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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-30

Iiei,v "ry Clews, the Wall street pub
Tai 'sent' has taken the stump for
Wan Ihls typical representative of
safa o street declares that Bryan is un-
euu mat Judge Taft will make an
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
Time to buy Soft Collar Negligee Shirts
A big assortment at

ever promulgated. Ills pyrotcch.
nc advent INTO national politics
was mad, on tree silver with the
~h,aycuhotn rates OF sixteen to one.
Now, no onc would insult the ~.
tcllcgencc OF a community by dis.
GUESSING It. His next paramount
was 'Impoaollsm. II has also
been rcl,gatrd to hcpolitlcal grave
yard Four wears ago he launched
INTO 'mrlittrrsm. That Shceted
ghost tailed tn sc1tc the most tumid
and has vanished into thin air. 1t
has been a continual retreat AID
vet IN the iacr ct that record he
now raises tb, hup and Ct, that the
Republican party rs IN iull retreat.
10, Republican party IS satisfied
with ats record, ITS leaders, It's pre-.
sent altitude, It's platform and IT'S
promise, Tor th, future. Wc are
Glad BRYAN Is not TOT us IT he we're
Ne would have grave suspicious
that sOmuIhine wa radically
wrong.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
THE COUNCILMAN.

In the last issue OF on esteemed
contemporary, La Naz puhlico OF
santa Rosa, we note m editorial
demanding Tor Guadalupe county
the right to name the Republican
candidate tor the territorial coun
ell tor the district which includes
the counties oi Guadalupe, San
Miguel and QUAY.
We desire to remind our friends
IN Guadalupe that IN zoos, alter
request. the Republicans OF this
county nominated MIR. Manuel C..
De Baca OF Guadalupc county Tor
the council and, through no fault
ut ours and without OUT knowledgr
Mr.. BaCa's name was withdrawn
from the ticket.
The Republicans OF QUAY county
were ready to support him and
would gladly have done so and
considered At that time that it was
Guadalupc's turn tor the seat and
that At the next election we should
name the candidate.
We, OF course. will keep our
agreement and endorse the choice
OF the Republicans OF Guadalupe
tor representative but do not he.
licve that that county is entitled
to name both OF the candidates.
In such matters both sides mus,
Weld something, mutual conccs
slons should be made IN order 10
insure that friendly feeling which
IS essential TO the success OF the
ticket.
Quay county is entitled 10 onc
member IN the Legislature tor the
protection OF its interests. 1t
simply cannot afford to hr unrep.
resented and wont be-. " iecl,
however, that this difference NAV
be- amicably adjusted.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

The quadrennial no WI OF the
democratic party has broken loose
and a few juvenile aspirants tor
bowling honors have appeared IN
Tucumcari. II is really amusing
to read their edusions and the
acme OF all pleasure is derived hy
watching the ardent contest going
on between them and the socialists
rs to which is the original, blown
iu-the- hottie, advocate OF all the
fantastic visions that causes intel.
ligence to smile while ignorance
mods its agly head in approval
One would think, by reading the
ordinary democratic editorial col
umn, that they are possessed with
superior intellect and that all vir-
tue has been appropriated by them.
They close their eyes TO the mag
n~iiicent progress OF the iast haIi
century that has made our country
the wonder and the glory OF the
world and declares that we are
headed 10 the demnition bow'wows.
They are o charging that Taft
10 the personal representative OF
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

The La Naz Publico Ut Santa
Rosa, one OF the oldest and best
Spanish. American papers IN thu
Territory, lately changed hands,
IL will now he under the manag
ment oil Messrs. Abran Macs and
Geo. Sena. Mr.. Sena is well
known here having served as
Court Interpreter aud is a vrrv
accomplished scholar in both En-
glish and Spanish. The politics OF
the paper will continue to be rs
before, republican. We wish tho
new management distinguished sue.
cess.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

With his characteristic display
OF g~yncraIires aud .N.r,,rv, bonn.
has, Nh BRYAN has made an attack
upJn the Republican platform
II, mas satIs fed himself that uu
has torn It INTO ,hrrds. Tie labels
his attack In iuIi retreat, and w,
wonder m,t what he means. I'm
order to d.t.rmu. SSH. in,r the par.
~ Is in tuii retreat l,E- proper.
20 consider what has been accom-.
.,0lshyd m ,h. past. what Itl.. u.H
dong and whatIt promise tor th.
nturr. The history OF th, party.
what IL has don, tor tg. people.
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

smile, hut industry will some dav
utilize that lake Tor irrigation pur
poses. VIII it par to Investigate
now, or shall! we tall into the same
OF 50 many other new coun.
tries and step out and let more
practical men take advantage OF
what is already within our reach
Think on these things.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

The Republican platform prom.
ises statehood Tor New Mcxico.
The next thing to do is tor us %
roll up magnificent Republican
majority, elect an active M to date
delegate to congress which Wi.
make statehood an absolute Ger.
tainty.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

Tom Taggart is the proprietor
OF the French Lick gambling r..
sort. incidentally he rs national
chairman OF the Democratic party.
and is whooping 'er up Tor BRYAN
Will a polluted stream give forth
pure water'
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE
BENEFICIAL.

BENEFICIAL.
Ca, OF thu most beneficial things
90 any community Is a business
Men League, such as ~" have in
iurumDtu. 1t IS a most potent
influence IN ans community but
duuuI, SD ~ a new Jnc. It the
duties and responsibilities proper.
lv assigned to 1t are carefully and
Systematically carried out the good
that will follow It's efforts can not
D., estimated. II 81, will all pull
together, each DO he. part, and not
tan, 1t TOT granted that the work
wlI D., don, by some other fellow.
o., WIIl not be- long until IT'S influence
HI.I I, i".tm a most substantial
way Ih. matter Ut advertising
should b, taken up N a systematic
way So that the world will know
''E ""'''E Iu lHl~ 'pNntN Tor
ambitious m,u. There's no doubt
that untold wealth exists IN this
.ImWuuJlg waiting only tor the
touch of capital and industry 20
quicken It INTO lie. But unless
th, world know. It. It might as
we'll not ,>r-t. nor Is advertising
the ONLY thing to consider. We
Recently heard q business mar su,,.
yes, that ~, should not advertise
anti. So, cot some rain, then get,
rm her, and sell to them. Tba,
does not appeal 10 ~. rs IN, ethical
1r practical spirit.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

In the event OF Bryan's election
il is said that Joe Bailey will he
attorney general, in which case the
criminal trusts will be- prosecuted
with great vigor.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

Strange. so strange that BRYAN
is not satisfied with the R"puhll-
can platform. But really that is
the greatest tribute that could ur
given to il.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

The Business Mems League ha,
It's shoulders to the wheel. SOM.
thing will now he done.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

zoos. passed a resolution declaring that
the inc crease of capital slock as hrfeina'
ter vet forth d, advisable. and calling .
meeting Ut the stockholders to- take action
thereon
That a copy % said resolution 81 the
board Of directors IS hereto appended
That thereafter. on the yist day OF
March, 4. u igos, pursuant To such call
oi the board Ut directors, and uIsiu notice
given to each stakeholder as provided IN
the t., laws. q special meeting Ut ih- stock.
holders VAS held. at which mrrung all ut
the Stockholders Ut SAID company were
present ~ person aud voted unanimously
IN favor OF said increase Of capital stock.
which said increase ~ as follows. to wit
10 increase the present rapital stock
ni $1,000 to s4S.oou represented 10y 1000
shares OF the yar value oi $500 each.
5 That At said meeting Of the stock.
holder, the foregoing amendment was as.
,cntrd to IN writing by more than tive.
thirds Ia interest oi each class Of the stock
holders having voting powers, which sad
written assent Is hereto appended.
o. That nifty live lSSl shares OF the
stock ot this corporation are issued and
outstanding
~ WITNESS WHEREOF the
NalITucum,au Masonic Building Coinpln,
ha, carved this ,er,ihcatc to- he signed by
It's president aud a.. secretary. mud il cot.
poralc seal to De hereto affixed tins 10Th
day OF Apul, \ - zoos.
IHE ItCj MCAkl MASONIC BUILD.
ING COMPANY.
Corporate seal by 1 &. iBarnr, Pres.
". llatgis. Srcy
RESOLUTION Or TIN BOARD on
DlREC fOkS.
Resolved that u n adv sable to increase
the capital stock OF this compan, from
Three Thousand Dollars s 1000 to I wen.
~. riVe Thousand Dollar $4,000 10 he
divided into one thousand (I,oOo) oi the
par value OF $500.
FURTHER RESOLVED that a meet.
ng Of the stockholders to take action upon
thu foregoing resolution be called TO he
held at the office OF this company on Man
Street, Tucumcati New Mexico. on the
iist day OF Mach A. u iyCs. ltgp VI
hLINhI
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO OF.
kIEE OF TIE S~EEkkIAkN

FlCE or THE SECRETARY
CERTIFICATE or COMPARISON.
| NATHAN INgFA. Secretary OF the Tel
1T New Mexico, do hereby certify
that there was nI-i for record In thu, OF
nee OF niue o clock, A. m. on the thlrtieih
day OF Aprll. A u. 1905, Certificate nt
Amendment TO Articles ct incorporation
The TUDUMcAkI MASONIC BUILb.
lNG COMPANY no S4StJ and also
that nave compared the following cop,
ni the some, with the original thereof nov
on n'c and declare IL 10 be a correct tran.
script thcrrirom and Of the whole thereof
Given uuier my hand and the
Great sea- Of the r.frllor, OF
New Mexico, al the City Of san
.~t,l| "a Pc, the Capital on tins Isth
lay OF June \ II ZOOS
MATTHIAS IAggs
Secretary OF New Mexico
EkrI.ItATE o. INCREASE OF
CAPITAL. STOCk
The Iurumc,r Masonic Buldlny Com
p1uy a corporation Of the rern,ory Of
N-w NrNtcp Dy It, President and Secrc.
tlry DOES HEREBY CERTIFY
O. That the principal office OF the com
plnS O., AZ lucuuCar. New Mexico. aud
the agent therein IN charge thereof
and upon Nhom process against the cor
,1ytllnu may be ,sryed is Al-E H. Gold.
rnb-rg.
That the Board OF Directors ~ said
corporation At a meeting duly convened
aud held On the nh lay OF March, \ -.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
Territory OF New Mexico ,

County OF quay
Be Il remembered that on this as,h day
ot April, A. ID. 1905, before me personally
appeared Alex D. Goldenberg and "
Hargis, to me personally known. who be-
NIX by me- duly sworn. upon their several
oalhs did say that they are the president
and secretary respectively ci the TuCum.
carr Masonic Building Company and that
the seal Affixed TO the foregoing certificate
Is the corporate sal OF said corporation
and that the said certificate was signed
and sealed IN behalf Ut said corporation.
b., authority OF IT. board ui directors.
aud SAID /. {. Barnes and " Hargls
acknowledged said instrument to b. the
Tree act and deed Ut said corporation and
they further say that the resolutions Of the
board OF director, referred TO IN SAID cerii.
NDate a true cop OF which IS APPENDED to
,aii y%er,tnclte vas adopted at a meeting
OF said board OF directors dul, convened
and held on the 9Th day OF March. 4. d..
iyos,
Aud they further upon their oath say
that the assent OF all the stockholders III
said corporation vas gwen 10 the amend
m-ntS contained IN SAID oertinci-
|, &. BARSEs Pres.
" J.. HAEGl,, Srcy.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
!Sth day OF April \ u 1905
lScal) NJ & MEJHEM
Notary Public Quay county. y. Mex.
My commission expires July -. IgiI.
ENDORSED
No, SlS4
Cor. Reed. Vol. Page sal.
Certificate OF amendment to Articles of
Incorporation rtCl MCAkI MASONIC
BUILDING COMPANY increasing capl-
tai stock.
Filled IN Office Of Secretary OF New
Mexico April so 1905 "a VI
NIIHAN lNfFA
Secretary.
Cnmnared Z. 70 q
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
ttiidavi, Of Circulation
c

THE follow ing announcements are sub
jeci to the action Of the Democratic pri-
MARES.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

FOR SALE. l.. T.. Smith type
writer, been used SIX months.
Call al tins office. 3S.4t.pd
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
Compared &. to o

rESn'roT' ~ NEw AEs'co =.
Cd NTN ~ quay
| hereby certify that this instrument was
hlrd Tor record on the - tag Of luu- 4
-. Igos At 10 o clock \ VI and Mas duiy
recorded in HOOK { Ut Miscellaneous page
S44.- on lh,s ,! day Ot June \. D. i9oa.
,SclI Mttn-S, my hand and seal Of OF.
lice.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

Display ads ISc an .nch a week. and
local liners one cent a word m issue
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-21
WILL STAY 4.
ON "A WAR FOOTING
MINISTERIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
SETTLES POLICY or NIPPON.

FHSNHM ter3T@L N&TGsAEg |daH NEs84NE MrT&F
Victoria. B. q, July 1S.-News Of a
remarkable interview with the Jap
anese minister Of communications by
a joint deputation from the Japanese
chamber Of commerce, is given in
mail advices from Japan. The dele
cation, it is said, criticized the alb
normal military expenditures and, d.
nancial arrangements, which they said
had caused the great financial depres.
sion.
The minister of finance replied that
existing arrangements could not be re
duced and regretted that Japan had
not two more divisions during the re
cent war. This would have enabled
the Japanese, he declared, to have
crushed the Russians at Mukden and
enabled them to secure a large indem-
nifty. The deputation urged economic
measures and the minister promised
that taxation would not be further
increased, although the existing rates
Of taxation would be maintained.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-21
BUILD A HOME FOR
WIDOW AND CHILDREN
PURCHASE LUMBER AND
HAVE COTTAGE ERECTED.

"A widow mother and three orphan
children, one a boy with q broken!
arm, have been furnished with q home
by the Altar society Of the Catholic
church and placed in a position where
they may support themselves and pay
for their home.
When the ladies of the society
learned OF the destitute condition Of
the family they procured q lot and suf-
ficient lumber and had q cottage
erected for the family. Now the
mother and her children are comfort
ably housed in the northern section
Of the city.
In order to pay for the lumber.
which was secured from q local yard,
the ladies Of the society will give q
benefit entertainment next Wednes-
day evening on the Paul Mccormick
lawn, when refreshments will be
served. r
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-21
ARRIVE HERE
EVERY HALF HOUR
DELAYED TRAINS COME IN CLOSE
TOGETHER.

Ems T- ntA
"A train every thirty minutes, either
In or out OF Billings. was the record
established by the Northern Pacific
railroad last night. due to the arrival
Of the delayed trains. which had been
held up IN Washington, west Of spo-
kane, by q washout In the Cascades.
The washout was repaired Friday
and the hrst train to get through. the
North Coast Limited Of Friday, ar,
rived in Billings last night at 5:25
O'Clock, and was followed 90 minutes
later by No. 2 OF yesterday. Next ar.
rived train No. Z Of Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. and then Nos. s and is
OF yesterday. This morning the reg
ular trains from the west were No
ported on time.
The difhculty west had been over
come but . short time when trouble
occurred on the Burlington east, due
to a wreck at Huntley. All trains on
the Burlington last night were marked
indefinite, but this morning q 8
O'clock It was announced that the
wreckage had been cleared from the
track and trains would start ct once.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-21
JUMPED THE TRACK EAST OF
HuNTLEY LAST EVENING.
NO ONE IS INJURED
Miscellaneous Collection Of Freight
piled up Alongside the Track
Some Of the Cars Were Destined to
Billings Merchants.
Especial to The Gazette.

Especial to The aazette.)
Huntley. Juy 1S.-Parting in the
middle. In some manner 20 yet I'M
accounted for, q Burlington train was
partially wrecked at s o'clock tnis
evening, one and one half miles east
Of this point. It IL presumed that one
Of the cars jumped the track, the
others following. They were badly
demolished.
There were is pox cars, one re.
frigerator. one loaded with steel and
thirteen others.
The refrigerator car vas loaded
with butter, beans and meats. The
balance carried hardware, bed springs.
tobacco, carpets, coffee and miscellan-
eous freight.
"a number were routed 70 merchants
in Billings. one each being billed to
C. W. Bowen and w. H. Donahue.
No one was injured.
The wreck ties up trafic in botn
directions, until It can be cleared.
The locomotive, Win SIX cars Inn
medtately following It, was not dam
aged.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-21
HAYES SAYS HE
IS A MURDERER
MAN I'M MlssoULA JAIL CON
FEssEs 10 KILLING coMRADE.
Especial to The Gazette)

tNA FHsN &m @HEN1
Missoula, July 18.-The govern
ments of the United States and Can
ada are to interest themselves in the
case Of James Hayes. a veteran Of
the Boer war and the self-confessed,
murderer Of q comrade in the British.
army. II. d. Ebey, an official Of the
United States immigration bureau.
with headquarters in Helena, was In.
Mtssoula today and conducted an ex-
animation OF Hayes. who startled the
sherin's Office with q tale Of murder
done eight years ago. Mr.. Ebey
stated that he would at once formu-
late q report and forward It to Wash
ington, where the matter would be
taken up with the Canadian govern
iment.
Hayes claims that IN 1900, while
serving in South Africa with q Cana
dian regiment, he shot q comrade
while the latter was on picket duty.
He told the local oficers that he had
never been suspected Of the crime,
but that his conscience finally drove
him to confess. He has been found
sane by q commission Of Missoula
physicians.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-21
MANAGER
Is UNDER ARREST
WEALTHY PoRTLANDER cHARG.
ED WITH EMHEzzLEMENT.

Portland, July 1S.-Whitney y.
Boise, manager Of the Hawthorne es-
tate. a prominent clubman, politician
and lawyer, was arrested today on!
five warrants charging embezzlement
from the Hawthorne estate. The
amount OF the alleged embezzlement
as specified In the complaint is $7.197,
but II is said this sum total Of the
alleged shortage is in excess OF $780,
900 and may reach 100000 The
complaint was sworn to by Mrs. T.
Catherine p. Collins, Bosses sister-in-
law. Boise was arrested in his Offices
and bonds were fixed at $4,000.
The complaints specify in detail q
large number OF alleged misappropria-
tions Of funds belonging to the vast
estate Of the late j. Hawthorne, which
is supposed to be worth several mill
ions and of which Boise has had su-
pervision for years.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-21
EIGHT INJURED.
Elevated Cars Crash Into Bumpers Il
HIuh Speed

Elevated Cars Crash into Bumpers Il
High Speed.
Chicago. July 18-Eght persons
were severely injured and . number
Of others suffered minor injuries IN
m accident . u the Jackson park
branch Of the south side elevated
railroad at Stony island avenue and
sixty-third street today. a train Of
three cars crashed against the bump
ers at the terminus 81 the road. tear
ing loose the front trucks Of the mo-
tor . and allowing the Vi to slide
over the bumpers for about 10 fest.
Catherine Jasmecka, ~ years old.
was the most seriously hurt. Her
lower Jaw was broken and her head,
face and body cut and bruised. The
accident Is believed to have bean
caused ~ the failure u the brakes
to work.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-21

Wayne tonight. The accident happen
ed n half mile west Of Columbia
City. The automobile was stopped at
g crossing by q freight train and
drove on the tracks behind I he
caboose, the driver falling to see the
eastbound Manhattan limited passen-
ger which was passing at q high
speed.
The machine was destroyed. The
six bodies were scattered along the
tracks for 100 feet and all were badly
mangled. Skulls were fractured. arms
and legs broken, chests crushed and
clothing was stripped from the dead.
The daughters Of Mr.. King were
Katherine, aged 6, and Josephine,
aged IL. Miss Bradshaw was 16 years
old.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-21
MAN DROWNED IN A
SWIMMING CONTEST
lA. d. FREEZE SINKS IN THE PRES
ENcE OF THOUSANDS.

Chicago, July 18.--A. g Freeze, 81
years old. the Oldest contestant ii the
swimming race today In the Chicago
river, conducted by the New Illinois
Athletic club, was drowned while
passing under the Madison street
bridge.
Freeze, with the other swimmers.
left the life saving station at the
mouth Of the river to swim to Van
Buren, street.
The race was won by G. Benson, Of
the New Illinois Athletic club. with
Anton Jaeger. Of the same club,
close second.
Freeze was the distance of four
squares from the goal when he sank,
almost at the moment the winner fin
ished. AT the same time Howard
Wetz, another contestant, was seized
with q cramp and barely escaped q
similar fate. Freeze was q German
and . resident Of Chicago. He was
the proprietor Of q saloon IN Milwau-
kee avenue. Thousands OF people
stood on the banks OF the river and
bridges and witnessed the drowning.
Harold Christensen, AZ years old.
noting the distress Of the swimmer.
sprang into the water and started TO
aid him but was not able to reach him
in time. The police recovered the
body BY means Of graphing hooks.