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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
MANY GREAT FEATURES
Coming with Howes Great London
Circus


TIA" shnkc.up tn the nerves. ih" rag
lime beat of your heart the fear that
,"ne one Will bee hurt, with th. accnm.
mnyiup apprehension that they may
not, all "f this nd tLi, b.. 'hr doligh.
IT the Great louiun Circus. 10 be- here
m 1urumrar. November lG. and mus
hr given hv th" professional, who shake
dice for their live, with fortune ever,
pert, wuurr
The Great London Crcu. j. high
hygiene. Il 3, q Yankee Doodle CIrru.
for Nuukr" buodlr kids from "siN' o.
''.tNtN' Ouc of the hip act, is th,
original Eddy Family What mi, Won
i"rful family doe, look, cusv. ~uppu.,
ynu fry b.. aud 'ho newspaper will
write tory about h.. with diagram
showing tb" place where ,"ur bod
,truch
Another uf the hr-tcycr rct, g.. th,
l"aplug contest riny lcuprr, tah,
part. Charles lumku 8. the champion
uui doe, q double ,omor,uult over Gle
rhnnt,, ramrl~, aud horses. Marie Me
phail Riding Wullcii, aud many other
big act. presented in many new rldm,
stunts.
Nou viii see the Bcu lIur herd of
Arabian stallion, aud M" Black llussai
horses perform. They prove what O.
perfect world this would hc Il an men
had 20, much intelligence ~ horses. Nm
will See elephant. waltz. trctcr. pla,
hide aud seek, aud uudrcs, aud go q,
bed like people. You will see dog show.
aud mule shows aud countless clowns.
The Howe Circus in q grrnt show. pre-
,"n,inp magnificent good old haharou-
sport that makes ,ou happy iu feeling
that civilization has not eliminated an
the traits vour grand dad. of the stuu,
age lett ynu ~ "a message. The 49, 900
Dublin Gray Horses are also coming
aud they are show in themselves.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
TINEsT rouRNour on ANY, orRoua

The Great l.ondon shows Consolidated
which comes To Turumc1ri. November ~
will bring special importat ions ia tho
WAY Of nll kinds of new circus acts
which have been secured. in con junction
w''h long string of pick Of American
performers.
Every department has been increased
extensively. aud It is claimed the exhi.
hiticu of hloodcd horses il the hest ever
offered, among which are the wonderful
Dublin "rays, the BR Six, who haya
captured all VI the prizes at the promi.
nent horse shows. They are valued nj
s25.0nO.
The parade. said To be "the Anest
Turnout of any cireus has ever made ia
amy country, will traverse the prinei.
pnl streets morning Of the show.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
Houan NHwa

Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry lluchner were
hlcs-ed with a little daughter On Novem.
her ?, aud is doing dne. They are very
proud Of this little daughter.
There has been lots OF snow and rain
here lately, aud lots more wheat Is golae
TO he sowed, and everybody Is hasy
farming
Mr. True, east of House. sold all ~
h's personal property NJ public sale and
viii move 10 Arkansas in few days
MI A. y, pavin win move from lhb
hfittlake 90 south of Tiabmn.
The Miller brothers have refefnea
from few month !. 9ark ~ Kanses.
Mr., Graham visited ~ Mf Ml|let y
sunday.
NJ. g, y. Jones vialtel jhN w
around House and alno ebNH hes |&
lvote a. bic old rrsllnti
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
HOUSE NEWS

The weather il now clearing up sud
getting little warmer after very cold
spell.
Mr. clint Morri. of Roosevelt visited
.at Mr. clint pn,is sunday.
Mr. T.. i. Leonard j. selling out his
stock aud implcmcut. and {, gonig hack
D" his old home in Indiana
There has been little court going
ou a. House over o wen drilling DIAL.
fhe Sunday school ai House was well
attended SUNDAY considering the had
Urgth,.
lrnsp, ct"r, nre coming in rapidly this
tall from ia" Eastern states.
There were four prospcctors leaking
fnr baud ui House Friday.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
EDDY FAMILY WITH HowEs
GREAT LONDON Show

There are many novel acts with ih,
''rrat L,udou show, which are certain
to he well received IN every city luck,
enough O" secure q visit from the ron
."lidn,"d enterprises. There are ac,
which were never seen iu \mcrlru unit
hi SHOW oprn"d h., season of lnll. fut
the reason that there was uu nuu..ncnr
'u'"rl"isr great "uough 'u Hnnrd thu
large ,uIuir, Whirh the utt.,i- demand
aud mo- institution with sufficient pre-.
ig" %, attract the attention ui ,uru
celebrated performers
The Edd, ram,l, ur pcroha,,. for
instance. r"rt"ru feat, which have
U",rt hrou seen tu either shows.
Th" great London rlrcu, will EXHIBIT
100 I'urumrnrl N"Nrmhri lG
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
BAY VIEW CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS GEO -FDpr.

On N"dur,du' atrru"uu 700 thr H.uul
hmr 'ur r. y. club va. called tu order
hv the president Mr.. llud.. 20 the
home of Mr.. ". y CroNurd vt'h Ir
,cud, "f New NrNiru 20. rr-r,r.,c, 'u
roll raiI ~"m, frr, interesting Ir
.ord~ aud photographs uf ."r1 interest
.V"rr given. rrrhrp. fuu., pi NJ, Kurh
.llu''iU'Iuu .rvur. uruuri White pp'
u early day, Mr.. darrell gave TO,
'ist"r, lr.."u very ubI, aui M, HIND,
"ud u mp>' comprehensive paper zen
Cor'rl aud Mowrluun Thr rr,iow 70:
Nr. Wa.lu""'. "Ihr Fair D,i' wu,
nINru les Nr- Gcpr." ru ,rr ru'r,
',tiuY muuurr showing that sine uad pu'
much fh"ughl into 'hr dinirur task of
.r'irViul 80 iruu'hy tulum" The
story "t thr origin ot the Mexican uu
'rounl emblem o, given Icy NJ. Bccth
closed ih" afternoon program.
\ meeting ut 'nc social committee
Nu. called g. rrrfrrt arrangements fo0
'hc club, Guest DAY which will urrur
u Two w"rl, n' the bnmy ut Nr.. bono
u"u. Tine club wu. glad 200 WlNr with
them Tor 'ur Hr,r time boz, wear. Mr..
g. ~ Moore Mis- HrrbIo va. M,
guest ct 'hr uf'rrpuuu. Nrmhor, Ir",.
"u' v"rr Nr,dpmr, Anderson Iirrth.
'umph"lI, 'ronorI, DON, hoe. Drorgr
D"rd"u, lliud., llullumnu, jurt"ll Jones.
Koch. R1udlr. sherwood, ~Iauhl. street
aud Mi. Nlrr The rlub Will mrrr with
Mr.. ,lnrrrll next week..
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
GRAND LONDON PARADE
with Dublin Prize Horese

\ street parade, which will be- vcr.
table horse fair. &, promi,, hv the
TREAT London shows. which exhibit at
rucumcari, November 10.
III" pageant will leave the ground.
promptly az 10 O'Clock day of the show,
oud toIlow o line or march to Ice au.
uuuncrcd later. First will come the
World Famous Dublin Gray., floats,
ynd othcr paraphcrnaia will be- drawn
hy lu0 well groomrd. well matched dap.
,lc gray horses The stock T. all in the
pink Of condition. The racers are OF
uudisputrd lineage, the stecds attached
to the Roman chariots are particularly
beautiful, the Kentucky high school
lors"s are the greatest equine, on earth
aud half hundred shetland ponies will
delight the children.
When the snow comes to this city the
work ~ unloading will br well under
way with the rising of the sun aud there
b, little chance nj the street display be.
ing late in leaving the grounds. Already
choice locations for witnessing this dis.
play are in demand. aud the chances are
That the streets, along which the parade
win 90, will be lined with admiriup
thousands. cheering the handsomesi pa
iade ever seen with q circus, and III,
Great Doublm s25.0OO.OO Prize Team
viii be an unusual feature to view.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
MEsDAMEs sTANFnL AND
CHAPMAN ENTERTAIN

On IucsdnN uituuuuuu ri ihI. week.
occurred most delightful rnrl PARTY
at th" pleasant home ut Mr.. g. Mae
SruuHl with Nr.iunn, ~'HunI aud
chapman 70, the hu,tr..r, ,t 'h. o,ru.
,lou. about forty lud,r- ,uioycd th,.
function which Wu, marked with Nu"ir.
.uur gaicry AMI win go uu record t.
Que at the drligbtful affair, ut the ,uriul
srusou EIgh table, pt whist and ooc
of fliurh mpdr Pheasant the passing
hHurs aud ulI 20" ,nuu rumr fhr signal
10 rlu.c the game, for the drl,ciou>
luncheon which followed Fruit punch
was served during the ailcrronu aud
'hr luncheon, which consisted uf chick.
ru aud a,pic irlly, fruch pea, co.,
lettuce, olive, aud sandwiches followed
by rufc au Inlt aud closing with dainty
c,Sir~r iu Whirh lhAuruu cream aud
lady finger, were the rhlrf features.
was served boz course, hv the attentive
ho,tc-.c, who lctt uothug uuduuc io
make their guest, enjoy the afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Wclch was the fortunate
one scoring highest ~ whist aud WAS
awarded handsome cold meat fork.
while Mrsda Is Wharton aud Crutiord
cui for the diurh prize which Wa, u
cunning little pair of embroidery Sris
sors The guest list included Mrsdamc,
Parsons, CaIy, Grurpc, lirckctt, lioeth,
Clough, Croirord, Hamilton, rcytou.
Wharton. Pearson, Amaluu, Sherwood,
H. a. Jones, l'rcnt irr, sanders, Muir.
head, Ahcr, Litllctou Edlcr. pa id-ou,
Ncman, Flanagan, weleh, HollomRa,
Chcnault, Gurduu, randall, Guldcuhcrg,
Lrihcudortrr, Rector. darrell. Koch,
llind,, Coulson, Cuilip. Duuohou, Noren.
berg. Dcyor Lawson, Moore, shelton,
Snyder Campbell, Thompson Slaughter,
Miss Barnett and Miss Richie.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
LIST OF GRAND JURYMEN, PETIT
JURYMEN AND TALEsMFN

District court convened here Thurs.
daN m"rning. Judge Wright aud the
court official. arriving Wednesday night
FROM AIamogordo The docket o.. %
light on" aud the ,os.iuu viii hc short.
u rs Thought the grand Jury will finish
Monday night. Little hu,iucs- n i'm
p"rtnnc' ho, been taken ur bul u h.
intended to get the mill 10 grinding m
earnest Monday morning The l~' uf
grand and petit iurir, aud tulc.mcu is
u. InIImM..
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
GRAND JURORS

! w. WatcrflI Nara Visa.
e. sykes. Nara vi.a
l.. u. Stiih. Nara VISA
e. i. Logan. Nara Visa
T.. u Gmgg. Nnrn Visa
James llolhrnok.Nara VISA
" b Hampton, Narn Visa
Fred Lutl. Nara Visa
i u. GnnbIr. Ohur
" Echoo. Obar
i King Ohur
g. Berlin. Ohar
a. o. llurh"rutt. Ohar
II T.. Crrs-v uhut
.l",c Nni'uio Rodrirucl. Rcyurlto
l"sr Angel. Rcyuclto
Harry Butler. Tucumrari
g. ". frngau. Turumcnr.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
MRS. c. d. BEETH HOSTESS
TO EMBROIDERY SOCIAL

III" Embroidery club held most ~
l"vahl" meeting thi. uf'ornp,p ut the
hom" pt MS. e. D. Ircth on Nhcr street
from % 20 . u'clurk The afternoon
wns vet, informally -pcut with needle
aud crochet work mtcr,pcr,rd with
conversational 'id.bit, aud later delight
iul Refreshments were served 10 the
mrmh"r- aud guests bv the nffnblc hos.
i"., ~ whose home uur b. AWAY. sure
"i nu cuin,nhlr af'"rnoon. \ mll ~.
i"ndnn'" "t the membership puioycd the
afternoon aud the guests Ut the hostcs,
were M"sdnmes Markham, Clough, and
bergman uf llliuoi.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
A. d. PANKEY APPOINTED
SUPERINTENDENT OF
WATER SYSTEM

Th" News b. plrnsrd to see \. ID.
lnnh"y r"""i," the appointment, super
lni"nd"ut oi the water system, by the
city council Nlr l'ankcy assumed the
duilr, at the onirc Thursday morning.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
TALEsMEN


Jos" g. Oricpa. Monto,a
Lu"rcrio Gomcz. Montoya
w. Parker. Dodsou
us"ar ~templc. Dod~on
j. e.. Copeland. Logan
A. II. Simpson, Lognn
W. ~ Miles. Plains
'""rgr Ackcr. lima.
PETIT JURORS
g. W. Fe-lcr Nara Visa
Hugo L"wcustcin. Nara Visa
Iu'inu X Epcrton. Narn Visa
Theodore kuehn. Nara Visa
Grorg" super, Nara Visa
Hugh stiles. Nara Visa
j. ". liiIlhousr. Nara Visa
u. u. E-chiimau, Nara Visa
Elh"ri Hail. Turumcari
W. u. Rector. Tucumrnri
u y littlrton. Tucumcari
Amhrosio Ortcpa, Montoya
Marian M"ntoys. Logan
g. ". White. Rannn
Wash Hatson. Ender
Julian Iilca. Rcyuclto
70. Fischer. Ohar
u. A. Nelson. plnins
TALEsMEN
W 4. lmHan, Nara Visa
Luui, Bays. rucumcnri
-. & Edlrr. rucumcar
George u. Yates. Forrest
j u. Richardson. san Jon
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR CENTER
STREET METHODIST CHURCH

All the usual services viii bee ohser, cd
aud unusually good music will he pro
vidcd.
!. y. lledgpeth, Pastor,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
TUCUMCARI SCHOOLS
TAKE HOLIDAY

Teachers will Attend the State Meeting
Of the Board Of Education at Santa
Fe Which Convenes Next Thursday.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
h. = StOver,
NJ Clusters,
\. l.. Morrison
j. B Read.

am moi Il peusiouer, but agree with
the sentiments aud statement Of facts
ahove expressed. II is but Justice TO a
loyal friend Of the old soldiers.
John X. McFie.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09

Mcdonald Elected by 1900 to 1000 Majority and the
State Ticket in Doubt Except Clancy. Attorney Gen
eral, and Ervien Land Commissioner, Both Being
Elected by Large Majorities and County Democratic
Except Pack for School superintendent
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
DISTRICT COURT >>>,NVENED HERE
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER NINTH

Short Docket This Time and No Serious Litigation oS
Any Character to Come on for Trial Grand Jury
Went to Work This Morning and Regular Grind
Will Begin Monday
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09

IuI surveyor.
Tc". u. MARITIME, R....... go
Orillr smith, b.. ........Ilgl lGs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-24
DISORDERS SPREAD
ANOTHER REVOLUTION FEARED
IN MEXICo-JEAL0USY
AMONG LEADERS.
Ill Feeling Between Federals and
Rebels-Refuse to Give up
Arms-May Postpone
Election.

Mexico City, July 23.--Fear is
frankly expressed in many quarters
of the capital that the period of re-
construction soon may be succeeded
by another revolution.
Reports of disorders, assuming in
few cases the magnitude of bat
ties. are not uncommon, and almost
daily the authorities are informed of
the rustration of plots against Ma
dero or the constituted government.
The recurrence of sanguinary tao
tlonal disputes leaves no room to
doubt there is growing rapidly a
wall between the federal soldiers
and the revolutionary forces still
under arms.
The mastering out OF the revolu-
tionary forces is not proving easy. In
some cases bands of former rebels
have refused to give up their arms
or have demanded more pay for
their past services. So anxious Is
the government to accomplish its
purpose that In few instances the
demands have been met,
To further complicate conditions
the feeling in the ranks of the Ma
deristas is not brotherly. Jealousies
have aroused antagonisms among
the leaders of the late rebellion
| These men have their own follow.
ings, and great tact Is required or
the part of the government to kecT
| the actions from clashing.
4 Difficulty encountered in salts
flying the people of various states
in naming provisional governors has
in a few cases resulted in the ap
pointment of a number of execu
tives. In one or two states thu
statehouse has been occupied by al
many as four governors since the re
tirement of the governor under thu
Diaz regime.
| Although no official statement hal
been made, 1t appears doubtful If tn,
elections will be held in October
The postponing of the elections
would not be regarded as dangerous
except that 1t would give ambitious
plotters more time to perfect thei,
Hlans and to foster the present spiri
LOT unrest -. tu rs. Z h "a .e~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-24
RAIL ROAD MEN HURT
officials of Iron Mountain on Motor
Car Meet Razor Back on Bel.
mont Branch.

Some of the Iron Mountain Off
cfais had rather rough experience
several days ago on the Belmont
branch of the road. They were on a
trip of inspection over the line on
a motor car and were Jogging along
merrily until within about one and
half miles of Belmont when a
razor back porker suddenly stepped
on the track just in front of the
car and stopped things The car
was derailed and shot down 20
foot embankment, and it's occupants
were scattered over the ground in
all directions. The party consisted
of Superintendent Cannon, Divis-
ion Engineer Miller, Master Me-
chanic Landom, Roadmaster Gill
man and Commercial Agent Nc
Williams. Messrs Cannon and Gil.
land were thrown on the rock paved
track and wereso painfully hurt that
they had to be taken to the hospital
at Poplar Bluff. The other gentle
men struck soft ground and escaped
with slight bruises.
The porker and the car were bad.
ly wrecked ~a ~ N. -,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-24
SIREs AND SONS.

Edward NJ. Morgan postmaster n,
New York, began his career as iettU
carrier in 1879
One OF the West Point cadets gradu
ated this year was Thomas j j. chris
tian, grandson Of the late ConfoGel
ate General "Stouewall" Jackson
Joseph Chamberlain first wore az
eyeglass many years ago white act
ing in some theatricals in Birming
ham. He found ii suited his arp"ai
anCc and has continued TO wear Oh
ever since,
j. C.. Stubs. vice president and -en
eroI manager of the Hartman ~y>feu
of railroads, who IN annuunccd ~ Il
tire tie first of the veal. br@an l>
career as Il freight clerk at lhe age .
fourteen years in the Office Of lbe l'i;ts
burg, Cincinnati and st, LoGis rail"a
al Columbus, o.
NJ Marc Ruchet. president Ut ID
Swiss republic for the year l9l is :.
democratic in his tastes that he i,
often found in the Hotel Berue or IT
some more modest cabaret, where W.
sits IN his SHIRT sleeves, mIkili" t.
Wis. ,ors !Ula The country or ehgnGih.
In jass. an innocent card game.
Senator Shelby Moore Cullom Of Il
linois. now IN his eighty-secuud year
Is preparing a volume OF rehiuIs
ccnces. Which will cover u period :"
over fifty years IN the life aud roitir'
of the nation His home is al Spring
field. Senator CuIlom was admitted tt
the bar in 1850. paving the way for
political career.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-24
PERSONAL.

Mr.. A.. G. Rodenrth, business man
ager for Morris & Co., arrived in the
city from East st, Louis to spend a
few days on business.
Mrs. H. w. Hillard and daughter
Of Aurona. H., we're In the city yes
terday enroute to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Parker of Me-
tropolis, ILL.,, were the city yester-
day visiting their son, Claude, of the
Halliday Hotll.
Glenn Walders of Paducah was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bar
ter of upper Holbrook avenue.
Mrs. A. j. Marshall of Bardwell.
Ky, was In the city visiting friends
yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs Louise Henne of Me-
tropolis, H., were in the city yester-
day visiting friends, and to attend
the ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Brown of
Metropolis were in the city yester-
day calling on riends.
Mrs. Ida Jones of Vine Grove, KY.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ] a..
Anderson Of 1912 Elm street, yester-
day. -yy ". III. 4
Miss Anna Henne Of Metropolis
was in Cairo yesterday calling on
friends and relatives. sts9 &
Ike Foreman of Metropolis. H..
was in the city yesterday TO attend
the bali game,
Mrs Dublin and daughter of East
St Louis are the guests of Mrs.
Stack of Douglas street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Bailey OF /
Charleston, Mo, were the guest Of I
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson OF Elm
street yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Mulkey of Me- 7
tropolis, ILL.,, were in Cairo yester-
day to attend the ball game.
Charles Marshall of Clinton. Ky, |
was in the city yesterday visiting
friends.
Miss Minnie Blanchard spent yes /
terday at Golden with, her relatives.
William Broedell Of Essex, Mo-,
whose family reside In Cairo, was
in the city yesterday on business, 4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

z Ralph Corkuff of Henkeil's drut
store visited his parents. Mr.. ant
! Mrs. e. A. Corklif OF Charleston yes
!terday.
Joseph Glynn will leave today fol
a months visit with friends in Chi.
cago.
Eugene Pennebaker of Chicago Ii
in the city visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. B. S. Pennebaker of 514
Center street.
Mr., and Mrs. Moorehead of Full
ton, Ky, were In the city yesterday
to attend the ball game
Marx Smith Of Harrisburg. ILL.,.
was in the city yesterday to attend
the ball game.
Miss Angelina Lynn of Paducah
was the guest Of Miss Helen Hill of
Poplar street yesterday.
Miss Clara De Gelder of Buch
Ridge is the guest Miss Helen Hill
of Fourteenth and Poplar streets.
Miss Christine Woodward of Wal
nut street who has been attending
the state normal of Carbonate, re-
turned home Saturday.
John Devers of Charleston, Mo,
was in the city yesterday on bust
ness and calling oh friends.
The ollowing people from Bard
well, KY. were in the city yester-
day: George Marshall, Dick Roberts.
Burns Bodkih, c. d. Brown, Ellis
Adams, DR.. G. w. Payne and son.
George, Roy Allen. Siias Garrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Antrim and
daughter Virginia returned Satur-
day. from New York and Richmond.
Virginia. where they have been for
the past two weeks.
Mrs. VIM. Mathews, of Poplar
Bluff, Mo, was in the city, shopping
and calling on riends Saturday.
Harry Young of Sikeston, Mo. |
was in the city yesterday calling on
friends.
Albert Webb of this city will
leave this morning on business
trip to Cape Giradeau, Mo
j. d. Roberts of Bardwell was in
the city yesterday to attend the ball
game.
Dr. Samuel Dodds went to Golden,
Ill. yesterday on professional bust
ness.
Mrs. Herman Genuther spent Sun
day with Mrs, c. A.. Compton OF
Mound City.
Nicholas P. AFTER has been in
stalled as manager of the sales de-
partment of the Steger Bros bakery
on Twentieth street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-24
FATHER HASN'T CALLED
Young Woman Taken From Thir.
tenth Street Last Week Still
Being Detained By Police.

Nellie Parks still languishes be-
hind the wooden barred holdover at
police headquarters, pending the ar
rival of the father of the girl who
resides at Hickman, KY, Although
promising over the telephone to come
and get her and take her home he
has failed thus far to do SO and the
police have her on their hands.
The girl was taken from 209 Thir-
teenth street Friday night. She
claims she is 10 years of age, but the
father says she is not yet sixteen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-24
ONLY TWO VICTIMS.
Aged Woman and Others Shot When
Syrian Lad Shot Up Car-Will
Recover.

VAT tn Adams. Mass July 29-The
vicUfos OF r'isldo MaHak, a young
SyrSa, who yesterday shot up ct
crowded electric car are not expected
to number more than two, Motormau
Hoyt and Miss Martha Essler who
were not instantly killed The bull
let which struck Mrs, Stephan Hah,
60 years old was recovered today and
unless complications deyelope she
is expected to recover
The other FIVE women shot are re-
ported to be progressing satisfaction
lily.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-24
BROTHERS FURROWEOWAY
Held in Pittsburg, Mo-, Jail on Rob-
berry Charge Two Bore
Through Wall

Pittsburg, Mo, July 23-Arthur
and Homer Booth, brothers held in
a county Jail on charge of highway
robbery furrowed their way through
a brick wall to freedom here early
this morning by using small iron
bar which it is believed was SNUG
gled into them by friends who visit
ed them yesterday.
II. II. Cookinham held on a charge
of bigamy refused TO accompany
them and four hours pounded on the
bars and yelled before he could at.
tract attention of a passer by who
in turn called the sheriff.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-07-24
MANY At FUNERAL
Remains of VIM. Diefenbach Laid
Away at Stonefort-M. B. A.
Service at Grave.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Diefenbach
and Mrs. Minnie Phelps returned
yesterday from Stonefort, H.. 3wherC
they attended the funeral of Henry
Diefenbach who met his death al
Memphis last Thursday The fu.
neral was largely attended almost
the entire population of the place
we're present The Modern Brother
hood of America service at the grave
was conducted by Mrs. Minnie
Phelps who attended as the repre-
sentative of the Cairo lodge.