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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07

worth, Kan, and Mcneil Island, Wash,
and the board of parole for each of these
consists of the superintendent of prisons
of the Department of Justice, together
with the warden and physician of the
penitentiary.
September l. 1870 the Attorney General
approved rules and regulations adopted
by the parole boards of the three peni-
tentiaries. These were substantially the
same. They may be summa rized as fol-
lows: Applications for parole must be
In writing, as must all arguments in be-
half of the applicant Some responsible
person must agree to act a. first friend
and adviser" to the applicant. He must
agree to employ or to obtain employment
for him. While on parole a prisoner can
not leave the state where he Is employed,
and should he do so is considered a
fugitive from justice.
On the first day of each month the
prisoner makes a report covering the
previous month. This report comprises:
General conduct and associations during
occupation or business, number of days
employed during the month, number OF
days not employed during the month.
reasons for not being employed, amount
of money earned during i month,
amount of money received during the
month, amount of money expended dur
ing the month present post office address
and probable post office address during
the following month.
The applicant for parole must not only
agree to the above conditions, but he
must promise to abstain from intoxicat-
ing beverages and from association with
persons of bad reputation.
In his speech before the prison con-
gress last month the Attorney General,
quoting the penal commission. said:
1.-The success of the parole system de-
ponds largely upon how 1t is admins
tered"
An interview was obtained with r. v.
La Dow to ascertain what have been the
results of the parole law. Mr.. La Dow
is superintendent of prisons of the De-
partment Of Justice, and consequently
the president of the board of parole for
every penitentiary. He Is very enthusi-
astic about the Dement'S derived from this
act. He says: -
.sIt is the greatest law ever enacted for
the relief of suffering humanity. During
the year ending June 30. 1911. we have
paroled 100 men and three women AL
together the applications of 500 prisoners
We're considered. and 226 of these appli-
cations were granted by the parole board.
but the Attorney General disapproved of
of them. either because the
time of the discharge Of the prisoner was
SO near at hand that ii was not deemed
worth while to set the machinery of the
parole law In operation. or because of
adverse reports from prosecuting attor-
neys, or adverse reports from those de-
partments of the government in which
the prosecution had originated.
''Of-4he 202 prisoners naroled. only one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07

While these committees are appointing
the dates and scenes for the first inte nal
battles in the two parties, other commit
tees and political organizations are en-
saged In a warfare that has been under
way for months, and that daily gains in
strength and enthusiasm. There are po-
litical committees. campaign managers
and candidates in every nook and corner
Of Washington.
Managers. publicity men. stenographers
and clerks are to be found in half a doz-
out campaign literature by the ton. franz
ing Up political deals for months TO come.
and choosing the men and weapons for
The approaching campaigns. Everything
is being made ready for the crucial mo-
nlents of the conventions, the prima. les
and the general elections.
Until the republican and democratic
conventions select the presidential candi-
dates next summer, the national COM
mittees of the two parties will do little
actual campaigning; but their officials
are laying ground work for the fight of
the summer and fall. and are building
up reserves of ammunition in the way of
facts. figures, speeches and campaign
arguments. and are planning for that
more difficult work of getting money to
finance the campaign.
When a presidential candidate is picked.
Doplete organization 10 manage the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07

Having established this theory of abso-
lutte Identification, the question of get
ting it into workable shape naturally
arises. When an expert wants to de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07

YEAR, q race That HAS Tor It's prIzes
the presidency of the United States
over four hundred seats In. Congress
and all the spoils that so with ma
tional victory.
Booms, boomlets and boomers fill the
National Capital with their work A few
weeks ago the republican national COM
mittee met in Washington and selects ed
chicago as the place and June IS as the
time for the republican convention that
is 70 renominate President Taft or Oh Dose
lis successor as republican leader. To-
morrow the democratic national commit
tee Will meet to tiS the time and place
for the democratic convention
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-01

Most spectacular of American
entries in this years Olympic
games at Stockholm is malvelous
Jim Thorpe, the Sac and Fox In
dian athlete of the Carlisle school,
who won the eastern trials. He
has been called 'sthe greatest
ApeGicap athlete
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-01

AS. Martin Sheridan will not
compete in the games, Thorpe is
expected to win honors which
have been won in the past by our
greatest point-winner., Strong
rivals to Thorpe are Donahue,
the coast marvel and August Me-
mani Of Chicago university
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11
GREAT CROWDS At.
TENDING EVERY DAY
STATE FAIR NOW IN FULL
BLAST AT ALBUQUERQUE
Good Roads Day Proved Banner One
Thus Far--Harness Races, Base
ball Games Etc.

Albuquerque, oct lO.--With thous
tud- oi people assembled here from ev.
"py section OF New Mexico, and add
rura, visitors by the hundreds arriving
ou every train last night, with more 20
"ur" ou the early morning trains TO.
un,, Albuquerque Day, supposed to be-
'hc biggest OIL of the state fair, prom
isrs 20 set "a new record for attendance
. New Mcxico's annual fair, Last
..ent he hotel and rooming houses
N..r taking care OF fair visitors by
placing cots iu the Railways, while nu.
mrrou, residences were being thrown
open o. give late arrivals place in
wu."n To spend the night. The Al.
huqrrque spirit, however, manifest on
rr called upon 70 bear 50 far = hotel
aud restaurant accommodations are con.
r"rned.
Wednesday, The third day Of the fair
and designated ON ne program as the
Good Roads Day, W., the banner one
thus far in the attractions offered for
the entertainment of the visitors and
IA the attendance, both at the park and
down town Iast night For two hour.
before the illuminated automobile pa
gcaut, thousands lined either side OF
Central avenue for blocks, and by th,
tim" The parade passed along the linc
ot march, the throngs had been aug
mcntcd until solid mass of humanity
packed the thoroughfarc from First -
Sixth streets, not to mention the crowd,
along the streets iutersccting.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11
BURBANK AND COST OF LIVING
New Spineless Cactus is the Solution,
Congressman $ Views After Talk
ing with Plant Wizard

Luther Burbank j, duncan T.. Mex in.
Law. solution Of the high cost of Hy
inp.
uAlI the economists agree he said
''fhat the chief item is the hiph price
of meats. And tbey all agree tina, the
mcu,s ARE bipb h.cas. the Western
rnrur : pouc--bccou,c the great plain,
,ba, u,ri to grow cattle and sheep 50
,nc,ply ar. now turned into farms.
.,,,,,,rL Inns ,,Ron c,ctu. that old
nr,rI, ,rr,o - ,ho ,,l,in. th,t us.d 70
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11
TO TEST NEWSPAPER Law

New York, Oct, Suit 20 test the
right of the government TO enforce tho
fedora! newspaper law Of August q,
lal2, was filed in the United State,
district court here today by the Jour.
nal of Commerce and Commercial Bul
lotiu Company, publishers Of the Jour
nal of Commerce, against Postmaster
General Iiitchcock Attorney General
Wickcrsham, United states District Al
'oruov Wise and Postmaster Morgan OF
New York, The petitioner charge.
that the law is unconstitutional and
prays for temporary injunction re
,training rs enforcement until tnal ad
luration.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11
NEW YORK WINS 2
TO | FROM BOSTON
GIANTS HAVE WON ONE, LOST
ONE AND TIED oNE-EvEN
Thirty Thousand People Witness the
Third Game. Marquard Wins His
Game and So Did Wood

Nrw York took Thursday : game from
Boston, TO I, aud tied the score 10
the world D., championship series. The
fanou, ." Rub" Murquard, the Giants
pitcher. saved the day for has team and
wp, chcorcd even by tine Boston rooters
tor n, ,plrudid work Both teams
PLAYED guot bali. however, and the
smaI. score J., the best tent imouy rs
20 IN" character of the playing. Bos
'ou changed batteries iu the ninth.
Three games have now been played
Boston Won he first, toy . score of 1
10 3; 'nr second wa, tie, the scor,
being T. to Il; this game went IL in
ming, aud was callrd ou account OF
darkness: the mighty Mathewson was
doing the pr.chug for New York. TO
dav the teams u,r playing ia New York
The world. champion must win foul
game, 50 'hr series promises to rur
ou for several days vet.
l. seems that these teams are about
- evenly matched ns Il is possible :,
be, and the winner win know its beer
mp against something hv the time n,
IaS' game has hccu played
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11

uuu : sterling character merits aud he
, going 10 have the ,olii strength OF
the Republican voters oi the state. Mr.
Jnlla :, personal popularity; hI, u,uvlt!
90 promoting 20" development of the
sat" aud n1' w. n""w" r"siti"n in ia.
lu, 81 piorrctmg the basic industries
oi New Mexico, are winning him hun
dgr., Of vote. without regard to party
ines. IT,, election i, absolutely sure.
Fl think also. that We may safely
predict that Mr.. ruf, vii, carry the
state. cur REPORTS from every county
indicate that Mr. Roosrycl' : strength,
where he had any suppor at all, Is lad
my away Mr. Wilson +, creating little
enthusiasm among Democrats. while the
president !, gaining with III" voters ev-
rgv day. We are going 20 make "a strong
aggressive campaign and we are going
30 win. Republican New Mexico is
united not only for the party hut for
the business interest, aud continued
prosperity Of IA" state. Mr.. Taft will
get thr electors from New Mexico and
Mr.. ,laffa will % 20 congress.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11
MILITARY MANEUvERs

III pa,o, Texas. Oct. :. The military
maucuvcrS 'o be- presented by the VA.
riuus bodies Of the United states army
iu GARRISON at Fort Bliss on the second
day of the O>.Aplr Jubilee, the annual
fall festival of n pa~o I" be- held on
Ocrohcr -, - aud -, will hc the
graud"sr ever Witnessed in the South
west. Brig, Gen Edgar Z. |cever,
commanding the Department of reXas
aud the various commanders ~ the post
nave entered actively into the spirit Of
'hr festival aud will lend oll their force,
not ON duty on the border patrol for
the parade and review.
There will be- something new for the
~iuhtsccrs every hour during the three
days Jubilee. Tn" carnival viii be
formally opened on she night of Oct,
22 whom chief Os.Aplr and his queens
viii arrive iu san larin'o plaza from
Mount Franklin \ grand bah, which
will mark the oncuiug Of the SociaI
season of III paso will celebrate the
romino of the royal party.
On "Wednesday, October %, the an
nual Os.Aplr street fair will he opened
with ceremonies In the afternoon III,
largest industrial parade ever organ
iled here viii be presented by the man
ufncturers, iohhcrs aud retailers, II il
io he comprised Of more than fifty
beautifully decorated floats, escorted
by the many bodies Of organized lobo
of the city and civic societies 4
night the Sous.Applc parade the an
nual "high inks" of III Paso's vounp
or set viii move through the mali
s,rccts, making fun for the crowds,
After the morning military Pagean
an Thursday, Oct. -, q base hall sc
ries will begin AZ Washington Parh
between teams from the three adioin
ing statcs, tho winners 10 receive YER
handsome prizes. AT Fort Bliss in tn
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11
TAFT GIVES HIS VIEWS
ON THE CALIFORNIA Law

President Taft has taken "ogni2anc"
Of the political situation in California
and IN his opinion rs expressed in a
telegram 10 Gustavc Brenner, chairman
of m" Republican state Campaign Com
mitter of California. he said:
81 am sure if the regular Republican
party il 10 be- denied right Of franchise
through unjust action of the machin.
uow in control of California politic'
their lndefensiblc conduct must ulti
matolv react TO their injury.
Whatever you DO, ! shall be graf"
tul for your support.
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11
TRIP TO TEXAS

Mr. r. X. Yeargin has returned from
TrXn, where he attended a family re-
union az Wavcrlv, lie says he had
the time Of his life Met many old
time rcnncssceans, among them W, J.
OUTLAW an old acquaintance Of the News
editor.
Mr. Ycarpin brought bfek several
ruriositics and has sevcr placed on
exhibition in the News 4 lee window,
consisting of:
Palm plant. from which he fan dr
rivcs; pomegrantc, the kind which
grows ON trees aud mentioned in IN,
bible; chinkapins as they appear or
the bush; aud some twisted Sapplings
which nature cntwincd; and some large
pears See these while on display a.
News office,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11
AMERICAN is SLAIN BY REBELS

Mexico CITY, Mexico, Oct. 2.-Hubert
l.. Russell, manager of the San Juan
Mirhis ranch in Durango, which is the
property Of Allen c. McCaughan, Amer
lean viyc.consul al that place, was mur.
.crcd sunday night by the rebels.
Consul Theodore c. llamm reported
the tragedy to the American embassy
mere IN a cipher telegram which, by an
error in translation, was first given ou'
bv he embassy officials as involving the
killing of Mr., McCaughan and Mr.. Cliff
another American Of Durango.
Ambassador Wilson Immediately made
representations TO the government and
today received assurances that every
effort will be made 10 capture and pun.
ish the murderers. Forty federal SOL
dicrs are now pursuing them. The reb
els were commanded by Luis Caro-.
McCaughau was appointed vice consu
~ Durango, less than a month ago, on
sept. II, from Iowa and has been in
his new office but n few days. He i;
native Of Dcs Mones, where he had
pr0c,ired law For the last IS year
bee has been in the raUching aud min
.ng business near Durango lie has :
wife and three children.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11
NOTICE TO HUNTERS

The Quail Season does not open un
Hl November lst. have heard tha,
several people were killing quail now
because they did not know of the change
in the law, aud others were deliber.
n'cly violating the law.
want to serve notice that anyone
caught at il will be prosecuted accord
my to law. The fine is not less than
$4,000 or more than 10000, or by jail
sentence, not less than thirty nor more
'han ninety days, or by both fine and
Jail sentence, at the discretion of tn,
court. @. @. CHAPMAN,
Deputy Game Warden
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11
TUcUMoAR1 HIGH SCHOOL
oRAToRICAL CONTEST
To Select Person TO Represent Tucum
carl az the state or2torical Con
test at Albuquerque.

The state Oratorical Association,
which meets In Albuquerque IN connee.
ton with the New Mexico Educational
Association, is 20 have a representative
~ the local high school, who will com.
pctc for the honors awarded by the As.
ISOLATION. Each high school in the
state may send a representative, who
will compete with the representatives
from other high schools Of tho state,
yu the evening Of Thursday, November
e. j. will be remembered that last
year the representative from Tucumcari
was awarded second place Ia the con.
'"st. this year it is believed we have
excellent prospects 20 carry first hon.
ors.
On next Tuesday evening, October Il,
'ne members aud friends Of the Tucum
carl High school will select the per.
son who will represent US az Albuquer
que. The following program has been
arranged for that occasion. All per.
sons who are Interested 10 this cause
are invited 10 be present. a small ad
mission VII hc charged and the funds
,o.Irctcd will be used 70 iefray the ex
pru.cs of the person who goes 70 Al
buqucrquc. Pupils Of the schools will
pay ten cents, and all others twenty
I five cents admission.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11
GREEK ARMY MOVES
AGAINST THE TURKS
KING NICHOLAS FORCES ARE
LED BY PRINCE PETER
After All Day Battle the sultan's Sol
diers are Compelled 70 Evacuate
Mountain and Retreat.

rodgoutla, MJItcucgrO, DC. y..-Iuu
Mou,euegru army opens wax aga1us.
IurAc! .n.s morning b! attaching
sJouq IulDlsu position opposite tn,a
place. Prince Peter, ,ny young sOa oi
King Nicholas, nreu .uc inst shot. Tho
Wg. luo -.-u. Do. n.uE old along o.,
uuc aud au ar...yl! 4uy. eusucd. N.tA.
.u tNrui. yUc lu.u..rr utu l.It.tsu guua
we're slIcueyI auu ,u, luIas lctrcaI,4
from 'ur. position yu Mount rlaIh.n.
jzau.
By noon zoe Iurhs uad evacuated
the mountain. IodgOu,Ia IS Tie head
quarters Ul tAe Mouiruegrlu forces anu
ammo Inc enthusiast, cheering uI tAo
people, kIg Nicholas NI.u Prince MII
80, Als second son, aud stan, rode ear!
| go tue mountains j0 surNc! t"c POsIt.,ua
| Iuc Muuteucgrln guns mad been placed
the might before and strong detacu.
mouts or men were held Iu reserve
should inc Turkish forces prove largcs
than the reports VI tuc scouts Indicated
PuurtuaIly at : 70 clock, the hrst shot
was directed at me Turkish position ou
the mills opposite Uy Prince Peter WHO
; captain of the artillery Al tao
firing uI the gun the band ia The Mon
,enegrlu ueadquarJvr, struck " tho
royal hymn. That the Mou,cuegrA hrc
was elective, was proven by the GuicE
retirement oi the IuIhs. After tue!,
evacuated the mountain general al
vance OF MouieuegrIu infantry Was OF.
dcrcd Covered 10y concentrated aItI..
.ery hry iue infantry moved toward
the strongly fortified Turkish positions
IA Det,uItcu mountain which commands
ne road to Scutarl.
Az clock he Turks landed troop,
Ou the shore OF Lake ScutarI near tue
Monteucgrin frontier, \ general ell.
gagement followed IN which heavy loss.
cs were inflicted by the Turks. IN"
Greeks were driven back over the front.
Ter, according 70 a dispatch from Sa.o.
nikL.
Many Albanian villages 10 the north
OF the Boyana river are in flames, ~.
cordiug TO this dispatch. Many fugs.
tIyes, including wounded men, have Ar
rived at Scutarl. some peasants wAu
fled 10 the frontier posts at s2amcs'
were slain by Mouteuegrins.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11
ROCK ISLAND MAIL AND
EXPRESS Is HELD UP
Robbers Flag Train With Red Lantern
and Escape With Small Amount
OF Booty

Fori smith. Ark. Oct. : Rock l..
lani train No. ~. west bound, was held
mp aud the express, and mail was rob
bed tonight near Howe. okla. according
80 Dispatch from the station agent
ct 'hc guui 70, IIailcv,illr. okla. Satc>
m The express go were dyuamited.
The amount stolen has not been learn.
ed. Passengers were not mOlested
Howe - twenty-five m,|os south of
Po'rau. whore Kansas City Southern
train was held up few days ago.
The train was stopped on a curve in
q wooded "ut midway between Wi,ter
AMI Howe. The robbers matted the
train with red lantern.
They have been located in corn,
field near Wister. \ posscc is rnrou't
there from IIsilev,llo.
The engine aud baggage cnr were un
coupled and taken away ~ 10 p. m. and
the dvuamtinp begun, which con'iu
urd until l:2l q. m. While the mer
seem To have secured fow hundrc,
dollars from the small safe, the larg,
safe. containing ssO,OOOoo refused I,
WELD up its valuahles. and was taker
OFF ~ ri Reno on the 9th.
There il too much Of this kind ot
work going on. \ Pullman was rOhhe,
near Kansas City recently in which wa
Tucumcar citizen whose loss is re-
ported 20 be 100000
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11
REPUBLICANS HOPE
WELL FOUNDED
JArrA's ELECTION Is
ASSURED SAYS CLARK
Republican State Chairman Declares
That Party is Moving As Unit
for His Election

lIrrhru ~. Clark Of I", Vegas, chair
mon Of 'hr Republican ,to'" committee,
cam, 10 Albuquerque for several hours
un % m,iuc., trip conrcr'od with the
campaign. leaving this affcrnocn on No,
campaign, leaving thi, aftcruoou on No.
Tor hi, hcadouartrrs IN santa Pc.
''Mr. laffa, " said Mr. clark. lis 60
ug 20 carry New Mexico hv % majority
which will surprise even his strongest
supporters. From end 'o end of the
,'or, h, nomination has met with the
npnroyrl and enthusiasm which the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11

afternoon a grand review and dress
parade will hr presented 10y the infant
rs, cavalr, aud artillery, ,u interesting
feature Of which will b" no" drill 'o
music of the Twenty second infantry.
the crack foot regiment or the country,
Band concerts IN the plazas and parks
will help TO- culycn the day.
On Friday, oct. 20. the last day o'
the carnival. there will be baseball
game az the park, concert nt the street
fair aud grand Os.ApIc parade AT nigh.
In the parade chief Os.Aplc and hi.
queens will be escorted hv procession
Of civic and military bodies aud the
carnival spirit will run giut The pa
tron saint of III Paso will be hiddcu
farewell in blaze of pvrotcchnics, q,
he waves his adicux and disappears tu
his great retreat in the big mountain.
Interesting exhibits of articles mad'
and sold by FL paso leading firms, q
kennel show aud hundreds of other fca
| turcs will make up the street fair and
midway
Special rates will hc quoted hv al
| the railroads entering III Paso and t.
!, expected that the attendance vii
greatly cN"""d tfat of los' year At the
S'a'obood Jubilee.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11
FROM A cHnD's POINT OF VIEW

When that spound girl arrived at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hanna
recently, and little MANS Garrett, who
is sister Of Mrs. Hanna heard the
news, she was quite serious for few
moments and then asked the following
questions:
Where did they get IT.
How long is il going to stayt
Can il walki
Is it gentlei
Will II come 10 youi
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11
BOUND FOR ALBUQUERQUE

Last sunday morning the following
lett tor Albuquerque 20 attend lodge
meeting there.
Mr., and Mrs Lee Sherwood, MIR. and
Mrs. ", h. Wheeler, Mrs. DeOlivera
and Mr.. Krrhpatrirk. Hope they have
nice time.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11
BOSTON WINS TODAY
BY SCORE OF 3 TO |

Word was Just received here that Boston today's
game Of the Worlds Championship series with New
of one game far but New York j. not letting the Bean
Eaters do anything but play thc hest ball they know
and they certainly can go some. Here's hoping for
New York tomorrow.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-10-11
CLAYTON CITIZEN
GOES TO THE TooMBs

Judge O. T. Toombs has purchased
The Clayton Citizen and will himself
on the editorial chair Of that paper,
Judge Toombs has many friends here
among Quay county citizens, who wish
him we'll in his journalistic career, as
he is plum good one at any under
taking.