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The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-06
Too Much Machinery

Starting with the Australian
ballot law and enacting direct
primary and registration laws,
holding many elections, and add
ing direct legislation, western
states have made voting burden
some and expensive and less and
less people vote.
Los Angeles holds two cleo
tons this fall within two weeks,
one special election on whether
people shall be allowed to dance
in public restaurants. This will
cost taxpayers $40, 600 to $50, 600.
Oregon, the home of direct
primaries and direct legislation,
shows a falling off Of $4,000 in
registration this year. AS more
initiative measures are forced on
the enormous ballot, fewer voters
take part.
The Eugene, Oregon, Register
SAYS: The steady decline in
registration and voting that is
so plainly apparent in Oregon is
a public problem of no small i'm
portance. In this state popular
legislation has had full sway.
The majority's will is supreme.
But if the majority chooses to
stay away from the polls, what
will become of majority rule. F"
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-06
EsTRAY NOTICE.

The following described animals
have wandered away from my place
and are now probably out on the
range. A suitable reward will be
given for information leading to their
recovery:
One bay mare 8 years old, with
heavy name and tail, tail somewhat
bobbed, with trowel brand on left
shoulder about as large as a thumb;
has sucking bay mare colt. One
yearling mare colt, with hair brand
B on left shoulder, name bobbed
about inches near the wether. One
chestnut-sorrel mare, about 5 years
old, carrying Ashley brand; has
sucking colt of a mouse color; colt
stands high on legs and has wire cut
on right hind leg, near flank. One
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-06
SYMPATHY MOVE
FAILS IN GOTHAM

New York. Oct 3.-Tacit admission
OF the failure of the general SYM
pathetic strike in New York in behalf
of the striking street car men was
made in a report to conference OF
labor leaders, which discussed the
general situation.
The leaders recommended that every
union member in the city be assessed
81 for the benefit of car employees who
are on strike.
No decision as to future efforts to
call out unionists in sympathy with
the strikers was taken and there was
no formal admission that the strike
plan had collapsed.
Police headquarters announced that
a canvass made by policemen showed
that only 40S men had responded to
the call for a general strike.
More than 100000 members OF the
United Hebrew Trades returned to
work after their three-day holiday, as
did 3,100 brewery workers.
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please say ADVERTISED.
j. A. LEMIRE, Postmaster
Public Sale.


/ will sell at public sale in Ro-
nan on Saturday, October 18th,
the following described property;
Eight head of horses. 2 geld
ings 4 and 5 years old weight
1850; l bay gelding 5 years old,
weight 1900; l mare Z years old,
weight 1900; l gray mare Z yrs.
old, weight 1900; yearling colt:
2 sucking colts; l mich cow and
2 calves; one 3 Ia Winona
wagon, l spring wagon, some
household goods and other artic-
les. Usual terms.
PETER ROETHLER. Owner.
Leon Bishop, Clerk.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-06
Girl for general house work
wanted. Inquire Pioneer office.

Girl for general house work
wanted. Inquire Pioneer office.
The Catholic Guild announces
big dance in the Roman dance
hall on Nov. z. Further details
will be published later.
In field of seventeen, E. E.
Healey, formerly of Roman. came
out third in the race for the
nomination of state representa-
tive in King county, Washington,
at the recent primary. Mr..
Healey is now one of the seven
candidates for that position on
the republican ticket.
J. E. Cavanaugh and Edwin
Spannuth, prominent business
men Of Whitefsh, were killed in
an auto accident near Clinton
early Wednesday marning. Miss
Hennesy, who was also in the
car, miraculously escaped. The
car left the road and went over
a IL foot embankment into a
pool of water, drowning the two
men under the car.
On account of infantile paraly-
sis the public schools of Stevens
vile and Florence have been
closed. Two cases are reported
in Stevensville and one in Flor
ence. County Physician Finn
of Missoula county also announc-
es that children under the age of
16 from the districts affected will
not be allowed to attend the
Western Montana fair at Missou-
la this week.
The superintendent of national
forests has been in Roman and
vicinity since Friday of last
week. The Pioneer is informed
that in conformity with Senator
Meyers bill providing for the
Redistribution of timber lane
and their ultimate availability as
homestead lands, the superin'
tendent is here for the purpose Of
selecting and setting aside al
lands more valuable for agricul
tural and horticultural purposes
than for the timber and to ap
praise and classify the same
This will have the effect of open
ing several hundred acres of the
most valuable land to homestead
entry, much of it in the immedi
ate vicinity of Roman.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-06
100000 SHELL CONTRACT
St. Paul Firm Closes Deal With Rus
sian Government.

sian Government.
St. Paul, Oct. 3.-Munitions con-
tracts with the Russian government
amounting to 100000 have been
signed by A. F.. Osterlind, president
of the Osterlind Printing Press and
Manufacturing company of st. Paul.
Negotiations are under way for the
signing of a contract by Mr. Osterlind
with the British government for 3d.
600 900 worth Of munitions.
Plans have been completed and a
lease has been signed by officials OF
the company for the use Of the old
state prison at Saltwater for a manu-
featuring plant. The lease gives the
company the building and grounds free
of rent or taxes for a period of eight
years.
The munition contracts call for the
manufacture of 3.inch shell castings
for the Russian government and 81
inch shell castings for the British.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-06

National preparedness could have a
substitute, but never an imitation.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-06
CHILD MAY FREE SUSPECT
Furnishes Abb for Men Charged With
Murder

Cambridge, Mass. Oct. "a twelve
year.old girl, Dorothy Fox, was the
chief witness for the defense here in
the trial of Albert p. Roper, charged
with the murder of his father, Albert
Roper, florist.
On the night of March 1, she said,
when the elder Roper was beaten to
death and robbed, young Roper was at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Jessie
Fox, in the Roxbury district of Bos-
ton, and did not leave the house, she
said. until II p. m.
According to testimony brought out
previously the murder was committed
shortly after 9 p. m.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-06
Yeas Garner Postal Funds.

Boone, Ia, Oct. 3.--Yesgmen blew
the safe of the postal station in the
Tucker grocery here, taking $3.50 in
postal funds. Two shots We're fired at
w. II. Valentine, a locomotive engi-
neer. as the thieves fed in an automo
bile.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-06

yearling horse colt, with hair brand
"B" on left shoulder; it's tail and
name We're bobbed in the spring.
One black work horse, about IA years
old, with brand OP on left shoulder;
this horse shows right hip to be hip
shod, and holds his head down; very
easily noticed. The aforementioned
sorrel mare is somewhat hunch-
backed. Also one old light-bay
horse, has three white feet, small
spot of white on nose. These ami
mails have ranged together for
long time and where one is the 9TH
ers are likely to be.
G. F. BIRCH,
Leon, Montana.
National .,rono Rox1nasn cnnld have A
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-06
Two Drown at Marinette.

Marinette, Wis, Oct. 1.-Two men
were drowned and a third had a mar
row escape when locomotive crane
of the Central West Coal company of
Menominee, Mich, toppled off the
dock into the Menominee river. The
men drowned were: Michael Brown,
master mechanic, ana Ben Selewski,
machinist. aged thirty. George Duma-
chelle was rescued.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-06
Man Blown Over Trees.

Clarion. IT,, Oct. "a storm here,
which caused considerable damage to
ray, farmer, carried him over the
top Of clump of trees and lodged him
in hedge, to which he chung. He
was not injured.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-06
We buy cream and furnish the cans.
Roman Nero. Co.
Advertised Letters.

The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post Office in Roman, Mont.
Abraham Left Land.
Mr.. Charlie S. Israel.
Mr.. Walter Tenant (3)
Mrs. Henry Durgoloh.
Mr.. Mitchell Brown.
Mr.. H. L. Hanson.
Ed Durand
Mr.. John Cambest.
Mr.. Henry Fiber.
Mr.. Antoine Nforie.
A. Modin.
Chief Kennels.
Mr.. Kenneth Stanton (2)
Silas Martin.
Mr.. C. O.. Lundholm.
Miss Cecil Ysnstin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Olson.
Marion Verinor.
When calling for the above letters
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-06
Former Judge in Jail.

West Union, To-, Oct. Sc j. O'Con-
non, formerly superior Judge, is
prisoner in the Jail here. O'Connor
was convicted on Bookkeeping charge.
Disbarment proceedings have been
started.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-06
AUTO THIEF is KILLED
Machine Stolen in Minneapolis Is
Wrecked at Madelia.

Wrecked at Madelia.
Madelia, Mimi, Oct. 3.-Theft of an
automobile in Minneapolis ended dis
astrously for two men near here when
a runabout, in making turn, skidded
and tipped over One man was killed
and the other, escaping unhurt. was ar
rested at St. James and is being held
for the Minneapolis police
w. A. CARING was killed and ]. Mel
gin captured.
When Melvin was taken he gave his
name and that of his companion, but
refused to give their place of resi-
dence.
He said they stole the car from in
front of a Minneapolis hotel.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-06
New Richmond Mill Destroyed.

New Richmond, Wis, Oct. 3.-Fire
destroyed the roller mills and the
downtown elevator Of the New Rich
mond Roller Mills company here,
Slsing a loss of $250,0OO.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1916-10-06

Perhaps the Panama slides will be
quiet now just to shame the rest Of
the unQuiet world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-10
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Co.
TELEPHONE 0S
CONFESSION CLEARS
UP PAL0MAS SPRINGS
DOUBLE MURDER CASE

ulisboro. y NJ. Jan 90 Word
has hccu received here cot ,hc arrest
and confession 1T Beaumont. FOX coli
Albert Uou,hin. wanted iu his ouo
O., tor the murder ut g. ~ Hammond
"a hors" trader. and "a unknown Wou-
au AGAR palum1s not spru-s Novoui-
Der ., last.
Hou,hiu Is the ~i7-ycur-1id sou 1.
! 4. fuuchlu of N~cutheriord. ToA
aud r. letter rom the parent. which
was miSd.ltyor.d FURNISHED The police
with the Ella" which resulted ~ m"
arrest,
Hou,hin had been working tor
Hammond he s.rd fiamm ,ud abuse
him. Hc told the police that he shot
Hamuuud with u Winchester M his
tent on thC outskirts ot rllumas and
that when the woman advanced ca
him hr shot her. BE admitted taking
si.00o from llammund's truuk from
palumu- h' went to 'uttc. thoncr 4"
D.miug ana ~ raso From there h"
went tu Kansas CIty. theu returned
To- his people at M-clthotiurd liz
father. hr said. udNisod nim To- get
away.
The huy was going under thu n3mo
OF " 4. Freeman HIs fttucr wrote
To- him. sending him 500 iu bills an (
:clling HIM 10 get ont e. the D"up'f'
AZ the officers were after him Thls
letter Wis delivered Coz another party
VITO rlrcd tho officers of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-10
UNIVERSITY AND MINE
SCHOOL MEN TO SPEAK
TO OTERO EDUCATORS

Nipmnrordo. y NJ. Ilu 40
uuun'rmerj has been mad, hrf" ilHt
the principal sprio,rs 80 ihr meeting
OF the ptcrU count. t,t,uot a,h,l
u'od foi SoiutlH. viii ha Prof itua 900
a. NH ui the ~uui1or-.t.. aud ur
faN'tto A. Jones head OF tu, state
school ui miJ's Tho pruptum tot
the meeting 'ullnn-
Morning session
How O." make me t',ohiur ct lu.
mostiC science practical u our uu.
ni,ipni school Miss Viola Pito2. iu
our rural schools VI -s krthcrlu, TIT
man
Adurcs. President Ti,,ft, Iuuos
Afternoon session
The moonlight .rhuui Ion Ot,ro
county. Superintendent MdulcS !.
Morgan.
General discussion
Address. Iruf E,.coo o. nm
Music M.sa Amelia B,Id,r and her
classes
HuHiues4 spsSi0l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-10
THREE Bis DEALS
IN LIVESTOCK N
STATE ARE MAOE
La Cueva Ranch Sold LETTERS
Buys Altman Properties in
Otero: John Hicks Sells
LOO Steers in Guadalupe.

East Las Vegas, y NJ. Jan. l0.--
h biggest deal In livestock AMI
ranch properties reported Tor several
weeks is h sale of the La Cue\1
ranch ana cattle interests. cust of
Mora. To a syndicate of eastern can't
~talists, which was announced her
saturday. The deal inVull ed S2an.-
zoe and the new holders are prepared
to spend SiOo, 600 IN impro, emcnts az
once. 1t Is aiid.
F'ranklia Lands. the Chicagotn
who engineered the sale 1T the Hand
properties Two years ago. made the
doitl. Lands declared saturday that
n" effort would hc spared To- bring
tn" ranch To- ~ highest efficiency.
W. Il. ana j, II HOGAN of Minnca polls
are 1" nave charge of the property.
IA irrigation system VIII be ex-
tended ia supply 5000 acres with
water The ranch has been famous
as u producer OF apples Tor sumc time.
Men best known In connection with
h ownership Of the la crtcya ranch
are David g. Deuel.. Hugh Loudon AMI
Adin II. Whitmore.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-10
s5O. 0OO DttNl MADE ~
OTtl,O cot WY LAST WEEK

Alamogordo. y ~, Jan. To- steps
~ lose q 10000 deal In this count,
wh"r"hN VI V Jen"rs VIII become the
owner eft the Perry Altman stock ana
rdnch properties. were nogun lag.
week.
The properties are in the extreme
southeastern part Of the county. ~
inp both M Texas aud Sew Mexico.
The cNact price paid cannot be known
until the cattle and horses al" gather
ed ana counted II is cstimatcd that
rom" 500 mead of cattle are Included
m tht transfer. which viii bring tha
rrio" close ia $50. 600.
The deal was made boy oliver VI
Ice. who H. 1dministratur OF the estate
iu New Mcsico ana John Helm. adj
miuistrator In Texas. oliver Lee ia
a hulf brother OF Perry Altman. VI. Y.
LETTERS and his sons are thc largest
~ OF Cattl" in this county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-10
LIVESTOCK HIsINESS
OVlR sTtTE BOOMING

pvcr l0o ears Of alfalfa viii be-
shipped ttop otis this week, most 1T
II bringing tl2 80 Z - H. otis.
VIII Frnior OF carlsbad has gonc
10 Midland. Tex. Va sccurc a carload
eft registered hulls.
William Nllen of Artcsia ms gone
to WIGHT To receive a carload of
registered ,horthorn bulbs he pur-
chased from the adams 4 Robert
ranch north OF that city.
Oscar Thompson and Sim Envcs 81
Carlsbad failed 10 find any Mexican
cattle IN the ~ paso market that
suited thtm and ala not huy 81 their
recent trip 10 the Pass City.
l.. " Arthur OF Loving has made
many improvements IN the Old Fan
ning pincc, which hc purchased rc.
Gently intending t. raise hops there.
T.. -. Hamilton has been building
improved feeding peas. rcpairing the
silos and doing other work ~ the
crawford place near Carlsbad. whcr.
h' will feed several thousand lambs
this winter.
la" Livingston of Carlsbad has re-
turned from Fort worth, where no
was Ic-"loctcd q dircctor Of Tia" cat
tlomou's Trust company.
Mr. j a. S%tallinR OF DAYTON is buy
ing cattle tu stock her ranch.
sheep shipments from Springer to-
tailed 3iS3p head IN lHit, all raised
in that vicinity. This ls an inCrcas.
ni about 1000 over lait's shipping
tillv.
Frank Reach of Roosevelt county
has traded his place IN IN" southern
half of the county to ! /. S,nith ~
Elk. Dkln. he will move 10 okla.
huma md enter the dairy business
foun
lack Wilcoxen of pnrtalcs reports
an offer Of $50 tor a two-wccks-old
IIolsleln Falf
&. o. Giiloy OF carlsbad shipped a
'arlond of horses aud mules Ia Ana
rllo last week.. shipping from Artosia.
j n Jones shipped n carload Of
COWS rom Artesia last wecN. the stun
I abe turned loose ~ his ranch near
Yosn. on the Belen cut-on.
\ q. Blakey of portalcs win enter
the a,ock-iecding business, having n
large crop oi grain and forage this
year.
Three cars Of Gnadalupc county
lambs were shipped from FORT SUM
ncr Wednesday by ballard Others,
"f ilazel,on, Kan
p~cGraftcnricd a Dryhrcad shipped
n carload OF registered bulls 10 Mel
rose people last week
Land A. Hunter of Fort summer hast
week sold Too head of dry cows tn
Baker 4 West OF Tucumcari.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-10
IADD WANTS TO GET
STATES CATTLEMEN
INTO ORGANIZATION

Stat" COLLEGE y NJ. Ian a-tf re-
ports here are Go be- credited. ~
i"ufro g. iAdd. rrca ioat of the Agrl.
cultural college oon Nill can a meet
NIX of th" Datti"pru ~ the state. To-
h' held a. tho "a pasu Dnft,men s
convention and later it El paso or
A~Ihupucruur meetings tn consider
h~'ttorut"ut OF range conditions. elm
nation OF noSiuua plants ,|ruptation
OF dl~'as" and removal oi pests.
Dr. ildd wish's Goo crsif, close re
iatiuus between 90. Agricultural col
Tex" ild tho ,attlemDu.
Probably forest s'ftic, officials. "s-
pr, inlly WI e. nIr1"a. chief 81 grnz-
ng. Will Do, asked io attend the meet
ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-10
FARMERS WEEK
PROGRAM BEST
ON FINAL DAY
''Silos and Silage," Extension
Work. Home Economics and
Home Reading Topics at
College Saturday.

state college. NJ. Jau. 30 Tho
last 1ny ~ the n,h irrunl Farmers
wees. which haf % ~" l.r attend
- and most inter .ting iaa ,,.ulni.
short course ever odd at the cullog,
was devoted to On. Glowing sunjs,t-
'Silo- aud Silag, Extension Wur,
in the C1i,od 81 . Home Econ
omics ncmonsitu us. "Ro1ding g.
the Home. and 90 inning j"monsira
tion.
Bon r. Eldrco-, who has had q
wide experience u he west as a dlit,
farmer. discussed % detail the ,uu-
s,ruction of silos I'd the feeding ~
.ilagc. lie stated mat whetr ccmclt
costs no more than M dollar q sack
the monollthic concrete silo would be-
found To be- v,r satisfactory. and
economical lu IA, ong run. ~ proper
Is constructed. DEE emphasized th"
Importance. g co.. of having picut,
OF reinforcing '-ueciHlly n"lr tho
bottom of the s'lu WovcI wire fcrD-
INK he stated very Ropd for This
two rows near t.. buttom. ana "ue
toward the top Ono building suah 60
-iio. often much the old s,rtp iron
that Is found A. nd the tarm. such
.as discarded MAS % tires. old mower
s.ckics ur even horse shoes iI prop
,rl, intor!ocksd an be used go 1d.
vantage n thc i,o ~ oal, ten or
twelve feet IN diameter. the Vuil need
bee only AZ OF % inches thick but 10
larger than thi- -houl1 Dee & .IDhc-
\ good method 'Yr making the ,or
crete imper,ious 'u moisture is To- give
III L. -. ~ Il o.
tar e. which a lt gasoline had been
added Mr Eldr'icc stated hat corn
and the non-sgecHarine sorghums
we're hard Co bcaI Tor the making ut
s.lagc. but thnt 10 vas uost not 20 fuut
them into the W.u until nearly mltur"
"tnless a perf"n -as n GOD d"ui ul
stock to feed 90. said. "u n.i,.r.
"a nave tw" sn y Hos rain O. .hru
u large one 300 "lt lie siin. can i,
led uu' HpiGiy Dr'ush I" prove Q
polling
u " Wort Ing. ngr.cult'rist lu
ciargo of ,Ntcn~I.u work in tlr north.
crn and western states. uttrr g"iIr
somewhat into i'tail In cVpiainins th,
h'Einpals ct III 9gricuitlrAi 'N''u-
sion Wtrk In tho United state stated
that b.. object, wore TO mIfc th
business of fnunor more proIY 90,
- conserve the fertility of tho SOD.
''
IN, H. II '
phases OF the work being carried on
80 -
"
''f W. =
me SnhJ''. "l h""' 'A"l.l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-10
A IMPROVEMENTS
WILL BE MADE BY THE
CARLSBAD UTILITIES

Carlsbad. y NJ Jan Co. Twon's
thousand dolla'H i- th" 'siIwatod cost
of ImuruNcin"n's commenced her" tau,
week b., the carlsbad ttilt.'s cou-
pnuy Tho system is hoine changed
from "a $500 volt systom To- 4 900
VOLT system three phase over 1000
pounds of coiptr wirr VIII bee strung.
SiN TOO X q. \ transformers VIII
hr placed q new generator will ho
Installed at M, lower dam with q new
governing apparatus lor regulating
the flow OF water to ia" turbines, %
new motor and pump Wiil bo placed
In the city wells and other improve
mcnts viii be- made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-10
ELEVEN BOY
ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS
WOMAN IN SANTA ROSA

santa Rosa, y " Jan 30 Mr. s.
T. Ash wIfo of q toolgrnph operator
employed Icy the Rock Island h,.r.
Vas kIlI"d THURSDAY whru % pistol
with which tu i~l-yonr-nlj boy. J.um.
Lon Hodges Wie plati1s wal i.-
charged accidentally. tn bullet ,u
tered Mrs Ache lett eye.
The body Vt. cent tu Clovis flt ur.
ilI a coroner iurN returned 70 sea
di,t CO., Irtih tl accidental shuat.u ms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-10
Hi'ks 4 IoNis WAKE
SECOND LARGE DEAF.

CucrNo. y. NJ. Jan. 10 Follow INK
their cal" Of 200 calves To- Mcintosh
brothers ui Vega. Tex. ~ November
Hicks n Jones have made "a second
big deal Tuesday they sold l.tuu
steers 10 walter Jones Of Lyons. Kan g.
and T.. a. Croker of has" county.
Kansas
Delivery viii commeno" January -
Tho exact priu" paid was not given
ont bat was stated To- b" tn" top 1T
the market.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-10
SENATOR'S NEGRO COOK
SHOOTS HIS SPOUSE

Thrcc Rivers. X. ". Jan 30 \
uegro uuoh employed hS Senator q g..
Fal! Mitchell lcucrsou t'r.dH. shot
.tnd Killed hia wife, according 'u Id-
missions made bv MIN tp the Guldu-
lupc county officers.
Jefferson was arrested ns Ja. VAN
IN" senator son. -o., u',oI 'hr an1il
Ne had been omplu rd l~ the senator
.II~e Nu. rmber IHli coming Geo ne
ranch ron san AutonIu. T,E
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-10
ANDRES ABEL WANTS
TO SECURE BONDSMEN

l,ov y N. Jan. 10 Round over 10
ia" grand luT, ON a Dhars" of firing
three shots lt Mis- Josephirc pnohoco
here leo becomhtr Andres Abel b. try
ing to .",ur" boudsmcn no the sum Of
- "0n 90 secure nj release from the.
county Jail The cause of his get i-.
-,id 10 have been the refusal uf the.