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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-29
(By United Pressl

i Chicago, Sept. 29-Three more players and three gamblers will be in- dicted today by the Cook county grand jury for the.r conspiracy to fix the 1919 world series and other games so tho gambling syndicates might reap a harvest from successful betting. In making the announcement the state at torney's office said that the players were not members of the Chicago White SoX, seven of whom were in- dicted yesterday, and that the gamb- lers do not reside in Chicago. No um- pires are under investigation, it was officially said.
 Hartley Replogle, assistant states attorney in charge of the grand jury investigation of baseball, said that many letters have been sent the jury asking a probe of the 1914 world se- ries between the Boston Nationals and the Philadelphia Americans, which the Nationals won, four games to none
 Eddie Cicotte, first of the White Sox players to confess the acceptance of a bribe, hurriedly left Chicago today. It was said he went to a farm near De- troit, his home.
 Cicotte and Joe Jackson, outfielder, were the two principal White Sox play CTS to admit their guilt. Cicotte ad- mitted taking a bribe of $10,0OO to "throw" the world series games which he started to pitch against Cincinnati. Jackson admitted no effort upon his part to bat when hits meant runs for the SoX. Those indicted with Cicotte and Jackson are Fred McMullin, utility man; Happy Flesch, outfelder; "Swede" Risberg, short stop; Claude Williams, pitcher; Buck" Weaver, in fielder, and "Chick" Gandil, first base man at the time the world series was played.
 Far from losing ground because of the dishonor heaped upon the White Sox players, Charles A. Comiskey, owner of the club, stands out as he roic figure in baseball. His prompt action in paying off and suspending the iiiutN'oo prayers, dllHouSH It ulSrupIeu his team contending for the American League pennant, raised the "Old Ro- man" higher in the estimation of all Chicago and all baseball With "Kid" Gleason, his manager, and Collins, cap tain of the Sox, Comisky will turn again to building up a club which will continue to make Sox park the mecca of diamond fans.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-29
MORf?[AYERS ANDCAMbLFRS
 FACE CHARGES
tBv United Press)

Chicago, Sept. 29.-"We now have all the evidence necessary to go ahead and prosecute every one interested in the conspiracy" Judge c. A. McDon- aid declared today after Claude Will llams, White Sox pitcher, had made his confession, naming the gamblers who paid the bribes. Williams con- fessed first to Judge Mcdonald and then was taken before the grand jury
 Williams was the third of the White Sox players to confess his share in the conspiracy. His evidence completed the chan which Attorney Replogle has drawn around the players and the betting interests which have operated in baseball.
 The grand jury acted immediately upon Williams confession. Sport" Sullivan, named several times in the probe, and a Boston man named Brown were indicted hardly before Williams had left the grand jury room. He de- clared they were two of the "fixers" who had bribed the Sox during the world series.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-29
MAYOR ECLIPSED
 BY CORK FE|NERS
(By United Pressl

London, Sept. 29.-Lord Mayor Mac Swiney on hunger strike in Brixton prison and HOO strikers held at Cork, who have gone 51 days without food, divided attention today MacSwiney's condition was unchanged over night, the mayor apparently holding his own.
 The Cork strikers received the mo- tlce of high British medical authorities who have watched their strike with scientific interest. When it was rum ored that the strikers might yield and accept food, physicians declared heroic measures would be taken to save their lives if consent were given.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-29
ENGLAND FEARFUL
 OF IRISH VIOLENCE
(By United Press)

London, Sept. 29-Official London is today keenly apprehensive of vio- lence which it is feared may follow the Illustration of Sim Fein plots to de- stroy the Whitehall building building. On all sides, the Irish situation is re- garded as at it's most acute stage.
 Guards were redoubled today around the offices of the Irish secretary Brixton prison, where Lord Mayor MacSwiney is held, and Downing street, the office of Premier Lloyd George. Unofficially it was report ed that hundreds of we'll know Sim Fein sympathizers have been placed under arrest and hundreds of others held under strict surveillance.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-29
WHITE PLAGUE CURE A CHEAT.
 4 IN CUSTODY
tBy U nited Press)


 San Antonio, Tex, Sept. 29.-Four Texas citizens are under indictment for alleged use of the mails to de. fraud thousands of sufferers from tu- berculosis, who paid the Thompson Treatment Company fees ranging from S25 to $500 per month for the rent of so called ''vapor stoves," the fumes from which would cure tuberculosis in from two to six months, according to the claims of the company.
 The men indicted are: A. F. Me Manus, former army captain; H. B. Thompson, originator of the scheme, and J. tltzsimmons, all three of San Antonio, and Dr. H. Fitzgerald of Eagle Pass. Their income from pa tients gained through fraudulent use of the mails, the federal grand jury charged, averaged between $6,OOO and $70o0 per day.
 Indictments against the four were returned by the grand jury at spec lal sitting, and their bonds fixed at $2,500 each.
 Thousands of tubercular patients are said to have been victims of the great medical hoax perpetrated by the Thompson company, the claims of which were widely advertised. Thomp- son originated the "vapor stoves through which the treatment was giv- en, while McManus claimed to have been cured while Thompson's patient. His testimony was used extensively by the company in exploiting it's alleged hoax.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-29
7 COUNTIES MAKE
 IMMENSE GAINS
tBy United Pressl

Washington, Sept. 29.-Population of two counties in Arkansas were an nounced by the bureau of the census today as follows:
 Craighead county, 37,541, an in- crease of 9,914 or 359 per cent.
 Greene county 63,105, an increase of 16,S52 or 55.3 per cent.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-29
EXPLOSION RUINS
 ALDERMAN'S HOME
(By United Press)

Chicago, Sept. 29.-A bomb explo- sion early today partially wrecked the home of Alderman John Powers. The front of the house was destroyed by the explosion. Police believe the bomb was planted by Alderman Pow ers' political enemies.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-11
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
GUADALUPE COUNTY

Ofbc. o. III. Ccu@is.ioI,r Of Public
lands.
Santa Fe. Ees Mexico.
SoI1t j, bsrtbr gwen that pursuspi Go
the provisions % - Act Of congress sp-
p1o.sd Fuus nb. rio. ID. laws Of tie
STAT. Of Me- Hsxsco. and rules and re
guisiivr. Of ts State Land Office. the
Comm sssuBe- Of Public Lsnds win etter
a, rubI;e sale 70 the hishea bidder a.
10 o'cloct a ". On Thursday. July Eth,
lc1 ~ .ht ;oNn & Santa Rosa. County
81 Cuzialupe. State Of New Mexico, N
froni 81 ths c0u-r bons. therein. the toi-
Loving eesOrlhtd irscts q land, viz:
Sab. We. las 90 Lots : =. SN4NNA, 81.
Scr & Al q Sc;ioBs : and s; NHNEH,
SWAMI. vs.. SEA See 9; s5sSwH. sec
Is An q s.ciiou Z; NwI. Sec. 70: T
= = = b W.. SEA. Sc. p; MA SEE
8; 7 y. & = E.. wHNEll, sEZNEH.
W. SEz. Sc =, Szsz. So Sec. p:
REA SEC Il. ~. Sec a; 7. . n Y
y L, oontsinfns S.sns1 scre. There are
n nuB-ogcmt-ts-
Sal. No. Is1 lot. , ) = sw34NEH-
SE4SwA EHsHN. Sec ?: ]. : y. y ~
z. EzSEK, Sc z; w9ssEA. Sc =; w
"a. Sc = WIsSEZ. SCI , : & v
y q = ---;ssninr go -r~s T---- are
~ u7T0~~usr-s
szs No. iri MY. SH1-STiE, s. O.
7 9 y Z 2 Z. Containing 1& scrts
Tbert -. Dc -1g-oscIsert.
s.Is We. ,rz - VA. Sc. u. E.Swz
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-11


anee Of sprh psschsse psiee, fass DR. a
yertisisg and app~sssscnaps AID ~ 900
incidental to the sale heTeD, tash ~
all of said a9ssnis INST Be aepssted u
cash or certified enehaa0r ~ tios
OF saE and which sud - add al
OF them are ssbsct 70 tsrtsisure 70 Tn
State Of New hexico, II ths ssseesss
bidder does not exesste a s0DssSet wah
in thirty days after 1t has Seen maiAec
10 him by the State Land OAbse, saio
contract TO provide that sbe purchase
may at his option make paymests OF ne
less than -thirtieth Of niSrty- Eve pc
cent Of the purchase price at any tins
after the sak and prior 90 the espirs,ios
OF thirty years from the date Of the eos
tract and TO provide for the payment O.
any 1paid balance At the expiration o.
thirty years from the date Of the COO
tract with interest on deferred payment,
at the rate OF tosr per cent per annun
p,h H. a.. ~. .a,;.i 49,"
-, - T. -. H. % ~.
A. 81 H. con,ac. ~, t,iso.,a ~,
,Jate Of tende,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-11
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
SANTA re COUNTY

Office Of the Con nississer d Pubir
santa Pc. New Me,ieo.
Notice rs bereh, given Ina, psrsaAS q
the provisioss Of an Ac, Of Congress -
proved June 10Th. isn. the laws Of ths
Stat. Of Ne~ Mexico. add ruLs AID re
gol.,ions OF the State Land Office. ths
commissioner OF Pubic Lind. van ots,
10 o'elork A. H.. on Saturday. July SMh,
I920, 10 the town OF Santa F., C0snty oi
Santa Re. State Of New Errico. in FROM
OF h. oourt house ihereiq. III. %ioIso.ips
described tracts Of land. VIM
Sale No. i04 - ny, Sec. u. 7. 10 n.
r. : =. containing ISW seres. The I'M
provem.nts consist Of house. 'epcias and
p%lo~.ns. vaiue 5000.
Sal. No. ios 49, sEH, See -; swM, Sc,
=; 7 ~ \, X s T., containing, 11o
acr,s. III, improvements consist OF feno
II ard blowing value SeO
Sal. No. I4S - EWZ, Sec. 10: T. R N
r. Z. containing hoW acres. Their
~. DO improvements
Sal. No. ian - SFZ. Sec. 70. 7 u
y, H. : F., containing bDe acres The
improvements consist OF feDeIns and duR
Out, value 5000.
SALE No. les - NEH, Sec. 70. ]. II n.
X 9 l., containing coo acres There ar
30 IMPROVEMENTS.
Sc a.; EHET. SwzSEZ, sEHswH, Sec
%. NHNNA. Sec. g; T. II n. r. 10 L.
containing sA0 acres. Their. are DO IN
pr,scnenis.
Sale No. Irs 90 SEhSwN. See. ~ ]
i y. X r r., containing 0D acres TIER
sf' NJ Improvements
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-11

tic., 81 thirty years from the date a tn
a@tnct with interest D. deferred payDents
at the rate of four per cent per annun
paysbk in sdvssce ON the anniversary Oh
the date OF the coutrset, partial payments
to be credited on the anniversary Of thk
date Of the contract next ioflowisg thu
date Of tender.
Fe and Grant County Railroad Bond Fund
will be subject 10 the above terms and
conditions except that the succe ssful bid
der must pay in cash or certified exchange
chase price offered by him for the Land
four per cent interest in advance for the
balance Of such purchase price and will
be required to execute a contract providing
psrchAse price in thirty equal annual in
staiments with interest on all desred pay
meats al the rate OF four per cent per
ansun in advanc payments and interest
due On Oetober let OF each year.
No person win be permitted to bid I'm
less he has, prior to the hour set for this
sale. deposited with the Commissioners oil
Public Lands, or with the officer in charge
Of the sale, cash or certified exchange to
the amount OF twenty-five cents per acre
on all lands on which he desires TO bid.
Deposits Of all unsuccessful bidders will
be retained.
The above sale of land viii be subject
to valid existing nights, easements, rights
Of way and reservations.
Al mineral rights in the above described
tracts Of land are reserved to the State.
The COMMISSIONS of Public Lands or his
agent holding such sale reserves the night
To reject any and all bids offered at said
SAX
Possession under contracts Of sale for the
above described tracts will be gwen on or
b, fore October lst, 1870.
Witne as my hand and the afiioial seal OF
Witness my band and the official seal Of
Mexico, this eleventh day Of May, 100
N. A. FIELD,
Commissions Of Public Lands.
State of New ksSioo,
Fret Publication May u, 1920
Iast Publication lLlY g. lHMl.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-11

Z L :: =. = |, !, =
bidder shall laii e -vks h~
by thea and there psyia0 asg 1Ra1W -
ssder his purchase, $500 - sv q
advertising ssd the e.DsDss bSt6eo4 tnese-
TO. then and in ssch eysst 500 Ae1osk
shall be forfeited 70 To- etsss q NV
Mexico as iiquidated Aa@seA
Any person desiring - O@n91 ~ .
bidder at such lease sah, \ AAd11oka p
making the deposit above rqiEe4 shaR,
not less than five days Dsps TO tn DATE
set for such sale, execute and dehveS to
the Commissioner Of Pebble Laads 81 the
State OF New Mexico . geo1 . ssfN-
Gent bond in the penal ssm Of $4,000,
conditioned upon the lsithfui per1Dsmsnce
of the terms of the lease oaaArace
The COMMISSIONS OF Pshns Azs4s Sc
serves the right to Seest ssy and al
bids.
Lease win be made is substantial onn-
iormity with form OF osl and gas ksse
missioner of Public Lands, COPY Ut which
Witness my hand ard the Official seal
Of the Commissioner Of Psbhr Lands Of
the State OF New Mexico this ADuTtb DAY
ni May, 1914
Commissioner OF Public Lands,
State Of Nrw MEXICO.
First Publication May ?, IgD
Last Publication July 10, 1874
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-11
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE o PUBLICATION
OIL AND GAS LEASE or PUBLIC LANDS
RIO ARRiBA COUNTY

oi6o, Of III, Commissioner Of puth
Lands,
santa =. Ne~ Nsuee
Notice is hereby given that 'n' Con
missioner Of Public Lands. 5ecmiBs ihs
sanle 10 be Tor the best interests Q the
state and the bcnc6ciarcs under lsW OF
The proceeds to arise tbereirom, ~pl, sndef
he Acts Of Congress, approved gune ~
1910, and the Laws Of the State % Sev
Nexioo. and the Rules and Negotiations OF
the State Land Office, oner 30 Vase 20
III, highest and best a~uslihed bddcr, o.
public auction a. " o'clcch A N, July
18Th. i9A. at tho front door Of the Cour
Hous. IN the town Of Terra hmanlis
G1un,y Of No Arrbs. State Of Ne~ Ne,
500. for ih- exploration, Development sno
VrodaetiOn q ol and gas ibereupon and
IRON. for a naNmum term Of ten year,
ar8 - iong thereafter a. oil or vas ~
~ NJ ousniities shall be produced ther.
. 'rrm. togetber with the night 30 O~n al
Oh aud gas 20 produced and not reserved
- royalty by the state under the term.
Of sach lease contract. the icllc~rng des
srste- Lands. viz;
sole No. Ia J. 2
Iais l. q s~% S.sN"s
See &c; l. an J. e. kl : = X
Nw5z. SwNNWH, SWH. wHSEH Com
pus.as ~ a. LoHS acre.
No bad all he accepted fo- h- ther
nv c.ns. peI acre, and a ~one-eChth royal
y = all oil and gas recovered and save
ant znch money considerable shah y,
deerseS 70 fnciu3e and cover The MS
v ra-fai fnr said land. Nc pFfsrr
urH he PERMITTED 20 bid at sBch sale eS
cept he has. ut kss than live days pro
- rhe -av 81 FOR such sale, ~deTusItes
vrlr thf Gummis=f1Tpcr Of Pubhc LSnc'
cab. o. o.ruhed -~xchsnge, q tn amount
81 3. at.lrs minimum cash bid DcposTi
q ~ nnsuccets.ui bidde-s III Re returr
Ell Tie derasit of the sBccessful h1o0e'
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-11
new MEXICO STATE LAND SALES

proved Juse ~ DN. ,As hvs Of ,h~
State of New Aexieo, and the rules and
regulations OF the State LAID Office, the
at public sab to the highest sddeI =,
9 O'Clock A. H., e. Tusdsy, jelly M.
1870. in the TOYS Of Port S.n.sr, Cosaey
OF De Baca, State Of New .hexico. h
front Of the cosst hose thereiA, the fol
lowing described tracts Of laid, viz:
Sale No. IN - All Of Sec. y, T. I n.
R. a. E.. containing eAo scres. The in
provements cons'st 81 2 hosses, barn, out
tank, fencing, va1se N,Ra0
Sale No. sHNEx. sEH. Sec. S;
ing 5000 acres. The improvements coz
sist OF fencing, valse tlS-0
Sale No: swssEz, kEzswA.
800 acres. Their. are no Improvements
Sale No.. iss swHsEN. sEasWK,
NES, Nkx ssf1 u s.. EHsE 2: W. ~ ii kw "
sW&. Sec. ~; 7. ) n, 4 (, con,
tanning 5O.W acres. There are no in,
proveFnents.
No bid on the above described tracts
of land will he accepted for less than
FIVE DOLLARS $500 per acre, which
is the appraised value thereof. and in ad'
dition thereto tbs ssccessial bidder must
pay for the improvements that exist 90
the land.
Each OF the above described tracts will
be offered Tor sale separately.
The above sale of land will be subjec,
to the following terms and conditions.
viz:
The succe ssfuI bidder must pay to the
Gan u,;ss,ansy Of pohiic laads or his aren't
holding such sale, one-twentieth OF the
price offered BY him for the land, four
per cent interest in advance Tor the bal
ance Of such purchase price, tees tor ad'
Incidental to III sale herein. each and all
of said amounts must be deposited in cash
or certified exchange at the time OF sale
aud which said amounts and all Of them
are subject to forfeiture to the State 4
New Mexico. if the successful bidder docs
no, execute Q contract within thirty days
after il has been mailed to him BY the
State Land Office, said contract to pro-
ton make payments Of not less than, one.
thirtieth OF ninety-hve per cent OF the
purchase price at any time after the sale
and prior to the expiration Of thirty years
from the date of the contract and to pro
vide for the payment OF any unpaid bal
ance at thu expiration Of thirty years IRON
the date of the contract with interest on
deferred payments at the rate oil Tour Per
cent per annum payable IN advance on ths
anniversary OF the date OF the contract.
partial payments 10 be credited on the an.
niversary of the date Of the contract Gext
following the date Of tender.
III. ahove sale q land viii he sphjec'
to valid existing nights, sscments. rights
OF. way and reserystiops.
Al mineral rights in the above described
lands are reserved to the State.
Iba Conn mi satonrf al pubiC IapuA or
his agent holding such sale reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids offered
at said sale.
Possession under contract Of sale for
the above described tracts will be given
on or before October LIST, fg0.
Witness IN, hand and the official seal
of the State land Office Of the State Of
New Mexico this fourth day Of May. iGo.
N. A. FIELD.
Commissioner OF Public Lands.
State OF New Mexico.
First Publicatios May ., Iop
Last Publications July ID. 1914.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-11
STATE OF NEW MExLCO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
OIL AND GAS LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
soCoRAo COUNTY

Office of the Commissions of Publ.
Lands.
Santa Fe. New heIro-
Notice 10 hereby given that pursuant, 70
the provisions of an Act 81 Congress APP
proved June 10Th 1910. the laws OF the
lations of the State Land Office. the Com
missioner Of Public lands viii oh'r 10,
.case, for thr exploration, dsvsiopm.H, .ni
production Of oil End gas, ~ prbhr 3u.
A. NJ, on Friday. August 9th. l@1. 10
he town OF SOcoTro, State 81 Ntw M's
co, ~ the front doc, of th~ oouTt hOute
therein. ,he following described binds. 10
wit:
Sale No. La. Al oi s%ections y and %,
r s y. x q W; M vi sections 10 ant
~, T. s n. =. 2 W 81, Nw}a WY
R. 10 W, containing 76@sD aor,
No bid will he accepted 70, Mas ihsn
Five Cents per acre, which shall b. 1eu,-
ID to include and cover the first year,
rental for said land, and no person vii
he permitted to bid at such sah excerpt he
has, not less than five days p'ioI TO The
date OF said sale, deposited with ths Tom
missioner Of Public Lands, cash OF csrf,'
fled exchange 20 the amount 81 ths above
minimum bid. Deposits Of al un.nr'sssiui
bidders will be returned The fhpo'u 81
me successful biddrr win ne "m ny '~
Commissioner Of Public Lands and by run
applied N payment Of such bud, bat e he
succ, ssirl bidder shah fail 10 romphte has
purchase by then and there paying 3ny
balance due under his purchase ipci'sf'og
ihe cost Of advertising and the mp nse>
incident thereto. then and in such event
such deposit shall he forfeited Ia ihe stat
1T New MEXICO as lhanidatei damages
Lease viii be made in substantial con
iormity with form Of oil and gas t'Nsr %
IN hle IN the Office Of ,hr s.ci.rT
of Public Lands, copy of which vii De
furnished o. application.
The right 10 reject any and al h.f' =
reserved. and the agent bohfipE SID sale
will be authorized 10 accept ths hughes,
and beet bid. subject 10 ID. approval 81
the Commissioner Of Puhir Lands.
Witness my hand and The oIicnl 50,
Of the State Land Office Of the STATE -
Nv Mexico this Seventeenth say 81 N "
lan
". A. FIELD.
Commissione Of Pubic IzD,f..
State Of NV Nero.
Fir.r Publication Nay y, s4
lse- Publication luly % w
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-11
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
OIL AND GAS LEASE OF PUBLIC LANDS
GUADALUPE COUNTY

Office OF the Commissioner Of Public
Lands,
Santa Re, New Mexico.
Notice is hereby given that The tommis'
sioncr Of Public Lands, decmina the same
10 be Tor The best interests Of the State
and the beneiiciaries under law Of the pro-
ceeds to arise thereirom, will, under the
Acts Of Congress approved June 70, 1910, and
The Laws Of the State of New Mexico, and
the Rules and Regulations of the State Land
Office, offer 10 lease to the highest and
best qualified bidder, at public auction, az
= O'Clock A NJ, ON Friday, July 3'd,
1870. at the front door Of the Court House
in the town of Santa Rosa, County of Qua
dslupe, State of New Mesioo, Tor ,be ~.
plorstion, development and production Of Ol
maximum term of ten years and as long
thereafter as oil or gas in paying quaint.
ties shall be produced theTelrjm, together
with the right 10 own all oil and gas so
produced aEd not reserved as roy atty by
the State under the Terms OF -nch lease
contract, the following described lands. vz;
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-06-11
STATE or NEW MEXICO
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
PuBlIc LAND SALE
DE sAcA COUNTY

Or6cr 81 the COMMISSIONS a Psfa
Lands.
szuts r. Se~ MEXICO
Fofice ), hereby given that pursuant /;
a. r-ovisscrs Of 40 Act Of Congress. az