davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

Alabama--P. d. Barker.
Arkansas-Powen clayton.
oalifornia-osorge A. Knight.
Colorado-Charles Lavender.
Connectiout-Charles r. BROKER.
Dslawars-T. Coleman Dupont.
Flortda-Jamss n. 0oombs.
QSorGta-..
Idaho-Wnliam u. Borah.
ulinois-Frank o. Lowden.
Indiana-Harry 8. New.
Iowa-Ernest =. Hart.
Kansas-DaVtd W. Mulvans.
Aentucky-.
Louisian-Psarl wight.
Mains-John =. Hill.
Maryland-WiliRm p. jackson.
MasBachussttS-W. Murray RAJ
Michigan-John W. 8Iodgett.
Minnos0ta-Frank =. Kellogg.
MisSiSsippt-L, b. Mosely.
Montana-Thomas o. MaFShall.
Missouri-CharIss Negsl.
rFehraska-vioter Rosswater.
Nevada. L. Flanagan.
New HampHhirs-Frsd w. EStaOrook.
New Jsrssy-Frankin Murphy.
New Xork-William L. ward.
North Carolina-Edward o. Duncan.
North Dakota-James q. Kennedy.
ohio-A. I. VoryH.
oklahomA-C. ". Cads.
orsgon-8alph =. williams.
Pennsylvania-BoiSs PSnross.
RhOds IIland-oharies n. Brayton.
South CarOlina-ohn q. Oapera.
south pakOta--Thomas T.. H0rson-
Tsnnessse-... - .s....
Texas-ooctl A. Lyon.
Utah-C. u. loose
Vsrmont-Jamss W.. Brook.
Virgtnia-AlvAh H. Martin.
Waahington-AOhsrt L. Mccormick.
West Vtrginia-N. ,. SCOTT.
DEMONSTRATIONS 7. Rogers.
Wyoming-deorEs Paxton.
Alaska-L. p. shaokelford
ArtzonA-W. q Sturgts.
District OF Columbia-Sidney Bisbsr.
Hawaii-A. q. ~. Robertson.
new Ms1doo-solomon Luna.
philippine I~slAndb-Hsnry y. Mccoy.
Porto Gico-1. y. Todd.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17
RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE

Aiabama-Jossph n. Montgomery.
Arkansas-H. 4. Demmei.
california-Henry a. Melvin.
oolorado-winiam A. Drake.
connecticut-Isaac NJ. Ullman.
Delaware-H. A. DuPonG.
Florida-Wsnry 3. Chubb.
Hdaho-B. =. o'EeiL
uiinois-Alhert J. Hopkins.
Indiana-James A Hemenway.
Iowa-Jobn r. Lacey.
Kansas-chester I. Long.
Kentucky-wiiliam n. Builitt.
Maine-charles j. Dunn.
N-aryland--c. Ross Mace.
Massaehusetts-W. Murray Crane.
Michigan-Joseph w. Eordney.
&tnneaotn-Frank u. KeIogF
Mtssissippi-J. 4. Yeilowley.
Montana-A. J. Bennett.
Hebraska-Alien w. Fiafd.
Nevada-George q. Nixoh.
New Hampshire-George n. Moses.
New Jersey-Thomas H. BTcCarter.
New Yerk-Serono u. Payne.
North cnroii1ia-Spencer H.. Adams.
North Dakota-Judson Ean1oue.
ohio-wads Eihs. i~4
okiahoma-Sames A. Harris.
oregon-A. n Gilbert.
Pennsylvania--John DalzsIl.
Rhode T~sland-Esra Divon.
south carolina-John @. Capers.
South Dakota-oos I. Crawford
Tennessee-H. Clay Evans.
Texas-charles W. ogden.
utah-aeOrgs Sutherland.
Vermont-A1len M. Fletcher.
Washington-R. A. BaIlinEer.
West virginia-Isaac T. Mann.
Wtsconsin-Henry A. Cooper.
Wyoming-clarenos D. CLARK.
Aiasks-George A.. Shea.
District OF Columbia. II. rlather.
New Nexioo-Holm a. Bursem.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17
CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE

Alabama-Nathan n. Alexander.
Arkansas-T. W. fucker.
oaiifornia-nL. N. Maberry.
Colorado-Hubert work.
Conneotiout-orasmua n Tyler.
Delaware-Hiram p. Burton.
Florida-Nathan n. MoFariane.
Georgia-Alexandsr Alderman.
Idaho-Charles Q. C~avanaugh.
nlinoia-rrank L.. Smith.
Indiana-charles A. Bookwalter.
Eowa-David Brant.
xansas-w. s. Fitzpatrick.
Kentuoky-wilbur n. Cochran.
Maine-Byron Boyd.
Maryland-wnliam s. Booze.
Massaohusetts-samuel L. Elder.
Michigan-Miohael Brown.
Minnesota-Frank y. Putnam.
HEississippi-L. p. Morssley.
Montana-J. q. Blair.
Nebraska-Samuel Rinnaker.
Nevada-william Easton.
New Hampshire-Jaoob II. Gallinrer,
New Jersey-Ssmuel 4. Robbins.
New YORK.. sloat Fawoett.
North oarolina-Charles H. Cowlss.
Aorth Dakota-E. II. johnson.
ohio-Harry N. Dougherty,
oklahoma-walter FalwelL.
oregon-Charles W. Fulton.
Pennsylvania-James Scarlet,
Rhode Island-Edward T.. Arnold.
South carolina-A. D.. webster,
South Dakota-C. n. Dillon. q
Tennessee-Lee Brock.
Texas-J. A. Smith.
Utah-Reed smoot.
Vermont-Frank l.. Green.
Vtrgtnia-J. W. Mo0avock.
Neutrality-suspicious. T. Post.
West Virginia-Charles ". Dillon.
Wisconsin-Walter L. Houser.
Wyoming-Bryant T. Brooks.
Alasks-L. p. Shackelford.
District Of Columbta-R. h. Rarnsr.
New Mixeco-Charles A. spiess.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-17
SPEECH OF SENATOR BURROWS

Temporary Chairman Makes Addre
al Opening of Meeting.
CHICAGO, June I6-Temporary Chairman
Burrows said In part:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-16

rllc Republican convention held AT
szsden saturday was a splendid body
~ iasn. and they showed their good
$500 in showing under deep the
Hfmilsltion Of the machine managers
a. undertake TO dictate a legislative
Hiaia stposed TO Statement No. 1. Ev-
tcEy time tho delegates got a chance
~ '1ir. and they werc not permitted
vess many opportunities. they down
90 tas managers who planned tho
rnDy sAtlon.
X vas a convention Of farmers and
spea from tho body OF the people. and
~ geslncts where there we're inde-
Htni,nt leaders free from the dlcta-
st'h of the machine they sent delvga-
Nlnti FOR Statement No. 4 or delega-
aDss opposed 10 machine rule.
HAT the convention was pro-
wrancd from start 10 finish was clear
a. 5s,n by all present. The motions
wcfe al made by men picked for the
'uhripsc. and the dictatlon came from
Noo. & bingham. the Southern Pa
'Vin attorney. whose aide partner
lir Lou Adams was made pcrma-
p,t, chairman lila ruling that no
sS'atement no. man be selected for
a j legAse 20 the state convention
,Erslel Of corporation bosslSm, and
1hh ahersy delegation aud other dele.
fr'rs ghowed thoir manhood and
A. nepubllcanism BY walking out
'cg 30 hall, and refusing 10 select
talhatilon . 70 the state convention.
aibery precinct was entitled 20 a
rcggato. but declined 70 name one
sffr Che rulibs OF the chair. and
Ill no hall IN a body Chairman
taams again showed hla corporation
tHeiflelions when he refused 20 en-
e. "a motion Ia dopted reso-
ANna In favor OF TAFT duly made
so seconded by delegates who were
s,isa' fmeut No / men
uaiY slaehlae speakers Allowed.
cf ilrmon Adams had lisi az
Nl.~her' and freW hrief talks were
Hs1 hy q. a Moores and gentle
sean hfoaght ap from Portland BY
9te name of Williams. who seemed
a. Hafs committed a sohoolboy speech
a. usmary. that vas as nearly mean
ana's.i a. anything that could be
xstHHasiei There was utter absence
AZ any ference - any reform pFin.
sils Tor which progressive Repuh-
lm stands The only reference
a. 80 peerless hehs President Roose-
w. u puttlar up Tor the people
saIf..f interests like standard oil,
xisff.maa, et a.. Il 20 mention the
N4uef OF che dinefent Republican
a. ieass. aud Hast but not least
harsssell" The convention forgot
a. fsiprse the spleadld work belng
49, ts the oregon delegation In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-16

uted ticket. II was not backing down
TO not nominate ticket.
John Mckinney replied to Kay by
sayink it was far more fair to name
a ticket by this convention, than to
do it by a committee appointed by
this convention. 1t was just as
wrong.
L. H Poujade said II was not un-
derstood that this convention was to
put up a ticket.
A. n. Gilbert spoke for the pro-
gram. He said the convention was
already on record as opposed to
Statement No. 1. This convention
should select set of Ave represent
atiyes.
Homer Smith moved to settle 1t by
ballot. Mr.. Gesner opposed this.
Smith was voted down.
on call OF precincts on question
Of putting up a legislative ticket, the
advocates of a ticket were found TO
be In a minority-yes 36, no 1872. or
more than three to one went back
on the very. purpose for which the
convention was called
Vote by Precincts on the Machine
Program 60 Name a Ticket.
On motion OF J. w. Mckinney that
convention nominate a legislative
tive ticket. roll call by precincts
showed the following result:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-16
A Rebate Iesall,ea


The railroad commission h,
the Oregon Railroad & Navl.
company permission 70 reba,.
Pacific Hardware & Steel co..
s27114. representing the dlss1
In charges made on the basl, 4
per hundred weight and ne /,
rate in effect before Janusr
after February 10. This psrul
has TO be secured before reb,,.
be made and It is provided n
permit OF the railroad CONN.,
that the same rebate be msas
companies similarly affected n
change in rates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-16

n private corporation 20 the great
financial injury OF theindust'fes and
manufacturing enterprises that de-
mand competition in freight rates.
which - Impossible without a free
and open waterway. The delegation
from Marion county TO the state con-
yention are hereby instructed 70 en-
deavor 90 secure such a plank in the
state platform.
Resolved, That the Republican
party Of Marion county In convention
assembled declares itself in favor of
liberal support of our state educa-
tional institutions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-16
Bfneham Plan For Committee to Name
State Delegates Was Sat
Down Upon Hard
X8as Msfon Coenty Platform Does Not Condemn State
ment MOI Bot Enacts Doodle
Meaning SUbstftote

Washington. aud made no mention OF
protective tarin. or the attacks
made on Senator Fulton by Heney
and others.
Many Were Disappointed.
THAT the convention was a failure
was conceded by some OF the leaders
OF the movement after II adjourned
A. N. Gilbert plainly told the con-
vcntlon that II was confession OF
cowardIce II they refused TO stand by
their convictions and put out a ticket
"unalterably opposed TO Statement
No. 1" as they had been called to-
gether 10 do. you have already
violated the spirit OF the law. The
county central committee called this
meeting TO select a legislative ticket,
and every delegate knows this. That
ls what came here for. We are
fully competent 10 do 80 and believe
n there Is any good warm Republl.
can blood In your veins, you will DO
II yet"
Waiter winslow. bright young
law student Of Willamette. sounded
the only moral keynote OF the con
ventlon In n speech which was round
y applauded In opposition to the
convention taking out OF the hands
of tho people the making OF the lex
llslAtlva ticket. "Gentlemen: Tie
people the Republicans enacted this
law. including Statement No. 4 and
until the people repeal IL, we have
no right 70 violate any Of rs provls.
ions"
Convention Proceedings.
L.. J. Adams Of silverton. local at
torney for The Southern Pacific and
the lawpartner of Geo G Bingham
OF Salem. was made permanent chair
man and carried All the program
with high hand
Report 0f Credentials Committee.
/ The crerentials committee report.
ed the following ea1l,led &c seats IN
the convention
Sl'ln -.
,. r. Reckwith. n =. simpson
Gates.
q W. Anderson. (E Hofer. proxy)
Aurora.
n. r.. Glesy, n. A snyder, A. "A
Mui. a. A. Hlll, proxyl,
Hubbard.
e Plat,a, C. Lembeke. c ~ Crit
tendon. W. 7, Grim. D. A. Dodge &C
platts proayl
scots Mills.
W n. nrageF. v p Hlckooeks. y.
r Whltloek. J. Ruehie. ls y Ad-
klaa, proxyl
jefferson.
H. c. Thomas. Geo. MAson. p. a.
iooney, $, A, Pease, J. L. stelwer
Ray Reeves.
q. slmmends. A. r. Ash, Alias
stevens. J. n Miller
Narth snwetoa.
r. w Porter. 4. D AdAms, H. J.
wauord. n. D. MOant r, W Rlohey,
N. j. Van valkentsrg. also as PROXY
for two,
South SnVrFtoa.
l. q Bower "a u. Kaif. G r.
Hicks. Jas Finley.
Nro0ks.
, Huber. " =. Massey. Geo Fin.
ney. A. n Asplpwan. p. taFolleete.
n. Pasierns0n.
Certais
L. X Panlsle. :. H Browp. B.
biueham. IA Dapals, lw , Clarke.
proSyl
Monltor.
= y Slmmonds. 3 Z Rosa
Woodbura.
y n. Hloks, H q Br0Nn. "a Cos
W.. proxyl s T. JOhasoa (R. A.
H,cks. peopl. q l. osie (R a.
AiekA proAyl. ,, n. Poorman (H. q.
honhoa, proxyl. Amos beach. o A
Nendel gH. ooales. proyl. j. p
hani, c. = wAitman or. n. Hicks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-16
Race SnlcIde

as President Roosevelt calls 4
nearly the menace TO increase I
ulation that deaths among |
are. Aud eight out o, ten II
deaths are directly or lni|
caused by bowel troubles. Y
Baby Elixir cures diarrhoea,
tary. sour stomach and all
ailments OF this nature. IN
thing for teething babies. RI
and SO cents. Sold BY al d'a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-16

B. F. Crocker. Esq. now ss|
OF age, and for 20 years jss,l
the peace az Martinsburg.
says: II am terribly aflIc.sa|
sciatic rheumatism In ny led
and right hip. l have used
bottles of ChamberlaIn's Palu
and IL did me lots OF good" I'd
at DR.. Stones drug store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-16

Kodol Is today ths best
remedy for all disorders q ihe|
aoh. such as dyspepsia, heart
sour stomach and belchlag 4
Sold BY all druggists
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-16

Rennedy's Laxative cousa
acts gently yet promptly e
bowels aud allays lnhamailoa
same time. 10 Is pleasant
Sold by al druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-16

Judge Cleland, a Republliaa
at Portland, su0tains the eol
tionallty OF the initiative and
endum.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-16


Hager. W. X. Humphreys.
Salem No. 4.
+. v. SoaithwIck, II. A. Johnson.
A. r. Monitt. r. Downing. F. A.
Welch, r.. A. Thatcher.
Salem No. =.
G. A. Murphy. O. w. skeels by A.
~ Gilbert. A. NJ Moores. T. II Var
Wrinkle by J. N. Smith. 70. T. Barnes.
A. l.. Hedrlck. ChSuneey Bishop,
John Brophy. ]. A. Richardson by
r. Wrlghtman. II. w. Thielsen. r. c.
Smith Jr.. r. p. Boise. F. a. Baker.
Jay Cox. +. n. Kay. T. y. Jones.
Saiem No. g.
n. N. Smith. Alonzo Gesner. y. Mere
dlth. l.. r. stnson, Dr. J. Reynolds.
Lloyd Hauser, w. H. Eldridse. c.
Moores.
Salem No. 4.
r T. Bingham. E. W. Hazard. Earl
Race. W. c. Hubbard. w. NJ. Robin
son. ]. bacon. w. C. winslow. VIM.
Yantin by J, W. Gamble. Asia Eon.
william NJ. carmington. r. A. Erik
on.
SaIcm No. ,,
J N. Smith. +. A. Mlhzenmier. r.
O. Donaldson, II. NJ. Buell.. J. ".
Young. ~ NJ. Palmer
Salem No. q.
John knight. A. W. Drager. c. r..
Royal. A. A. Burton. r. c. Hawley,
j. y, Putnam. Frank Smith. E. n.
Minard by A. A. LaFolet.e
salem No. J.
G, r Mcintyre. j. Roberts, c. T..
Mason. L. w Acheson ). Massey.
siiverton.
"A ID Mount, 4. j. Adams. NJ Van
valkenbure, J. Potter. r. Richies. l..
The platform has only a brief ref
erenoe 90 national or state politics
aud copies the Portland platform on
election Of senators. It does not az
was claimed. endorse the direct prl-
mary law
Marion County Platform.
The committee on resolutions sub
mlttet the following report, which
was adopted:
whereas. We, the Republicans az
Marion county in convention assem-
hled believing that the welfare OF
the county and that the best inter
ests of our commonwealth depend
npon the success and the upholdmg
OF The principles ot the Republican
party. as advocated and sustained by
such eminent men as Abraham lin
ooln. James A. Garfield. James q
hainN. William Mckinley. aud last
hut not least, Theodore Roosevelt:
aud.
Whereas, rhe present prosperity
ana progress of the United States az
home and abroad Is due 20 the ad-
q the principles Rdyo-
'eed ana endorsed by the Republl-
oan party; aud
Whereaa We believe that q Is "a !
,hs eess luterest aud the welfare OF
ne state that such principles should |
be upheld, and that 10 order 70 sus-
Tain these principles. il Is necessary /,
sui incumbent upoR as 70 elect Re-
publican @ the unlted states senate,
.heretare ha Il
Repolved that ar candidates tor
Zoe legislature on the Republican |
ticket subscribe 20 statement that
hey will xgrpoFt for Uuied states
senator that candidate electsd b, che
'otes ei che Republican party
for Inv iecks and canal.
fnis conventiea approves the
'etien - tho last legislature Ia sass-
AK eac Aoaes nill 60 secarr mr.
oeAs ana canai a Oreg0a Clt, by tAe
'o-opevafloa 81 the siate and "a.
ioaal gosrrnments Ne urUs, car
isegAtion Ia congress 60 make this
ieFeiness i>sae - sho ead that the
aroers ana sbipRers ~ Willamette
alley may b. Feai~ed of che la of
y ceats per toa aeu letiea "a all
Ha oon4n4oVNe a. .saealesa o.. A.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-16
Loss OF Appel

Is common when the blood -,
Tying and enriching, for then Il. |
fails to give the digestive o,. -
stimulus necessary for the n,e.'.' ssu1 /
formance of their functions.
Hoods sarsaparilla is prs..n,,l
the medicine 20 take. I, -.
blood pure and rich, and ssres,j
all the digestive organs.
l was all run down and NJ
appetite. After taking one 80
Hoods Sarsaparilla I could =.
thing | wished" Mrs. Am,ss.
ner, oneco, Conn.
Accept no substitute for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-16
Prrinct Committeemen.

Adjourned.
PTNsinct Committeeman.
County Chairman Chas. A. Murphy
asked the delegations from the dlf-
ferent precincts 10 select precinct
committeeman, which was done. and
they we're ratified by the concention
The following were named:
Aumsville--J. A. Smith.
Aurora h +. Giesy.
Breitenbush- W. stahlmahn
Brooks-F. J. Bolder.
Butteville-
Champoeg-
Chomawa-Jsmes Winstanley.
Elkhorn Robert MoorhoAse.
Fairheld-M. W. Mahoney.
Geryais j r. Siegmund
Hofeb wm. Bertram.
Howell. n. Miller
Huhbard-Chas. Platts
Iehegson-J. l.. Jones.
Liberty
Maoleay Wv A. rylor.
Marion
Mehama-E. @, siesman.
Monitor
Mt Angels. L. Lambert
salem No. l--R. r. Downing.
Salem No. &C. A. Murphy.
Salem No sc. Stolz.
Sa.em No. &c. II. Deacon.
Salem No 5-.E NJ Palmer.
Salem No. -R. c. HALEY.
Salem No. I'll W. Acheson.
Salem, Fast ~. p. Ashby.
Seoit's Mllls-E s Hickok.
Sidney James Ducan.
silver Falls
Silscrton. South S n Bowers
silyerton. North
Silyerton AZ. ]. Van ValkeRburg
81 Paul
sfayton-W 5. Gentry.
Snelimiiy d. C. Downing
Turner
woodharp n d Brown.
Gates Geo. W. Anderson.
hoseca'e-Th ThOs. Moot.
Aoaitor--J. T.. Ross.
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A@w q RxA.
s..- a.. :. F'A =. ...,I.....l. = ~ s..E Aa
'.' Nrs&zzZzs<
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-16

lo'di ttttss s-...s...t. 30 l@-
Onmotion of 4. h. Kay the pre-
cinot committee members were au-
thorizcd 10 act as a campaign com
mittee In eselcting proper persons ais
a legislative ticket.
Al fournad
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-16

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Ban - plA A. yal ksn NNlR &z1ti
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-16

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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-24
Oldest Minister Dies.

Fort Worth, Tex, Jan. q. -
Rev, DR.. Angus Johnson, said
TO have been the oldest Presby-
terrain minister in the United
States, both in years and SER
vice, died at Avalon, Texas, to-
day, aged 80 years and ten
months.
Up to a month ago DR.. John
son actively pursued his duties
as pastor of the Avalon church,
and he had made arrangements
to celebrate his Tooth birthday
by preaching at Fott Worth and
Dallas. He had been a minister
of the gospel for Y years.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-24
Pinesalve ACTS llKEA PO1lnr.
Carbolized roars n Of sxis b Shl
Contest Notice
Office ' '"''''

Department Of the Interior. United States Land
Office. ''''''
Las Cruces. ". NJ. Jan. ., zoos
sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT, having been 6l.a
IN this Office by Lemner T.. MArgrave con,es,an,
against Desert Land entry No i237. made Nov M
1906 for Me-, Section II, Township IA s. Rnnys
2 W. by Addison l.. Davis. Contestee in which
u Is alleged that said claimant has wholl,,
iailef To make the requisite annual expenditure
during the first year. "a required by law. ,bat ia
after the 10th day Of Novcmbc-, lsO6. and bcfo,c
the 10th day Of November. 1901. and Tia, there
are no improvements upon said tract and i'm,
sali conteatnn y not now a resident OF tho Tor.
t1tory OF New Mexico. and that said abs.nee fro,n
the said land was not due 10 his employment, in
the Army, Navy or Marine Corps Of the Ilni,ed
States. Said parties are hereby notified A.
appear, respond and offer evidence touching said
allegations at 10 O'Clock a m on 10Th day M pch.
ruary. $50; before b. Y. McKeyes. and that anSl
hearing vii be held nj 10 O'Clock a. m Marcb
z, 1908 before the Register and Receiver M ,ho
United States Land Office in Las Cruces N NJ
The said contestant haying, In a proper alldnv,,
hled Jan, 2, 1905, set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service N hi
notice cannot be made Il Is hereby ordered md
directed that such notice be given By due and
EUGENE VAN PArrB,,. Register.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-24
WholeFamilyDead byPoison

Rockdale, Tex, Jan. 10. Five
members of the family of seven
of c. Sauer, a German farmer
living near this city, died yester-
day and the other two are re.
ported in a dying condition to-
day from poison. All became
suddenly i'll after eating supper
Friday night. Arsenic has been
found in the house and it is be.
lieved that the poison was placed
in the flour from which the
bread that the family ate was
made.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-24
Horse Falls with Lady.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Brice
were in the city Tuesday, having
come in for Mrs. Brice TO re.
ceive medical treatment for her
left arm. which was badly sprain.
ed a few days ago by having a
horse fall with her. Fortunately
the arm was not broken but il
will be some little time before
Mrs. Brice RECEIVERS the use of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice are esteem.
ed residents of the Lewis Flat
country.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-24
Burned Alive.

Cecil Whitlock and Robert
Nesbit, Jr., two prominently
connected young men of Estan.
cia, N. NJ, met a horrible end
a few days ago by being burned
to death in q fire which destroy
ed the county Jail in Estancia.
The young men had taken on a
little firewater and by reason of
having INDUCED in a little shoot
ing stunt, were placed in Jail
pending a hearing and the wear
ing off of the effects the liquor
produced. The cause Of the fire
is unknown.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-24
Sells His Farm.

Mr.. ]. M. Gaar has sold his
fine farm a few miles southwest
of town to Messrs. Atkins and
Miller, of Texico, N. M. The
new purchasers are practical
farmers and will take active
charge of the place.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-24
Fire at Indian School.

Fire, which broke out at 7:3O
o'clock Saturday night, destroy
ed the girls dormitory of St.
Katherine's Indian school, one of
the largest educational institu-
lions of its kind in the territory,
located about a mile from Santa
Fe.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-01-24
Brakeman Gets $4,000, 900

Los Angeles, CAL, Jan. q. go
According to published state
ments, Frank Oppenheimer, a
Santa Fe brakeman residing in
this city, and his sister, Miss
Marie Oppenheimer, of Buffalo,
N. y, now here, are heirs to a
$1,000, 900 estate left by their
uncle, Jacob Oppenheimer, OF
New Zealand.