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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-04-02
Clapp is Mugwump, Farnha1n.

IlaPp Is NueWump, farnnam.
Crawford, the ':progresiye' repub-
lican United States senator of South
Dakota, was defeated at the pri-
maries last Tuesday by Burke, the
plain republican candidate. Our
own "progressive' Mr.. Clapp should
make note of this. Madison Press.
.-... !. !. i. ... ..
For a Substantial" Consideration.
There are but few papers that
come to our exchange table but who
have something good to say about
j. A. @. Preus. Jake is the man fol
state auditor and he is going to get
it.. He has a number OF substantial
workers in this part of the state,
who are doing things for him. Todd
County Argus.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-04-02

The fact that the suggestion of
Ole Sageng as democratic nominee
for congress originated with Frank
Day, next to cold Man Pease' the
greatest inventor of "wonder" ideas,
detracts somewhat from it's serious
ness. ST. Cloud Times.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-04-02
Troublous Times.

A tariff which will make the big
cities bigger and harder times for
the farmers is not the best kind of
craftsmanship for these United
States. But what can you expect
from the democratic party?-St.
Cloud Journal-Press.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-04-02
Farmers. Attention.

14-2tc
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1914-04-02

the governor expects to do.
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-13
WIGHT & CO., LTD,
Phone Main 462

The Open Day and Night House.
Biggest General Supply House in the
South. Everything in Hardware.
Ship Chandlery, Mill Supplies ana
Groceries. Full and Complete Line
Of Game Traps, Paints, Loaded
Shells, Cutlery and Stoves. moor
Boat Specialties, Gas and Gasoline
Engines, Batteries, etc. Travelling
Representative - .:- :: - -
Lower coast gazette., 1914-06-13

.ssa J, sff.ox. interest and eost,
KY. rs i .ertsin,trset a. land, stu
~ - Ne I'M hank 81 the Mis.
s;..;.ri piver. "a d4sienated a. o..
"a ~. esrtsin sections 81 land IN
tswnship q, seqtA rsnss y esst, and
ets 1.1s3-s e township - s'srs
sanss Se.So.sa $50. ..,A.
leopold. H:--Steees cs.sIG..
- ~, -; ~ ~ ~ ts.
~ ve,etsh ~; ~ 1E..s..~ go
!ss: ssssetson'f1aa; - 4
y1s1..e; Meetest ~ :. -
49, = s.''e: ..;s.;rri Yiver.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
OTERO COUNTY IS
POLITICAL ARENA
THIS WEEK
Adolph P. Hill of the Demo-
cratic Ticket and Hernandez
Who Would Go to Congress
to Speak.

A~lamogordo. y. NJ. oct. i2.-Otsro
county VIII be one OF the principal
bate grounds Tor the state political
contest his week. The week opens
the campaign in the county ana both
parties win be represented cy their
stars Adolph =. Hill. Democratic
candidate for the corporation com
mission and Ben Hernandez. candi-
date Tor congress on the Republican
ticket. VIII he the principal speakers.
Mr. hin is scheduled 20 speak az
Tpiarosa today. al , .. m; La Luz
90 80 3. M. and here at Z 80 .. IA.
other speakers viii also DE on the
program at an these places Mr.. Her
nandez will speak. according 20 pres
ent announcements, la this city, Tues
day night az 5 o'clocK. Cloudcroft
Wednesday, between trains. Bent,
Wednesday night; La Luz, Thursday
morning, and Tularosa, Thursday
aight Arrangements have been made
FOR several speeches here during the
campaign by Governor Mcdonald ana
Congressman FERGUSON.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
RAILROAD L00SES IN
TAX SUIT AT VEGAS

East Las Vegas. y, ~. oct Ia
The case Of the county AGAINST the
santa Fe railway, IN which the
railroad Is IA 2 for the sum Of So
SOC. 03. representing the m0un Of
the nrst installment OF 1913 taXcs
levied against il for bridge purposes,
was heard before District Judge
David J. Lcahy Saturday. The de-
Tense OF tho railroad was that the tax
was discriminatory and Illegal. but
the court could not see IL that way. in
the light Of the evidence and argu-
ment Of the district attorney. Judg-
mcnt was found TOR tho county.
Another case OF the state against
the Santa Re was also heard. The
suit involved taxes amounting 90 ST.
s25 levied against the properties OF
the railroad In district no. no. Las
Alamos. in which the deefnse Of the
road was that the boundaries OF the
district were not fixed nor a map hled
az the time the taxes were levied.
The attorney for the road showed the
court hat this was the fact, and judg-
men WIS entered favorable To the
railroad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
NEW MEXICO WEATHER
REPORT FOR HI
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER
CWeathsr bureau RoportJ

" nh ARNfNM NhNNNNN 80
The month OF September averaged
"a little above tho normal On tempera-
turc, Dut far below tho normal len
rainfall In fact, less than half the
normal rainfall occurred. -Four pre-
vious years have had less rainfall ia
september. however GSg2 OF.
1895, 065. 1905, O.5g. ana 1910. 0.5s
inch)i but ~ "a rule, the rains OF
summer continue well into septem-
Der giving an average for the month
Of about an inch and a half Cnnsid-
erlng the very favorable season prior
TO september the dryncss was highly
propitious, for a permitted hayinE
harvesting and threshinE. and the
maturing 81 crops and range under
most favorable conditions.
East and northeast counties were
least favored with showers. and show
a deficiency In excess 90 an inch. but
from the Rio Gfsnde valley west
ward fairly good rains occurred.
However. throughout the state the
precipitation WAS local in character
and widely different In amount even
"a nearby stations.
An excefs % temperature occurred
generally nver the state with the ex-
cepiion Of the southwest corner In
GLIDING most - Dona Ana. Luna and
Grant counties. where a slight de-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
HILL SPEAKS To BIG
AUDIENCES IN
GRANT AND LUNA
Democratic Candidate for
Corporation Commission Is
Making Roadway Where
ever He Goes.

Losdshurg, n. NJ. oct. i0.-Adolph
T. Hill Democratic candidate for the
state CORPORATION commission, spoke
20 q large audienr, OF enthusiastic
voters here tonight Hiu has been
accompanied during the past four
days IN "a tour Of Grant and Luna
counties in which ne has made votes
for himself and the whole tvket in
the two strongly Democratic counties.
Both Grant and Luna counties are
sure to return q larger majority FOR
Mr.. FERGUSON and the rest Of the
ticket than eve before At Deming
FRIDAY night Mr. HiH spoke ia a big
crowd lie win carry Hugh Williams
home county by a strong majority.
Williams lost the county last election
by 200 n that majority against him
may be expected 70 double November
B. as he lacks much of the support
given him az the first state election.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
10 NES-S VI
MURDER CASE
ON TRIAL
Jury Secured Saturday at Tu-
cumcari to Try T. H. Hunt
Charged With Double Muir
der in Quay County.

Tucumcari, \. NJ. oct. 12.-Trial
OF the case of the state against T. a..
Hunt. charged with the murdef of W.
n. Jones and John SWeazea near Tu-
cumcari last June. vas resumed b.,
district court for Quay county this
morning. with taking of testimony
FOR the state. The Jury was complet-
ed Saturday afternoon. a special
had passed twelve men. The case
probably Will occupy several days TO
come as ihcre are a large number OF
Witnesses. Jones and Sweazoa were
shot and killed while returning 90
Sweazea's ranch home from Tucum-
carl late In the afternoon Both men
were shot from behind. Hunt was
arrested Tor the killing soon after.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
GOVERNMENT WILL
SPEND 100000
At CARLSBAD
Concreting of Canals Under
Big Irrigation Project to
Turn Loose Big Sum of
Money.

Carlsbad. y. NJ. Oct l2.-TI.e
water was turned out Of al canals
under the Carlsbad national Irrigation
project last week. the water being
turned on thus early IN order TO per-
init the canals Co dry out t|horoughly
against The biz iop. Of Concroting
which the reclamation service viii do
during the coming fan and winter.
For the work 100000 has been APP
p%ropriated and wtll be spent this sea-
son. The RECLAMATION seryice even
tuaily proposes Goo concrete all main
canals under the system thus effect
ing an enWmous saving Of water
which has seen lost By seepage. The
work may require several seasons Ia
com lete although great progress is
expected this winter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
FEDERAL GRAND JURY
AT N FE BRINGS
IN az INDICTMENTS

santa Fe y 81. oct. 1.-THE fed
crai grand jury completed It's work
saturday and presented the follow
ing final report Go the court.
United states Of America. District Of
New Mexico.
In the District Court o. the United
states of America In and for the
District Of New Mexico. az the Oc-
tober Term Thereof. 1914
To the Honorable W a. Pope. Unit
ed states District Judge.
We. the grand jurors. having com
pleted all matters brought 10 our at
tention. beg leave to- submit this our
final report
We have reported 81 true bills. aft
ar thoroughly examining 100 Wit
nesses. and having had 50 cases pre-
scented before us.
We wish 90 convey our apprecia-
ton to the United States Judge and
the United States attorney aud the
assistant United States attorney for
the prompt, business IKE manner IN
which they have presented cases.
From their Legal advice ana ox'
plici2 instructions concerning these
NN'Tf me luFA az "a whole nav
worked In great harmony and with
remarkable uuison. ff
We further wish 20 comment upon
the promptness and ever cheerful.
ness Of a United States marshal.
4 All witnesses were brought with
out delay. which enabled ta 20 fi,
c%iiitate natters thereb, saving oul
country an expense that wOuA have
o~therwise been incurred.
To an other curt officials whc
have contributed 90 our comfort and
have made more pleasant ouF duty
We wish 90 extend our most sincere
thanks, and now that our services ar,
ended beg 10 be released from further
service az this time.
Santa ~. y A.. Oel 40. 1914.
CHARLES T.. DENNIS,
Forenmn.
RALPh NANDERWARr
.f. Secretary.
Phone .. Red Ram. Ell w. Copper.
Tor hrnt-claH8 hackh ana aarrlaaaa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
PREDICTION.

A DvERTisEMENTs which ap'
"A pear In two OF the besl
4 n known nfteen-cent maya
ZINES this month drive directly at this
advantages Of Albuquerque to those
afflicted with tuberculosis, dwelling
on health conditions and industrial
opportunity. These two ADVERTISE
ments, while small az 60 space. are
unusually effective. They are, first,
exceptionally well framed. second.
they are community advertisements,
lacking the personal ain note. and
az such are likely to attract an at
tention and a response which a pri-
waite sanitorium advertisement never
could hope for
Most important OF alb they reach
opN million nve hundred thou
sand OF guaranteed circula-
tion. Distribution Of publicity
on his scale cannot fail OF re-
suits. We venture. since the adyer-
Using committee of the club has
been fairly launched In its first ma
uonal publicity campaign. to predict.
that unless some provision Ii made.
and the advertising campaign con-
tinuing Albuquerque will within
ninety days be turning away cons.d-
cradle numbers Of desirable people
because Of lack Of suitable houses in
which so keep them
We believe the need Tor more
houses with modern equipment is
Imperative 10 Albuquerque Is to have
the full advantage OF this campaign.
some Time ago the Herald pointed
out the experience OF silver city.
which, with a campaign only half as
extensive as that proposed here. had
20 stop its advertisements in the
fourth month because every house
was fun ana people turning away.
There are few lf any desirable
houses vacant in Albuquerque now
The houses which are vacant are
those fitted OUT either with no bath
tub al all. or with % rustel iron one
II we covld have more modern
plumbing, heating and a bit OF re-
pairing done on the Old fashioned
Torrent property of this city. the
result would Toe adequate house room
60 Rll the demand for some time TO
come. Why the owners Of such
property hesitate to Improve il
as suggested, Is a mystery. The adj
vertising is 10 continue-the Com
mercial club guarantees that 1t H.
producing results right from the
start, the people here prove hat
Why not take advantage " the in
come which would be and Is sure 20
be offered when what are now non
producing houses are made habita bic
for those accry'omed TO and demand
ing modern c-onvcniences2
We venture the prediction that
within the next six months. unless
some adequate provision Is made. Al.
buquerque. ON a much larger pcale.
will have the same experience as sill
Yer city had, and which cost that
"a large part Of the benefit OF is
publicity effort
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
BETS MAY BE CNNDtDNr
FROM GRANT COUNTY

silver city. y. 81. oct 12-The
Republicans are to hold a second
county convention here Wednesday
night 60 ratify nominations for the
Legislature Howard a. Belts Of this
city. a popular man. is being urged
20 make himself i"ta % party saCri-
flee. and with him vs.. =. Ritter of
L%ordsburg. The Republicans made
an unsuccessful effort Co ge, a nom
partisan legislative ticket.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
DOING THE BEST
He Can.

Chairman Ely, u the Republican
state committee, IL the TARGET for the
shafts Of d majority OF the editorial
writer's 81 the state. Ely II doing the
best he can under adverse circum-
stances and he is deserving u pity
instead Of condemnation. Ia the
early eighties when Lordsburg. the
town that was made famous by the
Western Liberal. edited by the mimi
table kedzie, was In rs Infancy. a
saloon keeper had a sign posted over
the head ~ his piano player who was
NOT very well versed In music which
read IKE mis-. Don't shoot the piano
player. He II doing the best he eau
BE charitable. Don't poke fun al
ely. lie is dging the best he cant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12

There was an average Of three days
with 00i inch or moro precipitation
Wind.
The total wind movement FOR the
month at Santa Fo was 400 miles.
oy 90 miles per hour. highest veioc-
icy, % miles from the southwest, ON
the 18Th. Al Roswell the total move
movement was 5gfs miles. or "a
miles per hour, highest velocity. s3
miles from the northwest ON the
10Th. AZ the agricultural COLLEGE the
total movement was 3b2O mites tfor
- days), or 52 miles pes hour. high.
est velocity. o. miles per hour from
the south on the 9Th. At Ei Paso
the total movement was SEQ miles.
or % miles per hour. highest ,ci0c-
ny, 30 miles from The southwest on
the "a. The prevailing direction Tot
the state was from the southwest
Sunshine and CloudIncss.
There was 90 per cent OF total pns
sioie sunshine al Santa Pc during
the month. or ESQ hours. "a LAYS had
90 per cent or more OF the possible
amount Roswul recorded 81 Der
cent OF the possible sunshine. and
had - DAYS with 80 per cent or more
or the possible noun Fnr the
state. ~ a wholc. there were is
clear days. 10 partly oloady and 2
cloudy.
Miscellaneous I'hcnomcna.
Ihundcrstorms occurred al many
stations on the "a, 3d. 9TH. SIN. sta
10 18th. 18th, 18Th 10 SGD Solar ha-
los were observed IN northeast ,ouu-
ties on the 9th, 10Th. 24th and 10Th.
fog over the lower Pccos valley ana
eastward on the 2gth. Snow WINS ob-
served on many northern mountains
on the 18Th. The 18Th and iith were
generally windy days throughout tho
state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
THE DEMOCRATIC PLAT.
FORM.

I'VE favor the enactment of
an cfficient direct primary clcC-
lion law. whereby in the sclcc-
flun 81 candidates for office the
will Of each Citiaan iu the state
may be expressed"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
Albuquerque Has
No Reason to Kick
Csocoiro C-hiefain)

Albuquerque certainly has mo- rca-
son Co complain of socorro county's
patronage OF her state fair. Tho fact
is That OF ali the counties a. the state
Socorro county has Tor years come
very near mcutiag first premium for
large attendance at the Duke C.ty's
territorial and state fairs. aud tho
people down here have not set loose To-
bit of their enthusiasm Boa 1oustluE
for the interesting and important
event
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12

Ihe Wcan rclntIVc humidiiV ID
santa Re at 6 a.. ~. was o. per cent.
at 6 y. M. 30 per cent. aud for the
month, a. per cent. 81 Roswell the
mean at . a. m. was 90 per cent. al
.. y. m. % per cent. ana for The
month '3 per cent A. the aRricul-
turat college the 5 ga an readings ave-
eraged 40 PEI cent. the 3 D. m. read
iuss 81 per cent and for the month
81 per cent, while "a morning read
ing az Fort Bayard gave an average
of @ per conf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12

The average precipitation for tho
state. as determined fror the records
Of i62 stations, was 0.61 inch. or lac
Inches less than september. 1918.
Compared with the normal for 5l
stations having ten or more years
records. the rainfall was 0.s0 inch be-
low. The greatest monthly amount
was 80 inches az Mountain Park.
while four stations had no rainfall,
ana ten others had bur "a trace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
IN Exodus u HenIthscekcrs.
ness was already AZ me legal limit.

A potato crop hat viii probably
SET a record Tor New Mexico "a nov
being harvested In the Moreno wall
ley, near House, Quay county. on tho
Martin Buckeye ranch The area
planted was approximately nine acres
and the Yield Is expected 10 be more
than 1900 pounds 10 the acre.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12

Temperature

The monthly mean for the state,
as determined from tho record of %
stations having "a mean altitude Of
about 50O0 feet. was 65.7 degrees,
or % degrees above the normal, NJ
shown by the departures OF 3G sta
lions having records for ten years or
lrVor" Compared with september.
1873, the month was ga degrees
warmer. The high monthly moan
temperature was 7fG degrees near
Tucumcari, and the highest recorded
temperature tO2 degrees az Artesla
on the eth. The lowest monthly
mean was ga degrees az Elizabeth
town. and the lowest recorded tenn
peraturc at 20 degrees at tho same
station ON the 2fth. The greatest To-
cal monthly range of temperature
IS degrees Ht Springer. ana the
least. "a degrees. az the Rca ranch.
mar fatigue. while the greatest To-
cal daily 'of temperature was
"a degrees az Alma on the 2Sth, and
az Bloomfield on the 23d.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12
New Mexico
NewS Notes

I'd Watson OF Field. near Melrosc.
has delivered about $500 pounds OF
beans 10 Melrose dealers His crop
averaged 500 pounds per acre.
Columbus. on the southern border,
reports a crop of Wild watermclons.
some OF which weighed 80 pounds
each.
TO the end Of last week u total Of
Is, 34s bushels Of wheat had been
shipped from Melrose this season. A
total OF 20 cass have gone out. Con
siderable wheat remains In storage at
Melrose.
The cotton glas at Carlsbad ana
Loving are both busy with the sea-
sons run. IL Is estimated thai The
gins az Carlsbad and Loving will have
between loco and 1869 GALES 10 gin
this season II the cotton Is all picked.
but the los price for the staple ana
The eXceedingl. discouraging c0ndi-
tion Of the market does not have ID
tendency 10 make the en-
th~uslast.c.
Three buildings have been com
pleted al the new Deming Cottage
sanitarlum.
g.. W. Carpenter Of Deming has re-
ceiyed letters patent ON an improved
threshing machine especially adapted
for t%hreshing peas. beans. etc.
Filistino Ortega, who claims 10 have
been d general in the Mexican regular
army under President Diaz, was
bound over 10 the grand jury az Dem
ing last week for stealing two burr0s.
There are $50 pupils enrolled In the
Tucumcari public schools.
Quay unit commissioner last
week appropriated $500 for special
representation OF that county az the
Kew Mexico building al the san Diego
exposition. An equal amoun has beer
provided BY the Tucumcan CONNER
ciai club.
Donald stewart, former manager
for Gross Kelly ana company az Tu-
cumcari and now a resident OF Cali
fornia, has 1een visiting friends in
~Tucumoari. Mr.. Stewart vas caught
IN Paris al the outbreak Of the
European war in course Of a lour OF
the continent.
'Otero county commissioners have
rnjected a petition "a submit a sfae..
600 road bond issue 90 the people,
The commission gave as iis reason
tha7 The couniy's bonded indebted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12

Phone o Red haFp. eli W. copper
Tor nrst-class hackS and sarrlasoA
w. l. Trimbls 4 Co,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12

hciency occurred. The excess was
greatest IN the Rio Grande valley
from San Marciui s~onthward beyond
Elephant Butte. and In the eastern
counties. Warm periods occurred
from the "a or 4th 10 the 9th. ana the
18TH 90 18th. while cool periods oc-
CURED from the 18th 60 ifth aud
23d TO 27th or S0th. The eth o. Sth
were generally the DAYS OF
the month. ana the 10th To- 25th the
coolest Light frost was observed nj
many northern stations on these
mornings, ana even NJ a few high
northern stations west of the RIO
Grandc on the morning Of the 18th.
Pressure.
The mean sea-levcl atmospheric
pressure at santa Fc was 2s.9f
inches; highest. s0.16 on the 2fth.
lowest, 2s.52 on the 18Th. a. Ros-
well the mean was 1886 inches;
highest. 3O.2i IN the gam. lowest.
1858 on the 18Th. At El Paso tho
mean was 1891 inches; highest. sole
on the 2ith; lowest. 2s.5S ON the
18TH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12

To the end Of last week a total Of
Is, 34s bushels Of wheat had been
shipped from Melrose this season. A
total Of 20 cars have gone out. Con-
siderable wheat remains In storage al
MclrOse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12

EVERY FARM needs a wood lot. %
says Farm and Ranch. And 90 does
every steam heated nat along about
November 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12

Otero county commissioner hav
rejected a petition 10 submit n tfoe-
900 road bond issue 90 the people.
The commission gave as its reason
tha7 the couniy's bonded indebted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12

Some OF our friends have been crit.
ictsing and poking run al the propri.
etor OF this paper Tor wearing Z
straw hat. We are glad that they fee
an Interest Ia our personal appearance
and comfort and hereby serve motto,
ON them that We have no sort of oh.
Jections 10 wearing q better lid. ant
II they see proper 60 provide as Will
one. wen cheerfully forgive men
for everything they've said.-Lake.
wood Progress.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-12

Columbus, On the southern border
reports a crop OF Wild w%atermclons
some OF which weighed so pounds
each.