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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-18

ing a new county court house1 and
how much have you saved1" she
asked tenderly.
Three-eighty-hve," replied.
"I-I-guess that is near enough
she stammered. "Come on up to.
night"
AS l approached the house ! heard
beautiful strains of music from
Names snow white throat there
eminated in clear. soprano tones
tones so very dear to me--melo-
dious, silvery music. AS | stood
there enraptured, my heart bubbling
over with love and etfervescing like
a beheaded bottle of champagne in
a sweat-box. glanced through the
kitchen window. There, her arms
plunged TO the elbows in a pan of
dough stood-Mame's mother, sing
ing "We'l work till Jesus comes.
(She's still working.)
The awakening was too sudden.
! turned and wandered to the inner
most recesses Of the bottom wood
land-and thus ended a beautiful
romance. Later when | discovered
that the lock of Names hair /
had been carrying in my watch
was from her switch. / went over to
one corner Of Tom Fuller's place,
iconoclast that | was, and inferred
both love and hair together. On a
small marble slab one may still
read "Hic facet Love For Name
Forever More"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-18

will send particulars, ! might con-
slider that proposition.
Once more the glad summer sea.
son bathes our Luzells home in all
the glory Of summer, the time when
a man may sit in the shade with his
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-18

souls mate and suck cider through
straw, while the strains OF the
Lucille band rise and fall in the
bewitching crescendoes and dimin-
uendoes Of rhapsody. Good even
ing. Mrs. Fair.
DEACON SNOW.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-06-18

Mr.. Editor. / guess you wonder
why have not written in so long.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-29
OTERO COUNTY TO
HAVE EXTENSIVE ,
EXHIBITS
Every Effort Being Made to
Stimulate Interest Among
Farmers Around AIamgOrdo
in Coming Event,

That Otero county and the section
around Alamogordo is to make a
noise like farming at the Irrigation
congress and exposition is shown by
the following from the Alamogordo
Advertiser:
Otcro county VII be heard from
at Albuquerque. So much was de-
cided at the Farmers meeting last
Saturday. In conjunction with the
Alamo Business Mems chb every eff
fort will be made to stimulate inter-
est in this matter. Otero county can
produce almost anything from pump
kins to peanuts and from figs to four
o'ClOCks.
The Interstate exposition will begin
September 18th, but it is not too early
to commence preparations for prize
winning exhibit.
The farmers meeting should have
been better attended as there were
important changes in the constitution
and bylaws to be voted on. These
were all unanimously adopted and flu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-29
HEARING FOR
SANDOvAL
TODAY
WITNESSES BROUGHT IN
FROM CABEZON DISTRICT
Men Charged With CHASTITY
Murder Of Juan Valdez to be
Arraigned Before Judge Alb
bOtt This Morning,

Captain Fred Fornoff. of the mount
ed police, and Lieutenant Robert
Lewis arrived in Albuquerque last
night from the Cabczon country
where they have been since last Tues
day investigating further into the
CHASTITY murder of Juan Valdez. at
Cabe2on, on May 4th last. and for
which Emilano Sandoval, former
sheriff of Sandoval county is under
arrest, together with Albino Gurule
and Antonio Gonzales SandoVal and
Gurule are in the Jail in Old Albu-
querque while Gonzales is held at
Bcrnalillo He will be brought here
this morning by the Sandoyal county
sheriff. Cornelio Sandoval, a brother Of
the man held for the murder The
arrest Of Sandoval and the positive
testimony of the two small sons of
the murdered man that it was he who
struck the blow which killed their
father has aroused deepest interest in
Sandoval county and in Bernalillo
county. where Sandoval because of
his former position and family con-
ncction. is we'll known.
Several witnesses have been brought
in from the Cabczon district, who are
expected to shed further light on the
murder and it is not improbable that
an interesting story will be told today
in the preliminary should the taking
Of testimony be reached, Sandoval
has refused to make any statement
,,pnarDip,r bio arrest and thp ugIN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-29

old crop alfalfa and natiNc hay
T.. ". Fee. BO2-6O4 S. 1st, Phone 10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-29
MONTENEGRO PL0TTERS
GET STIFF SENTENCES

Ccttinic June 28.-Thc trial of thir
ty-sX prisoners charged with rcvoIu-
tionary activity i'm connection with tn"
discovery OF score Of bombs here
last year and during which sensational
testimony was adduced involving
Grown Prince George Of Servia in a
conspiracy against Montenegro, result
ed six being condemned to death
three to life Imprisonment and tween
ty-scvcn, including five former cabi-
net ministers, to terms Of imprison
mont ranging from six to twenty
years
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-29
Standard Plumbing and
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SANTA RE TIME TABLE.

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-29

stated. railroad is much more de
pendent upon it's human than upon its
material equipment for safe and eff
/ cient operation. No matter how gen
! erously every material equipment is
provided. how lavishly capital is eX-
| pended for Improvement of roadbed
! additional side tracks, terminals, safe
| ~ devices, and the like, the outlay
| is useless unless the road is efficiently
manned 1t is therefore altogether
regrcttablc that the attitude Of our
/ employees has been changed That it
/ has been changed from loyalty and
consideration to indifference If not to
! disoyalty. no observer will deny And
the influence which has brought about
this change is unQucstOnably tn"
present state Of public opinion which
/ condemns all corporations indiscrm-
/ inately."
As a remedy for this state of at
/ fairs Mr. kruttschniu proposes, in his
/ Appleton article, that greater public
/ ity be given to the investigations that
are conducted to determine the causes
and to place the blame for accidents.
| He points out that the Hartman sys-
/ tenn no" puDIlsI''S AN a'''ue"t '"'''
TN IN "hl'h the '''uiIS oI an 81. ""
| Investigations are reporter Iu'IE, u"
addition the ROADS conduct StI''5 VI
surprise tests TO o'Ie''''lne "u'''e'
their men are opSerN'hR tn' Iu'tS III
regard I" sIsha'S. me results o' ,'''7'
tests are pupilSh'u ana Ine ''np,oS'3
VINO violate inc TuIes are uI7C' P',I ILL.,,
whether accidents result OF NOT me
dllhcuItN IS mat the puDIl' docs NOT
support the eHOtts Oh railway ol"e'oI7
to enforce the strict dlSclP'IHe 'l't 10
necessary ana III many cases uISc'Pl'm'
Ia relaxed our Of ueIer'hr' 10 Pup,!'
sentiment employees ana pettS ON.
GERS VINO are the ones '"s"'@o',' VI
breaches OF rules rear TO report llI''n.
'InC remedy les IN an dIOuS'u
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-29
YOU SHOULD KNOW THIS

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case Of kidney or bladder trouble
that Is not beyond the reach Of medi-
cine. No medicine can do more. j.
Fl. O. Kelley and Co,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-29
TIYE ANGORA GOATS.

have 1000 registered and high
grade Angora Bucks. Does and Kids
for sale, Prices reasonable. VIII sell
any number TO suit the buyer. These
goats are good heavy shearers and
win bear critical inspection. Come
and see them or write what you want
M. r. McCRORY. NJ. D,
San Marcial A.. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-29
PUBLIC BLAMEOFOR
RAIL WAY KILLINGS
One of Harrjman'S Men Says
Attacks on Railroads Have
Destroyed Discipline and
Says Majority of Victims are
TreSpaSerS,


New York. June Although tn,
total number Of persons killed unC
injured on American railroads foot,
up an appalling figure. the latest re-
port Of the interstate commerce com
mission showing 1868 killed ano
97706 injured during the year, il is
not true as generally suppos ID that
conditions are growing worsc nsteat
of better" says MIR. Julius Krutt'
schntt, who is Harman's right-han
man in the management of the JuiCr
Pacific and Southern Pacific raods unG
is recognized as one of the ublcst OPP
Grating men in Ama'-,l.
"On nc railroad with which | AN
meet familiar" say, MIR, Kruttechritt
'thc Union Pacific, not only tn" per
c"ntagc Of accidents but also tn" act
ual number, has been reduced. II
1906 the number killed OF all classes
was ia; in 1907 it was lO5. The mum
Der injured was reduced from l'SSl
in 1905 to IlO4 in 1917 At the same
tim" the number OF passengers carrlel
increased by nearly ~ per cent IhaI
is to say, this reduction IN accldcnt
occurred in the face Of an increase IT
traffic equal to l32,523,O36 passengers
carried one mile. The bettermrnt was
due as much to the higher efficiency
of the men as to the greater use o'
safety appliances aIlhoueh u" t'le9'
devices the company has expended II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-29

Beginning today hacks will be fur
nished by Oakcy's hack line at all
hours Of the day and night Prompt
and satisfactory service Telephone
1876 or 1856, u
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-29
Consumpnvcs Made Comfortable.

Foleys Honey and Tar has cured
many cases Of ineipient consumption
and even in the advanced stages af-
fords comfort and relief Refuse any
but the genuine Foley's Honey and
Far.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-29
G. A, GRANDE.
ROb North Broadway,

Newly furnished rooms in AeW
building, single or en- suite, with bath;
by the day, week or month, at rea-
sonabe prices. Sole agent for Ttteral
Canyon lime. Saloon; imported and
domestic liquors and cigars.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
Many Dogs Entered
for fhe Show
San francisco Kennel Club E.x-
hibition kists viii BE
Closed Tonight

The officials of the san Francisco
kennel club are enthusiastic over the
possibilities % the eleS enth annual
show of the club. which will be held
in the Auditorium April - to 20. In
usual interest is being shown in the
dog this year, the Oakland and Fresno
clubs securing splendid lists for their
exhibitions. AS the majority of these
dogs. and especially the classy ones,
will be at the San Francisco club show
the standard will be unusually high.
Among the we'll known exhibitors
who have made entries are Miss Jennie
A. Crocker of Burlingare, Mrs Eugene
Murphy of this city Mrs w ". Stet-
theimer of Menlo Park and Mrs. Irving
Ackerman. The latter has entered the
noted wire haired fox terrier End i;f1e
Precise Mrs. c. r. Harker of san jose
has entered team OF English bull
dogs. These will meet MS JOHN l..
Cunningham's Ivel Damon and sz.s. 4.
A. Hayes st. Queenie and EnIcilffe
Advance. Mrs o. j. Albee of Law
renee has entered Champion BTedaibans.
which will meet the stars of William
Ellery's wonderful team
Entries for the show will close to-
night at the Office. 459 McAllister street.
The office will be open until midnight
for the accommodation of intending
exhibitors. The entry fee is s3 for feed
and care of the dogs. besides maxim e
them eligible for the valuable prizes
offered in the various classes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
Additional Sports News
Seals Assaa Curves Of Garrett and Make
1t Seven Straight From Portland
BY w. u. Ssattery

It's seven now for the BOYS with
everything still breaking the way they
look for. The upset Of yesterday
looked so much like the others OF tue
present week that but few OF the rams
who were shouting for the Seals could
see the difference One inning, the
second, saw the triumph of the home
guard and the degradation of the i3eav-
ers. During the height of the excite
Inent six runs were hammered in ana
then everybody knew that the fight was
won.
Manager Danny Long kept his prom
ise and stuck in Mr.. Theobold to I'M
Der up his southern soup bone again
And this time Danny made no mistake.
Determined to show the fans that ne
has something after the bloomer ne
made on Thursday the Wisconsin kid
let out all the kinks he had His hrst
inning was his worst, for he improved
as the game advanced.
The second was where the Seals be-
gan to throw in the hooks and make
en- all stick. Mohler waited for a base
on balls and McArdle sacrificed him
along. Here Garrett suffered a severe
attack of the jimmies. issuing passes
to both La Longe and Theobold and
making it a full house with nobody
down.
Try as he might the Texas spit ball
charmer could not stick them over to
Hildebrand, who got another walk,
forcing Moh1er through the lines VIII
liams famed. but Piper responded with
walIop past short and La Longe and
Theobold beat it in. Melchoir got an
other Of the popular bases on balls and
Zeider put the bee on the game for fair
by lifting a Texas Lacquer into right
which cleaned off every base and made
it six rounds for the inning.
The terrible strain of that fatal
spasm took all the heart out of Gar
rett and he retired in the fourth in
favor of Harmon. For the balance of
the game the tall young man kept
winging the Seals to the bench so rap
idly that nobody could figure out the
combination. He allowed but three hits
for the six innings and not man
could even dream of a peep in at the
plate, for Harmon had everything.
After they collected those six tallies
in the second inning nothing could
stop the Seals. They played baseball
that sparkled and glistened and
charmed. Nobody erred and the Port
land batsmen were moved down with
machine regularity. Theobold seemed
to have been slipped a new lease Of
twirling life and he did what he pleased
with the star stickers who faced him.
The score
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11

BERKELEY, April 10.-The boat squad
of the University of California will dine
at training table at the Hotel Carlton
for the first time Monday morning, ac-
cording to the arrangements made by
the executive committee of the student
body of the university Twenty dollars
a month will be charged each of the
squad OF Il men, while the remainder
of the expenses will be borne by the
student body.
At the last meeting of the executive
committee the three freshmen who in
tentionally tied in the mile run in the
freshman intercollegiate contest will
not be- awarded the numbers of their
class. The following athletes who won
points for the blue and gold were
awarded the numbers of the class of
1911: Boydston, Jordan, Mum. Maddox,
Villas, Keough, Donald, Grubb, Harlowe,
Douglas, Evers. Thompson. Burnham.
Mccullough, Truxaw. Dowd, Kretsinger
and Fiske.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
Matinee Racing Will
Open Today

The reinsmen of the Park amateur
driving club will hold their first matt
nee races of the season today on
the speedway in Golden Gate park.
Some of the fastest horses owned by
the club members have been entered.
The first race will be started at /
o'clock The officials will be: Starter,
1. j. Crowley; judges, E. ]. Molera, AL
Joseph and DR.. I. B. Dalziel: timers, J.
A. McKerron and Frank Jermyn; mar
shall, Dan Hoffman
The members will open the club
training stable to the north of the park
next week. There are Accommodations
for 20 horses and additional stabling
will be erected at once. The entries for
the races:
Glass g. trotting-J. ". smedley's Red Vel
vet, +. ]. Kilpatrick's Mckinney Belle, g. r..
Aigelhnger's Dollidor, A P. Clsyburgh's Charles
H. L. Stocks Director B.
Class 3. trotting-S. Christenson's Reina Di-
rectum. F. W. Thompson's Lady Washington
NJ W. Herzog's Lady Nell, George r. Gays
Laddie G.
Class A, pacing-Thomas Fl. Brownies Victor
Platt. q. f.. Erins Toppey, L. F. Bannan'z $
Jim Chase, W. c. Hamerton's Colonel c, F. E.
Booths satinwood. D. e. HoTman's Mary K
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES
Athletes Active in
Academic Leauue

Ruether. captain of the Lowell high
school swimming team, will not be al
lowed to compete in the tournament to
be held In the Olympic club tank
April II, an insufficient number of
hours causing his blue blank to be
withheld
Pomona high school basket ball
team, champions of the southern Cali
fornia league. have challenged the
Oakland high school champions of the
A. A. L.
In the opening game of the Sacra-
mento Valley interscholastic league
Chico high baseball team defeated the
state normal by score of IA to 5.
Polytechnic high school has protest
ed the baseball game won by Lowell
April 8, as it claims that there was
an lrregularity in the blue blanks
Prlncipal Morton of Lowell and Mr..
Cloud, A A L. representative, on being
informed of Polytechnic's protest i'm
mediately started an Investigation and
are determined to clear up the blue
blank situation as far as Lowell is
concerned In such a manner that no
school hereafter will be able to pro-
test an athlete entered in any contest
X
President Skaife of the Academic
athletic league and Mr.. Cloud. A A. l..
representative from Lowell, have been
appointed TO represent the league on
a joint committee with two represen-
tatives of the Academic athletic union
OF southern California. The commit
tee probably will meet April 13. If
possible league will be formed or a
90 ~ 1T1lf "a.
mote and have charge Of all contests
between the championship teams of the
two academic bodies. No games or
track meet will be permitted to be
called a championship contest unless
the contesting teams are of equal rank
in their respective leagues and have
won the leading position in them. 1t
is believed that this plan will bring
the northern and southern schools to-
gether every year and enable the
school which wins to claim the cham
pionship of the state.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
BURNS NAMES TERMS

NEW YORK, April 1O.-.'Billy" Neill,
manager of Tommy" Burns the
pugilist, who is in England. arrived to-
day on the steamer Lusitania. NeilI
viii try to arrange a match with John
son, and it is said he will cover John
sons deposit of $4,000 with s2.5O0 ad-
ditional- Burns has said he is willing
to allow the money to remain In the
hands of the stake holder from nine
to II months in order to give pro-
moters an opportunity OF arranging z
the contest. He demands $50, 900 as his
share of the prize money. no matter
what the result of the battle. and would
prefer a contest of 40 rounds or to a
finish, which would limit it to Califor-
MIA or Nevada
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
Baseball Notes

Cooney did not have chance at shorr.
something very. rare In any ball game. The
other members of the Portland infield were
kept very busy, however as were the OUT
hammer the ball.
Theobold pitched grand ball after he got
over his nervousness in the first inning. He
was In bad with Casey, the hrst man up,
Waiklng nim without tossing strike How
were fielding and batting behind him. be was
not afraid TO stick the ball over the PAN
President Ed Walter of the Oakland club
yesterday AFTERNOON received a wire from
fitcher Deliers from Tacoma stating that he
would leave Immediately TO join the team
Deiiers was holding out for money, but when
he was convinced that Walter would not come
through ne sladly signed his contract
Manager Long is the hsppiest man in San
Francisco today and he firmly believes that
the seals VIII take every game of the series
from the Beavers, Long will work Henley in
ane DoA tnls afternoon. skillman tomorrow
crowd here tomorrow afternoon.
The fair sex vas well represented at the
game Yesterday and the first ladies' day Of
eepts rooteps id 70 be great success The
tne seais on with their shouts every time
man got on the bases. The Vassar girls
were on the Job again and rooted strong.
The work OF Garrett was 4 great d,ran-
pointment to the fans. The litt1e Teran' =.
VIII pe wen remembered pitched the openipg
game against the Seals who had all they could
% 90 70 grap Two runs OF his delivery He had
grand control and struck out nine men that
day. Yesterday, however. he seemed to 90
20 pieces at the outset and hsd neither speed
i20s sv11n ma o1 tns ball
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
TWO STAKES AT rNGLEsrpE

Seventy-two greyhounds will start
in two stakes at Ingleside coursins
park Sunday. The draw last night re-
suited as follows:
Open stake-Speedway vs. Keepsake; LOYAL
Front vs. Littlewood; Sequoia vs.. Trouble
Brewer; Fairmont Lass VS.. Bridal Veil: Mile
Rock vs.. WildAId Amandan VS.. Lady Honesty
Rocked Asleep vs.. Curry; Young Rocker vs.
Lady Help; b., Primrose vs. May Granard; Wild
Best Turkey VS.. The Rowdy; Go Ashore v.
Miss Emily: Pcngerie VS.. Flower Girl: Menle
Boy vs.. Roman Actress; Pedlar Baum VS.. Mis-.
sion Queen: Quick Action Pagiiacci; Master
Lane vs.. Eilbe Royal; Galte More vs. Youns
Cloyerdalc; Nora Alto VS.. ST. Francis
Champion stake-White Rogue vs. Princess
Tr.xie; Gallant Boy vs. The Crowd; rralee'.
Last vs.. Tresbien; Mr.. Lonjers VS. Rsar Ad
lnlral; Aggie Rocker vs. Wslla Walla: Rms.
sell J vs.. Gertrude; Country Girl VS.. Wauba
nauhkee; Myrtle vs. I. NJ N; Race King VS.
Tralee Lad, Jim Madden vs. Gcorgetown: Mav
Boy vs.. Clyde; Real Rocker va Wildwood
Onondago vs, Agile Spurt; Our Porto VS.. Trs,
lees Best: Ssngcrman vs. Golden Trales: Shaun
O'Farrell VS.. Presto
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
Crack Men Enter In
Relay Carnival

BERKELEY; April 1o-Under the auspices
OF the big c. society of the University OF
on the university oval tomorrow morning at
1890 o'clock. Many entries from the clubs
and preparatory schools have been received bv
President R. A. Balzari Of the society. The
trophies which will be awarded to the winning
teams are OF special interest. 16 inch silver
cup, the gift of Robert A. Roos of the class
OF 1904, will be presented to the winning high
school team in tomorrows meet handsome
cup donated by several alumni will be the
prize for the team winning the five man mile re-
lay for the championship of the coast Medals
will be given to individual winners.
There will be 10 track events and num-
Der Of special invitation events among which
is the high jump, in which Ruddick Of Ukiah
and Beesom of Healdsburg Will compete. Cap
tain flanagan of Stanford will endea7or to
break the record in the pole vault
Captain Glarner, the Olympic club crack. is
entered in the 300 yard run, the worlds record
of which he will attempt to lower In the
100 yard dash Gerhardt, Olympic club: PAM
Crossneld of the University of California and
Campbell of the Berkeley high school are
entered
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-11
AssEssMENT NOTICES

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
SUNSET MONARCH OIL COMPANY. location OF
principal place of business being city and
county Of San Francisco. Cal.-Sotice is hereby
given that at meeting OF the directors. held
on the 9th day of March. 1908 an assessment
OF ten cents (0cl a share was levied upcu
the capital stock OF the corporation PAYABLE
Immediately in lawful money OF the United
States. to the Secretary. at the office OF the
company, No 80 Clay ST., San Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment snail
remain unpaid on the 9th day OF April f0OS
will be DELINQUENT and advertised for sale a;
public auction. and unless payment is made
before, viii be sold on the 18th day OF Nav.
1905 at IL o'clock noon, at the ofhce OF the
company, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with the costs OF advertising and ex-
penses of sale. GEO. A. DOUGLASS
Secretary Of Sunset Monarch Oil Co.. 30 Clay
street.
Dated March 27 1908