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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-25
DRAMATIC CRITICISM
THE PARTISAN STYLE
1t is Directed Wholly at the Authors
Personality and Race.

Paris. Feb 24.-Theree were riotous
scenes at the Coincide Franchise to-
night in the course of the production
Of Henry Bernstein's "Apres Moi"
rivalling those which, in 1891, forced
the withdrawal after two presenta-
lions OF Victor Sardou's ..'Thermi-
dor"
NJ. Lepine. project of police. had
hundreds of police and republican
guards scattered about inside the
theater The first act. where lie
Bargy'' is asked the question: What
is the most irreparable thing in life?"
a man in the balcony rose and shout
ed a coarse epithet as a response
Instantly the theater was in an up
roar Cries of Put him out" and of
NO, no" were everywhere yelled as
detectives dragged the offending man
from his seat. This demonstration
was followed by cries of "Deserter''
and Down with the Jews" twas sew
eral minutes before the manifestants
ceased and permitted the actors 20
proceed.
A moment later pigeons. which had
been hurled from the gallery. caused
women in the audience to shrek as
they fluttered helplessly in the or
chestra.
In an intermission after the first
act the "Camelots du Roi'' started a
riot in the gallery and as they were
dragged out several were struck by
adherents of Bernstein. After this
scores of spectators. men and women,
with threatening gestures, engaged in
loud arguments, for and against the
play.
The climax of the disorder was
reached in the second act. when six
men barricaded themselves i'm n loge
and caused a suspension of the play
for five minutes by blowing fish
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-25

and the Great Northern was inter-
ested in other than sentimental or
sympathetic way in the cases. Their
rates were not touched.
One Of the commissioners who
would not be quoted by name, said:
None of the lines west of the Mis-
souri, river could be affected material
~ by our action in the western or
eastern cases. Their rates. and the
rates of all roads are just the same
today as they were yesterday. They
are disturbed neither in their rates
nor their traffic"
The commissioners called attention
to the heavy fall in the prices of the
Pacific roads which apparently sus-
tanned heavier losses than some of
The eastern lines, yet they insisted
that they were not directly concerned
in the decisions and only very mod
erately concerned. even indirectly.
No formal orders were issued by
the commission. 1t was suggested
that the proposed advanced rates be
annulled before March 10 and if they
were not withdrawn by that time the
commission would issue an order put
ting the existing rates into effect for
at least two years
On such an order the railroads
could appeal to the commerce court.
but it was argued here today that if
they were defeated in that court they
would be i'm a worse position than
now, because their rates would then
have to remain in effect two years.
IN compliance with the commissions
order.
The general expectation about the
commission offices is that another eff
fort will be made by the railroads,
ethaps in the course of a few
months. To obtain an advance in
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-25
q. G. r. G. WRECK.
Fireman Probably Fatally Scalded,
Passengers Injured.

Denver. Feb. 24.-Denver & Rio
Grande passenger train No. ,, due in
Denver at 7:45 O'Clock tonight. was
wrecked near Edgerton. ten miles north
OF Colorado Springs, at 1920 o'clock to-
night. The fireman of the second
engine was badly scalded and may die,
and three passengers who were riding
in the day coach were injured.
This news was conveyed to General
Passenger Agent Wadleigh in this city
by telephone tonight, but the names
of the injured had not been learned.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-25
APPROACH TO AHuMApo.

FL PasO, Texas. Feb. 24.-After re-
turning to Juarez this afternoon from
Lueero with portion of his COM
mand. Col. Rabago today loaded two
more trains with troops and left
again for Lucero. His total force
now is stated TO be 800 men.
1t is probable that Rabago will
reach Lucero about midnight. where
he will detrain Lucero is about
twelve miles from Ahumado. the re-
puted headquarters of Madero.
construction train will leave
Juarez early tomorrow morning tn
repair the track and bridges destroyed
by the insurrectos in the vicinity Of
Samalayuca-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-25
JAPANESE JOY.

Toxic. Feb. LIBERALIZATION by the
United States of the new treaty of
trade and navigation with Japan was
received with universal satisfaction
here this morning by both japanese
and Americans.
a leading member of the cabinet.
who received the first information
concerning the ratification through
the Associated Press. said: America
will never regret this fresh evidence
of confidence in the good faith of
Japan The United States has done
great thing for this county
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-25
SPIES TO BE GIVEN FAIR TRIAL.

Mexico CITY. Feb. 24.-Assurances
were given by the Mexican depart
ment of foreign relations today that
no summary action would be taken
by Mexican army officials in the case
of the two Americans arrested near
Tia Juana. Lower California. on ac-
count of accusations that they were
acting as rebel spies.
The foreign office responded today
to an urgent note sent by Charge
dAffaires Detring. stating that a full
report of the circumstances describ-
ing the arrest had been asked for
and that the men would he accorded
full and impartial hearing.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-25
WENT THROUGH A BRIDGE.
Eighteen Killed in Chilean Railroad
Wreck.

Valparaiso. FEB. PA railroad train
made up of eight cars. in one ct which
were eighty miners. and the others
loaded with cement. broke through the
Rancagua bridge, near the American
copper mines today.
The bridge crossed a ravine $50 feet
deep and the train fell TO the bottom.
The miners were all Chileans. Eighteen
of them were killed and the remainder
injured
The only American hurt is Engineer
Albert Bragenton of San Francisco.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-25
AFTER THE lAHM CUP.
A Long Distance Balloon Flight From
San Antonio.

San Antonio. Texas, Feb. 24.-The
balloon Miss Sofia. with w. +. ASS
man and J. NJ. O'Reilly of ST. Louis
aboard. assembled 1000. feet at 6;4i
u. m. and headed northwest on its
long distance flight.
The balloonists hope to capture the
Iahm cup.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-25
A RoTHscHlLD AGROUND.

Cape San Antonio. Cuba. Feb. "a
Baron Rothschild's yacht Atmah. with
the baron and party of friends
aboard. is aground twelve miles south
Of Cape San Antonio. on the south
side Of the island.
The vessel is i'm no immediate dan
ger
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-25
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Feb. 24.-Forecast tor
Arizona: Local rains IN the sou'h'
snow in the north.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-25
THE PRESIDENT APPROVES
NEW MEX|CO'S CONSTITUTION
Transmits Certificate To Congress With Favorable Re-
commentator
A NEW STAR IN THE GALAXY IS THEREBY ASSURED

Failure of Congress to Approve at This Session Will
Be Followed BY the Presidential Proclamation
Senator Gore of Oklahoma Will Present New Bill
for the Admission of Arizona, an Action Taken to
Indicate That It's Constitution is Not Acceptable
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-25

FOR SALES acres. alfalfa. fruit
and garden; 4-room house, furnished;
Jersey cows, horse and buggy; rs
laying hens. garden and wagon tools;
location. close in; $3.50 takes it.
Come quick if you want this.
{. {. PAScOE, ITO N. Center Street
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-25

FOR SALE-5-acre suburban prop
erty, car line. close in, value growing
rapidly Soon ready TO cut into lots.
Owned by nonresident. Small brick
house windmill.
E. &. PAscoE, ITO NJ. Center st.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24

CENTER STREET. NJ Z. CHURCH

WIi o. m Sunday School.
Hoo o. H.. Regular sermon hy the
pastor.
$500 T. m.-Junior Services. Miss
Winnie Davis. leader.
1900 T. m.-Epworth League Services,
Mr.. g. H%ittSon. leader.
$500 m-Childrcn = bay Program
The Orchestra, under the leadership of
Prof. i u. Henderson, will be- present
~ all these services and assist in the
music. sunday evening, M.,,rs Will
inms aud Perkins will render u duet.
The regular choir ~ low prepared 10
do some 1T H. best work For the sun
day School and Epworth League service.
Mrs. Hittson has organized q large
chorus 81 young p""rl" who will lead
N the singing.
\ simple aud beautiful programme
has been prepared for ~" children r
Day exercises, which service will follow
the usua' evening preaching hour.
The pastor will he pleased to learn
Of ell sick and strangers in town, wheth.
~ affiliated with his denomination or
not.
JOEI. FRANK uEnGrETH.
Pastor.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
Songs Of the Southwest on sale at the
Elk Drug Store. s.20.tf
JEST FISHING. A,

\ number Ut Tucumcgri people we've
ut ~, ],uundinu thi. week fishing.
Among those ne New. has learned OF
ate \irk whitehall rnd family; Thomas
Flat. i e. Covart, Benj Williams,
aud others. i. ". Corn, \. -. Golden.
berg. Gc" She 90 aud ". Y. Cronord.
The fish stories they tell aud swear
by are 'o" lengthy i"t publication at
i lat" hour going iu press. MesSr~.
COIN, Guld"nhrrp. shelton aud CrofIord
viii agree q" thp following statement
of the New, that they were Jest fish
an"
Rev. a. VI. StI"lds ~ Dawson, Fps.
ropnl minister, preached 10 his Tucum.
ear. congregation sunday
Bi,hir j. NJ Kcndrick of III Paso,
was - the N%nrrnbrrp Monday aud
Tuesday. lie preached to the Episcop.
al congrcguti Mouda, aud Tuesday
nights. returning 20 III Iaso Nedn"'.
day.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
EPwoRTB LEAGUE REoRoANIzBD

The Epworth League Of the Center
street Methodist Church has recognized
aud elected the following oficers;-
Pres. Mrs. j. b. Hedgpetb,
Isl Vice Miss Alta shelby,
2nd. Vice. Mrs. Oscar S~andusky,
3rd Vice. Mrs. Cora Hittson,
4th Vice. Mrs. Lee Sherwood,
See y. William Cronord,
Treas. Miss Maude Nideyer.
Last Sunday night the League ren.
dered a well prepared literary aud mu
steal program OF a sacred nature. The
Orchestra, under the efficient leadership
of Prot. i. u. Henderson furnished three
splendid numbers. The Young People 5
Chorus under the enthusiastic upe
vision NJ Mrs. |llittson led the League
IN the singing Of rousing old.time chor.
uses Miss Mionctte Sand,eky and
Miss Lillian pruct, rendered a piano
duet Of high order. Miss Rose Simp.
son aud Miss Ninitn Williams sang a
beautiful and touching duet. The devo
t,onal services with Scripture readings
and literary selections made an even.
lnR- service IT high religious quality.
The presidcn, appointed Miss Mon
cite %Sandusky and Miss Sallie Cronord
an Captains IN a membership contest.
About 80 were present and q number
Of new names we're secured for member
ship.
The League is expecting another pro.
gramme ot the same order next Sun
day night. The committee on Social
aud Literary cndeayof have arranged
for q pleasant evenings entertainment
IN the country In the near future.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
MISS HELEN KERR DEAD

Miss Helen Kerr OF slippery Rock,
Pa, died AZ the 0lcnrock hotel yester'
day afternoon ~ 3 o'rlock NJ Asthma
aud other complications. Sh" came here
sometime ago hoping 10 he benefited In
health, aud improved 80 rapidly that she
believed she was well and Thursday IT
this week started home over the Rock
island, hut at Harrington, Kansas, was
advised Ia return to this city. When
she arrived aud n doctor was called she
was found Ia be IN a critical condition
aud grew steadily worse until 3 o'clock
in the afternoon when death relieved
her suffering. The remains will be
shipped home to slippery Rock, Pa, to-
day for i~nteTment,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
ROSWELL NATIONAL GUARD
WILL CAMP AT YEaAA

Members OF battery "a" national
guard AZ Roswell are making repara
tions to W INTO camp ut Las vegan the
second week IN July.
capt. NJ =. Murray is named officer
IN charge. General orders have also
been recci, ed providing for the appoint
mcnt aud assignment of several officers
of the National Guard ~ various places
~ til" territory. Among the appoint
mcnis i, that Of Sergeant $. Il. Ilobbic,
who i officially named second ]lieuten
ant Ia place Ut Ross l.. Malone, resigned
aud assigned to service IN Batter, a."
Captain VI. \. Murray announces that
any men Who think they are good rife
shots aud Who desire h. enter the com.
petit on Tor "a place on the territorial
team ~ the national shoot that b, 10 be-
held ~ Camp Perry, rhio Ut some place
IN New Jersey this summer. should see
him ~ once. II will be- necessary To-
JOIN the battery, however, 10 enter this
contest. captain Murrny viii give all
such q primary test 1T an, time.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
NEW COMPANY R

Articles 1T Incorporation were ilr,i
N the t]crritoriel secretary : office by
the Canadian t'te oil. Gns aud Land
company which has its main place Of
business at Logan, Quay county, and
names T. I. Merrilns IT, agent. The
company - incm pornted at sj0o,0oo
consisting ~ 500.0Ou share, At ~ each
and begins business with $4,000. The
in~corporntors aud the shares they -
are: VI, Is. Rice vi Logan. 900; II. =.
Eastman. Tucumcari, Too; T. W. Hines.
Byzantine. 100; william =. Weber ut
Logan, 100: X. l.. Smith Logan, 100;
r., /" Merrills, Logan, 200, John Is.
Reneau. Logan, 100; r. A. Wayne,
Tucumcari, l0U. Santa Re New Mex
lean.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24

IN g f. lukiu, 1T the Nlhupucrruc
children : Home, wa. IN the city u day
~ two.
HOdnnIs Toilet Articles Elm Drug
store the best.
Rev. j. n Tfickcy aud daughter we're
~ FROM San Ion Monday The, rcpi.
tered 1T the Gl"nrock.
Two, three and four room houses. wei.
heated. Inquire at D. 4. Belmorr
Lumber Co.
The drm of Riser aud Murray have
moved their offices into the israel build
lng, corner "f Second aud Main.
Special prices IN gold eye g~lasse. and
sprctaclcs. BIITZ BROS
e. II. Jennings was 1T the Glenrock
Monday. lie was returning frcm tho
Kansas wheat Gelds 10 his home at san
JDn.
G. = Mardrr, q prominent merchant
Of San Ion was IN the city Monday
attending business matters. IIc register
Cd at the Glenrock.
|. &. Nrhrgin of saltwater. OKLA. a..
rived here Wednesday morning 10 visit
his father who recently purchased e
homestead near this city
A. H. Moses, ow ncr ~ the iownSitc
~ Rock Island, aud editor at the Rock
Island Tribune. was NJ the Glcnrock
Tuesday, lie was 10 on land business.
g g, Powell, the cigar maker. return
ed from Oregon. Mo, where he had vis
tied two weeks with Mrs. Powell who
u sick ~ the home 1T her parents.
H. H. McElr"y. district attorney will
return home from Indiana hy way ct
~. Morgan, Colorado. where be- will
spend the Fourth Ut July with his sis
ter. Mrs. Warner ~ Duhosr.
BcIall ''9a' Hair Tonic Elk Drug
Ntor"-Gunrant"cd
Hon Ihas. Kohn Of the firm Of kohn
Brothers Ut M"ntova. was q business
visitor Tuesday. lie l. interested IN
irrigation IN the Mnntovn valley and
was here 10 meet members ~ the PA
iarita 90 IN matters IT mutual interest.
RcXhll Orderlies for constipation
Elk Drug Store Guaranteed.
Rev. i. D. ~ledpprtn, minister of 'he
VI. r. Church. South. has heru sick th"
most "f the week. llr j. out again.
however. aud viii bee IN his pulpit II"
morrow,
VIM. Riggs returned the first "f the
week from q trip to the Ritter Ranch,
near Logan, where he surveyed about
twenty.cight thousand acres nj IL in ia"
supposed oil district.
DR.. q. u. Crawford II Clarkcsyill,
Arb, has been secured by the congr".
cation, ia take charge If the Pr"Sbyt"r.
ian Church her. aud will fll the pull
pit at regular hours for service morning
aud evening, next SUNDAY M" 2dth.
FOR SAI.E:-Good ~ new oliver
Typewriter-lnquir" ~ this office. antf
holder in Tucumcari property,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
Local and Personal Mention


our "ln,,r, will ~ Your cyc.. w.
rarrN 70 lull line. BltrZ BROS.
Mr., u T. Malone, who ha. charge
Of NJ" Pasture %llot"l. WIS ~ 'hc Glon
rock Monday, and went North Over the
Dawson Tuesday
Harness repairing NJ Chapman.
Mrs. :. G. rnudolfo aud the bnhy
arrived last week from ~nu Nu,nuio
Texas, aud werc joined hy :. G.. Monday
who cnmc around 10y way of ~. Louis.
They will spend some time in the city
before returning 10 San Antonio.
y. r. Rnplnud aud wife were in from,
the Plains town ui the same name Mon
day Mr. Rnplaud j.. postmaster aud
leading citizen ur the Raglnnd cum
munity. Mr. aud Mr. Rnuland stopped
NJ the Glrurock and were here ~ %
shopping expedition
Murray of the firm ut Riser 4 Mur
ray, architects. Amarillo aud rucumcnri.
lee. purchased the four room cottage 81
James Carey Ut Center street. opposite
he ". T. Church. South Nr. Carey
and family will spend q few week..
nWonp relative. IN Mi.,ouri aud later Ia
eat" IN Oklahoma.
Wm Lov of Glcucor. OKLA. ha- ,Icn,
the week Ia TucumcurL Ne q, looking
tor q country h. which be- II satisfied
Z" make q new home. tie Is pleased with
Turumrari aud The country around ~
tar 70, he has investigated and will de-
eide IN u few invs whether he il guiuu
10 heroine me 1T IN.
Buggy Umbrella, nt Chapman Is.
Bud Phillips returned Mnndu, from
chicago. whore be- had been Tor h".pi
tat treatment This i, the fourth 'rm,
bud hn. hrru under the surgeon = Nuitr
aud IL, assured that hc will nov rapid,
regain hi, old self again. Bud man,
friend. wei" pleased 4" welcome him
back to TurumrnrI and =" learn tina, hr
J. ,""u 20 bee we'll again.
John Rrucuu 1T Logan. Interested iu
'h" Canadian tie Ol y Ga. CO., wa,
~ the rlrurork several days. u" stated
{" the editor ct the Nrws that MANY
claim. have been taken aud leases made
IN the Logan community during the past
thirt, DAYS. oil 'NIrrt. nrr positive
IN their assertions that oil indications
could net be- more pronounced than iu
the y]iriuity at Logan, aud It j. expect
rd that hi company will be- drilling now
~ e short time.
Il. g.. Irhtc of Denver. Who r"ccut
~ purchased the Light Plant 1T tIis
city. arrived here Tuesday - take
charge uf the enterprise. The capacity
III ,h" plant i. ~ Lee increased Imm"
dintrly nud a day circuit Is among early
contemplated Improvements. II j.
good news =" the people Of This city,
~ there are q number of urw residences
that are not able To get the s"rvic"
since the plant j. nov overturned 10 sup.
plv that already in.
! Blacksmith supple. ~ Chapman :.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
ELMo-cLUB HOUSE

These two hrnnds mean III" finest
quality on whatever goods YOU may
dnd them placed They belong I" III"
great Chirago Converting and Whole.
sale Grocery house of Franklin, Nc
Vcngh q Go. and the exclusive agency
for Tucumcari Ia placed with tn" NJ,
n Goldrnherv Co., who have jus, re-.
cri,cd u full ear load 1T the various
line, ia canned and preserved fruits
vegetables. relishrs, %icllics, c%ofi"es, ei".,
a, prices, as you will discover. n" high
cr than YOU viii ordinarily pay for
common goods. \ trial order II re-.
~prctfully solicited.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24


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"is ~ ih" 'iiv hhd intends I" hnilh an
'"'" F"'"p' ~" ''P'" supp " '"'
wy
y g. Putnam baPtisi minister ana
"'nnprl,', from virginia, - ~ the
\~"i"nh"rg. "" Is arranging i"t " II"
'i,nl meeting her" next w""h'
W J. J"nn" died Monday 1T the home
~ Ms dhnRh'"t Nr' = NJ saver
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hudnut. Toilet ARTICLES Elh Drug
store ih" best
\ r. sweet, general manager Rock
island. Topeka. was hurt IN y wreck
neat Mcfarland. Kan. Tuesday. Sweet
j. well known IN thi. city and j. a heavy
Rey.n Drdcrli,s for cnnstipat Ton
Elk Drug Storr- Guaranteed.
Holt Dry.r Of Eud.e. returned from
the Kansas wheat belt the first Of the
,,r.t and vp. met here hy his father
who took him 10 the ranch Tuesday
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t. T. Nelson. president at III" Nilsson
n stat" lii" Insurance" 60, ~. l."uis,
Me-, has spent m"si Ut the wee. IN
this city. guest Ut ;. g. Pandolfo, the
company =, manager of agencies for the
Southwest. Mt Pandolf" hns secured
u number ~ Nalnhhlr l""hN u" Tue
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
WILL RUsBY KILLED
BY LIGHTNING

While riding the range late TUESDAY
afternoon near "a ,aus. y. NJ, william
Rusty, a cowboy employed by the Clark
CATH" Company, was instantly killed
ny q bolt of lightning, The deadly
shaft entered the victim = head, went
through his body to the saddle aud
through the horse - the ground. also
killing the animal The body was
found q few hours later by George Rus
nv, q brother. when the dead man fail
I'D 10 return 10 The ranch headquarters
for supper
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
PRISONERS
STILL AT LARGE

VI. Conuors and Thomas Burns in the
Alamogordo Jail since April under the
charge of burglary sawed ont Of he jail
and made their escape last saturday
during q heavy rain storm which visited
that city just before nine o'clock at
night. The storm tore down the wires
aud added much to their chances of
making their getaway. They have no,
vet been apprchended.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
ARMED CITIZENS OF LIN.
colin REFUSE TO LET
COUNTY SEAT MOVE
Bris,ling with Guns, Stubborn Noun.
tAineers Guard Records and Defy Or.
ders OF the District Court.

~ paso. Texas, June 20-Another
crisis has been precipitated in the IA
nous Lincoln County, New Mexico,
rounty seat contes,
An attempt to rcmove the county
offices aud records 70 Carrizozo today,
where they were ordered by the court,
mel with armed resistance.
Citizens Of Lincoln, heavily armed,
are guarding the records tonight and
when Carrilozo officers Sttemp, TO force
removal tomorrow as threatened, II is
expected the trouble will zone 10 n
head.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
MAY BA..

The MAY Rar was hurglnrlz"d last
night, The entrance" was mad"
from the back. With the possihlr ~
ccptiuu at q little hoole nothing was
disturbed. The rash drawer had, how
been emp,icd into the safe after
the day, business had been banked,
there was M, enough Of the coin Of the
realm to PAY q thief to get very busy
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-24
WILL RUsBY BURIED HERE

The remains of viii Rusby whose
death i, mentioned elsewhere In this
paper. was laid 10 rest In Sunnysidr
Cemetery Wednesday afternoon ~ 4
o'clock, the Rev joel ,. H~edgpeth, pas
tor of the VI. T.. Church. South, preach.
ing the funeral ermon