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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-02-17

great injustice.
District Attorney Langdon, aided
by Francis ]. Heney and Rudolph
Spreckels, is making a great fight
to insure Ruef's conviction.
1t Is the crucial moment in the
whole graft war in this city.
District Attorney Langdon was
asked to make statement for this
paper. He wrote the following. 1t
is the first official statement he has
issued on the subject;
BY w. II. LANGDoN
The district attorneys office of
San Francisco is endeavoring to
demonstrate to the world that
there is not one law for the rich
and another law for the poor, but
that all law breakers, rich or poor,
can be made equal under the law
This motive is the basis of what
has become to be known as the
San Francisco graft prosecution.
The trial of Abraham Ruef, now
in progress, marks the beginning
of new epoch in the fight against
corruption in this city just as did
the opening of the trial of Eugene
Schmitz.
The opening of the trial of Ruef
plunged the prosecutors into what
will undoubtedly prove to be a Sc
ries of the most stubbornly fought
battles in the courts in the history
of the graft prosecution. Back OF
this fact as several causes.
There is, first, an altered public
sentiment The rich defendants in
the graft cases have been active
They have realized that the Ruef
trial has opened final assault
upon them. BY various means they
have bent themselves to the task
of checking that righteous indigna-
ton that weighed so heavily
against them during the early
stages of the investigation and
prosecution.
The "higher-ups" have been
clamoring for an immediate trial.
Time and again they have claimed
the right to go to trial before Ruef.
They have made charge after
charge to support these claims.
OF course they want an immedi-
ate trial! Of course they want to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-02-17
ROBBER SENTENCED
TO KELLEY CURE

PORTLAND, Feb 17.-U. S.
Judge Wolverton has sentenced the
last of the Sellwood postoffice rob-
bers to take the Kelley cure. The
sentence was passed on Claude Egg
gleston, who. standing shaking like
an aspen leaf before the jurist, &C
knowledged he was an inebriate
and was willing to enter a gold
cure" institute, and in event of
failing to overcome his desire for
intoxicants to serve five years at
hard labor on McNeil's island, the
alternative set by Judge Wolver-
ton. Eggleston was turned over
to the United States marshal and
began his novel sentence at once.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-02-17
THIEF GOT HIS JEWELRY

William Kellinger's room at E16
First av. was entered by thief
who carried away more than 500
worth of jewelry, including a
Clipped diamond ring, cuff buttons.
collar buttons, watch, chain and
rings. A list of the stolen jewels
has been sent to police depart
ments of surrounding cities.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-04-11
TRUTH, THE WESTERN WEEKLY
GRAND.

The Lorch productions Grand becoming and
popular with the of that house This week the
Russian has scored remarkable "A Child of
Regiment This tonight evening
Mr. Lorch will appear the latest piece from the Charles
Baney kidnapped for Revenge Love- excitement patho and
umor blended in the story of the play and the of
the piece Mr. Lorch will be the stellar supported by
enlarged The matinee Wednesday will
and the usual Saturday bargain matinee will given
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-04-11
THE FLOWERS RECITAL.

"A Carol OF Stories
the subject Monve Flowers at his Interpretive recital
Church Friday
the character delneato America.
wide Interpretation of his his conception exquisite his define
alton Mr. Flowers president of the Flowers Academy
Speech and Dramatic Art of Cincinnati He
great versatility wide uccincy tells
dialogue happy his subjects concise his He holds
his audience force his and personality and
fulfls thinker
seeker throughout
and erd receptions everywhere has been the recipient of
To the
the of Mr. Flowers treat Much it
be regretted appears for night evening
will suffice demonstrate that he properly termed the master Of
Impersonators.'
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
During the months Held to IN
in "The Partisan Model"
gagemnt with Sam Bernard the latter part Of this
writing operate version
Bernard Shaw's satire arms and the Man"
"Saomy Jane"
rest Of the and will appear only in Nurse Marjorie
Mantel going try Shake
pearean interpretations London audiences this spring.
George Fawcett playing "The Squaw Man.
the pond planning Puddn Head Wilson, London
H. rehearsing Kesters
Quxote and will produce it in New York within the few weeks
That NJ Holland given up present idea
of becoming evidenced by the fact that he has joined Eleanor
Robsons company.
Georgia Cane has had dream of plenty and
invade the vaudeville field little and dance
number, making her first vaudeville in New York
Flora Juliet Bowy gone back her old Lion
Mouse company touring states taking
place of Mariet Shotwell
called The Wolf of which Eugene Walters who Pad
Full" the author.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-04-11
LYRIC.

To satisfy the demands of its the Lyric will
clever musical comedy than during the coming week This will
be "A Night in Morocco with Fred Lancaster Sultan Gus
Mortimer and Tony West will constitute hlarouy funny pair in
POkey and m the shipwreked sailors What they and
those sailors will be sdeptng The dancing singing girls
numbering sixteen will dance through ALL with change of
every few minutes.
With elaborate and the Lyrics enlarged orchestra "A
Night Morocco be the the
during the of the linn far There will be
raise in prices
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the manufacturing committee II consid-
erinr the question Of factories In WASH
inGton. and said that Washington has
more retail business than any other town
Of its size and that the business has IN
creased in many quarters during the past
wear, whereas in most cities 1t had de-
creased.
As to stop-ovsr Privileges.
d. J. Callahan. q guest OF Mr.. kauf-
man, interested In steamboat passenger
.rafic, pointed out that at certain seasons
OF the year persons from the south visit
New York and do a great deal OF buying
there He argued that by diverting those
persons to this city by stop.over privileges
a great deal Of money would be spent
here that otherwise would escape 10 OUT
side stores. He also referred to the mat.
ter o. Chamber OF Commerce trahlc
manager. and said that letter to the
president of tho chamber always results in
a full investigation Of any alleged dis
elimination by trafnc companies.
A.. Y. WOrthington suggested that those
considering the subject Of refund to
purchasers from out OF the city should
answer the question: IF l buy In WASH
ington. what will the merchants here do
cor me In the way Of a refund:''
Mr. Moses replied that if q Washington
merchant induces a Baltimorean to come
to his store and spend his time and money
In getting there. he deserves refund 70
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CABRERA FILLING PRISONS.
President Making Clean Sweep OF
Alleged ohenders.

TAPACHCLA. Mexico. May s-The Do
litical situation in Guatemala shows no
Improvement. according to the statements
OF refugees who have Just arrived here
from points across the border.
They report that arrests Of alleged
Offenders against the government con-
tinue to be made daily at the instance Of
President Cabrera and that the prisons at
Guatemala City and San Jose are RAPIDLY
being filled with these political prisoners.
Women Of wealth and refinement have
tends to all parts OF the country.
The national military college has lost
most of its students. the young men hav-
ing fed to evade arrest on the charge
OF being implicated In the students plot
to assaesinate Cabrera.
Miguel BustilIo, the minister of finance
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cover his car fare, but that the Washfns-
ton buyer spends in Washington wnrt le-
ultimately belongs In Wash ngton: in rs,
was considerable applause aIter WI mi
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plemented them by saying that In ms
opinion the local merchant could anoro
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Mr.. Lancaster again urged that statis-
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adjourned
Names Of Those Present.
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KEEP RETAIL. TRADE"
Committee of Chamber OF
Commerce Takes Action.
PROCEEDINGS At Meeting
Considers Report on Plans and Scope
Of Movement.
DISCUSSES MATTER OF REFUND
Comparison Of Local Stores With
Those in Philadelphia, New
York and Elsewhere.
PROCEEDINGS At Meeting
DISCUSSES MATTER OF REFUND

keep the retail trade Of Washington
in Washington was the slogan of the
retail trade committee of the Chamber
of Commerce at a meeting last evening.
The chairman of the committee. d. J.
Kaufman, opened the meeting with
brief address, in which he reminded those
present that the object of their attendance
was to bring about results. He added
that the movement to benefit the retail
trade Of this city must have, first of all.
the unstinted support Of the members OF
the committee and Of the entire Chamber
of Commerce before it could be expected
to have the support OF the general public.
The report of the subcommittee on plans
and scope was read. The following sug-
gestions were made:
THAT in addition to the committees al
ready named to be appointed. one on
ways and means be added. The COM
mittees will then be as follows: Plan and
scope, ways and means, advertising. rail-
roads. refund.
I'm working out the refund plan the
simplest possible method should be used.
The folder should clearly state the plan
and method Of The refund and give the
pane. business and address of every mer-
chant taking part In the movement. In
deed, we think 1t would simplify the work
and make shopping by visitors very much
more attrac tive il The merchants made the
refund direct at the time of purchase
thus saving the cost of an Office and
clerical force.
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Maj. Cha6ee Dead.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. May S.-Maj. q.
p. Chaffee. who was an ofhcer in the
Confederate army and was a brother Of
Lieut.. Gen. Adna r. Chaffee. L. 8. 4.
(retiredD. of Los Angeles. died at his
home here yesterday OF kidney trouble.
aged seventy-nine years.
Mai ChafYee in the civil war was a
stan oMcer. He was connected with tii-
commissary department part OF the
time. and later saw service with the
Goth Alabama Regiment. He was &C
Quainted with Gems. Longstreet. Bragy
and wheeler. Maj. Chaffee had lived IN
Kansas City for the past eighteen years.
He leaves q widow here. Interment
will be at Mount Washington. Kansas
City.
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AUTH'S
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of Honduras. who was in Guatemala at
the time of the attempted assassination "f
Cabrera. is still a refugee in the Mexic IN
legation in Guatemala City. He got n q
passports from President Cabrera, bus Ia
said to fear that an attempt will be made
on his life should lie leave the protection
of the LEGATION.
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n. AUTH PROVISION
COMPANY.

Moves. +. r offterdinser. John Shoe
F. w. Bolgiano. J. d. Carmody, Jacob
Eiseman. e. H. Etz.. William III. GUIDE.
A. E. Randall. p. T. Moran. George F.
Muth Alfred Mayer, Charles Goldsmith.
A.lD. Prince L. j. Silverman.
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OWEN SOUND. Ont. May e.-Two hum
dred freight handlers went on strike yes
teYday on the Canadian Pacific railway
docks because their wages were cut fro0
Is to 10 cents IN hour.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-20

The location ut the principal office Of a.
Iucumciu WOOL securing Company m tn
Territory ut New Mexico. O., Iuoum,tri. o.
the County u Quay
Tie name ut the agent therein aud
charge thereof. upon whom process, agains0
tn, corporation MAJ he served ~ /. e.
Z httendeu.
Ne. the subscribers. being all oi III,
stockholders Ut the ucumrtu Wool N,puu
ing , ompany, . corporation organized az,
existing under lnd b, virtue OF the laws 90
tnr rcrtitutN ui New Mexico. dcrming 0
advisable aud most tor the benefit Ut >It
Curpoi alton mat the stmc should nc iugtu
win Dissolved do hereby give our con,cu
to the dissolution thereof, IS provided 10,
IN Act to tcguiat1 tue formation an.
goycrcmcut OF vupuraIIuns Tor mining
mdnuihc utIng. industrial Ind other pul
suits. Chapter ~, Laws ct Iyu5, Ind 600
,ign TIN, cement. to the end hat It be file.
~ the office Ut the secretary OF the Ter
tory NrW MeNico
Witness our hand, aud seals. tins mn
day OF May, \. u. zoos.
h Bldnton ..., owning ten shares.
McrrttI MvChem. pwnlng ten shares.
-. ". houd, owning mt, shares
/, C. Chit,cnden owning uitS shares
=. fioer,hrim owning lhlrt, shares
BIoWu Adam, bS Jacob
l., Brown. owning .....n itN shares
t.. j. iiuling owning. eleven share,
T., HuIing, trustees
owning ..,..........., ten shares.
The Forbes Wool company
l., T. lluling. Pres.
uWuing 1000. ,...t"cniN nine shares
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-06-20

On TUESDAY evening. June goth
inst, YIN Wrlch Moore, the popular
attorney oi tins city, will he mar.
rrrd to Miss Frances Mae NltiIrr
Oi lrtlcho, IrNas.
Don't huN Sttvchninc Carbon
anything until YOU get out
prices, Elk Drug Store. BIti
I. \. West was ~ town We'd
ncsddN aud called at the Ncwe OF.
ice. West tells ~, that III spite ol
thu div weather tn, crops are
looking hnr.
Mis-, V. -. NrDrrmott lclj
"Wednesday wa Chicago, returning
home to Dubuque, Iowa. Sh' viii
visit a week or two w,th a sister
in Chicago.
Miss VI BELL Coleman OF Dallas,
Texas, arrived ~ the city Thurs.
day. Miss Coleman is a sister OF
Mrs. &, &, Chapman, aud will
! spend the summer with her.
Fresh at Alau's, brans, peas,
cucumhrrs, lettuce, mustard,
/ onions, etc. 3O.ti
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman, ol Mes.
quite, Texas, father and mother
OF Mr.. E. {. Chapman, the hard.
war, man, AZ" expected today,
and will spend some time ~ tn.
CumcarI.
The Canadian river is lower than
it has been tor several years. 1t
Is not running below the Bell ranch
and the water - becoming so SALTY
that fish are diving in the shallow
places.
The residence oi Herman Ger.
hardt on Allen and Rock Island
streets is progressing nicely. The
material used Is OF different colored
cement blocks, and will make an
attractive building.
Don't buy S%trvchninc Carbon
anything until YOU get our
prices. Elk Dug Store. SI-ti
\ new post office has hccu cstah.
llshrd at Rudulph, New Mexico,
with Mrs. Carolina Rudolph as
postmaster.
The union SUNDAY school al
Mountain View, fifteen miles south
east OF lucumCari, Will have 4
"ChiIdrpn's DAY celebration, sun,
dav, lunr asst, at II o'clock q. m.
G.. w. Powell and Miss Dora
Bell fist, OF the Oglc ncighbor.
hood, were married at the courI
/, house Mouday, June 18th, AZ &c
a. III. 10y Kew. ]. ". Campbell.
Attorney Reed Iiolloman whC
has recently entered the practlC,
here from Indiana, is getting a gooc
patronage. lie IS a capable law
ser and the News is pleased to So,
=, h,m prosper.
The barber shops ct rucumCar
will IN the future until further no
= tics close SUNDAYS, and each wrcl
day except SATURDAY., open At II u
. m. and close at : -. ~ SATURDAY.
/ closing hour will hr ~ y. IN. I
Don't buy S,rychuinc Carbon
ANYTHING until Won get our prices
I Elk Drug Store. att
The rebuilding sale nov on h,
the NJ. Il. Goidcnhcrg Co., is
I business revelation IN this country
! This Is evidently Cost.prlcc sal,
. in reality and a great quantity o
: merchandise has been sold durlnl
| III" week.
The barber shops OF IuCumCaT
will IN the future until further no
n tlCc close SUNDAYS, and each wrcI
o daN except SATURDAY, open ~ u a
I ~. and close AT : y. ~. Saturda'
I closing hour will hr II y. IN, IT
Judge Stevens oi Hobart, okla
. is visiting friends ~ III" CITY, an,
= last SUNDAY was the guest OF Mrs
Or. kuckrT At dinner. Judge j.
/. pleased with IN, future prospect,
OF TuCumCarl and may make thI'
his future home.
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Real Estate and Rentals
Local and Personal


Otvlllc Homer ol Moore is the
daddy Of a new baby boy.
Ice Cream made OF pure cream
At l.lk Drug store. Biti
The stork lett a hahy hov AT the
home OF VIM. Rowcll last week.
". II. Burton, thu san lon no.
tel man, vas IN town tuesday.
Drink a Stein oil Hires Root
Beer. at Elk Drug store. BI.tt
\. T.. Currcn, editor OF the Clov.
is News, was a visitor several DAYS.
Attorney NJ. &. Mrchcm has gone
to Chicago To attend the prcsldcn.
,ial convention.
Drink a Stein OF Hires Root
Beer. At Elk Drug Storr. att
There is a new hah, at the home
oi \. !. Pace tour miles southwest
OF town. It's a hov.
T.. T.. Little reports a fine baby
boy. The little fellow arrived
Thursday ol last week.
Drink a Stein ol Hires Root
Beer, At Elk Drug Store. ii.tl
". W. Bennett, t. \. commits.
sionrr at san ion, was IN town
tuesday attending to land matters.
y. H. Cunningham wife and
daughter lett Thursday Tor amonths
visit to relatives at NARROW Okla.
See Us about our special sale OF
town lots in the southwestern Nd.
duuon. 5Stt BErI X MARTIN.
Mrs. Clint Rutherford who has
been visiting friends in Texas tot
several weeks, returned TUESDAY
evening.
There is a new post office added
to the long list in Quay county this
week. II is Rudulph east OF tn.
cumCaii twelve miles.
Ice Cream made oi pure cream
at Elm Drug Store. att
Mrr. l.. &. Terry and family r.,
turned from Santa Rosa SATURDAY,
bringing with them Eunlcc, Crci
aud Maud Williams.
W. +. Buchanan, president o.
ia, First National Bank, who has
been in Texas tor the past ten dav'
returned home Thursday.
Ice Cream made OF pure cream
at Elk Drug store. }I.t
Rev. lohn Meeker, pastor oil thu
PRESBYTERIAN church OF Alamo
gordo. visited Rev. DuBosr OF
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. l.. T.. TAYLOR has received
IL. lad Intelligence that her sister
Mrs. Jennie =. Webster, OF I'm.
porIum, Pa, is fatally Ill.
Adair sells Swiits Premium la
con, hams and meats. got
G.. W. Parker, one OF the prom
ncnt citizens OF the Mt. View com
munitv, was IN town on business
Thursday and called on the News
Mayor Donald Stewart ant
Councilman ". \. Jackson ar,
taking a fishing trip north OF La
Vegas. They will he away ahou
two weeks.
Don't huy Strvchninc CarhoI
ANYTHING until YOU get on
prices, Elk Drug Store. 3I.t
Mrs. Donald Stewart and chlld
rem lett SUNDAY tor Las Vega
wh-r they expect TO spend IN" ho
months IN that delightful cool ALI
tude.
Dalhart had a very heavy raj
Monday uIghi. II rainrd ior - ~ I
hours. II rAtcndrd p miles ives
OF Dalhart and showrrrd a. Ia
west a. Nara Visa.
w. T. Allen aud wat" OF Noun
tain View, New MeNlco, will lrav
Tor Texas next Monday. The
Will make the trip hy privat" rou
vrvancr and will hr gone ahor
two months.
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CtRIn lCAIt OF DISSOLUTION

I%FRRIrOKN o. SEW MEXICO
utrI,r ~ tut 80 EFt,RS
MISCELLANEOUS CupTttI,AIF
Nihau Iana Nroretar, II the Terri.
tus, Of NrW MrNiro De- hrtrb, ,%rrtii,
that there was filed lut record m this
uih,r ~ mn u,ioct = m un the Twelfth
de, OF luur. \ f. ryo'
C"tpIIu,,tr - Dissolution
T~r,rN,,sI Won S,prptND CoNr,SY
No yrp'l.
Gwen under my hand and the
Great seal oi the rrtftor, II
seal Sew Mexico at the cav ui santa
re the Capital. pu this 18th Ia,
Ut lunr \ - iJu1.
NArHNN lArrN
SECRETARY ut New MrSico.
TERRITORY OF NEw MEXICO.
prtt.r 90 tnF NFDVrINs,
CtsIIr,,ir % Comparison
I. nathan Lana. Srcrrlar, Ut the lrtu.
tot, 90, N-W NrNirn 80 hereby c%rrtiiy thai
there Nis hlrd tor rrCuti ~ tins piiicr a.
nine o'clock, q ~ On The I wrllth tag 81
ian" \ T. iJns.
CtgIltI,AtF ~ BIs~uitTluS
of
Ir,rH. ,Fl MuuL scot siNr CuNr,SN
so. IGysI
and also. that I have compared the follow
tug CoIy Ut the same. with the origin,
thereof nuN ON hic, and drrllf- 1t tu be- F..
correct transcript thrrrirnm aud oi the
whole thereof.
Given under my hand and tn
Grrat seal oi The Territory 90
seal New Mexico, Al thu ct, vt SAINT.
- re. the Capital on ,nr l9th da'
oi lunr. \. -. iyoN
NATHAN IAttA.
Secretary OF New M"NCo.
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{. I. Adair sells Golden Gate
coffee. tea, specs and extracts.
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