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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
You have done
your best when you
use a Bee want ad.

Bee want ads are treasures.
They bring buyer ana seller face
10 face
They find homes for people
Positions for people.
Servants for people.
They find what is lost.
Give value 10 things grown old
fashioned. and TiEor 20 whatever is
lifelass.
If you can't come down TO
the office, cali Douglas 23s,
and a cheerful staff viii write
yOur ad and take care Of il.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
ACTRESS WHO SAW LINCOLN
SHOT GOES BACK TO SCENE
Miss Jennie GOurIay, Now Gray
Headed Visits FOrd'E Theater,
where Tragedy Occurred.

WASHINGTON. April 12-Having stood
as young actress on the stage only q few
feet from the spot where Lincoln was as
sRssinEted IN Ford's theater on the night
OF April IA, 1863, Miss Jennie GOurley. now
gray-hRtrsd woman, has returned 10
Washington for the first time since that
eveutful night and visited the spot where
forty-five years ago RlmOs 10 DAY. was
enacted the tragedy. On the night OF LIN
coins death Miss Gourley played the part
OF Mary Trenehard In the drama our
American Cousin %
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
Seismic Shocks
Felt in Kansas
Two Distinct ouakes Are Recorded by
instruments at State Uni
TerEity Monday Night.

LAWRENCE Kan. April 12-Two dis
tinct earth shocks were recorded last night
sity.
The first began al $40 ,. m. and reached
its full force al 6of7. The second shock
began Rt S;O2 ?. m and lasted five minutes
The source Of the disturbances was be.
tween 1.500 and 1,6OO miles southeast.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
MEAT STILL UNDER BAN
WoDes Prevent ReOPeniaE Of K0uheE
Shops In East side OF
New T0rk.

NEW YORK April E-Determinec
women marched through the east side and
other sections uf the city, Where the
kosher meat strike is on, today 10 prevent
the opening OF the retail butcher shous
which closed yesterday as q protest against
the high meat prices. More thR1 100 600
families. II is figured, have put a ban on
meat
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
Icing System Regarded as EquRilSsr
and Also Cost Booster.
EGG MARKET UP FOB DISCUSSION
Without Storage Prise Would Fluctu-
ate from Eight Cents to Dollar.
BUTTER SITUATION REVIEWED
Dairy Product Keeps Longer Than
EEEs. snys Witner., and VIII
stay Fresh fer Three
Neurh.

wAsHIN GTON, April 12-FormAl teEti-
nuuy WAS given today before the senate
COMMITTEES investigating the high cost Of
living that cold storage is the great equal
izar Of prices. while. at the same time,
an informal declaration was made that
cold storage Is an important and control
ing factor in producing high prices
Pierre p Gavin, prosecutoE OF Hudson
county. New Jersey. who conferred al the
capital with Representative KinlHid Of New
Jersey and Senator Lodge in regard 10
pending legislation 10 regulate cold storage.
attacked the cold storage system and
praised the work OF the Investigating com
mittee.
John A Kunkel Of New York said that
il It we're not for the cold storRgs method
OF keeping eggs they would sell as low as
3 and cents dozen during certain sea-
sons and as nigh as 70 cents and s. in other
seasons Of the year.
He told the committee many interesting
things about eggs. he said New York
people demanded an egg with q white
smell, while Boston used the lyellow egg
shell He said that the latter was better
than the white egg shell egg, in that II
will keep longer.
The egg he ADDED, was q foot bah
from the time IL leaves the hen until II
reaches the table"
Butter keeps Longer.
John J. walton OF New York in oppos-
ing the bill to prohibit the keeping OF food
stuffs in cold storage for a longer period
that one year. said that Limitation would
be all right for eggs because they had 10
be thrown away. anyhow. after they were
nine months old. THAT was not true OF
butter said the witness.
He mentioned an instance OF butter which
had come from the farm of oliver P.
Morton OF New York. ttRt had been kept
in cold storage fU three years without
depreciation IN quality. Mr.. Waltsrs said
the ElEin board WIS not Recognised in New
York and that the so-cRIled butter
trust was a myth,
The makers OF oleOmArEarine were
charged by Mr.. walton with being partly
responsible for the high prices. He de-
clEred they bought butter 10 color theii
/ product and thai their purpose was to keeT
butter higher 10 make a better market foi
I hteir cheaper product. The witness said
prospects for lower prices in the near futur,
were slight
A revolt by New York last February
against the 4b-csnt butter was given as {
reason for the sudden drop Of cents il
one day. M Walton said the eople vvurl
mp and quit using butter and that the sale
fell Off 30 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
PINGHOF Al EAREE VILLA.
Forester Has Further Conference with
Former President.
Will MAKE CONSERVATION Talk
Announcement that Col0Bel RO0se-
weld VIII Address NatiOaI Com
EreEs nj Date 10 BE
Announced.

PORTO MAURIZIO, Italy. April 12.-Gif-
ford PinchOt former chief forester OF the
United States Department Of Agriculture
WIS again at the villa Of Miss CBrow be
fore 9 O'Clock this morning. il was thought
he W-Es there for a final talk with MI
Roosevelt
Despite the reticence Of both men il is nc-
ceptsd that Mr. Roosevelt is now in pos
session Of Pinckots complete case against
Secretary BAlIinger's conservation policy
and Of what had been described here Rs
AN alleged reactionHry tendency" IN for
estry matters of the administration OF
President Taft
The most significant development was
the announcement made al the conclusion
of Pinohut's visit today that Mr.. Roosevelt
had accepted an invitation from the former
chief forester to address the National Con-
servEtiop congress late in the coming sum
rner at a time Rnd place yet 10 be fixed.
Former Mayor Phelsn Of San Francisco
arrived here AT noon after automobile
ride from Monte Carlo and drove at. once
to the Carow villa for a call on Mr.. Roose-
welt.
The weather continued beautiful today
and Adr. Roosevelt planned another excur-
Uian into the mountains for this afternoon.
kAAEAb LII l. AEil4 LINE AALlouhl
Conservation congress-. which Theodore
Roosevelt has agreed 10 address during his
trip through the west next summer. win be
held in Kansas City. No. al q dafe 10 be
set later. The Commercial club called a
special meeting here this afternoon 10 &C
cept the offer Of the executive COMMITTEES
OF the congress 10 hold the gathering in
this city.
VIII visit SIR EdNEInrd Gray.
LONDON. April 12-What 10 Mr. Roose-
! Welt probably viii be one Of the most in
teresring features Of his tour OF England
] is the planned visit 10 the Northuubsrlsnd
home OF Sir Edward Grey The foreign
secretary. who, while retaining mis- grasp
upon me world OF politics. has gained some
fame Rs q sportsman, has invited the
] former president 70 spend a few days with
I him. Sir Edward has done little entertain
ing since the death OF ms wife. and the
party gathered 10 meet Mr. Roosevelt Will
be small. Other well known sportsmsU
are anticipating mseting the American
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13

MARS EILLhls. April I2.--The member ~
he trumwaF and store clerks llniunE strtlcl
tuu1g ln sympathy with the naval rssef---
lsts. The strike was effective No tram
Ways are being operated today and the
trrnl0yeE OF many buEieusE houses ana
factuflee are uut. liendarlnes are in pus-
session q fthe streets AND the garrison -
tel rQraiEud a. ia tarTuckE in ureuar-e.-
uou for ne suppression ~ any disorder
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
IOWA MAN KILLED IN CHICAGO
L. Y. HabeoeIE, a stock shipper of
WRverIy, walks in Front OF
Motor In Rain.

CHICAGO April IA man who in the
rain last night walked In FROM or motor
truck and was killed was identified today
as l. V. BRhnock. wealthy stock shipper
OF WRverly, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13

Senator LaFoIietie then devoted his re-
marls 20 the Massachusetts state legisla-
tion authorizing the acquisition fths Bos-
ton a Maine stock BY holding compauy
but failed 90 find in this legislation any
thiug like the Importance attachsd 80 ii ~
Mr Wiczersham. 4Ie asserted thai Mr
" Wczersham had permitted state legislation
10 Euperse6e federal legislation in q Eaan-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13

More Samples Of the Guesses
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
How Big is Omaha? |
SIS for those who hit the mark

102,555 in 1900 How many in 1910?
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
wEATHER FORECAST

For Nehraska-C0ntinued fair.
Tor lovB-Continued fair
FOR weather report see paEe .
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-13
No I.iquor in oIubs.

Continued on Second PagsD
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12
THE McNAMEE.
FLANAGAN WEDDING
Brilliant Ceremony Took
Place At the Home of the
Bride Tuesday Morning.
BY FATHER MOLINE

The home Of Mrs Nora Flanagan
Of this city was the srcuc uf bril-
liant wedding Tuesday morning when
her daughter Miss Ruth Rcpctta Elan.
agnn was united IA marriage tu Mr.
Mathew Francis Ne Nance. The
parlors were decorated with punk aud
white carnations. The bride was ~
tired IN u white embroidered swiss
chiffon, the groom wearing black. Miss
Marguritc ktunuuWiit"r acted a.,
brides maid, aud Mr. " llcrrlc u,
groomsman Mis-. Madonn Flanagan,
sister of the bride, was the ring bear
cr. and the rcrcmuuy was -ul"muilcd
hy Re-, Father Muliuir. Nncr the
rcm"ny sumpiuuu~ hrrukinst wn-
served, aud the bridal couple lcf, for
their wedding trip "n M" noon train.
Mr.. McNamcr h u clrrk ~ the office
NJ the Master Mechanic of the r. T.,
\ =. W. railroad. ard has been resi-.
dent of Tucumcuri for about q year,
having come 10 this citN from Michl.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12

gan. tn" bride ls one -, the most
popular young ladies of Tucumcari.
She came 10 this city from santa
Rosa three years npo She was "ducat.
ed NJ ~, Joseph Academy, Dcs Molncs,
Iowa, aud graduated from Loretta
Academy at las Cruces, y. NJ. Nh"
is talented musician, uud the man"
aud very handsome presents received
attest the fact that the Young couple
ar" exceedingly popular aud hav" a
host oi friends
The city guests were Mr.. aud Mrs.
John Lynch, Mr. and Mrs Eup"n"
Douahuc, Miss Teresa Griffin, MIR Rob.
ert Cn,tingiou, aud Mr., James Hand
ibo, out of town guests were W, h
Hunter of Santa RnNn, aud Charles
Rayborn of Dalhart, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. McNumcc after their
return, will hr ai home To their friend
NJ the Goldcnhrrg cottage an Smltl
street.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12
BAY VIEW CLUE

one Of the most interesting Of the
wears sessions Of the bay View Club
wa. hcld this week at the home Of Mrs.
sanders.
At the usuul time the meeting was
called 20 order by the president and as
the secretary called the roll. each re-
,pouded with current news Of Norway.
The bushes, disposed Of, the president,
tui Mrs. street, reviewed the lesson, Civ
mp instruction NJ to the Material
Conditions" aud Highways, Rail.
ways aud Waterways Of Norway In
lieu Of the magazine review, Mrs Che
nnuli read choice bits from Stoddard 3
Norway picturing the life and scenery
u. this fascinating land. The paper,
by Mis. George was among the best OF
the whole year, ~ was attested by the
applause that greeted IL at the close;
the subject was "'The review Of n Hol.
hand Novel" " aud the outline Of the
story. THE Chapcrone, was most
,Ailfully woven into pictures Of the lives
aud customs aud homes Of the quaint
llullanders The program was closed
by Mrs. Beeth with the reading Of Long
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12
The Clear. eyed People
Ought to Tie a Can to
That Directors Tail. II
He Hasn't Grace Enough
To Resign.
HEBREW RAISES
SHOEL IN SCHOOLS

II used to be that there were only
Two prohibited occupations so far ~
was concerned, one being barber and
the other n dentist. but the list IL W
extended to include superintendent of
schools. That class has 10 put up with
more cranks than any other, and while
il doesn Z encounter the bodily Glth,
IL never entirely escapes the mental gar.
bagc. Witness the ruetion that Supt.
Mrnson of Tucumcari IL lsboring with
In regard 10 the use of the name Of
Christ in the schools. One of the di.
rectors happens TO be a Hebrew Jews
are never such chumps) and he has been
raising particular sheol because the ca.
ercises were opened by singing Coward
Christian Soldiers" and other similar
selections from the song books. What
is more he has actually succeeded ia
havps them cut out Of the daily routine,
seeming 20 have the whole works more
lus,ration Of what egotists some folks
can be, and how they can make II stick
occasionally. In this instance. IL passes
my understanding little. Like Sid
Wharton, am not working very hard
nt present in evangelical lines, but for
the life Of me ! can see where any.
body has any kick coming on such songs.
II in an established fact that the use
of music at the opening of schools sort
Of steadics the kidlets, and puts them in
shape for the days work. Besides IL
il ae.thetically n nice idea. II there
il anything harmful in using little Sun.
day school songs Of pleasant metre and
simple tune, / can't see IL. II seems
to M. that = town that would allow such
u muss over = matter like this IL short
on the western spirit Let them sing
any old thing, so IL Is clean. The
school system OF this country il not
built tc suit ssy particular sect, nor ye,
the great army os we hea,asn. Roswell
nhs uhnuTeu fhNHGiig cull0ttn amOnH
it, best scholars. II also haH the chill
dreH Of aRnosties, and to my certain
knowledge Of several Buddhists Has
there ever been any kick on the use Of
these sonRs' No, 80 that you can no
tice IL. Has IL ever been the occasion
Of n kick in any other town in the tar
ritory' II is not of record. In the mean.
while the fuss at TucumcarI IL attract
ing more attention than IL deserves That
~ one of the hest towns on top Of earth.
Religious tolerance abides there. From
the comments Of the outside papers one
would think II was a modern Zion, and
that the usages aud customs Of all the
rest of the country were not in favor.
The clear eyed people Of the place ought
TO tie u can 10 that director, il he hssn Z
grace enough to resign. lie has no
righteous place in New Mexico.--Wnl
Robinson in Register Tribune, Feb. =,
iglU.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12

telescope of faith down lie coming
centuries Every woman g. "a a ,"u'c
a prophecies. Bishop l'u,t'. said,
~" call Deborah a p'upiic.rs,, aud
~ she was. liut ~ - Nrry red ard
q very living aud lofty sense, every
woman s u proph"''ss, Nih u r'u b.
rIs gifts aud r'"rh'ts rni',nq. irr
what are prophet : gins bu, divine
insight Frances N.'Iyi "ur' ,ai.l
A." Women, like ncu, .a"tl hr ",ly
permitted 10 DO Iui'"tor si" ,nr a."
we'll What inr WON'T r.'st n,rd. i.
mo'hcrlug. aud most of all IN the spir.
its natural humc-thc church -aud
ou the sabbath day, II needs the ten.
der sweetness of the alto voice, the
mhiluni goodwill of the soprano, ~
the sermon rs IN the psalm, She
was great woman, sue did great
work, she lived great life, aud To.
day lives in the hearts of hundreds ut
thousands, who have been helped ~
touched 10y the influence of her strong
pur" life.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12
ONE OF THE WORLDS
GREATEST WOMEN
Tomorrow Anniversary of
Frances E. Willard Will
Be Observed In Fitting
Manner.
WE NEED MoTHERING

On tomorrow the temperance world
viii obs"r," 10 u fitting manner th"
anniversary of the death of one uf ~,
greatest women The wprld hn- ever
kuowu Frances h. willard The world
was indeed her parish. aud -h" had
q prophetic vision She saw III" tim"
when the world will be- saved from the
curse of rum. aud the boys of future
generations were bcfOr" her eve aud
ou hrr great heart ~ she looked tor.
ward Ia the day when u sober man
hood all bless the world aud make
giad the homes aud hearts oi mother,
aud wives. She saw the tear, brush
rd from the weeping mother who rrN.
iuuSly awaits the coming at hrt hoy
from amld the temptations uf the
hroth"l Her heart was filled with Joy
as she saw the day when the wife shall
uu longer III through the huu. uf
night listening fui the fou'-'cp. e., III"
father "f her hungry children, aud
fearing his coming. She saw 200" .uuus.
ter whose slime has poisoned the brain
at some of the brightest men 90. uur
Nation, hurled into the y -, "iliF
ton. hN the righteous luriguu'i"u Of
"a new Heaven and u new cet'il' ~
her prophetic ey" looked ~ "u'n toe
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12
NEW MEXICO is
REPUBLICAN,
immigration Changes AS.
pect of Territory Con.
servatives Are in Control.
A LARGE GROW T H

The territory Of New Mexico, Judged
from all >uurcrs ~ reliable information
should IT come into the Cnion NJ state
within the next six months ~ year
~ even sooner, would make IL. entrance
with a republican majority of from lu,.
UOO 90 1900
Gradually without ostcutatiuu ~ show
the territory has been hllug up with
immigrants from republican states. Re-
publican humcseckeo aud republican
homcna kcrs have been pouring into the
territory, gaining their citizenship aud
increasing the strength Of the rrpubli
can party IN New Mexico with growth
that - both solid aud substantial.
The counties east Of the mountain
range which divides the territory at
first claimed Ms their very own 10y the
democrats, have one by one been
lost 80 that party until now there remain
only four that can he called democratic.
The others, according a. th" turns of
the recent elections, hnv, gone over or
are gradually are going to the fcpuh
licans. The democratic pres, uf the ter
ritory. boholding the trend OF events.
are warning their party. The demo.
cratic leaders are giving out interviews,
crying graft " IN elections, attacking
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12

Taft = administration for failure to ful-
I'LL the promise Of the republican plat
form and urging their party to "get "a.
gcthcr' for supremacy in the new state.
From the recent election for probate
Judge figures are obtainablc which indi-
cate clearly the trend of the voters to.
ward republicanism aud away from de
mocraey.
Ia the accompanying table are shown
the results in the election for probate
Judge. Lincoln aud Luna counties
which gave respectively 32 aud l22 dem
ocra,c majority, are under ordinary cir.
cumstances aud especially In "A national
contest, by the republicans. san Juan
county, which went democratic by $50,
Is normally republican on national is
s,hs. Sierra county, which gave the
democratic candidate - majority, is
republican ON territorial aud national
issues aud would elect republican dele.
gates 10 constitutional convention.
In the case Of socorro and Torrance
counties, which went republican by 46s
aud 2s majority, the normal republican
maiorities are 800 and 500 to 500.
/ The total shows 3,400 democratic anC
s,d56 republican votes In the column OF
majoritiss and a republican strength OF
5,aid With interest aroused as state
hood would arouse IL aud the election Of
delegates to n convention whose sole
duty would be the actual framing Of a
constitution intended not only to NEE,
the requirements uf the new state huI
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12
A SUCKER Is BORN
EVERY MINUTE
Niger In The Wood Pile
In Some Far Olt Las
Cruces Real Estate.
TUCUM BOYS sTUNG

o. -ocm- 'hm ttr rlty u o.. Cruces
BE- hc,umug i,muu. u- 90 city uf "mnp
rircrm dl.'uurr- u- some uf lhc ui
ui'iou- are .li 'u hc mil,- from the
rii, Imu- News representative
mr' gentleman frum tnH riiN tins
vr"E ard u ru Iu'r.tru boInci that
fbr rt'ilcr- uf Lr. Cu,r. ur uf least
u mnIuIfy p. f',r. n.r co. 'up opinion
fur' rN. .nIr nnI exploiting ct SOME
of fhc pddrruu, vili do thc rtty more
harm 'bau gpui f.. w. Iar rr of
thc nrw ot g. e.. BARKER ot lu- Cruces
said 'u the News. DO Some uf 'H, ui
dI. iuu- ~ lu. truce. winch Hf" h.iug
advertised nrr >u Tar from the citv,
briHg up H fho tuuJhii.- among The
puirhr-. uoyu.. sand mII- mesquite
brush ro''ou tuI. ard nHIi-. that i
I- doubtful " these lot- VIII DO" ct
much worth mu 'Nr population ui
l.u- ,rur amount. Zoo ivu lprirrd
'Npu,uud. vu.h Ma lnr.r. brhc,c,
VlII nr 200 'hr near future. o- the pre-.
"ui porHlu.I,u '- ,ftun ud ui -iN
Thousand. Sid bee. '..oiuo ur the ud
dii"r. have town. between them aud
t.r city limits The GENERAL ouui"n
Ir l.u- ttH'r. o.. thlt 'H" ~clhdg OF
these lot, that are ,o tar from Las
t.u ,. o. lD.rp 'h" community murr
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12

fellow : "Season = in Sweden" and
of ID" Norwegian = vivid description Of
" An Arctic Night"
The hostess assisted by Mrs. George
and Mrs. Edler, served u most dainty
luncheon of chicken salad, sandwiches,
pickles aud coffee. And after the usual
lively social time, the club adjourned,
lu meet next week with Mrs. Randle.
The guests Of the afternoon were Mes.
lanes Parsons aud Edler, while the
members in attendance were; Mesdames
li"eth, Cronord, Chenault, Donohoo,
George, Goldenberg, Gordon, Jarrell,
James, Koch, Moore, RAndle, Sanders,
sherwood, Thomson and Welch.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12
CHRIST CRUCIFIED
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Albuquerque Man Thinks
Tucumcari Trustee Mar.
row Minded and Intoler.
ant.
NERO AND JUDAS
ARE ALRIGHT

The Albuquerque Morning journal
published the following on morning of
Feb. 8, 1910:
Editor Morning Journal: There are
good many narrow minded indiVid'
unls in the churches OF all denomina
tions. I think. however, that most
people Of all crccds whether Jewish
Catholic or Protestant, will agree that
the fellow over ~ TurumcarS who
has gone into Mysteries because of the
mention of the name Of God and of
Jesus Christ in the public schools, II
about M marrow aud intolerant ~ you
Think Of it' The name of Jesus Christ
mentioned IN the school room songs
That's u hOrrid thing. l, would hc
alright To mention the name Of Nero
or judas lscariot but not that of Jesus.
Why, Shakespeare aud Milton, II they
were teachers IN the Tucumcari schools
would know better than to do such "a
thing as this. Aud do YOU think Whit.
tier, the poet Of freedom. II he were
here would dare to open his lips IN
the presence 0f children with the song,
Immortal lc"c forever full, forever
flowing frce'" Aud 10 you think IL
Julia Ward Howe were to visit our
schools she would have such poor taste
as TO announce her song, In the Beau.
~ OF the Lilies Christ was born across
the Sea No. she would substitute
another name. Then a. Americans We
should remember that the people who
came IN the Mayflowcr aud settled al
jamestown were very careful about
mentioning the name of Christ III the
presence uf childcn,
what soL ht they thus far, "tc.
Schools that taDooed the names of the
Dicty, lest they might br too scctar
liant Hardly. The man. whoever he
may be-, who makes 1t warm for t.
teacher oh such grounds ~ not sun
ciently American to live on American
soil. II his eye falls Oh this wish
he might come to th" front with his
name. | don't believe ~ 1ctarihL
teaching ~ the sch""ls any n"r" THAI,
he does. but believe IN freedom,
iiuGil \. COOPER
Albuquerque, y, NJ, Feb, !, 1910.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-02-12
POLICE DOGS an PARIS.

The Paris police have now over one
hundred trained dogs attached to the
force, much TO the terror Of the night
providers of the gay city, Their value
was shown recently in u sudden decent
which the police made on dangerous
and wicked quarter. All exits were
guarded by the dogs, aud no, a soul
Of the hundred captured there attemp
ed to escape. Thirty old offender.
hnrred from Paris were arrested and
marched To headquarters Hike flocl
Of sheep, surrounded by the dogs. tn,
authorities were delighted, aud order
were ISSUED immediately 20 increas,
he dog force. Special kennels. are q
he established for breeding and train
ing. Dumb Animals.