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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-08
SUPERIOR COURT IN SESSION.
Criminal Docket is Being Cleared Of
Numerous Cases of Minor Importance
Superior court for the trial of crirn-

numerous cases OF Minor Importance
Superior court for the trial of Grim
inal cases. convened here Monday af-
ternoon for term of two weeks with
Judge James L. Webb of Shelby pre-
siding and Solicitor Michael Schenck
prosecuting for the State.
The following grand jury was drawn
and the courts charge to this body of
men followed, after which they pro-
ceeded to make Investigations as to
alleged violations of the law:
w. V. Costen, foreman; J. w. Bed
dingfeld, c. D. Lindsey, Jno. A. Justus,
B N. Hollingsworth, Lee s. Justice, G.
F. Stepp, C. W. English, w B. Salts,
A. F. Justice, ]. F. Pace, J. F. Gibbs
H. c. Guice, w. w Guice, ]. w. Brown,
T. J. Nichols, U. G. Patterson, G. C.
Cornwell.
Monday and Tuesday were busy
days with the court. Many cases were
disposed of, there being many submis
sions, few jury trials, some discon-
tinuances, etc. Following are the
cases submitted, mol pressed or tried
Monday and Tuesday:
A. B. Logan, false pretense, mol pros
with leave
]. NJ. Spencer, retailing, mol pros
with leave.
Knox Hyder, retailing, mol pros with
leave.
Hanson Hyder, larceny, pleads gull
ty, judgment suspended on payment
of the costs.
Lola King, carrying concealed weap-
en-, sumbits, fined $5 and COSTS
Hundred Gentry, gambling, submits.
fined 81 and costs.
Jim Brock, gambling, fined 81 and
costs.
Frank Carson, gambling, fined SIS
and costs.
Joe Summey, gambling, $40 and
costs.
Geo. Freeman, carrying concealed
weapon, submits, judgment suspended
OF payment of costs.
J. M. Freeman affray, SO and costs.
T. E. Pittillo, ARRAY, So and costs.
George Switzer and Maggie Make,
misconduct submit, couple marries
and Judgment is suspended on pay
nent of costs
W. +. Israel, three cases of re.
failing, submits
Arthur Mcdaniel, carrying conceal
ed weapon, guilty, judgment suspend
ed on payment of costs. Ia ss. - -. r,
Clarence Wilkie, carrying concealed
weapon, submits.
Will Waters and ]. N Waters, ARRAY
not guilty.
Vernon Pitillo, assault and battery,
guilty, So and costs. -
Vernon Pitillo, carrying concealed
weapon, not guilty.
View Jackson, assault and battery;
submits, judgment suspended on pay
ment of the costs.
Bob Saunders, assault and battery,
pleads guilty, sentenced to six months
on the roads.
Henry McMinn, retailing, submits,
fined $25 and costs and required to
give $500 bond for appearance from
term to term and show that he has not
been under influence of intoxicants.
J. M. Spencer, retailing, pleads
guilty.
Luther LYDIA, retailing, fined $25 and
costs.
Ged LYDIA, affray, submits, $5 and
costs.
Lester Lemons, $25 and costs.
Vernon Pitil1o, $40 and costs.
Lonnie Melton, disturbing religious
congregation, mol pros with leave.
Bub Morris, Bob Whitmire, Frank
Gregory, David Tobias, Leonard Beats,
Sam Stanley, Pug Williams, Ernest
Austin, Pink Brock, all colored, guilty
OF gambling and each fined SIS and the
costs.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-08
BIG CORN CROP; MODERN

Hon. A. Cannon of Horse Shoe when
in the city Monday said to a represent
ative OF the Democrat that the pres
ent corn crop is the best Henderson
county has had in about five years
The corn crop is fine in nearly all
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-08

Congressman j. M. Gudger spoke to
q representative audience OF demo-
Gratis and republicans at the court
house. Monday, being frequently ap-
plauded in the course OF his speech.
Mr.. Gudger defended his record
along with that of the democratic
I%rty and explained his stand on cer-
tain measures, at the same time ex-
planning the issues of the party and
predicting a democratic victory. He
dealt in q humorous vein with the
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-08
FASsIFERN OPENING.

Preparations have been made for
opening Fassifern today "wednesday
with a capacity attendance of board
ing pupils and many home or day pu-
pills. Prospects are bright for a splen-
did opening.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-08
PoNY CONTEST CLOSES.
Leon Station Wins Pony, Cart and Com
pIete Outfit by Long Lead.

The pony and cart contest. which has
been waged in Hendersonville for the
past few months closed Saturday
night, Leon Station, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. H. Station, winning by long lead.
Considerable interest has been TAX
en- in the contest, there being about
100 contestants to enter
The result is as follows:
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-08
Bon SUPPER AT PIT. LOOKOUT.

4 box supper and voting contest
VIII be held at Point Lookout school
mouse on Saturday night, Oct. II, be
sA.1g at 7:30 o'clock. The public is
invited
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-08
METHOD OF SAVING FODDER.

sections of the country and the yield
will go a long way toward furnishing
eufficient food stuff for home consump,
ton.
The farm demonstration work has
had, a great deal to do with increasing
the corn yield in Henderson county.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-08
1T BROGHT RESULTS.

The Democrat advertised a
typewriter for sale in the
classified column, such ads
selling for 1 cent a word.
Result: Three inquiries
were received.
Moral: Classified adver-
tisements bring inquiries if
propositions are attractive.
g g M e & e e H M
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-08

The Democrat is proud of its adver-
Using columns for there is something
in them worth your reading.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-08

cempaisn thunder of his opponent
Hon. J. Britt, saying that he had
declined challenge for Joint canvass
of the district.
Mr.. Gqdgst nredicted that the DEM
ocrats could carry Henderson, county
If they. would get busy, name strong
ticket and work for the SUCCESS of the
party. he said that prospects point
ed to his victory by q majority of ap-
p-oximats1y 2.509 votes in the dis
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-08
CAMERON JOHNSTON COMING.

Cameron Johnston, wide traveller,
will give stereoptican lectures at the
Presbyterian church Thursday and
Friday nights of this week. His views
and discussions will cover many parts
of the world. There will be no ad-
mission fee but silver offering.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-10-08

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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-09-17
Jacks Cabin Notes

Regular Correspondence
The dance Saturday night was
well attended. Among the visitors
we're the Misses Outcalt and Miss
Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Allen and
Warren went to Crested Butte last
Saturday.
Miss Helen Linton visited in the
neighborhood Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Emma Lucero is teaching
the Hillside school, and Miss Flor
ence is attending the State Normal
at Gunnison.
Mrs. Ellsberry and Mrs. German
visited with Mrs. Willis Sunday.
ANTHONY Comstock is attending
court in Gunnison at present.
Mrs. Margaret Shields was up
Sunday.
Sam Ogden has moved to Almont
having leased the ranch part Of this
popular resort.
Mrs. Herman Hayden will move
to Gunnison soon. n
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Mcdonald,
Irma and Floyd Crappell were Gun
nison visitors Saturday.
w. G.. Niederhut has been on the
sick list but is better now.
Almont has closed for the season,
and the proprietors have returned to
Denver.
john Ogden, who has been visit
ing his parents for some time, has
returned to Pueblo.
Mrs. S. Z. Ogden went to Crested
Butte Friday, returning Sunday.
A little snow fell at Jack s Cabin
on Sept. 18th. Three years ago
there was slight fab OF snow on
/ Sept. 17th.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-09-17

With the shortening of days the
skies have cleared and nights he
come cold with frost that is rapidly
cutting down the high vegetable
growth on the hills and coloring the
foliage ofthe aspen and rock maple
to purple and gold and making the
mountain sides n wonder Of glory.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-09-17

Hon. w. S. Humasou, Leonard
Gladstone and Mike Welsh went
down to Gunnison today to attend
q meeting of the candidates on the
the republican county ticket, to-
,etber with the committees from the
various precincts Of the county.
They motored down in the Robinson
Stanley steamer returning this
evening.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-09-17

The majority of the ranchers OF
Jacks Cabin and Slate river valley
have about finished haying and by
another two weeks the higher up
ranches will have been cleared OF
what is said to be the largest crop
and finest quality of hay ever har-
vested in this section.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-09-17
Silver Gains One
and Half Points

Silver is stronger than it was
week ago having advanced l5 cents.
Lead is unchanged since last week.
While there are no quotations on
copper, it is reported to be settling
Professionally at 10 cents.
Among mining men there is a
feeling that the war is to result in a
decided increase of activity in mn
ming in Colorado; also that the
clearing of the Mexican situation
will stimulate the manufacture OF
mining machinery in Denver.
One Denver mining man with
several properties which have been
closed down is making preparation
to be ready to open them i'll the ex-
pectatlon that the war in Europe
will have the effect to make their
operation profitable. Commercial
The political cauldron is begin
ing to simmer.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-09-17

These fine, frosty mornings make
the blood tingle and also make the
weary householder wonder how in
the world he is going t. keep that
coal hin filed.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-09-17

The open season for grouse hunt
ing for the year ended on the tenth
with less birds having been iaken
than in any previous year. The
fishing season holds good for a
month yet, but there are a very few
trout left in the streams, as they are
not being replenished by new fry,
which will have to be done soon or
there will be no more fishing here.
The county commissioners should
take the matter in hand to see that
something is done to restock the
trout streams of Gunnison county.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-09-17
The Vote At The
Primary Election.

The voting in the primary cleo
ton last Tuesday was very light,
not niore than twenty-five per cent,
OF the registered vote being cast.
There are something like three
thousand registered votes in the
county and not more than 700 were
polled. At the last general election
there were an even 2600 votes cast
for the candidates for governor.
Following is the list OF nominees,
both state and county;
GOVERNOR
T. NJ, Patterson, democrat.
Edward 2. Costigan, progressive.
George +. Carlson, republican,.
SENATOR
c. S. Thomas, democrat.
Ben Griffith, progressive.
DR.. Hubert Work, republican.
SUPREME COURT
James +. Teller, democrat.
Joseph c. Ewing, progressive.
John r. Campbell, republican.
LIECT. GOVERNOR
John j. Tobin, democrat.
p. III. Troutman, progressive.
Moses lE. Lewis, republican.
SECRETARY OF STATE
II. Nj. Hunter, democrat.
Agncs l.. Riddle, progressive.
John L. Ramer, republican.
Chas. Leckcnby, democrat.
DR.. W. +. Buck, progressive.
Harry +, MulniX, republican.
TREASURER
Roady Kenehan, democrat.
f. l.. Cretney, progressive.
J.. C. Greenlee, republican.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Fred Farrar. democrat.
Merle d. Vincent, progressive.
>Rccs ID. Rees, republican.
sUPERINTENpEST ,f
Mary C. G. Bradford, democrat.
Florence Dick, progressive.
katherine l.. Craig, republican.
REGENT
Minnie l.. Hardin, democrat.
Randolph Cook, progressive.
c. C. Parks and r. l.. Wilkinson,
republicans.
The county stands as follows;
DEMOCRATIC
Representative, McElroy, 233;
Henderson, 2l5. Clerk, Hurley,
3S6. Sheriff, Hanlon, 4l2. Treas
,rer, Palmer, 3i7; Jorgcnson, 1Sl.
ASSESSOR. Thomas, 357. Supt. of
schools, Wclch, 354, Coroner, Mil
er, $50. Surveyor, Robinson, 362.
Commissioner, Whalen, 379.
REPUBLICAN
Representative, Humason, ia.
Clerk, Lobdell, 1871. Sheriff, Nc
Dowell, 1893. Treasurer, Hartman,
1911. Supt. of schools, johnson,
200. Coroner, Good, 1S5. Com
missioner, Allen, 1SS.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-09-17

The c. r. a. S. j. rail road
is rebuilding the Holland bridge
over Crystal river, a mile below
town. The company recently got a
carload of Oregon fir timber to use
in the work of building the new
bridge, and Charles G. Garland is
directing the work. Marble piers
are to be placed twenty-four feet
apart to replace the piling. : Marble
Booster.
Some bridge, that, with its piers
of marble!
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-09-17

The political cauldron is begin
ing to simmer.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-04-23

out 10 our park last Sunday, and I want
to say that | was not disappointed in
what time | spent there, and without
any 'hCt air. whatever will state that
il the boys ! saw in action there will
get together and practice consistently
there is no reason why we cannot have
a team this year that 10 far ahead Of
the average amateur ball team. There
were six or seven young men in the
bunch who, Judging from the way they
handled themselves ana the ball, even
with the lack Of practice that was no.
ticcahle, could make good in much fast.
er company than the Clown team"
"a prophet is not without honor ex.
eept IN his own town" is also true of
ball players and many a good man has
been kept down because he was a home.
guard aud was ''knocked'' instead of
being boosted like he would have been
II he had been a professional" So
take il from one who has at least n fair
idea of what u ballplayer should be, il
the same boys win get out and practice
and learn to play together-develop a
little teamwork and n little team spirit
and the people Of our city will give
them a chance and q little encourage.
ment instead of encouragement, there
will DE no reason why we should have
to 'fmport" any pitchers, catchers, In.
ielders or outfeiders.
With the best wishes for the 1914
Tucumcari ball team, I am,
Yours truly,
AN OLD TIMER
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-04-23
HUDSON

See the advancement for our farm.
ers' institute lectures BY profs. Nun.
dell and Tsumbull on Saturday after.
noon, May 2, at 9 p. m, AZ the Hudson
school house, in another colum Of this
paper. DO not fail 10 remember that
your promise is out 10 be there. We
are expecting q "iam.up crowd" and
are going TO have II too.
Mrs. W. T.. Bourland is i'll again.
Many Of oar citizens are in Tucum.
carl during these days of court, on Of.
fetal business.
s. d. Witt had a narrow escape on
Friday, when in a hard gust Of wind a
colt which he was driving, became
scared while hauling water from the
well belonging "a Lewis Mitchell and
c~ircling about for Il few seconds broke
the wagon tongue, doing some damage.
Roy and Ray Reed write from Chick.
asha, Okla, that they already have
corn up, and expected to plant cotton
last week.
Miss Clara s. Rice has been unable
10 attend 20 the store during much of
the time OF the past week. on account
Of sic kness.
Miss Elouise Bell j, confined 10 her
home with a severe case Of humps.
Work at the gold mine O., progressing
and a road is now being constructed
across the river 10 councct with the
Logan highway.
A. X. Seldom has erected q new wind
mill AZ the farm q his sister. Mrs Min
ME Moore. Mrs. Moore has charpc of
the hospital ut TucUmcarl Cor Dr,. Her
ring and Chambers.
Rev. Logan Is expected 10 IN his
usual appointment here on next Sunday
the twenty.sixth.
Mrs. Nora Judd ~ reported no bet.
ter, and as yet is unable to attempt tho
return trip 70 Aberdeen, Miss, her ola
home.
3. V. Cissell was thought 10 be too
III 90 conduct school on Friday, but Ia
ter recovered sufficiently TO get through
the day.
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A communication from IAN Old
Timers was received by the News this
week and 10 say that base ball fever
- rising to the highest at this time IL
putting IL mildly. There are a number
of new players who are now located in
Tucumcngi and will perhaps remain In
cur city this summer Now is the time
to start n team and pu; il in shape to
accept challenges which will be thrust
at our city some time. We have a city
filed with sportsmen Of every charac.
ter and the base ball fan is found 10
be quite numerous. We have a splen.
did park and diamond, n grand stand
that will hold something near two hun.
dred people and now all We need is the
something TO make us start the ball TO
roll. Read what the old timer saws and
put your shoulder 10 the wheel and
push.
This IL the time OF year when every
true born American fancy lightly
turns to thoughts of base ball. Before
the present month has passed there il
not n town or village in this glorious
land of ours but will have heard the
spitcful crack Of wood against leather
and watched the small white sphere
sail swiftly out across the field with
enc or more fleet.foOted athlete in vain
pursuit, while the proud batter trots
ohestily across the "plate."
| am nothing if not a fan. / have
spent many hours in following the Ma.
tional game, both in the ~grandstand
and in frout OF il, in fact the happiest
moments Of my life were when in the
later place. | always make il a point
TO take in every ball game possible.
even the practice games nre an attrac.
ton 10 me. That il why I wandered
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-04-23

the wind lie blowing hard, and the pso.
pie feel discouraged as they are get.
ting short Of water for the stock, but
topes are sustained for some change
May be wen have a good rain soon,
that's what the Revuelto people hope
and wish to all the readers Of the tn.
cumcari New, a prosperous year, with
good crops.
Mrs. Patricio Sanchez vent 10 Tu.
cumcari Friday.
Tom Garden arrived Friday from Tu.
eumcari. He was one Of the grand.
Jurors
Marcus Gomez left Friday to 60 TO
Rama, where he win work.
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z has surely come.

Spring has surely come.
Messrs Gordon, Hunnieutt and Ward
Of Quay are cutting beargrass on Mer
eer Lawing's place. They expect to re-
main in the locality the greater part OF
the summer.
The section men are having a lsyoh
this week, the foreman being absent In
Amarillo attending the railway men =
convention there.
NJ. E. Wells reports a new conner \
fine girl who made her arrival on the
18th inst.
The Wells brothers and T. G. Thomp.
son are preparing 10 bale their bear.
grass.
J. J. Patterson reports his kanir up
and growing.
An unusual number Of moving wag,
ons were seen going west this week.
r. @. Thompson bought q herd Of
this weeA. He will milk abon. l2
head daring the summer.
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CHURCH
o. w. Hearn, Pastor

Sunday, April 20.
There will be no preaching service
this Sunday as the pastor will be at
Roy.
Bible school 9:45 q. m. as usual.
Communion service 1900 a. m.
Y p s G E-The young people are
asked 20 meet with Mr.. f. @. Jacobs AT
700 p. m. 10 organize n c Is So-iety.
Church services in the evening will
begin at 500 hereafter.
The teachers meeting will meet this
week Thursday evening.
Remember Mothers Day sunday
May 10.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-04-23

Mr.. +. T. Beckett, formerly resident
engineer for the E.'.P. & g. W. M this
place, and now with the Rock Island
ut FL Reno, Okla, in the same capacity.
was here Monday on business FOR his
company. Mr., Beckett still has a warm
spot In his heart for Tueumcari and his
many friends here are pulling for his
continued success in his new location.
Queen Aztec lodge No, 1876 meets ON
the first and third Tuesday afternoons
of each month at ESQ in the Moose
hail. Mrs. Ola Ware, President
. Mrs. T. w, Smith, V. Pres.
Mrs. Bessie ofolter, see'y
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-04-23

War news is nov awaited with much
anxiety. Most Of US look upon war AS
u mere pastime. If We knew what il
meant or had ever participated in a
battle where our lives were in danger
Of being taken by a bullet from a big
army in opposition, we would be glad
to hear of the high officials trying 20
avoid val by any mean honorable. hut
If We have gone so far a. 10 make Il
cowardice TO turn back, then we say
90 OF rud take the medicine. National
honor is something we canpo, afford TO
lose. Huerta is in a bad predicamcnt
with Villa coming down upon him from
the north aud the L. s. asking him 10
pay for his insul, 90 the American flag
II looks like his days a, dictator ana
provisional president are numbered and
The good people of Mexico will wei.
come tae strong arm of Uncle san 70
assist them in redeeming the republic.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish 20 thank the friends and
n%eighbors who so kindly assisted us
during the sickness and death Of .our
beloved wife, sister and mother, and
take this to publicly thank YOU
for your kindness.
Harry Butler and Family
Mrs. q. w. Curtis
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REvUELro ITEMS

Edward ID. Folks from Zaladito was
a business caller ct Revuelto. Monday.
Julian Valdez, his grandson Miguel
Valdez, and Jose y Montoya were bust.
ness callers Mt Logan Wednesday.
Mrs. Julian Blea and her daughter,
Miss Pablita, arrived from Logan last
Tuesday. They went TO visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Floreneio Martinez.
W. have had bad weather this week.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1914-04-23

A few weeks ago we told a few per.
tinent facts concerning the editor of
the "Bull Durham. lie sent one of
his assistants 10 u Office TO purchase
ten copies, which he stated would be
worth $1,000 to him. BY the looks Of
his paper this week, 30 we are told, he
is DESTROYS of some more advertising.
The News has a good reputation as an
advertising medium, therefore our space
is too valuable TO continue any contro.
versy with q man devoid enough of
principle 10 think what we said about
MIN is any better advertising in New
Mexico than in Washington, d. c.. II
~ hard to spoil a bad egg so we will
turu the JOB over to the city scavenger.
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CENTER STREET METHODIST
CHURCH

A. N. Evans, Pastor
Residence LIST Door East Of Church
Phones 2l3
Sunday
9;45 n. M, Sunday school, Edward F
Brown, Superintendent.
ll;oo a. m, Preaching services by
pastor.
$50 p. m. Mission Sunday school
Teachers meeting, north side.
$500 p. m, Mission Sunday school
Mrs. J. +. Tarpley, Supt.
400 p. IN, Junior Choir.
700 p. m. Epworth League.
500. Preaching services.
Wednesday
7;3O p. m. Teacher Training Glass
1880 p. m. Prayer service.
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Thursday, April %. 1914

II you don't believe Judge Lieb is
soile heavyweight, ask those who were
witnesses to the performance when he
sat down on a jury the ether day after
IL had returned a verdict not satisfac.
tory 90 the court.