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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28


Our neighboring town OF Wendell is
arranging To vote ON bond issue and
the Village Trustees have passed an or
dinance calling for special election 10
be held ON April 23rd, al which time the
question of issuing improvement bonds
to the amount of $1,000 and an addi-
tional So 900 Of bonds Tor the purposc
of erecting public buildings will I've placed
before the taxpayers of that town for
approval ar rejection. We are glad to
see this spirit al progrcssiveness mani
Tested in our neighboring town and
trust that the result 81 the vote will
unanimously sustain the action Of the
trustees in taking this forward step in
the matter OF improvements.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
Dressmaking and Sewing.

wonld respectfully announce To the
ladies oi Jerome and vicinity that | am
now prepared Ia do dressmaking and
plain sewing at my home in the Cook
residence near the water tank.
NIIS. VI. X JOHNSON.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
Church Announcements.

ON account OF lack Of space the regular
church announcements could not bc pub
lislied this week but the usual services
will be conducted by the pastors Of the
different denominations. You are cor
daily invited to attend.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
To Exchange
Jerome,

Won ID ribbons with 10 birds at 1912
show at Jerome. They are beauties.
Exchange winning White Rock eggs for
cash or wheat and corn at $500 per ID
rate. Let me hear from you il you want
eggs from the hest stock.
RoBir j. korFHND,
Wendell.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
f:stray.

Taken up, on the premises of {. L.
Ray, buckskin pony, weight about 65O
pounds, branded horizontal r. on left
hip. Owner can have same 10y calling
ut my premises miles south of jerome,
and paying charges.
III c. \. RAY.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
viii Plant Flowers.

The ladies of Jerome and vicinity are
slready maniiesting interest in the grow
ing of flowers this season. and in order
To encourage this branch OF horticulture.
the ladies OF the Civic Club have an
nounced the following prizes which will
lie awarded for flowers and plants at the
annual Flower Show 10 he given 10y the
Club early in September:
Asters Carnations
Cosmos tannas
Dahias Gladiolus
\asturtiums Pansles
California Poppies sweet Peas
Roses Ferns
Double petunia Golden Glow
Marguerite Geranium IN pot
First and second prizes awarded Tor
hest collection of house plants
First and second prizes awarded for
best collection of old fashion flowers.
First and second prizes awarded Tor
best general collection.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
Hogs for Sale.

Two Poland China Bears; II head OF
shoats and lat hogs.
{. 4. MILLER.
mile n. ". oi jerome.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28

For Sale.
Fine Rug Call at Burkhead's Grocery
For Sale.

Seventy sacks Idaho Rural and Peach
blow seed potatoes These are seconds,
having gone through Ia in. screen in
the field. Prices reasonable.
Also one california Special" III in.
riding pillow, almost new. See II. l..
Speakman Il Son, miles northeast OF
Jerome.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28

A grey-black overcoat on road leading
east to Jonathan Valley. Finder will
please leave at Jerome State Bank and
receive reward. , ii.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
Eggs For Sale.

From prize winning stock. Toulouse
Geese, SI.25; Indian Runner Ducks,
81 90 per setting. Leave orders at kich-
mond's store. Mrs. CHAs. REED,
Lake Adelaide Ranch,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28

Good span young mules; VT. about
100 each, and years old, and gentle.
A. &. ALEXANDER.
miles north, IA miles west al Je-
rome, or enquire AT this Office
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
For Sale.

One good young horse, weight 400 lbs !;
Also :. &. Rhode Island Red eggs for
Matching; sl.0o per setting. OTro BRowN.
mile south q. 5. l.. Depot, or adj
dress box So, Jerome
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
Wanted.

Some one to farm ~ acres; miles
south OF Wendell The So OF swl4 Sec.
10 Tp. :, range III f. B. NJ lG acres
cleared. Will pay Tor the clearing and
give ali the crop. W. l.. BRowN,
LAG South 18th Fast. Salt Lake City,
u
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28

! have good lot Il year old Jona-
than and Winesap apple trees; cheap for
cash or will trade for clearing and plow-
ing. Tios. JAy0oX.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
Lost.

A pair of bow glasses contained in case
marked Globe Optical Co " Finder
please leave AT this office. > II.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
Shade On's Victor No. 7Oo57.

A Registered Jersey Bull. Can be had
Tor service AT my place Il miles north oi
town. Clubs oi three, 5000. Single
service. 500. {. j. MANNER.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
For Sale or Rent.

4 four-room house with bath; two
screened porches. See
JAMES IL. GRENZERACK.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
Eggs For Matching.

X. &. Red eggs for Matching.
;. :. SHAW,
Jerome, Idaho
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
Wanted

Position on farm by married man. FIX
perienced farmer, stockman and irri-
gator. Best oi references. Address box
lS1. Jerome.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
For Rent.

ON shares. ~ acres > miles from .Ie.
rome, ~ acres in alfalfa. Enquire Of
JEROME DRUG Co.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28

/ have a cheap team Tor sale.
W. i. RICE
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
For Sale.

Fawn and white Indian Runner duck
egg; 81. 80 per setting. Leave orders At
the Racket store, or address,
j. 4. WISE,
II Jerome.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
Wanted.

Second hand road cart Address
, 81. Box l42, Jerome
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28
For Sale.
For Sale.

Fine Rug. Call at Burkhead's Grocer.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-03-28

If
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1912-08-09
ROOSEVELT AND JOHNSON
THE PROGRESSIVE TICKET
Convention of Third Party Works in Perfect Harmony.
Not Ballot Taken Nomination on Plat.
FORM Colonel and California Governor
Go to Platform and Accept

Chicago H.. Aug s.---Singing con.
ward Christian soldier aud the " Bat.
tie hymn ot the Republic the dele.
gates 10 10" first national convention
Of the Progressive party last night pro.
claimed Theodore Roosevelt, of New
lorh. ~ their candidate for president
aud governor Hiram ". Johnson, OF
California as their choice for vice pres.
dent.
Marking new departure in the pro.
rrodugs of ua'loual conventions, the
two candidates Immediately were mott.
hci of their nomination, and in the
midst of the dcatenirg cheers they ap
pcHrcd before the delegates to voice
their acceptance ond 70 pledge their
best efforts 10 the coming campaign.
For several hours during the after
noon and early evening the throng in
the collisium had listened to flow OF
oratorv IN nominating aud secondinp
speeches. in which the dominant note
expressed was the belief that victory
would come 10 the new party in No.
ycmbcr.
The convention adjourned at 7:2i =.
m, with the delegates singing the "dox.
olo"y' in msty voices. During the
three DAYS it WAS in session there was
not roll call nor ballot.
There was no voice Of opposition,
either 70 COL Roosevelt or Governor
Johnson The delay in nominating them
was due 10 the large number Of second.
ing speeches allowed.
IN connection with these speeches one
Of the interesting scconding speeches
of the day was that of +, X. Glecd, Of
! New York. = negro.
Nv" stani hv The platform, hc
said, eve stand by Col. Roosevelt ;
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L. M. GOLDBERG DEAD

Tclcgrams were received from Miner.
al Wells, Texas. Thursday stating that
j.. VI. Goldberg had died very suddenly
at that place. uuI asked advice ~ 20
the disposition of the body. The mes.
,agcs were addressed 20 his wife who
lives here and to the Moose lodge Of
which order he was member
Mr.. Goldberg left 1ucumcari Sunday
morning and no one knew whore he was
going or whether he intended 10 return
or not His wife was not aware of the
place he had departed for and knew
nothing of his whereabouts until the
message Of his death was received
The deceased was in the tailoring
cleaning and hat.blockiug business here
and had been here for sometime. II
was he who organized the present con.
cert band IN our city. lie had been i'm
il health and ar times was desponient
lie told his wife he mast 90 10 some
springs and seek relief by mineral wa
tcrs as his stomach was in bad shape,
but stated no point in view.
The news Of his sudden death was
qnite shock 10 our town, and Mrs
Goldberg and two.yoar.old child have
tho sympathy Of all, as she has no rela.
tives, and her means Of support is lin.
i'cd.
The death of one Of our citizens on,
among strangers seems sad, but AN has
been done that could hc, so we are in.
formed
The Moose lodge is looking after the
condition Of Mrs. Goldberg aud will
furnish her with financial aid.
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did not stop and the man dropped in
the tail grass beside the track. Fur
thrr down the track WAS the horse and
buggy that Ballew had stolen.
Devinr hurried forward aud the next
moment Balew opened fire. They cN
changed many rounds of shots, the dep.
uty giving way until hs had Ictrratrd
back toward La .Iunta for nearly q
mile Dcvinr at last reached house
wnrrr there was telephone and ran in
aud 'rlcphoncd for assistance. IN the
meantime, Balicw had met negro nam.
ed Wilson driving a buggy, and forced
him to get ont and turn the vehicle
started driving at breakneck speed 10.
ward La Juu,a.
rs he drove away, Wilson drew
revolver from his pocket and emp' cd
II ~ the fugitive. one bullet striking
him in the thigh. Ballcw had not gone
far when hc met four deputies coming
Ia the assistance Of Devine. He mmp.
ed ont of the buggy and lodging be.
hind tree immediately opened FIRE
Devinc came mp and the shooting be-.
came n vrrltahlr battle royal. Ballcw
was shot again in the right thigh, but
he dragged himself across the fields
keeping his pursuers at bay by his ac.
curare aim.
At length his ammunition nearly cX.
haustrd, he reached the farmhouse OF
John Higgins, wherc he demanded n
horse and buggy, Higgins lodged into
his house aud procuring rifle fired
at the fugitive. Ballew did not return
the fire hut lmping rs hest he could,
rctrca'ei behind haystack.
Then one shot was heard When the
posse closed in upon him they found
Bnllrw dead with bullet through his
head. II was the last bullet he had
Two rrvolycrs lay beside him. None Of
the pursucrs were injured,
Ballew was a stage driver and came
to Colorado from Copper Hill, Tenn
about two wears ago,
Las Cruces, y, NJ, Aug. 5.--Mrs Geo
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TEXAS HOPE SHOWS HERE

The big boy, Cas- Taucr, from Texas
gave an exhibition a' 'he Opera House
Monday evening. and made splendid
show both in strength sud radid.ty
Ills sparrng partner Frank Mayo, is
40 match for him aud hc could not
put forth his best efforts Ills future
will be watched with interest, az the
several fights he has won has been by
'hc knockout route before the third
round closed He il 60 meet a big fel.
Iow in Clovis soon for the heavyweight
championship Of Texas
The attendance was not large, so the
match between the local white hope,
Oscar Crofford, and Tarycr was called
or. This was just 90 bee for one round
and the local "pug" was there ready
for the bout, but was not called Oh
10 give an exhibition Of what he could
DO 20 the big Texan.
The preliminary ho'woou %, two .ol
orci boxers was highly 'niIvrG
The proposition was losing one G.
uaucially hut they did their part and
thanked those present for tbctr pat.
rouage.
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Z, f. Nicholson,
Secretary.
MEx1cANs FIRE ACROSS BORDER

III Paso, Texas August 7.--Mcxicaus
fired agains last night ON United states
troops on guard on the border. The
firing this time occurred almost oppo.
site the III Paso Smcltcr, northwest Of
this city, three or four miles from the
spot whore the firing occurred last week
exchanged between troops aud the Mex
leans Last night only few shots
were frci from tine Mexican side Of
the river, but they appeared TO bc aim.
ed directly at the American soldiers
camping near the smrltcr pump house,
The Americans returning the fire, The
soldiers believe the firing was done by
rebel patrolmen and that it was done
with malicious intent, The affair was
reported to General Il. z, steev.
or, commanding the department Of Tex.
as this morning.
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New Office Building, Shops Enlarged
and Other improvements Now
Being Made Here
E. p. & s. W. BELIEVES IN TUcUM
Pay Roll Increases Despite the Dullest
Season One Bank Handles over
$4,000 One Pay Day

Rumor hls It chat, besides the deep
wells now h"Hg pat down near the
round house aud shops by the Railroad
Company, that new Office building is
'o bc erected for the T.. z. & 5. W. Rail.
road Company and also the round house
90 be- enlarged by an addition Of ten
new stalls
This Railroad Company believes in
progress and the continued increase in
their business demands more commo.
dIuu. quarters and they are always
equal to au emergency. These improve.
mruts show more permancucy and sta.
hllity. The pay roll continues 10 in.
crease, the June roll being the largest
ever aud u the July roll the First Ma.
'ional Bank alone handled over $50.
nOo o. their paper the next day after
pay day and another evidence of pros.
pcrity j. the First National Banks de.
po,it recently reached the sum of S477,.
900. which shows our financial condi-
ion is NOT so bad In this vicinity. The
new First state Bank is progressing
nicely too, and the merchants are en-.
loving a good trade. Residences, the
good substantial Kind, are being erected
|nl. over The city, SO from all points OF
view prosperity reigus supreme in Tu.
rumcari, Notwithstanding crops condi.
'ious are not So bad, but not so good
as We would like 70 see In some see.
tions of the country.
Great is Tucumcari. She is bound
to grow now and you can bank on her
future being bright one.
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letters, we stand by his speech. And
20, We stood by him at san Juan HlL
So We will stand by him ia November
aud fight for victory
Miss Jane Nddams, Of Hun House.
chicago. va. among those who second.
cd ,ol Roosevelt. She was greeted cu.
Enthusiastically. The new party formally
placed itself on record ~ favurug
equal suffrage, aud further recognized
the sutiragcttr movement by providing
tor four women members at large on
the National committee
col. Roosevelt, .u his speech Of ac.
rcptaucc, said:
NH. chairman, aud men and women.
who Ia his convention represent the
high and honest purpose of the people
of AL our country come forward to
tuaur YOU from my heart for the honor
you have conferred upon me and 10
say that Of course / accept | have
been president and measure my words
when say hold it by far the great.
r-t honor and the greatest opportunity
/ that has ever come 10 me 10 be called
| hy YOU to the leadership for the time
/ being of this great movement in the
interests Of the American people.
"Aud friends, wish now 20 say how
dcrr,ly sensitive | am of the way IN
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MoRMoNs sKIRMIsH
WITH THE REREIs

FL Paso, Aug s--Aftcr skirmish
with rcocls near Colonia Jaurez, the
Mormon men who started for the Amer.
lean border, established camp in the
mountains west Of Colonia Jarrez and
are waiting there FOR the men from the
Chuirhupa colony before starting for
The states. The refugees from Colonia
Duhlon ana Coorja Garcia and Pacheco
and ms soon as the colonists from Chuich
upa arrive they will start for the line
overland
This information was received at the
Mormon headquarters here Thursday
morning iu a Icttcr from luuius Romney
stake officer Of the Mexican colonies,
who has joined the men aud who is
in command Of them, No one was in
Iurcd in the skirmsh which the Nor.
mons had with the rebels which at
tempted TO stop them from leaving the
country As thc Mormous are all arm.
rd, thcv arc capable Of making a stub.
born defense and il is believed that
they viii be- permitted 10 come to the
border without further Interference.
Two messengers from the Mormons
here have been sent 10 Hachita, n. NJ,
ana will leave from there to go TO the
men who are oucampcd in the mountains
west Of CoIruia Jaurcz. The two mes.
>cugcrs viii carry messages from the
officials Of the church here and in
structons for the further direction of
the men Of the Mexican colonies who
arc waiting for the remainder of the
rolonis's 70 Join them before they start
for the line.
Rev. l.. Pratt president Of the Nor.
mon Mission IN Mexico City, arrived
here Thursday morning ana is now in
conference with the Mormon officials.
lie says that the revolutionary trouble
seems to he confined 20 the north.
Although the original $4,000 which
was appropriated by the war depart
mcut for the purchase Of supplies for
the Mormons, has been exhausted, the
officers of the church have been assur.
ed 10y Col T.. T.. S,eever that the ra
tions will continue to be issued, as he
has tclePraphed for more funds.
Property held by the Mormons in
Mexico is being listed with the Ameri.
can consul at Jaurez, so that claims
may be filed against the Mexican gov.
crnmont when the amount of damage
done to the property Of the cOlonisis
can be obtained.
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A SPLENDID LETTER

The following is reply 10 an invi.
perimrntal Farm On August ~. II TX.
plains Itself aud We believe will bc in.
tercsting 10 all on, readers, aS il shows
the present educational interest being
taken in our city
August 6. 1912
Mr.. 4. II. Mahon. Secretary
Chamber Of Commerce. civ
Dear SIR
beg to acknowledge Your kind in.
vtation ~ attend the old fashioned
basket dinner aud barbecue. at the EX
pertinent Farm, on August -, ~ 1850
=. m.
From the tone of the invitation I de.
cidcd il would bc perfectly proper to
consult with the members of the Quay
County Institute now in session az the
Tucumcari High School, and ascem q in
the sentiment in favor of accepting
the invitation. You, and perhaps the
cooks, also, will be- interested 10 know
that II was decided by the unanimous
vote of the more than one hundred
teachers in attendance, 10 plan our
work that We may all be- able 20 attend
the great event, You may therefore cx
pect about one hundred twenty-five of
MS AZ the picnic grounds at the tim"
stipulated in the invitation.
Assuring YOU that the teachers of
Quay aud adjoining counties will lend
their influence in all matters that tend
10 build greater aud better Western
New Mexico, am,
Most sincerely,
JOS. =. HOFER,
Conductor of the Institute
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Mrs. Tom Taylor Tucumcari
Eta Zimmerman, Tucumcari
Mrs. ". V. Willis. AnListon
Mrs NJ l.. Whctscll. Tucumrnr
Mrs j. X. Wall, House
y. G. Williams, lIanlcv
Miss Vera Quay White Nara Visa
w :. Iorns, Tucumcnri
Miss Lucille Armstrong, Roosevelt
Miss Edith B Andrews, Tucumcari
Mrs. Eta Archuleta, Solono
j. =. Brisse, Ragland
Miss Flora i. Bell Hudson
Miss Caroline Bell. Hudson
Miss Bertha Barber, Nara Visa
j. ID. Buck, Admission
Miss Alice Berry, Tucumcari
Mary Baker, Rama
Mrs, W. f. Bonds. Quay
Miss Fisher Bonds. Quay
Miss Alice Biggerstair, San Jon
Miss ESsie i"itcN, MontoNa
Miss Minnie Click. Tucumcar
-. V. Cisscll, Tucmmcnri
Miss Opha Cornrttc, Murdock
Miss Edna Cleveland. Allen
Margaret Chapman, Tucumcari
u. &. Ellis. Tucumcari
Edith Edmonds, Mosqucrn
Anga Elder, san Jon
Mrs. Maud Elder, Roy
Mrs. Lon Ford. Tucumcari
Npnes Firestone, Melrose
Mrs. Anna Guilmcltc, Mosqucro
Earl \. Grrhardt Tucumcarl
Miss Clara Gcrhardi, Tucumcari
Miss Lee Gentry, Tucumcari
Miss Agnes Horne, Tucumcari
Mrs. VI. \. Hickey, Tucumcar
q. l.. Hickey, Tucumcari
Mrs. G. l.. Tockcr. Bard city
j. y. Henderson. Tucumcarl
w. 4. Post, Bancroft. Kansas
Mrs. Casper Allen, Tucumcari
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CORRECTED PosToFFIcE LIST

Following j. list Of the postoaccs
Of Quay county as corrected August !,
1912,
Allen, Admission, Ard, Bard City, Cam.
"ron, Canodc, Castlcbcrry, Collinsvillc,
Curry, Dodsou, Doris, Endec, Forrest,
IIaulcy, Harris IIasscl, House, Hudson
Ina, Jordan, Kappus Kirk, Lockuey,
Logan, Looucy remain the same
lloyd. Barancos discontinued July
18th, mail 10 Lloyd.
Lucille Formerly Orton.
McAlistcr, Mncosa, Montoya, same
Moore Discontinued after August
18TH, mail 10 Turumcari
Murdoch, Nara Visa, Norton, Obar,
Oglc, Plain, Pleauo, Porter, Prairie View
Puerto, Quay, Raglau,l, Rama, Rcvuelto
Rock Island, Roosevelt, San Jon, Upton
Tucumcari aud West remain the same.
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RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS

WHEREAS. The Pastor aud the mem.
hcrs of the Center street Methodist
church, and the official board. desire
20 extend our appreciation and gratitude
20 Mr.. James Douglass, of New York.
president of the FL Paso 4 Sou Invest
cru Railroad Company. and the gentle.
men Of their New York Onice, for their
liberal donation Of 100000 toward lift.
ing the debt of the Center Street Meth.
pdist church building.
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BALLEw SENDS BULLET
INTO HIS BRAIN
After Desperate Chase, Man OH Way
to Kill Wife at Las Cruces, is
Found Dead

Ouhu Dbdu
La Junta. COLO. Aug 5.-Battlinp
desperately every inch Of ground he
gave, hefor" a posse, led 10y five drs
perale determined deputy shcriffs, Geo
Ballcw, Tennessee gunmau, sought n
moments respite behind haystack aud
fired q bullet into his brain, diving
instantly, three miles southwest Of this
city Yesterday,
Ballew was the man who shot mp n
summer hotel at South Platt Saturday
aud then started on "A wild chase for
Las Cruces, y, NJ, with the intention
of killing his girl wife who recently de.
serted him, He stated 10 friends be-.
fore starting on his wild csrupadc that
he was hound 10 be avenged for the
desertiOn Of his wife; and il was rrla
tives of her that hc shot at South Plat
Early yesterday morning Ballcw, ON
foot, he started from Colorado Springs
whore he had Spcut the night, toward
La lIuntu, Several miles out he stole
a horse and buggy from farmer named
George Goycrneau, The latter soon dis.
covered his loss and telegraphed to La
Junta. Thinking that Balew was mere.
~ horsethief, deputy sheriff Jack De.
vine left here to intercept him. He
had passed the village of Ormega when
he saw a man ahead of him try TO flag
a passing freight train, But the train
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Miss Odessa Brooks has returned
from her claim near Grady.