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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-01-14
Coolest In Southwest.

Kansas City, Mo-. Jan. 7.-Yester-
day was the coolest of the winter In
this part Of the southwest, the lowest
temperature recorded being eight de-
grees below zero, at Kansas City and
st. Joseph. Mo-. and at Topeka and
Dodge City, Kan. At Dodge City II
was six below zero; at Oklahoma City
six degrees above zero and in the
Texas Panhandle country four above.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-01-14
THE GUN FOR DUCKS

THE GUN FOR DUCKS
as we'll as other wildIfowl is the Rem
ington Autoloadtng Shotgun. No
kick means Increased pleasure, the
solid breech means absolute safety,
the single barrel means ease in han
ding.
Moderate Price-s40 land upwards,
subject to dealers discounts.
Remington Arms Co.
Write to ". Hartley Co., Sole Rep
resentatives, 3lS-sib Broadway, New
York City.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19
QUAY COUNTY HOME
STEADeR IS MURDERED
S. N. Sanders Of Logan. is
Thrown Beneath Car Wheels
10 Hide the Crime

La lunta, Colo, lune Is. Facts
we're brought out at the inquest
held over the body OF =. y. SAN
dtrs. who vas fun owe by a train
near ManzanoIa last Monday,
which led officers to believe he
was robbed and murdered and his
body thrown upon the railroad
track 10 divert suspicion.
Sanders, who was "a years old,
recently took up a claim near Lo-
gan Quay county, New Mexico,
and had put IN a crop. He then
started north to seek employment
as a COW boy. He had with him
when b, lett home $40 IN cash, a
$50 saddle and other v%aluabies,
none VI which was with the body
when found.
His hat was found not far away
and showed two bullet holes, At
the post mortem today the bullets
were removed from the brain,
which convinced the officers that
the Young man was murdered. \
Drotner, J.. {. sanders, came to
invest gate the case, hr and an
officer went to Denver in an effort
90 learn the ma es OF stock men
on the tram winch ran ove the
body. 1t is hoped through them
~ earn when Sanders was riding
ON the train. When the body vas
nrst found it was 50 badly mangled
that the officers thought he had
been riding on the tram and Tell
under tae wheels. II was not un-
q, the hat was offered as evidence
that the murder theory was ad-
vanlrd.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19
SAYS POOR E
MAKE CRIMINALS

Chicago, June I4.-Ihe child
with poor teeth will become the
murderer. burglar OF defective oi
the future. The embryo criminal
mas be changed into a preacher u
great civic teacher by a simple
dental operation. The teeth oi
children charged with crime should
he examined by an expert, and ii
found defective they should be
put in first class order hy the
state.
so declared DR.. Henry !.
aulusz, a dentist OF Pittsburg,
now in Chicago to study the teeth
OF youthful offenders at Brldewell
and the deficient children oi
schools.
DIR. Jaulusz says he can look a,
the teeth OF a child and tel instant.
~ what Ms criminal tendrncrrs m, A.,
It any "xiSt. After numerous
tests an convinced that it is more
important TO tuuk sllri "a Chud 5
teeth than TO send him to Suud ~
school pr rriromatory, he ~.
pam d.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19
NO ONE FOUND WHO
DIDN'T HEAR o
In Settling Domestic Alta rs Old
Jove Cast Terror Into the
Hearts Of Many

II t'ere was any person in Tu.
cumcari who tailed TO hear the
heavy electrical storm which burs,
over this city last Sunday night,
that person could not I've found the
next MOI ming. The storm was one
ul the most terrific in the history
OF the city and continued Tor mp.
wards OF an hour.
Old love Pluvius must certainly
have had household troubles since
the rain tell in large drops and the
lightning formed one almost con,
tinuous flash. while the loud peals
OF thunder followed on. another in
succession, almost Earring the
buildings to their very iounda.
tons
The strange feature is that no
property has been reported dam.
aged and the citizens consider
themselves very fortunate in that
no repairs had to he made after
the storm had spent its fury.
II was furious. however, while
it lasted and in many a home
women walked the floor while
children huddled to their parents
Tor protection. This is no sample
OF Quay County weather, though,
tor a damaging electrical storm
has never been known to have
burst ia this vicinity.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19
HEAVIEST CROP IN HIS.
TORY NOW PREDICTED
Those Who Took Advantage OF
Time will Reap Tkous-
ands of Acres

II is an old adage in this coun-
try that thos, who attempt %
prophesy on weather conditions
here are either tyudcriret OF fools,
generally speaking there IS some
truth to the clam hut nevertheless
there are old timers in the county
who are perfectly reliable when 1t
comes TO genera prophecies,
When ther, g., snow IN the noun.
tains there will hr plenty OF rain
on the plains o, an expression
among the old timers which comes
from observance and ALWAYS holds
true. The case has never been
known to tail AVID never can tail
since 1t is a physical tact.
The present year j. a demonstra.
ton OF its truth. The = Z " :
proph, sled plenty OF moisture thi,
year, several months ago but the
prophesy was founded on the tact
that there was plenty OF snow IN
the mountains \lter wears ol eN
%pcricnc' heir % has been found
true and also that Tn, soil here ~.
talus uOiitu IIngrr tran IN,
eastern county. This is due t.
~ ~om'n,sltl and 'h, cool u,rhts
The larmct s. prospect tor a
bountiiul harvest this wear was
never brighter, tor a. &. T. Meirr
would put it, Mother Nature
pregnant with blessing untold and
all we need TO do Is caress To,
Queen OF the Universe and prcpar
to receive the of %,prlngIng. CaresS
her brow with a pillow and tlcki,
her bosom with the c~ultivatcr.
COMP her tres~e> with the hay RAKE
andNlnd her lock, with the harvest
er. Plenty will follow aud all that
will be necessary then will be to
gather It into the barn"
Quay county has not been in
danger OF a drought once this
wear, and although there were
periods early in the spring tina
ooked bad, those who knew tina.
there was plenty OF snow IN the
mountains prepared tor plenty OF
water on the plains and today ar,
smiling tor their iorethought.
Even thos, who looked Tor a hard
wear can't help but make a crop
but, alas, how much smaller viii
he theirs than those who prepared
the soil tor the blessings they
knew would follow. These men
arc nov rraping the reward OF their
wisdom and toll and the predictions
come m from all over the county
to the effect that Quay county will
see the heaviest harvest this year
IN all rs past history.
Rains during the last month
have been general over the county
and as much as an average OF tour
inches ol rain has fallen since the
FIRST OF Nav. Those who know
there is ,til snow in the mountains
declare that rain will now be pien.
tliul during the rest OF the summer.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19
MISS ULMER GETS A
LIFE CERTIFICATE

The many friends OF Miss Sarah
Ilmcr will be pleased with the
announcement that she has ~recriv-
ed a lite long certificate TO teach
IN the schools OF New Mexico.
THIS certificate was granted her
at a recent meeting OF the terri.
torial board and Supt. l. J..
Clark, OF santa Fe is the authority
that her papers were exceptionally
good.
Miss Timer has been selected
as one gl the teachers OF the county
Normal winch will meet in this
CITY next august. She will then
take charge OF the classes in
psychology, English and ortho.
graphy.
She IS we'll known in this city
and was Connected with the Tu.
cumcarl schools for some time.
She IS looked upon as one OF Quay
County brightest women and the
News takes pleasure IN announc.
Ing the recent honor she has
received.
Miss Timer received her bache.
lor's degree from the Northwestern
University at Chicago and is well
posted on all topics OF educational
advancement.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19

Get the best prices you can ON
choice prairie hay, and then 10 to Me
Donald 4 Dunlap aud get u cheaper
price, 2ltf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19
WATCHMAN FATALLY WOUNDS MAN
IN ROW IN CARRlz0zO DEPOT

News was received here Monday
morning to the effect that VIM.
Hart, a pipe line man working at
Carrizozo, was shot and killed
by night Waterman He rr NJ,
who is well known here, in a
quarrel which took place in the
waiting room Of the depot las,
night.
Hart was in company with four
other pipe line IN G n who bad
tickets for Coyote, and It is claim.
ed the four were raising an undue
disturbance when the night watch.
man iutcriered.
Herrin hred three shots into the
floor to brighten the men but, in
stead they declared they would
compel him to eat his gun, and the
1--WE closed in on him at once. \
fierce struggle ensued and, al.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19
OR W FLOCK TO
TAYLOR'S STORE

The sale now IN progress at the
Taylor Novelty store is one oi the
most successful ever pulled OFF IN
this city and long before the doors
were opened al ten o'clock last
Thursday morning, ladies
pr.m,uading the streets in anxiety
No sooner was the sale commCnC.
I'd than the masses surgcd IN and
IN less than no time the souvenirs
began 10 go as well as the five
grand prizes which wee given
away the hrst day. The store was
indeed a busy place and the extra
salcsr"en and cash boys were kept
on the lump while the wrapping
clerk had 10 hustle all day 10 keep
from being submerged beneath the
number Of packages that crowded
last upon him.
The rush continued through the
remainder OF the week, pa'ties be-
INK drawn from all portions OF the
county Toy the page ad which the
Novelty store had in the last issue
Ji the News.
In appreciation OF the patronage
extended, the management mas de-
cided 10 continue the sale another
week and next Wednesday "A fresh
slaughter OF prices will be made
and all goods marked ten per cent
lower still than they were this
week. Those who are taking ad.
vantage OF the sale are telling their
neighbors all about il.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19

though Herrin was held firmly, he
succeeded in pulling the trigger,
firing two shots INTO Hart's body,
either OF which were ia l..
On seeing that their comrade was
wounded, the other four scattered
hut all were captured and placed
IN Jail later in the night.
Hart was taken to the company
hospital at Alamogordo, where
he died the neNt day.
Herrin was arrested but released on
bail the next morning.
Governor Curry appeared on the
scene lust FIVE minutes after the
shooting and, although he took no
part or gave no directions as to
the disposition ut the men, he ask.
ed sew raj questions and obtained
tull account OF the proceedings
from eve witnesses.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19
The Fourth OF July

There a look Of ioy on the face of the
boy
Who rs counting his n.ckels and dimes
For the Day draws near 'ts nearly here
The happIe,, OF happy times
When bombs jar things. balloons take
wings
And fireworks light the sky
The boy Is there with his annual scare
He's in charge Of the Fourth Of July
since Liberty , bell FIRST p-aled the snrll
OF the chains that monarchy cast,
Tue boy has raised Cam, has caught the
refrain
Flung on from the mirrored past.
The day has been his, without query or
quiz,
II has echoed bis loudesI Hicks
Young south young North Nhooped up
the Fourth
la the spirit ot Se%venty-six
We've all been boys, and We love the noise
OF the nation = natal day
our hearts go out To the riutous rout
And the smoke OF the mimic fray.
So We yield the stage 10 the younger age
On this day OF no restraint;
Tis the boy " day. We bow 10 its
sway
The Fourth and its patron saint,
Western Newspaper Union.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19

WANTE0-25 teams on railroad 10
miles east OF Tucumcari, wages $3.50
aud $500 per day. VIM. O'Connor,
contractor. 24tfe.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19

FOR sALE;-Any one wanting to
buy a good four room house on Smith
Street see +. q. Record. lie has two
for sale, furnished or unfurnished.
5.ltf. q
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19

See Fills Transfer, all ealIs will re-
eeive prompt attention.
Phone 238. Il.tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19

II you need a cab. call SO, day or
night. 34tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19

II you need a cab, call 80. day or
night. 3ltf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19
WARNING.

All persons having water tanks
on their promises will please see
; that they are emptied and cleaned
before again being filled with
water. All such tanks will be in.
. spected within the next few days.
. c. ]. X. MOORE, M. D.
. City Physician.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-06-19

II you need a cab. call So, day or
night. 34.tf
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
What S the
Constitution to
iATaxDodser?

resolutions They and undoubtedly will elect
Angeles bust legislative delegations They manage
Santa Barbara they have made Pedro part
greater" Los Angeles
The kind of righteous indignation which Angeles
ndugng is not Frequently it has gone long way
Los Angeles Peevh Los Angeles has California submit to
bad deal by calling and threatening
clothes and go home But nvectve and
made appreciabe dent the constitution of the United
That ancient and sometimes honored masterpiece
provides
shall be of
formed
without the the legislature
well
Of the trainers of the constitution did think
California would have the eerity demand that Los Angeles
pay its share of the of Califoa government Obviously
inability conceive of anything like Los Angeles present
predcamen and which trainers the constitution to
grevously.
As it is the accomplishment Of Los Angeles desire all
OF southern California the exclusive
confronted with obstacles Los Angeles
difficulty eecng legislature the
OF which will subscribe to the division the
accomplished that task Los Angeles might expect opposition
congress-
The dominant might be parcelng
the United States Then too some
pesferous citizen refusing hang Angeles taxes
might ask the court decide that the federal
constitutional Meanwhile Los Angeles sounding
resolutions and the of the asks
among dodgers?'
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
THE. SPIRIT or CALIFOPNIA
By RUFUS STEELE
In Golfers Weekly

I AN Ariel freed of plaster;
1 am Puck lacking Oberons ban;
When the lotus is ripe, bark my Pandean pipe,
For I'm Peter, the godchild of Pan.
am Iris, my brush is rainbow;
Endymion awakened am I;
In the breast of the tree Hanladryad | be-
With Sequoia tickle the skyl
I Nithe orchard hang my round beacons-s
4 Ah Calypso less potent thy lute
And men come to seize and lean strip my trees
For I'm nectar that sweetens the fruit
My breath have blown the melon:
When the honey bee, laden. starts home
follow his tracks, leave my kiss on his wax,
The poppy I've sprinked with chrome
T MASK me in gold in the wheat fields,
And laugh at the reaper's sure tread
The sheaves aligned it is me they would bind
am soul-o of the grain, am bread.
In autumn seek in vineyards,
The purple which lures them is mine.
The capture is nigh quick, the pressp is their cry
am blood Of the grape I am wine
~ IN secret of lie giving rivers;
y, am balm that exllales from Hcalth's cave
Consumed in each kernel I live on eternal
] am Master of Life, I'm its Slave
From the battlements of the Sierra
The Pandean pipe swing free,
And my far floating tune, in the Stiffness of noon
Weayes q spell from the peaks TO the sea-
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
Eureka
Extension
Means Much

cisco established the work can-be
The completion of rail Eureka tremendous
immediate significance 1t the opening splendid terri
tory which development the land
greater land values and poductveness 1t business
Eureka for San Francisco and for every intermediate point
The rush order for the much discussed and long deferred extern
has another important significance than
the Development OF single district It significant state wide
development means that the Hartman interests recognize that
James ]. Hill IS coming California
Hill IS surely coming to California He has marked goal
and begun his advance Nerabe of development.
that Hill he has his He will be given a
fight but he viii California his come to San
Francisco help make greater the New York of the Pacific
The Northwestern Pacific will undoubtedly be com
pefed long before Hill the Golden gate and completion
viii shut him OF rich territory The public concerned
with that phase OF the situation for the coming of Hill NOT
mean the public reap profits shape lower rates
The coming of Hill railroads, witness the
ordered Northwestern Pacific More railroads more
cities, fields developed empire
the confines OF this The Hill which
should be about the time the Panama canal opened
inevitably forward leap for francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18
Taft S ak
About Laws
Is Good ak

within the law He demanded reformation OF the courts
the nted States and pledged his support
procedure become intol-
cradle and have color the charge that justice for the
rich only.
1t much say" the president declared the
administration OF criminal law this country disgrace
civilization and that the prevalence
greatly OF that European largely
the failure OF law and its administrators bring
IS chiefly the system against which il is
impossible Tor prosecutor and efficient Judge
struggle"
That the Indictment Of Unprecedented system of
procedure drawn by the chief executive OF the nation 1t
ca talk the mouthng OF lay It the deliberate
opinion Of judge whose opinions delivered from the
bench important portion called
The system good talk The whole country talking The
nation coming and that despite the hopes and efforts of the
corporation specialists who the bar and the bench have built
up the system under which the nation groans
We Inherited system OF laws from England only
memory OF the inheritance remains Neither the spirit the pac-
tee OF the law has been for many years The
defeated spestructure of technicates
delay which OF the law, carried with the beauties
o what they pleased the the have
Iabored for than a century
Anything ike close comparison OF judiciary OF
England IS perhaps impossible any always
tunate England embarrassed with dual state and
federal and and federal laws often apparent not
direct conflict and always offering endless delay to
the rich the powerful corporation.
Our system OF government complete reconciliation
and federal methods distant consideration
especially profitable President TAFT suggested
date remedies He advocates charged sim
phaton OF procedure He advocates sensible limitations upon
extent appeals the end that poor
possible equal opportunity the
Popular has claimed the of legal profes-
sion Our bar association and similar organizations throughout
The country have far discuss the
work OF their professional predecessors have hinted that
reform them from popular The
awakened il rather moous interest of the legal profession
good The active affirmative Taft IS
better 1t prophetic accomplishment 1t is sign of hope
alone to the people OF California but
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18

enjoy the remaining fragments of the federal
constitution
For the purpose OF throwing scare,
the harassed tax dodgers of Los Angeles may
go as far toward erecting new state as tc
hold mass meetings and pass blunderbuss
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18

the clamor of claquers hired to fight for OF
against tariff or shipping Legislation or
what not.
The president vigorously defended the
cause OF organized labor in respect to labor's
need for organization and its RIGHT to or
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18

The plans as announced indicate that the
work is TO be rushed on the first division OF
80 miles, 100000 having been set aside for
that purpose. This may be taken to mean
that the gap OF 10 miles will be closed and
rail traffic between Eureka and San Fran
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18

his Chicago speech President Taft sounded notes which
strike the popular with significant force Those ring
with The deliberate thongt OF the American people rather than
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18

EMIOFFICIAL and apparently authentic announcement of
the immediate extension of the Northwestern railroad
- to Eureka good in which California rejoice
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-18

to be hoped that after Los Angeles finishes eapponted
task of dividing the of California erecting
Los Angeles will permit the American people reassembe
The Newark journal., 1909-05-21

ture for last year shows that while
 the farmer received S99. 36 for
 farm products that were used for other purposes, he received the munifcent sum of sixty. four cents
 for farm products used in the manufacture of liquor. And we can't help but wonder how many days he lost from work and how much money he paid out in fines for being drunk and disorderly as a result of the money he spent with the saloon man in order to create the demand for that sixty four cents worth of grain. Take your slate and pencil some rainy day and go out to the barn and see if you can figure out just how the farmer came out.
The Newark journal., 1909-05-21
ADVERTISING RATES
FRIDAY, MAY 2l, 1909
DO YOU KNOW HIM?

Is there a man In Newark With enough intelligence to keep out of the insane asylum who would rath- CT live in an age of heathenism than in this enlightened age of the Twentieth century?
 Is there man who would go back to the age of savagery, when might made right, when the man, who, through the abject fear of his fellows, could command the greatest number of followers and with brute force rule his fellows with despotic and tyranical handl
 Is there man who would de- stroy all the railroads, the great arteries of commerce of the coun- try; wipe out the banks, tear down all the churches and school houses, destroy all the books, put the newspapers out of business and stop every printing press in the lands
 Is there man who would not have a physician in the country to minister to the suffering and ease the agonizing cry of pain of the afflicted and put them on the road to health and happiness2
 Is there a man who would put a ban on human achievment, give knowledge a black eye and encour- age ignorance, vice and crimel
 Is there 8 man who would rath- CT his ehild"an would grow up IF the abject l norance of savagery totally ignerant of all the higher and nobler things of life, go naked live among wild animals and dwell in crude dug-outs along the hill side, than to live among enlight- ened people in civilized country with the comforts and conven. fences of modern timesl
 Is there a man in Newark who would paralyze the arm of Justice, cut of the hand of Mercy, abolish the American government and place America and her people in the same condition this country and its inhabitants were in when discovered by Columbus four hun dred years ago.
 Do you suppose there is such 8 monster in human form living right here in Newark, where we boast of good schools. good churches and good society! Is there man so devoid of good sense; so utterly ungrateful for
The Newark journal., 1909-05-21

Let's get busy and organize a commercial club to boost the town.