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THE EVENING HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE, N. U., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1014.
ED SAWYER TELLS OF
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The Land
of Broken
Promises
A Stirring
Story of the
Mexican
Revolution
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DANK COOLIDGK
"1 1.. I tfl'i' KA" "MUUtS
We.r. ' I S. ltthu" I
.'.'., .A,uN J. LAVIN
tta.cviii.lit, iii, br Irsnk A. Miutsur.)
onltnut .1 from -n rili' )
'n I'ki' a flash!" answered 1)
Limn ), mid, pntlna" th up ur to hit
1 r hay. In- went dashing down th
strict, si altering chickens and hog
In all diret linns. Ilchtrid mine Hud.
rolling Jm Lilly in his sudiilc, and a
th ilns'it rushed out aft-r his prirdiior
hn twirled loop onco and luld It
skilfully across tli Mg brindles back.
Hut roping dog la a (Jltlicult task at
best, and Hud waa out of practise. Tho
sudden blow at nn k lirlndie to th
ground and tho loop mine away tin
lllletl. The Teian laughed, aliirtltif la
bia auddle.
"t'imio again!" commented Hud,
loaning aldxwlae aa li roller! hla ropu,
and uh tlie womenfolk and idler rami)
rushing to aw) what bad hnpis'tied he
turned ( upper I lot torn In tila track
and CHiun back like a streak of light.
"Look out. J(iu ugly Dian'a dog!" he
houtt d, whirling hla rope aa he rode;
and t li 'ii. amid a rhorua of Indignant
lirotesis, ho clouted Uio yelping llrludlo
ti t ii the lane and through a holo In
the fence. Then, with no harm dune,
ho rod back up tho street, smiling
ammlily utid looking for more doga to
ropo.
In the dix of the alore stood Arm
Ron. iulo wltli fur)', but Hud appeared
not to so him. Ilia eyii were turnud
rut her toward the houa where, on the
edge of tho veranda, tiracla Araxon
and her mother stood staring at bla
ailica.
"flood morning to you, ladle!'
saluted, taking off bla aombrvro mitts
a flourish; "lovely weather, ain't HT"
And with hla tougue in bla cbwk and
a roftulHh glunce at Aragon, who waa
atrurk dumb by thla last effruntory, he
went rollicking after hla oardner. Bend
ing buck a serle of joyoua yip.
"Now that aura doe me good," lie
con tided to I'hll, aa they rode down
bftwfon cottonwooda ui-.d struck Into
the in iidd y creek. "No sense In It. but
It get oiiietlilng' out of tny syatein
that ha kept tnu from feeling glad.
lid you nii Low lug to tbu ladles?
Hiiino claim to Unit bow tioT You
want to lock out I got my eye on that
gul. and I'm sure a hard olio to head.
Only thing is, 1 wouldn't hko tho old
nun for a father-In law tho wuy iu al
ters stand Let ecu us now."
Hp laughed boisterously at thla wit
ticism, and the Utile Mexicnn chil
dren, playing among the willows,
crouched and lay quiet like rubhlta.
!oug the aides of Inn rocky hills,
"where the mhu.s hud their inud-and-nx.'k
houses, mothers runie anxiously
to open doors, and as they jogged
along up the river the Chinese gar
deners, working In each M l urate nook
ar.d eddy of the storm-washed creek
bed, tii 1 0 grubbing to gaze at them
liujulrli.gly.
"Wom'er what' tho mattr with
them ( Links ?" observed liud, when hla
huipiness hud ctiutod to effervesce;
"they ilt up like a villugn of pnilrle
dons! Whole country seems to bo on
(In- rul I vr neck. Must be something
doing."
"That's right," agreed Phfl; "did you
no'le how those pnon scattered w hen
J rode down the street? Maybe there's
been somu lnsurrectos through. Uut
y LisUii!"
He slipped 1;U horse, and In thfl
alienee a buglo--ull camo down the
Wii:d fr.nn the d:ntli n of Kortuna.
"Suldnrs!" ho t.ild. "Now where
S.id they nio from? I was In Fortuna
duy before yesterday, and well, took
ut Us'!
Kr .m the . lnt of the hill Just ahead
f tli. m a line of soldiers came luU)
view, marching two abreast, wittt a
m i,:.ted ',?!'.( er In the lead.
"Ana!" xil,il:md Hud with conrle
lioii; "they if stalled aoroethlng down
bele-. '11. is is that bunch of federals
that we saw drilling up at A(ua Me
gel." "Yep," admitted I)e I-anrejr regret
fully; "I guess you're right for once
the ripen aeabon for rebels has begun."
They drew out of the load and let
them pass -a lonir, dcul.ie line of
sl.ul ! y ii fanti y men, slill wearing their
Ut )( ar's straw huts and summer uni
f.,rn. and trudging along to flapping
sen 'als.
In frcnt were two men bearing Un
terns to search out the way by night;
slatternly women, the Inevitable camp
fcUjwers, trotted along at the sidi s
v.t), their bundle and babies, aud aa
fh In lie brown men from Zucatitraa.
rmt -. t rdened with hla heavy gun and
a y r lot of belts and pucks, shuffled
j-rf et.tiy past the Americans they
tuned the whites of tioilr eyes and
n e (y.. 1 a ihorua of "Adlos!"
k'.J. Anierl'. auoe!" they railed.
(kt .i i -aLouly at their fine horses,
i C i t i ib his turn touched bis hat
at.C su:.d thetu all Godspeed.
"t-vjt -'U'" be murmured, a the
luHt lo'-er.ii eaa,p.f(illoers, laden
wt'.i. fueir burden, brought up th
c.w :. w Dis-sklnued Hpaolsh ofll
r . .i,' fi'.'iy hi horso; "what du
Hjlw l ". ii-.ftea know about llb-
Mndrro Nott yer they may be work
lug f'T Ororei, or Moerta or Balitzar "
'Sure," mut'enMl Hud, "but that
uln't the (juestlrin If they's rebel In
the hills, where do we get oftr
CHAPTt) XI.
The plain ut Kortuna. ordinarily so
prncefiil and sleepy, was alive with
binning men when Hud and I'hll
reached town. Over nt the station a
Biiedul eiigltlo was wheeling aid blow
ing ufter Its heHvy run and. from the
tmiri of (-(milliard. red ore car be
hind, h snroi of soldier were leaping
to the ground. On the porch of the
hotel I hin Juan de f)ios HrarhRmnnta
was miik!ti violent signals with hla
himdn, and as they rodo up he hurried
out to meet them.
'My gracious, boys." he rrled. "It s a
good thing you ciime Into town! Her
imrdo Hruvo dim n.inn nv r the nioun-
I . ann no s marching to take Moo
rutin!" "Why. that doesn't make any dlfer
enee to us!" answered I'hll. "Moete
lutim I eighty miles from here -and
look at nil the soldier. How many
men has Hernardu got?"
"Well, thnt I do not know," respond
ed Don Junn; "some say more and
some lew, but if you boy hadn't rome
In I would hare sent a man to fetch
you. Just us soon'n a revolution be
gin the bnck country become unsafe
for American. Home of these low
character are likely to murder you If
they think ou have any money."
"Well, we haven't," put In Hud; "but
we've got a mine -.rid we're going to
keep It, too."
"Aw, Bernardo Hravn hasn't got any
men!" scoffed I'hll; "I bet thl Is
false alarm. He got whipped out of
his boots over In Chihuahua last full,
and he' boeu up la the Sierra Miidma
ever since. Probably come down to
Stenl a little beef.
"Why, Don Juan, nud and I lived
rlcht next to a trail all last year and
If we'd listened to one tenth of the
revoltoso stories we heard we wouldn't
have token nut an ounce of gold. I'm
going to get my denouncement paper
tomorrow, and I'll bet you w work
that mine all summer and never know
the difference. These rebel won't
hurt you any, anyhow !"
"No! Only bug a little grubt" added
TJud oornfully. "Come on. I'hll; let a
go over and look at the soldiers it
that bunch of Yaqulg we saw up at
Agua Negra."
They tied their Tttrrseg to the rack
and, leaving the solicitous Don Juan to
apntter, hurried over to the yard. From
tho heavy metal ore ear, each a roll
ing fort res In luolf. the last of tho
acfivo Yaqul were helping out their
women and pet doga, while the rest,
talking and laughing in high spirits,
were strung out along the track in a
perfunctory line.
If the few officers In command had
ever attempted to teach them military
dleclplino, the result was not appar
ent in the line they formed; but any
man who looked at their swarthy
faces, the hawklike (ironies, and deep
set, steady eyes, wouid know that they
were lighter.
After all, a straight line on parade
ha very little to do with actual war
furo and these men bad proved tholr
worth under fire.
To be sure. It was the fire of Mexi
can guns, and perhap that was why
the officer were o quiet and unassert
ive; for every one of these big, up
standing Indiana had been captured Id
the Yaqul wars and deported to th
heliequcn field of Yucatan to dlo In
the miasma aud heat.
Hut tbey had come from a hardy
trend and the whirligig of fortune waa
flying frut Madi-ro defeated Porflrlo
Diaz; fresh revolution broke out
againit the victor and, looking about
In desperation for aoldlera to fill hi
runs a, Madera fell upon the Yaulu.
Trulued warriors for generations, of
a race so fierce that tlie ancient As
tecs had been turned aside by them In
their en. ilre founding mlgmtlon, they
sere the very men to whip back the
re he Is, if he could but win them to hi
side.
8 u Madern had approached Chief
Hula, whom lis had taken under a
flag of trace, and soon the agreement
waa nude. In return for faithful aerv
Ice, Mexico would give back to iha
Indium the on thing tbey had been
fighting a bunrded and sixty year to
attain, their land along the Itlo Yaqul;
and there tbey should be permitted to
live In peace aa their ancestor hod
done before them.
And so, with a thousand or more of
hla men. the crafty old war chief had
taken service In the federal army,
though hi mind, poisoned perhap by
the treachery he had suffered, was not
entirel free from guile.
"It 1 the desire ol th Yaqula." he
had said, when rebuked for serving
under the bated flag or Mexico, "to kill
Mexicans. And." he added grimly, "the
federals at this time seem best side
to glvu u gun for that purpose."
Hut It had been a year now since
llule had paused bis word aud, though
they bad battled valiantly, their land
bad not been given hack to them. The
wild Yaqula, the trrvconcllablea who
never came dowu from the bills, had
gone on the warpath again, but llule
and hla men still served
Only In two things did they disobey
their officers they would not stack
tlx Ir arms, and thuy would not retreat
while there were still more Mexican
to be killed Otherwise they were
very good soldiers
(( oiilliiueil 1'iiimimiw Afternoon.)
rin.iie I, lied Hum, III V. r.,prer
for hint -i la. hu. its and '-urnuaua.
W. U 'Jrlntule t o.
It. f. Moors, Attorney, Oomwsll
blUg.. lit lad tSL t hus Hi.
Well Known Stockman Grows
Reminiftcent in Kansas City
nnd Tells Vicissitudes of the
Business.
i i: A. H i. i. ..f Wilisli.w, Ariz. .n i.
, ell known line ami thtmiKh.ir the
, M' in h w estei n pick eniintiy tnurKet"(l
i it hum h of I . in In In Khiim.ih Chi a lew
!l in iisn. ,i I'. ',, iiK-iuiwt a pi i.-. ,!
j I' . Hi hi li.il' Hint ii l ' . i ti i ii'H'
! ai'". Mii.t -. Iliiiir eiM no he l ini:' lit
t .t M , :( h. V lln ll Hl'lr Hcilltlll III .'.Hi'
.' ll ill ll't lie II Pell 1 1 K It IM V.il"l
ho iliiH ni.i iritc ( ;':t' . au.iint 4 -
Iwi-lllv cal- Illln, il"ll ItllK IN lint ('lie
; "I in.iii lie l.li'iiu win, h to I" I'ruie
llle low lletn, elite tll'IT i llllt I'llt
tllii: llle cll.'l ,'llleti 1. 1 II llllt I cut
nf iiie ini'M-i
iii"n,ii t. iii i n i. i lit i.f the trvin.'
! i! i ex iel ieli. ed l Dt llllt llle llle 'I
Hie lln. Hi hill. Ml Sawyer n.ilil t,. ll
J repnrler ol the louver' I'.nly T I-
i i; I am :
"Sheep Vl.te were Way mwn II
thn,(. irar iiaal tal ewe W'i-,' -!(l
Today the name kind
lilll.l! I'luliilhlv II.'1'
I er h.
I'. in
i i , .. i . . i
i 1- ,K thai
II the kill-
. h, i .
price '"t th
'", I It I ' 1 1 ,(H I .1 . ll" 'I'
r. trip al $x 'i'. ! t
not bring no.- th "i
'i years go. M i'iv
ii time could n
imon cliiBit at arv
iey Wlilllil It i l-
len e li ny nt ' r.
en Who p i'-e '
I, its thai 'I"
. . . .r 1c (O'C-
cry t'""'t
xira t". d
., ., rly t"."1
Iv .lll 'tie fr
gin l"l tlie
ttlli.il::'! "II ll
till ( , ai.ntl t'
"I nil liiivme'.
11 In I i .- II I" l
w, i.i'u'lii to ll:o
-., 1 1 in erder 1. :
aver. nie We will c- '
ea r i.'il In imr I'll w e . . it I'.-'
ri.i, ..I very far hi ul, wl'h .1..111
. io . is w,. mai ln(i oiei nexi vtir
lei. and thai would mean it Haiti l.im'i
" "ei si'iniK. itnd within ..He yi ir
Ir.mi il.tie. we might up aniinm n
lie IV V li "
CHAVES C0Ui.Tr
mm n
County Committee Will Fix
Dates for Primaries to Elect
Delegates to State Conven
tion Here.
Iliwill. .V. M . June IV-Cln.r-man
I: ll linn, I, of the I lelinn ral ,
t'tlill I i - III ti , 1 M nf t'haei eiillllV
tud.i iu.il a call f.ir a llleetlllg ' I
the ' ..in. nil e,. at Ills olllre ill thm It
.lulu .nil f.r the purpose of lakine
lip ill I I I ll 111 InlHitleNM IliiW' hetnle 11.-
liein..- lats nf the county.
tin.- of the ohJeetH (! the nicct'nl!
will t. Hie tlx trite of llle dale lor ! I
nitirie it he held in th. coiintv t"
elect di legates to the state conten
tion to he held lit A 1 1 . ll'i il i-1 ' Aiik
tmt It. At Ihe Mtale lonveniion. ann.ni.'
the can. Inline to he nnliilii.il. .1 will l..
one for reprenentat ive In emigre-,
the place now being held hy the lion
llariey It. KergiiHson.
( 'a lidnlatcs will he nominated in ill's
county tor the lower house in th-
!,,,. li KiHiatiire. These pla 'et ate
new helntr hi lil hy Judge W. K. lt'o
elM ami Judge J. T. Kvan of tills
cliy. So far hs imild he l.urried no
candid. n i.i. for these two h.-rihs hltie
as vet In fii a nnoiiiieetl.
ARIESIA TO SHIP
JRUIT IN CAR LOTS
BY PARCEL POST
Alt. ni l. X. M ., June 13. W. I'. Itlp.
ley, one of tlie I.ukcm fiuit groeri in
the Hope district, 'A ill ship sever n
turn of plums this year, and ut least
one f ar will be sent lit parcel post.
oiimu nrd to wholesale hoilws In Kl
I'. is... It has hern a llule hard to get
I'eii.s and I'i nasi o lull.) frUil Into
K. rase, as the freit-h. a'al expitxi
rat" are liaio-.l en in . ,.(,: at. I Hie
in - it a h iirouiul either tile lertli or
soiillt is smnei hing awful, lint and r
the pur' els post rules I' I I'asu is In
the second none fiom Hope und trom
Artesiit and with the fruit loo sed in
fiii-poiimt pa. k.iKes It i hii lie shipped
to Kl I'dso du II tit per lllil. die. 1. Tll'l
llnludts llle haul to AlO'slit. will It
would , ost the growers title, n r
Iwilll, n-1,1, .,-r liillldled. The It""
wilt I.,- put throiiih to Kl I'aso In Hit
same lone as other tll.lll alnl the ccl
will I t- I. -. II). ill t pr "s ihlltr-'. I',
aa is now thoiikli!, :he liiini on iir
e Is ill ttie Illsl two limn will h ion
l I a se.l to I ml .i 1111111", ll will re
duce the t os I ,,l trunsiori.ii tun lo I 'i I
I i r huiiilleil.
This Is hardly an experiment, as
Mnppmc pea. lies hy pan el ..sl from
llie Hall Juan i. .Hi i last yeiir. priniil
a I. IK sin cess and so I. .tin as Ihe I'en
at ti valley is w a houl dirc.'t railrotd
f.lillllllH I',, i Ii. lines are thill u 1 i r J
.orlloii of Ihe 1 1 ll , t crop will he lilov
t il to to -,u in i iiit s In this manner in
the film,'. I-r nit esli be lu; .e. lo
Kl I'aso ,,1 the same rale Mom any
poini In I'eiiits.'o iiill.y from lise
Arthur south, sipii lnl arr-irito rnet.'s
tire heiriM m.iile lo Ii in. He Una new
hiiainrsa, wlili h will irooahly put Hop,,
into Ihe third lass. Put will hue no
i Hel III raisins ihe ic unites ol Ihe
At'isiu otllt e H Is run likely thai the
Irult will he Irunsporu-d hy nut... from
I'ope o Ar It sin hut will h haiilt d
on wiisoriH ly t utiiructnrs.
Free Lots; See Moore Co.'s Ad.
DEMOCRATS TD
"NATIONAL HIRO
T
Cause of rtrsonal
I .j . n.w,.,, uvin, vi lututj iiuir wvutu ifcuv. lauijr KUkJ ft
dafJn his life. Itinsoircd him toiltrxUnf immnrt-i) ennJiiir ricnrwrtmlrwinrlnf rv-n,-)f ...f f
. . it 1 y "- viv-i v w wv mm ii vvunijifsa am' s
1 KliDg- Garibaldi would not have legislative tyranny of any kind enter into his own private life L. V
any more than will cur millions of liberty-Iovin Italian citizens. His flaminff soul scorned anv f T-
legislation which would
ous quantities. He knew
Sfc M M . a
w liui.iaiuijr
L-pon an old Germanic basis 57 years aAntausaBusdi, brewers of Duduritrr. establislved their
brand The Constitution of the United States is the sole authority urwnu'hiditneylaundied their
business in America. Every day of these 57 years has been devoted to the brewing of an honest
Barley-malt and Saazer Hop brew tlie kind that spclblemperance throughout the world. Sevm
thousand, five hundicd people are daily required to keep pace with the public ucinand for BufWiscr,
Its Sales exceed any other beer by millions of bottles. ANHU$Er-DuscH st.louis
Dottlcd only at the home plant J jJJ2
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News and Gossip of the
Range in New Mexico
J. II. tloidon. piexdeol i.f ihe i:
don 1 'oiiiinisii 'i. .oiiii-.iiiv ..t Kan
in. wits In ItenilllK la 'I M ( 1 k I.,
1111.11,4.- i..r plnpn.aiit ol I "i. 1 lu x. I
of steers tilin h he has . mil i a. le.l
III I. una ami 'ii. mi coiiiili.
itaff is 1 liii'li ...s an. I twos and
Will Hi. lo Ihe K lll'M fily 't.-. U-
1 Ids.
1 ,..i 1 iin.r
head 01 iin
I'Olllltl tun,
M.
ed .
lid
fl.
h.ppe.l I to
10 11 1 .in "
to . I'l.iM,
il l.l"t w
ttnlph la'W -s ,.
l.otiKtlt ta-tial
lieliiltlK la' I Meel,
plIlK lo Ihe .'-nil I
1 'it It, .11 I 'ly, I
ll- of t'liltle
W III. ll 111 I- I
-Ills allel.
I, p
Five handled h
rhiflly from ihe
van and Harry
shipped from M.
to l.iiiniira. t .do.
hy Theo W ll.-'ll .1
lart-e tatlle shu
lean this seiiioii.
id of li.:lll.' .
lo rds ol Do .'
Hilt I.lllfll4
.'-i.lei.a lad
I'lley wt-le l.ii
I'd toll I lite
1 1 m from Ma
-i.k
1)11
ed-'
II. J. M.'iM'li of la
:io.;i.'hl San lead 1.1 .allle In
last week wlli.lt lie has
lirant county I'-eiie l;i"4.
.rdniui .;
Kl IMS"
sent to
for liter
iiiiiiiaiier of Hie II .1. land t allle
puny. Is In i hni. f of the stock.
Tin
(utile were ti 1 1 1 - -1 , 1. -. I nt :
J. K Hwuln o
has fjone to i tk la
of roan short Im
He Is kiiihi ll.
iiiakina a sp."
tlioroimhl.red si... i: and it is sup
posed tu he Ihe I. est "ilil'll purftose"
strain t.f shniihorn (utile known.
Harry A. M r n
has pun hasi d m i,
I steeple Itock
o, Mrs N. II. i dd-
nietoil the l I. I'
-ii - k hcnrum that
l .-.a ' I (on t oust !l Ules
-I cattle deiili Unit
hum and W K
r.in.li and I -
hriirnl. The ti
one of the lam
has taken pi e i
e lor Home time in I
ml l'ie pre paid wits
tirarit t'oiiuty
it lartte one. 't lo
lire located In tin
nehes nnd ("itlle
mi hwestei it
,rl
of tiiant i ouniv ami th in unsn inn
reia r.
i I :.), kloru (ouniv,
to . iu a rt rt r it cm loud
in - ow s and ca y '''
. I'll-, fr.'io a In in
,.it of rei!isterd
mikes Mr Martin ..ne of tin lamcirn
indiiidiial tali!,- owners in iht
southwt'st. ns h' already has esteii
Mit r.ai. lii'M in thai section and V rl-
lolill.
The wool S..1-.-11 is n.'W in Inil
Idtti'i in Mi Kiniey .-i.unty, says iht'
iitlliii Indepeii'l. nt. Hiindictls t.f
Ions and loads ,11 ...11111111 n.'o town
eteiv day The pi ,. ,. ,,f Viool al this
seasi.n is most sattsfiinK to evtiy
one who Iota anv ilealinH' In 1I1-1I Mu!f
for several luili. Some of the N .It'
ll )o jitid oth.-r Italians In llus licln
H ate reaping a splentlld hiiiest
otl Ihe pro. In. I. .,1 w llloli lllev hat e
pli my tins year ' ine Naval.. In
tlutii was In town this week with sev
rial loads of w... ami whin it was
all W. lKheil 1, HI anil , herkeil lip Ihe
loi 1 J men h. 1111 owial the Indinit
lliuil. The .i"h whs turned mer
to Mr. Indian win the ex epimn o
live tents, win. h lie trailed f..r a ui k
0 1 Inn ham The pioimses for eieti
a l,t iter year are I. t iter now than
ever hefore on to ,-ounl of the enor
mous . null crop started. The season
was never inote nii-., for liiml.li.v.
sin) wnh Ihe 11,1 i' used demuiid for
wool und inuiioii thv uutlouk tur the
1 A'
Ml..-.- x
.
ss in m ItSiWm
W W,a4 lWA Am hJLA4
and Watinnal lilvrTV thi rnnrtan Tl'tmil rt n rvmjTr? riM t-i-nn
prohibit ALL because ONE
that the light wines of Italy and
Dtftlributor
Means
I - 1 s li.-
li l.tiser in tins st.it.
IS eiv KI'l-
llf Inn.
l'tirltiK a 1 till tt.'lio
ll II 1 I ll .ol (! Kh, ep
II II Kellv Were Kill, d
In Ivr hi llllli: ne.,- Uih :
lll I W'eilnes-l.el.-ll.'lim
to
on t h- 1 'in;'
I II' ll ill K"K-
'I
I.
loai' I l.m-i.ilt.
1 1 ill ' Inn.' ..I
11 A'h I
l.i..ii-.'hi . t
us heard In
price r.tt-iM
Ji t
lllO'is. Hllippe-I
11 k. 1 1 x .
" l lie III
II 111,- ,s
thu year
last We' U
net So fat
llie
lain, si
l.i-t
ucck's I ord'.lillliC I.iiiel.il
sins Kink K.lwar.U has a .ira fit, k
of sheep licit !-llllla Ititll. 1 list week
th. i ( aloe Up lo din k He has it
ill .nl.iiiti lank w hi' Ii i .-upplu-d lr..iii
a in it lank into who h Hi,, water m
pllllilid 1. 1 ii w.ndlliiil Mis. i:,l
11 1 1. Is liollei'tl one of the si p f.ill
01 i'i an I ilie nller ili inkiiiK, i- ml -o.-n
"'Hi l tell anil tiled. Kh.. ei.n.-liiil. il
I
si, mil li;n v as Ulonit Willi the w.it.r
end ilioie the rest ol the sheep ii.iy
! from in,, t.ii.k. Imt l.eloie rhe had
ll.'lie IhiS 1JI if the sleep Wile
di ad. none of them icettillif l' let t
from the ilririkirnt tank. It was
lo'illil that tlai ule hail liel-ll illllilpt-il
I into the tank Sherilf Mi liritth has
1 n worklntt on the i um. It Is pret-
I' ceil. I'll win dill Ih.H, nut the Irtill
Ide is I,, 141 t the evident e to ( Ollll. I
him. He should serve ultotit 1.1
taru in the jieniteniiury.
At
well
Week
Hie two. day sale of Ihe Cos
Wool mot Hole colnpaliV lat
"f ') '.' ponrnls ol wool iIm-v
hntl mi i ,
nhoiit 17
Hisisniii, nt. iirlci H a. erased
. ' ins. iilihoiiKli some t lips
only lirmi'-'lii I I cents. small
clip hrounhi :ne, hut thu was only
I rids and was ctlij clean
stulf. The pr.'ees have not Let n un-
noiinced its
I The Wool nnd Hide
company wall
Inner Part ol'
to l lose i, lit
more.
hiive u not her sale the
th. month mnl rxpect
t half million poiinils
The Mm ho
slo ep rail, h
Ids ,
w he
conduct a
nonh t.f the
I.lm oln i oiiritx .
r 'a pitan
Slleal'l-il
4II0IMI
tint. tins in
their sliet'li itnd mai ken-il
pounds of Wind lust week
Whin Heather 1 all hpole, ,,f ).
osi SpliltKs, folo., ilioie 1, linn, h
of ;nn head of cutile Ihimiitti Astee,
Hall Juan county, und lo.idi-d iht 111
on curs for the 1'i.loiado tanue. As
sessor Met'oy had a tllsir.iinl wur
ritnt Issued and imnltjt the owners pay
oinellilim hke f (HI taxes. The untie
had l.een run in the Call..is lanyon
country slid hu Joot het n lurn.'d In
for ii-st ssint i.l. Cattle Inspe, or
Welsh Is ulilimr the assessoi' in
slriushlenlim
iiienl lunitles.
out livest.H k ussi-HH-
Lust week the Charles Hprlniicr
Cutile company nhlppetl !.'. Iiend of
line iiuiik Hen pint hulls Iroin Col
fax nut v 10 t ma. . M . .tnd
Fein Ii H rinss. Ai.a. Th hlnnest eiij
of Ihe shipment went In lienilnu nnd
from ther e was ill lien m i l land to
llhe, X. M. These hulls wet iUI'
1 haseil hy llie I tnled h'la'tes soiein
mei't for lit Imlians who the gov
eminent is uisiiiik in ivraillnK up
'heir slot k. I'll shlpioi'iit wus sc
coiiii'Uiiivd by (iuj 11. Johnson of Hi"
'f J ... - .
j.,a ..J,.ai4.,i. , -1,
Vwe VIUJU & 4l
man out of thousands imbibes
the barley brews of Germany are
Albucjuerque, N. M.
STM
1 f 1 "V 1
Moderation
' s r.im h uii J. nut s T laid of i iin
i.i run.
luins I.. Ktlti.tr of the l.rni of i:d-
Val .. Vest It y. Aiiui.1,1 Ko.it lili ed-
"ts e in it ins t in. li nt 1:. .li... h
011 llie t!il 1 . Mr K.lirur reports the
heM year sun e he hits la in 111 the
t-'.i.tl hiislnes.s, ha . In tia.l ii-t 1111
iiMiiill) laine 1 lip mi, I 11 i.iruc per
. erii.iue of kids Silver t'il Kntei
pi le.
Ihe llolllile.. ot the Liu ..'itlle i. .li
lt ri.s ate larioiis and niinoiojs.
Wllle till- OKlhead ihal.'eH III 11 I'
I e im. p.iin- (,, I low II ell the 1 1,1 III
A ni.i I ill. i fcianl Ju-t i.iri ,,. h,,,. in
New MeXii-o. the lit , i,s I'attl te
tany hie I.I ii eoinia.i I., i ti.,. , ,,M.
"' 1 ' I I Weill llilles of . hi .. ,I
lv'i ii mile, il i. nam t. Iiiiiin.li
I the in. lien , I In mer l- ielil and
I aim
l.asl w.ek . J. l,,ik,n sold ln
limit mi. I entile, lo at. I north of
( Im is on the l int tiraw. .,i I II,
Iliiraksoii K f,,. j,i .,,rt siimiii-r
haiilt tl ,.tii n i ar t.f wool ,,r l..i..ii
Thiiis.lay. They will ship ii seven
I" l.ii cars more to. Ihe Kline desti
il. tl loll.
M' Ken.ie Itt.-K. il. lii.-ri .l 4H head
of catiht ,1 tin- Fort Sumner st... -yards
TueH.l.y. They were shipped
to , m i i ill, i, Ti xas.
HEAVIEST MOVEMENT OF
CATTLE IN MONTH FItOM
KANSAS CITY MONDAY
Kansas C,ly S, K Yards, J,,,,,. ( j t.
Mill ni ls 1 '1,1, in. i d i, (e, line at
wtek till nfi.r lhu rain Thursday and
I'lni.ti. and l(..i.s salts w,cr ;j 1 enls
to a dollar or ii.,.ii- hclow thr,.,. we.-ss
nun. Ni.i ih t stern low.t sod Moinh
I in kola w i re, i.i ..iiiinerit In t n. hiiliit
one t'tlllit t i h ,ti k I. mill head, and ull
ollter Hull, mostly of (iim llshlesl sua it
er 1 lass. In all S.miu cattle went "in,
the heat lent innieim iit in a moniii.
The calMe supply today Ik ;.toin ttl,
and tieiiiii'im k aellinu i.cil.t, .,,J
Si . di 4 h eady 10 siroiiij, and .nine,
and sue kits end feeders to CI
tents liiklnr Hi. in the low tune lint
Week.
Mist of the yoariK c.ttt las; wi N
went to disiant points, us . oieilii.ins
with 11 1 to Insect pesl and droll h
d.lllK.-l m lr sit I In ei' li 11 1 use ill Heal 'i
iciliioiy that mot k caul,, intesl.nenu
Were 1 -Imt ked. A lew pi line iiiilmi,
011 Hie i all oitler IhoiikM $1 I '-I
week, und tun. t. t ilers 1 1 ,',n in ;.y ,,
tut bulk nt ra- .allle went out at I.
or Its If weather conditional l,t ,r
Itlnttlriic crops fli. 111 this time f..r
waid II is iinpi uli.ilila thai .1. es will
be is low asalll I tl IM season ns link
wtr last v it, There is sine to oe
a great demand for )'oun .allle tin"
l-ll. und nllellliKs on tile loarkel ironi.
istt In Im hclow normal. The I'unhan.
die ciitinliy iu TcSas Is enjoying ex
trt'lllt'ly IilMiralde colldlllolis llowalel
as huyliiit in that counliy litis spnim
hy outside parties wits reduced, 1 -ouiit
of hlKh iiSAina prltts. it Is nr
litied tool cattle will it itturkrleij
In 111 1 hero I hail usual this fall; else
where thu supply will It smaller. A
lug corn imp will mean u scrmnhlc
t or ea 1 1 lo.
i
Birj Grab Sale Starts Satur
day. Every box will contain
more than 19c in value. The
Leader. (
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4..is
.kOsiV.Wisui
4U Wl r'
i? ,.-l!..l-..' J
in pjutton- I J I
beneficial
V:
!:.k
MACDALENA WANTS
ANTi HORSE THIEF :,
rani
Nu melons Thefts of Horsei
Cause SUckinen to Consider
Organization Similar to
That of Torance County.
M.'.,"l.i
Itlll ha
lllilo 1','S
. ii t n n,l
i-'ilti -led
,f tin Its I
i 'ii t . und i nit tlitt
i . . i t 1 1 1 1 ..in u
t l alii t ale hotsi'S
iiinl tin null
oriiaurAiiiioii
iishoi i it .on .'
It IS plot ell
lion lii
"f an ,i
mil. ii I..
NO Ml t
I I r. I
'mi f..r tint
Ilolse thlt'f
one w III' ll
il III Tor
III
-I- I
1 ante 1 i.tinty.
ek s MaKdil-
p-ria Ntjws s-ih:
II tin r" is a pi 11 this irrccn
eaiih w It. re a 1:00.1 Sinn; anti-horso
thief II -""elation is lieeie. n
this iikitnli. II is not ii sl.-niKe Hung
for .1 11. an 10 Kel oil Ins hot is nud
l.e ifolie for file uiiliilles Ittid colon
I' n k to Imd 1 Im 1 lii, i-e. saddle ami
hi idle ure I'll f.'o!i. Itntl Kotle to HtaV
l.ovell ccwii is ihe late I sal, J. at.
He (jot i.ir his In.tse and was not 11IT
hut a lily short lime und the horso
tlllll lie hail lieett off. le.l illl for
with 11 fin saddle and l.ridle were not
ncywhere In f,;l:i a ul haie not 11111
lerialueil 1I111 .', t. I.. Hiidxis cainu
down from Hie n i!l ne evciilng nnd
Slopped al Ihe store of the Ite. ker
M ti lavish t'o.. mill was In hut uliotit
live minutes: whin he enme out
horse, Middle Hill lilldle were ull
Kotte itni' h:ie i,-.t l.een ret oieri d
sin e. It Is mi i.l thai there Is al.oill
tin nver.iH'e of one stolen here a
irlolllh. I.i t the lieopl,. com,. I ou'el Ti
er find oiKunie - 1 - 'I..,.:-.',
Hke t'i- are do 11, 1..1.1 , ui,.
""!!- s. The tines ale 1 1
per memoir ,.1 and It is tho
Bllltst pl oil , I I. .11 II1.1I V, a,, it
seems. Let the people all I.e. nine
slieritfn and exe, ale tin ir own law
for their own prole. 1 ion.
AGRICULTURE THE
THEME AT INSTITUTE
ASSEMBLY TODAY'
ll was announced N the II. rnalillu
county It t' hers 1 ri : 1 1 11 1 tod iv thai
the total resist 1 a I ion was h". The st'i.
' ileitis 1111 lii.le leathers not only Iroin
I oilier counties in the state, liiit from
( Color. id. , Anotia ami Tex ts.
I At the as i ml.lt this moiuiriii. I'rot.
j Itlmet. of the stale college near 1.1
Jt 'luces, tleliiereil an itiiereHIIng slot
helpful ml. lifts on ukr It ull ore.
Sale the teachers mal'ii.il it ml hint
for naiurv studies in class woik Ti.
morrow morning ul assembly I'rot.
Itiniey will to k tig. tin on itirrn uliiire.
Today h look th,. plae e..f I'rof Con,
Wav. win wus iinal.le In he present
Miss I tea i r I.,. Arm, Jo, on,, of tho
si mli ills, piiii.d it piano solo, and
Miss How land, n n. .1 her student, a t
a r-adoiit tl'oni la.nfcfellow s lli i
v mini. Iloth niiinht rs wi unusuall
fine.
As ssstmhty next Friday morning,
l.eV, I ir. Moist. Hersmaii. of Tempi
A '.In i t. w ill ili liit-r an addi esa. Tti)
lll'lic Is invileil. Tile Ssselllbly ,HSJ
at 11 o' i lock. .
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