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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
sTEADrAsT CONFIDENCE.
The Following Statement should
form Conclusive Proof ~
Merit Ia Every Herald
Header,

Could stronger proof OF the merit
of any remedy be desired than the
statements " grateful cudursers Who
say their confidence has been uudi-
minishcd by lapse ur timc' These
ar. thu kind 81 statements that are
appearing constantly iu YOUR local
papers Tor DuHn'a kidney riiis They
arc twi,e-told and confirmed With
uCy, enthusiasm. can any reader
doubt tho following It's from q
resident uf this locality
Alberta Garcia, GalisteO street
Santa re. ~ NJ. says, II deem u a
pleasure to ,orrobordtc the public
statement | gave IN praise of Dosn's
kidney Pills about seven years ago.
1 found them tO be an excellent REM
cdy aud have never hcsitatcd 10
Nouch for their merits when an on
portuuity has been presented. For
w" wears / was he bad shape from
bavkaphc aud kidney trouble and
when Doan's kidney Pills wcr"
brought TO my Rotiyc resolved to
try them I procured a. box and they
not only drove away the hackacho
hut regulated the passages of the
kidney sccrctions aud toned ~ my
cutir system
For sale by All dealers. Price 80
cent? Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the tn,
states.
Remember the nsmc-DOan's-p'
take no other. ADV. 20
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
NEW ROSWELL DRAIN NsE
DISTRICT 80 ~ SETTLED

Roswell. ~ NJ. Feb -, The I;os-
we'll drainage district and the Ea-'
Grand Plains district Win settle their
boundary dispute without legal pru-
cess. thanks To the action ot thu CONF
mrrCiHi club.
\ meeting uf the COMMISSIONER
with attorneys aud various business
mcn was held Yesterday morning to
discuss the matter and soc u SOM"
agrcaabi" adjustment could not hc d"-
tcrmiucd upon
white the meeting was not official
Q is thought that tn petitioners ol
both districts viii stand for III" action
Of this amicHbic adjustment as q
VIII save them both time and money,
aud eliminate much hard l'clihs
among the farm holders.
The grccm'ut as made yesterday
was that the southern boundary line
of the IIoswvll district. and IN" north.
cru buuudar, line of the Vast Grand
plaiuS district should hr line run
ming east and west OF the south Nuv
ut tn hig Hag"rman orchards.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
BROWN OIL WELL IN
ARTESIA DISTRICT NOW
PUMPS l24 BARRELS

Art,sia. y. NJ. Feb. iS-That the
Brown oh well is now producing ~
barrels per dag OF - hours is claim
ed bN the owners. on Monday new
packer was set which further cused
OF the artssian nOw of water. Thc
pump was started ami run under test
for twelve hours. aud there was a
measure Of o. barrels of oil
william Farish of Houston, who IN
now connected with the Pcyus Valley
bil and Gas company, says that TINS
Held is worth trying out MI Fhrlsh
IL now Interested iu over forty pro
ducing wells and ~ here 10 thurous n
Is test out this ucld. he now has the
pump ON the Brown well going nigh1
and day and n installing another rig
on the Ernest place which udloinr
the brown land ON the south. lie VIII
have the rig In operation before Inc
nd OF the week.
There Is tu hc getrtUgCthor meet
ing Of All the companies now operat-
ing In this field for the purpose of
po-opcration There are here nav
the Producers, j. NJ Guny on com
plny, the Dayton Petroleum com
pany. the PcCOs VALLEY oil ana Gas
company and several private concerns
aud others are expected In before th'
week end
The Dayton Petroleum compan,
received two cars Monday and oi
Tuesday two more cars Ut well rigl
aud derrick material to start i've
holes as soon us stun can be- placed
II nov looks like this part OF the vat
ley was going Ia have an Oh try-uu
az least. and from all indication
there Ia an Immense Held here
Every expert ana geulugist wis
has been over lhe ground SAYS tina
mo doubt exists az TO what the cut
rnmc viii be-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
tspselsi Correspondence 90 'As Herald !

IHnectni Nofreapondehee 90 ere Herald
Ration. = NJ. Feb. IA force of
$50 or more men viii be- engaged for
the next two years o. So with teams
iu thu construction ct the 5.OOO-gcre
t3OU. 600 irrigation project at the i,a-
ton irrigated Lama company near
thu city THIS ~ assured because
of TIM successful outcome of n'gutiH-
tirns With an eastern bond buying
HOUSE. An agreement drawn up by
thee" people waH signed aud returned
this week
The present deal with "a, eastern
bond company haF been contaminated
along the rolluVing lines. Tia" east
iru interests are To- name twu ut ia
u"uib eft the board uf directors,
they are tp contract Toe the safe OF
the bonds and Tor the construction
work un the dum aud bitches tho
proceeds from lhr bonds viii hoe en-
ploytd Tor che purrhHs, cot tho land,
payment ON construction work and
az other necessary expenditures. The
bond cutnpany viii guarantee the 70
payment uf all paid w stock with Z
por cent Interest from time ot pay
tprut and VIII also guarantee q paru.
'ipatlun in the profits at the company
proportional to the amount of stock
held All stock subscribed to date.
which amounts to approximately $40
uuu. must 10" paid ~ ip full az once.
The construction work. now being
carried on with scV"rul teams aud H
number Of men. must proceed Win
ui yigur Tho head man and chief
engineer eft tho eastern parties VIII
%. on the ground within the n"N'
week cor ten DAYS, preparatory to thy
placing oft e large construction force
al work
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
TUCUMC An CREAMERY To
BI RUNNING MARCH g.
Special Commemorative o. che Herald I

TucumcarL s. NJ. Feb I7.--Mr VI
Mortcnscn ut Wcathvrfurd, Ten, VIII"
has been on deaf with the chamber
ct commerce for -umU tim, To- cs-
tgbli-h and operate q creamery m Tu'
'umCarL has made tn" final arrange
mcnts and ALREADY ordered the ms
chiucry and equipment Tor his plant
\ part of the Tucumcdri lee aud
Coal compuuys building VIII be- used
at present for 20 site This arrange
mrut was mHdC ou account eft com
Ncuicut power and cold storage inril-
itcs The msinc-- h. &" Ice opened
about March ~.
Mr. Nurt,ue,u Be- very sinEuiu" l~
Co.. "a, prospects. Ito expects &" 49,
only get IA, entire output OF cream
iu QUAY county. hat Boa addition 90
good share uf ~" Trad" from west
cTn Kansas and Texas.
H,sldos manufacturing butter u,
vIil MAX" t,c cream Ia large quaint '-
tics. having purchased the icy cream
business of the ice company.
Il is understood thu; Mr.. Morton
sen contemplate putting ~ several
other pr'tm"rios iu the eastern part
pf the state. making Tucuwcuri ht.
headquarters.
This move. b. g. believed. will uu
more towards helping IA" small iaru-
80 In this section than unythiu" that
hls ever hcfur, como 90 Tu'umoJri.
By raising cane and HAY crops and
converting t part at them into silngc
in De- fed tu dHirN COWS. the farmers
vho uwn good too ana q few milch
COWS can make living ana porhnpF
las hv a ittl" Tor rainy day
n o. said that Hugh swift pr'si.
drut 81 the First State hank, b. max
ing arrau ;rmcuts tu bring In herd
ct good dairy COWS 10 sell Go TIA"
farmers iu this vicinity.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
BLACK MAMBA SNAKE
Stays SEVEN DOGS

Hulawayo. Rhodopia. Feb. fy.--Mr.
knight % the Eiflel Blue mine. Mr..
Ward OF the Glencairn Campion. Mr..
Johnston. contractor. and others. ac-
companied b. eight dogs and q few
natives, have had a remarkable exper-
fence while out pig hunting
The dogs pointed az something, aud
u terrier rushed IN au selxcd a great
black mamhn. one OF the most dreaded
snakes Before the party could GRASP
the situation pointer Was bitten aud
had dropped dead. Another pointer
suffered similarly tho next moment,
aud The terrier WAS killed
ny this time the excitement Vas In
tense, All the sportsmcn and the re-
mnining dogs Joined Ia the melee.
A greyhound was bitten and died, and
then It's owner fred and blew part Of
the mamha away. Another member
Of TIE party got In a few successful
revolvcT shots. bat not before all tho
dogs had been bitten and seven had
died, Including Great Dane valued
AT $500.
The eighth dog. which ~as missed.
later. turned up az the 81 Aldwvn
mine and was given to kafir 10 take
IN its owners residence: but u de-
veiopcd strange attitude and en-
deavorcd to bite the boy, Who lea "
go. u has moi yet been found.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
& operations on New Mexico

cling operations on New sMexlco
streams
After tho Introduction OF a number
OF bills, none of them of any great
Importance and receiving the reports
on a number OF others, the house. on
motion Of Mr.. Mullens, adjourned un.
til Thursday. Practically the entire
work OF the session remains TO be
done. but the members exhibit no
concern and u II generally agreed that
the usual custom Of crowding every
thing into the last days % the session
VIII DO observed again this year.
When the session began there was
evident determination TO get busy
early la the game In order that there
should be- no ill considered lcgislR-
ton rushed through al the eleventh
hour This praiscworthy intention.
Ike the prcvcrhlal New Year rcsOln-
tion, seems To have been forgotten
and the man Who opposes an adj
journment and expresses "a desire To
get down To- business In earnest in
coldly received.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
IMPORTANT RETTERMENTs
ON I'r. SUMMER CANALS
[ special correspondence Ia the Hsrridl

Fort sumner, y. N, Feb. I'll, T.
Fuller. receiver for the Fort sumner
Land and Canal Co.. reports the CONF
plCtiuu ct tho work on the sluicv
gates ~, has had force of men
Working at this for the better part
uf four weeks, ana SAYS thutihV gate,
approaches etc. are he better Dondl.
ton than tor wears and that II VIII
hold TOR SOME time tee come.
Mr. Fuller reports also that hc Will
begin this week hauling logs and
material Tor the proposed JpTus Tor
the dam
He says, though that u t,rst-clyss
tuh uf work uf putting IN the apron
depends largely on how the land own
Crs pay their assessments for the
work. " they viii all pay these assess.
ncuts Immediately, e. good apron Will
hc put iu that viii keep the dam
from washing out every tim, there 10
a rise la the river
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
Rheumatic Blood
is Whole Story
Wonderful Specific for Sci-
atiCa, Lumbago, and a
Cure foe Dreaded Ar
ticular Rheuma-
tism.

There e. host ~ pile p0wdgs. tab
lets and what not for rheumatism, but
they an llrk HE first essential go being
q natural medicine. To begin with. rheu.
muilsm is Nmply a name gwen 10 dosig'
nate variety ~ pains, aud can only bo
reached hv rrigatlnE the entire blood sun.
ply with a naturally ssslmilatiye anti.
dote True. no paths may be- cased with
narcotics ur tho acids may bo neuiTsliEed
Cor the time being with other acids. hut
these merely tcmpori ana do not even
lead 10 a cure There ~ hut one stand.
ard rheumatism remedy, aud u reflects
the best thought 81 the dav u IL pre.
parsd ln he great Swift Laboratory IN
Atlanta. Ga and sold In an drug stores
under the name Of ;. \. S. at 800 a
bottle
starvation has been advocated by many
NJ A cure Tor rheumatism. aud yet =. \. s.
accomplishcs In fact what fnddists pro-
claim in theory and without the punish.
ment ~ starvation. Hot springs and
Hweatlpg are often recommended, but
s. 81 8. does al that Is expected of these
expensive and weakening methods
II In conceded by tho ciuseht students
az the subject that rhcuInati sm u caused
in mos, cases ~ an acid condition Of tho
blood aud aggravated by tho remedies
commonly used for relief In other cases
rheuinntism is the result 81 nerve depres.
zion In aim others Il g. the eject uf
sona sernfulous blood condition. having
been treated with mercury, iOdides. arse
mic and other poisonous mineral drug,
'Fhe reooveFles OF al these tSpes OF
theumst lsm by the uss Of \. : q IL a
Wonderuil tribute to the natural effcacy
az mis- remarkable medicine, for u Is as
Animated Just ss naturally. just a. spe
i .lncallv. and just az well ordained ~ the
nost acceptable. most palatable and most
| re,dliy objected food Do not fail "a
| get a botlle Of >. = - to-day You wlll
be aatonishea az the results your
, ~snuil ike 10 consult q great specialist
! Commercially. writa 10 Tho swirl SpocinS
Co, ls7 sxilt Bldg. AnsRsp, ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
CONSIDER NDIE DEVELOPMENT
WORK AROUND KINGSTON

Kingston. Sierra COUNTY y. NJ.
Fob. ts-Thcre is more activity In
mining her" al The present than for
many months The rise In the price
80 silver VIII this year see consider
able development work going on IN
this camp. n may ga safely said
that the mines 10 this locality are yot
capable ut producing high grade ores
Jr They did Ia tormer years. AMI one
may look FOR considerable develop
mcnt during the year.
Word nHs hcen received from the
Gold coin Mining company OF Colo
RADIO. that II IL their intention to again
do considerable prospecting in this
vicinity az soon ~ the weather Viii
permit. rhis locality shows the high
cst grade surface quartz carry INK SIT
yer values.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
s5O.IOOT WELL DRILLED
ON ENpEIttNENTAL FARM

1atrizozo, y. ~. tcb. i3.--rhc "a.
pcrimcntal farm committee composed
at Mcssrs. Quincy. r. " Jones ana
Stevens, accepted thu welt drilled on
the local experimental farm this
week from y. y. Phillips the dTiiicr.
tn well was down tu % depth nf 2b0
feet and had stand of iHs feet al
water which is Thought tu hy sufti-
ciUut for ull irrigation purposes oU
Tho tract Adequate means are lu"k o.
ing tor Flir testing ut the we'll just
~ this time but the committee OK
pc,t tu make q thorough test ln th,
cuuTs, ct a week ur two. when sur
lcicut pipe and Il pump viii be avail
able.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
ROSWELL To HAVE CENTHNL
EGG NND nay NNNkEr
tsssrIsI CosTsspasasScs 90 The assatai

Roswell y NJ. Feb. 1.-THE hoard
81 directors eft th, poc"s valley rnul-
Try association b., considering the 80
'1hlishmou 81 central market for
the handling retailing aud shipping
of eggs, poultry etc.
According to " r. Turner prCSi-
dent ol 10, association. lu short
time there viii bc central point
~ this point al eggs win n" guar.
uuircd. and if poultry men bring in
bad fruh thrv must max. 10 good
aud also ho luhic go smutl penalty.
Another feature ui the central sta
ttuu i- that poultry viii ~ gathered
herr and CARLOAD shipments viii b"
mad" to distant points
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

For a sprain you VIII md Cham
berlain's Eminent excellent. II allays
the pain. removes tho soreness and
soon restores the parts 10 healthy
condition. 20 and so cent bottles for
sale by all druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
TIlI HANlON TENT HING
COMPANY
AMENDMENT TO CERTIFICATE
OF INCOHPORATiuN or 4. T..
CANriEt.D COMPANY

CANriELD COMPANY.
The T. 4. Csnnold Company. a COR
poratiOn OF New Mexico, doth hereby
certify that u has changed It's name
10 the The Hanlon Tent Ring Com
pany.' said change having been de-
rlnrcd by resolution OF the board OF
directors of said corporation 20 be-
advisable. and having been duly aud
regularly assentcd To- by the vote OF
two-thirds In interest Of all the stock
holders having voting powers az u
meeting duly called By the board 0t
directors FOR that purpose; aud the
written assent Of said stock holders Is
hnretu appended. The registered Of
iiCv of the corporation IA located ui
40. 2ot " Central street. IN the
CltS OF Albuquerque Sew Mckee. ami
Mr. H -. Brooks Is designated as a
statutory agent therein ia charge
thereof aud upon whom process
against the corporation m1y be
served
In witness whereof said corporation
has caused thls ccrtiiicato 60 bee slgn-
ed bS RS president and secretary aud
its torporatc seal 90 be hereto affixed
the s1th day OF January. a. d. 1919.
a. BORDERS,
Attest Vice President
a. q. BROOKS.
secretary
corporate ScalD
state uf New Mexico
County Of Rsrnnino
ON this 2gth day of January a. ID.
1918. before me appeared 4. borders
and g. -. Brooks. 20 mo known 30 be
the persons described ln and who SIX
Ocutcd the foregoing instrument, be-
ing hy me severally sworn. each ior
himself and not one for tho other did
say. that \. Borders Is the Vice pres
ident and acting president and II. o.
Brooks Is the secretary respectively
of the 4. y. Canhcld Company, cor
poratiou. and that the seal Affixed "a
said instrument was signed and sealed
In behalf OF said corporation by au.
thOrity OF IL board OF directors, aud
the said A BORDERS and ", o. Brooks
acknowledge said instrument TO be
the tree act and deed Of said COR
pOratiun.
witness my hand and seal the dey
aud year last above written.
(SeaD JOHN NENAbLt,
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Novemoei
state o. New Mexico
County OF Bernalillo
Ou this ssth day OF January A, v
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

There ~ ~ better medicine made
Tor colds than Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. II acts ON natures pl'h. re-
lie,cs IN, lungs. opens the sccrrl"hS'
aids CxpcCtoration. and restores va"
system 10 healthy condition t"r
sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19
77,-Eoday's Live News Of the Great Southwest
5000 Acre irrigation Project
at Ration to Cost $500, 1000;
Sale of Bonds COnSummoted

Success of Enterprise Assured Tucumcar Creamery to Be in
Operation by March Is Roswell to Have Central Egg
Market Canal Improvements at Fort Sumner; Good
~ Well Completed Experimental Farm 1T CaTrzozo;
Roswell Drainage District Controversy Settled.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

Estate at New McxicoJ
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.
United States OF America }
State of Sew Mexico
Il is hereby certified, that the an.
ncNcd IN full, true and complete
transcript of the
Amendment a. Certificate Of lnsOr-
pOTaaiOn of q. n. Caniicld Company.
changing name 10
TIL HANIyON TENT HING
COMPANY
(NO. 1iiG1
with ia" endorsements thereon, aa
Same appears on file aud of record In
the office ot tito state Corporation
Commission
In testimony whereof. the Chair
man and Clerk of said commission
have hcrcunto set their hands and az
nNcd tho seal OF said commission. al
the city of Santa Pc, on this First
day OF February. a. H., 1913.
(Soan HUGH n. WILLIAMS.
Attest: Chairman
EDWIN T.. COARD.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

1913, before ulc appeared A. Borders.
vice president aud acting president.
and a. O. Brooks, secretary OF the
r. y. Garfield Company. each 10 mo
known who being BY mo
scverally ana duly sworn. each for
himself and rot one for the ether.
did Say that A. Borders n suc'I Vice
president and acting president, and
a. o. Brooks is such secretary re-
spectlyely of said above corporation
mentioned in and. each executed the
foregoing certificate, and that the seal
affixed 10 said instrument h tive COR
porttlon seal of said corporations aud
that said INSTRUMENT was signed and
scaled nv behalf OF said corporation
by authority uf It's beard of directors.
and With the assent 81 81 least two
thirds In Interest Of each class OF
stockholders OF said corporation hav-
ing voting powers as their voluntary
act and deed and as the voluntary
act aud deed ~ said corporation. And
Atlantis further say that the assent
hereto appended Is signed by al least
two-thirds In interest OF each class
of the stockholders Of said corpora
tiou having voting powers either IN
person or bs their sovcraily. duly con-
stitutod proxies or attorneys la fact
thcrCunto duly authorized ia writing.
A. BORDERS.
Acting President.
a. . BROOKS.
secretary
subscribed aud sworn 10 before me
this 2ath day of January \. ID 1913.
tScap JOHN VENABLE,
notary Public for Rernalilio
county. ~ A.
Ms commission expires November
IS. 1914
sTOCKHuLDERs ASSENT TO
CHANGE ABOVE NAMED.
We. the subscribers. being a. least
two-thlrds ln interest uf all tile stock
holders of the +. v. Canheld Com
pany. having voting powers, having az
"a meeting regularly called for the
purpose voted ia favor of changing
tho name of said corporation 10 the
'Thc Hunlon Tent Ring Company"
do now pursuant tu the statute hereby
give our written assent % such
change.
Witness our hands aud seal this
9Th day of January, a. H. 1913.
Roy A. Stamm .,....... A.aoe shares
Elizabeth ". siamm ... .0eO
Kenneth g. Baldrldgc. 1000
hnfuNiH, ts.t..t ts.t.srs. hf1uH
Frank stOrtz. ...,.. i,l0u
a. -. BROOKS. ,.........f.5 0U
Nciil a. Field
~ ~. o. Brooks (Proxyl i.00O
r. v Garfield
ny "A. -. brooks PROXY 4.7sf
Airs. r. =, cnnnold
By II. q. Brooks NrroNyi i.V00
ENDORSED
No. 7ffG.
Cor. Reed Vol 8. page see Amend
mont 90 Certificate OF incorporation
of H. T.. Garfield Company. chanKinx
name 10 THE HANLON TENT RiN0
COMPANY.
Filled IN Office OF state Corporation
Commission. February /, 1914. . q M.
EDWIN w. COARD.
Clerk.
Compared edo 10 so.
fNDENEp.
state OF New Mexico
County OF Dernalill0
This instrument vas hled Cor res.
ord on tho "a day az February tet1.
az 10 90 o'clock IA, M, Recorded ~
Vol &C" Mise % Records of said
county. folio au2.
1seaD A. n. WALKER.
cirgk ana Recorder,
Compared q. W. 70 n, W.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

We have money tu loan ~ per
cen, ON real estate security. John NJ
Moore Realty 60.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

Cosmos s~scsi. early siuwcring Giant
Caiiiornla. STAMINA Fruit Co., AIS W.
silver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

SpeDccr's Giant sweet PEAS; now ~
the time a. plant. Stamin fruif Co.
ti3 Nest silver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

How ~ the title 60 your property
Let NJ examine your abstract John
NJ Moore Realty 60.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

RAG" tor bringing out all the tci1'
per there b. in red hair
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

when man talks love hc acts a.
if n. felt ashamed of his conycT-li'
tiuu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-19

onion sets Should Dc planted nov.
NJ varieties. Stamm Fruit Co. ia
Ws~t silver
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-07-18
INFANT WATCHES TRAGEDY.

An eighteen-months-old baby boy, a
son Of Mrs. Yates by james Yates, and
the only child Of her last marriage,
shanbled about the narrow pool and
prattled in ecstasy at what II believed to
be frolic of its mother and the other
children. Several times, according TO
Floy Farris, she pulled the child
back from the pool while the tragedy
was being enacted. The child desired
TO get In the play The child is with
its mother in jail here at present. The
father, however, says be intends to find
. home for il and take charge Of it soon.
Mrs. Yates begs that ID be left with
her, and she indicates deep affection
for the baby.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-07-18

He was strangIed and mud was in bis
eyes, She got mad then and called
Floy to help her, Floy took hold Of
his hands and they worked a long time
to get him loose. He kept beggin'
mama not to hurt him. and coughin', :,
Mama kept on workin and 20 did Floy
and they got him loose. Mama put his
head down ia the water and held him
with both hands long time. He quit
movin and mama lifted him up and
looked at him and laid him down in the
water again. Z
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child has vivid picture Of the horrible
picture in his mind, and Attorney-Gen-
eraL Caldwell believes bis story viii sink
deep into the minds Of Jury. Ii is an
unyarnished tale, well told BY one So
young.