Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume], November 22, 1913, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1913.
PAGE EIGHT
SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN.
F. ANDREWS
Grocery, Bakery and Market.
Auto Delivery Every Hour! Auto Delivery Every Hour!
JUST RECEIVED
ANOTHER CAR OF
Famous Empress Flour
Phone No. 4 ppPhoneNU
OFFICIAL.
FAY IS CONVICTED
OF ATTEMPTING
TO DEFRAUD
FARMINGTON DISTILLER IS FOUND
GUILTY BY THE JURY AFTER AN
HOUR'S DELIBERATION. "FIRST
CASE OF ITS KIND IN THIS DIS
TRICT IN 15 YEARS.
SEAT SALE OPENS:
NEW CAST (S
ANNOUNCED
noon: "While tho bringing or this ! 1912-13. Seven were men and 37 wo
charge against us was deplorable, the men. Twenty held first grade certift
fact that all three of us have lost ourjcates; 12 second grade, eight third
jobs lessens the comfort we would feel , grade and four taught under permits,
at the termination of this suit. II The sum of $19,19 was paid during
nave uvea m rC ,u ......... ,, ,,'. ti.o nverace The seat sale for "My Friend From
not to be known: my record has been ,870 was paid month , The a era
tco clean to allow anyone knowing me, yrarly salary was $436.11. llie aer-1 fnr . ...
le as being mixed up age salary per month was Jai.H-i. i tie i j ,
even to suspect me
in a post office robberv.'
MORE FIGURES ON
EDUCATION IN
house Wednesday
'night when the curtain rises at 8:30
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tit., ufi.ii W ifU u
ffeife T
THE HARDWARE MAN SAYS: Don't give anybody the satisfac
tion of saying: "I told you so." Save Money and Disappointment, don't
send out of town for anything you may need in the Hardware Line,
the Stock of YOUR RELIABLE HARDWARE STORE is complete,
their prices right, and they ar right here "at home" to make good.
This is not a "knock," it's a "warning."
GO TO
BEACHMAN, MIGNARDOT HDW CO.
They Believve in the "Golden Rule All Ways." '
JThe Reliable Hardware Store.
average of the men teachers
Sfi7.22 and the women $35.11!.
The number of school months : ciock.
i.,ht wa his. and the nveraee That box seats are not so much in
lentil of term was 7.1G months. demand as those in the parquet was .
. j ia loot ii trht Ht the lOlks
ii f N The sclioo! censas snovvea zuio pu- aeuiunmiMit-u o-- -----
NEW r'lfcAlL.U:pjis 0f schnol age, of whom 1069 werelTheater when an attempt was made
'boys and 991 girls. The enrollment to auction off the parterre ana hi
, ,if,q in New Mexico! for the year was HHB, of whom 716 upper boxes. Attorney A. B. Renehan
have been worked on by the statist!- were hoys and 740 girls. .The .aver- j consented I to play ' 6 " ;
age nttenaance whs i,;ruiviut-u a ,eer auu at i.tc uoc, ........ . -
follows: 479 bays and518 girls. Iter, he said, "I made my debut as an.
trlfrU.Am-i nf tlin Rrhnnl TminH wpi'fi nnptinnppr- T also make my exit,
owned and five were rented, tight
were built of brick, three were frame,
"$1900 PACKAGE" CASE
COMES TO ABRUPT END
There was much laughter and good
natured "jollying" as Mr. Renehan
fired some arrows of sarcasm at the
Two were reported In excel- j prices offered him for the parterre
! FLOWERSf
1 The Clarendon Garden, i
PHONE 12 SANTA FE, N. M.
.Tames T. Fay, o Farmiugton, San
jjuan county, was found guilty on the
i charge of attempting to defraud the
i government of the tax on two gallons
i of fruit brandy.
j The case was tried in tlie U. S. dis-
trict court before Judge William H.
j I'ope. The jury was out about an
hour.
i Mr. Fay, who is well known in
j Farniiuglon, was arrested some time
ago by a deputy marshal on complaint
r. ........ r..-.llnrtt. u.iC.i.l tho In-
j u. jr.luij - W...-V.LV.1 Htoi..u, . ..... ...
I ternal revenue office.
The local internal revenue officials
grew snspieious of the little Farming
ton distillery with which Mr. Fay was
connected upon reading a report in
the New Mexican that the distillery
i had been broken Into. A deputy was
' sent to Farmingtou to investigate and
celled, evidence if the suspicions
j seemed to be well founded.
The case was tried by IT. S. Attor
ney Summers Burkhart, Judge John R.
McFie and Attorney A. M. Edwards
defending Mr. Fay. ...
It is said that this is the first con
ivictlon.ot its kind in this district for
1 15 years.
,'' Postoffice Case.
A sensation was created in the dis
trict court 'this morning when XT. S.
Attorney Summers Burkhart asked
that the charges against Alva Cornell,
C. .1. Parsons and William E. Parsons,
former postal employes, be dismissed.
I The three young men were indicted
some weeks ago on the charge of
j stealing a registered package' mailed
n- the Santa Fe postoffice and contain
ing $1900 in old bills.
I Mr. Burkhart stated to the court
What one of the most important wit-
nesses for the prosecution was away
was in Salt Lake City at tnis time.
Attorneys Catron and Catron appear
ed for the defendants, and entered a
protest against dismissing the case,
saying the defendants were ready for
trial.
Lost Their Jobs.
Charles J. Parsons said this a Mer
cian of the state educational depart
ment, with the following results:
Socorro County.
There are 49 districts in the county.
... n'ava onmlnvpd in
OeU - ' , " .,, Af
th ioi.ifi Bohnol vear. There were in v . -
in ' ...,.l, I "7 wmnn tpflfh- StollC,
c : c;;: ; hew by couon. six were fair i.
.teachers as follows: Two held lifejin good condition. .. -.'
Icertilicates: two had five year profes-j -
Lii. 01 hnrf first srnde. 17 second i Insurance Suit Filed
Umrte 'pi third grade and seven taught jttcobo Chaves, stiperintendent ofjinally in the New Mexican. The offl-
with Dermits. ; insurance, was this morning
The monthly payroll amounted to
$4271, of which the men received $2017
and the women $2254. The average
monthly salary was $61 : with men re
rplvine nn an average $61.12, and
cial cast is given out today
lows :
Augustus Keene Shaver
Jesse Nusbaum
Senator I'nderholt ....W. M. Caldwell
Charlie Underholt. . ... A. T. Koch
women $60.9-. ine annual mumm.. riai inv vumimwj. n ludi, v. ...... iv,
paid in salaries was 30.04fi.12. ThPjtoya seeks to collect the sum or nmm, j (ieorge wastnngton jacKson
men received $13,740.12, and the wo-; $600 and $1600 respectively for fire, F. Keefe
men$ 16,306.00. The average yearly insurance held by him on buildings Rev. James Tweedle ..II. S. Bowman
salary was $429.23. The average an-1 which were burned. jFinnerty C. Patek
nually for the men teachers was' ' Marian Hayste ... .Mrs. W. G. Hoover
$416.37 and for the women $440.70. Notaries Named. ! Mrs. Arabella Beeknian Streets
Tiio tntnl Rrhnnl months taught was; Notaries were appointed by Cover-I Mrs. E. C. Abbott
served
with a summons in three oases
brought by Francisco Lucero y Mon
toya of Alameda, Bernalillo county
against the Royal Insurance company
(two cases) and the St. Paul Fire and
In these cases Mon-
The Latest Cast
Some changes have been made in i
the cast since it was announced orig-
as fol-
FANCY WORK GOODS
Beautiful line of Stamped
Linen and Stamped Art Cloth,
Cushion Tops and the Pillows
for same. Embroidery Sets and
Embroidery Floss in Royal So
ciety, the D. M. C. and the Gre
cian Silk Floss.
Crochet Cottons, Crochet and
Embroidery Needles.
MISS A. MUGLER i
Mil I INFP l
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to return our sincere
thanks to our friends for their sym
pathy extended to us in words and
deeds and for the beautiful dowers
that were contributed, in our recent
bereavement. May God bless you all.
LUCIETTA M. KINSEL-L,
RALPH C. KINSEU.,
D. C. KIN SELL.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO KNIGHTS
OF COLUMBUS.
Our regular meeting will be held
Monday evening, November 24th, at
7:30 at the new club rooms in the old
Parochial school building on Water
street. All members are especially
urged to attend as the insurance pol
icies have arrived and will be dis
tributed after the meeting.
J. J. KENNEY, F. S.
477, and the average length or term nor wruonam touay as rouuns:
!1 tnnnitm. I thiir Daune. Tyler. Deming; Lee O.
Of the school buildings, 34 were
owned and IS rented. Of those owned,
ifour were of frame construction, two
of brick, one of stone and 27 adobe,
i Twenty-nine were reported in good
I condition and one only. fair.
I San Miguel County.
Lester,
Lamy.
Doming: Thomas W. Haiina,
Bernice Underholt
Mrs. W. M. Caldwell
Gertie Hnderholt ..Mrs. S. G. Morley
Tilly Mrs. John W. March
Cattle Company Incorporates.
The Tres Ritos Cattle and Land
company filed Incorporation papers to
day with the state corporation com-
r -;; vfiQi n,,ntv infiiwiinif l jis : mission. The headquarters of the
ill oau mifeiiw "vi o .
Vegas, but not including E. Las Ve-I company are at Three Rivers, N. M.,
I gas, there are 71 school districts. Aland Eugene Montague is the agent.
1 total of 88 teachers were employed, ot iThe company is capitalized at $10,000
iwhom 47 were men and 41 females, land the incorporators have subscribed
I Two held life certificates, two had five- j tor the stock as follows: A. B. Fall,
'vear certificates: 11 had first grade . 50 shares : M. T. Everhart, one share;
icertiileates; 17 had second grade, and I Caroline F. Everhart, 49 shares, all of
51 third grade certificates. .Three Rivera, A M.
! The average monthly salary was ,
$53.47. The men averaged $51.70, and Named as Disbursing Officer. Work for the New Mexican. It It
!the women $55.92. The average year- Captain James Seligman has been working for you, for Santa Fe and
llv salary was $304.52. The average appomtea aisoursing onicer oi uie u. tne new state.
I for the men teachers was $271.02, and j S. government, for the Oew Mexico
TRUANT OFFICERS WANT
MANY RADICAL REFORMS.
St. Louis, Mo., Nov, 22. Uniform
marriage and divorce laws, uniform I
compulsory education and child labor !
lows and an adequate mothers' pen- j
sion law were advocated in resolu- j
tions adopted by the National League I
of Compulsory education officials dur-1
ing the second session of its annual j
convention here today. Truant officers
of 60 of the largest cities In the coun
try, comprise the league.
national guard, by Adjutant General
Harry T. Herring.
ifor ttee men $344.72. The average
length of term taught was 5.19 months,
iranehiK from ten months In one dist
rict to two districts with only onej Auditing Board Named.
! month of school. ! A board consisting of Col. E. C. Ab-
Of the school buildings, 48 were'bott, Captain N. L. King and Captain
; owned, 23 rented and four loaned. Two ;. lames L. Seligman has been named
I wow. rennrtPA in excellent condition, by Adjutant General Harry T. Her-
seven good, 28 fair, and 51 in poor con
dition. One building was built of logs,
ring, to audit the books of the late
Adjutant General A. S. Brookes, pre-
four of stone, four were frame and ! para tory to turning them over to the
he balance adobe. -new appointee.
San Juan County.
There are 28 districts in the county,
and 44 teachers were employed In
New Mexican Want
bring results. Try It.
Ads. always
Coffee
How can we prove that
Scliill ilia's Best is the
coffee you want?
We can't; you can.
The short is: mniiey
1ack at your grocer's.
In aroma-tight cans, ever
fresh; cleanly granulated.
ELKS' THEATRE
Wednesday Evn'g Nov. 26
MY FRIEND
FROM INDIA
Under the patronage of the
Santa Fe Woman's Club
THE ROARING FARCE BY LOCAL TALENT
The cast Is as follows:
Senator I'mli rhold. . Wm M. Caldwell
Chnrli-H Uniterhold A. T. Koch
Mr. Tweedle Jesse NusOaum
Tom Valentine Clarence Pierce
The Rev. James Tweedle (a Mis
sionary) Harry Bowman
Jennings', a Butler Frank Keefe
Flnnertv Georse H. Van Htono
Marian' Hayste Mrs. W. G. Hoover
Gertie TTnderhoId Mrs. S. . Morley
Beatrice Underhold
Mrs. W. M. Caldwell
Mrs. lieekman Street
Mrs. E. C. Abbott
Tilly, German Maid.. Mrs. J. W. March
Boxes Auctioned Off This Evening.
After the Picture Show those desir
ing Seat9 for Parties should be
on band this evening.
Sale af seats starts to-morrow morning at
ZOSK'S PHARMACY.
Secure your reservations early
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Copyright Hart Scliuffuer & Man
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