ike hungry coy.
nte Oh the track Of II crippled jack rab-
bit"
Il reckon so.
Hadn't been FOR that don't reckon
I'D a found my way in here for some
time Somehow never had tried tn
come down in here In all my born
days hcase this place sort o seemed
to lee on your side
what air ye goin' To do about II
now we've got me-
'.H2in't decided. hut maybe I'll jest
open y vein in yer neck an let We peg
out that way"
Can't We make 1t puicker'n that: l
alters done my work clean. Tom, an ye
know IT, don't ye:''
$50 ye did. mighty clean. Ye're n
pesky good shot. Joe"
The feud was an old one and had
claimed mgny victims on both sides.
In fact, it had reduced the two fami
lies to four members. Joe Dunston had
an only son left. and Tom Wylis had
An only daughter. Hardly gorge or
Dfayinc there WAS throughout the noun.
taius that had not seen Its tragedy.
that did not bear xome xhastly legend
Of the feud. Over there young man
a -
dyed its waters with his lifebo0i ere
he could rise. and down there the
homes OF n bleaching skeleton had re-
maiued above ground for months he
fore the tragedy OF missing member
had been learned. and 80 the epOchs Of
the family feud had been marked.
Joe DHnston sat at the bottom Of the
gorge and cursed himself for eating
La Junta tribune., 1907-12-28

JoES shITN HANDnD IN SLIP or rAfkk-
rectors' room--"teIling ms there is only
S9.6iT.SO available cash and suggesting
that we get some for the cOunter:"
Its sO,' responded Smith. "and
thought you ought to know 1t before
the money is all checked out. The
bank Ouglitn't to have to close Its
doors In the middle Of the day"
But. according to your statement Of
yesterday and your showing Of to,iay's
business. there ought to he &25".64S
Where IL the quarter Of n million: We
were Just discussing an investment for
it."
"I've invested 1t myself" responded
Smith cOOlly. '.In safe plsce- ,O00
Of it. The other 2Oi.cen.s took for
street car money. I took n quarter Of
4 million away with me last evening"
You what!'
II stole 1t. In plain English. whsa
sot this rsaponse to my note TO ths
peaa1snt I-but really ! mwst rsasw
La Junta tribune., 1907-12-28
hvn.i,a U, statistics.

what does yOnr father DO to earn
his living?' asked New York princi-
pal OF pupil who WAS being admit
ted.
'.riease. ma.zm. he deesa't live with
us. Mamma supports me"
''WcIl. then. how docs your mother
earn her living?"
''She gets paid for staying away
from papa" replied the child artiessly,
-Harper's Weekly.
La Junta tribune., 1907-12-28
TheEndof
theFeud.
0y ChorisS Sloan Reid.
8y cba-is1 Sloan Reid.

Copyright, 1877. by charie. $. Reid.
La Junta tribune., 1907-12-28

wv YELL. y-'vc got me. Tom,
wv hapi an fast. an that's q
fact"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24

The opening of general transact.
Iautie Wireless biography marks th,
beginning RI - ueH epoch iu inter-
continental communicable for which
The Ola ana the noa worlds have long
waited Do Is about two year. since
wireless messages 2efe exchanged be-
tneen President Roosevelt ana King
Edward by the Marconi uireIe
since that dats every effort F.. Aie4
Marconi ana his asasiates has been
bent toward placing tire stations and
the equipment 10 shape fer general
business
~ pcffcc.inE tho apparatus several
important advance are said 10 have
been made ln these taD years buf
one more notable than the securing
~ many Times greater s-eurllyeuess 81
The long distance receiver The fact
That some icu thousand words we're
transmitted without the ucccssltg. as
D. claimed. 81 repeating q single one
demonstrate The point ~ perfection
o. which both transmltters and re-
AVE been brought. Certainly
the practic8bUliy 81 wireless r1mmuu-
cation across thc Atlantic may nos
bc considered a- established
The service wil naturally. 40 first. ]
bo 90 limited ono Tor ulth 81 speed 10.
twenty words "a minute f1r each
instrument employed It would require 7
f. greater number of Instrument. thsn
% Installed 10 equal tbc capsr
iy of even q single Atlantic cable Hui
The principle has been rsisbIn bed. II
practical place ln q hu-l world ~ sf
fairs demonstrated. ana from npv nu
hail see detail after detail per-
Tested until the opening pf this wire
loss service hall take lis place 200 hi-
.pr5 as dld the completion of ih. loy-
ing ~ tho fItst Atlantic cable lu 1865
william Marconi is uDW only thirty
.hrro tcara of age. and H Is but a few
months over eleven yrIt- IuDo hr uu-
bounced DIE discovery of hos 10 flash
mcsiEes through space ana
,ralletrd much from DIS discovery
hat bias already come t1 pH.. lf d
outh BOG his tvcnue- can accomplish
Doc marsols already 90 DDS credit
.htt may Hut Doc expected nr hIm as
Ia power ripeu with the laar Tp Q
l~crpgraph and iis src9grams 90 =
rom upu 900 chats orc /
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24
Albuquerque s GOOD
Friend, Mr.. BurSunl

4 recent issue 3l that quaint and .u-
|fIous sheet tho Almanac which.
along with fne Evening instrument.
and tdr socprrJ Ehisff1lu b one pf the
9iHcIai mouth pieces of fhe Honorable
Holm. -. Eursum. contains tttle
editorial which as an expression ~
the views az Nr Bursum. WIU be- ~
especial and absorbing interest to the
people ~ Albuquerque and 81 Che ter-
ritpry Besides making p violent arc
tack On SIR james f. Clark the best
superintendent ~ public instruction
the territory ever had. 4fr. HuF-um
pa ger has tho following
-Ihe territorial press BE- beginning 90
voice emphatic protests gains fue
idt9tie plan 90 cucumber tHe ground ~
the IniYerrltr at Albuquerque Wlth
mud buildings iu outline resembling
Pueblo communal houses Three on
more ~ these %uuHighuy buildings have
been built 90 great expense o. inc frf-
.Fit0rX and they arc neither beautiful
nor artistic but Indicate thai the man
aRcment ~ the permanent improve
ment fund oL toe institution should not
be- subject - the idl1syucfasIes ~ the
sp-ralled higher educators The Pu-
eblD Communal buildings have served
dHf and purpose and Hcre -ufH-
Client ipf the wants uf a Eemt-barbarlc
people. Whose advancement lH clylllza-
lion was creditHhle. considering the
Circumstance bur whose ideas Df arr
ahitrCture were crude and born Of
necessltles that no longer exist in =
'IViilzcd community.
For q leading educational institution
" the territory 90 ape This alrhitec-
'ure Indicate "a ldWeutahle paucltf pf
practical CO., artistic ideas and seems
'p 90 into tine assertion OF the Daily
NeW Mexican hat the educational SIS,
20 tuo territory is t|up-hoaNy aud
therefore, Impractical"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24

n 4. \ lIttIt or htII - uHder.f8nI
h0W and why if IT, that NeW Mexico.
usually 80 aggressive has taken 80
Hftif apparent iHtete--l the coming
eighteenth annual session OF the
Tran-mississippi con weraiai congres
U hitch will convene ~ MuskJge9
Okla ou November b. holding 2
four days session. THs body I- one
5f tho most important DO ttp CONNER
elm Ufa Yi ~. lntegior ara New MsX-
leo certainly can't ahnr1 ta ue without
Intelligent rrrr-reutafI1u m H. So
far. ever 200 ef1ft IH tHI- direction
has boon made-RD-H ef Register
Tribune.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24
TRAINED ACROBATS
WITH NORRIS b ROWE
Long Ieapiug and Hl-h Jumping
Ipntc-t~ Icaturc of rhc Big ~'f.
Coming 10 Albuquerque FRIDAY
Neat.

An a.. that has alwais proven OFF
absorbing interest o. patrons pf ID r.r-
Gus d. thr long Ieaping and high 1uWp-
ing contests that brings tue entertain
mpnf t1 q CLOSE and NuIrI. % Rowe
have paid eue. II attention f9 thE
feature This season and promise odd
contests ut "a most exciting nature.
THE sight OFT men lying I.Ym r. spring
board over tlt backs uf hHrsHe came
rIr. tIuWrIHu"-. HamH- and eIc-
plants. o. always spirited and Iufs.-
H@tinr III shows tho courage and uhy-
-ical perfection of the trained ath-
Totes and that g. what young America
Rlorics in The clowns follow Do latp-
rfs lu o. h~uTIealue OF th.IE flights
through the aIr and th. supplies
abundant fuu Tor the children Tho
len ping tournament has been revived
this season hK the Greater norris
and Rowe shuH upon "a scale Iu Is.r-
ing With their Hfi new circus Mans
ieHuers. NHu.f.TF and high uuuelH lI-
nous in EutHu. as WtII i Iu This
C0uutrE sata been engaged fH taEe
part lu the tournament s contest
on the same Nrler has been arranged
f0r the aDrahafs and pfwHaet- In
which trr Hrufard trpuuH. the Ial-
feI troupe fhe Ayailoua troupe and
tho MuutIo-s troupe viii tfla uast
o. iarahlc ritHilt between
the |acrHHHfa and % profess nuHi
leHpef- Hud tho most dtsh|ue and sr.r-
UiiHr.I ITO Increase the Interest. Cd
corps af iadt - mnHst- anI Uht-H.a
culture experts have been added
NYrfIH HHI Rose viii civ. ruI-. uf
gold and diamond mode ta ths ono
tre most era -kIH sll
darin- n su.'siull1 itIr|uE fha
high barriers an clearing fH' books
animal. and" So. E.HH#. ..H
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24

j. a combination ~ coioalsl and
Queen Asre. and h does not lsok d.
~ Ike aHy concrete eoase that ans
one eFer
Thers = ~ reason =sl1 NJ E5l-
on - he stood before hls model. shy
q concrete hose shouldn't he ~ pref
q e r other KIDD The house u
ths falufe aH - arsiicsiIy attract
e. 6 cell ~ practically 3 perfect
aaeisnE SOC tsat m model cam-
piee1. : arm hlefrg & f ~ mpulfs
made ~ the c~9Hsfruefign a. a fun
sired h0B~ ia fa Dan. and ) shalt
Build me nrst owe from faese mosids
neKt Esmmer ore thousand dollars
ein cover tae entire a9si - bgIaiae
fh4 hease shea alH BE- big noazh
Tor three Ordinary fsmfua
After tHe uaterals are ansemhlea
ea the ground 'aeies aofxiug hours
should De- fanIeleHf ~ build = house
continued Nr E1is9a After the cei-
.ar Is dug fhe contractor viii bring
4ia sand cement ard Crushed stone
together aifa ua concrete mixing ma
chinarI thr mould and g derrick. 90
the spoil - fast as Tho concrete
made f. poured into TIE m8ald-.
hIeh ~ together from cellar bottom
q roof tree The a8rkmen keep an
pouring Do t1e concrete untII o. over
81 ne Top Then they e. aaag
md ok days later they so back and
AXE or the mouids. piece b. piece
Roof and noofs VII be s9Iid con-
reie The only wood hceessrs VIII
the DOOR and . strip ~ wood sunk
round the edge ~ each floor ~ iaek
carpets fo When lt e. done sou
elil have a hgusc that is nrcproaf 4
.~erminprpgf and e|aterprooL and sou
iet ihe children chop the b8al.iers
vim hatchets al day. u lt giees them
pleasure Dc won't hurt tao housa
II was building constructed ou
hat formula that came through tho
FraHclsc3 fire u-uscathel. ana
lch a building wti last forever and
1T more AM more solid aa time
or b
incidentally. he cxpressed the r
that theoretically the horse I
Hl difappear from Manhattan Island
,me time next December. when hIs ,
~ storage battery for automobile q
ropuisioH b. placed on The market
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24
rKRHs OF srs4cnIITIox.


Through klfs erfrae ana
UorfhIsr latetmrntr the bgE IT
banks mas bring disaster upan them
reive % u1e mot prasref9ut ~ times.
bui 10 eiar baakerr ars more
hread and cautious .a financial a.
fairs tbaH aHy ~ enc rest ~ us Any
msn ubo knoas anything 80 al about
husiufs kn9ea Chat 10 be- true and
hence 70 BE- 1851 permit hIa common
sense 70 assert iiseIf even Tor . fee
minute he VIII perceive thar De- ls 80
extremely Improbable az o. BE- prae-
ticaly impossible ~ bring about n
time ~ general bank failure D. tho
midst ~ such general and an per,al-
INK property aa this country nov en-
JOYS.
True. a rrlsis may BE- preglptsted
on Wall street ed any umc. becausc
the busInrss ~ that street Is built thai
way u gambling b. your business. and
after ~ have bet your aU. " the
nrpng card turns ~. your panic VIII
be rIght there ana you eIB b. ready
Tor fhe receiver. but n your business
Dr. 90 raise things for people o. est. ~
manufacture things for people o. wear
~ use and the demand for your stuff
D. better than u ever was before.
when. 81 hos ~ why. is any paufct
EDinR ~ reach your
~ you put up ~ collateral every.
thing sou have. and Invest 10 ln the
rtock ~ some wa cat scheme and
the people get on" ~ your scheme.
you may expect your finish when
your notes come doc. Rot the people
~ the United states have not been
doing business after thai manner f,
They have been raising ihlngp and
making things that have on establish h
81 value iu thf markell 81 fhe world.
hence though the money may mot De- 81
iu the vault 80 the present moment. u
On o. perfectly safe because it O. 49, O.
ways Boa the stuff and b. il ouiy "a mat-fr
Ter ~ q Few dags % get lt Qua. Audit
the same lH truc ~ the banks They'll
have taken the money that sou had i
no Immediate USE for. and have Ief ttI
on good security 90 mon who $50 D.
ice Tor DO. aud Nho have been D.
making m7nes Bog usIug d. Hut white 20
it o. thuH puf and ihc NOTES mot due f.
although lt may bo at safe as though o.
It Hefr Boo tbet'ultcd States ttoaaup.I0
" sou urrrIpiiats e panic and rei up n
10 run 90 tho banks they will have Co. T.
-laae their doors boo matter hoa round Il
Way boz 5000 thsy must dp that IS
ir much fuf your protection ae f4rIa
.heir unu Do
Thi. country waa netof uuuu o.
FOUNDER aud more p]rospcruu business 0
basis than 90 Dr. to-day. ans man
who nHI hrIug Dots common sense tu %
lrar uuan .he situation vu s.e bee Dol
.ond o. doubt. that while piuIrky o..
.rrInE 10 certain .ocaiIrs mas cause q
iH Isolated failure hcfo aud there. DO %
o. bualne .mpossiidlty. under such On
ondil.us tn brug about o. general s.,
nr una lcIal cfisis Ith
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24

instances ~ moral u%pTisings iu Can
ada against IL political corruption If
puts these over against nis tales =
corruption b how that good car
tome ~ ~ that lard despite an -
lnfecti9n O. which 81 has been expDse
WHAT hs facts really sh0a e mat
Canada q coming o. co-nsei01ene -
Gins zld mas soon cease ~ ADOPT
that arcflu1nl1us attitude toward
the Ea.ted states ahiea has always
formerly characterized 60 whenever
fae relations q the tao countries have
been 8.
N6w ~ only England can come .5
e1nseousHes ~ ls sins and discover
That n 81 probably worse Than either
the United states " Csnsda-eertsia-
) aoue u me I9ng-estab isaed re-
spec.ahIe forms ~ graft aye taken
into tho raekorfnEt. Improbable az u
may SEEM some sa,a an upaard st.p
no. entirely excluded from the r.
Hbiltl@ - EnElH evolution
There are Co. tbe United sa, si
courts ah.rd have the power b. grant
divorces 70 Germany there ore
France ~ aad D England o. Enta
marriage f. good deal ea u q f4Ir-
ure There than H s. here tha Record
Herald thinks ,na, Eng court
ought 20 receive good pay Tor working
overtime
one hundred and t40 japanese soil
ard aaIi9fs base beaH created
peers for the part they took IH the
war gains Russia Bosf ~ the Rus
'iana vino took paft In the campaign
laFe been contaminated and -ea-
.eHced o. death pr imprtsoHmeH
ir Cleveland there e an average ~
me saeou for e.es ZOO people 1e
O. the incre7s ed cost ~ Hs.ne
muse De- rather trying ssmetlues 81 :
De goo people M support tasr
on-keeper lH tae condition 90 2h...
.e has bcen accustomed Is
The heir 30 the Hungarian THRONE
never been n Hungary lite -
liuds W. " 5ue ~ lhs senat1a from
fontana
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24
BIRDS EYE VIEWS

Boss Tweed was counted as some
ming 81 "a CRATER boz Sew York iu hi-
day bur Boss Tweed HH- ana amateur
/ comparison with some OF the Sew
Mexico grHHprs. The rIuudrrhuud
has the Tweed organization beaten out
uf sight ~ o. thoroughly up no date.
but just uuw some OF its member. arc
having mlagitIuE- Cheer up. Ipta
TNcod's sentence was only Twelve
car and be- got away with several
millions No doubt hut 1uwnulI hat.
broken his ccurd but the money was
not here Go get.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24

The fact that Ajax and Huli and
Eui-c ali claim % D. the originator
~ fle single statehood movement E
the worst thing against IT, curE
mould take steps d suppress he
fool friends.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24

That report about George wash
lgt9u dYdEing his faxa CONES t91
10 tHs gndesirab4 citizen ciaE-Tae-
-sr 4 zen
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24
What the Editors
Offhe Southwest
Are Saying


4 large fiery obi-- flar r 10
the zenith and burr loud r--
port WAS recently slTed near
santa Eoea r. 81 h. 1rg11E missed
. occidental bonn g--allHger STOCK
man
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24

j. r. said lH Chicag3 that Detroit g.
H.e Httle village vitn "A promising
base BALI team shat may make
mark when Dc grows up.-PhueuiN.
Republican
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24

Mamma Mrs OIlcastIe just went
i ater our mess bust Of Shake
afe nHen che uas here thI- after
Hau
Burst. mH feIr burst Mercy
ltss h.e can sou use such slang
AHH you've bvfu In Europe fui.s
tlH -chfDaEu ReC1rd-HeraI1.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24

TOR SALE.
s-s3e- story brick residence Win large
Gf'ln4s = finest garden Land Barn ana
poultry houses Fruit arc shade tre-s
within three blocks o. street rail.av
FOR SALE
efN-fIle res lerce near Raffrs1, p.rN
TO lars o. ruams. modem. $3.50,
Or.slsl cost fssoo.
TOR SALE
lots win tive 7 STORY brick bus
hHusF aasf fntaslmrnt ala -
hiH2 " speedy advance 90 value
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24

Twelve rears aea feu l-arle knea q ruIh
r. rreparafiau aa a. Poe Ger frr fha Feet
Today after fhs urHuiur merit 20 Alien q
ore EratreH urrsan o. another. there ara
mtiiuua $40 Hnulf 81 snHr o. uffhout =
'euffrirs ne wlthauf the dalf um % hIIen's
EsHr BE- De- a ciean uhniasame. heal
nr anftsrpftr nawdHf 60 b. ahahrn fntr
49, slu ahieh has aFrn rast ara an
f e. Hfef aat aehiur feet ln az uartn ~
ne HaUa u aarea anfa 80 aalA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24

We're there fewer gentlemen of
prestige and standing VINO sold their
"a rvIoes 10 assist boz lodging taxes tho
financial condition of this county
might bo considerably better than Dc IS.
~ -ocUt Goo as that BE- is highly im-
proper for q gentleman 90 prestige
standing 90 II|I people tax
dodgers when he himself. bias used
DIE ~f1r-rHachIug Influence boo This die
r" fiuu People may begin to be- eus-
H"I"us ui such an individual after "a
time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24
Mems Work Shoes


tITHER PLAIN or car TOEs.
INN or CoNGKIsS WI HAyE
INN ~ 4 NAKIETY OT LASTS
A>B ut THEu JJ~r n CARE
IJLIr A. pHE~s sH0Es
rHE SOILS AHE ctr FROM
sTLEOTED WILL WEARING
LEATHER IITHLR LIGHT. M
nUN OR HENN WEIGHT TuE
trrERs ARR HoN CAR GRNIN.
kA>tAKoo car or CoIr skIN
HEul TWuL = U>En FOR
rHE HNING AND rHn ARE
tINI~uEn SMOOTHLY oN rHE
INSIDE TO MAKE UHfu Govt
fCErAnIE
w "a ABANTTE COOP WAR
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24

TOR RENT.
Houses-F0r rent iu dferent parts u the
cty. cali % s1lCe for list
FOR
rHHm raffaEa on Central Az
h-e sH foot l.t cas- water easy terms
IOE SAB
t-Noo-ka rHrl frutare property Was,
SIDE ~ santa Pc track. rrr.HF ferf ~
rr A.rr GerrsnIa Orr r.af varfs -
afaHr turns 7qlrn srs trasls rIs
m
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-24

The heir 10 the Hungarian tar.a
has never been ln H1azars DE- -e-
minds us " 9me - lha senat1a from
Montana.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-19

S$;tz ;:;;;! S:: s: f ,;: !; DlD@gD1@
book, telling all about
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young woman as daughter. while
Mrs, John Zamales protested she
was the girls mother. John Tolan
Klimovicz last Sunday accosted Miss
Tolan and Hammerstrom ON a street
car. Klimovicz claimed her insist.
emily as his runaway wife, and was
arrested for dsorderly conduct. At
the trial yesterday, the young WON.
an said:
Il am Tillie Tolan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tolan. never saw
these people from Grand Rapids. |
never saw Kllmovicz until he tried
to force his attentions on me-"
She is my daughter and she was
born and reared in Grand Rapids
Mich. Don't you suppose | know my
own daughter when see her. She
left us two years ago and married
Klimovicz," said Mrs. Zamales.
Both sides produced photographs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-19
NEW JERSEY REPUBLICANS.
State Convention In Session to Select
Gubernatoriai Candidate.
Ardmoreits Snscial
Ardmoreite Special.

Trenton. n, j., Sept ls,v--What
Is likely to be one OF the most ex.
citing state conventions ever held
by the republicans OF New Jersey
assembled here today for the pur-
pose OF deciding on candidate for
governor. Never before was the poll
tical situation so complex, due not
only to the split in the republican
ranks brought about By Senator Col
by's new idea" movement, but also
to strong antiRoosevelt senti'
ment among some of the delegates
to the convention. Justice J. Frank
lin Fort OF the supreme court and
Sheriff Frank II. Sommer OF ESSEX
county are about the only active
candidates in the field for the guber
material nomination. The new
idea" element favors Sheriff Sommer
although It is stated that Senator
Everett Colby has announced tha
he will support Justice Fort, II he Il
nominated by today's convention
Justice Mahlon Pitney has also beel
mentioned with some degree of er
| thusiasm, and it is possible that h
may be Compromise candidate.