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Evening journal., 1911-04-21
TELLS DIAz
TO RESIGN
MadeTO Will Attack Juarez
Unless Demands Are
Met
FEDERAL COMMANDER
HURLS HIS BEFIANCE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
Ell PASO. Texas, April 21.-The "a
hour armistice granted to the Mexican
Federal trops by Francisco /. Madero
expires at p. M, today. Unless by
that hour Madero has received as
surances direct from Porfrio Diaz
that he will resign the presidency of
the republic, Madero says he will inn
mediately begin the attack on Juarez.
This sums up the situation around
the beleagured metropolis Of northern
Mexico today. Both the federal and
rebel armies are resting on their
arms, the insurgents merely waiting
for the signal to begin the attack with
26OO men participating.
Reply TO MaderO Def.
General Navarro last night replied
to Mederos ultimatum delivered the
night previous declaring he had not
the slightest intention of surrendering
Juarez TO Madero and asserting that
the in1urgent chieftain could 90
ahead and attack whenever he saw
At.
The hills about Juarez swarm with
insurgents today ready TO begin the
attack az a moments notice. General
Juan Navarro continues his prepara-
tion 70 defend the city and apparent
~ does not believe anything Will come
of the peace conference yestrday. Ac-
cording to Madero's statements, II
Navarro does anything that can be re-
garded as a hostile act by the rebels,
tho armlstice will he ended and the
battle VIII start Immediately, whether
the time limit has expired or not.
Insurgents In Three Divisions.
During the morning no move was
made by either of the forces across
the river. The insurgents have mass
ed their troops In three divisions.
One under Garibaldi Is in the hills
northwest Of Juarez where the in
surgent artillery is stationed ready
to lombard the city when the word
comes. Orozco has scattered his
troops from the west to the south
west The third division is under
the personal command of Madero and
is held In reserve al Rancho Flores. /
The forces. Of villa. Salazar and Raoul
Madero are included in this divi-
sion
II is clear that the battle when IL
comes, will be fought on the fats Of
Juarez. n fought there the chances
Of bullets flying across the border into
FL Paso are minimized
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
THE MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA, April 21.-BAL-
ED HAY AND sTRAw.-Timothy
Hay-No large bales. s21.5Oa22.0O,
No. ! small bales, $21.O0a21.50; No. 2.
Sl9.o0a2050: No. 3. S13.50a14.50, no
grade. stO5oa12.50. Clover-mixed
Hay-No. I, s1s.00a1S.50.
WHEAT.-Car lots, in export els-
vstor-No. ?, red. 91a92c,; steamer
No ?. ssas9c; No. red, Ssas9c.;
rejected A. s5aS6c: No. Northern
Duluth, S1.O7 t-2at.0s 1-2.
CORN.-Export mixed. in elevator
April, SO 1-4a53 3-4c., May, "a LA
81 3-4c. Car lots. In export elevator
Export mixed. So 1-4a53 3-4c.
steamer, 52a52 1-2c: No 2, so 3-4a
81 1-4c.. No. 4. 4S 1-4a4S 3-4c.
OATS-No. . white. 39c; standard
white, 3Sc: No. 3 white, SIC; rejected
white, "a 1-2a35 t-2c
BUTTER Western solid-packed
creamery fancy, 24c; do do choice, 2Sa
% 1-2c; frsts. 2ta22c; seconds, 19a
zoe. nearby prints. extra, Csc; do exc
ira frsts 23a24c
EGGS Standard crate, containing
thirty dozen eggs. Pennsylvania and
other nearby frsts in free cases, at
s5.25. at mark; Western firsts, In free
cases. S5.25; Western, good current re-
ceipts. S495
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGE-
TABLES Apples, New York, per bar
rel Baldwin. Si50ae00; King. $500
a5.5O; Greening. $5.00a6.0O; other
varieties. No I, S5O0a6O0; do do No
2, S4O0a4.50. Northwestern Apples
per boN--Fancy varieties, S200a3.O0
White Potatoes, old crop, per hushel-
Nearby Pennsylvania, 6Sa70c.; New
York. choice, 6Sa7Oc.; do fair to good
63a65c. White Potatoes, Jersey, old
crop. per basket-No. /, 3Oa35c.: No
2, 15a20c. Florida potatoes, per bar.
rel. No. !, S425a4.75; No. ?. S3.25a
3.75. Sweet potatoes, Jersey, pei
5-S-bushel basket 5Oa9Oc.; do do Del.
aware. per hamper, No. 1, S10Oas125
No. ?, 65aSOc
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls, as to size
and quality, 16 1-2a17c.; old roosters
IL l-2a12c.. chickens. soft-meated
roosters. 19a20c.; do STACEY roosters
lSal4c.; ducks. 1Sal9c.; geese, 13a
lac; pigeons, old, per pair, 32a35c.
do young, per pair, 20a22c.
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
new YORK
NOT CIVILIZED
The Rev. Madison c. Peters
Bitterly ASSaiIS the
Metropolis
AVARICE AND MAMM0N
WORSHIP. DECEIT, FRAUD

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, April 21.-Assailing
absentee landlords and dog worship
ing aristocrats," the Rev. DR.. Madison
c. Peters today declared that New
York city Is neither a Christian nor a
civilized community. Selfishness was
the order of the day here, he said, and
he insisted that nearly all of the resi-
dents are as "heartlessly and syste-
matically forgetful of the rights and
claims of others as they would have
been had Christ never been heard Of"
New York is city of boodlers and
grafters where many of the officers Of
law and order are more corrupt than
the violators of law and order" he
continued. Great estates are holding
thousands of lots in the heart of the
city just for a rise I'm values About
thirty men and estates practically own
the rich island Of Manhattan. Tax
commissioners value this land at seven
billion dollars. The increase in land
values annually in Manhattan Is ST.
100000 and this goes into the pockets
of absentee landlords.
worship OF MammOn.
lisa city civilized in which there Is
more than an Egyptian worship Of
Anubis, pampering dolls with silly in
fatuation while utterly Indifferent to
the helplessness and suffering of tens
of thousands Of children? cannot call
New York civilized city with its rage
of avarice and worship of Msmmon, it's
God-detying extravaganza, its oppres-
sion and extortion, its deceit and fraud
which the law cannot restrain.
Among a few of our best men and
women are our richest men and wo-
men they feel their responsibility
before God but these few are the ex-
ception to the rul [ deny that those
who live and spend for themselves
alone-soulless men and thoughtless
selfish Women-are worthy of either
the name civilized or Christian"
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
Camomisf Tears Out Glass
Eye and Fainfs,. Hating Trial

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NirERBo. Italy. April PA glass
eye caused an unexpected adjourn
ment OF the camorriets' trial TODAY
The eye belonged TO Esposito. one Of
the prisoners
hsposito was undergoing cross-ex-
animation by Judge Rianchi when he
new INTO rage. extracted the eve.
threw II on the floor and then tainted
TON mis- Equation and pain
His freakish conduct created a.
much excitement that A. was neoes.
isry TO adjourn the hearing.
Evening journal., 1911-04-21

Esposito is a known usurer.
He pleaded an alibi when called 10 the
stand, declaring that at the time Of
the murder Of the cuoccolos. he was
IN 2 different part Of Italy. The wit
ness said he had but one eve and was
victim Of heart disease. He said he
believed the police intended that he
should either die in prison or lose his
other sye.
WIN this. he pulled his manufsc-
tureo eve from the socket and hurled
Il 10 the floor shatterins It.
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
DEATHS

benjamin SnarulcSa.
Sewel A. Whitlock.
Sarah r. Harting
Margaret Mundy.
Erma o. Pennock
Harry A. Miller
John II. Henzel
Samuel NJ. Turner.
TURNER-In this city, on April 20, 1911.
Samuel NJ Turner
Relatives, friends and members Of Chero.
kee Tribe NO. 4, Imp'd o. r. NJ and en-
are invited to attend the funeral services
az his late residence 1901 Poplar street. ON
Monday afternoon At o'clock Interment
at Riverview cemetery
HkNIEL--In this city. on April 2I 1911
John II. Henzel. aged % years
Relatives, friends, Loyal order Of Moose
Camp r. o. Of A., No. %, Of Philadelphia,
Pa, and employees Of p p. & w r. r. Co
are invited to attend the funeral services
at the residence Of his father-in.law, Wilmer
W. Millison, No 7o4 Poplar street. on Mon.
day evening. April 2ith, az 8 O'Clock In
terment fernwood cemetery. Philadelphia
MILLER-In this city, on April 20. 1911.
Harry A. Miller, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to Al.
tend the funeral services at his late resi-
dence s0T Franklin street on Saturday AZ.
ternoon, at o'clock lnterment private
MUNDN-At Hillside Mills on April 10
1911. Margaret, widow Of Michael
Mundy.
.htiNNiNth anu NAfhnt are rehpectfullN IN
vited 20 attend the funeral from her late
residence on Monday morning at O'Clock
Requiem mass az St. Joseph's Church In
terment at Cathedral cemetery
McCLELLAND---At Newport Del ON April
18th, 1911. Lavinia. wife Of John McCle.
land aged 65 years.
Relatives and friends are invited % attend
the funeral services az the residence Of her
husband AZ Newport on Saturday afternoon
April 22d. ~ $50 o'clock. Interment at
st. James cemetery, Newport
HARTING--In This city. on Anrii 10 1911
Sarah f.. widow Of Cyrus Hactips, m her
SD year.
Relatives and friends are ~ viied a. at
tend the funeral services o. the resiGsrce
Of her son. Allan ". Hartine No 1912
West ST.. on Saturday afternoon, Apr.l ~
1911, NJ . O'Clock Tntermcas private
WHfTLOCk--ln this city. on APRIL 10th
1911. Sewel A. Whitlocl aged SIS Years
Funeral services will be held az 2i2 W
Ninth street, ON Saturday afternoon, April
22d NJ $50 o'clock. Interment private
SHARPLESS--In this city. on April Goth
1911. Benjamin sharpess
Funeral private from his late residence
No. 100 ratnall street on Saturday after.
noon. ypril 22 a. 100 O'Clock Tntermsnt
private
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK, April 21.-The stock
market was heavier today at the open-
Ing than at any previous time during
the week, losses Of point or over be-
ing sustained in many issues. Steel
was off half and declines of about the
same extent we're recorded In Union
Pacific, Atchison. Missouri Pacific. and
Amalgamated. A steady tone develop
ed at the end Of fifteen minutes. with
many stocks making slight recoveries.
Noon-Fluctuauons in the last half
OF the forenoon we're extremely narrow
aud without importance.
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
HANLEY SPELLS
COMING AND GOING

The winner in the spelling bee"
held by the Pioneer Literary Society
last evening was Joseph Hanley. II
is estimated that over 500 words
were given out by Spelling Masters
William Hannigan and James Corri-
gan. Mr.. Hanley won the forward
spelling as we'll as the backward
spelling contest
The members will attend commu-
nion on Sunday at st. Thomas r. c.
Church.
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
ODDITIES IN
A DAYS NEWS


ATLANTA-M Members of the
Capital City Club say they will go
to Jail rather than tell the grand
jury what they know of women
drinking in this swell social club.
NEW YORK-Because she
proved that she suffers from hic-
coughs from 2 trolley car acci-
dent. Mrs. Sarah Cohen recovered
$1,000 damages from the Jersey
City Street Car Company.
CHICAGO-Arbor Day was cele-
brated here today by the planting
OF 100000 Russian mulberry trees
throughout the city.
" NEW YORK-Rabbi Hartog
Yield has been found guilty of Civ
ing perjured testimony In a court
trial. He will be sentenced Mon
day.
CHICAGO--The late Edward II.
Hartman, died as the result Of
thinking in bed" declared ]. c.
Stubs, vice-president of the Har-
riman lines, who has announced
that he will retire May 81, his
6lst birthday.
NEW YORK.--Fifty per cent.
voice and 80 per cent. advertising
Is the way TO make an opera star,
In the opinion Of Oscar Hammer :
, stein innrpgsario
WATERBURY,, Conn.--Daniel
: O'Connel has reported to the po- !
lice that as the result of quarrel 4
: with his wife, she has taken his I
false teeth and that he can eat I
nothing but liquid food.
PHILADELPHIA-Miss Mary {
Taylor, national organizer Of the I
: Mattresses Union, told mattresses :
: that Philadelphians were too :
bashful TO tip girls.
PROVIDENCE, r. Because
' South Kingston went Democratic
' through the efforts Of faculty
" members OF the Rhode Island .
: State College, the Republican .
. leaders in the Legislature are v
: pledged to defeat s25,000 sppro- :
" priation TO the college.
. LEW1SBURG. Pa.-Clarence W. :
= Waychoff. a Bucknell student. is .
: IN a serious condition today as the =
result of hazing, which included :
partial scalping
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
Muslin Underwear

Users of Muslin Undergarments who prefer
those that are really like those made at home
should see the line that we are now showing. All
are made of good materials liberal Sizes correctly
cut and marked correctly as to size. Large show
ing of Gowns, Skirts, Drawers, Corset Covers
Combinations, Chemise and Princess Slips. As an
evidence of what we are doing you should see those
long, white PetticOats at $l.OO and 81 so each.
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
Linen Covers Reduced

We have few too many of japanese hand
drawn Linen Scarfs in the following sizes: 1Sx36.
3Ox3O, 1Sx45, 1880 About $50 in the lot and I'M
doVbtedly the finest grade of workmanship that
you have ever seen. We have grouped these into
three lots which we have marked at the following
very low prices: 59c, &c. 79c each. In every in.
stance these prices are at least One-haIf.
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
y. D. Lackev 8 a. ~.

I'VE stlll feel bullish although the
market does not act well and it looks
as If stocks We're being offered for
sale whenever they can be sold to ad-
vantage We favor the long side. but
would only buy on concessions"
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
Kennard&
Store open tOmOyyO7O night mil $50
New Suits, $500
Regularly $500 and $4,000.

One of the largest suit makers in the business
who is noted for the high-grade suits that he pro-
duces found himself, by reason of the unseason-
able weather of this spring, burdened with too
many cloths. Knowing our large outlet for the
best sort Of garments he naturally came to us
to help him out. We made him very low offer on
nearly one hundred suits-cIoths that he had been
using in his $500 and $4,000 suits. The coats are
an entire new model, beautifully tailored, Mesa
line lined; the skirts are one of the best of this
seasons models; the cloths consist of black navy.
hairlne and mixed effects in aIl-worsted materials
Your choice of these suits at $500. The very
best you have ever seen at the price. Another lot
in navy and black serge, braid trimmed, at $1,000;
being most unusual value.
Our regular line of garments is being kept up
to the highest point Of excellence
Evening journal., 1911-04-21

MIIlINERY-Each day brings forth some artistic
alton Millinery Department Wonderful blending Of flow
feathers and ribbons Beautiful effects popu-
lar cloche shape hat Large variety Of womens Chldens
trimmed aud unmmed hats Fancy braid hats of de-
sign special large roll brm black chip sailor hat for $25
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
Q |. Hndson & Co. sav

THE stock market will drift into
specialties, whether there Is anything
doing at all. Wait for drives before
buying anything and after buying ac-
cept moderate profits"
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
MARKET OunTATI0Ns.

Reported daily by r. d. Lackey &
Co.. bankers and brokers, members
Philadelphia Stock Exchange, S43
Market st.
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
COrSetS

To have properly fitted garments you should
have the correct model of corset that will give you
the correct lines Our corset section contains all
that is best in the corset makers art Models that
while correct are easily adapted to individual
ideas. If the present corset that you are wearing
does not possess the requirements needed consult
MS; we feel sure from our large stock we can adjust
pair to your liking. Many styles at S1.OO and
upwards.
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
Balcony

If YOU looking for OyfOrds this without proper
place Beautiful styles an feathers here and please
fho al
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
UNDERTAKERS
James I. Chandler, " " Sinth ina q. =.
Undertaken. TsIspSsass. Ts6sD ss7.

MOURNING HATS LOANED FREE
Full line mourning goods always en- hand.
SCHAGRIN'S. COS Market St.
Telephone call brings hnts 90 home
nat
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
Specials for Saturday

nigh embroidered Collars all sizes l5c or for 2c
Mems aEiien, initial Handkerchefs ' '''' ~
Low embroidered Collars for stout person sizes - 80 &c
Wonen's eross ho ;.;st L., 15c
ui nd complete line of Lace Dutch Collars and Isbots
s speeiai sale Of Mems 81 90 Shirts; sale price G.
Special lot oi Mems Shirts sale price eOc
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
Pumps,
OxfOrdS and Hosiery

Every pair Hundred Pointer in Fit. Style
and quality.
The service which goes with them has like
merit from proven fact that the very families
ia Delaware have indorsed it with their patronage for
over 60 years
We find steadily growing business from the
fact of the excellence of shoes and service
AS we'll the ability of people to discriminate
fictitious prices and real value.
Complete assortments always hand, in the
various size units, insuring perfect fitting in
difficult
Whole floor for mems and boys shoes. Special
section for women and "tots to teens" shop espe-
caly fitted for the kddes
Hosiery usnn and sos Pyle & CrOnin
Bags, Belts 6l9 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
To Late ton CIasslficntion.
AUTOMOBILE FREE
To
LAWN CROFT CEMETERY

NOW is the time 20 visit this beautiful
nurial park. You must own a lot some
une' select when your mind is clear and
you can get what YOU want, then II some.
thing happens you. are prepared. Our new
auto car will call and take you to the
grounds. '
Telephone 5522A or 42OaA.
City Office o23 Market Street
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
SeaSonabIe Offerings

The best Kid Gloves at $1OO pair that we
know Of
Black and colored Taffeta Silk PetticOats at
$2.S5 each.
White Waists at special prices
Large showing of Neckwear at 25c and Soc
few Black VOile Skirts reduced as follows:
$1,000 from $500. $500 from $780,
Lot of fine Dress Ginghams, 80 inches wide. lsc
from 25c.
NOTE-See these columns tomorrow for our
usual special Saturday night offerings.
Kennard
62l-623 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
bOc and SiOO Satin and Shedwaier FOuIards, 39c

27inch Black Peau de Sole for Saturday only
Evening journal., 1911-04-21

Shepherd Plato Suiting 81 inches wide. Nothn
skirts and suits. Our special price .....
Evening journal., 1911-04-21

NEW YORK-Rabbi Hartog
Yield has been found guilty of Civ
ing perjured testimony in a court
trial. He Will be sentenced Mon
day.
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
Crosby 4 Hill Co.
0050O7-000 rIarket Street
We Give Green Trading Stamps. They the Best

WOmen'S Sample Suits.
information about the things for spring always interest
ing to particularly when il coupled with positive
economies We offering special lot of wOmens fine
pie spring Suits in all the desirable shades and at quarter TO
Onehd less regular prices Beautiful elsewhere
Models that have positive air of distinction. Really these garments
wonders of the suit manufacturers
S1S00 $1,000, $780, $4,000 Suits
$3.50, $500, S175O, $4,000
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-13
NOTICE OF

Serial No. O7ssa Contest No. 3744.
Department Of the Interior. L. : Land
Office at Tucumoari. y NJ.
May 2. 1911
To John Bogel Of House, y. NJ, Con.
testee;
Nou are hereby notified that Andrew
Anderhub. who gives Hasscll, v. VI,
rs his post Office address, did on Nov. 4,
1910, file in this office his duly corrobo.
rated application to contest ana secure
the cancellation OF your Homestead
Entry No. lsOO3. Serial No. ogssq, made
March 81. 1907. for swh See. Is. Twp.
q y, Range 2s r.. y. NJ. =. Meridian,
and as grounds for his contest he allie.
yes that John Boger, has wholly aban.
doned said land, beginning at a pericd
~ more than six mouths prior 10 Jan.
-. 1919, and continuing until this date.
he has never made settlement on said
land and said defects have not beer
cured ut this date
You are. therefore, further notified
that the said allegations will, he taken
by this office ~ having been c,nfessr !
hv Won, and yaur said eu'r" will be
cancelled Hereunder Y ithoLt your fur.
her right to be heard lbcre,n, either / ,
fore this nriice or on appeal. II vou fail
io file 3D. this office within twenty davs
uft"r III" FOURTH publication Of thu,
notice, ~ shown below Your answer,
uler oath. ,prci' caIiv %rrat,nc SID ~
,%poHding to these allegations II con.
Test, or Il y"u fail within that 'imr 20
'lr In 'h', 'ir, dive proof that Won
AVE served % copy Of vour answer on
The said contestant either in person or
10y registered mail. II this service il
made hv the delivery ~ q copy ~ your
tnswer 10 the contestant ia person.
proof Of such service must he either
he said contestant = written acknow
Judgment Of his receipt Of the copy.
-howing the date Of It's receipt. Of the
iiidayi' NJ the person nv whom the De.
livery was made stating when and
whore the copy was delivered; IL made
by registered mail. proof ~ such ser.
vice must consis, Of the AFFIDAVIT Of
he person by whom the copy was mail
"d stating when and the post ofice 70
which it was mailed, aud thi, affidavit
must be- accompanied by N. postmast.
err. receipt for the letter.
Won should state in your answer the
name" ~ N" post office 10 which YOU
irsiro further notices 10 he sent 10 yot,.
r. \. Prentice, Register.
Date of first publication MAY l3, 1911
Date Of Second publication, MAY %,
1911.
Date Of third publication May %,
l9ll.
Date ~ fourth publication, June 3.
1911.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-05-13
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

In pursuance Of judgment rendered
in the District Court Of the Siyth ia.
dicial District Of the Territory ~ New
Mexico, 10 and for the County ~ Quay.
In the ease Of the First National Bank
~ Nara Visa, New Mexico, vs.. Emmett
X. Kicks, No. sl5, whereby plaintiff
obtained judgment agains. said defend.
and for the sum Of s525.S7, with interest
at 10 per cent per annum from date Of
Judgment, and for the foreclosure and
sale Of the property hereinafter de-
seribed 10 satisfy the same.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN: That
I, Henry Swan, Special Master hereto
fore appointed by the court herein, will
on the 2lth day Of July A. D., 1911, at
the hour Of 1920 O'Clock in the fore.
noon Of said day, at the front door Of
the Court House at Tucumeari, Quay
County, New Mexico, sell at public aue.
tion 10 the highest bidder for cash, the
following described property LYING and
being in said Quay County, New Mex.
leo, to-wit;
Southeast quarter Of section twenty,
township ten north Of range thirty.
three east, N. NJ. p. NJ. and the south
east quarter Of section nine, township
nine north, Of range thirty-hvs east,
n. p. N.