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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
I0WN1R0N GIVEN
70 YEARS IN PEN;
APPEAL IS TAKEN
IFokN1 cEssTY or VOLUNTARY
MANSLAucHTER FOR KILLING
I WEE; OTHER SENTENCES BY
JUDGE LElR~

Hueumcari, N. M, Nov. Cd. Il.
FowhdrdW, who was charged with
the murder of bis wife al their home
near Ration, and who was found guilty
of voluntary ~manslanghter by the
jury, was given the limit provided BY
law. Judge Eeib sentenced him to
nine and one.half to ten years in the
state ~penitentiafy. Ii is thought that
he Will secure the bond which Is $12,-
coo and remain cut during the action
of the supreme court, notice Of an APP
peal having been filed. He has re-
turned to his home county.
R. u Anderson, who was charged
with the murder Of his bfotherin-law,
George zant, was found guilty Of vol
antary naaHslaughter. after the jury
was out about 80 hours. This was a
compromise verdict, it is understood,
says the News, but the young man
might consider himself lucky, since
he confessed to the killing and there
is little doubt IN the minds Of the
citizens Of this community that he did
1t. Judge LeiB gave him nine to ten
years in the state pe~nitentiary. Mr..
Morris, lawyer for Anderson, said he
intended to appeal the case.
Everett Walter charged with rob-
berry. pleaded guilty and was sentenc'
ed to one to one and one-half years IN
the pen.
Ben r. Morgan pleaded guilty to
the charge of forgery and was given
one to one and one-half years in the
pen. 481
Apicete (Jml Salazar and Jose
Cordoya had several indictments filed
against them They pleaded guilty to
larceny OF cattle and were given q
fine of $500 each and one to a and
one-haH years in the penitentiary.
Bisenta Atencia, was charged with
bigamy. She pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to two to two and onerhalf
years in the penitentiary. Her sen
tence was suspended during good be-
havior.
Walter, Morgan, Salazar and Cor
doYa have been taken to Santa Be.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
Tractor Engine Takes
Wild Jump at Maxwell

Maxwell, N. M, NOV. 1.-THE trae.
tor engine with which J. L. Gibson
was delivering beets to the Maxwell
dump ran off the incline when about
hat way down, turned over and land
ed with an four wheels IN the arr
after taking a drop of about 10 feet
Mr.. Gibson left the machine when Pc
saw he had lost control Of it and thus
escaped injury.
Mr. Gibson made his first delivery
.of beets the day before. He drove
the engine with the two heavily load
ed wagons hlfehed behind up the
dump. unloaded the beets and de-
seconded safely. The next morning
be attempted to do the same thing
again, but whoever was supposed to
chuck a block under the wheel 20
keep the engine from running down
.hnf failed to chuck. The result was
that the engine started on q little
journey OF rs own. II was badg
wrecked.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
Pension Fund For
Battery A Dwindles

Roswell, N. M. Nov. THE funds
in the hands Of the Pension Commit
tee for the families Of members Of
Battery A on the border are steadily
%dwindling.
AT the meeting Of the committee
the following report Of the treasurer
was accepted and filed:
Oct. 81, balance $46070
Nov. /, disbursements .,...... 21z00
bdtance
The committee has deferred any
further solicitations on account of the
continued belief that the battery will
be released, which would relieve the
people Of Roswell Of the pretty CON
siderable burden.
There is enough on hand to pay
the December budget. Unless the
Battery is released by that time, an
other call must be made upon patriotic
Roswell.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
BEAN BEETLE
Responsible for $4,000

The real name of this insect is the
bean lady-bird. In time, If not con
tr0lled, it is likely to become the most
serious pest Of the rnree shown on
this page. 1t is a curious fact that
only two other species Of this family
of beetles feed upon vegetation, the
normal food Of the family being plant
IIfce,a scale insects, and soft bodied
larvae. The mature worm is about
the same length as the beetle, has 9
light yellow color, and is covered with
stout braHched spines, that are black
at the tip The worm, when fuil
grown, fastens the p~osterior end o.
its body to the under side OF the teal
and in a few days sheds it's outer skin
containing the spines and changes ,to
the rest statea From these pupae the
BEETLE appears in a few days. The in.
sect winters over in the BEETLE stage.
There is but one brood to a season.
Fall blowing will do the least towards
destroying this insect of any Of the
three mentioned, though it will help
by removing the places Of refuge, and
cause the insect, to a certain extent,
to seek quarters elsewhere. This In
sect can be controlled by spraying the
plants with a poisonous mixture (bor-
deaux mixture and arsenate of lead)
thoroughly, before the worms appear
In large numbers
Farms should be supplied with
power spray outfits, as it is possible
also TO control the flea beetle, by
spraying The same machine can be
used in the spraying of the potato
crop, which suffers most through
blight. and can be overcome only with
the spray.
Leave nothing to chance, and you
will find that the agriculture of this
country will grow in direct proper
ton to your efforts put forth in living
up to this good slogan.
Fam pillow. Clean cultivate.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
Manzano Postoffice
Closed; Can't Find
Any Postmaster

Mountafnair, N. NJ, Nov. IA pc
cuIiar condition Of affairs exists at
Manzano, the postoffice at that place
having been discontinued. owing as
nearly as we can learn to the unwit
iingness Of any competent person to
assume the duties OF postmaster, and
dfssensions in regard to the matter,
This is one OF the most popnlous
.centers in the county. At present
main addressed to Manzapo is held at
Torreon. People at Manzana may have
to put up rural route boxes and set
their mail in that way.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
ACCIDENTAL
SHOOTING OF YEAR

Springer, N. NJ, Nov. 6.-Ralph
Galley and Fred Gottfried were acct.
dentalfy7 shot when a rifle held by
Galley was discharged in some un;
known manner. The men were deer
hunting in the canyons southeast Of
Roy. Galley was standing with the
gun barrel resting on his right foot
when the gun was discharged, the
bullet piercing his second toe, and
striking a rock glanced and hit Colt
fried, who was standing near by, in
the leg. The boys went to Roy for
medical assistance. Calley's toe was
amputated and the bullet extracted
from Gottfried's leg, They returned
home and are both getting along
nicely. Galley said he thought the
gun was on the safety catch and was
very much surprised when it was dis
charged.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09

/ great deal of the finn work nowadays
and this ~necessitates the company
taking up a temporary abode in some
cold region in the northern states
where the snow is at least deep
enough for the proper effect. An OF
this is. not comfortable and adds to
the expense and d~iscomfoFts Of the
work OF the actors.
Il is reasonable to believe that the
plan to stage winter scenery at the
white sands is entirely feasible, and
it is certain that It would make head
quarters at ~Alamogordo and in the
morning or the right time of day
would get to the sands in autos to
pun eff the special scenery stunts
They will have to cut out the snow
balls. the logging scenes and the ski
work,
They a take plenty Of time for
the snow is not going to melt too
fast and the heroine win not have to
be bundled too much to show her
pretty features.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
CAR SHUNS STEER;
HITS PHONE POLE

Estancia, N. NJ, Nov. GA family
Of Texans BY the name Of Neel, from
Brownwood, Tex, met with a serious
accident just north Of town. They
had been at Moriarty and had start.
eed on the return trip, when a steer
proved their uHdoing. MI. and Mrs.
Meet and several children were in the
auto. and a boy Is or 20 years old was
driving. The steer was near the road
side, and instead of turning away as
the car came along, turned toward
the car. The driver turned the car
suddenly, with his eyes on the steer,
and ran into a telephone pole, turn
ing the car bottom side up, Strange
to relate, none-but Mrs. Neel raj hurt
beyond a few bruises and scratches.
Mrs. Neel had az collar bone broken.
The car was badly wrecked.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
S. O. S. Message Says
Submarine Is Smelling
American Steamer

London. Nov. S.-The American
Hawaiian steamship Columbian Of
S579 tons gross, is sending out wire
less telegraph calls for help, stating
that she is being shelled BY a subma'
rine.
New York, Nov. S.-The American
Hawaiian Steamship company's YES
sci Columbian is under American reg
'istry and is a freighter, carrying nc
passengers and a crew of about ia
officers and men. mostly Americans
according to officers of the company
here. She was under charter by the
France and Canada Steamship com
pany. She discharged a cargo q
horses at st. Nairza, France.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
(Portales valley News.l

A. G. Kenyon is the proprietor OF
the irrigated farm formerly owned by
Frank Wilson and Mr.. Love. and it
joins the townsite on the east. II is
a 800 acre tract, and is one Of the
most attractive places IN the shallow
water belt. He has 80 acres in alfalfa.
and some 200 acres in forage crops,
corn, kaffia and maize. IN March, 1915,
he bought 30 head Oh brood soWs,
Duroes and Hampshires, from this
start he has produced hogs as fol-
lows: Has shipped Sc, has sold to
local buyers, seven, and will ship Fri
day Of this week SO head Thus far
he has received $1e44 net for his in
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
Union Pacific to
Test Adamson Law

Omaha, Neb, Nov. S.-The Union
Pacific Railroad company filed suit IN
the. federal court here today to test
the censtitntienahty of the law recent
IN passed BY congress and known as
the Adamson act. Thomas S, Allen,
IL. s. district attorney and four Union
Pacific tfainmen representing the die.
ferenf railroad brothegn0ods are made
parties defendant.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
FLEA REETLE
Responsible for $4,000

hcANOUStDte lot $l4guQU
This insect belongs to the chewing
class, and repeatedly effects enorIti-
GUS damage where large numbers in
fest a fed. Very little is known Of
its life history. The beetles during
late June and early July come out in
enormous numbers, gnawing holes in
the foliage Of the bean plants attack
ed, so that when in abundance they
completely destroy the foliage Of the
plant in two Of three days, often
necesitating respIRntinH.
The BETTE in the worm state feeds
on the roots Of various common
weeds. In the middle west they have
been observed to be fully grown in
May, and usually emerge from the
pupa stage crest stage) about the
second week fn June. They do most
damage to the young plants where
both young and old plants are to be
found close together.
From the data acquired it would
seem probable that the insect winters
in the worm stage In the roots OF vart-
GUS weeds and develops to the adult
in the early summer, when the eggs
are laid There seems to be no d.
rect evidence Of a second generation.
The destruction of weeds, together
with fall blowing, is of necessity OF
great Importance While this may not
control the insect completely, it is
true that these operations alone re-
duce losses from this source to- the
minimum. Fall pillow. Clean cultivate.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
CAME PROTECTORS
MUCH PLEASED WITH
CONCESSIONS GIVEN
BOTH CANDIDATES. FOR COVER
NOR WILLING TO COOPERATE
no SECURE EFFICIENT GAME
WARDEN

Albuquerque, N. M, Nov. S.-Rob-
ert e. Dietz, secretary Of the New
Mexico Game Protective association,
has received a letter from p. G. de
Baca. candidate for governor, promis-
ing If elected to consider the asso-
Citations recommendations for filling
the office of state game warden. Mr..
Bursum had previously promised YER
bally to consult with the association
before appointing a warden. In each
case the news was promptly tele-
graphed to the local headquarters all
over the state, so as to reach its 1000
members before the opening Of the
polls.
while neither candidate promised
to bar active politicians from the of
flee, the sportsmen feel that enough
has been conceded to justify the con-
~clusion that their formal proposition
has been virtually accepted by both
parties, "We are in hopes that u
campaign will result in the appoint
ment OF a really good game warden
they sad. Zone thing is certain; we
viii be satisfied with no mediocre ap-
pointee. The sportsmen of the state
have set their minds on a 100 per
cent game warden, and with the.
promised aid of both candidates, we
mean to get him."
The next move, it is said, will prob
ably be a conference between the gov
~ernor-elect and the executive commit
tee of the association, for the purpose
of examining candidates and making
a final selection. This will take place
sometime before January 1. The Of
ficers Of the association say that
while they have not as yet narrowed
their choice to any particular candi-
date OF candidates for the office,
they have a number of promising men
in mind whose. names will be put be-
fore the governor-elect for consider
alton.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
DoNA ANA MOTOR COMPANY

The Dona Ana Motor company, Of
flee at Las Cruces and A. F. Katzen-
stein, Jr., agent. filed incorporation
papers. 1t has $4,000 capital stock
divided into 500 shares at $500 each
The incorporators are: A. #. KatzeI'
stein, IT., 20 shares John Birdweu, %
shares and +. w. Campbell, 2 shares,
all Of Las Cruces. The objects Of the
company are to buy and sell automo.
biles, accessories, tires, Tubes and
AUTO supplies.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09

u. S. District Judge John c. Pol
dock viii hear the suit Of the Utah
Construction company vs.. the st.
Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific
company tomorrow IN federal court.
This is a foreclosure Of contractors
lien, involving $l75.08 Judge Jesse
Northcutt. of Trinidad; Attorney
Frank w Nebekef, of Salt Lake City.
and Attorney Elmer L. Studley. Of
RatoA APPEAR for the plaintiff and At
Itorney Charles A. Spices. Of Las
Vegas, for the defendant.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
HOW PORTALES VALLEY MAN
HAS MADE GOOD WITH HOGS

crease and will have 55 left for De,
'cember shipment. He paid for these
brood sows s44S. He has also, two
registered bears, one of which weighs
at nine months old, $50 pounds. and
has the measurements Of a 800 pound
hog at three years of age. Mr.. Ken
yon win dispose OF all his Hampshires
and infthe future specialize in Dufoes.
He will have 16 DuFoc sows left, Is OF
which are gifts and they will weigh
225 pounds at this time. He says there
is more and faster money in hogs
than in anything he IAN produce. That
he has never had a sick hog nor lost
one since he came to the Portales val
ley.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
sl5IPPED FROM EsTANcfA
Colfax County Prize
AIT National Apple
Show This Year

Cimarron, N. NJ, Nov. Cat the
largest and best national apple show
held in the United States this year,
at Louisiana, MO-, dufing the week Of
October 20, where apples and their
by-products from all sections of the
United States were shown and placed
in competition, Colfax county was
awarded a valuable prize and recpg-
milton Of its superb climate for fruit
growing.
w T.. Page, %orchardist Of the WIS
ranch, owned by Capt. VIM. French,
won second prize for the best exhibit
Of BenefIower apples, that were
grown on the ranch two miles east OF
Gimarron this year.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
R~EHEARiNe GRANTED

u. S. District Judge John G. Pol
lock today granted a rehearing to the
plaintiff in the case Of r. Il Jones ct
al vs.. the Bankers Trust company,
This vas a slnt over 1000 shares Of
stock Falned at s23.D09 The plain
tiffs are said 10 be residents of Grant
county and the defendant company is
of Dallas. Texas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
Dragged to
Death BY Wagon

Las Cruces, N. M, Nov. 7.-As Mr..
LIE May was driving a large farm
wagon near his ranch home west OF
town, a most d~eplorabIe accident oc-
Cured. The 5.year-old son of Valen-
tin Garcia, playfudly caught hold Of
the wagon, although upnoticed at the
moment, BY Mr.. LIE May, and was
dragged under the wheels. AS soon as
the accident was discovered by the
driver the child was tenderly taken
from it's perilous position, but the lit
tie fellow only lived a few minutes
after the large wagon had passed over
his body.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
cur WORM

H~SHNCH1t9tG E0E YtE0y091
Here Is most serious problem in
connection with raising beans and
most of the forage crops.
This insect, together with the other
two shown in the cuts, is naturally
fosteRed and helped to continue to ex-
ist where fall pplowing is not prac-
ticed. We are all familiar with the
habits of this insect, and know that It
is practically impossible to extefmi-
nate. the same after it appears in the
field.
Believe Ia preparedness and fight
this pest in the fan and winter when
1t is most easily destroyed.
The moth lays its eggs In early
summer These hatch and the small
worm does some feeding on roots and
tender foliage during the late sum
meF and fall. The damage at this
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
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BY GIANT POWDER


S :
IS Tucumcari, N. M N0v6-S
s Word has reached town to the ;
4 effect that u natiyein the neigh >
s borhood Of Bonita canyon was )
V fatally injured whiLAl f0pling )
81 with d box Of dynamite left in :
st That vicinity by miners. :
q It is said the man was dgsing :
s. in the box~which contained some 4
s caps and about So pounds Of dy- :
IS mantle. "a exploded and tore =
s both hands and arms from the =
s. body, put out both eyes and tore :
s a big hole in his stomach. He :
s was not killed instantly, but >
s lived several days. 3
s s SIS :
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
Fireman Injured by
Fall From Engine

Tucumcari, N. Nj, NOV. T.-Floyd q.
Rosebush, a fireman on the Dawson
division Of the e. T. & S. W., met with
a very serious accident near Camp
ana, when he fen from an engine
tank, while the engine was taking wa
ter. It was at first supposed that ms
back was broken. He was brought
to Tucumcari and placed in the Tu'
cumcari hospital for treatment. lie IS
resting we'll and will prpbably re
cover.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09

and mineral lands. The company is
eanitalizet al &,500.0O0 divided into
]. 100000 shares at 81 each The paid
up capital is $1,000,
The names and addresses OF the in
corpoTators are: Charles Davis, 81
.Pasos 100 shares; Dan N. jackson, FL
Ras6. 100 shares; N. ". Pobterfisld,
Silver City, and John a. Wiley, Silver
City 1000 shares each.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
THREE MEN KILLED,
TWO WOUNDED IN
MAGDALERA FIGHT

(By Leased Wire to New Mexican.)
MasdaIena, N. NJ, NOV. s.-Three
men are dead and two wounded as
the result Of a gun fight here yester'
day. The fight was the outcome Of
an election quarrel. Dan Archulits
was killed outright, Manuel GripaIba
and a younger brother died from
wounds. Archulita's father and the
Gripalba's father were wounded.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09

@Plow in Fan for Insect Control
is the box car letter admonition 0i
Roland Harwel1, county agricultural
agent for Torrance county, to the
farmers OF the Estancia valley Ia a
graphic supplement to the Estancia
N~ews4FferaId It is n Of the time
Hest and most practicaI stunts ever
done by a county agent and win have
o most important effect In reducing
the crop damage by insects next sea
son. The supplement pictures the
principal insect pests and their larvae
and shows how they attack the crops.
IT points out that $165, 600 worth Of
damage was done to the valley beans
last year by the bugs. The circular
thus goes after the bugs. vigorously
attacking their public records:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
coTToM eINNEp

washington, Nov. S.--cotton gin
ned prior to November / amounted to
S,6f9,06S bales, compared with 1873
Ss6 last year and 9,2866,s12 IN 1914.
Round bales included we're 153,69S
and Sea Island S0.310, Ginnings BY
states included California. 1928;
Oklahoma. 792. S46i TEXAS, s.1l0a9s.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
NEW coRPER COMPANY

The Austin-Amazon Copper CON
pany filed Incorporation papers ia the
state corporation eommission's office
here today. The coInpany's principal
ofrice is IN Silver city with John H.
wiley as statutory agent. The com
pany will purchase. locate. lease, ac-
quire and sell mines, mining claims
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
ouEEM rLILp Ill

San Francisco, Cal, Nov. S.-LHiu-
okalhnl former Queen OF Hawaii IS
very iii at Honolulu and may pass
sway at any time according to, infof-
nation received yesterday.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
HOPE Or
G or MAJORITY
IN U. s.. SENATE,
OHIO INDICATES
Late Returns Indicate
Pomerene Has Beat
Myron {. Herrick
DEMS. LIKELY TO
BE 5 TO GOOD

NeW YORK, NOV. returns
from Ohio indicating the reelection
of Senator Atlee PDmeFene, Democrat,
over Myron 4. Herrick, Republican,
virtually ended the possibility of Re-
publican ascendency in the senate.
With Democratic leaders insisting
that Hitchcock In Nebraska and Pitt
mann in Nevada. have been reelected
and with KendricR probably elected
in Wyoming, the political status Of
the new senate would thus be Demo-
Gratis 81, Republicans AZ, with the re-
suit in Arizona and New Mexico still
I'm doubt.
Should the Republicans carry both,
the Democratic majority in the sem
ate would be eight.
Chicago, Ill. Nov John C. Ever
man, secretary OF the Republican con-
gressiona1 committee tonight issued
a statement claiming the national
house by a safe majority Of 35 Re-
publicans and the election Of a Re-
publican senate.
New York, Nov. 7-Congressional
early returns were insufficient at IL
o'clock tonight to Indicate what
would be the complexion of congress.
At that hour, however, the Republic
cans had gained two senators, one in
New York and one in Maine, elected
last September, and the indications
were that they would gain at least
three more in Indiana and one in
New Jersey.
House: New York, 2SSth district,
Sanford; Illinois, 18th district, Fuller;
Illinois, 18th district, Mckenzie; Mis-
sissippi-Al1 Democrats elected; Ten
inessee, first district, Sells; second,
Austin: fourth, Hull; fifth, Houston;
sixth, Byrne; seventh, Padgett; ninth,
CARROTS; tenth, Fisher. Louisiana
First, Estipini; second, Dnpree; 4th,
Watkins; fifth, Wilson; sixth, San
ders; seventh, Lazaro; eighth, AswelI.
Senate: Mississippi, Williams. Ten
nessee, McKeller.
House: New York, seth, Sanders.
Arkansas-All seven Democrats elect
ed.
Senate: Arkansas, Kirby.
31st Smell. Texas: All Is Democrats
elected.
Senate: Texas, Culberson re-
elected.
House: New York, seth district,
De Forest; 43rd district, Hamilton.
Arkansas-AIl seven Democrats elect
ed.
Senate: Mississippi, Williams.
Senate: Tennessee, Mcclellan.
House: New York, 39th, Sanders.
Pennsylvania, Knox,
Senate: Arkansas, Kirby.
House: New York, S1st, Smell.
Texas, all is Democrats elected.
House: wisconsin: First, Cooper;
third, Nelson; fifth, Stafford; 18th,
Esch; eighth, Browne.
House: Ohio, Longworth.
House: New York, seth, Gould.
Pennsylvania, 10th, Farr. New York,
26th, Plat; 9th. Ward. Pennsylva-
mia, Sth, Watson.
Senate: New York. Calder.
House: New York, 3Sth, Dunn.
House: Virginia. 18th. Harrison.
North Carolina, 10th, Weaver. Vir-
ginia, End, Holland; 5th. Saunders.
Pennsylvania, 7th, Brodick. New
York, 24th, Fairchild; 25th, Hustled.
Senate: Connecticut, Mclean.
House,: Connecticnt. Freeman,
.Glinn, Hill.
House: Pennsylvania, 5th, Cos
atel10; 9th, Narrow. Indiana, 7th,
Moore (Rep.J Kentucky, 3rd, Tho
mas; 4th, johnson; 9Th, Shirley;
if9ths Langley; 11th. Bowers.
House: Iowa, Second district, Hull,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-11-09
-WIsooNafN COMBINATION

The Menasha Wooden Ware com
pany, a WISCONSIN corporation, with
4 capital stock of sS50,009, was ad-
nsistea u 10 business IN New Mexico
with III office H. Al~Baaadrade aud H
B. Jamison, its agent.