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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-15
The Best Printing

Is done by The Century, Salt Lakes
printers, 165-167 South West Temple
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-15

Our carpet cleaning is guaranteed.
HOUSE CLEANING co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-15

The Vienna Bakery, boss bread max
ers. Ask your grocer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-15

Moons Book Store now located in
their new quarters, just south of
Walkers store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-15

We have Allied large table
full Of these. skirts. many styles
Of Imitation H eatherbloom, sa-
teen and gingham, great bar
gains at this price-spleudidly
made You can pay similar price
any place, but you can t get
similar petticoats in quality and
value That's the point we en-
phaSize; we want you to exam
Inc these and compare with any
Others, and then you III see that
the6e are extra special values
and worth while coming for this
morning.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
Resolutions Of Sympathy

The Commercial Club at Nara
Visa has passed resolutions OF
sympathy Tor the druuth stricken
portion Ut the northeast, viz tn,
states Of PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio, Ken.
lucky, Indiana, Illinois, and Mich.
igdn, where m many parts Of these
states crops are a total failure on
account OF diuuth, aud where tar.
mcrS are At this season Of the wear
compelled To- feed their stock. The
wells have gone dry and the
streams are low, water being a
luxury which can be had only by
the wcll.to.do in many sections OF
the said states; in some places tor.
estS aud pastures are being con.
suned 10y fire.
The Nara Visa people cite their
abundant narvestS and invite the
farmers OF those states to come and
lOin them in a land OF plenty IN
the garden spot OF the southwest.
The resolutions bv the Nara
' ISa club are as follows.
We, the homesteaders and set.
tiers Ut the Nara Visa Country as.
~cmhled at the second annual iair
at Nara Visa, New Mexico, having
been informed Of the extreme
drouth that prevails IN many por.
tons ol the northeast, tu.wit: In
the states ot Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and
kentuCky, and being informed that
IN many parts Ut said states crops
are an entire failure and that the
farmers are being compelled to lecd
their stock AT this season OF the
year and that the wells, springs
and streams hav, gone dry and
that water has become 4 luxury to
be afforded only 10y the wcll.to.do,
and that III many sections OF said
states the forests and pastures are
consumed hy hro.
\Nu Now IuEREruRr, we. the
homcstcadcrs and settlers oi the
\Ud Visa Country vote our most
heartfelt sympathy Tor the drouth
i",ncrs OF said states and
extend to them a cordial invitation
L. come and lOIn u, IN the Garden
Spot OF the SOUTHWEST.
HELLER Il. HAMpruN, Ch'm'n.
RouI. {. S%ruHBt>N, SEC.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
Game and Fish Laws.

OF the Territory OF New Mexico,
as amended'bv the 5-th Lcgis.
lative Assembly and IN force
from and after March 2fst 1907.
Deer with horns-with gun only:
October 18th to November Soth OF
each year. Limit, one deer. Pen.
atty, SIoo fine and 90 DAYS i'm.
prlsonment. Elm, Mountain sheep,
Beaver, Ptarmigan killing, cap.
turing or IN uring prohibited at
all times, Penalty, $500 fine and
90 days Imprisonment.
Antelope, Pheasants, Bob White
Quail, Wild Pigeons; protected
until March -, 1910. Penalty,
500 fine and 30 days imprison.
mcnt.
Turtle Dove with gun only,
July 18th to Nav Ist OF each wear.
Penalty. Sioo nne and 90 days in.
prisonmcnt,
Wild Turkey, Mountain Grouse,
Prairie Chicken with gun only:
October, November and Dccem-
Der OF each year. Penalty, 500
fine and 90 DAYS Imprisonment.
Quail native or crested with
gun only; October, November,
December and January OF each
year. Penalty, 500 hnc and so
days imprisonment.
Song and lnscctlvorous Birds.
killing or injury prohibited. Pen.
atty, $50 fine and 90 DAYS impris.
onmeut,
Mountain Trout Jall species
with rod, hook and line only; MAY
18th to October 18th OF each year.
size limit, not less than % inches.
Weight limit, IS pounds per day.
Penalty, $50 fine and 90 days i'm.
prisonmcnt.
Bass large and small mouth
species - with rod, hook and line
only; Nav 18th to October 18th OF
each year. Weight limit, 2s
pounds per day. Penalty, $50 fine
and so DAYS imprisonment. Tn.
lawful to sell, or expose OF offer
tor sale, or tor any common carrier
express company, agent or en-.
plOye thereof, TO receive or have
in possession or transport tor mar.
ket any game animals, birds or hsh
protected by law in this Territory.
Penalty, $40 fine.
The use OF dynamite, drugs, or
permitting saw dust to pass into
any OF the public waters OF this
Territory in which are game TODD
hsh IS a felony.
TrespaS,Irg on posted private
property prohibited. Penalty.
500 fine and 90 days imprisou.
mcn,. W. +. Grinen, Warden.
+. \. Roy, Deputy.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
BAT FORCED TO WHIP
CREW OF STREET CAR
Foolish Conductor Refuses TO
Accept Ira nSfer.
M0TORMAN BREAKS WINDOW

San Francisco. September a.
Battling Nelson scored twice YES.
terdav, both time clean knockouts.
Neither bout wac schcduled.
Those who witnessed them, how.
ever, state that the Battler never
did quicker work in his long career
than when he hooked a short right
to- n United Railroad conductors
chin Tor the count, and followed it
M with a straight left to the solar
plcNus OF the motorman ol the
same car that drove that individual
partly through a car window.
The trouble was entirely extern
porancous. Nelson, accompanied
10y several friends, among them
Sid Grammar, IT,, OF the National
Theatct, boarded a street car with
transfers. The conductor demand.
I'd tickets. Nelson proHcrcd his,
but II was refused Several DAYS
ago Nelson charitably reirained
from hitting a conductor under
similar p"rOvocation; Yesterday his
patience vas overtaXcd. He 20.
litely insisted that the transfer was
in due form. The conductor grew
authoritative.
NOIORNNS 10 EF~CuF.
Get off before | throw YOU OFT.
he ordered.
DO YOU mean IT," said Bat
mildly. For reply the conductor
made a move toward the puglist.
Hardly changing his position
where he leaned against a stanch.
ion, the Battler hooked up a right
that brought the conductor down
in a crumplcd heap. Meantime
the motorman, attracted bv the
verbal battle, was charging through
the al with his controller bar pre-.
pared.
When they revived him later he
inquired family whether there had
been a wreck. Glass, where he
had been propelled through a win.
dow 10y the blow, Uttered the street
tom the track 70 the sidewalk.
indianapolis News.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
NOTICE FOR pUBLICATION

/ apartment Of the Interior = Lar!
Office At Tucumcart y VI Sept. IS. no..
Notice is hereby given ,ha, William B..
Gilmore u Lewis, QUAY county y VI
Who on August -, 100. made Homestead
Entry No iYIsg Serial 80 .i,g. Tor Sea
Section go Township 81. Range ,Be y.
VI principal meridian has nl-d notice 1t
intention TO make hual Communication proc,
TO establish claim to the land above Ic.
scribcd before " II Myers O.. y Com.
miSsionr m his ohce at Lewis QUAY
county, y VI. On the 10Th dnY Of Ootooer
100,
Claimant names as witnesses
A. +. Roach :. - Roach y l.. Roach.
!, l. Walker all Of Lewis, QUAY county
New Mexico.
go Is 4. Prentice Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
The Proportion OF the Races in
New Mexico.

The annual report oi the super.
intendcnt OF public instruction
throws some light upon the inter.
cstug question OF tn, proportion
ot Ia, races III New Mcxico. On
Ianuary IS, zoos, according 10 the
report, there were enrolled in the
rural. schools $500 English speak
lng and IS,2o4 Spanish speaking
children, and IN the cities, $40
English speaking and ALSO span.
lsn speaking pupils, IN other words
out OF a total enrolment OF almost
10000, about 2l,OoO were English
speaking and 10000 Spanish Speak.
ing. OF coUiso under Spanish
speaking pupils, are Classyi the
DhIIitrn OF native parentagc OF
Spanish OF Mo>lcan descent and
not merely children unable 10 sp *
English. These npurrs would IN.
dlcat, that the native p,Opl, are ~
IN, minority in New Mexico TO-DAY.
wcreIt not tor the fact that thcsc i.-
u,cs do not account TO; the $1,000
persons o; school age, who were
not enrolled 10 The schools at the
time, and tn S ppoS'tion IS strong
that the great majority OF these
were Spanish speaking, tor the re-.
p RI saws that ON anuary IS, there
wcr, 4o5 OF III, 40 rural distinct,
that were not holding school and
II Is IN those rural districts where
the Spanish speaking element IL,
the stronger. 4, can be- said Tor
certain Therefore, hattie two races
are about equally divided, but that
the process OF amalgamatlon IS 90.
Ing on As rapidly as is the rmmi.
grafton OF new blood. However,
ia, figures OF the school census,
seem 10 indicate that estimates OF
New MeNIcO- population recently
made have been too high and tha,
IT," present population OF the ter.
does not exceed 500, 600, II
II reaches that figures. New Men.
ican.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
A Correction

IucumDtrl, \. NJ. Sept. 20. o..
]IuDuuDdu News
Il va, stated last week IN Your
paper IN a clipping from tn, luca
Herald Dispatch, that ". I. Hit.
son would shortly 40 o. California
10 so INTO tho practice OF law. TIN,
was mo-, correct and wy desire TO
correct the statement. W, arc IN.
formed hy Mt. Hi,,sJu that be- D.,
not going TO California; that he g.,
now building a nice o'nD, on East
Main street, e. bc occupied hy
himself and the GucumrauI sun.
and that be- will IN up a nc. office
and remain IN Iucumoari. ll.S
practice Is too good t. think Ut
leaving New Mexico.
Hi, brother {. H.. Hltt,pn is
here IN Iucumcau and will prob.
ably b, associated with him here.
alter 90 tH" practice Ut Iaw.
W. J.. Hur,pN.
Pen SHAN.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
Bard Items.

T.. O. Allrcd aud family return
ed home Tuesday night.
There was no SUNDAY school last
SUNDAY on account OF the cool
weather.
Two socialist candidates OF San
Jon, Lewis and Thompson, were
shaking hands with voters one da,
last week.
Messrs Colvar and Mink, and
their families lett tor a trip to OK.
lahoma last Monday.
Mrs. Sands has purchased two
tine COWS, and has fenced a large
pasture Tor their use.
The icc crcam supper that WIS
to have come Oft SATURDAY. night,
vas a iallur, on account OF IN,
weather.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

The Tulumcarl Public Service
Co., are agents tor the TunCscon
incandcsccnt lights, which Us, on.
Is about one third OF the current
OF the ordinary light, but gives
three gimcs as much light. They
handle globes from thiry.two can.
die power 10 one hundred and htty.
They are a. cheap a. glass, and
give a much better hight. 5I.tt
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

Lee Sherwood and wit, have
gone 70 albuquerque TO attend tu"
territorial iair and irrigation con.
gross. Mr. Sherwood 4, also q
delegate 10 the |. o.. O. +. Grand
Lodge which convcncS there on
October ~.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

aud Adams street, ...... a X.
PIX lots on the corner "i Adams aud Center streets. the best
800 each, excepting the corner.
Ohe house and lot east OF Methodist church, on High street.
wa ~ lo't 10y l'uI lANil rooms, suitable tor parties desiring
T." send children 10 public school ....... .....,..'. 81 IS
one ~ i.ot lol between High street and Hancock Avenue,
WIN ~ 'front.' oh Sec'hd street, Al .,........ ........... $3.50
hancocN ana laughlin Avenues, At, ...,.... .......... ~ 900
One house and lot on High street. near splendid red stone
bulldlngi south and near public school building. ......sLi7a
Lot > In block y, MCGEE addition ......,..., ,..,,...,... $3.50
: and . in block 20, MCGEE addition ...... ..........,,.. So
~ =" ,,...,..,.. .. 40
~ W. .,,,......,. so
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

lu0xlI2 with two residences and outbuildiup>, on the north
east corner ui High and Second streets, \ splendid home
Tor the present and will ice business lotS. ....... ....... si,Wo
one seven room house aud one i've room house on the east
side OF Fourth street IN the Niece addition. Prices ti.2J
aud sl,IiO respectively, but II sale OF both Il, made O.. t2,Jo
$50 acres patented land and "A lease on a school section for
four years. \ 81 pD stock ~ goods, good house aud store.
house, - head of cattle. a number OF hogs, farming nipple.
mentS, etc AT Puerto. Write Tor "a fli descript ION.
l2jxlI2 on corner ot Smith and Second streets, 1hi, Is the
Oest location for a hrstchu>N horl or business houses IN tie
Guy rice '''''.'''' ..'',''.'''' ....,.. .,....,.. fl2W"
~ acres patented land 3 miles east oi Tucumcari. Price $500
Lots !, 2 and 3 In block I. MCGEE addition ............. 500
These lots are PA feet deep.
Lot : In block Niece addition. ............... 300
Lots and 2 IN block > IN Niece addition. ..,...,,....... 200
Lot y la block " MCGEE addition I'D. ............... 80
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
FOR SALE" cards al The News office

Two splendid residences on the northeast corner OF LaughlIn
and Third streets, now renting for 5000 per month,
s.''s.s''-'.''''' ''''''. 't'''''''..'''''s ,.,., F",uHtlme
Lots . and 10, In block -, MCGEE addition. 81, .......... $500
Lot 3, block 80 " the Niece addition, facing the Nichols
One splendid house opposite VIM. kuhlman's on Second
street, well fenced, with outhouses ana water works 81 $50
One house 2jxsO, facing north on Center street, with splendid
dance hall In same, stage, 2 dwelling rooms and all iurnisl.
32O acres Of patented land within a mile aud a half Of
Tucumcari. northwest, fences, splendid well and windmill,
ana u goOd mouse -. '''.'''''''. '''''''''' '''''''' t5,AO
One house ON the northeast corner OF Third and MCGEE
streets. on two lots, making a frontage OF 100 feet on Third
street. This property Is offered for sale at about cost price,
for the reason that the owner wishes TO invest his money In
a house on a farm. a splendid bargain at 81 .l5O. One-half
down, balance reasonable payments.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03
We Point With Pride
The Patrons OF this Laundry
SItAM LAUNDRY
Ascent for McGee Additions

John +. Seaman is agent tor the
Niece Additions, with headquar-
tiers at the Offices Of Jackson * SEA.
man, on east Main street. 4S-ti
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-10-03

Lots aud II IN block ~ Niece addition .............. $40
Lots - aud - IN block 30 Nciec addition ........ o.. .. ~
one ~ foot lot on east slain st. just east II smiths
Grocery ..''''....., '....... ..,...,,., s2GOo
one lot an the corner of T,ird and Center streets. ... $50
one good four room house On Center ST.. ~ Russell add 81
ON" splendid live room house GA High st.. on lots p and -,
"'o'h : Oh '' "TIPlhaI I"WhNlle .tt..... .......,,.,. ~ 200
Lots g. t. and u Ia block - Of the Mc,icc addition. win
east front ~ Third street, siiO one aIf east. balance an
reasonable term.
one oi the best sites for a hotel IN Tucumrari. with east
front on corner OF Second ami Center streets. ......... - IO
i@l acres at land AT 'ueryo, aud one school section with a
tease m the same Tor four years and "a REIMBURSEMENT uf 100
acres adjoining all fenced aud some improvements b.. $Lun0
cue hrsl.claNN business on Man street, will net sgn DER
"o"'"' 'f ''.,.....''.. '''.,,,'.,. ,,.,.,,.,,, S27O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-13
HARDWARE STORE ROBBED.
Thieves Break Window and Garry on
Six Valuable Revoivcrs.

Some time last night the King Hard
ware store on Main between First and
Second South streets was broken into
By clever thieves who made off with
six valuable revolvers. Now lookout
for holdups.
The robbery had evidently been care
fully planned. Sneaking back of tho
elevator shaft where a window connects
with the store, the robbers waited until
all was quiet and then broke the glass,
thus giving them an entrance to the
store. Apparently they were not after
anything but revolyers and took six
and some ammunition. 1t is believed
that while one man stole the weapons
another stood outside and watched so
he could give the alarm IL policeman
appeared upon the scene.
Tie robbery was not discovered until
the store was opened this morning and
tives are working on the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-13
GOV. HASKELL WILL SUE
w. R. HEARST FOR LIBEL

Kansas City. Oct. 1S,-Gov. Charles
n. Haskell of Oklahoma, arrived here
this morning from Guthrie to consult
his attorneys with reference to a suit
that he says he intends to bring against
William r. Hearst, charging the New
York editor with libel.
The governor stated soon after he had
registered at a hotel that he had al
ready placed the matter in the hands
of his attorneys. and that the petition
saw fit. The suit. he said proba bly,
4 would be brought In the circuit court,
buy just when. he was unable to say.
The case grows out of the publicity of
the Standard Oil story, the controversy
one which led to Gov. Haskell resign
ing as treasurer Of the Democratic ma :
ational committee.
The story in question alleged tina Il
man named Haskell. in connection With
Frank S. Monnett, then attorney gen
eral of Ohio. to stop a suit pending
against the Standard Oil company, the
trio agreeing, it was alleged. to furnish
100000 in case proceedings We're
dropped. Mr.. Hearst asserted that
this Haskell was Gov, Charles N. Has
kell, but the executive of Oklahoma
declared that he had no connection
with the matter and said some other
Haskell must have been meant.
Gov Haskell declined this morning
TO make public the names of his attor
neys who are to bring the suit against
MI. Hearst or to make any definite
statement regarding the intended suit.
He might. he said, be able later in the
day to announce definitely Just what
the next step in the matter would be.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-13
BALLOON ST. LOUIS
LOST IN THE NORTH SEA

+ i e..
Berlin. Oct, ia wireless message re-
ceived today from Arnold. the conduc-
tor of the ST. Louis balloon in the
Gordon Bennett cup race, says:
Lost everything in the North sea last
night
Another dispatch received here says
that the st. Louis sank in the North
sea. and that its occupants were res
cued BY a schooner.
1t IS believed here that fog prevent
ed Mr.. Arnold and Mr., Hewitt. who ne
companied him. from seeing the water
and that they We're blown out to SEA
without knowledge where they were so
ing.
O'Clock this morning on the Island Of
Norrestrand and the German Pegiutz
came down at dawn today about Ast
yards from the water near Bremen
haven.
These airships leff Berlin yesterds!'
in the endurance contest, fourth class.
Half a dozen others have come down
close to the sea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-13

Gas company franchise over the pro-
test of Secy. Hitchcock less than one
wear before that time, and III this one
transaction YOU gave the Standard on
ctlnrany a donation from the property
iof tie Usage Indians of more than
enough to pay the famous s2s,oooooo
fine.
Il shall insist upon the cancellation
OF tlsis lease IN the interest Of these
citizens. OF our state, or that Congress
taNa action to declare this improvement
and unjust lease void, and compensa-
don that other owners are receiving:
Marvellous as it may seem, the DIFF,
ference between the royalty you fixed
fer this new lease, and the average
amount received in the balance of the
Sill field, by land owners controlling
their own property. is fully equivalent
to = net loss OF $4,000 to each ana
every member of tie Usage nation, and
whether this gross injustice to our
! people was accomplished by your lack
| Of consideration. or in any other ways,
lie authorities OF the state of Oklaho-
Ina viii not rest until this lease has
been cancelled and Justice done our
| people, RespectIuiiy,
- Governor"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-13
FREIGHT BUREkUFORMED
Complete Organization Effected at
Meeting Held in the Commercial
Club at Noon Today

The Commercial club traffic bureau
of Salt Lake City is now an accom-
plished fact The bureau has been or
ganized, officers chosen, and any and
all steps necessary for the accomplish
ment OF the purposes for which the
bureau has been created have been
kaas he Fl lll .sife being the fiiing of
articles of incorporation by the organ
ization with the county clerk.
The committee of theS Commercial
club which has had the matter under
consideration, made report favorable
4 to the organization The ball was
started rolling and now the traffic bu-
rehu is itself separate and distinct from
the club. Leading members of the
Commercial club and of Salt Lake City
were chosen to be its officers and di-
rectors. The purpose of the bureau
is not to fight the railroads, as some
enormously think. but to secure for
its members fair and reasonable rail-
road rates, established upon such a
basis as will place Salt Lake City on
parity with competition wherever To-
Gated, to protect its members from dis
examination by carriers in any form,
to encourage unity of action among
shippers with reference to traffic prob
lens in general and to disseminate in
formation concerning rates. etc.
The officers chosen are as follows:
Charles A. Quigley, president; c. N
Strevell, vice president; w. S. McCar-
thy. secretary, and Samuel Weitz,
treasurer.
The directors are divided into three
classes, to serve one. two and three
years, respectively. The following di-
rectors have been named
One Year-C. A. Quigley, B. f. Red
mar and J. G. Mcdonald.
Two Years-C, n. Strevell, j. f. VAL
entine and Lester D. Freed.
Three Years-Samuel WeitZ, Stephen
f. Love and w. S. Mccormick.
Membership privileges are also divid-
ed into three classes, the class being
determined by the amount CT business
transacted by the prospective members.
Tbs classes and amount OF membership
fees arc as follows:
F. First Class-Concerns doing a bust
ness of $500, 900 or over, membership adj
miss;on fee 5000.
Second Class-Concerns doing bust
ness OF s125,o00 or over fee $685.
Third Class-Concernsy doing business
less tkan s125.00O per year, fee SO. Any
banker. producer. merchant or manu-
facturer is eligible for membership. The
bureau designs to cover the states of