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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

iaa bsr bette aniees for of pore ct
tilitrPffeIigt 8runolog for firfelig
gnbeo.
VI. aarsmsbet faItboIoer i'm
g%eilutning fra ifior, OF ben 3. &.
amer Srifonferencer for ben beoite
@aaoe at forbanble 2preipsresmaaI
paa Samfunbene imeqem. Samfun-
bets Soreningsfomite paaI9gges Ger.
for at pirfe for en- eaer Here iaa-
oanne 8rifonferentiers aibolOelie /
aarets Sob. 9os bempnoieer oe
paalpgger garsmsbet i'm aornite til
at pleie MISUNDERSTANDING paa
bpilfeniombelit Waabe, iom bertil
moatte tilbpoes.
II. /. Inmoonineen fra ben en-.
gelife &onferentie ON l1ogipelien al
en- BOG meo gpggeplaner for Sir.
fer poa Nisiionsmarfen benpiies til
6oreningsfomiteen.
II. S SenboIb til geqier fra
Den engelife aonferents tili9tter
aarsmsoet en- &omite paa 3 til at
fremlpgge glan til ipitematiif Orb
ming al 6inansp9ienet / Ieni9be,
oerne.
III. Inmobningen fra oen en-.
gelife &onferentie ON Stette for set
engelife @rbeioe og / ani9ttelien al
Meiieiefret9r IDENTITIES til &omite
go. 6.
". en- Sesiion Of Isoet, eQer
iua meeet beraf, iom maatte trpn-
ges, afiattes til at forbanoIe ON set
engelife arbeioe. (Snsbag gfterm.
ifuloe afiGttes til bette.
IS. Marsmsoet liotaler lin @l9-
De oper Observation-Disclosures Srem.
gang 90 aftipe 9eltageIie / airfens
@isremaal o9 opmllntrer til %fortiat
arbeioe.
10. aarsmsoet tiliptter en- Solos
giitsfomite paa 8 Weolemmer.
90. S Inlebnine at anisening,
ON Ges Woines 8reoies SeIing
beilutter aarsmsoet, at beres gn.
b~ragenoe inopiIges og en- np 4rebs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23
Narets lcneite Oaee.

Snsoog % SorS0na beune llge
par Iorcta IGngite Gage, % SoIen
bcnptteoe Nnlebninaen til at giere
Dem minbeoTroigc ue0 i'm operor.
Oentlig trpffenoe Sarme.
Snsboa Moraen too ScIen OF
81. 4:22 bet bill iige paa Dor
S~reboeerao ~ elf neo Sci, 7:39 on
A'teuen. Sagen parebe imioIertio
egentlia ira 81. 2;25 ON Woraenen,
oa 29mrin9eu beapnbte. % til aI,
1928, oa Susmsrtet iluttebe.
SorSbas bar al iaume 9Gnsoe.
5reoag Cioas) oil bli 1 Mimi
f~ortere, ioei Solen isrit iiob op aI.
4:23, men sif neb paa iamme Sib.
Ssroas, Ssnoaa % Wanbae er Iiss
LANCE, men eiter Den 5ib oil Sasens
graooiS bli ~fortere inbtiI @interioI.
bperp ! December. ~,.. /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

Fraiioent Of spiit & Gompanp;
Gofpin 3. emit, .9r9iibent at
Smift & Company; CHARLES 8.
Smift, girectsr al Swift & Com.
panp; Gotuarb SiIben, Rraiioent at
NationaI Vacfing Gompanp; grtbur
Weefer, @eneroImanager Of Irmour
& Company: eoparb Worris, Br9-
iioent at Worris & Company;
rancis u. SotpIer, Sireftsr al Swift
& Company; Sbomas s. Gonnors,
Superintendent Of armoiir & Cont
pam; 2oiiis 6. Sepman, Wanager
OF Worris & Company.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

Sntct anSst SGuo i &crOen funoe
boIoe Talitteu ira Gereu, ON Set
tiuoO Sen GoeIGggeIie peo $Ioc.
branh. iom ri er Sioue til her / Sc
6orcnc6c Stuter % Canada, itriper
ct merifanif 9Iob. 90 oct cr pit.
nof heller life rel Iuust ira SuuS,
heoen. @ronoifoOen / De Gorcue6e
Siater % port roroIige NaboIouO i
S5anuar Nanueo iaor hrcieOc iig ON
en- gaaatel al ipU gliaiouer Dollars
mere emo i Sanuar THOR. 5 sc.
btuar sseoes Sabet, iommenIignet
meo iioite Iar, meo en- Mtilliou. :,
Maris uaaeoe set op iii belle trctten
Yiiaioner mere, % ielu ON Der par
en- SmIIe gieogaug for ApriI Ntaa.
nebs Iebfommenoe - life iulot en-
bnlp WiIlion - iaa icriIaar bette Ii,
bet, iiPr nanr man Tar / 9eiraai,
ming, of BALLET igieu / Roi @oanet
CT eoaet op til beuimoo ire Wilio.
ner mere emo / ianme Wnaneo iiioi
eQer / BET belle npiten 2l12 @iil
lion. Gaa benne Sio flor bapoe d
Soreneoe Stater og CANADA peo 81
bebranS liot et 3ab paa $50, 1913,
200. Sammenlianer man bermel
be ierite 8 Moaneoer al 1911 meo e
iamlet granotab paa n9iten 10I
Miqioner, iaa err Reiultatet iIet iff
bpgseIig. Sisie SaI er benieoe irt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

oprettes beitanenoe al RrpitefaIbene:
s. 6. SoIms, q. SesieIanbs, 8. 8.
Sboriens, g.. q. Sspoes, 6. Ser.
Rigs, g. q. 9anieIiens, 6. 8. Solei-
bes, 8. Iois % Sumbolotfaloet.
9reoien ifaI fables eagle 8rooe
areos. en- SfripeIie ira WisiionGr
Sorpif opI9ites. Som Soar ienbte
aarsmsbet fine fi9rIigite Siliener
til bore Risiion9rer giennem Sor.
manoen og tilsnifet Dem Serrens
rige @eliigneIie.
81. Iarsms6et benitiQer iii
fine Wenigbeber og SnItitutioner
life at ienoe Selegoter til - eIIer
paa onben Woaoe o~fficielt oeItage /
iefteriIfe Wsber. Bette maa BOG
life forItaaes ioin Sorbuo moo Del.
tageIie | pisie interoenominationaIe
Nsber, iom I. @r. 9ibelifabets, oen
friitne acknowledgements og Ser.
bens Nisiions 8onferenties Wsber.
%. Ger ifulbe pPlges ct Meb-
lem poa 9eiturelien for garnebiem.
met / 9eloit iItebetfor Sr. 8. 9. Sl.
len, Der bapbe reiigneret.
%. Set paolagbes ben engelife
SaImeboasfomite at fuIofsre lit
Irbeibe.
"a. gn S%enltiaing fra Scanbi.
napia areoS YoItorolforening art-
gaaenbe Snbfsrelie al Ssger benpi.
ties til Sorlogsfomiteen.
%. Sfelge gegipr fra SaIfot-
demon &reoS beleS oenne / A &reb.
Ter: Trince gilbert &rebs, Saifo.
toon &reos, 9orftopnS arebs %
Wooie Sam &reos. Wtere).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23
R~icobaronerne taber.

Dc Sor. SiaferS Giitriftsret /
Chicago bar Sen 19be bs, aiilaaet ),
Saben Irmours % nj andre Obi.
casopafferes Inorasenoe ON en- nm
9ebauoIina al oeres Motion ON at
omitsoe 5iltalen moo Dem for Sper.
ir9beIie al Sbermanlopen. 8ets.
iaaen mob Dem oil iaalebes bape fin
Sang.
De anflaaebe StoriIaatere er; :,
Ssben armour, Yr9iioent ni gr.
,mour & COMPANY; 2ouis 8. Swiit,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

"Ses bar nctup left ON en- S~ernbanes
ulrtfe, bpor ale 6~sgetIpeens Yasiaees
rer blep mere eIer minore inarebe, me-
bcns DC sbrise 8eiicube meb Neb %
neppe unbfom," ia9oe @nnSen.
so" radbte 8oner triitmferenbe, Der
bar ni NOT Ell Gpbariel MOB griteen az
Sobaf."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

st Turila az ON. at @nlaene | isr.
ite, anben o9 treble 8losIes gper
ifuloe taees no al 8ortipoIitifen,
bar uGret oppe / @isconiins SegiS.
lutir. Soriloget off o%prinbelig no
pao. of ben omtalte Sroning
fun ifulbe giGIOe for WiInailfee,
men SociaIiiterne opnaaebe tiliioit
at iaa oet Pnbret oerben, al ogiaa
andre 9per ituIbe inbbeiatteS. Ger
beb ff DC belle Slanen iorpnrrct.
Ceres Noiition par ben, at et TaI9
err en- Stamp meIem ioritielige
SomiuroSflosier, % iiben oe ION
SocioIiiter reprPienterer c al biSie
alasier, por 0e ioriaapiot fo%niefpeut
noor be mooarbeioeoe 6orilagct,
SITE oefiominore er Der piSielig me,
get, iom taller FOR, al Nnrtioolitifen
buroe iGttes uo al 9etragtning peb
De IofaIe @oIg, oa al set belt % Dol.
bent burbe oGre Senipuet til en-
ManoS GueIiqheb Tor et Gmbeoc,
iom oct fom an paa, life oet Stanb.
puntt, Ran iuotor / NotionaIpoIiti
fen. Soma bar en- Con, Der beitem.
mer, at %aIeene ifoI ioregon pau en-
belt uportiif @oiiS / gner, ser bor
inbisrt aommiSiionsitnre, % bette
mao betraqtes lem Ell goo Sop. Cg
er Srouingen iunO % %goonIig for
en 9p, iao er ben Oct ogina Tor en-
onoen. Gen SIutuiu9 mua man ba
&et I'll al 9isre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

u-u,p a, srcoxr CLASS s,rrrs Jusr iSm 1909 Az rS Posi-
or,ior Az proossr, Iowa rSpp rr AI or cosssEss os
E.scr :, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

senb "Seeurab.g piten" til SIaet % Sen.
ner | bet earuIe 2auo.
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
WOMEN ACCUSED
OF FRAUD TO FACE
COURT ON FRIDAY.
Learned Definitely That
They Live at Corona,
Long Island.

Ellen Ryan and Marie Reid. the two
women he'd on charges Of obtaining
about $500 worth OF wearing apparel by
alleged false Representations. probably
Will be given hearing in the Police
Court Friday. The women are now IN
the District jail In default OF bond.
The police last nigh, received q dis
patch from Inspector Hughes. of Coro-
na. L. l.. stating that the names and
eddresses given by the two women un-
doubtedly were correct Ellen Ryan and
Marie Reid,. the dispatch stated. lived
at 80 Cleveland street, Corona. This
WAS the address Tiven by the women
after asserting at first that their horie
was in Phlladelphia. Inspe ,tor Hughes
stated the women had no police recorl
In Corona.
II Is charged by the police that the
women obtained q Persian lamb coat.
valued ut nearly 800. end other articles
amounting to another 500. on the repre-
sentation that they were members Of y
prominent Washington family. They
had the things sent to q Pennsylvania
avenue hotel, Il is said. and were arrest
ed at the Union Station as they were
about to board a train. They were In
dignant over their arrest and asserted
that mistake hal been made.
The Washington times., 1911-12-27

orders something to eat may drink the
old year out and receive the infant 1919
in properly re-enforced state Of mind
for the price Of q modest meal. plus
the cost Of spirits. ~
The cafes are prepared to accept
their fate.
I'VE are prepared to obey the law,
and therefore no drinks will be sold on
Sunday" declared J. w. Gibson, man
ager Of the Cafe Repubiique, where
many reservations already have been
made. I'VE will serve our regular
menus minus liquors."
Decree Accepted.
other proprietors are accepting the
decree with equal fortitude. They don't
even seem much worried. 1t II the
custom in Washington, more than any
city except New York, to dine down
town on New Year Eve. The hotels
and the cafes both. from present In
dications. will be full to overfiowing.
And the usual relaxation Of rules,
which allows songs, and cheers, and
more hilarity than is considered proper
on other occasions, will take place
again.
Toasts will be drunk, and the parties
won't break up until the sound OF
chimes and whistles and horns mark
the advent Of the new year Of ls1i
"A. d.
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
PROMINENT MEN IN
PARIS ARRA|GNEDI IN
WHITE SLAVE CASE
Nineteen Face Court as Re-
suit of Scandal-Attempt
at Secrecy.

PARIS, Dec. 27.--Nineteen prisoners
charged with being implicated in the
notorious white slave scandal were ar
raigned in the correctional court today.
Because of the sensational nature Of
the evidence the trial Will be private.
THO Judge declared he made the ruling
bethuse the evidence would tend to
ctrrnpt the public morals. Tho real
reason is believed to be tfat powerful
pressure was brought to obtain secrecy,
because OF the prominence Of several
Of the accused.
Among the prisoners are Victor
Flachon. former editor Of the Lantern.
and a close personal fricad Of former
Premier BRAND, CASTOR Allafd. a
wealthy manufacturer, ard Madame
Guilpin, who conducted the white slave
agency from which the wealthy society
cured their victims.
In addition TO these, several mothers
who admit having sold their children.
some of whom were only eleven years
of uge. are among the defendants.
ernment officials have fed from France
10 escape prosecution in this case.
The most sensational testimony is cx.
pected at the trial.
Nine. Guilmin, who conducted the
agency" 22 Rue La Bruyarc. is al.
legged to have sold the young girls or
n commission basis. giving the mothers
Flachon is said to have excrted pow.
erful pressure upon the offlcials
through his influential friends, to pre-,
vent the proceedings.
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
TO !
ORGANIZE CANTON
Twenyfour Candidates Will Be Initiated in Capital Sat
urday Nght-Od Fellows Elect Officers w w.
Harper Dead

held at Masonic Temple at 7:30
o'clock this evening. In addition to
the election Of officers, business Of
Importance will be transacted.
George Dove, resident of Fairfax
county. died last night, His body was
brought to Demaine's undertaking
establishment. where funeral services
VIII oe fheid.
Walter w. Harper, formerly a we'll
known resident Of Alexandria. who
died at Orange. Va, yesterday, will
be brought here tomorrow for Inter-
ment in the Presbyterian Cemetery.
Services at the grave will be conduct
ed by Alexandria Washington Lodge
of Masons, Of which the deceased was
Q member.
Samuel sorreli. white. and James
be arraigned before Justice Lewis
Dalbert in Alexandria county, tomor-
row evening at o'clock, on the
charge CT robbing freight cars Of
the southern railway, the loot from
which was recovered in vacant
house, near the old canal. in a raid
made by the Alexandria police and
special agents OF the railway. James
Sorrell, James Minor and Washing
ton Mines, who were arrested, have
been released. through lack of evil
dence.s
The January term of the circuit
court Will be opened next Monday by
Judge Barley. in the absence of Judge
Thornton. It is expected an adjourn
ment will be taken until the follow
ing Thursday. W
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
First Blocks Placed
For Columbus Memorial

The work Of putting in place the big
blocks that form the base on which the
Columbus Memorial. in front Ct Union
Station, Is to rest was begun this morn
Ing. With the help of great derricks
and nearly q hundred workmen. the
first Of the great slabs were swung into
position.
For several weeks the paris have been
arriving. Great care had to be taken In
conveying them from freight cars to the
location Of the memorial on the broad
plaza. Several times their weight sank
the wheels OF the great trucks through
the concrete and additional horses were
sent to help pull them out.
Workmen have been busy for several
weeks on the foundation. Twenty re-
enforced concrete qirders will bear the
hrst blocks. It is expected the memo
rial will be finished well before the time
set In the contract. May I. Tho. cost
will be about one hundred thousand
dollars. ... ... ~ >"t
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
DR.. Himmell Not in
Alarming Condition

Officials at Georgetown University
today deny that the condition Of the
Rev. DR.. Joseph Himmell. president of
the university, is particularly alarming.
or that his health Is badly impaired.
For several years Dr. Himmell has
been afflicted with nervous troubles,
and on October 13 he became worse,
owing to complications and his physi-
clans prescribed that DR.. Himmell be
relieved of part of the strain of the
management of the university.
DR.. Himmell has been president of
Georgetown University for four years,
having been prominent for many yearS
In the work Of the Jesuit order Of the
Catholic Church.
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
LINES DRAWNF FOR
NEW YEAR EVE
Hotels May Sell Bubbling and Foamy Aids to Hilarty,
But Cafes Are Barred, as 1t Will Be
Sunday .ss

For while today II looked as II the
annual celebrants of the passing year,
who love to make merry or ponder, as
temperament dictates, in cafe and hotel.
amid vari-tinted low lights and watch
the old year gently norge into the new
amid bubble or foam. were to be de-
prived Of their annual custom. 1t Is
the fault of the calendar, for New
Year Eve falls on Sunday. The punctu-
alton Of popping cork, and the running
tintillation OF ciinking bottle and glass
almost was hushed by the excise board.
And the territory OF the function
actually will be greatly curtailed by q
ruling made today. No mere cafe or
restaurant will be allowed to sell wines
or any liquors on New Year Eve.
Hotels may do SO.
Blow to Cafes.
1t was q sad blow to the cafes which
had been hanging out signs gently re-
minding patrons to- reserve your tables
for New Year Eve now" For that
night these institutions will be meccas
for total abstainers Never before has
the line Of cleavage been more sharply
drawn.
The unpoetical and matter Of fact ex-
PLANTATION of the Excise Board. through
its chairman. Alexander Mckenzie, ia
that the law allows hotels to dispense
liquors on Sunday to "all duly regis
tered guests" Explanatory definitions
and rulings declare that a hotel is "a
public inn prepared to furnish food and
lodging" It also transpires that a
guest" IL anyone who "enters the
dining room and picks UP a menu for
the purpose Of ordering food"
All Of which means that anyone who
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
Oral Testimony in
Gompers Contempt Case

renewed contempt of court charges
against Samuel Gompers. Frank Nor
rison and John Mitchell, officers of
the American Federation Of Labor,
will be taken before the six mem
bers of the District Supreme Court
bench on Saturday.
prosecutors, but II is. not yet known
who the witnesses will be. Seventy
days, thirty for the committee and
thirty for the respondents, with ten
days for rebuttaf testimony have been
given by Justice Wright to adduce
the evidence. However, 1t is expected
an extension of time will be granted.
II necessary.
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
WARRINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ATEvY NnRIA VA DEC q


Arrangements have been perfected
by members of Alexandria Canton,
No. 1, Order of Patriarchs Militant, a
side organization Of the Odd Fellows,
for the initiation of candidates In
washin gton. next Saturday night.
Twenty-four. candidates will be in
Quoted In the mysteries of the order
by the Canton degree team in Odd
Fellows Hall, in Seventh street. This
Is preliminary to the organisation Of
a canton in this city. Af
At the conclusion of the initiation,
a banquet will be served. Frederick
A. Groome. military secretary, Of Bal
timore, and other prominent patri-
archs are expected to be present.
At the convention of Oriental Lodge,
Knights Of Pythias. last evening, of
fcers were elected. e. r. Boyer was
appointed representative from the
Ninth district to the meeting of the
grand lodge, which meets In Martins
Vile. Va. In May. 1912.
Arrested by Constable A, J. Payne
on the charge of illegal hunting in
Fairfax county. Edward Dodson, yes
tsrday was fined $3.50 by Justice
Wright.
The regular st. Johns day commun-
ication OF Alexandria-Washi gton
Lodge. No. %. r. A. A. NJ, will be
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
Voucher Considered.
May Name Policemen
To Serve as Bearers

FUNERAL services for Policeman Gaines
Easley. Of the Seventh precinct. who
died last night In Garfield Hospital
from typhoid fever, will be held FRI
day morning at II o'clock at Mt. St.
Adams chapel. the Rev. George c.
Bratenahl officiating. ..... .-
Pallbearers have not been selected,
but the father, Mounted Sergeant w.
w. Easley, OF the Tenleytown precinct,
says the pallbearers probably will be
chosen from the men of the precinct.
Easley. who was twenty-six years old,
force about three years, having gone
to the Seventh from the Eighth precinct
three months ago. He had been Ill
about a month. He is survived by his
wife and one child
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
navy OFFICER HAS
COSTLY EXPERIENCE
IN HOTEL BUSINESS
Harvey F. Williams and His
"Grabbenhimer" Hostelry
Worry the Department.

Harvey F.. williams, ordnance an
sineer OF the Navy Department, has
startled the accounting officers Of b,s
department. as well as the Treasury
Department, with q brand new form Of
expense account voucher.
Mr.. Williams started a new hotel NJ
Newport. r. l., for his own accommo-
dation and then asked Uncle Sam to
foot the bill. On March 20. 1909. Mr.
Williams was ordered to the naval tor
pedo station at Newport in connection
with the manufacture, DEVELOPMENT. and
test Of new torpedo which he had de.
signed. He reported at Newport on
April 2. 1909. and was there until July
II, 1910.
His Expense Account.
On his return he submitted an ex-
pense account for $1,s43.15 Seven hum
dred and f1fty-nine dollars and fifteen
cents were covered in vouchers from
the Perry House, and $l,oS4 for board
and lodging at the Hotel "Grabbef1-
himer." the bill being drawn to and re-
ceipted by Mary J. Williams. The Pay
master General Of the Navy questioned
the account on the ground that a years
sojourn in Newport was not temporary
duty. Later. he allowed the account,
after receiving an explanation. It was
Navy Department.
It seems the auditor for the Navy
Department had been informed in the
meantime there was no hotel Grab
of the postmaster at Newport. who
replied in the negative. Mr. williams
then sent the following explanations:
Will say that the quarters at
Il tvSer io nNt
ularly licensed as q hotel as might
be supposed from the printed form
OF vouchers submitted by me. Indeed
% We srs rsgaGss ,d It se hotel ss
Of the postmaster regarding its ex-
-Grabbenhimer" is a private boarding
woman whose name appears as cred
ittor on the "Grabbenhimer" vouch-
er, the establishment. being for the
special benefit of her husband. (my.
not be recurrence Of the severe i'll
ness.f which the latter suffered at the
Perry House. an illness supposedly
due to lack. Of warmth and other
comforts to which he has long been
accustomed"
Voucher Considered.
In commenting on this, the chisf of
ordnance said the bureau coneiders the
"Grabbenhimery voucher at least irreg-
utar. and in any event Mr.. williams
should be censured.
ON thisreeommen dalton the Secretary
OF the Navy disapproved the entire ex-
pense account. and Mr.. williams an.
pealed to the Comptroller of the Treas.
ury. In a. decision made pchAc today,
the Comptroller allows the Perry house
vouchers for $759.15. but disallows the
hix 8ta@us! as a trnvs)k as soon as Mrs:
Willisms established IA home for him
in Newport s-+a
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
Little Hope to Save
Life of Della Fox

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Little hope was
entertained TODAY for the recovery OF
Della Fox. the coral: opera singer, who
In In Sanitarium here 80
She was operated on recently for ap-
pendtcitis AMI peritonitis :
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
Eighteen Lodgers Die
Of PtOmaine Poisoning

BERLIN, Dec. 27.-Eighteen dodgers at
the municipal night shelter died today
OF ptomaine poisoning. caused by eat
Ing smoked herring they had purchased
at nearby shop.
Phsyicians succeeded in saving the
lives OF twelve of the thirty sufferers.
The Washington times., 1911-12-27
Heavy Traffic.

NEW YORK, Dec. @.-Just II, ,so6, ,2s2
persons rode In the subway and on the
elevated trains Of New York during six
days Of last week, the greatest number
In the history Of the lines.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-01-21
FRED WHITE TAKES BAD MAN,
SIX SHOOTER. BOWIE KNIFE. ALL

Constable Fred white received q mes
sage the other day from Montoya 60
look after a bad character who was
stealing a ride on q freight into Tucum
earl. The bad man had stood on the
train crew with hi big pistol aud was
going 20 ride whether ~ no. When the
train reached here Fred spotted hi. man
aud walked NJ though he was going 90
pas. him until close enough Ia prevent
him from draw ing his weapons and nah
bed the bad man aud hal his hands
sticking right up toward the stars bee
fore he knew just what wa, taking
place. His artillery was unhuchlc aud
turned owe 90 the county aud his ear
cnss Deposited In Ward : Tucumcari
~rcformatory. The gentleman will like
~ io his read work before he j. allow
Il 10 make another division OF the Rock
Island ns crew conductor. There are
80 many of these bad boy, who comc
80 grief here that IL looks like they
would begin To pas, Tucum mp %. holy
aud unhealthy.