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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-07-22
As TOLD IN A LINE
A BOILING DOWN OF THE NEWS
OF THE DAY.
MENTIONED IN SMALL SPACE
The Busy Reader Can Absorb In q
Few Moments Good Deal Of
information.
Foreign.

A new dirigible torpedo recently
planned by a Swedish inventor has
aroused great interest in Swedish
naval circles. The torpedo is operated
by electricity.
The Russian embassy at CONSTANT
nople has addressed a sharp note to
the port, calling the attention of the
Turkish authorities to the advance OF
Turkish troops into Persian territory,
north Of Uremiah, and requesting
their immediate withdrawal.
The suffragettes in Holloway jail,
London, who have been making trou-
BILE for the authorities by refusing to
comply with the prison regulations.
have been ordered confined to their
cells for period of "a hours. But
their spirits do not appear to be de-
as ever to refuse to work or submit
willingly to the treatment usually ac-
corded to criminals.
The Peruvian government has given
orders that passage money be adj
vanced to all Peruvian subjects in
Bolivia who desire to leave the coun-
try on account of the i'll feeling en-
gendered by the arbitration award of
President Alcorta of Argentina in the
boundary dispute between the two
countries
Chancellor Won Buelow will resign be-
fore the adjournment of the reichstag.
according 10 the report in well in
formed political circles. A semi
official note, published In the Koel-
nische Zeitung, gives similar indica-
tons.
Count Casimir Badeni, former Aus
trian premier, died at Vienna. Count
Casimir Badeni was born in Poland
In 1886 He studied law, entered the
Austrian civil service and became
governor Of Austrian-P Poland.
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Two powerful banks in Chico go have
United. giving them a financial power
Of $S3,e00,000.
Conference committee on the tariff
Is working night and day, but refuses
TO divulge details of work.
Germany has raised the tax on beer,
tobacco and brandy.
Members of congress see no hope
Of insurgent success and predict COM
plete Aldrich victory on tariff COM
promise.
President Taft speaks favorably of
the plan to connect church and gym
nasium, and praises the worker whose
vacation is short.
Congressman Kinkaid has persuaded
the secretary of the navy to loan Ne
braska the figurehead of the battle
ship Nebraska.
More than 1000 Western Union tele-
graph poles In Iowa were broken by
the recent storms and floods through
out the state.
Wolgast and Nelson fought a ten
round bout at Los Angeles, the for
mer getting rouch the better of it.
That the postoffice department eff
fectually has checked the daring mail
robberies in the west Is disclosed by
a report submitted to Postmaster
General Hitchcock by Postotfice In
spectors Hal b. Mosby and G. NJ. Per-
hns. No less than six train rob
berries have been committed between
Spokane, Wash, and Omaha, since
October, 1907, in which mail rather
than express cars were attacked.
Delegates of a number of New York
business associations will go to Wash
inston to urge that tariff commits
sion be incorporated as a part Of the
tariff bill.
The German emperor has asked
Prince Won Buelow whom he would
suggest as his successor in the chan
cellorship and the prince has recon-
mended DIR. Won Bechmann-Hollweg.
minister Of the interior and vice chan
cellor.
Senators Taylor and Frazier Of Ten
nesse saw the president regarding the
appointment Of census supervisors
through the southern states.
Ernest l.. Everett, formerly Judge OF
Box Butte county, Neb., and promi-
nent there, was in Denver in search of
his wife who, he says, deserted him.
There is about to come from the
press an 8,000-word booklet by Mrs.
Mary Copley Thaw of Pittsburg. deal
ing with the case Of her son, Harry X.
Thaw.
John ID. Rockefeller increased his
donations to the general education
board by a gift Of $40 200, 900 and also
released the board from the obliga-
ton to hold in perpetuity the funds
contributed by him. The gift brings
Mr.. Rockefeller's donations to the gen.
eral education board to $52.00O,O00.
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PRISON HIS ONLY HOME.
Pardoned Convict spurns Freedom
and Asks to be Taken Back.

Lincoln. Neb.-Being pardoned from
the Nebraska state penitentiary on
July 4, by Governor Shallenberger,
after fifteen years in suit of stripes,
Jacob Frahn spurns his freedom and
shrinks from facing the world.
Since July 4 he has daily ilnplored
Warden Smith to give him employ.
ment and he has been appointed .
prison guard.
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Warrant for Insurance AGENT.

Fort Dodge, Iowa.-P. F. Phillips,
agent for the Royal Union Life
Insurance company, is being pur-
sued as result of a warrant sworn
out by E. F. Cook, the local manager.
Phillips is charged with taking seven
promissory notes of the approximate
value of $500, the property of the in
surance company.
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SOCIALISTS DENouNcE CAR.
May Dress In Mourning During Rulers
Visit to Copenhagen.

Copenhagen. Denmark.-The ap-
preaching visit of the car has arous-
ed socialists. who are making appeals
to show contempt for Russia's ruler
by dressing In mourning and keeping
OF the streets. The editor OF the
Young Socialists. leading paper,
has been arrested for publishing in
cendiary articles about King Freder-
ickuand EMPEROR Nicholas.
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KANSAS CITY FOR REFORM.
Commission Form of Government
Spreads Into State Of Kansas.

Kansas City, Missouri.-In a very
quiet election yesterday Kansas Ci:y.
Kan. decided to adopt the commission
form of government by large major.
ity. The new plan calls for the gov
eminent Of the city by a mayor and
four commissioners.
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ANOTHtR SUBMARINE SINKS
CREW OF Thirteen MEN ARE
DROWNED NEAR ENGLISH
COAST.
British Vessel in F!otiIla Is Struck by
Cargo Steamer.
SUBMARINE DISASTERS.

= British Submarine A.1-Sunk in
= collision March 81, 1900-11 lost.
= British Submarine A.5-Sunk in
. explosion Feb. Is, 1868 killed,
= Is wounded.
= British Submarine A.S-Explo-
= sion on board June 8, 1864 lost.
q French Submarine Farfadette-
= Sunk near Tunis, July 6, 1868
lost
British Submarine C.11-Sunk
= in collisions lost.
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General.

Evelyn Thaw was again on the wit.
ness stand and said her husband had
threatened to kill her when he got
free
The Persian shah has taken refuge
In the Russian legation. and his Co.'S
sacks are negotiating surrender.
"As soon as the tariff is out of the
way" said James ]. Hill, the railroad
magnate, this country will enjoy a
prosperity which will at least equal II
II does not surpass that which II knew
under the Mckinley administration.
President Taft called the tariff con-
ference leaders into consultation and
told them the corporation tax must
make good
A call has been issued by Chairman
Warren Keifer for a republican state
convention to be held in Lincoln, Neb.,
. on July 81.
Detroit was selected as next years
convention city by the executive board
of the Catholic Educational associa-
ton and the dates were fixed as July
8, and z.
State troops were called out to keep
order among 1900 rioting steel work
ers at Pittsburg, Pa,
Fifteen thousand men with decorat-
ed floats and carriages forming a line
more than four miles in length COM
posed the great Elks parade in Los
Angeles.
Paris theaters have raised their
Price OF admission. whereat there is
great protest.
The Rome Tribuna says Archbishop
Farley of New York will be created a
cardinal at the consistery to be held
In November,
The tariff conferees agreed on aew
custom court except one provision.
and dispute over drawback provision
of law
The Persian hired Cossacks have
made overtures to the nationalists but
the shah will fight.
Congress will be asked at the in
stance of President Taft to authorize
the issuance of bonds to the extent
of the estimated cost of the Panama
canal.
Reproduction of etchings of former
Presidents Washington. Jefferson and
Lincoln and of President Taft are to
adorn American embassies and lega-
lions throughout the world.
Several people who have met Thaw
in past months testified they thought
him sane and rational.
A falling building In Philadelphia
killed seven people.
The news of the new agreement be-
tween Japan and Korea arranging for
the transfer Oh Korean judicial author
ity to Japan is being quietly accepted
at Seoul. now that It's terms are fully
understood.
1t is said that war between Bolivia
and Peru is imminent.
The Retail Lumber Dealers associa-
ton of Mississippi and Louisiana was
sued In the chancery court of Holmes
county at Lexington. Miss. under the
aati-trust statute for the recovery Of
penalties aggregating s14.1s4,000.
A conference ut the white house re-
suited in conclusion to reduce corpo-
ration tax from two to one per cent.
The story Of recent fight Of Philip
nine constabulary with Moro outlaw
has reached America.
4 wind storm at g. Louis was de-
structivs to property: 80
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Anarchists Are Exiled.

Stockholm, Sweden.-The eight an
archists who were arrested recently
in Stockholm on the charge of having
conspiracy to assassinate the car
of Russia, have been sent into exile.
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Washinuton.

The revolution in Colombia is at an
end, according to a message which
was received by Senior Gusman, Co
lombian charge d'affairs, who rushed
Immediately with 1t to the state de-
partment.
A shake-up In the personnel of COM
merce and labor took place when ap-
proximately 100 employees were re-
duced, and the designations of about
ten others were accepted. This &C.
ton was taken by Secretary Nagei as
a result of an investigation into "the
efficiency" record of the employees in
his department.
Hon. Church Howe, consul general
at Manchester, England, arrived in
Washington. Mr.. Howe has returned
to the United States upon a leave Of
absence, and after transacting some
business in connection with his office
will start for Nebraska to spend the
remainder of his leave at home.
All discrimination is not forbidden
by the act 10 regulate commerce, but
only such discrimination as Is undue
This. In effect, was a decision of the
Interstate Commerce commission an
nounced in the case of the Morbeck-
Demer company against the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad and the Pennsylvania
railroad.
President Taft was presented with
big stick" bludgeon six feet long
and shaped much like the big emblem
OF Rooseveltian authority, which be-
came famous in cartoons during the
last administration. The donor was
j. Il Forbes of Ottawa, Kas.
AS an Endorsement of his stand dur
ing the discussion of the tariff, the
Union League club of Chicago has in
vited Senator Dolliver to address the
annual dinner of the club, Washing
toms birthday, February %. 1910. The
invitation has been accepted,
BY the decisive vote of 317 to IA,
more than the necessary two-thirds,
the house passed the senate joint
resolution providing for the submits
son of the income tax amendment
question TO the states. The negative
votes were all cast by republicans
The resolution now goes to the presi-
dent for his signature
A hurricane of unusual severity &C.
Cured at Panama, doing much damage
to property
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The Roosevelt expedition which has
been hunting for the last five weeks
in the Sotik district arrived at the
farm of Captain Richard Attenborough
on the south shore of lake Naivasha.
Gov. Johnson of Minnesota who has
passed through several operations. is
said to be improving.
President Taft announces that his
dates for the trip beginning Sept. Is
are liable to revision.
Prosper Marion, charged with COM
hitting murder near Valentine TWEEN
ty-five years ago. is being held in
Washington.
Jewel II. Aubere. for eight years
Washington representative of the St.
Louis Globe-Democrat, died In Wash
ington OF heart disease.
Thousands of people paid the last
trioute Of respect and friendship to
the late Congressman Francis w.
Cushman at Tacoma. Wash.
william ]. Brynr addressed . letter
to President Taft asking him to allow
the people to vote on popular election
of oouatoyQ. -s.s So.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-12
BACK ZOE

u may Ice one % Those eases.
though, where Then, u, rrrumucusr~
u certainly l. % u.r 900 five L. 200
-rII"J 'u 80 hnrk fur 70 rumhIr through
'ho pIarld fields of Dirhcu,. the Iurr
IIu", of bi,rn''l, % rpilirkug trp 'u
-ra Win Russell, the r%uchuntmcut of
scott. and the Jrrby delights of Coop
"f. II you want 20 mtnglc profit with
beauty, there D., Washington Irving. II
Nuu want action, you rau get all YOU
want 100 Bret llaIte', earns. aud u.
tor 'uu, what j. the matter with Mar.
IwHIut II b., like renewing. one e.
.uu'h, when YOU believed 900 every
body truth. rhiyalry and honor. 'u
dip Iu'u 'hv-" old m,ai"I, ut times
Wu'u 'Ho Np..u rolls heavy over your
mead, Hua 500. are Disguised with 'h,
whole uu|H.I.u who 20 down INTO the
depths In-''H. pi up tu the hrIgh'. H'
pure human uuotIou, There i- lralI.
n" excuse '.| being hoTri with all
ihI, ru''". -'Uff. Cut It ont. aud 20
hnch .uE.t.. the head of the stream
where 'N' N.'"r Is not fuU. aud where
you cam .... At the TiNrr . niIm aud
irut aI want Ia. De- o.. aud yuu
WI crease '. worry about either the
liuua IrU-' r. the Theatrical Trust. #
uIl 'hr r.. we're 90 lu so. neither
would .N.' -raSou, aud the love ut
rl'auIIn'-r NnI the desire tor beauty
and h'uu'' would once more ho ,u
prone .. nature intended u should ho.
100 'Ur N.nan heart.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-12
SEW A IN l.

great .rH. of interest hH- bvpu
'f.rr m ". H' the valley town, and
''I'r.H.I. 'tu., now installing sewers.
100 'h' ur''r ~ existence, that u may
Hu' n" H.' .' place 90 briefly answer iu
10 paragraph 900 q%uirics, received from
HII-l,au. '|a.l-, furtnlcs aud Turum
"1rl, ll Hf whom are either installing
Sewers .f $40. shortly 10 so " the
faithful ..uf he Legislature passed %
Jaw covering This point, whereby the CITY
may ISSUE urr' I%ficntes of indebtedness.
nu' ma. vH- .rIected ~ Roswell. some
claiming f 200 bee merely auuthcr Nay
90 I--..u- .Yui, without % vote, II
'N' people ~'lll the extension. must
H" made 'uT mo- system uU earth viii
f'u"N tI| HNu want IL. Rev, M iIcf
'"I'. i"l 'U' sisters uf The Roswell
Hospital. Boo. 100 all probability solved
Ih' problem I"r them hc proposed that
'h" ~I-'rra .U' M the extension them
selves. H..'.- uu certificate. Every
'IW" 'N". fuF water ur sewer charges
10 N, applied uu the cost ui no, rNtou
-I"n, uHI H.uu n ha, reached the total
"i Do ".fN interest nj Il Irr zen they
N"-II 'H .H. Iust the -Hmc u- every
body '.rt .U'U the city TREASURY. In
'nn meantime Tine extension hrluug. 20
'N' "I'E unI % gets nll ct the revenue
'hn' n0lE develop from connections. n
be- hard Poo conceive eft q tnlrrI plan,
n' why 10 would not Ice q good thing
for O." Hu." tl the extensions po..i
hlr under rUr anne conditions. II pHr
'l"- opening Hp a new addition wanted
nu "''rn,Inu. they could afford 10 put
n boz. feeling sure that iu time they
would got their money back NJ q fair
interest, aud The increase ~ the value
"i their property would pay Tor II
many times over. Since this plan was
proposed hy Father Herbert, the new
law hns been pat an the back shelf.
where 'hr ,wcc<y hill will slumbrr some
"i these .HN. There j. really no need
for II Boz This application of Christian
Wmu sense.
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s

The development of cleanliness ~
evidenced 10y the institution Of sewer
systems u, one uf the must hourtul
signs ut the times ~ the Icrus Val
ley, whi"h now has modern SyStrmS IN
every county seat. OF cuufSr this IL
figuring that Iucumcnti will vote the
bonds shortly tu Ice submitted Df this
am morally certain. tn" town has
reached that point where there l. no
choice ih the matter ~ must have
the utilities. the necessities fnt modern
lti" 10 a city. II already has water
~ plenty, aud only needs sewers. These
WIil Ice voted un shortly. aud ~ Tucum
carr spirit j. what believe n to Ice.
the vote against the proposition will
10" 10" snail fee count This H. the best
time of veal tu submit such u question
Tor everybody knows that 1t ~ now that
typhoid trNrr is born. with the ftr.i
rninS ui summer. aud the Matching OF
countless millions of flies. The ahom
iuuiion uf the open closet has much
q" do with h. Of course. It il impns
,ihIc to wholly eliminate the nv. bat
D. can hc much uhatrd hv the uhul:tiun
of that samc closet. aud u careful
watching Of the livery stables aud
.' f''l .i''N' lN'NN W lW' lIfiIliWI
I'uuuN 900 ui manure. fbr rhirf breed
tug ground ut the iIy Typhoid fever
BE- % ii'h ii>ru-, essentially. finding
BE- source both 10 the drinking water
and Do" accumulated nffal ~ animals
and people. lu the lccos Valley the
water BE- pure and wholly removed from
IuE possibility ut Infection. which h.
% great ulNautugp lu an probability
ninety prI cent ct aIl vases 1T typhoid
fever are caused hy the agency of
tiles. and u j. more than ever true
that when there is q spread Of the
di~"l>" -%umrhud, ought To- be- Indicted
iur criminal ,ttrlrssuv,s. ~ the ia
'irut D., screened carefully aud the tx
rrc'a properly iI-inf"rtrd. 1t will net
spread. That hu, been absolutely dem
uusirHicd II t. well to remember these
facts, NOW that summer j. ~ hand. and
also that sewers are % blessed pri,i
I"gv, and there has never been "a ,ys
tenn Installed that there Wa not u fall
ing Oft 900 the death rate Of that town.
\NaIl Yourself of them, help Ia keep
YOUR town clean. aud typhoid fever wat
appear uulN W sporadic cnscs. that
should boz easily treated without the
least danger of epidemic conditions.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-12
THE OPEN DOOR.

nav" % new exchange on tH table
,I"usIug OF shop matters some more
u l7 called ''Ihc Open Bood. To- and iu
plic OF DE- name. n T. not the organ
OF Nh" saloon men, bat Of the anti trust
theatrical managers The way It hands
% O." thc ll"brnic gentlemen whom n
contends are debn~iug the American
stage for the money there 4, I'm II. H. a.
sight before the lora And I guess il
b. alI true. Tor ! read Fraucis WAYNE >
dope u the Denver Post regularly. and
10 th"t" b. % successful play on the
stage at the present time - must bee
Hamlet or something else like that
bui why jump QUITO the theatrical
trust, when the book trust 4, inst ~
bad. Problem plays are the lrgi
innate development of ''problem st.r
les, and for several years there ha,
been nothing else produced by the
book trust. Three Weeks" give
Nights, - Was il Garcia's Fault q"
and that sort 90 warm tamales are
aooui all there i to il, every Que deal
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-12
MOSQUER0 lANO COMPANY
ISSUES BOOKLET
One Of the Largest Land Com.
panies in Territory Booms
Mosquero Community

The Turumrart Printing Company
has just c"mrlrt"d printing several
Thousand descriptive hooklci. Tor the
Mo,pucro Land Company. This hook
lrt l- ONE of the best made up piece.
ct advertising ever printed ~ this
porfl"u of ia" territory, and d, "a credit
'o NJ" book muHiug craft, ~ we'll ~
'u the Mpsqurro Land Company, who
D., having At issued.
Thi. pamphlet b. printed on strong
book paper, and contains u number at
fine cuts ui the Stockholders Of the
company aud views around Mo-quoro
The hookl"t contains one nf the beet
descriptions Of tue Mosqucro rom
muuity ever written, and tells of the
dNuntngcs aud resources for settlers
who locate there. II goes into full de-
tails concerning the soil, water, wood,
grass, market, cost Of living, wages,
cost of improving, climate, munfnL
crops raised, schools, aud n dolcn
other advantages OF the ],losqurrn
country.
The Mosqucro Land Company is one
of the big land conpF les III Sew
mexico, aud has the nnd back nf u
10 make II 50. Bent g. Brown, u mem
her Of the territorial Legislature, IL the
president at the company, aud go. ~
rurnto in all business transactions.
The company will be glad 10 mail
literature Ia any prrsur desiring IL,
and will always take pleasure In show
ing any visitors over ~. townsi,s or
the surrounding communny,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-12
LITTLE GIRLS HAVE VERY
PLEASANT CONTEST
Miss Maple Nesfus Wins Medal
In Very Spirited Declama.
ton Contest

Follow ,ug Toe two medal contest,
held by 'u" ma'rou> of the ". g.. r.
"t This ci'y, o." n,Ilc gin, be-
mugiup 4" rur order held q contest 1T
'h" Baptist church ia,t FRIDAY night.
which wa- none hchind the matrons IN
point ut excellence and Interest.
SiN contestants, we're entered and
winnie q tull louise dud not hear them.
those VIII" were present say II was one
Of the most Pheasant programs they
nav" ever attended IN ,"te city, and
that each one of the little ladies' ac
quilted herself with the highest
ucrIamatuty huu"r-,
The medal wa, won by Miss MabIc
Nrufu,. who rn"~c ~ her piece, ''lu
'h" k"g.' She wa, clearly winner, al
though 'hc rest cot the contestants were
los" "u h"r Ion second place aud "A
second prize would have been a hard
uu" 'u award
Ih" rest Of tine pieces were: The
Shoemaker and the Little White shoe.
Icy Mis-. Ruth Jones, 90 Down with u
'athi", by Mi-s .,uud DUNCAN. THE
rrlal ct Jesus, hy Mis-, Snllir Craw
ford. Saved. hy Mi,, E-tcllc H.
skin. aud "CouyIct Joe" hy Jcwcn
Mauury.
Following the contest was AN rn
ruKHhIp .ulp -yr,try and "A 'uI. la
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-12
THE A HAND.

Just for Information, would like
q" know who II was who STYLED the
r"rrut attempted hlRckmnil in clovis,
which may have been n huge honx. u
manifestation If ''rhc Black Hand. -
II is nu error that hurts the territory.
The Black Hand Is an Italian society
NJ highhindors ~ the Gaviliotti fac.
ton. who are guilty of about every
Grim" ou earth, though in the first
place founded ~ further q more or less
Justified vendetta. This ease at
Clovis, Il II was not a hungling joke,
wns au equally bungling attempt NJ
blarkmuil, aud ought 10 lac ~ classi.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-12

fed New Mexico hns no population
that believes In the Black Hand, or
that will stand for anything worse
than the territorial legislature. We
have enough bad spots without any
false classification. aud to top IL off.
u Is u pity that the people Of Clovis
can Z immediately catch onto the par
ties who have given the town this
black eye II they did ihote would
Ice some 1T the l%ivclic-i drifting over
the range that l. Of record, aud It
would be- justified.