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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05
TURTLE DOVE IS
BEING WIPED OUT
Last Of Gentle Birds Are Fol-
lowing Wake of the Wild
Pigeon Which a Few Years
Ago Were Plentiful.

Roswell. \. 81. Dec. According
10 some Of the local nimrodE. the tur-
ne dove Is abont 10 follow IN the
wake Of Us cousin. the Wild pigeon.
Since the Wild pigeon has disap.
pearcd, the dove has been tho logiti-
mate game OF hunters. small boys and
every one that owned gun. Being
tame they are easily killed and vast
numbers have been killed more for the
sake OF the sport than anything else.
NOV. When 1, II too late, II is about
70 be discovered that In few years
there viii be no more doves with the
exception OF those that are confined
In the geological gardens.
Oklahoma has been the first 20 rec
oDixe this aud has passed law pre-
venting their slaughter. While 10 has
been some help. many OF them have
been killed since then and there II not
one seen today where there we're hun.
deeds when the country was first
opened. The quail have increased
while the doves have decreased.
Nlmrods ali over the new state are
recognizing this fact and are having
laws enacted that viii help preserve
this beautiful and useful bird for the
fHlHrc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05
A CALENDAR
WORTH HAVING

Among the aren't multitude OF cai-
cnddrs brought out for the New Year.
the Pabst Extract American Girl Cali
endar stands OCT stsoneIy in contrast,
a. n true work ~ art~~a beautiful cree
alton worthy ~ plaoo IN every home.
The Pahst Extract Calendar Girl u
known to shousands and thousands %
enthusiastic aamirers and each year
her appearance II looked forward 10
with pleasant anaicipafions.
The 1919 calendar II a remarkably
beautiful panel. sxss inches ia size,
showing TYPICAL American siri,
mounted on horae. The picture,
truly work ~ ART, n twelve color
Reproduction II a painting by two ia
nous American artists. u surpaascH
IN oxccllonc. on design and richness
Of coiorlng any 81 the previous
pnbst Calendars ana VIII prove q
hfauslful ornament 70 any room IN
oven tbs finest homes
Any one who would iska one ~ these
extremely artistic cnlpndarE may OBJ
tain same sraliS. BY sending ioc IN
stamps or silver. % cover cost n posi-,
axe ana fnalllna. 90 the Phhei Extract
CO. see Chestnut street milwaukee,
wisconsin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05

rescntative and promises 10 recipro-
cate with anything Roswell might de-
sire ~ she will throw her aid and SUP.
port for the echolo
clovis D. the strongest competitor
Tor tae school. and saSs she viii give
~ $50 geo cash bonus plus the ten 10
forty acre site. Tho Carlsbad commit.
ice Says they viii not lot she bonus
stand IN The way. and they will 10.
prepared Ca offer a better site, nnd a
cash bonus that viii put oil the other
dcsirous towns IN the sindc
Carlsbad is an ideal city 10 locate
such school" prompted tho members
of the committee while talking en-.
ihuelastirnlly about their desires. I'VE
have an ideal climate. every nctr0ppl
iiln convenience without the burden
~ expense and danger If having ths
children from home In q metropolis
Roswell is not making any flRht foi
iho Normal realizing she has the pfie,
school ~ the new state IN the New
Mexico Military Institute.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05
ALLEGED BAD MAN
IS ARRESTED
Lincoln County Officers Cap.
ture Frank Williams, Said
to Be Wanted for Many
Crimes.


Carrizozo. y. NJ. Dec. s.---Frank
Williams. alias Francisco Luciano. a
much sought after fugitive from
Justice who has Tlvrn the local peace
officers a Ertat deal OF trouble ro-
Gently, was arrested and brought 10
Carrizozo "Wednesday noon aud lodR-
I'd IN the local iail. Deputies G. r..
Lemons and William Barnett made
the arrest. williams. ~ whatever
his name is. M he has a number OF
aliases. Is charged With a number OF
nffenses against the law. The fol-
lowing are some OF the crimes that
have been committed In this vicinity
and are laid az his door: Stealing a
horse and saddle from j. A. orr. n
rancher living west Of town. orr fol-
lowed Williams for two days through
tho mountains but failed 10 catch
him. breaking into the ranch house
of G. 4. Lemmons and stealing a
rifle. sixEhooser and watch. Part OF
this stolen property was found In his
possession when arrested; stealing a
saddle from stock train as II vas
pulling out of the carrinoAo yards;
stealing a saddle from the ranch Of
Georee w. Hughes, stealing chick
ems from the> same place, Tor which
effense he was az one time out on
lrond; breaking in and robbing a
house AT Nogal: stealing a horse be-
, longing To y. NJ. Deal of Ancho,
stealing horse belonging TO Assessor
Henry Corn 10 Rsbenton: this was
the horse he was rtdlng whom arr
rested.
saturday night white the officers
we're out looking for him he rode into
carrlzoso, armed 20 the teeth. He
got OF his herse In front 81 holland
nrothers drug store and went into
the store aud purchased some smOk-
lns tobacco. making the remark nj
thu time that he had better he golng,
az he Wasn't wanted around here.
sunday morning Officers Barnrtt ana
I.emmons took up his rtAil ana fol-
lowed u north 10 Coyote. FROM there
the trail turned west and went
around tho upper end OF the Nal
Pals and Into the oscuro mountains
ln the direction of Fan Antonio. The
officers followed the trail through
the Oscuro mountains and came upon
the fugitive as the Hans0nberg ranch,
fifty miles west OF here IN Soeorro
county. Williams was mounting hts
horse 90 leave the ranch when he
was discovered by the officers. and
when called upon 10 surrender drew
his rifle from the scabbard and
showed fight. Hut when Lemmons
sot the drop on him ne surrendered.
williams II about - years OF age,
has small. piercing eyes. In Of dark
complexion ana could easily pass for
an Italian. NE first came 20 this
country about q year ago but M enc
seems 90 know where he came from.
Williams was given a hearing be-
fore Judge Massie On the charge "
: stealing Orr's morse and was bound
over 10 await the action OF the grand
jury IN the sum OF 81 .0oo. The bond
waa not furnished
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05
BOSWELL POLICEMEN ARg
FINED Bv PRETTY JUDGES

The Catholic Club OF Young Mexi.
cans had a jolly good time At their
Thanksgiving party and dance In the
Gaulllcnr building. A blr crowd was
out and the music was good The
feature OF the evening was the kan
CARGO court i" over which young ladies'
presided an officers ana for which
other young ladies acted as arrcsting
officers MANY people were arrested
for violations OF the laws OF the even.
ing. Some werc arrested and fined for
being pretty, for coming In wearing
their hats. for talking. ios laughing aud
one poor man was arrested and fined
for being ugly
But the Bis climax came when
City Marshal Allison and some OF his
policemen were brought before the
court" and fined for carrying CON
cealed weapons. The flnos were &c
apiece and over ~ was CLEANED ia this
way for the church fund
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05
NEGRGo COLONY MAKING
GOOD IN NEW MEXICO
celored homestssdsrs Near Dexter
Declare That Some Day They
Will Ne Prosperous Ranch
ers, Too.

Roswell. ~ NJ. Dec 1.-THE negro
hompsicadcrs colony near Dexter "
making good and the members who
are now proving ~ ON their land de-
clare that eventually they VIII be
prosperous aud financially able 10 inn
prove their ncW homes aa thcy wee
~.
Two Of the negro colony who rnme
IN 90 the land office 10 make hnai
proof the other day declared that they
were doing good for themselves and
for the community. and that they had
some excellent ideas about their tn.
turc which they would put into effect
rs fast M they we're able to earn the
money.
A few aueatione elected the infor-
nation that they had not broken up
/ thrir lHnd merely for the sake 81
proving up on is. hut had made money
aiI the tine they had been farming
| thc land
1T sho did scssn like long time be-.
fure We could get our deeds tho.
said one Of the boys.
wv sho have earned our land.
said the other.
We'll what are you going 10 DO now
that yon are getting our deeds" was
The question that was asked them.
Were golns cut away from town
and use our homestead rights on an
other claim" both of them replied.
We know that MI Il needs II tnc
money 10 get the water on them. aud
then they are worth NIL kinds OF mon.
ey. We cant dig wells now. but we
will some time and then we viii have
enough for rs to lay around all We
want 10"
| This little conversation OF those
boys represents the aim OF all the
negro population near Dexter. To
prove up on the claims that they have
and then use their remaining right
ON another. Few at the white popu-
lution OF the valley have shown tho
same foresight. in getting land. II all
the black population had the same
stick-to-itlveness OF these black men
thr black peril. would b. much
greater than Il Il INV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05
CARLSBAD Is AFTER
A NEW NORMAL SCHOOL
Ci,iscns at iinsttlng Pecos valley
Town Declare Ties VIII Oncr More
Inducements Than Amy Other Loo
saIiiy.
lneElster rrIhnnc of Roewell.

AiAfNlHtNF AlinNhl OF IArtNfllfI
Carlsbad Invaded Roswell Wcdnes-
day soliciting support in securing the
eastern territory Normal school. an
appropriation for which IA expected
60 be made az the frrt legislature.
The following committee appointed
by tho Commercial club TO promote
the desirrs OF The city beautiful for
this school. composed % @. NJ. Cooke.
chairman: pr v. y. Doepp. recently
elected state senator; \. ~ Pratt. a.
A. Kaiser, nfsi M. G. stewart, Joined
:. l. Roberts. tho dlstriei clerk here so
tell the Roswell people just what they
waited and how they expect TO set the
new school.
Tucumcarl, Artesla AMI Clovis are
the ayawnh competitors OF Carlsbad
Tor the new school Members OF the
committee are sure they can place
such Inducements before the leglsla-
turc which will result IN the ultimate
location in ono OF the most thlrkly
populated sections OF the now state.
Roswell and chaveH county are for
Carlsbad. and u u assured that our
senator ana three representatives will
glss their vote and their power 10 To-
cate The school 10 her friendly neigh
boring town.
Carlsbad has one senator ana rep
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05
BOX CAR BURNS At
DEXTER n. N.
Serious Blaze Threatens Little
City When Reckless Tramp
Leaves Fire Unguarded !;
Items Of Interest.

pcxtfr. NOV. a.--Dcxtor came near
hasing serious frc the other day
when J.. a Garfield Ia c0miuG down
thr rnnrand track. discovered one -
no box cars standing on the side
track. alongside the hay warehouse of
Embrsv and WATERS. was lust get
ting into n nltc hln1e inside. fiesty
acflon was nado In getting the blaze
put oat before geiilnE beyond control.
~ would have boon the case had this
nrn not been discovered ~ Tint idrn-
tlrai time ~ tramp Ind been seen
having this car short time before.
Il ls supposed u wna either accidcntly
af on purpose set on nrr by him.
Tho dinner given BY tho baptist
ladies' NJ the hotel Thanksgiving was
q suocess aud we'll attended. Everyone
had plenty to cot as is the usual Case
whom these ladies Rct NJ dinner. u
WIS not learned what the profits
Wefc.
Tho exerclsos 81 The Union Thanks
aIvlnE service wcto hcid last evening
al tho Presbyterian church ana was
yell attended. Tho special music ron-
dcrcd by the Dexter choir WAS cspec-
lnily mo.
Frank nnbb The eieht year old son
Of AIR and Mrs. J. NJ. rabbi. was quite
SERIOUSLY Injured wednesday afternoon
when running alongside barb wire
fence with como companions. he
stumbled ana foil into the fence. eni-
ting a cash IN hia noae anl left cyclld.
Ills nye wac badly swollen yesterday
hut u " thought the sight IL not in
jurcd
Mr.. Eb SPHINX Of Jacksonville. III.
has been heof about week ana while
herr made satisfactory proof on hla
desert land southwest of town, loft for
his h0mo this morning Ito was ac-
oompnnied bg shelly Faulkner. who
will go ~ far ~ Kansas city, whore
he expects 10 taise course In an au-
tomohlle training school.
Tho local gun club could not walt
far the trap and supplies sent for
from Chicago soma time neo, 30 they
secured the temporary IA. of n trap
and blue rocks from nearby town
and indulgod In "A practice shoot yes
;crday afternoon. Some good scores
were made and II IL predicted that
with little Practice they will he able
% make tho aun clubs OF the neigh
boring cities sit np and take notice.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05
A BEE BILL THAT
WILL WORK
Pecos Valley Keepers Are Ont
With q Petition Which
Will Accompany a New
Bill Before Legislature.

This year tho Fccos Valley Zee as.
soUiniion shipped out fifteen ears OF
honey: this not Including the hundreds
81 pounds ct home consumption. This
IN q gross income to the Valley bank
account az s50.00o. aud tho bee indus
Try OF the valley Il yet In It's infancy.
There are fNhlio0. u00 Of the sting
ms. yet productive workers IN the
valley. with little disease among
them Immigrants are bringing Ia
disaascd bees. ana the association n
now circulating petition among the
citizens of the valley counties asking
that the first legislature pass string.
ent laws regarding dIseases bees. anu
method TO eradicate what little
contagious disease Among them that
II prevalent.
II. &. llarron, secretary Of the as
sociatlon. 10 hslsy preparing a bill 10
be presented TO the legislature which
will make the fcwl brood law effec-
tive. As the law now stands. the dis.
trict inspector can only destroy the
diseased comb. The new law viii read
that the inspector may not only de-
stroy the comb. hii the bees diseased
aud even the Injected property.
Il will provide the appointment OF
district inspectors whose duties II viii
be- 10 sinspeet eatnc bees crossing
the state line. n
II. u. slcase. he president OF the
Pccos Valley assassination ~ circulating
the Roswell petltion and Is getting
signers readily.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05
ESCAPED HORSE THIEF
rs BROUGHT BACK

Roswell. y NJ. Dec 5.--,lim boone.
bndiy wanted here for the theft OF a
ycafllng IN January. 1910, WAS brought
TO this city from Los Angeles sunday
evening by Deputy Shefin Jim john
son.
The incidents OF this case were IN
teresting as the discovery o; the year.
ling stolen from Mexican was
brought about by Johnny Hall ana
Dutch" Uiierback. two young bows
In knee pants. who We're hunting
around the caves OF Slx-Mila ~ one
Sunday afternoon when they accl-
deufally stalled into the cave where
fresh blood was. The Two young
aienths at once realizing that there
had been foul play somewhere. at
once came 10 town aud reported the
lind 10 the aheriff's Office who inyesti.
gated and tracked the thieves 10 their
den not far distant where the skin ut
the yoarling lefi in the cave was
matched Ia the animal The thieves
had with them.
John Hart and "IIappy Jack" Pad
gelt were arrested. and both sent over
the road. floono Escaped.
Padgett attempted an ESCAPE at the
pcnitcntlafy. hut was Intercepted and
served eighteen mohths ana II nos
Ia Roswell
Hart was sent over the road. bat
made good his escape and Is sim nj
large
boone, Il Is stated has been In jail
al Los Angeles serving term ioi
house ahrcRking An atteMpt wni
made yesterday afternoon To- get band
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05

United States Marshal G.. NJ. For
aker arrived IN Esiancia Sunday even
Ing In bis auto, coming over from
Albuquerque 20 get Doe Sai Doe. who
has been In the county jail here
awaiting the time OF deportation since
tho term OF the iederIi court al San
Ia &c last September. when he was
found 10 not have tho necessary pa
pers TO remain In Uncle Sans land.
Doe Sal doe Is native OF the Imper-
iai kingdom. and Was arrested on the
Santa Pc train at Willard last May.
charged with heing Illegally In tho
United States. 10th he and Lam Tow
we're given preliminary hearings be-
fore United States Commissioner Neal
Jeiison. and both were held 10 await
the action ~ the federal court Lum
Tow gave bond and was released from
confinement hut hoe Sal Doe failing
20 rustic the necessary bOndemen has
been held NJ Castle Meyer During
his stay here be ifas proven himself
a good cook and IaundryIaan and has
made irlenoa With all around the jail.
With n number Of his countrymen
he viii he tAkeH 10 San Francisco
and from there viii sail for their
home country. lie does not fancy
the seturB NJ an and especially ~
this time. when his country IL any
thing bat At paace. Doe Sal Doe
has Learned to speak English while IN
this country, being able 20 carry on
q conversation ia English quite veil
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05
TREE PLANTING IS
DUTY FOR ALL
1t Does Not Cost Much and If
Every Citizen Would Take
Hand, New Mexico Would
Be Vastly Improved.
troiar rr'buncJ

New Mexico Mlth ~ vast area Of
prairie wonld soon become place
which geuld take ,lhe eyo uf every new
conner. n proper Intention should a,
once be given 10 tlc matter of the
plnnting OF various kinds OF trees.
While the land IN this part Of New
Mexlcof II rich and ordinarily may
raisc good crops. yet the country es-
pccially viii never be a. pleasant and
desirable place for homo az u
should be until Il has plenty OF trees.
A few old settlers Who have lived
In New Mexico Tor years have trees
and groves which are quite attractive
bat tho AVERAGE homcstcndcr has done
little along this Inc aa yet.
Roswell l. one ~ the mnat pictures.
que towns IN gsestern New Mexico
and this ~ almost all due 10 che beau.
tiful. Rrccn. weepins-wiIlows which
border both aides OF almost every
street. II Toinr people should nov
take up THE line Of work as they
should II would be hut a few years
until We would have az beautiful =
town Ms Roswell now n.
Trocs alone viii help 90 maiee ans
town In New Mexico grow. Plenty al
| shade trees aloEE our streets and
grovos In our iownslto would cats.
ca pitalIsis TO want 10 locate and In
vest here. Every cltlaen should en-
courage this enterprise II you ara
unable 10 buy trees 70 20 the brakes
os 20 o neiehboring grove and get cot,
t0nwood or silver maple sprouts nhs
vet they whore they VIII got plenty o.
moisture and Il win surprise YOU hov
aoon YOU VIII have plenty OF shad,
which viii pat a new value ON YOU
place n You should want 10 sell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05
las CRUCES RESIDENT
THROWN FROM HORST,

We are sorry ~ hear early In the
week that chas. G. Lee had the misA
fortune Monday TO be thrown from a
fraciioup horse. sustaining three
broken ribs rlr wns mounting tho
horse that cold morning and before
he could get straddlcd the caballo
started buckinr and threw Ire with
terrific force against q rock. breaking
three ribs AIR. Ice In getting aionE
nicely al the san Augustine ranch OF
his faihcr-ln-law. Hon W. w Cox.
which his many friends viii be glad
% know.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05
CLAYTON TEACHERS
FORM INSTITUTE


Tho teachers of the Clayton public
schools met Tuesday evening, Mo-
Scn,ber 2ist, al 4 o'clock, and organ
lxod teachers institute. suporin.
tendent Osborne vas chosen chair
man OF the meeting. and Mrs Ar
thur MOoten, secretary.
The teachers. after listening 10 an
interesting talk by Superintendent Os-
horne. decided 10 take up the subject
OF school management the chairman
assigning the Subject and preparing
the outline. The subject for the flra,
institute was assigned 10 Miss Skaliun
and the subject il Essential Char
auleriatica o. Modern Teacher All
teachers are supposed 10 he prepared
on the subject and ready 10 discuss
the points brought out in the discus
sion.
Attention was then given 10 the
subject OF M0sheFr' Club the pur
Hose OF which Il TO bring the parcni
into closer touch with tins work Oi
the school We earnestly hope the
mothers OF Clayton viii consider the
benefits Of u mothers club" ana
otganlAe. Ia this why We hope 10
bring The paIents IN union with the
teachers and pupils.
| The meeting adjourned n; $3.50 10
meet asain December 10th a. I D. m.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05
CHINAMEN TO BE
SENT BACK HOME

United states Marshal Creighton N.
Foraker vissts Estsncia 20 Get
Couple Of orieotals Who Do Not Be
long IN This Country; One was
Good Cook and u Seemed a shame
&c Lose Him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05

TorfurinR eezcma sprands It's burn
Ing area every day Doan's Ointment
quickly stops its spreading. Instantly
relieves the itching. cures II pcrtna-
nontly. AZ any drug store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05

Dcan's Regulats cure constipation
tone the stomach. nllmulate the liver
pfQmoto nlgettiun ana appetite an0
sassy pasHases II the bow els. Ask
ypvr druTslsl for them gs cents
hux.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-05

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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-04-05
DIVORCE COLONY IS
HIT BY ROOSEVELT
He States That the Money They
Bring to Reno, New, Is
Not Enough

RENO, April 3.-Reno's divorce
colony was the object Of Theodore
Roosevelt's fire today during his prin-
cipal address in this city delivered ia
crowd of several thousand grouped
about the courthouse. This is one
colony (which Reno should rid itself
of. he said, and advised the citizen:
of Nevada to keep the citizens OF
other states out of theirs when they
came for the sole purpose of seeking
divorces. He declared it unwise To
believe that the money they brought
was compensation for permitting such
condition.
Tainted Money
you can't afford to have that kind
of money"
Roosevelt declared that divorce
seekers who come to Nevada are en-
deavoring to evade their duty and
such citizens could be Of no material
benefit to the state.
Roosevelt was entertained at din
ner tonight at the home of the Ma
tional Republican Committman Elan
agan. His car was attached to the
westbound train and he will arrive at
Sacramento tomorrow. His only ad
dress tomorrow will be at Tehanma.
He will proceed to Portland tomor-
row night