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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-04
TWENTY. NINTH
TERRITORIAL FAIR
One Of the Most Interesting Features
win be the Southwestern Marathon
Another Attraction the Air Ship.

Albuquerque, n. NJ, Sept. I, 1909.
The Twenty ninth New Mexico Fair
and Resources Exposition Mt Albuquer.
que October ll.l6 will have the merit
~ being new. The management be.
licvcs that the people are tired ~ the
same old things year after year and
has been hunting for novelties.
II has found them. One Of the most
interesting il the Southwestern Mara
thon. the first long distance endurance
race TO he N in this part Of the coun
try.
Another brand new attraction here
will be the Strobel airship a real airship
that flies; one that has made flights be
fore thousands Of wondering spectators
in all parts Of the United States and
the greatest dirigible balloon over in
vented. The immense ship Of the air
will make daily and nightly flights
ove the city and the fair grounds.
Another brand new thing in the line
If sports is the game 81 Pushhall. This
will he the first time this game has ever
been played in the southwest or for that
matter in the whole west and Il prom.
iscs 10 he the most exciting innovation
in the history Of the carnival sports at
Albuquerque.
The biggest novelty Of the bunch,
however, is william Howard Taft, who
visits Albuquerque for the first time
during the fair. A reception 20 Pre-,
ident Taft is being prepared which will
smash records for enthusiastic demon
STATIONS in the southwest.
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M'HARo's CHARGES DE
NoUNCED AB BASELESa
Assistant Forester Calls on ormsby TO
Prove That Service Is Concealed
Facts About Timber Supply

Washington, Aug. 2s.-"'rntrue in
all it, parts, both M to the existence
Of such facts and also ~ to their con.
~cealments.'
Such was the response ~ Associate
Forester Price to the charge made by
Assistant Secretary Ormsby MclIarg
Of the department Of commerce and
labor, that the forestry bureau is con
eealing facts regarding the American
timber supply.
"That this bsseless charge should be
made by a public servant in high Office
IL" said Mr.. Price, against the pub.
lie service. II Mr.. McFIarg's state.
ment is true, he will in his own inter.
est and the public interest establish
its truth conrlusively and at once.
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HUDSON

John Voorhees, has gone sniping.
Miss Clara s. Rice IL n Tucumcari
visitor to-day.
+. T.. Rice was a Hudson visitor
Tuesday.
The birthday party at Moore's Sat.
urday night was one Of the best Of the
season.
Mr.. r. u. BogRs Of Oklahoma has
brought his family 10 Hudson and Is
looking for q claim upon which TO
locate.
81 Ehar, arrived home from the har
vest fields in Kansas August sc. ~
says this part Of New Mexico has bet
ter appearing crops than any he saw
In western Kansas.
Ellis Ivey's father Of Texas IL Wis
itiug his san on his ranch west Of
town. Ellias 1vcy a brother who was
here has returned 20 Fort Worth, where
he will attend school.
A merry crowd n young people pic
nicked at the Dripping Springs last SIN.
day. The party consisted Of Misses
Beulab and Bessie Ehart, June Lyman.
and Messrs. Ed and Larry Philips and
Clarence Smith.
Rev. Blair, District superintendent
Of the Methodist church will be in Hud.
son September the ninth for the pur.
pose Of holding Quarterly Conference
aud fully organizing the church here.
Blair will preach at the school house
on tho night Of September ..
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Fire Insurance, oerhardt Realty 20.
when you want 10 build . windmill
tower OF repair one, call ID. M. Turner,
at the planning mill, near the old garage

Many inquiries are being made for
property about January the lat when
the Choctsw vii be completed. The
Evans Realty Co. 46.tf
WANTED-Girl or m for gen
eral house work nj Royal Hotel Dalhart,
Texas, wages s4OO per week.
Add. Mrs. NJ. Crump
Dalhart, Texas
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REWARD.

$4,000 reward will be paid for the 70
turn Of . ane mule, about i5h hand,
high, Weighing about 1860 pounds, which
disappeared from our camp IL mile,
asst Of Tucumcsri, night Of June cath
7-s.e ]. A. Ware Construction Co
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..rr Owes ALL THE NEws.r

"subseribe to your home paper FIRST
and then take the Fl Psso Herald.
The Herald In the best medium TO
keep In touch with general news and
news Of the whole southwest
Yours very truly,
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LOST

About July 20 mi grey wool shawl
two miles northwest Of Tucmcari on
Boil Ranch road. Return to News Of.
fce and receive reward. 45.tf
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Office NJ Tucumcari. ". VI.
September Q. 1909.
Notice IL hereby given that David
r. Crawford, Of Jordan, ". NJ, who, on
October ~. 1906. made Homestead En-.
try No. 1890. (Serial No. 059l6), for
Nwh, Sec. !, Twp. On, Range e9E,
n. NJ. p. Meridian, has fled notice OF
intention 20 make Final Communication
Proof, 10 establish claim TO the land
above described, before Register and
Receiver, at Tueumcari, n, NJ, on the
l2th day Of Oct, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses; Rober,
Stinson, Cornelius Woodruff, Julius Ole
son, +. II. Gibson, all Of Jordan, n. NJ
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. Y. 8. Land
Ohice nj Tucumcari, n. NJ.
September 9, 1909.

Notice is hereby given that Marion
Sturdy, Of Bard. n. NJ, who, on Nov.
ember 81. 1907, made Homestead I'm
try No. 2l5s3. (Serial No. Os99s), for
SEh, Sec. 2s. Twp. lin. Range 35E,
n, ". =. Meridian, has filed notice Of
attention to make Final Communication
Proof, to establish claim TO the land
above described. before Eugene f..
Hedgecoke, u. 8. Commissioner, AZ
Endee, ". NJ, on the 18th day Of Oct,
1909.
Claimant names as witnesses; Andrew
Clinesmith, Watson Bartless, Joe Flint,
Frank Wade. all Of Bard. ". VI.
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LosT;-Lady's black silk umbrella
having gold and pearl handle on which
sew. II. Bassstt" Is engraved. Re.
ward II left at this Office. 4T.tf
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. Y. =. Land
Office at Tucumcari, n. NJ.

September 2, lbOA
Notice IL hereby given that william
W. Culverhouse, Of Ard, N. NJ, who,
on August go. 1906, made Homestead
Entry No. $500, (Serisl No. O5Op3), for
Nwh, See. 10, Twp. On, Range SOE,
n. NJ y. Meridian, has fled notice Of
intention 10 make Final Communication
Proof. to establish clSim 20 the land
above described. before Register and
Receiver. at Tucumcari, ". NJ, on the
I2th day Of Oct, 1909.
Claimant names AZ witnesses; j. y.
Yeakley, Jas. J. letter, Will A. Ard,
W u. Howard, all of Ard. " VI.
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From advice received from the Rock
Island Railroad many new investors
will visit Us this fall. The Evans Real.
tyCo. t6-tf
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Departmen. Of the Interior. Y. g. Land
Office at Tueumcari, n. ".

September Q, 1909.
Notice IL hereby given that Chris
C. L%indemann. Of San ion, y. ". who,
on December ., 1907, made Homestead
Entry No. 2lTos. tSerial No. 0a0sol
for Swh, Sec. II, Twp. ON, Range 33E,
N. ". p Meridian. has filed notice Of
intention 20 make Final Communication
Proof. TO establish claim TO the land
above described. before W. W. Bennett,
Y. =. Commissioner, NJ San Jon, Y. NJ,
on the 18th day % October. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses; Y. L,
Hairless, OF Norton, N. NJ, z. Cronin,
81 Norton, n. NJ, 7. 3. Ritter, Of San
Jon, ". NJ, u T. Johnston, San Jon,
y. NJ.
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Elk Drug Store has stsfans Ice
Cream. ss-tf-s
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siq5 for the $3.50 all cotton mat.
tresses full size only at The American.
IS. 1t.
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The Eyans Realty Company ean make
you large prosts. Don't hesitate. lb.tf
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, U. y. Land
Office at Tucumcari, N. NJ.
September 2, 1909.
Notice IL hereby given that George
W. Alexander, Of Ard, N. NJ, who, on
August ~, 1907, made Homestead I'm
try No. 1905, (Serial No. 0s2l5), for
M sen, Sec. 10, Twp. 5N, Range 3OE,
n. NJ. y. Meridian, has hled notice Of
intention 10 make Final Conmutstion
Proof, to establish claim 10 the land
above described, before Register and
Receiver, at Tucuncrri, N. NJ, on the
nth day Of Oct, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: John
g. Yeakley, Jas. J. letter, Will A. Ard,
W. ID. Howard, all Of Ard, N. NJ.
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
White Reports
on Speculation
Committee Appointed by Governor
Hughes to Investigate Stock
Dealing Submits Finding.

ALBANY, N. Y, June S.-Horace White,
chairman of the committee appointed last
December by Governor Hughes to inquire
into the facts surrounding the business of
exchanges in New York, today submitted
a report OF the committees finding to Gov
ernor Hughes. The members of the com
mission were unanimous in their report,
which will not be made public until Gov
ernor Hughes has had an opportunity TO
examine 1t.
TIL commission was asked by the gov
ernor TO collate facts and make recon-
mendations with regard to the following
questions: What changes, II any, are ad-
vlsable in the avs of the state bearing
upon speculation in securities and COM
modities, or relating to the protection OF
investors or with regard to the instru-
mentalities and organizations used In deal
ings in securities and commodities which
are the subject of speculation"
Mr.. White said the committee had agreed
not to discuss the contents Of the report
until it is made public and that any pub
lished statements as to the committee's
findings we're pure inventions.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
Belle Fourche into the government irriga-
ton district northeast.
MOVE TO WIPE OUT DEBT
College of Mitchell VIII Attempt to
Raise Funds During Com
mencement Week.

MITCHELL. S. D.. June S.-(Special)-
During commencement week the university
management will make an effort to raise
the balance Of the debt that is due on the
institution, which amounts to about SOS, 900,
this covering the expense of building Cen
fury Memorial hall. At a banquet held
during the May musical festival a portion
of this money was raised by selling lots in
the university addition, resulting in $4,000
being raised. Parties living In the east
have made donations to the amount OF
$12,00 and the balance is to be raised in
this city. With the gathering of friends OF
the institution here this week an effort will
be made to sell enough lots to raise the
balance. Thursday morning President Ker-
foot will be inaugurated as the president OF
Dakota Wesleyan, and in the afternoon al
2:30 o'clock will occur the graduating exer-
cises of the senior class, there being six
teen to receive their degrees. Bishop Nc
Intyre of the Methodist church will be here
to deliver the address at these exercises.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
Nebraska
Cadets in Camp
Near Ashland
Like Quarters
May Eat Good Food, but Not Go Swim.
ming at the Battalion
Grounds.

ASHLAND, June S.-CSpecial)-As soon
as the University OF Nebraska camp broke
camp the Omaha High school cadets
pitched tents and started Camp Davidson
on the government rifle range here.
The location is near town and on a level
stretch Of ground. Although there are good
swimming places nearby the cadets are
restricted from the use Of them. The food
this year Is better than heretofore. So far
the cadets have lone little drilling except
ing guard mount. The first detail Of
guards went on as soon as the cadets took
possession Of the grounds, with Captain
Brucker in charge as officer of the day.
Claude Neables is regimental adiutant,
Jack Bowers IS sdjutant of the First bat
TALON and stanton Salisbury is adjutant
Of the Second battalion. VIII Haines acts
as colonel in command Of the two bat
talions for the week, while Captain sam
Carrier Of Company d acts as major of
the First battalion and Captain Max Flo
thou IF Company e acts as major of the
Second battalion.
In addition to the regular military work
and rifle practice at the government range
abundant entertainment is being furnished
the young men. The Omaha High School
Glee club gave a concert last evening at
the opera house before a large audience
and tomorrow a field meet between the
Omaha and Ashland high schools will be
held. Thursday will be visitors day. when
special trains will run from Omaha. bring
ing the friends of the cadets. Officers and
men are both delighted with the general
excellence Of the camp and the hospitality
shown them by the citizens of Ashland.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
WOMAN FAINTS ON STAND
PLAINTIFF in Breach of Promise Case
Gets Verdi for Five Thou
sand Dollars.

MITCHELL, S. D., Tune S.-(Special)-
One of the unusual. cases before the circuit
court session held at Woonsocket was that
OF Miss Anna Poe of Rockwell. Ia, who
brought suit against Charles Arch OF woon-
socket for SIS, 900 for alleged breach of
promise. She brought with her a witness
from her home town in the person Of the
~nightwatch, whose testimony was largely
instrumental in the jury bringing in a YER
dict for 5000 for the young woman. While
Miss Poe was on the witness stand she
was questioned verify closely by one of the
attorneys, and the strain on her nervous
system was so great that she tainted away
and had to be taken out of the court room.
Court had to suspend business while the
young woman recovered. Arch was a for
mer resident of Rockwell and went to
Woonsocket a year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
Bares Secrets
of Black Hand
Boy Witness Testifes Against Nine
teen Italians in West Vir-
ginia Court.

FAIRMORT, w. Va, June s-With the
counsel table piled with knives, revolvers
and other paraphernalla of an alleged black
hand society, nineteen Italians arrested two
months ago In a raid were placed on triaI
here today before Circuit Judge Mason.
Orazio Parabelli, 10 years old, the princi'
pal witness for the state. asserts he was
forced to join the organization unde
penalty of death. Having been taken into
the society Parabelli says ne was informed
that in three months he would receive an
equal share of all money collected. He
said it was the custom to make a demand
for money on rich men. II the intended
victim refused to give the money de-
handed members of the society drew cards
to gee which one should kill him. Para
belli identified nine of the prisoners as
those who initiated him, and said he knew
the others to be members of the society.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
PETIT JURY FOR HASTINGS
List IL Drawn for the Term of Fed
eraI District Court This
Month.

The federal petit Jury for the Hastings
district has been drawn and the jurors
are ordered to report June 10, at $3.50 a. nj.
at Hastings. These comprise the jury:
Anton M. Anderson of Norman, Benjamin
Long of Nelson, c. IL. Holmes Of Mlnden,
Grant Allen, j. w. Anderson, Henry
-Deabendorfer. e. II. Bowden, ]. E. Cooper,
William Morsman OF Holdrege. j. Horn of
Bladen, Virgil Cannon of Chenille, Lafe
Cox of Angus, William Bohrer, james Bur.
den, c. c. McConkey, Frank Hopper OF
Red Cloud. John Cahill. Geo Arnold, A. j.
sexson, T. c. Mccartney Of Franklin. Art
wolcott of Invale. Cyrus Forney of Inland,
w. A. Garrison of Blue Hill, T.. T. Kauff-
man. Frank VanValin of Nelson, Robert
Slater of Pauline, Henry Luther, Daniel
Miller, A. M. Cramblett of Orleans, w. A.
Marsteller, Charles Hulquist of Wilcox,
Joseph Hoppens. A. D.. Davidson OF
Harvard, Herman j. Watt, Daniel Cronin
Of Minden, Stephen swiggle, John C. Cor
den, Ed Greenwald of Hastings, Fred Lin.
dau OF HidretA and e. T.. Foe of Cowles.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09

PAWNEE CITY, Neb., June s~.-(Special
Telegram)-The Pawne City Commercial
club at its annual meeting elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Fred c.. Boyle;
vice president, A. T. Edee; secretary, c. A.
Schappel; treasurer, c. D.. Robinson; execu-
tive committee, ID. f. Wherry. chairman,
A. B. Edee, Frank c. Calhoun, A. E. Oven
den and w. s.. Potts,
The Pewnee city Opera House company
has elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, o.. H. Schenck; vice president, A. e.
Ovenden; secretary, f. c. Calhoun; treas
urer, H.. C. Van Horne; board of directors,
d.. e.. wherry, H. c. Van Horne, F. G.
Boyle. o. H. schenck, A. J. Van Anda, A.
B. Edee and A. B. Anderson. The company
declared a dividend of 3 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
Coyote scalp scents Mali.

CENTRAL CITY. Neb., une s.-(Spe-
cial.)-A highly odoriferous package re-
ceived In the eastern mail Monday threw
a big surprise into the postoffice en-
ployes and caused a grand rush for the
open air Monday afternoon. The package
was found to contain a coyote scalp in
a very poor state of preservation. Con-
trary, 1t is said, TO post regulations, a
farmer at Silver Creek mailed it to the
county clerk, in order that he might re-
ceive the customary bounty from the
Board Of Supervisors. 1t was found neces-
sary to air the rest Of the contents Of
the mail bag before distributing them.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
FIREMEN NAME ARBITRATOR
Georgia Strikers Choose Congressman
HArdwick TO Represent Them
In settlement.

ATLANTA, Ga, June S.-The strike OF
the Georgia railroad firemen for seniority
OF whites over negroes passed formally into
the arbitration stage today, when the fire
men announced Congressman Thomas w.
Hardwick of Georgia as their arbitrator
under the Erdman act. They also said the
Georgia railroad yesterday refused offers
of compromise on the negro question.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
Farmer Break. Both Legs.

SUTHERLAND, Neb., June ~S.-(Special)
J. II. Abshire, living four miles west OF
town was seriously injured in a runaway.
While driving a fractions team attached
10 a light rig, the tongue of the vehicle
came down and the animals proceeded to
run. As the team neared the barbed wire
fence along the railroad right-of-way Alb
shire sprang from the buggy. He alighted
on the ground in such a manner as to
break both legs near the ankles. He is
In a serious condition, but 1t is thought
that amputation will not be necessary.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
nlind Man PIano Tuner.

CENTRAL CITY, Neb., June S-(spe-
cial)-Determined that blindness should
not prevent him from mastering a profess
sion, Roy sanderson. a brother of Rev.
Mr., Sanderson OF Marquette. has been
devoting his time TO mastering the art
OF plano tuning. Recently he graduated
from the College for the Blind at vinton.
Ia, ana will soon begin work in this part
OF the stat&
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
Nebraska
BOLT KILLS GENEVA WOMAN
Fatality and Three Houses struck in
Worst storm Ever known
I'm City. q

GENEVA, Neb., June s.-(SpeciaD-one
woman dead. three houses struck by
lightning, and floods covering low places
Is the result OF one Of the worst storms
ever experienced here.
Mrs. Thomas Ellwood. Twins In the west
part OF town. was struck by a bolt during
the worst Of the storm and instantly killed.
The rain, which was one OF the s~everest
ever known here, was accompanied by
heavy lightning and thunder. Five inches
of water fell in a short time. Low places
are flooded.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
Hastings Boast. of Bu1uers.

HASTINGS, Neb., June S.-(Special. 1.-The
assessors returns show that there are
elghty-eigh automobiles in Hastings, and
two or three cars a been brought in
since the figures were made up. They
range in value from $3.50 t9 $500, and the
total valuation fixed by the assessors is
$1,000. Hastings has a population of not
less than 1900 and It will be seen that
there is an automobile in Hastings for each
1856 peope There are almost as many auto
mobiles in the county outside Of Hastings
as there are in this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
swampy Area Made Into Farm Land.

CENTRAL CITY. Neb., June S.-(spe-
cial.)-The elimination of the project of
transforming a swampy area of 5000 acres
into the best kind of farm land, will be
cache when the County Board Of Super
visors meet text week. A petition will
be presented to the board. asking for a
special election, at which the owners of
property in the affected district will be
allowed to express their opinion as to
the feasibility OF draining the Silver Creek
bottoms. The whole matter has been
thoroughly aired, and the Commercial club
of this city and many prominent farmers
rave declared in favor, OF 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
Mormon EIders Leave Ponca.

PONCA, Neb., June S.(SpeciaI.) -Seven
Mormon elders arrived in Ponca Saturday
and held meetings on the street Saturday
evening and Sunday afternoon. They re-
ported that there nave been seventeen
Mormon elders in Nebraska since last
October. The city marshal found them
trying to sell their books and notified
them that they must have a license for
that purpose. They Immediately went to
the mayor, who also said they must have
a license, costing 81 per day. They re-
fused to pay it and left town.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-09
JURY ACQUITS PETERSON
salOOnkeeper Tried for Manslaughter
Goes Free.
ONLY FIVE MINUTES FOR VERDICT
CHARLES Sunshine TestIhes to seeing
Hat Throw and Hearing Cry
''Take that. You -"
Night of Tragedy.

Lewis Peterson wal acquitted Of the
granddaughter charge brought against him
because of the death Of John Hubbard. by
a Jury in district court after Il had been
out five minutes Tuesday afternoon.
Inability Of the state to show that the
fall which Hubbard was said to have re-
ceived as a result Of a blow from Peter
son, caused the mans death in an alley
hours later, seems to have ben the strong
est point which the jury considered.
The defense was that Hibabrd might
have been beaten by another man after he
had left the Peterson saloon on sixteenth
and California streets. In fact, the de-
Tense had witnesses TO testify that they
saw and heard things which would indi-
cate Hubbard fought or was attacked by
some one after he left the Peterson saloon.
The case went to the jury at $50 yester-
day afternoon. The defense had rested fol-
lowing the testimony of the defendant, who
denied striking the man anything more
than a slap.
-Four addresses, none Of them long, we're
made to the jury by the lawyers in the
case.
Someone in Alley.
In support Of this theory Charles sun
shine was called to the stand as the first
witness. Sunshine. who is a grocer by oc-
cupation. was passing the alley near Six
teenth ana Burt near midnight on the night
of July rs, when he saw someone throw
a hat into the areaway where Hubbard was
found in the morning. Then he heard the
remark, Take that you -"
The defense's next testimony came in the
form of a deposition by Mrs. Pearl Bloom
burg. made a few minutes, according to
her statement, before she was about to
leave the city last September. Attorneys
for Hubbard had been watching her and
caught her just at the train.
The deposition declared that she, her hus-
band and one Vic Fuller had found Hib-
bard sitting in front Of the saloon in the
Drexel hotel and that Fuller had carried
Hubbard into the alley lest he be arrested,
The testimony is not introduced to show
that Fuller was actuated by kind thought
fulness, but that Hibbard had to do that
night with other persons than the defend
ant.