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notified that n suit In attachment has
been filed against him in the above en-.
titled court bv the First National Ban&
OF Tucumcari, New Mexico, a corpora.
ton, plaintiff, which claims m indeb,.
edness against the said defendant on
account Of n certain promissory note OK.
ccuted by said defendant TO plaintiff
on May 81, 1913, for principal sum Of
Two Hundred twenty-five Dollars, with
interes, from date NJ rate OF ten per
cent per annum, and for ten per cent
of amount Of same for attorneys fees,
and for costs Of suit. Defendant IL fur.
Their notified that his land has been at.
tached, as follows, towit: The South.
west Quarter Of the Northwest Quarter
and the Northwest Quarter Of the South
west Quarter, and the North Half Of
the Northwest Quarter, all in Section
Four, in Township Ten, North, Of Range
Thirty.fve East, New Mexico Meridian
the said real estate, lying, situate, and
being IN Quay county, state Of New
Mexico, and in addition one gray horse,
about twelve years old, about fourteen
hands high, weight about nine hundred
pounds, the said horse being in the pos.
s%cntion Of =, W. Eubank, has been at
tachcd.
Defendant is further notified that
unless he enter his appearance, or cause
ii to be- entered In the above entitled
cause, on or before the Goth day of Feb.
rnory, 1914, Judgment will be rendered
against him, as prayed for in plaintiff s
complaint, and the property attached
sold 10 satisfy said Judgment.
d. j. FINEGAN,
Clerk Of District Court, Quay
County, New Mexico.
BY W. r. Copien, Deputy
II. l.. BOON,
rucumcari, New Mexico
Plaintiffs attorney l.7.4t
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$40 BONUS GIVEN
away JANUARY Il
Race for the Ten Dollar Prize for the
Leading Contestant Attracting At
tention-Judges and Contest
ants

The big prize voting contest 10 daily
growing more exciting. The offer made
last week Of q bonus Of ten dollars TO
be- given the contestant holding the
most votes on the 18th f this month
has stirred a. 10 their best efforts.
The committee which has been chosen
to count the ballots in the piano con.
test, no the 18th when ten dollars in
gold will be given away to the leading
candidate, Is rs follows:
supt. Jos, s. Hofer
Senator G. II. Alldredge
Mr.. Herman GeYhardt
The following ladies have been noai'
mated thus far:
Miss Frances Popping
Miss Ruth Davis
Miss Beulah simpsou
Miss Margaret Chapman
Miss Cora Lawing
Miss Esther StathAm
Mrs. Ada Cowart
Mrs. Minnie Foster
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTICE

Pastor o. W. Hearn will hold ser.
vices at the Christian church Sunday
Morning service ~ II o'clock; sub
ieet, "Temptations.' Evening service
NJ 7;30; subject, Choosing n King for
Yourself.
Bible study At the church n, 7 p. m.
Wednesday.
Ladies' Aid meets Thursday ut 3 p.
IN. with Mrs. T.. Jacobs.
Choir practice Friday evening AZ 1880
nj the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ
Putnam.
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TIMES PROPOSES

New Years Resolutions for Quay
County farmers:
Better seed.
More efficient work.
Bigger crops.
More silos
Better dairy cows
No scrub stock.
This will put the farmer On the sure
road 10 prosperity.-Quay Coraty Times
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~WANTED--Clean cotton rags,
any color. News Office.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In the DistrieN Court, Eighth Judi.
eial District, Ss.e OF New Mexico,
County Of Quay. W. l.. Foxworth, plain
til, vs.. Pauline Lindauer, ct al, de.
PENDANTS, No. 1868. The defendants
Pauline Lindauer, sole devisee Of Isidor
Telheimer, deceased, Unknown heirs Of
Isidor Telheimer, deceased, Rebecca
Hirsch, Jose Gonzales y Baca, Henry
j. Mcfarland, J.. NJ. Harland, B. +. Nc.
Laughlin, W. +. Ackcr, and Unknown
Claimants Of interest in and to the prop
erty below described adverse to plain.
til and plaintiffs estate therein, are
hereby notified that an action has been
commenced against you by the above
named PLAINTIFF. W. L. Foxworth, In the
aforesaid eeart and cause, whereby
plaintiff seeks to quiet title In himself,
in and to the following property in
Quay county, New Mexico, towit:
Lot four Of section three In township
eight north, Of range twenty.seven east
N NJ p N.
The northeast quarter Of the south.
wo't quarter Of section nineteen, town
ship eight north, Of range twenty-seven
east, n NJ p NJ.
Northwest quarter Of northeast quar-.
ter Of section twenty-one, and east half
Of southeast quarter aud southwest
quarter Of southeast quarter Of section
sixteen, all in township eleven, north,
Of range twenty.nine east, N N p NJ.
Plaintiff asks that claims OF defend.
ants be barred and for general relief.
You are further notified that unless
you enter or cnuse to be entered your
appearance herein on or befOte the 9Th
day Of February, A. D., 1914, Judgment
pro eonfesso will be rendered against
you and relief prayed by plaintiff de.
creed.
Harry II. McElroy, OF Tueumeari,
New Mexico, is attorney FOR the plain.
tia. d. J.. FINEGAN,
(SealD Clerk
BY W. X. Coplen, Deputy
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Miss Emily Barrett
Miss Lilley Brinlcy
Miss Maude Melton
Miss Myrtle Williams
Miss Minnie Horn
Miss Mable Russell
Miss Sallie Gee
Miss Ruth Gault, Quay, y. VI.
Miss Ruby Besse, Logan, n. NJ.
Miss Lena Wat'enhargcr, Jordan,
New Mexico.
Miss Eugene Roy
Miss Merle Koch
Mrs. James II. Fisk
Miss Susie Chavez
Miss June Zillman, Nara Visa
Miss simpson, Montoyn.
Miss Mary Cade, Jordan, y. NJ.
Miss Mary Berlin, Obar, n. NJ.
Miss Goldic Harvey, West, " VI,
Miss Grace Paregine
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

:. Ruis was here from Rock Island
this week.
Mrs. Rice, mother of Edward Rice, Is
here visiting.
W. l.. Batson was in town from I'm.
dee this week.
Mrs. Patterson was here last week
from Prairie View.
II. =. Whiteside Of Quay, was here
IN business last week.
W. !. Rain and wife were here this
week from Rock Island.
See us for Fresh Fruits, Candies and
hot and cold drinks. Berry & Hoover.
l.. Q. Smith was a business caller
from Prairie View this week.
Mrs. G.. J. Terry and children have
moved TO Tucumcari again.
Miss Jean Cravcr of Obar, visited
friends here last week.
The Christian church has employed
Rev. o. ". lIearn of Harrison. Ohio,
for their pastor.
Mr.. Tom Swain entertained ~ cards
Tuesday night a, her home ON Center
'treet.
Jack Flynn is having two "'di,lon1l
rooms built 10 the rear Of hi, house
on Second street.
Mr.. Rankin, who has been seriously
~ for several days with pneumonia, is
reported better. today.
Watch the brig &c sale 81, Flores Z and
10 cen, store. Saturday Jan. II. Real
bargains. Don Z forget the date.
The meeting of the federation Of
clubs will be held the evening OF Jan.
nary ~ at the Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Collins, parents
Of Mr.. Bassettt Collins, are here from
Georgetown, KY, IN IL visit.
T. Q. Collins, II. o. Jones, Mrs. 4. W.
washburn and A. I. Butler were here
from Obar this week.
Mta Cabbell Chenaul. is expected
home from Kentucky. whc-o she has
accn oil n visit for several weeks.
>. l.. Inman and son are here from
Valley Park, Mo-, for the winter. The
rest Of the family is expected soon.
Henry Swan, NJ. n. Goldenberg and
Cabbell Chcnault are three of our citi.
zens who are recovering from sickness.
II. Il. Rains, w. T. White, G. V. Col
Inns and !. u. Lancaster Of Roswell
were here this week on business.
See us for Fresh Fruits, Candies and
not and cold drinks. Berry & Hoover.
Lee Sherwood has been visiting his fam
lily In this city during the holiday sea.
son. They will probably move to Kan.
sas City.
DR.. Leming limits his practice in
medicine 10 the trcatmen. Of the eye,
ear, nose and the thront, ani the fitting
Ut glasses.
Woi% Of repairing the Murray Hotel
on adams street is progr ,ssing, Aiopc
addition has heen made 90 Nh. rear
Of the house.
II. II. Horne and family OF SIAN Jon
have moved to this city. Mr.. Horne
Is mail clerk on the 7. 4 NJ. between
Tueumcnri and sayre.
4 new class Of beginners in the kin.
~dergarten will be started Monday morn.
ing for the benefit of those who did no,
start in the first of the term.
FOR SALE CHEAP
surveyors transit and tripod, in good
shape. INQUIRE nj News Office. II IL
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In the District Court of the Eighth
Judicial District o fthe State Of New
Mexico, Within and for Quay County.
The First National Bank Of TucGmeari,
New Mexico, a corporation, plaintiff,
vs.. Francis NJ. Wade, defendant. The
defendant, Francis NJ. Wade, Is hereby
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0H"I's ihVhlIc W 4NPWS OUIces VI IL
j. I. White Of San Jon, has taken
charge Of the San Jon Sentinel formerly
conducted by G. &. Reed, who will leave
for the east soon.
d.. j. Fincgan, county clerk, has gone
TO Rio, Wisconsin, having been sum.
moncd there Ivy the death Of his sister.
lie will return probably the latter part
Of the week.
DIR. Lcming limits his practice to the
eye, ear, nose and threat.
j. ". Dodgeon and G. G. Reed were
here on business from San Jon this
week.
Tom Walker, Chas. Walker and \.
Erikson were here from Allen the last
week. d.
Il. NJ. Henry, special officer Of the
T.. l.. & =. w., was here this week On
his regular trip.
g. W. Dickson Of Dalhart has taken
the clerkship Of the Norenbcrg hotel
during the absence Of \. Vorenberg
who leaves for Mineral Wells, for "A
months rest.
WANTED-Two copies 1909 Special
Edition Tucumcari News, hook paper.
viii pay sl.0O for them. II
s. NJ. WHARTON
George Eager is haviry n from. "a.
randa and additional rooms added 10
his house on south Second stf2ct and
other Improvements ahoUt the property
i. being made.
Mr.. Acrcc, who has bccn a book.
keeper at Goldcnberg's for several
months, has secured q position in FL
Paso. We regret to lose Mr.. Acree but
wish him great success in his new field.
Work for your ean6 idate for the Mer.
chants and News Piano contest.
j. r. White, j. e. Weaver, A. j. Craig
J. q. Ellis, T.. ID. Reed, c. q. Armstrong
and G. II. Marden were San Jon visit.
ors the last week in Tucumcari.
r. d. pctershapen. representing the
Star Clothing Company Of Missouri,
was here on business last week. lie
states that business is very good here
he having sold every clothing merchant
in town.
\ Ask for voting coupons on piano
when buying from stores giving coupons
and vote promptly in box NJ the News
office.
The Commercial Club ball will he
given the latter part of January. II
should prove rs great n success rs the
Charity hall for il is for a good causc.
New classes are being organized at
the Night School. This is n good time
| to enter.
Mrs. Ethel Franklin and young son
Richard Cowart Franklin Of Trinidad,
spent the holidays with Mrs. Franklin 5
mother, Mrs. Ada Cowart, and returned
TO her home the first of the week.
Fresh consignment Of Pawnbrokers
Sanitary Clothing NJ Garrett 3. Come
early and get your share. Going like
| the proverbial hot cake.
West Main Street,
Jan. 7 2t Tucumcari, ". "
LOST-A silver sugar tong at Moos,
entertainment in simpson building, Dee,
80, IL. On account OF same having be
longed to the deceased wife Of q broth
or, it's return is earnestly solicited. Tn,
finder please mail TO W. Il. Hunter
| See'y Moose Lodge, City.
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MR.. AND MRS. cARUTHERS
ENTERTAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Caruthers gave a de.
lightful dinner party on the evening of
New Years. Amid beautiful floral
decorations an elegant New Year din
ner was served. These present Were
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Prentice, Mr.. l.. l..
Wilson and Mr.. II. Wyatt.
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WITH sILo

Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Nelson have be-
gun feeding silagc out of their ~cistern.
silo, and are hugely delighted with II.
-Obar Progress.
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Watch the big DC sale at Flores 8 and
10 cent store, Saturday Jan. II, Real
bargains. Don't forget the date.
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FoR BALE CHEAP

Surveyors transit and tripod, in good
shape. Inquire at News Office. u IT
See us tor Fresh Fruits, Candies and
hot and cold drinks. Berry & Hoover.
Virgil Cowart Of FL Paso, was a hol.
iday visitor here.
l.. l.. Dean, Of Chicago, representing
the Marshall Field Company, Is again
making this city on his business trips,
after having passed this town for five
years. Mr.. Dean claims that Tucum-
carl is becoming one Of the best towns
on his route.
ruRNIsHED ROOMS 70 RENT
Two front rooms, furnished, with
bath privilege. Opposite the Baptist
church. Phone 200. II
Rev. j. T.. Wills, returned missionary
from the field Of China, will occupy the
pulpit of fine missionary Baptist church
temporary or until "a permanent pastor
Is placed in charge.
The regular services OF the church
| will be held nj the Baptist church on
| Sunday morning and evening as usual.
Every one cordially invited 20 attend
| these services.
Jess Underwood Of Norton was in
town the latter part of the week at.
tending to the transfer OF some land.
Abner Smith was in town Friday
buying supplies fo- his farm the bad
condition Of the roads having kept him
| from town during the last two or three
weeks.
Miss Laura Harrison and the Misses
Sutguy gave n Bunco ia; Friday
night in honor Of Miss ! ia Harrison
Ut III Paso who returned the following
day TO her home. The party was given
nj the home Of the Miss - Surguy or
First street. -Four tables were used AMI
the play vas followed by refreshments
ARCADE DANCE
The next dance NJ the Arcade will be-
Thursday night, Jan. 10. Special music
has been arranged. A large attendance
Is expected. Dancing begins promptly
at nine.
FOR RENT: Furnished room
in modern house opposite Meth
odist Church.
MRs. MoTsENBocKER
william Philips. son of Joseph Phil
lips Of this city, has been spending
portion of the holidays with his father
in Tucumcari, having reached this cit.
from Wichita Falls. The Marion New,
has this to say Of Mr.. Phillips: "Will
lam Phillips left Thursday for Wich,a
Falls, Texas, where he vii! spend Christ
mas with his parents. Williams smil
ing face and sunny disposition will b.
greatly missed amonR tho students AM
teachers who wish him the best Of sue
cess in the west, where he expects q
make his future home"
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NOTICE.

! am still in the ring for any kiAd
Of work in my line. Good work or M
charge. Stoves shined and put W, good
job.
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FOR SALE e

surveyors transit and tripod, in good
shape. Inquire nj News office. II IL
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Ask for News Piano Contest votes
NJ the stores giving them.
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DAD
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15
FRISCO SEALS BUMPED LAST
WEEK BY THE ANGELS

San Francisco, June lj.-San Fran
cisco S Seals braced themselves today
for the week s series with Oakland,
hoping to regain first place in the pen
nant race, out of which they were
bumped by the Angels, to whom they
lost five out of seven games. Starting
the week at the top of the heap, San
Francisco fell to third place, but bounc-
ed right back again to second, and now
stands only eight points behind Los
Angeles.
One incident of the week was the
defeat yesterday morning of HOwarS
Ehmke, the "boy wonder" who had
won seven straight for Los Angeles.
His downfall was due primarily to the
superior pitching of Peter Standridge
for the Seals, who allowed but three
hits Ehmke aslo pitched a wonderful
game, and might have won but for
loose playing by his teammates. Only
one run is charged against him.
Saturdays game, which started out
as near comedy, had an almost tragic
ending. Owner Ewing, of the Seals,
had accepted the challenge of Owner
Berry OF Los Angeles to appear on the
coaching line in uniform. For nine and
half innings of seoreless bail every
thing went fine. Trouble started when
San Francisco came to bat in the tenth
with the score of to 0 against them.
Umpire Dasnwood made what Ewing
thought was an unfair decision. In the
mixup which followed Ewing swung on
the jaw Of Manager Dillon of Los An.
geles and Manager Del Howard of San
Francisco performed a similar service
for the umpire. Howard is under in
definite suspension today and Dash
wood has been replaced by the return
of Umpire Held. President Baum said
he would like to have suspended Ewing
also, but the latter, not being a player
or under contract to the club, did not
come under his jurisdiction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15
SALEM BUNCH IS PLEASED
If Locals Had Been Pressed, Gingrich
Believes Race Record Would Have
Been Smashed.

&C. If the Salem team had been pressed
we would have smashed the record -
said Physical Director Gingrich today
in speaking of the Salem to Portland re-
lay race Saturday. AS it was it took
us but four minutes longer than last
year to finish the race and the course
in this city alone was four blocks
longer and by taking the road instead
of the trestles further down some more
distance was added. However | be-
lieve that Salem had the best team they
could possibly get and will never have
better one while Portland had
the poorest team that will ever repre-.
sent their institution and in the future
look out for the Portland runners"
The trainers of the Salem team ex-
press themselves as well pleased with
the showing made by their men and say
that to man the runners ran good
races. DuttOn who had u hilly lap
finished in p minutes and 80 seconds
or about two minutes faster than the
same lap last year and Eddie Tallman
who was the official hill climber of the
squad ran a strong race and finished
with good sprint. Alb Minton who
ran the last lap had been sick and mad
not trained for two weeks before the
race and according to the advice of his
trainer did not rush the last lap as the
Salem team was two and one half miles
ahead. Had Minton been pressed he
could easily have clipped several min
utes from his time, as it was he ran
his lap in % minutes and 30 seconds and
finished with quarter mile sprint.
Mr.. Gingrich said this morning that
he believed that he could pick five
men from the squad that would run 20
miles in relays faster than any team
in the country, and that if any five
marathoners around this valley doubted
his statement that they had only to
trot out their challenge.
After the race the Portland Y NJ. G.
A. entertained the Salem contingent
with a banquet at which Physical Direc-
tor Griley acted as tOastmaster. MIR.
Grilley said that his men lost the race
fairly and that the only thing was to
come back strong next year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15
SALEM FEDERALS DEFEAT
FALLS CITY IN GOOD GAME

The Salem Federals defeated the
Falls City ball team yesterday in a
contest played at Falls City by the
large margin of IL to ), Roy Keen, who
twrled for the locals, allowed only
one hit, errors being responsible for
the quintet of tallies chalked up against
the Salem boys.
On the other hand, the Cherry city
lads seemed 10 land on the Fall City
HEAVIER at will, 10 clean Dingles being
enalked to their credit at the end of
the contest. Keene secured four hits
out of five times at bat, one being good
for complete circuit.
The Salem aggregation seems to be
extremely fast and is expected to make
itself felt in valley ball the coming
summer. The lineup includes many high
school stars as well as several other To-
cal "pill tossers. Next Sunday they
win play Dallas at Dallas and the sun
day following they will mix with the
Albany Athletics at the Hub city.
Yesterdays line-up follows; gill, e;
Keene, p; Veaeh, lb; Bell Oh; Miller,
ss. Tothacker, Sb; Hagerdorn, III;
Rhinehart, cf; Trimm, rf. Mckinney
pitched the final inning for Salem, al
lowing one hit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15
PORTLAND CLIMBS As POINTS.

Portland, Ore, June 15.-After climb
ing As points in the percentage column
at the expense of the Christianized
Oaks, the Beavers were en- route to
California today for two weeks in
vasion from which they expect to re-
turn at least in third place. They are
now in the fourth position with a per
centage of 500 and going fine.
The substitution of Pitcher Christian
in place of Arthur Devln as manager
of the Oaks a week ago did not seem
to strengthen the team, for Portland
took six out of the seven games played,
including double-header Sunday,
Poor pitching on the part of the
Oaks and Portland S valiant stickwork
were responsible for the slaughter. The
March hare had not thing on Kill.
lay for wildness in the first game Sun,
day. In the seventh inning he walked
two, hit another, which, with the aid
of hit, nettcd three runs that broke
three to three tie. Two of the runs
were forced in.
After week with the Spokane
Northwestern league team, Catcher
Breuegan returned to the Beavers Sun
day and worked in the second game.
He was loaned to the Indians.
Portland plays Sacramento this week
at Sacramento.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15
HOP CROP LOOKS GOOD
IN POLK COUNTY

Dallas, Ore, June l5.-HOps in Polk
county are looking well and prospects
are for better crop than last year.
A carnival company will iccupy the
amusement boards here all next week
and one week later comes the annual
Chautauqua assembly.
Company L, o. N. c., about 40 strong,
left here Friday morning on a special
train for Portland, where they partici-
pated in the parade that day.
More prisoners are now in the Polk
county Jail than that institution has
housed at one time for several years.
There are but five cells in the Jail, but
eight men are incarcerated there, six
of whom are waiting action of the
grand jury. Three others have been
bound over to the grand jury, but are
out ON bail.
Guy Hunicutt, II years old, who
was arrested with his three oldest
brothers a few weeks ago, when the
gang of thieves who had been operating
in the vicinity of Independence was
broken up, has been released on prOba-
tion by the juvenile authorities.
J. H. Claunch, proprietor of meat
market in this city, was badly injured
a few days ago, when the windlass
slipped while he and an assistant were
stringing up beef at his slaughter
house. The crank of the windlass
struck him in the face, breaking his
nose, and also on the right arm, crack
ing the small bone in two places
A daughter was born to DR.. and Mrs,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15
Late Yesterday
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

At Los Angeles.-Henry FOlz, an
iron worker, was killed by a fall from
a building under construction.
At BOrstow, Cal.-Phil Gilbert, a chef,
was fined $50 for hurting a beefsteak
in the face of Roy Cutless, his helper.
At Los Angeles.-Joseph b. Lands,
40, and DOminik TrOngale, 23, were shot
and seriously wounded in a fight with
three other men that followed a dice
game.
At Los Angeles.-W. f. Spencer, a
policeman, was shot through the arm
with him own revolver which was TAX.
en- from him by Wesley Davis, who he
was trying to arrest.
At LOndOn.-A suffragette bomb ex-
ploded in st. Georges church, demOl-
ishing several pews and stained-glas
windows.
At New York.-The liner New York
arrived with its side gashed by col
lision with the steamship Pretoria in
a fog off Nantucket, Saturday.
At London.-Six persons were killed
by lightning ON Wandsworth common
several were injured and many build.
ings were struck.
At New York-A son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
At Santa Rosa, Cal.-AIiss Bessie
Staeter suffered a broken shoulder and
Miss Hattie FELTON, serious internal in.
iuries when their automobile collided
with Petaluma and Santa Rosa elec
tric railway car.
At San MateO, Cal.-The authorities
were notified by R. Y. Hayne, the pole