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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-08-19
STATE TROOPS IN
CHARGE OF STRIKE.
Gov. Harmon, in Person, Takes
Hold OF the Situdtian

Governor Harmon assumed charge
of the car strike situation in Column
bus, o. Without consulting Mayor Mar
shall, or the states adjutant general,
he ordered force of 1000 state troops
in the capital yard and a little after
nightfall they were encamped there,
including the First regiment of Gin
cinnati, part of the Third regiment of
Dayton and Troop B and Battery G,
of Columbus. The governor is in
charge of the troops and his adjutant
general gives the orders. The troops
were not placed about for patrol serv-
ice, but held in the state house grounds.
Bankers and business men have
raised $4,000 to pay the special dep
uty sheriffs, but the authorities have
been practically unable to enlist depu-
ties or special police officers. The sol
Giers are provided with riot cartridges.
Gov. Harmon issued a proclamation
calling on all peace loving citizens to
rally to the standard of law and or
der and assist the troops and local
police force in putting down riot and
disorder
Last night the mayor suggested to
the Columbus Railway and Light COM
pany that because of the rioting, no
effort be made to run cars, but the
company ignored the suggestion G.
S. Coach, of a detective agency has
arrived to take charge of the strike
breakers in the absence Of John E.
Brady, the leader who fled after shoot
ing two women and a child.
The city council has appointed
committee to propose to the car COM
pany and the union that the issues of
the controversy be left to the council,
sitting as board of arbitration. There
is little likelihood that the company
will agree to this.
Anticipating the possibility of efforts
to wreck the five trains bringing the
first regiment from Cincinnati, the
state authorities had two pilot engines
with details of soldiers covering
stretches of Baltimore & Ohio railway
track in the vicinity of Manchester
and Morgans station, where trestIes
are located
1t is evident that there may be fric-
ton when the militia authorities under
Gov. Harmon, and the police and dep
uty sheriffs under Mayor Marshall
meet to quell rioting. The military
officers are planning to assume charge
of things when they are called OUT. To
an impartial observer it looks as If
the governor has about made up his
mind to lift the management of the
situation entirely out of the mayors
hands. Predictions are made that in
the event of serious trouble the gov
ernor will not hesitate to remove the
mayor from Office.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-08-19
Snuff and a Crook.

Robert Pinkerton once told story
of his father. the founder of the de-
tective agency. which illustrates the
elder Pinkerton's caution. A noted
criminal was detained in Pinkerton's
Chicago office The elder Pinkerton
left the room and when he returned
took the precaution of holding a re-
volver in front of him ready for use.
He saw the criminal standing by the
door with u snuffbox he had picked
I'D from Pinkerton's desk in his hand.
''This is good snuff" affably re-
marked the crook as he took sniff.
"For the eyes or the nose?" asked
Pinkerton. who knew that the crook
had intended to blind him in an effort
to escape.
"Well," remarked the criminal, Pm
sorry to say that the nose gets it this
time"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-08-19
neutrality-suspicious.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES

Missing death by hair was literal
Grantwood, N Y, who fell while run
ming for passenger train, and had
his arm cut off by the wheels of the
rear car. Lewis was late for the train
and jumped the iron fence. The train
was under way. Those who saw tne
accident thought his head had been
cut off. He was so close that the
wheels cut off the rim of his hat and
locks of his hair.
James Tarpy of Pittsburg stood on
coming train yet a mile distant
through a powerful telescope. The
glass brought the train apparently with
in a few feet and Tarpy in terror
dropped the glass and jumped out of
the trains way, falling over a steep
embankment into the Ohio river.
Miss Virginia Wardlaw, who with
her two sisters is under Indictment
for the murder of Mrs. Ocey Wardlaw
Martin Snead, died in the house of de-
tention at Newark, N. ]. Her death,
it is said, will materially affect the
prosecution of her two sisters.
Mrs Mary Mankin, a young mother,
was found dead in her kitchen at New
York seated in a chair, the lifeless
body of her 2-year-old son clasped in
her arms. A gaspipe detached from
the stove indicated that escaping gas
had overcome them unawares.
Ralph Juen, the 4-year-old son of J.
A. Juen of Colmar, Ia, is dead as the
poured quantity of water into his
mouth. Some of the water entered the
childs lungs and he only lived an
hour.
Casualties from the great floods that
inundated many districts in Japan and
submerged two of the principal wards
in Toxic, have been given out, after
official investigation, as Lip dead or
missing.
Struck behind the ear by a ball in
a game at Cornfeld, Md, Howard
Layer, a 12-year-old member of
camping party Of choir boys of Wash
ington died almost instantly
Several Italian laborers were killed
and large number injured by the col
lapse of a portion of a dam of the T.
A. Gillespie company of Massena, N.
Y, on the big power canal.
In attempting to board a Big Four
train for Peoria at Bloomington, r. G.
Freeman, telegraph lineman of La
Sale, Ind, fell under the wheels and
was killed.
Seized with cramps while swimming
in the Raccoon river near Des Moines,
Ia, John Parker, aged fifty, drowned
in sight of three small boys who were
with him.
Ruth Schroeder, Ii years old, has
been arrested at San Francisco as
pickpocket who for several weeks has
been the terror Of the shopping dis
trict
Thirty-two persons were killed and
100 injured when a train from Bor-
deaux ran into freight at Saujon,
France.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-08-19
S1O,OO0,OOO OIL co. FORMED
Independent Opera tors of East At
tempt Market Control.

At Pittsburg, Pa, fifteen of the
leading independent oil operators in
western Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia held a meeting at the Fort Pitt
and took preliminary steps toward
forming $10,000,000 corporation
known as the High Grade Oil Refining
company. The purpose of the COM
pany is to control the marketing of oil
produced by independent operators.
Of the stock issued half will be pre-
ferred and sold for cash. The other
half will be common stock to be dis
tributed in return for production of
crude OIL Attorney Joseph A. Scho-
field of Warren, Pa, large independ-
ent producer, laid the plan before the
operators.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-08-19
FIVE KILLED IN EXPLOSION
Conroe, Tex, Single Mill Is Scene of
Fatal Disaster.

A telephone message from Conroe,
Tex, says that five persons were kill
ed two fatally injured by an explosion
of boiler of a single mill of that
place.
The dead: d. Durham, owner of the
mill; Voss Rayburn: three negroes,
names unknown. A negro man and
negro woman were fatally injured. The
boiler was blown through the house
occupied by the negroes, resulting in
the death and injury of all within.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-08-19
Miner Killed by Falling Timber

At Calumet, Mich, stick of
timber fell from a skip and struck
George Maloyich, 1000 feet down in
tie shaft, ir the Calumet and Hecla
mine, killing him instantly.
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would nave made a sorry showing. In
that county last year eve corpora
tons returned more than IA per cent
Of all the taxable property in the
county and these seven corporations
are not all the corporations In the
county by any These seven
corporations are railroad corporations,
telegraph and telephone corporations
and one lumber company. Half of their
taxes were due on the first of last
December and half of "A per cent of
the taxes oi Valencia county would
be 81 per cC:r. 1t is quite probable
tlat this 81 ~ cent has been paid
by these corp, atoms. If it has, it
would appear t. At the other orpora-
lions and the 1715 voters of Valencia
county, with the assistance of the
nonresident property owners, have
paid nine-tenths of one per cen of
the taxes of the county. What a mag
nificent showing for the amer repub-
lican county of the territory! Should
this ratio be kept up it would show al
most two per cent of the taxes OF
Valencia county collected for the year,
in addition to the tax assessed against
seven corporations. Valencia county
is the home of King Solomon.
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to sit in these rooms from day to
day and breathe impure air, because
there is not enough air space In the
roems for the number of children in
them. Each pupil should nave 200
Gu. TT. of air space if the rooms are to
be in a sanitary condition from the
stand point of good ventilation.
There are enrolled in all the schools
1852 pupils, but the actual enrolment
for the month should be about 1850
pupils. There were 1865 days be-
longing and 1868 attended. The av-
erage daily attendance was SO per
cent, bad weather and sickness hav-
ing tended to decrease h attendance
below what it would otherwise have
been. School was kept Is days during
the month and the average number
of days attended per pupil was IA
days, which is a fine record. The
average daily attendance was 1921 pu-
pills. There were Ga cases of tardi-
ness in all schools, which is the dis
pleasing feature of this report. The
parents of these children are largely
At fault for this. If they would only
start their children to school ten min
utes earnier, three-fourths of these
cases of hardness would be prevent
ed. If we can't get these parents to
cooperate with us in breaking up this
unnecessary and demoralizing habit,
We shall Ne compelled to use some Sc.
we're means to bring h children into
line. There were no cases of truancy
IN the schools the past month, and
there were Sc visitors out to the
schools this past month. We trust
more parents will visit the schools
and become acquainted with the
crowded conditions and what Difficult
ties the teachers and the children
have to surmount in order to accom-
plish good work. On account of the
fact that we a W so much to do be-
fore the close OF school, We will have
no more public programs until tae
| close. There were only one and one
half days lost by the teachers ON &C
count of sickness: in the Ell Paso
Schools this past month there were
1903 days lost by teachers on account
of sickness. This is a fine record
Respectfully submitted,
NJ. H. BRASHER.
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sales being by Defendant J. Z. Mckee
70 Defendant T. J. Hendricks. upon
he grounds of fraud, and to ecove
Il the Defendants J. E. Mckee. H. d.
Mckee. A. T. Mckee and w. z. Jus
ice the sum of 10000 damages by
reason of said fraud and that unless
sou, the said defendants enter your
appearance in said cause on or be-
fore the 18th day of April A. d. 1910
Judgment will be rendered in said
cause against you by default.
You are further notified that Reid
& Hervey are the attorneys for plain
tiff and their post Office address is
boswell, New Mexico.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have
nereunto set my hand this LIST day of
February A. d. 1910.
S. /. ROBERTS,
(Sea) Clerk.
By Geo. L. Wyllys,
Tues st. Deputy.
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From the Santa Fe Eagle.
On the 3rd of January tle New Mex
lean printed a statement which, had
il been true, would nave shown that
Valencia county had collected more
than four times as large n percentage
Of its taxes as Chaves county. The
statement vas as true as many 9TH
ers which have been printed in that
paper in the past. The figures given
out from the travelling auditors office
show that. up to the first Of january
Chaves county had collected 40 per
cent Of its taxes and that Valencia
had collected 3T.9 per cent. Fifty per
cent of the taxes were due on the first
of December and within a month
Chaves county had collected four
fifths OF the tax due and n larger pro-
portion than had been collected In
Valencia. notwithstanding the fact
that the New Mexican printed a state
ment ON the Bird OF January showing
Valencia county's percentage of col
lections TO he more than four times aa
great as Chares. Had Il not been for
the corporations. Valencia county
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Wno are TO manage It's af1airs for q
period OF three months, and until their
successors are elected, and said Board
of Directors for said three months are
H. H. HENNlNGER, LIZZIE HEN.
NINGER And r. NJ. FUTILE.
ARTICLE VII: DURATION: The
period of duration of said is
and shall be fifty 500 years from and
after the date of the fling of tnis Ger.
tifcate.
WITNESS our hands this 9th day
OF January. A. d. 1910.
tSlsneu) II. H. Henninger,
Lizzie Henninger,
r. NJ. futile.
Territory OF New Mexico,
County of Chaves. IS.
On this 27th day of January, A. d.
1910, before me personally appeared
II. II. Henninger, Lizzie Henninger,
and r. NJ. futile, to ne personally
known To be the persons described in
and who executed the foregoing in
strument, and acknowledged tiaat they
executed the same as their free act
n deed.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l
have hereunto set nv hand and afix.
ed my official seal this the day and
year IN tais certificate first above
written.
(Signed) Ralph NJ. Parsons
CNotarial SeaD. Notary Public.
My commission expires Dec. 10" 1910
ENDORSED:
No. 6295
Cor. kec'd Vol. 6 Page So
Certificate of Incorporation
OF
II. Fl. HENNINGER AND COMPANY
Filed in Office of Secretary of New
Mexico,
Feb. 3, 1910; 3 p. NJ.
NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary.
Compared {. +. X. to j. o.
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Notice of Pending Suit.

800 ~ $500
A. S. LantZ,
Plaintiff.
v
J.. E. Mckee, H. d. Mckee, A. T.
Mckee. w. E. Justice and T. j. Hen
bricks,
Defendants.
In the District Court,
No. 1882.
Chaves County, New Mexico.
The defendants in the above en-
titled cause are hereby notified that
there is pending in the District Court
of Chayes County, New Mexico, a
suit. the general objects of which are
to set aside two certain sales involv-
ing the north half of the northwest
quarter of Section twenty-three, Town
ship thirteen, South of Range twenty
five S n. u. p. NJ. Chaves County,
New Mexico, the first of said sales
being by plaintiff to the defendant J..
d. Mckee and the second of said
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SCHOOL BOARD PAID
BILLS LAST NIGHT.

There was a full attendance at the
regular meeting OF the school board
last night but nothing but routine
business came up for the considera-
ton of the board. The reading of the
monthly report of the Superintend-
ent, NJ. H. Brasaer, and the payment
of all approved bills were the princi-
pal event of Importance. Following
is the report of Superintendent Brash-
er:
Supt. M. n. Brasher's Monthly Report
The Roswell Board of Education, Ros-
well, New Mexico.
Gentlemen:-
1t is ny pleasure to submit to you
my report for the fifth month of this
school year. During this past month
the examinations for the first term of
school were held. These examina-
tio4s were had from h High Third
Grade on thru all the grades of the
schools, the questions in all h sub
iects for the Primary and the Gram
mar grades having been prepared by
myself. There We're only about rs
failures in the grades and in the High
School, which failures represents OF
" about fve percent of the enroll
nent This is a record that any
school system that is run on an up-to-
date plan. and in which thoroughness
is demanded and is secured, shouA
be proud of. This splendid record re-
fleets great cerdit upon the loyal, con
scientious and faithful teachers. In
fact with h many dvers condi-
tons existing. caused by the crowd
ed rooms, an ordinary corps OF teach
ers would not have been able to ac-
complisA anything.
In most schools the average number
TO fail of promotion at the end of each
term is 25 per cent. During our first
year with these SCHOOLS we had % per
cent of our pupils to fail; last year as
a result of our campaign of thorough
ness and unconditional promotions
Of the year before we had about IS
per cent to fail-this year only about
) per cent, watch shows a steady i'm
provenent each year. in the thorough
ness of our schools.
The future welfare and happiness
Of our children are at stake, and no
other than thorough work should be
tolerated in our schools. But, If our
scnool bond issue should fail to carry.
you will face very grave problems
next year, and it will be impossible
for his standard to be maintained in
our schools, when four-fifths of your
rooms will be crowded far beyond the
power of any teacher to secure re-
suits.
New children continue to enter our
schools every week and almost every
day. twenty new pupils entering last
Monday and Tuesday and scarcely a
seat for them. Two thirds of the
rooms are crowded beyond normal ca
pacity, and the children are compelled
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senate Beveridge will again be h

Senator Beveridge will again be the
candidate of he Republican party in
Indiana for the United States senate.
OF course Beveridge is opposed to the
right kind of statehood for New Mex
leo and played us rather a shabby
trick a few years g in raking up
u sore spots and overlooking our
good points, but even then he is a
much better man in the senate than
the regular" Republican senator, for
the word regular" means that such
a man is a tool of the trusts and com
binations.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
In the Justice Court in Chaves
Co., District No. 6, n. Mexico,
n. j. Fritz
VS..
s. T.. Hightower. ..
Said defendant S. T.. Hightower will
take notice that he has pee sued in
the above said court upon a debt and
his goods has beer attached;
He must answer the Petition filed
therein on or before the first day of
March, 1910, or said petition will be
taken as true and judgement for Plain
tiff in said action for the sum of 46
dollars and all cost in the suit will be
rendered against Hin and His goods
attached will be rendered according
ly.
Tues. At. F. w. Knight.
Justice of the Peace.
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Secretary Ballinger is openly ac-
cused of using his official position to
aid the special interests in gobbling
up coal and timber lands contrary to
Jaw. Isn't it rather peculiar then that
the Secretary should be defended by
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IL il be true that J. p. Morgan viii
actively oppose the enactment of a
postal savings bank law then it is as
good as defeated, eve though Pres1-
dent Taft desires such a law. Taft's
influence with congress is pretty small
potatoes alongside that of Morgan.
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h Department OF Justice of the Unit
ed States? II would seem that the gov
eminent should be in the position of
prosecuting instead of defending the
Secretary, bat then this is another in
stance OF practical politics."
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n. n. HENNINcER AND COMPANY

n. ~. HENNiNGER AND COMPANY
mo. 6295l.
and also that l have compared the
following copy of the same, with the
original thereof now on file, and de-
clare it to he a correct transcript
therefrom and of the whole thereof.
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal of the Territory
of New Mexico, at the City
(Seal) of Santa Fe. the Capital on
this Third day of February,
A. D. 1910.
NATHAN JAFFA,
Secretary of New Mexico.
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
OF II. H. HENNINGER AND COM.
PANY.
We, the undersigned, II. H. HEN.
NINGER, LIZZIE HENNINGER and
X. NJ. FUTILE, citizens of the Unit
ed States n residents of the City
of Roswell. County of Chaves, Terri
tory of New Mexico, have this day
associated ourselves together for the
purpose of forming a company, and
We certify
ARTICLE l.: CORPORATE NAME:
That the corporate name of said com.
,pany is and shall be H. H. HENNING-
Err AND COMPANY.
ARTICLE Ii: PRINCIPAL PLACE
OF BUSINESS AND OFFICE: That
the principal place of business is and
shall be Roswell, Chaves County, New
Mexico, and that the agent in charge
of the Office and upon whom service
of process may be made in event of
suit against the company is III. II.
Henninger.
ARTICLE III: OBJECTS: The OBJ
iects and business of said company
are: To buy, sell, barter and trade
merchandise, e estate livestock,
furniture, hardware, Undertaking
Supplies, or any character of merch.
andise whatsoever.
ARTICLE ": CAPITAL STOCK:
The capital stock of said company is
and shall be $40, 100000, divided into
two hundred shares of the par value
of One Hundred (s10O.00) Dollars per
share.
ARTICLE v: INCORPORATION:
The incorporators and the number of
shares held by each are as follows:-
Names Address No. of
Shares.
II. Fl. H~enninger, Roswell, n. M. 10
Lizzie Henninger, Roswell, n. NJ. )
r.. NJ. Tuttle Roswell, N. NJ. 5
Two thousand (s2,O00.00) Dollars of
said amount of stock. being the work.
ing capital of the concern. has been
paid in cash, and with said Two
Thousand R2.OOO.OO) Dollars said
company will commence business.
ARTICLE VI: DIRECTORS: The
Board of Directors of said company
shall be composed of three persons.
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The Territory of New Mexico win
probably not get statehood from !
Republican party, or if a statehood
bill is passed it will be such as to be
unacceptable to the people of New
Mexico. but we may get a fish hatch
cry. Sort of a fishy deal all around,
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Two men were found dead in Phila-
delphia night before last, frozen to
death. No doubt they were out of a
job and penniless, and all in h great
banner state of Republicaniszn and
protectionism.
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Today We print a dispatch from Eel
Paso announcing that h Santa Fe
mas started the construction of a line
connecting Pecos, Texas, with San
AngelO If there be any truth in the
report it will place Roswell on the
main line from Galveston to the Paci-
fc.
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control Of the lower house and in a
position to force the high and mighty
senators to listen to reason on some
things, and more than likely statehood
would be one of them.
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II would be a bad thing for eastern
New Mexico to nave the waters OF
the Pecos river and its tributaries COB
bling up by capitalists from the other
Side of the territory.
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Bids for Temporary Jail,

The Board of County Commission
ers Will consider called bids for the
construction of a temporary jail build
ing on Court House yard as per plans
and specifications. copies of watch can
be had at Probate Clerks Office Sat
urday, February 5, 1910. Bidder to
furnish all material and labor at his
own expense and to file certified check
with bid, not later han 10 o'clock a.
n, February 10, 1910. Work to be
completed at once thereafter.
Board reserves the right t o reject
any n all bids.
w. NJ. ATKINSON,
Chairman.
J. NJ. Nelson,
Architect.
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IL Roswell should go dry" at the
coming spring election what would
some OF our ward heelers do for loaf
ing places?
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1t might be Just as well to have tae
statehood bill delayed until after the
coming congressional elections. for
then the Democratic party will be in
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A meat Inspector in the District of
Columbia asserts that Roosevelt had
rotten meats served at the White
House table. He also served out sini-
lar deals to the people.