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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04
TWO BOYS GET YEAR
APIECE IN PEN
FOR THEFT
SENTENCE SUSPENDED
BOYS GO TO GOLDEN


john SaWtelle and Howard Rich
mond pleaded guilty to a charge Of
burglary before Judge Ira a. Abbott
10 the district court yesterday and
were sentenced to serve one year in
the penitentiary. commitment being
suspended Professionally in each case.
SaWtcllc. who is sixteen years of age.
was arrested about W. months age
hy the Albuquerque police. charged
viii a number of burglarics, which
occurred i'm the business section or the
town. Among the places Sawtcllc
confessed To having stolen goods from
were the skinner grocery store, the
Raabc and Mauger hardware store,
the Albuquerque Carriage company
and other establishments. SaWtclle's
companion in the burglaries was Lynn
Gray "a fifteen year old lad. Gray
confessed his connection with the rob-
berries, bpt was not prosecuted. his
father sending him to the Colorado
state reformatory at Golden at his
own expense. IN sispending SaWtelle's
sentence yesterday Judge Abbott stat
ed that nv did SO on the condition that
his father send him either to Golden
or some other reform s,,lool Saw
%tello's father said that he WAS not
able to bear the expense. District At
torney Klock volunteered to make a
contribution to assist in defraying the
boys tuition. The lad was rcmanlc1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04
BOYS WELL TREATED
BY FARMERS
Varsity Winners Of DebaterS'
Championship Accorded
Every Courtesy by Defeated
ASpirantS at MesiIIa Park,


srHs"-s~0ce, fsaHefs~s~ y~sss~siHcrf.
sity Weekly features III, winning of
the debating championship =. the
Varsity team from h Agricultural
college boys at Mesilla Park and pub
fishes the likeness of the members
of the winning team, AIessrs. Grover c.
Emmons. Guy Cox and 7. j. Mabry.
The Weekly praises in high terms the
courtesy with which the Varsity men
were treated at Mesilla Park. 1t says
BY winning this debate, the Uni
Versitv team now holds the cham
pionship for The territory of New
Mexico within the circle of inter-col-
iegiate debating. The college having
won tAa dehaale Jpst year. they held
the championship until Wrre-~t~fron
them by the University last saturday
evening.
It would not be a complete story TO
give what has already been said and
not say something of the royal enter
tainment that was given our boys by
the college. To their credit let it be
said that from the HAT the
Varsity team alighted from the train
they left for Mexico the following
DAY every moment WAS an tliJoS "plt
one. The boys report that they were
fed such good things at the home Of
the professors fraternity Saturday
noon that they found it just a little
difficult to arouse themselves to the
occasion that night when they were
dined at the women's han, where also
was provided an excellent supper and
they were accorded every
courtesy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04

Olathe, Kan. to san Marclal, \. NJ Il
IS alleged hat as a result of careless
ness the animals were 50 badly i'm
jured that they died in transit and
never reached san Marcial. Rodgers
also alleges that tho Santa Fe de
manded payment for the transporta-
ton Of the animals. although they
failed to reach him ana asks addi-
tional judgment for seventy mine dol
lars which he paid for freight on ia.
animals.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04

ed on houkin2 him for the course
hero. The ""Lycoum'to says of Pack
HII.
Alton Packard Is 3D. delightful hu-
mofpl- WhiriWnd N ,ou ncerr oS-
reritut,l % delightful humorous
whiriN mi. just spend o. oo.pic of
hour. with this master ca~ricaturist.
To-, hot uuiy DRAWS the quickest, hui
iisn ulD b,st pictures IF ANS artist
on unr platform as Wel us more of
them
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04
One Youthful Diamond Dick
Leaves Home Because He is
Sworn to Massacre Police
man,
POLICE BELIEVE GANG
HAS BEEN DEM0RALIZED
Three Members in City Jail,
Several Under Surveillance,
UtrnrrG-1 U RsTcrnrat~-y aa4 One.
Sentenced to Penitentiary,

49,. 1880 o.. s- tN g.tl-,. t.
ieImatoryi a3oln S3Wtgii' Se''e''e''
10 "A year in the ~penitcntiary, with IN,
privilege of having sentence changed
to a year in the reformatory. and Fred
Luna Reginald Wagner ana Eli Mon.
draeon i'm the city fail. aud Paisano
Apodaca likely to bc captured at any
minute. the police have every reason
10 beliave that the vN.rst gang of bad
bows eyer orpanizcdt in A~rod Iucrqu,
has been broken al and that htH
rlaries ana otfti- ,s.-,,a.a. l,4lana. .hl
Juveniles win either occur at rare in-
tcrNals or cease altogether lt has
taken weeks to break the gang. but
il is believed that the backbone of the
bunch. while the bows frankly ac-
knowledge was called by them The
Red Hand Society" has been at las
crfectually broken NcarIy every bur
slary that has occurred in tn bust
ness snction of thc cit, within the
mast six months has boon traced home
,o the gane The notice had their s1ts-
nicinns ~ to who the burglars were
for man, moons. lui So clever were
thn Juveniles in manning the jobs and
conrealina the Stolen goods. that 1t
was aifficult to secure onough eyi.
donce mon which TO make arrests.
m. hn,s onnratnd in pairs on trios
b,,t IT. T.. bolfn,o1 mar mo loot rccon-
Oh as r,sutt of th.ir night and early
morning raids. was evenly divided,
ana mat an mo members of the gang
we're .in ON il" when the Job was to
be- pu1led OF. The ages of the mem.
bers of the "Red Hand" range from
s,,.n to sixteen. Most OF them at
tended school or were enrolled at
rfo,,s srboole fl, me cftv. although
most of tham ptayed hockey nearly
bolf tho thna
p,ig,no who csc4utd from
t,u ~ H,rnnulo Thursday night. at.
t,r no had boon arrested by Uudot
sheriff sheridan VI SanJoyal county
is sin at lnrla.. Paisauo mandgea
his n.rape be crawling between tho
bars Of the BernaliIiu bastilo. The
A-Ihuonarnuo nolic. however. have in
r-ormntion i'm thr.r possession which. ii
is believed viii land young ApodacN
in iau before many hours. 1t is Doc
lieyed. thar ne has returned to this
citv having been seen near the Am
erican Lumber mill plant yesterday
afternoon. Until Apodaca IS captured,
Luna. Wagno and Eli Mondragon}
will be kept I'M Jail Eli les eleven Years
years Old and IFS "a brother of simon
Nondragon. the cight-year-oid child
whose daring burglarics ana
,.tt, anno,mu schemes have kept the
police on the qul we Tor more .l'"
/, wear. Lynn Gray Lett for the G"Ior''
some time ago. his par
,nts having sent him There in ordef
10 avoid "a trial ln the district court
5 wtellc vas sentenced to ID year ia
he penlteutiary yesterday. after nav
ing pleadcd gully to q charge of bur-
zlary. having been indicted hy the roe
grand jury. In passing sentence
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
AsSAyERs.

ASr6NtTs
Mining and M~etallurgical Engineer,
sos West Fruit avenue, Postofficf
Box 173. or at office of +. III. Kent
112 South Third Street
ATTORNEYS.
K. w. ID. BRYAN
Attorney at Law.
Office in First Natonial Bank build
ing. Albuquerque. N NJ
WILSON & WHITE
Attorneys at Law.
All business entrusted TO our care will
receive prompt and careful at
tention. Rooms 10, II and
10. Cromwell Building
Albuquerque. New Mexico
J. A. Miller George Il. Craig
MILLER & CRAIG
Attorneys at Law
ia S Third st. Albuquerque
DENTIsIs.
DIR. J. r. KRAFT
Dental Surgeon.
'N5oms~. agssscss,sx ~ ,~S.. SsA.a& ospbnDe
744. Appointments made by mail.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
A. g. sHORTLE, NJ. D.
Practice
Limited to Tuberculosis
Hours 10 to 10. 2 to 4,
Rooms 8. .. 10. State Nat. Bank Bids
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Physician and Surgeon
Rooms 6 and 8, N. T. Armljo build
Ing. Albuquerque. N. M
MINING ENGINEERS
j. A. BLETCHEIt, +. NJ
Consulting Engineer
.fHS3. ss..gsu.bgfDG ,&.~Tripity Gold, Silver
ana Copper Mining Cd9fsE%~..
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Examinations and Reports Reliable
sos North Firth street
Albuquerque. New Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04

to jail until the matter can be defi-
nitely settled
Howard Richmond pleaded guilty
to stealing SOS from q safe in Dakin's
pool room last February. aud was
sentenced to serve one year i'm the
penitentiary. commitment being sls-
pended during good behavior and
upon payment of the costs.
Gonzales GETS Sin Months.
The jury in the case of the terri
tory versus Fidel Gonzales, a native
OF Qua Mexico. tharegd with assault
with intent TO murder and assault with
a deadly weapon, yesterday afternoon
returned a verdict Of not guilty on the
first count and guilty on the sec
ond. Gonzales was charged with
attempting to Kill Pedro Gutierrez, Of
Barelas. in a street braWl several
months . Gonzales took two shots
ies Gutierrez. both of thcm missing
the la,.ar Judge Abbott sentenced
Gonzales to serve six months in the
county jail. The fact that the man
'-W;fs n~tsxqc+~~~ss, 80. ~ l....s b. ~.
the shooting, hat his wife died some
time before it occurred and thAt he
had four children to support, were
taken into consideration by the court
when passing sentence. Gonzales was
defended by Attorneys NJ. L. Vigil ana
j G. Espinosa.
DonoIiue Trial Monday. April IL.
The second trial of the case of the
territory versus John Donohue, eharg-
ed with the murder OF Ju-tiniano
ChaVes on the night Of May II, 1905.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-04-04

Planes tuned and repaired. Pol
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-10
|DEVILS LAKE AS
A CORN MARKET
AN IMPORTANT EVENT IN THE
HISTORY or THAT CITY
YESTERDAY.

Devils Lake, N. D., Nov. 10.-W. M
Otis, one of Ramsey county's substan-
tial farmers and president of the
Farmers Mill and Elevator association
holds the distinction of having mar
keted the first load of corn raised in
Ramsey county that was ever offered
for sale on the streets of Devils Lake.
This important event in the history
of the city and county occurred yes
terday. The corn was raised by Mr..
Otis on his farm north of the city, the
present season, was wen matured and
commanded a price of 10 cents per
bushel.
The transaction demonstrates that
corn can be raised at a profit in Ram
sey county and solves the problem of
crop rotation, and insures richer re-
turns in the future to the farmer.
Careful selection and the adoption
of the now well established principles
of corn breeding will in a few years
develop a variety of corn that will
mature earlier and escape the autumn
frosts. This has been successfully ac-
complished in Illinois, Nebraska,
South Dakota, Iowa and Minnesota and
with patience and care the same can
be accomplished here. In fact great
strides have been made in that direc-
ton the past few years and more good
corn Is being produced in the state
each succeeding summer.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-10
The MINOTERS ARE
SOMEWHAT PEEVED

Minot Optic: Realizing that the adj
vantage formerly held by reason of
being the largest high school In the
state is being rapidly diminished by
the brain and Drawn Of the western
athletes, Fargo high school has step
ped upon a self-constructed pedestal
and regards with naughty arrogance
the clamoring demands Of the UNI
defeated high school teams from other
parts OF the state for a game.
In answer to the straightforward
challenge sent Fargo by the Minot
high school, Supt. Wolfe yesterday re-
ceived the following note appended to
the original communication sent
them:
Since we cannot be depended upon
to tell the truth, and since the above
undersigned already know all about
1t, it is useless to discuss the matter
at ALL"
The local officials are loath to be-
lieve that this ungrammatical piece Of
insolence emanated from any of the
members Of the Fargo faculty, though
the letter was returned in an envel-
ope bearing the return card of the
superintendent of city schools.
The status of the football situation
in the state is, 1t is true q peculiar
one. The only members of the league
that Fargo has condescended to meet
are Valley City and Grand Forks, both
Of whom were defeated. In the south
ern half Of the state Valley City played
q tie game with Enderlin, who remains
indicated, while in the northern half
Grand Forks tied with Minot. who
also remains undefeated. From this
record now Fargo can claim the un-
disputed championship is a mystery to
any lovers Of fair athletics.
Enderlain was communicated with
last evening upon receipt of Fargo's
answer and the superintendent Of their
schools stated that though every eff
fort had been made to get game with
Fargo they had been unable to do SO.
Fargo did not play last Saturday so
that their flirnsy excuse of a fun
schedule is without foundation.
A game lis being arranged between
Enderlin and Minot for next Satur-
day and the winner of that contest
will have ample grounds to dispute
the high handed claim Of the bristled
team from Fargo.
superintendent Wolfe said last eve
ming in an interview with The Optic:
Il am at loss to explain the answer
to our challenge. / do not believe that
1t was written by or with the knowl-
edge of any Of the Fargo faculty, but
am of the opinion that it was the work
of one of the undergraduates. The
tone OF the answer and its grammar
would strengthen this opinion. / am
endeavoring to arrange a game with
Enderlin and the winner of that game
Will In my opinion, be entitled to
equal claims with Fargo for the cham
pionship. Fargo's action in this mat
ter viii be brought up at the meeting
Of the board Of control in December .
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-10

be Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Asthma
Bronchitis, Stomach Trouble, Kidney
Disease, Heart or Lung Trouble, there
Is a way to be well, certain, safe and
sure.
The Cniropractor knows this; knows
that his method of adjusting the spinal
vertabrae so that pinched nerves are
restored to normal vigor, that starved
organs are restored to normal vitality,
that the CAUSE OF disease can be re-
moved, that he does 1t. Naturally
knowing this and having proven it in
hundreds of the worst cases. he is
confident that he can do as much for
you.
If you suffer-if you have tried all
that medicine and surgery have to Of
| fer; IL you are looking for way that
offers PERMANENT relief from your
affliction, the Chiropractor points the
way. Will you grasp the opportunity
that is offered, or do you prefer to go
on experimenting in the future as in
the past?
I want all suffering and ailing ones
/ to do themselves the justice of making
me call. Five minutes conversation
will do more to convince you of the
basic truth of my way of making sick
people we'll than pages of newspaper
talk-come and see me at once.
Geo. A. Newsalt, ID. c., Cniropractor,
Suite 3, Savings g. Loan" building.
Fargo Office hours: Sundays, Mon
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays, and
every evening except Tuesdays and
Fridays.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-10
FAVORABLE SENTIMENT.
Exists Where Interests of jamestown
College Have Been Presented.

jamestown, N. D., Nov. 10.-Presi-
dent Kroeze, of the jamestown college
visited La Moure and Cakes this week,
among other localities in the southern
part of the state, comforting with res
idents Of those towns in regard to COL
lege matters. He finds a very pro-
nounced and general sentiment favor
able to supporting and building up a
strong seat Of learning in this part
of the state, and everywhere he has
gone the people interested in the pro-
gress of christian education and a col
lege for their children, are enthusiastic
as to the location of Jamestown col
lege. It's location is regarded as a
stratgetic point for such an institu-
ton. The accessibility Of Jamestown
from all directions and its we'll known
reputation for being clean, orderly
and well governed city, are acknowl-
edged by all who are looking for a
suitable college for the education and
training of young people.
President Kroeze is satisfied that
the field in North Dakota is ample for
the steady and satisfactory support OF
an institution such as the jamestown
college aspires to become. The finan-
cial encouragement already received
is aple evidence Of this feeling, en-
countered4in various parts of the state
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-10

Perth, N. D., Nov. s.-To The Foo
rum: This excellent weather will see
the work on the farm very we'll clear
ed up for the winter. Fall blowing is
further advanced now than it used to
be when 1t freezes up and by the way
everything looks now the work may
continue for some time yet.
When people become so enthusiastic
over hauling grain to the elevator and
receiving the cash that they will go
to their neighbors granary under the
cover Of darkness and take away as
much as they can it is about time for
such people to be taken into custody
by the officers of the law. We hope
that the guilty party may be found
and justly dealt with.
A football game is scheduled to take
place upon our gridircn next Satur-
day. The Bisbee school team will play
the local school team
Jacob Wantz and family departed
for Alabama last Monday. There il
now chance for somebody to open
a business here in this place as there
is no shoemaker in town.
A teachers convention or institute
was held in the county seat (Cando)
last Friday and Saturday. Teachers
from all over the county were there
and they all seem to think 1t was
time well spent. There were many
good papers on methods of presenting
the school work to the young folks.
There were also some very able dis
cussions between the teachers of the
county. A short business session was
held after the regular 1neatinnv and new
officers were elected. 1t was also
decided that the next regular meeting
be held at Bisbee.
While coming home after having
been out in the country to party
one of our worthy townsmen met with
. serious accident Ills horses ran
away, tore UP the harness and did
some damage to the buggy How
ever, no one was hurt. We have not
heard the particulars or the case,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-10
sourfs correspondence.

souris, N. D., Nov. 9.-To The Fo-
rum: The Ferguson Dixie Jubilee
singers entertained full house at the
operahouse last Thursday evening. 1t
was the first number on the lecture
course and gave good satisfaction.
The weather still stays very pleas
ant bur is gradually getting colder to
remind US that winter is near at hand.
Some Of the farmers have their fall
blowing done while others have done
very little owing to the ground being
so dry.
Some of the papers Of the state
seem to think that there will be an
other fuel shortage this year. The
farmers around here have gotten them
selves quite well supplied with coal
and there is little chance for suffer
ing along that line in this immediate
vicinity.
Mrs. J. P. Shahane was called to her
old home in Pembina county last week
to attend the funeral Of her father,
Mr.. Cook who died at the old home.
He was buried Saturday.
The two drug stores here have con-
solidated. The Gem Drug store taking
over the stock Of the Souris pharmacy.
Mr. Bugbee who recently took charge
of the Gem will remain there. Mr..
Aal who has been at the Souris phar-
macy for some time has accepted a
position at Rugby. Mr.. Skiold, the
proprietor of the Souris pharmacy, Is
undecided as to what he will do or
where he will locate for the future,
Both these gentlemen are we'll known
here and highly respested and will
be greatly missed by their many
friends.
A human skull was unearthed Sat-
urday by some workmen who we're
excavating for cellar. 1t had the APP
pearance Of being there for some time
and had a hole in the forehead which
resembled a bullet
= Mrs. w, A. Thatcher went to Bot
tineau Saturday where she will re-
ceive treatment for nervousness from
DIR. Mackay.
The children of the Souris school
enjoyed holiday Friday on account
of the techers attending the county In
stitute at Bottineau. The teachers re-
port a good time and an excellent
programme with a large attendance.
Many a man has spent his life in
trying to tear down what his neighbor
has built up.
oscar Olson will have public sale
of his personal property and house,
hold goods at his farm northeast of
town Monday, Nov. Id. Mr.. Olson has
purchased the Garden Co.'s hardware
and furniture store at Landa and will
take charge about the first of the year.
His many friends will wish him success
in his new undertaking.
Fred vestre left Friday for st. Paul
with a carload OF cattle.
A party OF Kramerites were in Sour
is Sunday, making the trip In al auto.
| County Commissioner Glomseth has
crew of men at work on the road
north OF town which runs through the
Dunbar slough along Boundry creek.
They are pushing the work as fast as
possible and expect to have a good
grade up before 1t freezes
| p. b. Stanton was a business visitor
in Bottineau yesterday. Peter reports
the work On the new waterworlss sys-
tenn gaining daily and nearing COM
pletion.
Miss Grace BOX who has been In the
employ of the Pratt Mercantile CO
here for the last two years or so LEFT
yesterday for her old home at st
Mary's, Ont
The city of vvesthope has the saa
piped through the town and are using
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-10
HUSBAND ASKS ALIMoNY.
Writ of Mandamus Sought Against
Judge Who Refused IL,

Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 1o--In the SUI
preme court tomorrow an application
viii be made for writ of mandamus
against Judge c. f. Templeton of the
district court of Grand Forks county.
This application will be made in the
interests Of Claus Hagert, defendant in
q divorce suit started by his wife.
Emma Hagert, in which the husband
has made efforts to secure a reconvey-
ance of certain property.
The fact that Judge Templeton i'm
terpreted Hagert's application for the
property as being an application for
alimony resulted in the proposition
being turned down in the district court
The Judge contends that while the
state law allows alimony to women, 1t
is silent upon the subject of alinony
for men.
The mandamus is now sought to
compel Judge Templeton to grant the
request for the reconveyance of the
property.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-10
GLEN KINBALL IS
FOUND IN SOUTH
MISSING NORTH DAKOTA MAN
DECLARES HE is NOT NOW
IN HIDING.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Nov. 10. -
Glenn r. Kimball, the lost Deadwood
s. D., banker who reappeared before
his wife at Larimore. N. D., last July.
Is living at AIS West Main street, Ok
lahoma City. where he liz conducting a
business for the International Indus
trial company gathering credit ratings.
II am evadinE nothing he said
last night. 81 came to Oklahoma City
for my health. When I first came here
secured work as an ordinary clerk.
Later / resigned that position and
started doing such odd Jobs for liv-
ing as any man of my position and
education would do. Then secured a
position with the firm represent now,
and have been with them since. 1t
is Chicago firm backed by men
whose names / am not at liberty to
divulge.
There has been absolutely no es-
arrangement with my wife. hear from
her and my daughter often. / love
them now and think they love me-"
On the bureau in KimbalPs room
were two pictures which he pointed
out as being those OF his wife and
daughter. He has changed his room
ing place several time since coming
to Oklahoma City, at one time living
with relatives in Britton, six miles
north. His hair is gray and he app
pears to be feeble.
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