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The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-06-26
Death Comes to Gug FempIe.

Guy Femple, who has been i'll at the
Blue Front Hotel in Estancia for
several weeks, of typhoid fever, died on
Monday morning shortly before five
O'Clock at the age of 27 years. During
the past week, he seemed to be improv-
ing, his fever being under control, but
pneumonia set in, followed by hemor-
rhages, which proved too much for his
constitution.
Mr.. Fcmple came here a short time
ago from Idaho Falls, Idaho, to locate
in the valley, but was taken sick soon
after arriving. He had no relatives in
the valley, friends doing their best to
care for him. On last Thursday Mr..
Kessinger, an old chum of his. arrived
from Idaho, to assist in caring for the
unfortunate young man. The remains
were shipped to the old home on Tues
day of this week, accompanied by Mr..
Kessinger.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-06-26

mittee to secure Hon. H. B. Ferguson
of Albuquerque, and the indications are
that he will assist in our celebration.
In the line Of sports, a game has
been scheduled between the Willard
and Estancia ball teams, which will
prove intensely interesting, as both
teams have already taken victory from
the other, and third game will bring
out the best playing qualities in each.
That there will be plenty of rooters for
both sides is forgone conclusion and
every friend of either side will want to
see the game. Another game Is prob
able, between the Moriarty team and
the winners of tie game between
Willard and Estancia. If this program
is carried out, the lovers of the nation
al game, will have all the ball they
care for, for one day at least.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-06-26
Couldn't If we Wanted to.

This week one of the elder gentle
men of Estancia, who had been refused
drinks at the various liquor houses in
town, imagined that this editor had
been the cause of it, Immediately gave
the dealers warning not to sell the
editor anything intoxicating under
penalty of the law. AS we have never
tasted intoxicating liquor, we will
probably be able to live through the
trying ordeal, if the boys don't tease
US to death.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-06-26
SCORE IS
Is TO II
EstdnGia Loses bu a Single Score
Game ReDIet6 with Errors
and Stolen Bases

The ball game last Sunday between
the Santa Fe team and the Estancia
boys was we'll attended by the valley
folk, but the crowd from Santa Fe was
not nearly so large as the Santa Feans
had announced that it would be. 1t
seems that the Santa Feans are more
than pleased to have large crowds of
valley people come to their town and
spend money, etc., but when reciprocity
is to have chance, well that's an
other thing.
The game was not as good an article
as is put up between the Willard and
Estancia teams, as shownby the scores
of both, as well as the playing including
errors, stolen bases, hits, and the
various freak plays. The umpire is
conceded to have been fair in his de-
cisions up to and including the sixth
inning, after which he made up his
mind to give Santa Fe the game, which
he proceeded to do.
The final score was chalked up Is to
II in favor of Santa t'e.
The grand stand was packed, the
crowd being the largest that has wit
messed a game in Estancia this season.
Quite number from Moriarty, Nc
Intosh, Stanley and Willard helped to
increase the crowd in Estancia by their
presence.
The line up of the teams was as fol
lows:
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-06-26
Republican
Nominees

Everybody knows who Taft is, but not
so many are acquainted with the man
who will be our next vice president
James Schoolcraft Sherman of New
York. Sherman has been prominent in
congress for21 years, having served ten
terms, not continuous. He was born
in Utica SO years ago, aud graduated
from Hamilton college. He is a lawyer,
but is also presidento Of the bank Of can.
ming company. He was mayor of Utica
before he went to congress. Congressman
Sherman was twice chairman of New
York state Republican convention, and
was chairman of the national Republican
congressional committee in 1906.
The vice presidential nominee is a
member Of two Of the most important
congressional committee e-rules, and COM
merco interstate and foreign. He is alse
chairman Of indian affairs. In congress
Sherman has always been known more
for his que, persistent, effective, wise
committee ucrk than for brillancy on the
floor, though he has made great many
powerful speeches. He has taken active
interest in questions of finance, rate re-
gulation, labor laws, and all matters of
business administration. He has for years
been recognized as one Of the house lead
ers, power to be counted with nationally.
The fact that lie was nominated by
Timothy Woodruff and received the un-
anmous support of the New York dele
CATION Of 7S members sh, what his
standing is in his home state. He will
give the national ticket tremendous
strength in New York state, and throug.
out the east. His condidacy has been fay-
ored in New England and many Of the
middle states.
William Howard Taft is great ad-
ministrator and diplomat. His work has
not been spectacular, but it has brought
results of permanent and incalculable
value. Possibly his most difficult task
was adjusting the problem of the church
lands in the Philippines problem in
volving the centuries old prsjudices anc
sentiments and customs of millions o
Filipinos and of the Italian and Spanish
church authorities. His conferences witt
the pope and the committee of cardinals
at Rome lasted over two months, but
basis of agreement was reached which
has turned out perfectly satisfactory.
As governor general of the Philippines
Taft won the love and confidence of th'
people, disarmed all suspicion, anC
brought the insurgent element undel
control, in many instances even enlistini
their loyal support to the insular govern
ment. Taft organized the insular gov
ernment, worked out the great funda
mental problems, framed the basic docu
ments of the system and started th'
islands on their peaceful and progressive
career. When he returned he appeared
before daily sittings Of congressional con
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-06-26
Public Installation

The K. of P. Lodge Of Mountainair
will have public installation of officers
Monday night, July 9th, After the Install
alton the ladies will serve cream. The
public generally is invited.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-06-26

mittees on insular affairs, over period
of six weeks. and his reports were en-
Enthusiastically received everywhere and
commented upon with the highest APP
probation abroad.
As secretary of war, Taft has during
five years had control of our insular pos
sessions and the Panama strip, and has
worked cut successfully many great and
battling problems. Last fall he went to
Cuba and did such effective work that an
incipient revolution was nipped in the
bud. As provisional governor of Cuba he
Strengthened out the political tangles and
set things right for another term of peace
and Industrial development. Taft is
national president of the Red Cross and
member of many learned and professional
societies.
Electrical and public service companies
have an emergency man" always at
cali to fix things nobody else can fix,
and to watch for things that need atten-
ton. Taft is the emergency man for the
whole nation, the representative at
large for the American people. ."-El Paso
Herald
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-06-26

Mrs. J. M. Chavez, after staying a
month on visit to her son, Frank A.
Chavez and friends. left for her home
in Albuquerque last Monday.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-06-26

c. H. Hittson went to Santa Fe We'd
neday on legal business.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-23
AT THE HIGHEST PITCK
Strenuous Politics All Over Arkansas
 for Inc NaM Few Days.
Special to The News.

Special to The News.
 Little Rock, March 23 - Yes terday will go down as political day in this year in Little Rock. 4 large number of candida tes for state offices gathered here dur ing the day, and discussed the situation at length, and said mo- thing. Among those who visited the city was Judge F. ID. Fulker- son of Ba tesville. candidate Tor the Supreme Court bench, against Judge Jesse C. Hart. Judge Fulkerson has returned from South Arkansas, confident he will win. he says.
 Judge Hart was at his home in this city throughout the day, but refuseI to come to the city to discuss politics His friends are maintaining a silence which bodes no good for the opposi tion, is the general opinion here.
 Hon. Hal l.. Norwood. of Mena, and Hon. P R Andrews, of Au- gusta, candidates for attorney general, spent the day in the city, conferring with their friends. These candidates are especially friendly, something strange in this campaign. anu saturday night they were guests Of each other at a dinner at the Hotel Marion, at which large number of their friends were present
 Uenerai Kirby spent the day Ill the city with his family, and was compelled to meet several or his leaders who had come to Little Rock to see him. they
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-23
Col. Atkinson Speaks.

Hon. w. F.. Atkinson, of Little Rock, arrived in the city last night, and at 10 o'clock this morning addressed the voters of Prescott and vicinity at the court house in the interest of the candidacy of Hon. J. H. Hine- mon for governor.
 Col Atkinson is one of the finest speakers in the state, and the hundred or more who listen ed to him this morning, enjoyed the address, even though they could not vote for his man How ever, Mr. Atkinson made an earn est appeal, and it is safe to say that he didn't lose any votes for Mir. Hinemon.
 Col. Atkinson left on the can non ball at II o'clock for Hope, W here he speaks this afternoon.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-23
Nashville News
From the News.

From the News.
 The first dividend was paid to the creditors of the Anthony Stores Company yesterday, con sisting of twenty per cent. oi the indebt edness. The authenti- cation of claims against the company and the examination of the bankrupt have not yet been concluded.
 A tennis club was organized at the court house in this city last Tuesday aftrnoon with twenty six members.
 u. NJ. Bourlan has sold the Ozan Times Record plant to Et- ter & Gold, of the Washington Telegraph. The plant will be moved to Washington and con solidated with the Telegraph outfit.
 Your orders for anything in the grocery line shall have our prompt attention. Everything fresh. Hit Brothers Co.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-23
DONAGHEY IS LEADING. The Faulkner County Man Decidedly in
 the Lead for Governor.

Special to The News.
 Little Rock, March 23.-115 n m.-The following letter was re- ceived here this morning:
 Bentonville, Ark, Mar. 21. Judge Jos. w. House,
 Little Rock, Ark:
 Dear Sir,-Some time ago at the instigation of several pro- minent men here I wrote forty live letters to as many promin- ent men in the different coun ties, asking who was the strong CT in their county. Hinemon or Donaghey. 1 now feel it my duty to give those who were kind enough to reply, the result of my investigations. receiv ed thirty eight replies, thirty of which said Donaghey, four Hine- mon and four were doubtful. Donaghey will, carry this county. J. G. McAndrews, Sec. Dem. Go. Cen. Com.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-23

not being able to get to him on the stump during the week.
 Prof. Hinemon's headquarters were open a part of the day, for information of those who came in ioi that particular pur- pose 0
 At the Don1ghey headquarters there is the same apparent feel ing Of confidence, and Judge Milwcc declares that ttc race is won that it is all over except ing the shouting.
 The Capital City is strained to the last notch over the result of the election Wednesday,, and business men will be sincerely delighted when the result is an nounced, and a M Mretpgg9le to noliti-
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-23
News of OkoIona.
From The Messenger.

rom The Messenger.
 Misses Florence and Ollie Har- din, and Jimmie Allen. advanced students in the Okolona High School, went over to Prescott Wednesday, where they attended the teachers institute Thursday and Friday, preparatory to teaching in the Nevada County public schools the coming sum mer.
 Mir. C. k. Haynie, came over from Prescott, last Monday. to make our people a rousing poli- tical speech; but the big show that was in town that day monopolized the attention of every body
 Quite scare was started about smallpox being at An toine last week but we hear nothing of it, nowadays. Guess some of the boys over there must have come in contact with ''pizen oak"
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-23
Notice.

If 60 go to the State Oratori cal Contest, we can get special coach on Number s that passes here about 72O a. m. The ex- penses will be about as follows R. k. fare S3.92, street car fare 75 cents, hotel accommodation. meals and bed, S175, four en- frances to various contests S1, total ST. .42. The total expense need not be more than the above. About so schools will he represented We stand good chance to win. l want to say to the parents of Prescott, that we expect to make this a pro- fitable as well as a pleasure trip. We want to visit all places of interest, such as the historic old state house, the new one, the blind school, the deaf mute school, the insane asylum, Pula- ski Heights, etc,
 All who expect to go please send in your name at once, as we must make definite arrange ments this week.
 Very truly,
 o. l.. DUNAWAY.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-23

factured into lumber at this place. It is understood that they have about 100000 feet that they will ship here.
 Hon. Joe Galloway addressed an audience here Tuesday night in the interest of Mir. Hinemon for Governor. His address was responded to by Hon. Geo. R. Haynie, of Prescott, who spoke in the interest of W. F. Kirby
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-23
ans-ThOmpson.

On saturday evening, at eight o'clock, at the Methodist parson age in this city, Rev. T. D. Scott united in marriage Mir. Aylmer Il. Evans and Miss Janera Thompson. The event came as a surprise to the many friends of the couple, as there had been no previous intimation made to any one that such a step was con templated so soon.
 MT. Evans is one of the own CTS or The Nevada News. and is it's business manager. He came to Prescott last October from Iowa, and has become thorough ly identified with the interests o1 our town and community He likes our people, and likes the country. The bride was in charge of the trimming depart ment of Mrs. w A. Moncrier's millinery store, and was just be- ginning her second season here She IS the daughter of Dr.. and Mrs. $. C. Thompson of O'Fallon. Mo. She is young lady pos sessing many charms and accom- piishments, and is very popular ,n the circle with which she gratuia,eG bh"~ secdrmlg so charming a wife, and to both, the entire force of The News joins hundreds of other friends in wishing for MT. and Mrs. Evans a long, peaceful, prosper ous and happy life.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-23
Gurd0n News

The Gurdon Lumber Co. recciv- ed their first shipment of saw logs from Daleyille last Monday over the Mountain to be manu-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
NEGRO ASSAILAkT OF CHILD
IS CAPTURED AND JAILED
Attempted Grim nal Assault on Eleven
Year Old Daughter Of =
" Farmer.

ROANOKE. VA. July IS. - VIII
Finney. a negro with Indian blood In
his veins. who on Monday. beat little
Mary. Jameson. daughter of John
jameson. "A Franklin county farmer.
almost TO death in an effort to make
her sui nMt to a criminal assault. was
captured tonight II miles from the
scene of the crime and taken to
Rocky Mount Jail.
The child was missed from her
home and when her father went to
st arch for her he found signs of
struggle Ha followed tracks and dts
covered the negro carrying the girl
into the woods. The negro threw the
girl on the ground and escaped. The
child was unconscious and her face
and head terribly mutilated. A mob
hunted F'inney two days. vowing to
lynch him
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, FRIDAY, JULY H. 1908.
LEFT HIS YOUNG WIFE
AND WENT ON TRIP ALONE
Told Her to Prepare for California
But Took Money and Trunks and
Deserted Her.

RICHMOND, VA, JAY IG.-ThC 20,
lice of Richmond and Manchester ar,
try ing 10 locate w T. Estes. whose
six months bride. formerly Miss Phil
ips. OF Amherst county, is prosecuting
him fer non-Support Estes brou2ht
his bride, who is still IN the early
,wcnti,~s and quite pretty. to Rich
mDnd. locating in Moth Thirty.,hlrd
street
Several weeks ago L. informed h"r
that he had acCept"' Il position in
California, and advis,! her to pack
up preparatory to III, Western trip,
When ali Of the household NaluabcS
had been packed in Sv"rai trunks,
including eight HUNDRED dollars III
cash. with which the ,auplC proposed
to start life in tho new home,
tastes skipped out taking the money
and trunks with MIN. He failed TO
leave any address via his wife or
to tell her good bye.
After waiting a reas'aabl" time for
tho return of her husband the young
woman made known hG pr'Iicam"n
,n the police. An indictment acaiha,
Estes is now pending i the musings
Court
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
WANTS A new PARTY
William R. Hearst Says Democratic
Standard Has Been Lowered.
rs Al uIREeEIERATE DEMOCRACY
In Answer to cabIegram from Samue!
Gompers, independence Leader De-
eIares That He Has Lost Faith in
thu Democratic Party.
(By Associated PreSS),

NEW YORK. July Is. - A cable
gram has been received from William
Randolph Hearst in reply TO mes
sage transmitted 10 Mr.. H a-st from
Samuel GOmpers. stating that IN
view of the Democratic stand Tor Ia
Dor. it would he an 'act of greatcs'
patriotism for the independence party
to endorso the Democratic platform.
and urging him on: to run thiri
ticket. as II would elect Mr.. TAFT.
Mr.. HcarSt'S cablegram follows
Paris. July 13.-TCll Mr.. Gompcrs
that am not authorized to speak
for the membership of the I1dcpend'
cnce League. but according TO my
personal standards a hurcr patriotism
consists in laboriHg TO establish a
new party. which will bc consistently
devoted. To the interests OF the 9Th
zrnship. and particularly 10 advance
men; of the producing class :. | do
not think The path Ct patriotism lies
in supporting a discrcdHcd AMI decad
cnt old party. which has neither con
scicBtious convict ions or honest n
iD9tS. VT W. lUh'i '''''
caHdidaI 5 who change the color oi
their political opinion with every
varying huc "f opportunism.
Il 10 NOT think the bet b. uCft ~!
iaboring men lies in supporting that
Old parry because OF a cop OF falS'
promise whcn til performance of that
party Will" in power cid more Z" in
lure laIyrr than all tn" injuncti"ns
ever issued b"fo.c or sine. have
lost faith TN the mPiy profession
Vt an uBrcEcncTatc Democracy.
have lost confidence" in the ability
IN the sincerity AMI even IN th" in
grty II its leaders. do not con
slider II pair otsm 10 pretend 10 sup
rpri that uhch. a., a citizen distrisi
and dot 81 and earnestly hupc the
Independence party viii give m a.
oppori unity to vote for candidate
hat arr 10th sbic ard honest and foI
a declaration " PTiucipi that Is
both &pupi and sincere.
tSiEnsdJ
WILLIAM RaSpoLPH HEARST"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
PROFESSOR IS DROWNED
WHILE on HIS VACATION
Was Enjoying Outing on Lake In
Granville County, North
Carolina.

CHARLOTTE. y. G.. July lG--Dar-
ius Eatman. a profC ssOr in Columbia
University, New York. was drowned
this afternoon while boating on a pond
near oxford. Granville county. with
three companions. Professor Eatman
was ON a few days outing when in
some manner tho boat CapstzCd.
Eatman was III" only member of the
party who could not swim. The
other three swan ashore. but Eatman
sank IN spite Of all Efforts made TO
saw, him. Tn" booy was recovered
almost Immediately but efforts TO res
ustatc him were without avail.
Professor Eatman was SO years Old
and l. survived by an aged father.
He was a graduate of the University
of North Carolina and Columbia Uni
vrrsity and held the chair OF pcda-
goey in Wake Forest for Two years.
A few weeks ago he secured tho de-
gree of Phi. D.. at Columbia in post
graduate course and was elected to
prOfrssorship.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
BRYAN WILL DT ENTER
INTO BROWNSVILLE CASE
Refuses to Take Stand in the Dis
missai Of Neg Soldiers From
v. SArmy.

FAIRVIEW. ICOLN. NEB.. July
16.-William J. ian does NOT intend
to he drawn in the Brownsville"
case if he can Up il. In all his con
versaiions with;isiting DELEGATIONS
and 9th RS he h. carefully refraln"i
frcm taking onh.t subject and TO-
day he put thclri nd Of rntruthfuI-
ness on an alIcgt fatcmcnt made by
Bishop waItrra. J." African Meth",
dist Episcopal oth. TO the cTr'
that he had aSsTt a negro d"icGa-
ton that he rcgaH President Roose-
vets action in y case as UNJUST
At tho same timSir. bryan dcn'ch
another alleged htorylew uf the
bishop that he htt 'Iscuss"d inc ai-
poiptmcnt of ri 10 Office. TIL, Sc
delegations wrr' lied foTth by
telegram from ih.Salt more Sun. in
GuIring as. 10 tn PIN OF me STAT
ncntS said 10 hat Cmanatcd from
,bi. bishnr To newspaper men
If F,iryicw Nr. ban said that h."
had r,t and won not take M aay
;ssuc no, contain, in the platform.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
Restraints Former Ball Player.
(By Associated Press.)

CHICAGO. July l6. - Judge Ian
dis in the Federal court today en-
tcred an order vacating the appoint
mcnt OF a receiver for A. G. Arson
Company's billiard and bowling rs
tablishmcnt and substituting an order
restraining Arson. the former ball
player. from disposing of his property
Thc action was taken at the instanc"
of pctitiuning creditors because of a
question as to jurisdiction of the
court. The receiver was appointed
Yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
PHARMACISTS ELECT OFFICERS
viroinia state Association In Session
at Biueridge Springs.

Bi.TERIrGE SPRINGS. W.. JUN
1s.-Thc Virginia PharmaceutiCa! rs
sociation III SESSION hcT" TO-DAY. Ctc'
cd officers a. follows:
President. George Blair. RIcnn"h"
first vic" president. GC"TS" l. van
Lar. Roanoke: second vic" pF''S''i''',.'
r. ~. MCKAY. Luray: secr'ar+. u -
III, JxnchI,rrg. treasurer Henry II.
Elcy. Suffolk. -, $50
tn executive conmi'tc" Will "'
c,mposcd of II. c. Barnes. R"aT"k"'
y ECvscr. Roanoke. ]. { johnson
Enanokr, Candidates for I'll" t"a'"
Of pharmacy. whose names arc I" fr
surccst,d 10 tho governor for s'n.''
ION: T 4. MILLER. W Williams;
! n Thompson. s. J. Carson snI
John l.. HaEan. Tn" place vt MY
meeting viii ~ decided by tn" 'H'cF
tive commit
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-17
STATE DENTAL ASSOCIATION
ELECTS OFFICERS FOR VI
Or. e. J. Appiwhite, Ct Newport News
Made First Vice-Presdent; Also
Hampton Man Eseted.

MCHMDND. VA. JUL IL. - VI
ficcrs for the ensuing ten were elect
ca bv the Virginia Site Dental AS
sncjat;on at O'Clock his aittrHoo!
as follows:
President, F. A. Lee, 4 Lynchhurg
first yicc-presidcnt, Dir r.. J. Apple
white. Of Newport New; second VIC"
president. DIR. +. ". Stir, Of Rich
mond: third vice prdd Mt, DIR. "
Fl. Moscley. OF South 'psion; record
ing secretary. DIR. Gsrge. +. keesee
of Richmond, rc-elfle1; correspond
ing secretary. DIR. v. H. Pearson, CT
Hampton, reelected
The executive cOamittec was cho
srn as follows: Chaman. DIR. William
Pitcher, of PeterslTS; Drs. Manning
and WOmack.
The following caaliGatcs were nom
mated to be rytmincndrd to the
governor for a clice to fill the va
canci"s On the size board OF d"nta!
examiners: Drs. W. Campbell. j.
= Stiff. C. A. MILAN and W. II.
Erwali
The next pIacc,f meeting vii BE-
AZ the Mcckl"nbu; hotel. CEaS" City,
unless the EatiouaaSSOciation of den,
fists meet in NiTuia- In that case
the state associ;nn will met with
the natiOnal hoi!