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The Washington herald., 1910-01-17

caused him to tighten Up in The last half
of the tenth, and he held the Athletics
ccCreIace
The Washington herald., 1910-01-17

Spotlight. in the Philadelphia North
American, notes that Jennings is being
told that he has no catcheTs. How was
1t that he managed to sneak away an
other pennant with only eight men in the
6eid2-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

-rfls th.. ~. ~a.tcar.. fr. SroT-
s.Ti nFss.f hsi srns i-to The fa:;s
the7oa-fiy. e-i hsd ccme g tbs con-
ciusicn that &c could not get a con
yiction on tine higher charge, ana ysu
have no business to assume to con
stiue the Law CONTRARY to our advice u
Mr.. McDuffie then left the Office. Mi
McDufie neither az this time nor at
any other time told Mr. Milverton to
"shut up" but left the Office without
another word. The statement of Nc.
Dufile that he so addressed the Dep.
uty is as false as the statement that
Informed him that there would be no
more prosecutions In the Police Court
from my office. Such a statement was
never made.
When the case came up for dis
position yesterday morning. Mr.. Lor-
rim Andrews approached Mr. Milver.
ton and stated that he had been re.
talned by the father of the girl to
prosecute Lane upon charge of as.
sault with intent to commit a serious
crime. Mr.. Mllverton informed MI.
Andrews that there had besa n full
investigation of the facts BY the legal
department Of the City and County
and that the facts, taking the story OF
the little girl to be absolutely true N
every particular, would not warrant
the placing Of that charge against
I anp Mr. Audrowa tban ino,tra I
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

eel. have -a.a 81; :f.t : Raj
ct + -.y" Gt:":'si Isr:y .feTs
m.r 6, scme ;.ieoa; that .r7 '"3I:c
than othsra bit thsy are ali bsd
(tiere the rpeaLsr went on to do
n:Iibe the work ana experiences OF
the Salvation AMY You could
not have my name on any one Of
these licenses anl your mothers.
think. would iut approve Of 1t
either. However. the law gives yon
the power TO remedy this, and It H.
up TO you To act"
Ferry said that he was a district
magistrate, and that he could say
from his experience as such tina.
very few cases OF crime owed their
origin 10 liquor. He objected 10
Terry's general protest
The board said that II would az
tend TO the matter, and Terry lcfi
the room.
The application Of Pun Chan for
a renewal Of second lass liceL .
for the Keystone Saloon. in Hilo. was
the next to run up against the in
spectOr. rhe repori stated drlly that
there were no complaints against the
place except that too many DRINKS
came out theIefrom.
The Inspector reported, In regard
to the application of Chas. Shima-
motto for nrSt-class wholesale H..
cense. that there had been com.
plants to the effect that the appll-
cant was selling liquor from his de
livery wagon in the outside dis
tricts.
With regard TO the application OF
J. G.. Serrao for a wholesale license.
the inspector reported that there had
been complaints that inferior liquors
were being sold and delivered from
made on Serrao's appli alton for a
saloon license.
When the application of Il. Il.
Wilson for a second class saloon H.
cense. for the Mooheau Saloon. In
Hilo. came up, the inspector report
ed that there were complaints that
the applicant sold inferior liquors
and that there was gambling going
on on the premises.
There were no complaints or ad.
verse reports against The rest OF the
applicants
After brief consultation with tho
| of her members of the hoard M0lf'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

m.ry cerri.'r': G1.ir'. tfi- t,1,s.
-la i-.7e ts-crmstisi ttsi !
.icnc~.i g. ,E.- i..s--e fg i2.d:ed
In me case CT JohB oo Meiio "Go
wanted a ce-and-ciasi 1aloon hsenca
fer KioLel the Inspector reported
shat there hii bssn many complaint
10 the eiieat that this place furni1h-
ed liquor 10 minor \ letter was
also read from w. j. Hooper. stat
Ing that the Il ensee had. In spite
CT repeated warnings. been furnish
ing liquor to c. l.. Hooper, The
writer's brother
with regard to Nebutani MorL
who wa..,ed a secon class saloon II.
cense fer Keopuka. tho inspector re-
ported that the saloon was reported
TO be a meeting place for gamblers
and lnafers.
The inspector reported, In regard
TO the application of Juan de Sousa
for a second.cass saloon license for
Eleven Miles. Olaa. that the pace
did net belong To the applicant. who
was merely representative of J. q.
sefrao, TIE wholesale dealer. The
plantation believed that the laborers
would he better on II there were M
saloon at that place.
Manager John Watt of the Olaa
Sugar Co. entered verbal protest
against the granting Of a license TO
Suusa. There was much drunken
ness there. and he had seen many in.
ioyicated people on the road. He had
seen DRINKS in the vicinity on Sun
days, but could not say where they
had obtalied their liquor. lie had
also seen plantation laborers leave
the premises In an intoxicated con-
dition.
Attorney Ferry. who represented
the applicant. called attention TO tho
fact that Watts protest was not Ia
written form. lie could 'vouch for
the fast that sousa was never on
the premises on Sunday, and also for
the fact that he and not Serrao own
cd the place.
At this point W. S. Terry. reprs
senting tho Prohibltionists. created
a dlversic::. lie called attention to
the fact that number OF applicn'
tions had been read about which 4;
had been stated that there was no
protest against them, lie wanted 20
know why his protest against them
had not beef mentioned.
THAT Is Il genera; protest" an
sweIcd Moir.
But why Is 1t not mentioned:
insisted Terry.
THAT is no protest" answered
Moir. But We are ready to hea,
YOU"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25
COMMISSIONERS
CLOSE SALOONS
Confined from Page ~

hcehoe; Jose Gouvela Jr., Honokaa;
II. Akona, Waimea thotcD c. Ali
Kui. NapoopCo: $. Ishikawa, Kama
liu. NJ. Suenaga, Holua,oa; Manuel 7.
Gracia. Pahoehoe; Januara Freitas.
Pahoehoe; Lau Chew Alloy. Kailua:
II. Hackfeld & Co.. Hilo; J. Detor,
Hilo (Hilo HoteD; Pano3 Por-
phyres, Hllo tHotel Demosthcnes) !;
Raymond Lucas. Waiaaea; ]. S. Ca
mario. IIilo: J. s. Canario. Hilo;
Chas. Shimamoto. lilo; Peacock &
Co.. Hilo; Kan Wine & l.. Co., kau;
Honokaa W. q l.. Co.. IIonokaa; llo~
nokaa W 4 l.. Co., Honokaa; Ma
riano Jose, Pahoa; Peacock & Co,
Mountain View; ]. j. silva. Kukul
haele: Manuel de Santos, Wailea I:
Serrao Liquor Co., Hi:o; Serrao Liq-
uor Co, Hilo: J. G. Serrao, Iiilo; F..
Il. Wilson. Hilo; d. Lycurgus, Vol.
cano House.
Chairman Moir announced that
the applications would be read. an
that the protests and the reports oi
the inspe .tor thereon would be read
rs each application was taken up.
Chas. H. Alti. who wanted sea-
ond class saloon license at Naafehu
Kau. was the first TO get hit. Tho
inspector stated that there were re-
ports TO the effect that the saloon
was the cause of too much drunken
ness. and that 1t furnished liquor to
women in the coffee shop next door
| Protests were also received from
IP. II. .Kalupa and the Hutchinson
Sugar Plantation Co., both OWNING
real estate within thousand feet oi
the saloon. Both stated that the APP
plicant had run a disorderly and dis
reputable establishment under hi
present license.
With regard to Leong Akaiia. who
wanted a renewal OF his second'clas'
saloon license In Waipio valley. the
inspector reported that there had
been many complaints that there was
too mu!h drunkenness there. Most
of the HawaiiaIs did not want a sa'
loon at that place.
When the application Of YOUNG
On Aona, for a second class saloon
license at Hookena, Konn. was taker
up, the report of the inspector was
read stating that there had been
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OPENFNENY,
SAYS CATHCART
CONTINUED from PAGE ~

ton, that being the highest charge
that could be placed against him I'M.
der the facts. Accordingly, yesterday
morning Lane was SO charged. and
entered plea Of guilty, and on the re-
quest of Deputy Milverton. was given
by the court the highest penalty pro.
vided, namely, Imprisonment for one
year.
"On Thursday mornin gthe matter
came mp In the Police Court and at
that time IL was continued for one
day Mr. Milverton then informing
Chief of Detectives McDulIle that no
conviction was possible under the
facts upon charge of assault with in
tent TO commit the crime of rape. Mr.
McDufiie then insisted on trial upon
the higher offense, stain gthat public
sentiment required II, and Mr.. Mllver.
ton replied that he was not going to
prosecute man for an offense that
the facts would not warrant because
of public sentiment and requested Mr..
McDufie TO prepare a charge against
Lane as being a lewd ana lasclvious
',ptrson. 's.
after these proceedings on Thurs
day Mr.. McDufiie called the. attention
of the matternto i. y. Mcstocker,
Foreman Of the Grand Jury and to the
Attorney General. placing construc.
tion upon the law contrary to that
arrived at both by myself and by Mr..
Milverton. AS soon as learned that
Mr.. McDufiie had gone out OF hls way
In this manner requested him 70
call at my Office. and asked him
whether 1t was the fact that he he'll
taken up the matter with the AttoI.
ney General and he said twas. ! then
said THAT is all McDufi'e. wash my
hands of YOU" Mr.. Milverton then
said 81 told you this morning Mr.. Nc.
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Irri,ty. s-i 81 -.-.lrctt-- .hs-suron
made tsstts ecuyt Is:si ;.a@str'sr
Of the sacJ- IL tue csc ~ ;hey hai
como 10 rim f:om the iil,ie siri and
from other witnesses Tor the pTo.seu-
ton Feitner mir NcBaha, mir An
drews nor the faiher er mother OF the
little girl who were in the court
room. In any manner challenged the
accuracy Gf these facts and Judge An.
drade. at the conclusion of Mr. Mil
verton's statement. and as have
mentioned above at the request Of Mr..
Milverton. sentenced Lane to the max.
imum penalty provided by Section
1896. ,eu
"The attitude Of our Department
has been meyer to prosecute Il per.
son out of malice where the facts do
not warrant a prosecution, or to pro
secute any person for a higher Of
Tense under the law than the facts
will warrant and this attitude has
been taken by MS In all cases and
sometimes even against public senti.
ment.
The statement that there has been
friction between my Department and
the Sheriff's Office Is absolutely I'm.
true. We have worked tremendously
end the feeling between myself and
the officers Of the Police Department
has been very friendly. The Sheriff
himself. his deputies and his officers
viii. without execution believe, say
TINT NV support Of them has been
const"nt and mou1llfed. Even Nc.
Duille knows that IN n late case In the
Circuit Count went to overv iusti.
T"''- '-~~''' - C~'~- - protect the
integrity of his evidence. My rela.
Il with the police department are
of the best; but as McDufie
went out of his way to iniurc me,
re- Il consider him as an open enemy
lad Of the secret enemy ! am now
informed he has always been"
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tyne shall be sold within the jurls-
dlcilon of the board. and all licen.
sees are hereby warned against sell.
ing or being in possession OF surh
after the date mentioned.
YAll licenses hereafter issued BY
the board shall he subject to the
above regulations.
He added that whatever licenses
were grated would be subject ~
this. resolution.
Manager Austin OF Peacock & Co =
branch asked that further time lac
given the dealers in which to dis-
pose OF the stock of such liquors
which they had on hand. He spoke
fur.,others as well as for himself.
Molr said that this would be consij-
cred.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-25

1t Is estimated that one crow will
destroy 100000 insects every year.
1t isn't scandal until people begin
to talk about 1t.
Open eyes and closed face make
a good combination.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-03
BANK WILL

The old First National Bank build.
ing, nov occupied by the international
Bank Of Commerce. is TO he entirely
overhauled and r%cmodcled. Something
like $4,000 il to be expended in the
improvements TO be made. The plans
and specifications for the work arriv
ed Monday and the work should be un
dcrway in u few days. A side entrance
will he built similar TO the building
on the opposite side of the street, and
the upstairs over the bank and owe
the Elk Drug Store will he fitted up
for a hotel. The Elk Drug Store will
he extended from street 10 alley, l42
feet and made Il modern building in
every way. Again you notice that Tu-
cumcari continues 10 busy herself with
improvements.
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than "A lawn and shade trees. The News
hopes to see the time when every home
in this city will make these improve.
ments.
Benito Baca returned from Carona
Monday, where he had been looking af.
ter the inter,.t' of Gross, Kelly 4
Co.. lie tells US that he visited Hugo
G~oldenberg's sheep ranches and that
he is figuring that he in going to have
about an so percent lamb crop. He has
one hundred men employed on the ranch
during the season of lambing and makes
the different camps on an automobile
to superintend the work.
+. Caruthers has gone about tree
planting in a business like n He
sunk a pipe along the row of trees and
perforated il at the roots of the trees.
All he has to do to irrigate them is
TO turn the water on over night and
the work is done while he sleeps. This
is a matter of little expense and there
is no question about its practicability,
the plan will make the trees grow.
T. n. Taylor, one of our progressive
farmers, and the water melon king of
the county, was in Saturday, getting
farm machinery repaired, and remark
ed TO the editor of the News that he
never quit work, wet or dry, things
have to be stirred on a farm, he said,
or there is little use to own one in New
Mexico His farm is in splendid con.
dition aud when the time comes to
plant he is going to be -eady.
Sol Perlstein left on the noon train
today, going TO 81. Louis where he will
join his brother in business. Sol came
to Tueumeari in December 1909 direct.
ly from Germany and has resided here
since. lie and his brother, Herman,
made a small fortune in dry goods here
and the News and their friends in Tu.
cumeari hope they will add to it in their
new venture in st. Louis. They own
considerable property here yet on which
they will realize good profits in the
future.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-03

NJ. b. Goldenberg made a trip to
the Plains this week to sell a number
of his flock to some eastern buyer.
II is raining rs we 20 TO press. Hope
il is going to be one that will put that
said smile ON the mug OF the farmer.
Mrs. j. u. Cutlip aud Miss Carrie Bar.
nett are spending the week nj Char.
They went out on sunday morning :
train.
Little Frances Beckett, five years
old, who has been suffering of measles,
whooping cough and tonsilitis, is report.
ed doing nicely.
Frank johnson who was for several
wears II cowboy on the BELL Ranch, has
returned from his home in Texas, aud
will again give New Mexico a try ont.
Judge jefferson u. Cutlip is buying
a new law library. The Judge is among
the most progressive attorneys in this
section of the territory.
T.. II. Fullwood, the Bard broom corn
king and j. \. Sales Of the firm Of
Sales Bros. of San Jon, were business
visitors today. Mr.. Fullwood was in
after freight for his home merchants.
Vim Schubel has completed the ware.
hosue building for r.. Caruthers back Of
the American Furniture store. You will
observe that Tucumcari continues To
do something NIL the time.
Attorney II. II. MsElrpy leaves TO.
night for "A weeks visit among friends
AZ ~. Joe, Mo. Me saws he is coming
HON" single, but there is sometimes
many n sip. etc.
Roy Prentice, Register Of the 4. !.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-03
STOCK MOVEMENTS.

A. Mcdonald who is in charge of
the feeding pens for the railroads run.
ming into Tucumcari, has this week
feed $500 head of cattle, fourteen ears
of sheep and two oil horses. This
means the handling of two ears of hay
each day and the employing of twelve
men TO handle the business. The ship.
ments are running now about an aver.
age of n train of live stock daily.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-03
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The usual services will be held at
the Presbyterian church on next sun.
day, May s, by the pastor, Rev. j. j.
Dalton, ID. II, at IL a. m. and s p. IN.
At the conclusion Of the morning
service there will be held an import.
ant congregational meeting and all
members are urgently requested to be
present. At the evening hour the pas
tor will speak ON the subject 1.-The
Greatness OF Man. it being the see.
ond in the series Of ON
Christian Manhood" The Glen of
the ciyt are specially invited to hear
these d~iscourses.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-03
CALL.

Notice is hereby given that there
will he o meeting of the republicans ot
Precinct No. /, at the office of llollo-
MAI & McElrov, Friday afternoon AT
3 o'clock for the purpose of eleeting
Il member of the county central com
mittee for precinct No. J, TO succeed
". +. Buchanan, resigned.
$. NJ. WHARTON, Secretary,
Precinct No. j.
Dated Tucumcari, n. NJ, May 3, 1910.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-03


Mrs. G. w. Harrison is reported sick.
O. Erickson is in town from Dalhart.
A. l.. Smith aud wife are in the city
from Logan.
George Wise is in the burg today
for supplies.
Mrs. Joseph Phillips of solano, is at
the Glenrock.
II. NJ. sullivan of Hutchinson, is in
the city today.
II. W. Bursum, Dalhart, is taking q
look at Tucum today.
G.. w. Keene OF Pratt, Kansas, is reg
istered at the Glenrock.
Thomas Riley of Upton, was u Tu.
cumcari visitor Saturday.
sherman Racy was in the city from
the bell Ranch Saturday.
:. X. Mays children are reported
recovering from the measles.
=. W. Scster is in from Rock Island
today attending to business matters.
The city Jail and fire house were
moved this week to the west side of the
same block.
J.. s. Dobbs of Dalhart, is n visitor.
Oscar Britt of House, is in the city on
land business.
Chief of Police Patterson has been
telling some of the boys without visible
means 10 move on this week.
Cage Riley, the stockman, was IN
from Endcc last Friday attending To
business before the district court.
+. G.. Lcyhc, cashier of the I]ntcrna.
tional Bank of Commerce, will go "a
Nara Visa tomorrow ON business.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-03
STATE BOARD PHARMACY MEET

The state board of Pharmacy will
meet in this city on the 18th of this
month. President Murphy of Las Vegas
and Secretary Fisher of Santa Re, win
be here. They will make the Elk Drug
Store their headquarters while in the
city.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-03

Land Onicc, * building n lawn and a
vegetable garden. Things are looking
homeli';c around there aud will grow
in beauty and usefulness and the sum
mer gets older.
Attorney Reed IIolloman and family
leave tomorrow night for a six weeks
visit among relatives aud friends IN
Indiana. Reed has bctn one of the
busiest lawyers in this district for the
past year and has well earned a vaca.
ton.
j. l.. House, the merchant, and his
brother, j. A. House; J. NJ. Savage,
b. l.. Francis and d. Bassell we're in
today from House on business before
the Z. s. Land Office. Messrs House
and Bassell are witnesses in contest case
OF Bob Smith of Logan.
Robert Rex Beckett. aged three years,
died this morning at s o'clock of whoop.
ing cough, measles and pneumonia. Lit.
tie Robert Rex is the son of Engineer
Frank Beckett of the III Paso and
Southwestern. The family resides on
First Street.
On account Of the wreck yesterday at
Santa Rosa not being cleared away un.
I'll thir morning, trains Nos. 3, 81 and
|, west bound, went out before noon
one after the other trailing ten mimi.
ties apart. Nos. 4, Q, and 3s, trniled
from the west at ~ NJ, 1910 and
1920.
There ARE n great number Of eases of
measles in the city and several children
have died of measles and pneumonia
during the past ten days. The scarlet
fever seems to he about stamped out
Whooping cough has also been going
the rounds, and all Of these have just
about depleted the schools.
f.. II. Patterson. cashier of the First
National Bank Of Nara Visa. spent the
day in the city. he il going to take
the situation as cashier Of the Farmers
a Merchants hank which is soon tn
open for business in that city. The
Farmers and Merchants bank will com
plotc It's organization tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Conwell gave n
family dinner, Saturday April Both III
honor Of their little son, George A. Con.
wells third birthday. George A. re.
ccivcd many nice and useful presents
from relatives and friends. Among
them, u ring from his father: n wagon
from his little cousin, Buster shelton.
Chief of Police Patterson has appoint.
ed two depdties, George shelton and
Ernest Simpson, whose duties it will be
TO act as specials for the fire depart
mcnt. This was nccessitated by the
fact that much confusion is sometimes
caused by people interfering with the
fire fighters when in action. Good busi.
ness.
4. \. Muirhcad has n bermuda lawn
well under way. He imported the cut
tings from Alamogordo and with the
attention he has given them has the
green coming on at n rapid gate. Moth
ing adds more To the beauty of a home
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-03
THE ELECTRO GIVES
BENEFIT TO LIBRARY

Next Tuesday evening tne proceeds
of the Electric theater will 20 to the
Library. We very earnestly request
your patronage. 5.3.2t
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-03
FOE RENT

Furnished rooms, No. 102 Corner
High and Second streets. 4-5.tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-05-03

Cab, day or night, call telephone No.
IS. ls.tf.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-19
EASTERN PLEASED
BY GOOD SHOWING
Never Before Had Capitol
Hill School Held Tech
ScOreleSS.

Eastern High SchoI is today 5ubilant
over what IS considered a virtual vic
tory
Not In the history Of The school had an
Eastern team ever taken the feld
against Tech without suffering q defeat
until yesterday, when the little fellows
from Capitol Hiu pushed Tech I'd and
down the Eridiron at National PARK
and al but won most coveted victory
the game ending 0 10 O. Tech was out
played in nearly every department OF
the game, and II was only the clever
kicking Of Captain Tew that kept East
ern at bay. While Tech played mostly
straight football, Eastern used a con-
sJautly changing offeEse that was 50
DuzzIIuc. that time after time the lacks
were shot through the line fO- substa-n-
tiaI gains
Morris. Sinclair. and Kelley, three Of
Techs vete-aus. were on the side lines
and their absence was greatly felt but
at that the Manual Trainers had q de-
cided advantage IN weight and were
generally picked 10 VIII
IN the matter Of individual play Cap
tain Parker and Weaver were most
prominent for Eastern, while Tech $
nonors went TO Tew. 80 well drilled
was the Eastern squad in team work
that the players did not get an oppor-
tuuitv to shine as they might have IN
der different conditions
rH-