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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-22
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

Department ~ the Interior. 4. s.. Land
Office nt Turumcari, y W.
June -, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Isaac VI.
Crawford. ~ McNlister. y W.. who. ON
oct. IL, 1905, made H. T. No. l2i72.
tScrial M ojsGGI for Nwi,. See 90.
Twp. Il Y, Range 20 T., y VI. T. Nrrid.
ian, hu, filed notice Of intention 10
make Final fi," Year Proof. 10 cstab.
lish claim to the laud above described.
before I. T. Williams, T.. =. Commi-.
]sioucr. NJ Murdoch, y NJ. On che 7th
day VI August. 1911.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: T.. \
Bollin, j. u Vance. g e. Vance. n ".
Gay, all of McAli,tcr, y. VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department ut the Interior I. :. Land
Office ~ TurumcHri, y. VI.
July 49,. 1911

Office ~ Iurumcnti, y. VI.
July 49,. l9ll
Notirc g., hereby given that llcrycy
Lott. for the heir, of Mae Lot, dcccns
ed. Of clarendon, Texas, who, IN June
H.. 1900, made II. e. No. >GNi, serial
No. ui79Nl, for ~. SW'l and e.
NWl,. SEQ, -. Twp H. y, Rang" 30
T.. y. NJ. T.. Meridian. hu. FLEA notice
ot intention 80 make Final Five Wear
Proof. ~ establish claim n" ~" land
ihoyc described. hctorr M" Register
aud Receiver. T.. : Land ONicc, RI Tn.
cumcari. y. NJ. on the IN iuN ct Sop.
tcmhrr. l3ll.
Claimant names n, witnesses: H. Is.
Porter, OF T]ucumrari, y. VI, g W. Reed
of Hudson, y. NJ. I'd Dinmnud, oi Ilul
san. y. VI. ". VI. Lott, If Tucumcarr
/ y. VI.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Drpurtmcut uf the lutciiur T.. :. l.Hnd
Onicc ~ Tucumrnrj, y. VI.
.IuIy lu. 1911

Office ut Tucumcari, y VI.
July ~, 1911
No'icr H. hereby given that o. '.
Sinclair. for the heirs Of Ben amin l.,
Wrn,i. lrcrn.cd, ~ Wrtumka, Okla.
homu. who. uu MAY -, 1900, made II, T.,
y. So, .Srrial No. UI75gI, for NWi,,
Sec, Ia, TWP. II y, Range - f. y VI.
T.. Meridian, hu, filed notice of lutcu.
,'uu 10 mnac Final Five Nrur Proof =,
establish claim to the luud above de-
,crihci, before the Register aud Rccoiv
cr, T.. ;, Land Office NJ Tucumcuri, y
VI. On the 18th day Of September, lnll
Claimant names 70, Witnesses i, "
Calvin, of Tucumcnri, y W., i. a. Col
vim, Of Tucumcurt y, NJ, T.. e, Mn, 81
Hudson, y. NJ, l.. f.. Diamond, Of Ilrd
sou, y. NJ.
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION
Department ut the Interior, L. y. Land
Oaicc NJ Tucumcari, y. NJ.
lime ~ 1911

June 80, 1911
Notice is hereby given that Francisco
G. Rodarte, Of Tueumcari, y. NJ. who,
on March :, 1910, made II. T.. Serial No,
OI2asG, for NEH Nwh, Nts NEh,
aud SEA NEh,, See, %, Twp. II ~,
Range 20 T.. y, NJ. T.. Meridian, has
fled notice NJ intention TO make Final
Communication Proof, Ia establish claim
70 the land above described, before the
Register aud Receiver, T., $. Land Ohiee
NJ Tucumcari, y. NJ, on the sth day of
August, lnll.
Claimant names ms witnesses; AlonsO
l.. Flcmi-ter, Of Castleberry, n. NJ MaS
Martinez, OF Castleberry, y. NJ, Julian
Blea, of R~evuelto, n. NJ, Luis PeFella
Of RevueltO, n. NJ.
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nate aud elect such officers aud agents
ns may be- uccr..nf, ur uypoliout. aud Ia
appoint aud remove idc same ~ ~
pleasure aud ~ fN the salaries Vt such
officers aud agents.
To all the above and ]furrpuiny pro
Visions, We the undersigned inrupurn
tors Of the Canadian TIE oil. Gas aud
Land 'umpau, mutually uprcc. aud tor
the purpose uf the organization Of said
corporation We have h]rfruuiu set our
huud- this 10 day Ut June. lplI.
Signed
VI. B Rice.
f. H. Merrill.
II. H. Smith.
John Is. Rcneau.
Reed Hollomuu
w. :. Eastman.
VIM f. Weber.
r. \ Wayne,
r.. W. Hines.
Territory Of New Mexico, )
~.
County Of Quay
h"for' me Ne" undersigned, u notary
Public iu aud for Quay County. Ncw
Mexico. personally appeared VI. H. Rice.
T. H. Merrill. Il l.. smith. John u
Rcncw, Nm e. Weber, who nrc per
,ounlly known iu me- IN hc the same
persons who executed the above aud
foregoing articles Of the corporation
aud such persons duly subscribed TO
the same IN my presence and ackuowled
"ri the execution at the same ~ be
their own free act aud Iced.
WITNESS my signature aud official
zeal this 10 day of June. 1911.
lSigncd)
JAMES +. MCFARLAND
notary Public. Quay CO.. Y. VI.
Nptnrial seal
My Com. expires April 2O. 1918.
Territory of New Mexico,
County uf puuv
Before me-. the undersigned, n Notary
Public iu aud for the Quay County,
New Mexico, personally appeared II. =.
Eastman. Reed llollomau. T.. \. WAYNE.
r.. W Hines who are personally known
~ me 10 be- the same persons who "N.
rcutcd the above aud foregoing articles
of the corTpint on, ard such persons
duly subscribed ~ the same in my pres.
rr"a and acknowledged the rNrcui lon of
the same to be- their own free act aud
deed.
WITNESS my signature aud official
seal tia, 18th day of June, 1871.
lSipucdD
BELLE PARKER.
Notary Public, QUAY 60. y. VI.
INotarial Seal
My Com expires, Ian. %, 1915.
Endorsed: No. CSll. Cor. Rec Vol.
q. Page ~, Articles 81 Incorporation
Of THE CANADIAN uTE OF. GAS
AND LAND COMPANY. Filed in Onicc
~ Secretary nf New Mexico. June ~,
lGll: ~ \. VI.
NATHAN JAFFN. Secretary.
Compared W. II. B To i. a.
Territory Of New Mexico, y
-.
County of Quay,
| hereby certify that this instrument
was filed for record On the 2lst day oi
June, \. D.. 1911. ~ l;3O O'Clock T.
W.. and was duly recorded in Book I
NJ Miscellaneous, page lu7.lll Of IA,
records at said County.
II. T.. nONOHOO
Probate Clcrk aud TX Onicio Recorder
IT, y DONOHOO, Deputy
lSENID
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FARM FOR SALE;-lGO acres two
aud one half miles from ru"umcari, can
be irrigated, Patented land.
Zee. 2.ll.tf
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PROFESSIONAL R

PROFESSIONAL CARDS
M. b. KEAToR
Attomey.at-Law
TUCUMCARi, % % NEW MEXICO
HoLLoMAN 4 McELRoY
Attornsys-atLSv
Federal Bank Bldg.
. UCUMCARI, 10 81 NEW MEXICO
v. ". MOORE
Attorney -At-LAv
ONCE Israel Buildings, Rooms 8 and 8
TELEPHONE l78
TUCUMCARI iii NEW MEXICO
II. l.. BOON
Attorney and Counselor AZ Law
once East Main Street
TUCUMCARI, :; 81 NEW MEXICO
j. d. oUTLp
Attomey-At-Law
Judge Of Probate Court, Quay County
Once At Court House.
THIRD ~. Phone 4
TuCUMCARI, 81; - NEW MEXICO.
Q. H. FERGUSON
Physician a surgeon
Once and Residence, Main street
Telephone No. ls6
TUCUMChRI. 3: 81 NEW MEXICO
FOR SALEi-Ail kinds Of vegetable
plants-write for circular. r. Jones &
Co, Clarendon, Texas. 42s4t
DON'T DoN'Tii DoN'TNI
Let your contract until you figure with
NJ. =. LAYING
Contractor and Builder.
DIR. b. T. HERRING
Physician and Surgeon
Ohicc Rooms !, =. and o., Herring Bldg.
Residence south Second street
once Phone 100 Residence Phone 1870
RISER 4 MURRAY
Architects
viii furnish plans and specifications
aud estimates on all kinds Of buildings
TUCuMCARI, NEW MEXICO
DIR. T. 8. COULTER
Dentist
OGice--IBternational Bank Building
Telephone No. o..
TUCUMCARI, :; :; NEW MEXICO
DIR RICHARD coULsoN
Physician 4 Surgeon
3 door ives, Of First National Bank
Main St. Get.
Telephone No. lse.
Residence Phone ESQ
ruCUMCARI, " " NEW MEXICO
DR. II. ID. NICHOLS
Physician a surgeon
Onice EAs. Main Telephone SO;
TUCUMCARI, :; :; NEW MEXICO
Drs. Thomson & Noble, Surgs. In eharg,
TuUUMoARI HOSPITAL
private
Corner Main and Adams Streets
Telephone No. 90.
~ rgsSu for T. L.. 4 y. W.
and e. r AP RHilWAvi
T. II. BARR, d. v. q.
Regularly Commissioned
Liv, stock sanitAr" Inspector N. N.
General Practice
Oaies and residence Corner ADsr ~
Monroe Streets. Telephone 2So day y
night
M. II. KOCH
Funeral Director and EmbaImsr
TELEPHONE NO. ll6
1885 second Street, Residence ups,airl
TUCUMCARI, - :; NEW MEXICO
u. q. R%OquemOre w. g.. JOSEF
RooUEMoRE a JOSEPH
Architects and Structural Engineers
Tucuncari, N. M. Amarillo, Texa
O. MAO sTANFu
Dentist
Onlce. room 4 Israel BuildinI
Telephone No. 50.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-29

year "Gentlernan Jim" has taken a chance at almost every style of theat- ricals and made good in many of his efforts and 1t is promised that he is 8 real success in the center of the semi circle of Honey Boys. In the second portion Of the program Cor bett gives his now famous talk on the late unpleasantness at Reno, Nevada, between Jeffries and Johnson.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-29
As Quickly As Water
 Dissolves Sugar
About The Time It Takes For { Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet to Work On Food And
 Bring Relief.
TRIAL PACKAGE SENT FREE.

There is no long wait between the time you take a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet and the feeling of relief it will bring to an overloaded stomach. It gets busy in jiffy and quickly sets things to rights in that tired and dis ordered stomach. It goes right at the work of digesting the food it finds lodged there and in no time s. all has things on the move-the gases cease forming, the breath is sweeten- ed, the coating on the tongue disap- pears and you are no longer conscious that you even have a stomach That is one of the chief recommen- dations for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab lets-that they don't take forever to accomplish the purpose for which you need them. It is just as if you put an extra stomach or two to work continually overload your stomach and expect it to always smile. It is going to get rebellious and sulky af- ter awhile and refuse to go on being driven to do double work. You must rest it occasionally-not by starving and thereby weakening yourself phys icalIy-but by using a Stuarts Dys- pepsia Tablet to do the work of di- gesting your food.
 These tablets contain all the active clements of the natural stomach jui- ces and will alone and unaided digest food just the same as the gastric jui- ces. And nothing could be more harmless than these tablets They do not effect the system in any way do not cure any ailment except as they digest food. Use them freely
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by all druggists everywhere. Price, 50 cents per box. A trial package Stuart Co, 150 Stuart Bldg. Marshall n~
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-29
PLANS ORDNANCE TO PROTECT MEAT FROM STREET DUST
MAYOR BUCKINGHAM IS WORK ING ON MEASURE IN RE- SPONSE TO MANY COM
 PLANTS.

Acting upon numerous complaints from citizens, Mayor Buckingham is preparing draft of an ordinance he will recommend at the next meeting of the Common Council, prohibiting the hauling of meat through public tlloroughfares without coverings to protect 1t from dust.
 Mayor Buckingham says he is con vinced that much illness may be trac- ed to this faulty method Of transport ing meat. Sometimes the carcasseH are hauled through the street by both wholesaler and retailer without ade- quate protection from the dust, which upon the paved streets often showers upon the food.
 Mayor Buckingham said while the Board of Health may have authority to make a rule covering this matter, he believes an ordinance carrying a stringent penalty will be more effec- tive He expects to cover both whole salers and retailers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-29
VIEWPOINT

Mrs. Stephen J. Keane is enjoying a weeks visit in New Haven.
 John Donohue, of Bridgeport, spent Sunday the guest of his parents, MT and Mrs. John Donohue of Walnut Tree Hill.
 Mrs. Evans of Great Harrington, Mass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Edward Olnstead of Taunton.
 Jerome Osborne, who has been baggage master at the Botsford sta tion for a number of years, has re- signed his position.
 Miss Rose Leavy of Bridgeport spent Sunday with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas J. Leavy.
 Rev, Alexander Steele and Master James Steele spent Saturday in the Park City.
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Oppe and son. Herman, left Monday, to attend the funeral of Mrs. Oppe's father in New York.
 Miss Elsie Moore of Bridgeport spent Sunday with her parents, MT and Mrs. A. c. Moore.
 Charles Ward of Bridgeport, has been the guest of friends on Walnut Tree Hill.
 Miss Margaret Bradley of Danbury enjoyed Sunday at the home of her father, Thomas F. Bradley. An auction sale with Charles F. Beardsley as auctioneer and to occur at the farm of H. N. Tiemann which has recently been sold to New York parties, will be held on Saturday, April 1st, beginning at Ii a. m. The sale will consist of household furni- ture, carpets, bedding, etc.
 The Gideon Camp place at Taunton has passed into the hands of Thomas Bristol of Redding
 Mrs. r. A. Ward has returned to New York after spending a few days at her home in Taunton. Farmer Want Ads. Cent s Wora
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-29
BIG COAL CASE
 ON TRIAL TODAY
Conspiracy Charged to Defraud U. S.
 Out of $1O,OOO,OOO in Land.
(SneciaI from United Press

Especial from United Press)
 Seattle, March 29-The first of the big Alaska coal cases went on trial here today, when Charles Munday, Carl Sigley, former secretary to Mi chaeI J. Heney, Archie w. Shields and Alger1ron H. Stracey faced in the United States Circuit Court the charge of conspiracy to defraud the United States government of $10.000,000 worth of land in the Kayak district
 The government alleges the defend ants sought to cheat the people of the United States out of 6,OS7 acres of rich coal lands by using dummies to file the land for the Alaska Development and the Pacific Coal G Oil Company Munday Is said to have been the nov ing spirit, having organized the Alas kan and northwestern members of the syndicate and the latter having inter ested English capitalists The men were indicted at Tacoma.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-29
BIGGEST TRUST
 IN THE WORLD
Government Probing Report Of
 Billion Dollar Combine
 Faihered by Penn. Road
Special from United Press.)

Especial from United Press.) Washington, March 29-Criminal prosecutions againEt half a score of powerful financiers may be instituted shortly, it was learned here, today, following @ long secret investigation of what Department of Justice of ficials declared to be "the biggest trust in the world.'
 Agents of the department are re- ported to have evidence of a billion dollar combination said to be father ed by the Pennsylvania Railroad and organized to control the entire anthra- cite coal output of the United States. For years, it is alleged. the combine, acting secretly, has used its power to sxtort enormous profits while throt- ting competition by withholding cars from coal operators not in the trust" " Dummy directors and secret alli- ances between railroads and mining companies are said to constitute the basis of the combine.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-29
POLI'S

No bin which has ever been pre- vented at Poli's ha received such fu1- come praise from critics and the pub lie in general as the bill which Man Rger Poli offers for the approval of e1is patrons this week. It is unQues- Ttonably the best balanced. the most merttoriouS and the most entertaining 6fl which has ever been presented in Poli,s where only high class vaudeville ts allowed. and the very cleanness of if all, the artistic work of each and every member Of tho cast and the manner in which each act is applaud cd tesuffeS to its superiority over all other bills presented in this city. The act which stands out conspicuously in fhis gGittering array of talent is the 8. A. R6lfe act, '"The Courtiers' Not alone Is it the big hit because it is rfhe headline act, for very often the headline act is inferior to another act on the bfA not featured so heavily, but it fS because vaudeville has given no better act than is "The Courtiers'. As a basic theme the act resolves it. self into a musical offering presented 1n q Colonial setting and with the members of tn ecompany in Colonial costume. Most any producer could start with that idea in mind and make Just an ordinary act Of it, but B. A. Rosle. as ooe will remember when his s'Roifonians' was seen here. is the David Be.asco of the vaudevtles. As one critic has truly said, "there is no Barring note from start to finish and ri7at is what Rolfe always aims for
 eae Is a master of detail as is evil denoed by the fact that while the act Is on and some of the members are s1ot in the number being played, the groupings of those not working, so to speak Is a treat to the eye. There are ten members of the cornpany. they wear the Colonial dress as to the manor born, the men are stately and the women picturesque, and to cap it aH Mir Rolfe with his great knowledge pf what really constitutes a finished artist has selected a superb aggrega- aion Of instrurnentalists. The selec- fions rendered are treat. especially 20 that Rolfe idea of Every Little
 Movement. from Madame Sherry, and ffe- finale brings the entire audience fo its feet at each performance. Roy Dietrich and Alma Moore are the solo tsts. and they are superb in voice
 Mir Roife deserves a substa nttaI niche tn tn evaudeville Hall of Fame and his offering is refreshingly delightful
 The bill Is opened by Eldora. jug gier of all sorts Of weights and cum bersorr1e articles, and while new to Rridgeport the man established him, applause which greets him at each rerformance must be music to his ears. Hathaway, Kelly and Mack five up to the advance motives as the best three act of the singing and dancing order in vaudeville, and Lee Beggs and Company offer a delightful comedy, "Old Folks at Home. whica, teaches a wholesome lesson. Forbes md Bowman are recruits from mu- eical comedy and have a dainty and smart little offering, while Dan Quan-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-29
HONEY BOY MINISTRIES.

George Evans Honey Boy MinstreIs will be seen at the Park Theatre Mon day evening. "The Firemen's Picnic" which George M. Conan wrote for the second tour of the Conan and Harris ninstrels last year and in which Geo. Evans created the role of "Snowball Livingston" has been retained by MT. Evans for this years tour of the Honey Boys. John King is also seen to splendid advantage in this after piece in the role of Susan Avery the cflanbermaid of the same hotel in which 'SnowbaH' is the porter. He offers French portrayal which is said to be constant scream. Con- siderable interest is being manifested in James J. Corbett's appearance as the interlocutor of the minstrels this
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-29
PRUSSIA IS TO ELECTRIFY STATE
 RAILROAD SYSTEM
(special from Tinted Pres. !,

(SpeciaI from United Press.O
 Berlin March 29-Complete electri- f1cation of the entire Prussian state system of railroads was made certain by the action of the Legislature, to- day, when it adopted the railway bud get. Included in the appropriations is an item of s1O,o0000o for changing the steam railway line between Madge- burg and Leipsic to electric power. In all 360 miles of railway will be affect ed but 1t is made plain that this is only the onening step in the plans of the government.
 All of the other powers of Continen- tai Europe are expected to follow the example of Prussia and the change will involve hundreds of millions.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-29
RICHARD CARLE IN

INT l4SNI UT A4ILAe'
 Richard Carle's popularity was nev- CT better exemplified than during the present season for his latest vehicle Jumping Jupiter" has brought the elongated comedian his greatest suc- cess since the crowded times of ''The Spring Chicken" Jumping Jupiter" which will be seen at the Park Thea tre on Thursday evening, March 90 does not rely on its star alone to make its way but employs the services of a company of artists who have been more than once described as the model musical comedy cast. Karl Hoschna composer of Madame Sherry ''Three ten a dozen catchcy numbers for Jumping Jupfter". Probably the most characteristic of these is Little Girl I Love You's, which runs through out the play, others include "Snuggle'' Give Me a Good Havana Bill and Coo'' and Poor Unfortunate Man." The speed of Jumping Jupiter is helped along by several other pace makers headed by Edna Wallace Hop per Especially engaged) who has nev- CT been more dainty in appearance or so captivating in comedy since the days of tF'lorodora". Will H. Philbrick loose-lip and Ioose-jointed with his un- excelled skill in coon songs Is one of the most important funlnakers in Humping Jupiter gifted young Ina Claire in her remarkable limitations, sonorous voiced Joseph c. Miron, graceful Burrell Barbaretto, Natalie Alt. the prima donna, Helen Raymond, the eccentric con1edienne and a nun Der of others appear to advantage.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-29

Ian and Vic Richards in "The Travel ing Dentist" need not carry laughing gas with them, for they simply drive the audience into hysterical laughter. The bill is closed by the Laurent Trio in the most sensational exhibition of strength feats ever seen in this city. The bill is of such great calibre that it really cannot be adequately describ- ed. One should not miss this great vaudeville treat. for it is a treat in every sense of the word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-29
STEEPLECHASE OWNERS
 APPEAL FROM VALUATION.

Attorneys DeForest and Klein, counsel for the heirs of John H. Mo Mahon, have appealed to the Superior court from the assessment of $17O,- 900 paced on Steeplechase Island by the Board of Assessors and from the refusal of the Board of Relief to re- duce that assessm ent. The petition CTS say that S66,200 is a reasonable figure. The heirs also appeal from the assessment of $40,00O on the Steeplechase bridge, as they claim it is not nominal sum, and is the prop erty> of the Pleasure Beach Ferry Go.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-29
A SPECIAL MEDICINE FOR
 KIDNEY AILMENTS.

Many elderly people have found in Foley's Kidney Remedy a quick re- lief and permanent benefit from kid ney and bladder ailments and from annoying urinary irregularities due to advancing years. Isaac N. Began, Farmer, Mo, says: "F'oley's Kidney Remedy effected a complete cure in my case and I want others to know of it. F. B. Brill and Curtis Phar- macy 13 5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-29
THEATRE TICKET
 SPECULATORS HIT
 BY SUPREME COURT
(special from United Press,

New York, March 29-The city ordinance desig led to do away with the theatre ticket peculation nuts- ance, was declared constitutional in a lengthy opinion handed down by Justice Newberger in the supreme court, this afternoon. The court rules that tho board of aldermen has power to prohibit the sale of theatre tickets on the street and to provide adequate penalties for violation.
 The opinion of the court is sweep ing and upholds the city on every point.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-29
TO UNSEAT JUDGES IN
 BOSS COX PERJURY CASE
(Snecial from United Press

Especial from United Press.)
 Cincinnati, March 29-Chief Justice Thomas A. Jones, of the Circuit Court of Ohio, decided today that the affi- davit filed by Prosecutor Hunt, seek ing to swear Circuit Judges Peter Swing and Sam Smith off the Circuit bench for alleged prejudice in the al legged George B. Cox perjury case, was sufficient to unseat them. Judge Jones will name temporary success sOrE