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Special Summer Law Course

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
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Tommy Brown. By Aitkens Murray. CR. r Elmo X Col

An English "Pecks Bad Boy" is Tom my Brown In a series of ridiculous happenings told by Tommy himself. the book will really keep one laughing a great deal of the time Of course Tommy should have been spanked and sent to bed-but he wasn't, hence the story. In IA chapters or short stories by Tommy. we find out all about his happenings. at the telephone, with Chrsty's minstrels. with the baby, in the class room, with Aunt Jane, the walking match and the like. The book is really quite funny.
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 Meridian Star: Drs. Dozier & Dozier of Birmingham are the most worthy and distinguished physicians in their line of practice in the state of Alabama.
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The Sword Decides. By Marjorie Bowen.
 CThe Mcclure Col
 This book is one of the best of the his- torical romances written for a mighty long time. Miss Bowen has written some other good stories but this is the best she has done and that statement covers a multitude of remarks.
 The scene of the story is laid in Ma ples and the neighborhood in the four teenth century, when Hungary was kingdom and Naples a realm. Andreas of Hungary had been married to Giovan- ra, daughter of the dying Neopolitan usurper King, by way of plaeating the Hungarians in their resentment against his usurpaton and also to avoid dissen- sion and strife should Giovanna claim the crown in her own right. The story opens as Andreas is about to enter Ma ples to claim both wife and kingdom. The old Kings death Is hourly expected and Andreas is eager to be present to receive the succession from the old man himself before he dies. He arrives in time and is acknowledged by the dying mon arch. Giovanna, however. full of personal ambition and instigated by Ray mond. scorns her husband. openly haunts him and demands the crown in her own right. Appeals are made by both Andreas and Giovanna to the Pope at Avignon,
  Giovanna leaves Naples with her follow CTS and seeks shelter in a neghboring monastery. Andreas is crowned King The fugtives in the monastery form a conspiracy by which it is planned to en- tice the King to a council of peace for the purpose of murdering him. The King in defiance of warnings from his faithful captain meets his wife and finds his fate. He is found dead without the monastery walls by the monks the next morning Giovanna returns to Naples and Is crowned Queen. Hungary, however is I'D in rage against the foul crime and Ludovic, its King, and Andreas brother marches at the head of a great army to wreak vengeance on Giovanna and her followers. He meets Giovanna and is over come by her beauty He believes in her protestations of innocence. His change of attitude brings about complication of events which are unusually exciting and which in the end opens Ludovic's eyes. The sword then decides.
 From this outline the reader will not be able to judge of the breathless spirit of the narrative Every incident. every scene, every parsonage is marvelously realized and not only these but the polit- ical conditions which gave rise to the struggle. admirably described.
 'Giovanna" her self is wonderful piece of work Miss Bowen has breathed into her story the very breach of gen uine history and made 1t living. "The Sword Decides is not the usual, com monplace manufactured. machine made article known as a historical novel of late It is a genuine romance.
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DIR. Y. K. HOLLOWAY Specialist Private Diseases

l guarantee you a cure and give y O u reference with permission, to First Natl Bank. Jefferson County Savings Bank and the Commercial State Hank. as to my responsibility.
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If You Get Thirsty To-day Ask the soda fountain boy for PEP-TO.LAO. It looks good--tastes good-is good. Contains no "dope" beart-stilnulant. cents.
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been contracted simply by kissing. Some people would be willing to have a few diseases If the "kisser" could be selected to contract from. but no doubt the physician is right. Let's admit it at any rate and in the language of the street let it go at that
 In the mean time. kissing, no doubt, will continue-more or less.
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Ads Illustrated witt good cuts arc trade winners-The Gawk makes good
 cuts.
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Death in the Kiss. A pamphlet by New York physician. (Broadway Fuo- ,;sbinr Col

Death in the Kiss. pamphle' ps .,h
 New York physician. (Broadway ruo-
 fishing Co.)
 The New York physician who sent forth this audacious proposition TOT discussion. was well enough endowed with mental gifts not to give his name. For who on earth in New York par ticu,arlv would employ physician who contends that kissing is worse than wrong-that it is a physica' crime? And suppose it is-whats the difference?
 The fact that we may "catch" all kinds of disease by kisslng papies, ineh and women-who cares? Nobody! The real crime. if there is any Tn this ques- tion. can only be a discussion Of 1t, without any possible good. Suppose there are microbes will not love kill them and even if love does not, who will stop to think or care? It is very ridiculous that with all of the vital ouestions that must come up for dis cussion and solution among physicians a waste of time and words should he made to attempt to enjofn the greatest of all things-kissing. It looks to "a man I'D a tree" as if the New York Physician" was up against stone wall-as he should be- As the Spanish say. "Amar y Saber no puede ser" (Freely translated). "a man or woman in love hasn't any sense and doesn't want any" So that tracts such as "Death in the Kiss tmay be, and even so) may do some good, but who believes it?
 The New York physician gives whole lot of arguments showing how different diseases he knows of have
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-09
CONVICTS MAKE
DASH FOR LIBERTY
Montana Penitentiary Scene Of Des.
perate conflict-Guard Killed, War
den Wounded-Escape Prevented.

Deer Lodge, Mont, March 9.-Ward-
en- Frank Coney of the Montana state
was dangerously wound
ed and his first assistant warden,
John Robinson, was killed when three
life convicts, George Rock, W. H.
Hays and another, whose name is not
given, made a desperate attempt to
escape at the prison yesterday. Robin
sons throat was cut from ear to ear
and the jugular vein was severed. Con-
ley's throat was cut and he was also
stabbed several times in the shoulder
and groin before he was able to draw
his revolver and shoot two of his as
sailants down. Convicts Hayes and
Rock were both shot down by Con-
ley after the latter had been serious
ly wounded 1t is believed that the
warden will recover. The attack on
the prison authorities and the attempt
ed escape, according to the prison au-
thorities, has long been planned by
Rock and Hayes, who were cellmates.
Both were armed with pen knives the
blades of which were sharpened like
razors.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-09
AMERICAN FLEET
IS HEARD FROM
Wireless Messages
Report All is
We'll
A REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE
Battleships Will Reach Mag.
dalena Bay on March IL
Barring Accidents.

Washington, March 9.--About the
last place the navy department expect
ed to hear direct from the Atlantic
battleship fleet now in Pacific waters
for at least six weeks was on the At
lantic coast, yet this is what happen
ed The navy department was in
formed today by the wireless station
at Pensacola, Florida, that the follow
ing message from Rear Admiral Thom-
as in command Of the second division
had been received at that station:
"On board United States ship Geor-
gia, o'clock p. m., March 8, (via the
United Wireless Telegraph company: ::
Fleets position this hour Is latitude
1437 north; longitude 102.0l west.
Weather is fine and the ships are at
present moving along at rate of 10 1-2
knots an hour. Fleet will probably
reach Magdalena bay March 18th. two
days ahead of their schedule.
Cruise has been successful every way.
Ships are in perfect condition and will
be ready for record target practice i'm
mediately upon their arrival at Magda-
lena Bay"
The position of the fleet as given in
the dispatch from the Georgia Is on
the Mexican port of Acapulco. This is
regarded as most remarkable per-
formance considering that the wireless
impulses had to cross Mexico, Texas
and hundreds of miles of water.
Another Wireless Message.
San Francisco, March 9.--The Amer
lean battleship feet came into direct
communication with Mare Island yes
terday. a message being received by
wireless from the battleship Maine CT
Admiral Evans feet which was fully
1900 miles away. The message an
nounced the death of a private in the
marine corps.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-09
SLAYER OF PRIEST
PLACED ON TRIAL
Expected Hearing of italian Anarchist
Who Murdered Father Leo at Den-
yer Will Be Brief.

Denver, March 9.--The trial of
Giuseppe Alo for the murder Of Faith
er Leo Heinrichs of st. Elizabeth's
Catholic church while he was giving
sacrament on Sunday morning Febru-
ary 3rd, began today before Judge
Greeley M. Whitford Of the criminal
division of the district court this
morning.
Alio had already been arraigned and
had plead not guilty so that
the first business today was the Sc.
curing Of jury A special yenire of
100 has been called, but as Attorney
Robert H. Widdecombe, for the de-
fense has indicated his intention of
severe examination of each prospec-
tive juror there is little chance that
the box will be filled today.
1t is expected that the actual trial
will be brief, probably not lasting more
than one day. There was no demon
stration today when Allo was brought
into court from the county jail.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-09
REDUCED RATES
FOR CONVENTION
Railr roads Grant
One Fare and a
Fifth
FOR SILVER CITY MEETING
Concessions Made as Result
of Good Work of Chair
man n. O. Bursum.

Chairman H. o. Bursum of the Re.
publican territorial central commit
tee, who made application to the
passenger departments of The various
railroads for reduced rates for the del
|egates to the Republican territorial
convention which is to be held at Sill
YER City on March q, received favor
able replies to his requests as follows:
Santa Fe Grants One Fare and a Filth
Topeka, Kan, March advise H.
20. Bursum that account Republican
convention, Silver City March 2lst,
the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe
railway will authorize open rate fare
and one-tifth round trip from points in
New Mexico, and from El Paso, Tex
as, to Silver City and return, selling
March IS to Dist inclusive. limit
March 23rd. j. NJ. Connell."
Denver and Rio Grande Makes Like
Rate.
Denver, Colo, March 9.-H. @.
Bursum, chairman Republican territor-
ial committee, Socorro, n. NJ.
Dear Sir:
"Supplementing my letter to you OF
March 9rd, since writing you I am ad
vised by Mr.. Connell of the Santa Fe
that he has authorized on accoun: OF
the Republican territorial convention.
Silver City, New Mexico. March 21st
sale of tickets. basis of open fare and
o1e-f1fth for the round trip. We have
accordingly issued instructions to all
of our agents in New Mexico that they
are permitted to sell tickets to Santa.
New Mexico on this basis; dates OF
sale March 18th and 18th with final
return limit Of March 25th.
"Yours very truly,
rs. X. HOOPER.
General Passenger Agent Denver
and Rio Grande Railroad"
Same Rate on BeIen Cut OF.
"Belen, N. NJ, March 7th.
II. o. Bursum, Chairman Republican
central committee. Socorro:
Dear Sir:
Referring to your excursion to Sil-
yer City, | am sending you wire re
ceived from d. L. Meyer. in which he
states that he will make rate for the
round trip of one and one-flfth fare.
"Yours respectively.
81. V. KEYS,
Engineer Western Division Belen
Cutoff
Rate on Panhandle Division.
Amarillo, March 6.--We will autho-
rize rate Of one and one-fifth fare
from points in New Mexico to Silver
City, New Mexico for Republican con-
vention
"D L. MEYERS.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-09
CONTRACT LET FOR
DUKE CITY ARMORY
Albuquerque Builder Lands twill
Also Serve as Convention Hall
TO Cost $4,000.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, March 9.--The
committee of ten having in charge the
letting of the contract for the $4,000
National Guard armory and convention
hall, at a meeting on Saturday night
awarded the contract to Frank A.
Stephens. local contractor whose bid
was the lowest, being $13,339 according
to original specifications. There were
five other bids submitted Work on the
new building, which will have a seat
ing capacity of 5000 with over 100
square feet of floor space, will COM
mence at once. 1t will be rushed to
so as to be ready when the
Irrigation Congress meets in the fall
The convention hall will be the largest
in the Southwest this side Of Denver
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-09
AMERICAN CAR
LEAVES CHEYENNE
Hundreds OF Miles Ahead of Its Com
petitors in New York to Paris
Auto Race.

Cheyenne, Wyo., March 9.--After
receiving necessary repairs the Amer
can car in the New York to Paris au-
tomobile race, left here at II o'clock
this morning for Ogden E. Linn Mat
hewson, of Denver, will drive the ma,
chine from Cheyenne to Ogden.
Accident to First French Car
Marshalltown, Ia, March 9.-The
first French car in the New York to
Paris race broke its drive shaft one
and half miles west of I.egrand. 10.
wa, last night. The crew secured teams
to haul the car to this city. The car
will probably be here for several days
extensive repairs.
italian Car Departs From Omaha.
Omaha. Neb., March 9.-After re-
pairs, which took thirty.six hours, the
italian car in the New York to Paris
race, left here for the West at 10
o'clock this morning.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-09
DRUNKEN INDIAN STUDENTS
START RIOT AT SCHOOL

Pueblo, Colo, March "a special
from Grand Junction says:
AS result of an outbreak of drunk.
en- Indians at the Teller government
school late Saturday night, the Jail
building was set on fire, two of the
disturbers narrowly escaped crema.
tion, Disciplinarian J. F.. Shields was
murderously assaulted and the men re-
sponsible for the trouble are now in
the county Jail awaiting whatever ac-
tion Superintendent Burton may deem
necessary against them. The trouble
started as the result of too much Ii
quor which several of the boys of the
school secured during a trip to Grand
Junction.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-09
ON REVISION
COMMISSION Is FILLED

Attorney julius Staab, of Albuquer-
que, was appointed by Governor Curry
today as member of the commits
sion which is compiling and revising
the statutes of New Mexico. He will
accept the position and his commission
was forwarded to him this evening
Mr.. Staab's appointment was made
to fill the vacanacy in the commission
which was caused by the death of Hon.
William B. Childers. who was also
president of that body Mr.. Staab it is
expected will qualify at once and en-
ter upon his duties, taking up the
work where Mr.. Childers left off.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-09
TEXAS FARM SCENE.
OF FIERCE BATTLE
Negro Resist Aarrest and Stands off
officers-FinaIIy Kills Himself and
Woman Companion.

Waxahachie, Tex, March 9.--Barri-
caded in small house on the Gibbons
farm, two miles south of Rocket, Will.
lie Williams, negro made a desper-
ate resistance when Deputy Sheriff
Hickman and Constable McAlpin went
to arrest him yesterday on charge
of unlawfully carrying arms. When
the officers walked up to the door and
called for him the negro began shoot
ing with a revolver. The officers ex-
hausted their ammunition. When help
arrived charge was made and the
door broken in. Williams and ne
gress were found lying on the flood
dead. The opinion of the officers is
that Williams killed the woman and
then shot himself.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-09
WELL DRlLLERS
ENGAGE IN DUEL
Two Men Seriously Wounded in Shoot.
ing ARRAY In Estancia Valley
Caused BY Quarrel.
,cial to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Estancia, N. NJ, March 9.-This
morning at the ranch of l.. F. Hately.
six miles from here, a probably fatal
shooting affray occurred between sew
eral we'll drillers in the employ of J.
e. Pauly on one side and L. E. Hate
ly on the other.
The attempt of Pauly to remove his
machinery from the ranch where he
had been engaged in drilling a well
under contract, precipitated the shoot
ing. Hately claimed Pauly had not
completed his contract and refused to
allow him to remove the machinery,
at the same time ordering Pauly and
his men off the ranch. They refused
and the shooting began
When the smoke of the battle had
cleared away Wesley Holloway and
Louis Mckinley, two drillers lay on
the ground seriously If not fatally
wounded, while Hately staggered in
to his house and fell into the arms of
his brother Oscar Hately, suffering
from bullet wound in the side and a
shattered arm. Oscar Hately, who ran
to the door of the ranch house when
the shooting commenced was struck
by bullet which came in contract
with a metal button and glanced off.
Mckinley was brought here soon af
ter the shooting and placed aboard the
Santa Fe Central train bound for San
ia Fe, where an operation will be per-
formed in an attempt to save his life.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-09
Refuses to Be Dis
suaded From Wis.,
iting Barcelona
DISPLAYS RARE COURAGE
Reports Say Anarchists Have
Decreed Monarch Shall
Die.

Madrid, March "a dispatch has
been received from the Spanish minis.
ter to Switzerland saying that anarch.
lists of Geneva have decreed the death
OF King Alfonso and Premier Maura.
The Spanish ministry is bitterly on.
posed to the kings intended visit to-
morrow to Barcelona which is describ.
ed as "wasp's nest" The king, with
display of old Bourbon courage has
refused to be dissuaded. Queen Vic
torla will not accompany the king.
Barcelona Prepares For Visit.
Barcelona. March 9.-The city is be.
ing extensively decorated and no of.
ficial effort will be spared to give King
Alfonso creditable and enthusiastic
reception on his arrival here tomor-
row. Nevertheless the greatest con
Germ Is felt as to the kings safety ow.
ing to the activity of the Barcelonian
revolutionists and anarchists, who
recently have created almost a reign
of terror in this city. There have been
five bomb explosions here since Jan.
uary and not single culprit has
been captured. Placards were torn
down by the police but the fear that
an outrage will be attempted still re.
mains.
Army Assembled For Occasion.
General Linares. who was in com
mand of the Spanish forces at San
tiago, and who is now captain general
at Catalonia, will be in supreme COM
mand of the military arrangements
and in conjunction with Inspector Ar
row, late of Scotland Yards, and now
chief of police here, is taking every
piecaution to insure the safety of the
king, who will be his personal guest.
In addition to the troops who will
line the routes wherever the king
goes. practically all the civil guards
in Spain, except detachment in An
delusia, are concentrated here and
three hundred policemen have been
especially drafted for this service.
Police to Search Suspicious Persons.
Secret instructions have been issued
to the police to search all persons
wearing long Spanish capes, under
which, as was the case in the Lisbon
arms might be concealed.
This will be King Alfonso's fourth Wis
it to Barcelona. He came here first
with his mother when a baby on the
occasion of the international exposi-
tion; next in 1909, when Premier
Maura's life was attempted and again
last fall. While here he will greet
the fleet and inaugurate an extensive
scheme of street improvement.
The Austrian torpedo boat destroy
ers Urkoke and Schrafh. the advance
guard of the Austrian feet, arrived
here today
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-09
ARRESTED FOR DISTRIBUTING
INCENDIARY LITERATURE

Chicago, March 9.-The police yes.
terday arrested Emanuel Loebel, a gar
ment presser, whe was distributing
some Of Emma Goldmans circulars at
tacking Chief of Police Shippy for
killing Lazarus Averbuch and demand
ing the right Of free speech In 10.
bells room was found quantity of
anarchistic literature.
Assistant Chief Schuettler has OBJ
tanned sample Of Averbuch's hand
writing which corresponds with the
writing on the envelop containing
the decoy letter which the assassin
took to Shippy's house.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-03-09
FRAUD CASES GO OVER
UNTIL NEXT TERM OF COURT

Washington, March 9.-The gov
ernment prosecution of certain citi-
zens of Colorado charged with having
attempted to illegally obtain possess
ion of coal and timber lands In that
state will be heard by the supreme
court of the United States after the
disposal of other cases already set for
the first Tuesday of the next term.