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New Britain herald., 1920-07-23
wANDERER pI.sesSs NOT GUILTY

Chicago. Joy 2S.-Cari Wandorer, sclf-conressed slayer or ms wite ana D ragged" stranger who was used as n dupe to stage a fake hold-up, entered a plea of not guilty when his case was called. Attorneys defending wandcrer requested a sixty-day con tinuancc. Judge Pam set the trial for Sept. 13.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-23

to be increased sufficiently to yield the balance of the revenue required to meet the increased operating ex- penscs due to the labor board award, in addition to the percentage increase already proposed
 Heaviest Assessment on East.
 The total increases from all sources of revenue in each of the three rail- road classification territories would correspond to the estimated increase of wages in those territories and would yield an annual return of s111.729. .935: southern. s69.909,i96; and western. s237,2sI.655.
 Under the executives estimates tho proposed increase in passenger rates would yield an annual return of Si11. 1.s6S.sS2 in eastern territory: S29.s2s.40O in southern, and s92.232,- g22 in western. The additional in crease in freight rates would be 10 per cent. in eastern territory. yield ing slS2.O2o.541: s.5s per cent. in southern territory. yielding sS3.79s.- 92e: and s.23 per cent. in western territory. yielding s122, 2,551.20S.
 The total increase in freight rates resulting from the two proposals of the railroads would be 39.75 per cent. in eastern territory: 3s.s1 in southern territory and 32.03 in western terri tory.
 The surcharge on Pullman fares in the east would be s17.556,10s; in the south. s5,s52,036; and in the west, S2O,231.2O0. The increased charge on hauling milk would be S6.956,4l6 in the east: s252.115 in the south and s1,453.55s fin the west. The increase in excess baggage charges was esti- mated at s527,ssS fin the east; $780, or in the south and $71 5000 in the west.
New Mexico state record., 1920-06-25
HEILBROWN JAILED
FOR JIMENEZ KILLING

John Heilbrown. of Newark. New
Jersey. age l9. has been lodged in
the San Miguel county jail pending
an investigation BY the grand jury
as the result of the shooting which
took place on the Martin ranch at
Cow Creek on the Pecos late last
Friday afternoon, Luciano Jimenez.
of Teseque. l8 years old was shot
in the head and killed while stand
ing in the doorway by Heibrown
who used a Savage rifle. He has
made a claim of self defense, and
gun was discharged killing Jiminez
also stated that he had fallen and the
The unfortunate youth left home
two days before the tragedy with sew
eral horses he was toi deliver at the
Martin ranch. and for which he was
to receive the money before return
ing home. The remains were brought
TO Santa Fe. arriving here about 4
o'clock Sunday morning. Funeral SER
vices and internment took place la
ter in the day at Tesuque. The dece-
ased is survived by his parents and
several relatives.
New Mexico state record., 1920-06-25

(. Miss Lucile Diiis and Leo d. Id.
renzo. both of Santa Fe were mar
ried in Albuquerque Tuesday after
noon by Justice of the Peace John
w. Wilson. Mrs. Lorenzo is one Of
the most loveable and accomplished
young ladies in the Capital City. and
is the daughter of u. S. Surveyor
General and Mrs. Lucius Dills. Mr.
Lorenzo, an ex-service man is es-
teomed by all who Know him. They
will make Santa Fe their home, and
will return to the city in about
week.
The Knights of Columbus bazaar
which began Wednesday night At
the Armory has been an enjoyable
event. The features arranged for the
amusement of their guests proved
very entertaining and have attract
ed large party of patrons. Light re-
freshments are served every even
ing, and the Baldwins' orchestra is
furnishing the splendid music for The
occasion. The bazaar closes tomorrow
a'.d from all inlicat ons will be
grand success financially as we'll as
socially.
The Paul Stoes recital which will
take place in the auditorium of the
Scottish Rite cathedral this evening
will be a notable event. Mr.. Stoes
is a gifted musician and is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stoes, of Las
Cruces, who are also very promin-
ent and active in the musical circles
of their community. Mrs. John Oil
yer Miller and Mrs. Charles Doll,
two talented Santa Fe musicians, will
assist
Miss Dorothy Banner and Daniel
Bruick. both of Las Vegas. were mar
ried Sunday afternoon at the McFie
residence on Manhattan avenue. Rev.
Lansing Bloom officiated. The rooms
were beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion and at the close of the we'd
ding ceremony dainty refreshments
were served by Mrs. Lansing Bloom
the brides cousin, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruick will reside in Las Vegas.
Miss Harriet Monroe, who recent
y was given the degree of Doctor
VI LcttcTS dt DdyiOT OHifcTsity, WdtO
Texas will deliver a lecture in the
Woman's Reception room in the mu-
scum building Saturday night at g.
IS. under the auspices of the Wo-
mans Club and the Woman's Board
of Trade.
One of the jolliest leap year dances
given this year was enjoyed by TWEEN
ty-four young people at the Earnest
home on Federal place the latter
part of last week. Dainty refresh
nents were served.
Miss Manderfield will entertain at
dance Tueday evening at 8 o'clock
Il the library building in honor to
Messrs. Theodore NJ. Otero. Arturo
-oza and Darcy Magee.
Several of the Santa Fe young peo-
lie will spend delightful evening
It . party dance which will be given
II the attractive Renehan home on
Cast Palace avenue Saturday.
New Mexico state record., 1920-06-25

SvonA Aaetisn Cub
Mrs.. n. Jefferson was hostess e
the Summer Auction Club Thursda,
afternoon. The afternoon was mos,
eejoyabiy spent playing Auction and
Mrs. Jno. o. Pritchard won the
prize, a box of stationery. The in
vited guests were Mesdames Dice
and w. c. Zerwer. The next meet
ing of the club will be with Mrs
Fred Dennis next Sweek.-Oovis
News.
A Worth While Feature
The Woman's Home Mission So
ciety at Hagerman has decided to
furnish clothing for one orphan at
the Methodist Orphanage at Waco,
Texas. At the close Of the recent
interesting program, and business
session, delicious two-course lun-
cheon was served to twenty men,
bers and visitors.
Capital City Notes
The wedding occurring Tuesday
morning at St. Francis cathedral was
very pretty event. Promptly at
eight o'clock to the strains of the
Lohegrin wedding march the bridal
party approached the altar and Miss
Gertrude Gormley, of Santa Fe, and
Mr.. Quincy Sieager, of Los Angeles
California, were married by Rev.
Monseigpor Fourchegu. The bridal
couple were attended by Miss Marv
Gormley and Frank lGormiey. the
brides sister and brother. The bride
an attractive brunette was stunning
in her white georgette bridal gown.
and veil caught up cap fashion with
a band of white ribbon, carrying a
shower bouquet of white roses and
lilies es-of-the-valley Miss Mary CORN
ley was lovely in deep pink geor.
gette. and she carried bouquet of
pink roses. The cathedral was beau
tifully decorated with gorgeous cut
flowers and ferns. At the conclusion
of the ceremony an elaborate we'd
ding breakfast was served at the Cor
mley home on Canyon road. which
was attended by a few intimate
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Sleager left on
the afternoon train for California
where they will reside.
The Drama League Play presented
Tuesday and Wednesday nights in
the auditorium of the Museum build /.
ing was very clever performance
and exceptionally entertaining. The
lmature actors and actresses carried
out their roles perfectly. During in
.erm; ;ssions excellent musical numbers :
we're rendered by John Baldwin. vio- I,
mist, and Mrs. Van Stone. accom-
,anist Members of the cast were
Robert Brown, Hurst Garrett Lee
Patton, Howard Huey, Elizabeth Mas
lie, Hazel Pond, John DeHuff, Ash
ey Pond. Anna Huey, Elizabeth De-
Huff and Roy Ewart. The play was
lirected by J. o. Nordfelt.
Mrs. We're Boyle entertained at
,ridge Thursday afternoon in honor
# Mrs. Howell Ervein, of Springer.
Vt the close of several interestging
,ames delicious refreshments were
erved by the hostess.
New Mexico state record., 1920-06-25

J. c. Brock. cattleman, located in
the southern part of Grant county,
near Lordsburg. was a capital city
visitor a couple of days this week
Mr.. Brock came to New Mexico in
the early seventies and has occupied
his present location for over forty
years, having either outstayed or out
lived all his early neighbors in that
section.
According to the weekly summary
of the state health department IS,
sued Tuesday. diphtheria has again
increased. Nineteen new cases were
reported during the past week. The
disease continues most prevalent in
San Miguel county. The measles epi-
demic is now on the decline, only
twenty three cases were reported.
Bernalillo county still leads in the out
break of the disease.
The Gordon Construction Com
pany of Denver, Colorado, which be-
gan work on the $4,000 sewer con
struction in this CITY last February.
II Is stated that the company viii
lose money on the contract and will
clear hardly enough to pay for re-
pairs on their machinery. It seems
that in some places the ground was
more difficult to work than was ex-
pected and operations were also com
plicated owing to the large number
of old water and sewer pipes en-
New Mexico state record., 1920-06-25
ESTANCIA EXCURSION
WAS A BIG SUCCESS

Over two hundred people from the
Fstancia valley took ADVANTAGE of
the special rates range! bv the NJ"
Mexico Central Railroad for a rr.r
10 Santa Fe last Sunday.
They were met here bv committees
and citizens acting under the direct
ion OF the Chamber of Commerce aud
shown the interesting features 4
the city and Piven as good a :;me
as possible during their stay among
us
The ball game in the afternoon in
which their team PLAYED the home
team was well attended and of much
interest 1t was won by slight mar
gin by the home-team
They made a full days visit return
i've home late in the evening, and
there Is NO doubt but what rae 10,
-er acGuaiataroe resulting from ,he
trip will be 20 the mutual advln.age
Of the people both there and he,e
New Mexico state record., 1920-06-25
NOTICE BY PUBLICATIONS.

You and each OF you are hereby notified
that an action to quiet title to certain
real estate situate in the County OF Santa
Fe. and described as follows to-wit:
That certain tract of land located on the
northwest corner OF College and SDarks
Streets in Precinct No. Is, Ward No. 4.
City and County Of Santa Fe, State OF
New Mexico, measuring and bounded as
follows: Commencing at point the
Streets and which is the southeast corner
Of the property herein described, and run.
ming thence in northcrly direction one
hundred and twenty 190) feet; thence run.
ming in a westerly direction one hundred
feet and two inches; thence running IN
southeriy direction one hundred and
four feet; thence running in an easterly
direction one hundred and thirty five feet
to place of beginning; bounded on the
south by Sparks Street, on the East ~
College Street; on the north by property
Of Jesusi,a Truiillo de Oyaca and ou Tao
west by property OF Jesusita Trujillo de
Oyaca and Anderson
Has been commenced AGAINST You by the
said above named plaintiff; and that unless
vou enter appearance therein or r."
fore the ninth day Of August. le10, jud,
ment by default will be rendered aaan.t
you.
The name and address OF Plaintiffs AL
torneys is CatrOn & Cattou, Catron Block.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Witness my hand and seal Of said al
flee this oath day of tune, l910
ALFREDO LUCERO,
County Cle,t.
BY FRED LOPEZ,
Deputy.
First Putliettat tunr p io4,
New Mexico state record., 1920-06-25
BIG PROFIT IN
MILK AND BUTTER
Small Investment Brings Big Return
Mr.. Weaver's Plan 10 Simple.

Il bought a package OF DR.. Lee
Gears Stock Powders from my local
dealer and after feeding it to nv
Iesey cow she increased from D
quarts to II quarts of milk per day,
and after continuing the Powders,
for 30 days longer, she increased in
butter fat from pounds to 10
pounds per week, and at the end of
S months, she was making II pounds
OF butter fat per week.. b.
Weaver, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mr.. Weaver followed the advice of
DR., LeGear, and is money ahead.
You can get the same results. Get
DIR. LeGear's Stock Powders from
your dealer; feed it to your horses,
milk cows. steers, hogs and sheen
as directed. Satisfaction or money
back.-Dr. L. d. LeGear Med. Co.
St Louis, Mo.
New Mexico state record., 1920-06-25
CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
General and Personal


Sheriff George w. Armijo who hat
heen suffering from a severe attack
of rheumatism for several days is
reported much improved
Among the young men who were
away attending school. and return
ing during the past week were: Al
bert Wheeion. Paul Walter ,Jr, Frank
Loveiand. Louis Lujan and Gerald
Davies.
Mrs. George w. Prichard, of San
IA Fe. has been designated as state
chairman for New Mexico for the
National Victory Memorial building
Of which Mrs. Woodrow Wilson is
honorary president.
Edward Brigham presented a mus
zeal and dramatic program at the
M. T.. Church Wednesday night VIII ;ch
was greatly enjoyed. The recital was
given under the auspices of the Ep-
worth League.
Mfr. and Mrs. Charles II. Sanchez.
and two little sons, J. p Barron and
sister Miss Barron, of Walsenburg,
Colorado. arrived in the city Tues.
Day enroute to Albuquerque. Mr.
Sanchez is the assessor of Huerfano
county.
Homer Erwin. of Barton. was shot
and killed Sunday morning by Luther
Wolf. foreman OF a ranch near that
town. Wolf was brought to Santa
Fe and has stated that he shot his
enemy in self defense. The hearing
will probably take place in this citv
AS the tragedy occurred lust this
side Of the Santa Fe and Bernalillo
county line.
Henry Stoes, chairman of the
board of county commissioners OF
Dona Ana county, arrived in the city
Wednesday evening to meet his son.
who is on his return from the cs,'
and stopped over itre few days
to see his friends Mr. and Mrs. !.
O. Miller. and incidentally TO piye
the organ recital at the Scottish Rite
cathedral this evening.
Mrs. w. B Sloan and Miss Stella
Sloan are expected home tonight
from six weeks visit with relatives
in Sioux City. Iowa, and Topeka
Kansas A. the former place thev
attended family reunion given for
their benefit at which sixty five out
OF seventy relatives living in that
section were present. At Toncka
they visited Mrs Sloan'S daughte-
Mrs. l.. i. Bailey. both going and
returning.
Lieutenant Governor and Mrs 4
r. psnkey, left last Friday cvenin.
10 spend a week at Haywood Spring.
in Grant county, II m ght be sup
posed that they went solely to en-
Joy the benefits and pleasures of that
resort and its wonderful mineral wat (
erS. but the State Record has PIE
mon ton. commonly called 'hulch"
that Mr.. Pankey has his eye on al
other large tract Of land in that loo (
aiiiv which may be added to his cH-
tensiyc acreage in this state m
short time.
The health officials throughout the {
state have been advised to keep 1
careful watch for persons from the q
Gulf coast and Old Mexico who may S
show symptoms OF the bubonic pia- {
guc. There has been an outbreak of Y
the disease in Old Mexico and sew
erai cases have appeared upon the
Gulf coast of the United States. The y
local health department has sent out [
letters describing the symptoms of v
the disease. and advising that any n
suspicious case be Immediately isola- a
ted and the department notified at b
1nce. s
New Mexico state record., 1920-06-25
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State

The common problem, yours, mine,
everyone's.
Is-not to fancy what is fair in life
Provided it could be-but finding
first
What may be, then find how to make
it fair
Up to our means.
New Mexico state record., 1920-06-25

ISEAD
FIRST Public trHu tune 3 la5j
Las, publicanor 1ulv T. loAl
New Mexico state record., 1920-06-25
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION

n TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT or THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO WITHIN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SANTA
PR.
New Mexico state record., 1920-06-25
emple Of Learning-A Nursery

Temple Of Learning-A Nursery
ooh, hate to see school turn out
Willie is so hard to keep at home,
was recently heard from a woman
on the street. Which illustrates the
fact that half of the modern moth
ers send their ch 'ldren to school,
not to get an education, but to get
them out of the way so they can
"ceeciety." No wonder our schools
have such hard struggle playing
half way between temple of learn.
ing and a nursery" If she would
cut out card party or two and
spend the, same time trying to pound
little obedience into Willie's head,
he would do better both at home
and at school-Springer Stockman.
Will Present Play
The girls OF the Pajarito Camp
Fire Circle have arranged unique
program for July lst. They will pre-
sent an old fashioned program in
cluding a play the title of which is
The Palace OF the Past" The pro-
gram will be given at the home of y.
N. Aber. The program will be fol-
lowed by an old fashioned tea. The
public is invited to attend. An adj
mission of twenty-five cents will be
charged for the evening, the pro-
ceeds to be used by the Camp Fire
Circle. --Tucumcari American
jolly children's Party
Mrs. Paul Mccormick entertained
20 children on Thursday afternoon
at her home, Oil Third street. in
honor of her two small daughters.
Elizabeth and Mary The young
sters spent the afternoon in play
ing and enjoying themselves. The
Mccormick home was pretti'ly dc
corated in red and white and the
color scheme was followed out in
dainty refreshments served. Each
little guest was presented with a
favor to add to the pleasure of the
Vegas Optic.
In Honor Of Miss Savili
Last Friday evening Mrs. {. Noyes
of Grenville entertained at a mis-
shower a large number
If the friends of Miss Lena Savill
n honor OF her approaching mar
-iage. Miss Lena received many
pretty and useful presents and the
good wishes OF the entire company
Mrs. Noyes served refreshments.-
Oes Moines Swastika /
New Mexico state record., 1920-06-25
Thomas Collier,
Plaintiff,

hnmas LOIIIef,
Plaintiff.
No. 9lSs
Placida Sandovai de Ouintana.
Camilo 0uintsna, Della Lopez.
Terecita Lopez, Trinea Oyaca de
Ouintana, Miguelita Ouin,ana de
Montoya. Jesusita Trujllo de
Oyaca and N. Salmon, the un-
known heirs OF the following
named deceased persons: Juan
Felipe Ortiz and Maria Rita
Sa,.doval, and all unknown claim
ants of Interest in the premises
adverse to the Plaintiff,
Defendant
New Mexico state record., 1920-06-25
Enjeyabls Afternoon

Enjeyabls Afternoen
I Mrs. w. E. Mutt recently entertain
ed her Sunday School class at her
home. Several amusing as we'll as
intellectual games were played. two
of which were answering questions
from the Bible and the other with
Miss Louise Whidden at the piano
she played snatches of familiar
songs of which the guests were to
name the title and repeat the first
verse if possible. Victrola music also
formed a pleasant feature for the
afternoon. The instrumental music
rendered on the piano by Miss Louise
Whidden, Miss Mamie Love and Mrs.
M. F. Harrington, was enjoyed. De-
licious cream and cake were serv.
ed for refreshments and all report
having spent most enjoyable time
-Lovington Leader.
Benefit Dinner Dance
The dinner dance given by the la
dies of St. Edwards church at the
Armory last night was wonderful
success. Three hundred people sat
down at the tables which were lad
en- with a bountiful supply of roast
chicken, salad, mashed potatoes,
peas. pickles, bread. olives, coffee,
ice tea, ice cream and cake. Music
was furnished by the Carlsbad or
chestra and dancing continued until
a late hour. Mrs. H. D. Hubbard
was chairman of the committee on
arrangements. Three hundred and
fifty dollars were realized toward
the building OF the new hospital
Carlsbad Argus.
Business and Social Session
A large attendance and most in
tcresting meeting marked the busi-
ness and social session of the Wom-
ans Benefit association of the Mac
cabees Yesterday at the hall Five
new members were voted into the or
der. and the presence of two inter
esting visitors, Mrs. Melton of Clo-
Wis and Miss Meet of Tulsa. Okla
added 20 the pleasure of the after
noon. At the close of the business
session Mrs. Poorbaugh, Mrs. Alli-
son and Mrs. Herbert served a re-
'reshing treat at Luff's.-Roswell
News.
Elaborate Bridge. s.Dinner Party
To Mrs. Anne Nicholas is due the
ionor of having given what is con-
idered to have been quite the most
elaborate of the very few social af-
a,rs since the opening of the sum
ner season, Wednesday when she .
small coterie of friends
t bridge dinner at her home, honor
ng Mrs. ]. D. Meriweather of st.
.ouis A prettily arranged color
cheme in pink and white was used
throughout the several course dinner.
-Socorro Chieftain. 4
New Mexico state record., 1920-06-25
IN THE PROBATE COURT. IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF SANTA FE, STATE
OF NEW MEXICO

IN THE pRosATE COURT. IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF SANTA FE, STATE
OF NEW MEXICO.
In the matter OF the Estate Of Juanitl
Ortiz de Pine,
MOI ricE
To Az To Whom II May Concern:
Please take notice that the final report
of A; Docher, Executor of the Last WIN
and Testament Of Ipanita Ortiz de Pine,
the Probate Judge has liked the Sth day
of July, 1890, AZ 10 O'Clock in the fore.
nom of said day. foi the hearing Of Oh.
,eetions e, to said hnal report and for the
Given under my hand and seal this 5th
ALFREDO LUCERo,
Clerk.
FEDERICO LOPEZ,
Deputy.
First Publication June 4, 1910
Last Publication June 2s, 1870.
ANTE LA coRTE DE PRuEBAs. EN- Y
PoR Ell CoNDADo DE SANTA FE,
ESTADo DE NUEvo MEXICO.
En- ei asunto del Estado de Juanita
Ortiz de Pine
Finada.
A Todos a Quienes Concierna:
Por estas es dado aviso que c reporte e.
nai ue ~ DoChet' EJtcutof &c "a OItitna
voluntad y Testamento de Juanita Ortiz
De Pipo, fnada ha sido protocolado en-
mi oficina. ei Juez de Pruebas ha ii.
ado FL dia s de Julio, 1000, las diez de
Ia mahana de dcho dia para OR obiec.
Zones al dicho reporte final para cerrar Ia
de dcho estado
Dado bajo mi mano y scllo hoy dia
ie Abril, 100
SELIsO)
ALFREDO LUCERo.
kscribano.
FEDERICO LOPEZ,
Diputado.
ptimera Publication Junio 4, 1920.
Ultima Publication Junio IS, lo0
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-01-02
CONGRESSMAN WANT
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
BAD TIME TO MAKE APPRoPRlA,
TioNs FOR PORK BARREL
PURPOSES.

MISUNDERSTANDING a deficit oil
several billions of dollars, certain MEM
beers of Congress have defied the steer
ing committee of the House and Will
draw and attempt to pass a pork bar
rel measure in the name of an omnibus
public buildings bill for the first time
In seven years. >
Representative Langley, Kentucky
is chairman of the House Public Buiid-
ings Committee. certain members OF
which have been making careful plans
to bring in a public buildings bill.
There are signs that some members
of Congress who want to be reelected
in close Congressional districts are
hungering for pork and, notwithstand-
ing the policy of leaders that economy
in expenditures for public purposes
should be rigidly enforced, are plan
ming TO win favor at home by trying TO
have an omnibus public building bill
passed at this session of Congress.
There has been no omnibus public
building bill passed for seven years
There are Democratic members Wiling
to support such legislation and in the
fight that is loorRing before the House
there will be. no party lines. the pros
pect being that members who think
they need public buildings in their ais
trict to support their campaigns for
reelection will run counter to wishes
of the steering committee and the
party leaders.
The Republican steering committee
has not been consulted. The House
public buildings committee has divided
the country into five districts, with
sub committee in charge of the con-
sideration of recommendations for pub
lie buildings in each district.
On each of these subcommittee
there are five members, one OF them
being a Democrat, the other -four Re-
publicans The chairman of these
sub committees are Representatives
Langley, Smith. Dunn. Krider and Eli
lott.
In the estimation Of men most ia
miliar with pork oanel nights IN Con-
gress it will REQUIRE all the power OF
the leaders of both parties to head on
the threatened raid on the treasury Tor
new public buildings, If, indeed, they
can control the situation.