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The Washington times., 1912-12-23
ARGUE SIX HOURS
In DYNAMITE CASE
Attorneys For Alleged Conspira.
tors Plead Their Cause
Before Jury.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 23.-Attorneys
Daniel v. Howard and Clifford Langs-
dale. Of Kansas City. Mo-: A. II. Fte-
bach. Of Cleveland. and w. n. Harding.
Of this city. divided six hours today In
on trial here for conspiracy and un-
lawfully transporting dynamite. Unit
ed States Senator John w. Kern will
close the defense argument shortly after
noon tomorrow, giving way to District
tttorney Charles Miller. who will speak
for fifteen hours. over two and q half
court days. in closing the prosecution.
The Washington times., 1912-12-23
MOOSE INCREASING
IN FEDERAL PARK
Report Of Superintendent Shows
Encouraging Conditions in
Glacier Reservation.

Moose and other big game In the
Glacier National Park. In Montana,
seem to be increasing in number. ac-
cordinR TO the report Of II. II. Chap
man. acting superint endent.
Deer were depleted In number by. the
severe winter Of l9li.l?. which was
marked BY heavy snow falls.
Animals destructive Of game ~ are
not large In number. There are z few
pumas. u number Of coyotes. and. 20 far
as known, no wolves.
Acting Superintendent Chapman rec
ommends that Congress take speedy &C.
tion In accepting Jurisdiction over the
park "A ceded BY the State OF Mon.
tana. because Of the danger to game.
The Washington times., 1912-12-23
WOMAN Of 81
SENDS DOLLS TO !.
CHRISTMAS BOX.
Washington Has Responded
Nobly to Appeal of
St. Nicholas Girl.
Winners Of 7<vo Dolls.
The two dolls donated BY A. h.
Vsu Burea and Miss Isetta
IAHAl Of Tia Poll Theafae sfnNk

FAe two dolls donated BY A. h.
Van Buren, and Miss Isetta
Jewel, Of The Poll Theatsr stock
company, which have been. On
exhibition IN the lobby Of tho
theater, the names Of which
were voted On last week, were
wsa By Miss Julia Il. Rauscher;
q Sl91 Thirteenth street north.
west who -eorreetly guessed
Miss Jewels doll to be NAMED
~Joy," and Miss Stuts, Of 1sAS
Thirteenth street. who % cor.
rectly guessed the name Of H.
Van Buren's doll TO be "Jinsie."
Iynpathisers with The st. Mich.
olas CHI Of The Times and her
Christmas fund contributed 4
large sun b the fund BY means
u these dolls. They were
owardeA Saturday.
L Il announced By the manage.
nest Of The theater, that oil this
week . phonograph record made
By Miss Jewel, wishing her
friends IN WsshinstSn . Merry
Christmas, will be played IN the
lobby Of the thester. and the
program win contain . long
letter Of greeting from her.
The Washington times., 1912-12-23
(Continued from First Page.)

(COnunued from clfSt fa8eJ
held his hand. And their reward will be
to know. that on Wednesday morning.
thousands of children will be dancing
in giee. where. II It had not been for
this splendid generosity they would have
been heavy with sorrow.
Today two dosen busy women are
IaSking the toys to be given to the
childrv Wednesday morning. Each let
tel. ssnt In ID taken. q number put on II,
ana z huge bag is illed as nearly a. is
ior. The lag e numbered the same a.
the letter. and the child. who has been
sent . postal card bearing the same
number. will receive the bag when he or
ehs presents the card OH Christmas
SsssIsi prominent people in the city
will aid In being Santa Claus' Christ
mas morning and will help give out the
oaEe some OF the best known theatrical
Id :sres. TSs :ssns :sny ws.n e
bounty. will be one which would reform
ths most Eessimistic reviler against
Cmastmas giving.
Little Girls Sacrifice.
This dear little letter came SATURDAY.
Dear st. Nicholas Girl:
II have . little sister. seven years
eld. and am. eleven. We try to
hhsip Mamma on the days We DO not
eadh week. We have % spent III T"s. ws
have saved. hut We have asked
Mamma to advance US some. 30 that
Hoping with Gods help and bless.
ings TO be able to do little more
each year In helping to make others
heppy, @ We % remain. O0t
"EDNX and HELEN,
III 10 not too lnte. We will bring
office that may GLADDEN. the hearts
"a Merry chri:tmss and a Happy
Terly this morning ! little boy cam,
N with twenty-one books, and bcfor,
oG,SSk M;ck,, tive person person. had been to Il,
ases Of toys. The reaponse 10 tho 90
peals sent out by the ist, Nicholas Dir
have been heart.ws rming.
Bible Class Contributes.
Yesterday meeting was held of tn,
Pinkhan, Mems Bible Glass Of tn,
Emmanuel Baptist Church Mt. Pleas
ant, and. according to a special request
each member brought al least one 10
cent toy. A splendid contribution wa
NJ Tho;s S.,Sn0 who ys ,in,. IN the vicinity q tn
patronage the exceptionally good sho,
given there this afternoon, the prG
ceeQs OF which win be given to the 81
Nicholas Girl with which to buy toya
the afternoon perferma nee viii be give
TO- the Opportunity Fun OF The Times.
Especially good reels are schedule
for today and tomorrow. and, In add
the people Who attend the theater wi vi
enjoy a thoroughly good performanc,
From as far away az Maryland an
virginia have come contributions q
money 70 the st. Nicholas Girl. and no,
everything looks clear to her givin
every child in Washington q good tin,
OH Wednesday morning,
The Washington times., 1912-12-23
Falls From Bicycle,
Dies in Hospital

Falling from a bicycle at Fifth and
I streets northwest this morning. Edgar
Murphy. thirty-six years old. of 4G7 {
street northwest. died an hour later In
the Emergency Hospital.
Mnrphy's death, IL believed to have
been due to an attack OF heart disea se,
as the Injuries he received from tho
fan were not or serlons nature. II
- thought ne was stricken VILE riding
the bicycle.
The Washington times., 1912-12-23
Too EndearinQ.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Mrs. John F..
Mcdonald had her husband arrested be-
cause he persisted in calling her
"dearie" and "sweetheart" In public.
The Washington times., 1912-12-23
FREES MEN IN BRIG
:AS CHRISTMAS GIFT
Captain Huse, Of Battleship Yer.
mont, Gives Prisoners Pleas.
aat' Holiday Surprise.

NOFOLK. Va, Dec. .3.-Capt. II.
c. Huse, commanding the battieship
Vermont. before leaving for his home
TO .spend the Christmas HOLIDAYS.
issued an order releasing every man
coHitned In the brig on that ship.
The order came as a surprise to the
crew and was a welcome Christmas
present to the men directly concerned,
Capital In Huse IL president Of the court
Of Inquiry now Investigating charges OF
graft In the commissary department Of
she navy.
The Washington times., 1912-12-23
Educators Meeting.

The sixteenth annual meeting Of the
American Negro Academy IL being held
ent Day American Negro" In the seU-
sion tonight r. r. Wright will deliver
an address. as will Kelly Miller. Of
Howard University. Archibald II.
Grimke, president OF the academy. also
win deliver his annual address tonight.
The Washington times., 1912-12-23
Library Closed Christmas.

Announcement has been made that
the Public Library will be closed on
Christmas. This is one Of the two
days In the year on which the library
Ia not open. The other In the Fourth
Of July. The Takoma Park branch
will also be closed,
The Detroit times., 1912-04-26
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Finance

beginning reach
Thomas Reinhart OF the most PIC
that survived the house
Is said and his credltos
be saved from the
wreckg big the Porcupne STOCKS put
ting Poupne Northern and Pupine Southern on
the good disbaton for all OF
of the
conclusion though because he made
with
deal which he engineered last fall
for
nearly the beginning
nothing behind land and
body who anything Porcupne knew It
option that kept 1t
the well
called deliveries
fotaion failures
exactly
further operations OF Mr. Renhart The other
advance Porcupne Central
those who had the profits
Southern quite
caught In
which worked
unpleasant
n ne
against
propositions
reaLdevelopmen The only
Of It
stockholders in einharts
public properties
worthless is another bubble that has burst.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-26
Caffls Trade Is Well Nigh On Panic Bass, x
Because OF Scarcity of Near Bearing animals

walt for this demand. however. lest
the market be oyerstayed and the
opportunity TO sell at the high mark
lost for the season. Considering the
extreme high cost OF feed, II would
look like good judgment to send them
forward at this time.
The active demand for live hogs
continues. although the market has
had a setback or two lately. A run
OF $1,000 in Chicago on Monday prov
ed that the offering OF record prices
will nearly always bring a few out OF
the bush. Prices were a trifie on on
the opening, but they soon rallied,
and at present the undertone OF the
trade is stronger than at any proceed
ing date this year.
Now that the May option is out or
the way, a more active speculative
trade In commodity is looked for.
That the packers will manipulate the
trade TO their own advantage goes
without saying, but as their interest
Is always on the bull side OF the mar
ket, when provision stocks are heavy,
this fact argues for sustained values.
The foregoing facts make II reason
ably certain that values will hold fair
ly steady until the coming of liberal
runs in the fall again. For once In
his life. the killer is at the mercy or
the shipper; certainly il the cattle
and hogs are not brought to market,
the killer will not get them.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-26
PRODUCE.

Trade Is very quiet on the street
Just now. The poultry season Is over
and there Ia very little doing In that
line. Receipts of dressed calves are
not large. but at that buyers were
'fryfng 70 tower the limit this morn
ing Eggs We're let down a fraction
yesterday on heavy arrivals. Potatoes
ARE getting pretty well cleaned up
again. Car lots and bag lots arc both
in better demand and the market was
advanced Ave cents this week. Apples
are beginning to run low. Stocks have
deteriorated rapidly OF late. and any
thing fancy 10 harder to find. Straw
berries are coming right through from
the fields now; the fruit arriving in
much better shape than heretofore, and
prices are correspondingly better.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-26

tive demand just now is for medium
weight and quality cattle. This kind
Is selling higher than during any
April I'm recent years, The miicn
COW trade is booming. Receipts OF
calves are increasing In all parts OF
the country, but the average quahly
Is so low that prime veal Is not SUI
fering much because OF the compeu-
ton. Chicago is receiving a glut Oh
dairy calves, the like of which was
never before known. That many Oh
these slippery little things should 80
70 the rendering tank, rather tnan
into the cooler, goes without say
ing. r,.s
For several weeks past The Times
has been advising the cashing Oh Ia.
yearling lambs. AS time goes on anu
The southern grass sheep and spring
lambs continue to improve in quar-
ity. the wisdom of this course pc
comes more and more apparent. IL
is n fact, of course, that, following
the early arrivals of spring lambs IN
the market, nearly always lacking
greatly in quality, there is time
when "shearlings" sell well Tor
week or two. II is not often saie 10
The Detroit times., 1912-04-26

s. "a ssans' j -7b.. 50 Ssoc: Lima oean1
</XI - Corn Fancy Maine. sl.l0:
<;sr1srl. zoe. Table bsets, q; 2s 9 40.
1r6 ~ soakeo se05oc salmon:
The Detroit times., 1912-04-26

4 takes heavy lifting to boost live
|[ock values above present levels,
1.1 when prices stop rising for a time
hey nearly always react toward low
"a levels for the time being. In out
vide markets healthy reaction came
~ hand over Sunday. and the market
~ squared away again for still fur
Their gain. II II evidently an accu-
rate fulnlment OF the prediction or
= coming marked scarcity In meat
bearing animals. so frequently made
"a The Times during the last six
months.
The entire cattle trade Is well nigh
ou q panic basis. some grades in.
creasing In value, during single
week, more than 81 per cwt. Espe-
cLAIly 10 this true In the stocker and
feeder department. where the de-
uand IL growing stronger every day.
owing 70 the near approach OF turn
lnE-out time.
Predictions Of $40 cattle during the
summer are heard on every side. This
looks like a high price, but there will
Always be buyers for good beef, no
matter what II costs. The most ac-
The Detroit times., 1912-04-26
u. s. GOVT BONDS
BUSINESS BRIEFS

The statement of the Pere Mar.
quette for March shows a further
uehcit. earnings making no improve.
ment over last year. The gross earn.
ipgs were $1,299,315 and the net oper.
ating income was $S9,S00. The deficit
tor the month was $347,443, and the
deficit for the nine months OF the As.
cal year. is $1.5S7 PSI. For January
and February there was an operating
deficit The operating expense ratio
for March was 1905 per cent. com.
pared with 1888 for March, 1911. and
SOIL for The nine months OF the fiscal
year.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-26
VESSEL PAssAGEs

DETROIT. April 2B.-Up: Tug Ohio
barge. No. So. 4.30 Wednesday after,
noon: Theeodore II. wickwire. &: Harry
Hazard. Knapp. 2 a. m. Thursday
Boyce. unadilla. 4: Security No. 90 ii
Down Wyandotte. 1870 Wednes-
day morning: McLouth, 1880.
Arrived: Miami.
WiE0na. n. m. Thursdax.
Retss, q rBazii. f.lJ: America g. Al.
"AnA IL: Champlain. 1l.45.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-26

PROPOSALS FOR WOOD. CHAR
COAL, 'sMITHING COAL. GASOLINE.
MINERAL OIL. FORAGE AND BED
DING-Chlef Quartermaster's ONCE:
Federal Building, Chicago, Ills. April
j, 1gi2-SeGled proposals will be re-
ceiysd here until II a. m. May 1. 1917.
for furnishing supplies mentioned above
required In this division during hscal
wear commencing July 1, 1919 fnfor-
nation furnished on application. Col.
Jno. L. Glen. Chief Quartermaster.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-26
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter Extras. sic: frsts. aoc:
dairy, 22c: packing stock. 2lc ltr
Eggs-Current receipts. cases in.
Guided, 1sc Per doz. Receipts Thurs
day. 1424 cases
The Detroit times., 1912-04-26

reds. fio; Alaska pinks. si.io. Toma-
tees. s1.4o0L5oi succotasn. s1Cl.2S
per doz Peas: Marrowfat. tl.1s: early
June. $l.26; sisted early June. s1.4S per
FeeA-Jobbing prices In 1oo-lb. sacks:
Bran, s2s; coarse middlingh SIS; nne
corn ,sS sosn 'S Sna oss es sns
Flo.r-Jobsing priees; Bes. Michi-
PSS,enss ss second pss. en- $40;
MISUNDERSTANDING. s226 base; plain
snneaied wire. 81 per cwt: gaivanizsd
me-. spss Sheets. s gauge Sss 'HSol per i s~s
polished. 81 per dos; black sheets, 81
per ewt; carriage bolt.. small 20 per
large. 60 per cent on list
on - Raw linssed. 7Te: boiled lin
sene. loo; perfection. loMc; Eocene.
2hc. Crown gasoline. 15c per gal; tur-
pentine. in barrel lots. Sic per gal
-, S. 20. pork SIS; family.
hams. 140lSc; briskets- iiM GiiMe:
shoulders, 1ekc: picnic hams. 10c; ba-
CON, lt@15tsc; lard. In terces. lie:
ke sus,r rsncspeu taE aa 10; Nv w u
Edgar q Sons: Crystal dominoes. lbs,
1856; s lbs, sss5; Eagle tablets, sII5;
cut loaf. 1855: cubes. $50; xxx
powdered, $50: standard powdered,
se.o5; graduated, extra coarse, 1915:
fne In bulk, ;5.e5; 25-lb. cottons, So
diamond A, 1913; confectionery A,
$500; No. 4. 1855: No. s. $3.50: No. 6
t5.A5; No z, $40; No. 8, 1896: No. ..
s6.15: No. Is, $40; No. IA, 1910; No. is.
$40 per 100 lbs; household powdered,
6-lb. cartons. IS TO case, 81; lib. car
tons, 48 to case, 1915 per case
The Detroit times., 1912-04-26

prices are cOfrespOnuinBly Dettor.
Appses--s3Q4 per bbl.
Beeanas-Good shipping stock. ,i.ss
6esns- DRIED Lima. 707hc ID.
& CeIery--Florfda, s2.f502.7b per crate.
Caniihower - California. sf.so027s
&c casbaxe-New. S.5o95 per crate
Cheese Michigan. 20020hc: New
York. 20hQ21c: brick, 4aL Q20 n G:
Limburser. = g s s do% gs Swiss a
Crseberrie.--Late Howes. sa.2b per
bs<es--Persisn new. 81 0so Dor ID;
i csive.-Fancy. sH0loHe;
Isss-.rmpcStsS new. iieiso per Id;
house, s125Q1.50 doz: lettuce. hot
house. f0@12c per Id; head lettuce.
head lettuce. s202.25 per hamper;
qua California, sectional cases, si.7S9
boxes. n ss'asSs.so; wax beans. 1 ssSssSj
per bu; spinach, 81 OILS per box.
crane F.sit--Fiorida ;b;SS97.
s.9 iissSIss sx,r ws,s s 1sSss'; s am
uiays-betroit shippers are paying the
followina prices for baied hay In car
lots r Q. b. Detroit: No. 1 timothy.
y.,.sd Sas as: rye straw 40 sSM
IS: wheat and oat straw. tii0ii.so.
Loose markets ranged from s2e@2s. az
;cs.' Ne no. cured cured s ,as' ,o Ne ~
green. DC: cured calf. No. I. Ito;
xr<cn calf No. !, l6c per ID: horse
k|6es No. !. ,s.7s; No. z s25s; sheep
Ride. 10 on on kip, I've on on calf
Lnuons---CaliforniA. t405.0O; Neasi-
- Fs;!s s.ss2ssSisss S's so box.
x,,g's ssssr--Pure sap goods. lao
o-ss.s--Yeiiow. ,a4o bu; Spanish
1115 per crate. $50 per case; Ber-
Inu0as. $5.2s per crate.
ssFs s6ecs eal sssSs S Ssy box fancy
Is: No. = Iafisc: Fowls i5h aiSc: No
4 1919; geese, lsQ14c: ducks
'r'ns sisss stsSS sss eaa..
Wofnfocs---Car lota track. Detroit
are e<liing AZ $1,000 LIS bu: new Der,
1odas yz;oeQs bu; Florida Triumpns
S4eesiss s- S buyers. are bidding a,
<oIloFs: No. I skunk. si5o; No. : musk
-ss'trss~ssrrss- ,aSO9s.7s pc
Ts~~sse.- -Florids. NQ4to per
ko~kef crate. 7b0 soc per basket.
1|nIIew---No. 4. bKc; No. z. 4kc lb. .
Weo1--NichiFn9 unwashed wool 20
on sa'; 4 ana u blood ~ . sao. q. SS
-s::k snS me iaSiss ID. Z .. !
JOnBrNG PRICES.
n. Id 1snns. lib. bo06oc: Lima Deans
~ ~ - Corn; Fancy Maine. sl.lo
The Detroit times., 1912-04-26
REPORT or THE CONDITION
OF THE
FAIRVIET SAVINGS BANK

At Detroit. Mich, at the close or bu.l-
ness April Is. 1912. as called for by
the Commissioner OF the Banking
Department:
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1912-03-15

Read the News, all home print.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1912-03-15
GOV. CANNOT ROPE
IN THE REPUBLICANS
Two Good Republicans VIII Be Sent to
the Senate From New Mexico
by the Legislature

them TO lay aside their present di,in
cliuutions. which are based on porsonul
grounds. and drapc the toga over their
,hon der,. Ther" j. q certain element
among the members that cannot be-
placed vet. aud they seem inclined 10 bee
fractions. There are divers -peculations
rfc ~ ia what these members are wait.
ing for, and II Spcculatluns are correct
there may vet Ice some spectacular tab.
lcaux with red and blue file ~ An ac.
compartments The session of the lcgi..
lature promises 10 he one at intense
interest
one thing stands out prominently in
the aftermath OF the convention, which
diourned Saturday afternoon. j. this.
that there j. u very strong sentiment
in the republican party in New Mexico
in favor of progresivcness in party
Management. In spite of the fact that
q Taft delegation was elected Ia the
Chicago convention. vet il was signf.
cant that tho name of Roosevelt. when
mentioned. called forth ~ much and y,
hearty applause a. did that of Presi.
dent Taft. The sentiment aud method.
remark made by one of the strongest
raftitcS in expressing hi, disapproval
Of the district methods carried out they
would be two or three Roosevelt dele.
gates sent 10 the caucus. showing thar
the old bullyragging spirit il still IN
he hearts of some of the old gang, and
they still want Ia boss. regardless oi
the rights or feelings of Others. Sen
timent j. changing without and man.
ner of doubt, and ring rule in New
Mexico has got To 20, because the peo.
Pile are waking NJ.
Al the caucuS of I'll" republican mem
bers of the house Of representatives.
held this afternoon. X. l.. Baca, of
Santa Fe rounty. was the unanimous
choice for speaker of the house. Mr.
liara was placed in nomination hv Hon
w. u. II. Llcwcllyn. of Doua Ana. vino
paid glowing tribute 30 the man who
was at one time considered his rival
for The >prakcrShip. Congressman Cur.
~ also luudcd Mr.. Baca', ability ~
Il presiding officer aud praised him for
his consistent stand for party regularity
even when such stand contributed 10
his own personal disadvantage
Fruhk Stunliu editor of thp FuluiuD.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1912-03-15
THE WOMEN ARE
HAVING SUCCESS
Those Who Have Tried the New Sys.
TEN of Paper Bag Cooking Are
Enthusiastic
IT MAKES MUCH BETTER FOOD
Articles Cooked In this Way Have a
Taste and Flavor Different From
the Old WAY

The News is gratifcd az the report.
of the large number ot 'rucumcari We.
men who have tried the Paper Bag
Cooking aud who have had good succe,,
with the system rs described in the
News.
Without doubt the Paper bag system
of Cookery is one Of the greatest Ia
vcntions Of the age for the busy house
Wife, who will follow the simple di
rections given.
The quality Of the food prepared in
this manner is such that an epicure
would wish for more. In fact there Is
hardly any resemblance between food
cooked in the old way and by the new
system,
Take for instance a roast. Usually,
whom cooked by the old system, the
utside of the meat is cooked and brown
Continued ON last pagel
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1912-03-15
OSCAR |. BROWN
SHOT At CUERvO
Jamboree Saturday Night Ends In a
Murder-Wm b. Terry Is Under
Arrest.
BUCKsHoT FIRED THROUGH DOOR
Fatal Ending TO Night OF Revelry,
When One Woman in Party
Started Dancing
FIRED THROUGH DOOR
From AIhuHurrnuc lnnrnnIL

Santa Rosa, New Mexico. Mar TO-.
william Is. Terry shot amt in ntantly
killed Oscar l.. Brown. Of CuclNo, at
1870 o'clock last night nr the rcrrv
home in Query" during the course of
II reVcl whIch ended in Violent quar-
rel between the two m"p Brown died
~ the result of receiving full IN the
breast charge nf hurh>hot from Il
douhle.harrrlcd shot .uu. tired al riu,c
range through he pnuu"i~ of a door \
roroncr'N lury brought in q verdict to
the effect that Brown wa, killed h., q
gunShot wound inflicted by Terry aud
the latter Las been placed under arrest
by Deputy Sheriff Wiley q. Mahoury.
Mr. and Mrs Terry, vino were sep.
aratcd sometime since, have been living
togeihcr, and it j. said that Brown hud
been paying attentions 10 Mrs. Terry
aud had frequently visited her. rcrr,
oh lcctcd aud there T. little doubt that
iealouSly wa> the underlying motive
W. 'H' N'lllHF' ''d' Nl'ldN hlENl ~ pau y
gathered ~ the Terry house tu play
cards, including w. H. Novel;, Mr. Pea
kius, florcnT PUBIC AMI Brown.
II * said that Florence PUBIC. a, the
rrvelry h,camr lively, commenced ro
dance around the room proceeding /"
which Terry objected upon which
Brown took up the quarrel in defense
of rhr girl and started after Terry with
u siX.shoorcr The latter ran into u
room across the hall, used ~ telr.
phone booth, his wife beng ia rhc room
ut the time Terry slammed the door
and locked it aud ~ Brown beat upon
he door fT"m he other Idle iu an effort
10 gain udmittnurc, Terry picked mp the
shot gun aud fired poinihlank through
the thin door panels. Brown staggered
back with yell and, making hi way
to door at the head ot an outside
stairway, the scene ol the trouble being
on the second floor, fell the tu, length
of the flight of steps To the bottom
aud relied over Il corpse. Discovering
what had happened, the other occupant =
NJ the house fled aud there wa, no one
on hand but Terry aud hi, wife when
the officer arrived,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1912-03-15
CITY OFFICIALS
DID NOT GRAFT
City Clerk Slaughter Explains the 40
Fare 20 Santa Rosa. as Published
in the News
HE HAS THE RECEIPT FOR IT
News Takes Pleasure In Correcting the
Impression and Rumor Concerning
the Matter.


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