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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
DRY FARMER
SHOULD HAVE $1,000
Timely Warning to Homeseekers
Who Come to New Mexico With.
out Means of Support.

Chicago, ILL.,, May 19.-The man
who succeeds in establishing home
In any dry farming" district Of the
west and makes his farm pay must
nave capital of at least $1,000.
This is the statement Of John T.
Burns, secretary Of the Dry Farming
Congress, who arrived in Chicago to.
day to prevent further immigration
IN to the West of people who have not
sumclent funds to make good" Mr..
burns will appeal to the railroad Of.
ncials and the reputable land men to
assist him in his work,
. some land men are bringing peo.
pie into the West with little Or NJ
capltal. For such settlers on drv
farms there can be nothing but fail.
ure and pauperization. The whole
west is injured by these failures"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
SHOT A FEMALE
RHlNocERos
Roosevelt Had to Shoot Seven Times
Though to Bring Down the
Monster Animal.

Nairobi, British East Africa, May
19.-Hunting from the Ju ia ranch
of George Mcmillan, whose guest he
is, Roosevelt bagged female rhino-
ceros on Sunday. The wounded ami.
NAL fed into the bushes and Roose-
welt followed on horseback, the
seventh shot killing. The head and
skin weighed 532 pounds.
Today Roosevelt added hippopota'
mus to his big game bag. The ami.
NAL was killed short distance from
the Ju ia ranch. The zoologist OF
the Roosevelt expedition returned to
camp this morning after bringing
here about fifty specimens of animal
and bird life to be cured and pre-
served.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
SHARP CONTEST
FOR MODERATOR
". William l. McEwan Of pitt.hurc
will Probably Preside over "
Presbyterian Assembly.

Denver Colo, May 19.-Tnteres+ !,
the day before the opening Of tho II
general assembly Of the Preshvtariar :,
onalcn on Is at fever heat over the
e.m cno1ce OF moderator. DR.. VIM. L
mcnwan, pastor Of the Third Presby.
,erlan church Of Pittsburg, Of which
MRS. William Thaw is a parishioner
Is tne leader in the race which lies
between him and DR.. James M M
Barkiey Of Detroit. Dr.. Robert M. Il.
kenzie Of New York. and Or. Howard
:, Johnson of Colorado Springs. sever,
q others ara prominently mentioned
among them Justice Harlan Of the
=. y. supreme court. McEwan's sun.
porters claim the uncontested votes
OF Pennsylvania, Illinois, Minnesota
and Iowa delegations.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
NAILS ADVANCE
IN PRICE
American Steel and Wire Trust An.
nounces Decided Advance in
Its Products.

Chicago, ILL.,, May 19.-The Ameri
can Steel and Wire Company an
nounces an advance of 10 cents per
hundred pounds in the price of wire
and nails. The advance goes into eff.
feet at once. On May 1 the company
announced a reduction of from 25 to
As cents per hundred on nails and
wire and since that time it's mills have
been taxed to the utmost with orders
for quick shipment, Indicating that
jobbers and wholesalers have been
stocking up heavily. The price re-
duction on May was largely the
result Of the general decline in steel
and iron prices about two months ago
when the selling pools were broken.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
WILL RUN
AN EXCURSION
Local "AII American" Baseball Team
Will Trek to Moriarty for
Game Next Sunday.

On next Sunday a special excursion
will be run from Santa Fe to Moriarty
where the local "All American" base.
ball team will cross bats with the
Moritay team. The train leaves Santa
at 9 o'clock, arriving at Moriarty at
Il o'clock. The return trip will start
at p. m. The train will be special
one to be used exclusively for this
particular event. The round trip is
$1.25. The local boys have been prac-
ticing hard all week and expect to
trim the Moriarty outfit to stand
still. "A large crowd OF local rooters
are already making arrangements to
take advantage Of the excursion.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
TOMB UNDER
HIS LAWN
Mining Man at Los Angeles to Be
Buried IN Arizona Copper cask-
ct at His Home.

Los Angeles, May 19.-Permission
to build an underground tomb beneath
the lawn at his luxurious home as
the future burial place for himself
and his wife, was granted last night
by the city trustees of Ocean Park
to Ennis W. Kellner, wealthy min.
ing man and broker Of Globe, Ari.
zona. The neighbors gave their con.
sent to the plan. Kellner says he
Will have a provision in his will that
ne be buried in casket made Of
Arizona copper. Kellner is 60 years
Of age, but in excellent health.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
MOHONK CONFERENCE
ON ARBITRATION
It Aims to Bring About Permanent
Establishment Of Peace In
the World.

Mohonk Lake, N. Y, May 19.-The
limitation Of armanents and the per-
manent establishment of peace
throughout the world by arbitration
Of international disputes is the pur-
pose of the conference of Information.
al Arbitration which opened here to-
day. More than 300 men, prominent
in educational, diplomatic and busi-
ness circles, are in attendance. Nicho-
las Murray Butler, president of the
American Branch Association. presid-
ed, and addresses were delivered by
Professor Samuel F. Dutton, secre-
tary of the Peace Society of New
York, and others.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
STRONG DRINK
CAUSES MURDER
Well Known Elk Of Portland, Oregon,
Meets Tragic Death in
Alaskan WiIds.

Portland, Ore, May ia cable
from Cerdova, Alaska, says that ].
W. Mcnamara last night killed T. r.
Carpenter by shooting him in the
throat and cutting the jugular vein.
Carpenter formerly was prominent
Elk Of Portland.
McNamara, it is alleged had been
drinking and was put out Of the hotel
py Carpenter. Carpenter was known
all over Alaska and was a heavy pro.
perty owner. A strong guard has
been placed around the Jail to prevent
lynching.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
ROMANCE OF VICE
PRESIDENTS SON
viii Marry the Sweetheart OF His
Early College Days at
Clinton, N. Y.

Utica, NY, May 19.-The engage :
ment Of Richard Updyke Sherman,
second son of Vice-President Serman,
to Miss Eleanor Millar Of Utica, New
York, reveals a romance dating back
several years when Sherman was a
student at Hamilton college in Clin-
ton and Miss Millar was frequent
guest at the students hops and other
functions on College hill.
Miss Millar iscthe second daughter
Of the late Henry w. Millar of Utica,
and is considered one Of the wealth
lest young women in her own right In
Utica. with her. sisters, Florence and
Gertrude, she has travelled extensively
abroad, has been leader in local So
ciety, and has been prominently iden-
titled with charitable undertakings.
Her father died in Chicago several
years ago while taking special treat
ment there for his health. Subse'
quent to his graduation from Hamil'
ton college, three years ago, Sherman
occupied the chair of assistant pro-
fessor Of mathematics at Hamilton
and later was appointed secretary to
the collector Of the port of New York
He has recently entered business ex
tensively in Utica. The marriage will
take place next fall.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
ROGERS DIES
SUDDENLY
Standard Oil Cap
italist Succumbs
at Home
FURRY ON WALL STREET
Arose at Six O'clock and
Was Dead Within an
Hour.

New York, May 19.-H. H. Rogers,
the Standard Oil capitalist, died at
his residence here at 7 o'clock this
morning. He arose at G. Half an
hour later he complained of numb.
ness and nausea. Before anything
could be done he sank and died. The
news Of his death was surprise to
Wall street, and there was a sharp
decline in the stocks In which he
is interested at the opening. The
market is generally firm, however.
John D. Ryan, one Of the most in
innate business associates of Rogers
while expressing profound regret ov-
er the death of his friend, said it
would not, in his opinion, have any
influence on the investment and
business situation. William Rockefel-
Ter expresses similar opinion.
Flags at Half Mast.
Norfolk, Va, May 19.-The death
of Henry H. Rogers was heard
throughout Virginia with the deepest
sorrow. Particularly keen was the
regret here, where Rogers found a
warm place in the hearts of the en-
tire population of Norfolk, the prac.
tical terminus of his personally con-
structed railway system the Virginia
railway, extending 443 miles from
deep water, West Virginia to the tide
water terminal at Sewalls Point, Vir-
ginia. This road, which opened the
bituminous coal country of West
Virginia, cost Rogers forty million
dollars. Today all along the system
flags are at half mast.
The Kind of Man Santa Fe Needs.
Fair Haven, Mass, May 19.-Fair
Haven, the town In which Henry H.
ROBBERS was born SO years ago, and
where the extensive Rogers summer
estate is located, everywhere bears
the marks Of generosity of the great
capitalist. His benefactions aggre-
gate more than three millions of dol.
lars. Rogers was for many years SUI
rerintendent of streets and chiefly at
his own expense macadamized every
street in town, placed walks over all
crossings, curbed all sidewalks, and
paved the cutters. A magnificent
church, parish house and parsonage,
costing in excess Of two million dol
lars were given to the Unitarian So
ciety and handsome building and
lodge room to the local Masonic lodge.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
TELECRAPHOFFICE
BURNS OUT

San Marcial, May 19.--The office
Of the Postal Telegraph Company at
San Marcial, Socorro county. was
completely destroyed BY fire this
morning at 1.30 o'clock. All record
blanks and books were destroyed.
Temporary Offices have been opened
next door to the old stand, but later
an Office will be established in the
block Of the Davis Drug Company.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
SPRECKLES ON
WITNESS STAND
However Cross Exeamination Aban.
doned to Give Him Time to Pre-.
sent Financial Statement.

San Francisco, CAL, May 19.-Ow.
ing to the inability Of Rudolph Spreck.
els to furnish copy Of his financial
accounts In relation with the graft
prosecutions he was excused from the
witness stand In the trial Of Patrick
calhoun today after he had been ur.
aer cross-examination less than an
nour. He promised that the state.
ment desired will be produced in
court tomorrow. 80
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
REVOLUTIONISTS
SENTENCED
Magon, villareaI and Rivera to Serve
Eighteen Months In Peniten-
tlary at Tombstone.

Tombstone, Ariz., May 19.-Magon,
Villareal and Rivera, the three Mex
lean Revolutionists convicted in the
federal court of violating the neu.
trallty laws in directing an armed ex.
petition into Mexico, were sentenced
this morning to 18 months each in the
territorial prison. The court stated
tnat inasmuch as the jury recommend.
GO mercy no fine will be imposed. A
notice Of appeal will be filed and a
strong effort made to secure a new
trial.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
BANK ROBBERS
SECURED $4,000

Lincoln, Neb., May 19.-Bank rob-
bers secured $4,000 from the Cairo
State Bank last night, demolishing
the safe and building by three ex-
plosions. An election was held yes
terday and the explosions were
thought to be part Of the enthusiasm.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19

Last night Governor Curry slept
for the first time in the Executive
Mansion, which is partly furnished
and is rapidly nearing completion.
Accepted Resignation.
It was the resignation Of County
Commissioner Peter Westwater Of
Gallup, which Governor Curry ac-
cepted yesterday, and it was Francis
L. Andrews who was appointed to
succeed him upon recommendation
of the Republican organization, it
being the intention of Mr.. Westwater
to remove from the county. Mr.. An
drews is appointed for the first coun-
ty commissioners district.
Wants to Be District Clerk.
Frank A. Van Alstine, of Eureka,
Illinois, is in Santa Fe to further
his candidacy for district clerk under
Judge A. w. Cooley. He has letters
from Attorney General Wickersham
and many Congressman. He served
as clerk of the federal court at Eure-
ka, and came west for the health of
his wife and son who are at present
in California. He was unaware,
however, Of the statute passed by the
last legislature, which requires two
years residence in New Mexico, be.
fore he could draw his salary as dis
trict clerk, even If he were to be ap.
pointed.
Senatorial Irrigation Committee.
Governor Curry today received the
itinerary of the Senate committee
that will visit the Southwest this
fall under the craftsmanship Of Sen
ator Flint of California, to inspect ir
rigation systems built or, under way
by the Reclamation Service. The
committee will arrive at Ell Paso on
the morning of October 25, and there
will hear matters to be presented by
the Water Users Associations of the
Mecilla and Ell Paso valleys. In the
evening, the committee will leave or
Santa Fe train No. 10, for Denver, ar
irving at Denver on the morning o1
October 81, and therefore making nc
stops in New Mexico. Governor Cur
ry has written Senator Flint, who Ii
a warm friend Of the Governor, tt
change the itinerary so as to admit
of more time in New Mexico.
Will Measure More Streams.
photographic Engineer ]. B. Stew
art of the U. s. Geological Survey O
and also of the Territorial Engineer!
Office, will start tomorrow on an ex
tensive stream gauging tour, which
will take him first to Las Vegas ant
Springer. At Logan, Union county
he will install a 600 foot cable nea
the Rock Island bridge over the Ca
madam. The cable will be swung 81
feet above the low water level al
floods forty feet high have swep
down the river as recently as 1904
A gauging station Is to be installed
also at San Marcial on the Rio Gran
de and another on the San Jose a
Suwanee.
5 Memorial Day Invitation.
A committee consisting Of Judg
John r. McFie, Jacob Weltmer AM
Jose Maria Garcia, waited on Cover
nor Curry today asking him to part
cipate in the Memorial Day exercises
of Carlton Post, Grand Army Of tn
Republic on May 81. Governor Cur
Ty accepted.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
NEW BRIDGE
AT EMBUDO

santa Barbara Company Completes
Needed Structure Across Rio
Grande In Taos County.
The Santa Barbara Tie and Pole
Company has just completed combi-
nation pile, crib and suspension bridge
over the Rio Grande at Embudo, Taos
county. The bridge takes the place
OF that washed out several years ago
BY floods and was built to enable the
company to get from it's saw mill to
the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad.
This company is holding large booms'
Of ties about six miles north of EN-
budo and will float them to Thornton
through the White Rock canon when
the river drops.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
ORGANIZE TO
Meetino Held Last Night for the Pur'
pose Of Devising Means and
Ways.

Last night in the Office OF r. l..
Baca a meeting was held by NUMBER
of citizens for the purpose OF perfect
ing a working organization for the
purpose Of agitating in favor OF clos
ing the saloons at the election to be
held on June the seventh. 1t is in
tended to carry on an active campaign
in each of the various wards and to
have prominent speakers address
ward meetings. Many spirited speech
es were made against the saloons. last
night, after which Hon. Benjamin M.
Read was elected chairman of the
committee and J. E. Wood, secretary
Chairman Read has appointed the fol
lowing ward committees and asks thai
the chairman of each committee pro
ceed to organize at once and then in
form the chairman of the general com
mittee in order that a general meet
ing of all ward committees may be
held:
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
Ward Committees.

Ward No. il. d. Sena, Nicholas
Sena, Juan Delgado, Frank Gormley,
Luis M. Moya.
Ward No. 2.-Marcelino Garcia, G.
F. Easley, Canuto Alarid, A. ]. Alb
bott, Cliamaco Trujjillo.
Ward No. 3.-John V. Conway, Jose
Amado Martinez, John H. Walker, Ja-
cob Weltmer, Alberto Garcia.
Ward No. A. L. Morrison, ST.,
R. L. Baca, Arthur Seligman, Ascen.
sion Rael. ]. A. Wood.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
SENATE IRRIGATION
COMMITTEES VISIT
Will Pass Through
New Mexico on
October 26
STREAM GAuG|NG TOUR
! Governor Occupies Execu-
tive Mansion Which is
Nearing Completion.

Last night Governor Curry slept
for the first time in the Executive
Mansion, which is partly furnished
and is rapidly nearing completion.
Accented RESIGNATION,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-19
Memorial Day Invitation.

9T McmorlaI Day InVItdtfon.
A committee consisting Of Judge
John r. McFie, Jacob Weltmer and
Jose Maria Garcia, waited on Cover.
nor Curry today asking him to parti-
cipate in the Memorial Day exercises
of Carlton Post, Grand Army Of the
Republic on May 81. Governor Cur.
ry accepted.
The new era., 1909-11-18
Editorial.
THE TAX LEVY

Did we hear somebody say
something last winter about
North Park being unable to
support a county.government?
Better dig up last weeks New
Era andfread the e'current fig
nres onthe tax lew and coun-
ty expenses. If you do'it you
will find Jackson County six
months old has already cut
eye-teeth. The new county
has the office rent paid to Jan
uary lst, 1909, has $4,000 in
the bank, levies on'this years
assessment for taxes mills
per dollar of valuation less
than Larimer County did last
year.
The new era., 1909-11-18
ANTI-suppvRATIoN VACCINE

In the Veterinary laboratory, of
the Colorado Agricultural College,
a vaccine has been made which eff
fects cure in cases Of poll evil'andl
fistula of the withers in horses and
all l'other suppurative conditions, due
to the common suppuratiye germs.
The vaccine is made from the
germs that cause suppuration. One
cubic centimeter of the vaccine is
injected under the. skin every five
days with hypodermic syringe.
Six doses are all that have been re-
,duired so.far to effect d cure. This
vaccine contains the dead bodies of
the germs that cause fistula, poll
evil, and other common suppurative |
conditions. These bodies contain
a chemic substance within them
which is set free as soon as they
are broken up. This chemic sub
stance is called endotoxin. This
endotoxin stimulates the cells of
the body to produce a substance
which so weakens the germs exist
ing in the deceased process that
the white blood cells readily de-
stroy large numbers of them. Final
ly, a. condition is produced in the
body so that the germs can no long
er live there and healing goes on
uninterruptedly.
On account of the care that
must be exercised in handling the
vaccine, it has been given out only
to competent veterinarians. A
majority of the people of the state
have been reached in this way
through their local veterinarians.
The first vaccine?was tested out in
case of poll evil and a case of
fistula of the withers, both in horses
The case of poll evil was of long
standing and had been operated
upon several times. 1t was finally
turned over to the Veterinary hos
pital, of the Colorado Agricultural
College, for furthur treatment and
operation. At the time the first
vaccination was made there was
considerable suppuration. Dead
tissue was present and there was
an abundant pus discharge from
the wound. In three or four days
marked changes were noted in the
condition of the wound. The gen
eralt condition of the animal improv-
ed, the discharge from .the wound
gradually diminished, and the ami
NAL was sent home practically re-
covered in less thanthree weeks.
The case of fistula, when pre-
sented at the College for treatment
showed symptoms of septicemia.
The withers were greatly swollen,
the left fore limb swollen to the
foot. The temperature of the ami
NAL had begun to rise. and it SEEM
| ed apparent that the animal would
die ina short time. One halt dose.
containing 25 600 ,ooo dead.germs,
was given, and in l2 hoursea a full
dose. This was followed by full
dose every five days thereafter. In
twenty four hours the swelling de-
gan to subsids. The temperature
gradually lowered until psrmal was
reached, and after about four weeks
the animal practically recovered.
B. F. KAUPP,
Colorado Agricultural College,
Fort Collins.
The new era., 1909-11-18
COMING AND GOING

1t looks as if Winter had set in. q
The Field Roundup metiin Wal4
den Sunday: NJ
Robt. Bradfield and ERNEST
Howard were in from the Hardy
ranch Sunday.
Jimmie Taylor and wife we're in
town Sunday.i 4
Quite a number brought their
cream to town Monday although it
was stormina.
Buy the Bail Band Qyershoes at
E. J. Norris and have the best.
Bert Kerr was in Walden Tues
day. \
John Simpson wasip town We'd
nesday from Clover Valley.
CLARK Neff has gone to Fort
Collins.
chas. Bohn ard wife were in
from the vest side last Thursday.
Harry cspron hss gone to Big
Piney, Wyoming to locate.
Frank and Charley Murphy were|
over from Spicer Friday and satur-
day on business.
Sheep lined coats and Cardigan
jackets at E. J. Norris Phone Wal
den s.
Ray Mosnan and family we're mi
town Monday.
Mrs, Kerr, Mrs. Stout and Bert
Kerr wersfs the city Monday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. 5snAett ssme
in from the saw mill Tuesday.
Ethel Riddle was in to Wn Tues
day from the Blevins ranch.
Mrs. Gilbert Hayes and Georgia
were shopping in Walden Monday.
A new line Of Ready Made
clothing at E. ]. Norris.
Quite number of peopleS were
In from the country Saturday at
tending the stockmens meeting.
chedsey's. and Eli and Andrew
Peterson's teams returned Sunday
from Albany with winter supplies.
The New Era Tor the home news, J
The new era., 1909-11-18

Doc Vaughn was in Walden Tues
day visiting his daughter Mrs. Mil
Ter Mosnaa.
Mrs. Ed. johnson was in town
Tuesday,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-13
THE BLIND PIG QUESTION.

n
Whether will licensed
saloons before lifted May to be decided is
regulated the time the blind tigers in Gary
will
will Then Is the
should refuse license
will still
privileges
o
who with the
with the awless saloonkepers That
his
lawbreakers
orderly
permitting vicious entertainment
Illumination
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-11-13
BEvERIDGE AT RICHMOND.
This Weeks News Forecast

g. 8-Pre Taft
Thursday
hrs n
scheduled to
o and
court has
been
glven a o
both the
OIL
ernor
and
will
pu
of
the bestap
speaker
IN
Cincinnati
the Amerca
ishedb by the o in
o
the and
Falls
Of
sta in
jubilee
figuring the cable of the