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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-22
Communication Is Opened.

For the first time in many months the
railroad and Geographic lines between the
City of Mexico and the United States are
Open according to advices received both
by the State Department and the Next
can embassy. Cen Teller. operating from
Laredo. has accomplished the restoration
of communication. The juncture or ms
force with that of Gen. Rubio Navarrete
seems to assure adequate protection 10
the lines through the state of Coahuiia. In
territory recently wrested from the con-
troi of state troops and bandit forces
The statement issued by the Mexican
embassy contradicts what it characterizes
as repeated alarming reports recently
circulated by well known agents as 10
the situation of rebel troops operating In
northern Mexico. 1t states that Mexico
City is now in Geographic communication
with Monclova,-the former stronghold OF
the Carranzistas. recently captured-Clu-
dad Victoria. Tampico and other places
that have been cut off,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-22
New Secretary at Embassy.

A second secretary has been added to
the staff of the embassy with the coming
of Senior Mario Aleman, who has already
assumed his duties. Senior Aleman has
been for fifteen years or more attached
to the Mexican embassy in Berlin. and
his wife is German. He speaks Ger
man as fiuently as he does his Spanish
native tongue. Sonora Aleman accom-
panies her husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-22
Would Use Armed Force.

Senator Fall insisted that the United
States had refused protection TO It's
citizens in Mexico. Senator Bacon asked
n h thought an armed force should be
sent into the country, because of an out
rag committed upon American 81"
miles ian the interior. If it Is necessary.
said senator Fall. If no other methods
will secure his release. the American
citizen is entitled to the last resource OF
his country.
DO you claim that all other methods
have failed and that ii is now the duty
OF the United States 10 send armed
TROOPS into Mexico for the purpose OF I'D
Grating Americans confined there and Sc
curing redress for damages? asked SEN
ator Bacon.
Il have not said that diplomatic efforts
have failed. retorted senator Fail. Il
eav they have not been attempted. Moth
inss@has been done 10 protect American
citizens ia Mexico.
Senator Bacon declared the facts did
not warrant such statement. lie Sal: 81
that both under the Taft and Wilson ad-
minstrationS officers of the state Depart
ment had told him repeatedly of the COIL
stant diplomatic effort to secure protec-
ton for Americans and their property
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-02
GIRL s DISAPPEARANCE
Miss Grcb 5 Skeleton Believed TO Have
Been Found Thirty Miles From
Albuquerque

November ~, 1911, Miss Margarc,
Hrch, % ycar, of age, disappeared from
Albuquerque. Diigrut search was made
but :" q" purpose, Ills daughter : dis
appearance 50 prayed ou his mind that
the father hcramr insane. and brother
oycrcNrr,cd himself in the search con
ua".od consumption from which he
died
Tine .tr"'on "' % woman wu- found
Wednesday ia,' "a Los llucrtas canon.
thirty mile. from Albuquerque, that j.,
believed to Ice the remains OF Miss Grch
the Identification being made by q gold
il'ing ~ the teeth aud remnants Of
clothing. Ilcr frame was stripped clean
# flesh.
T. j. believed the girl ,tar'ctd for q
walk in the sand hills, iost hcr VS.,
when night fell and want "d till she
hrcam" exhausted, pcrishing from cold
and deprivation.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-02

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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-02
DAWN OF A NEW ERA"
DECLARES Mr.. RA|NEY

ant compelled great wealth 10 cor'r
ne ~ fair share ward paying tho ~.
'''m""' expenses.
lie pointed ou thai 10 goyetnmc
'ur adopted au income tax systc'r
aud given il fair trial had ever ro.
pralcd II.
Washington. y. {. April Ex-senator
Ncwllnds VINO leads the protest ct ,hy
western senators against free woo! ami
sugar, issued q statement today defining
The position OF 'hc senators toward tar
III reductions promised iu the party
platforms and predicting tina; the party
would iCse some OF lis fourteen senators
f,om III" west of the Missouri II pro.
ducts of that region were Disseminated
against in the new tariff act. Tho sen.
a'or aud his colleagues expect 20 con.
fer with President Wilson and tho tar.
~ making committees of both houses
ia the near future.
We have M doubt sad the state.
mont, that the viewpoint OF the west
vii hr fairly considered. Our plat.
form demands that material reduc.
i"ns Tee speedily made upon the ne"cs.
snrv articles aud the ultimate attain.
mont of the principles We advocate hy
legislation that vii not miure or de-
s'roy legitimate industry.
I'VE uf the west assume that tho
principles viii h" applied 10 western ~.
well ~ eastern industries. -
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-02
SUSPECTED "soUEALER
KILLED BY GANGsTERs

New York, April 20.--Suspcctcd oi
,qucalug' to the district attorney,
Jerry Mazda. known q. Jerry. the
.unchmau. met his appointed death ou
list street. near Broadway early today
IIr was shot down by gangsters who
sent five bullets INTO his body. The
shooting occurred only II couple of blocks
AWAY from the scene of the murder of
Herman Roscuthal last July, but the
guumcu had less ,uck than the Ro~cn.
thai murder crew Five policemen heard
the shots and arrested five men whom
they accused Of the killing,
The police say that Jerry had recent.
~ fallen under suspicion and that he
va. Thought 70 b" revealing the gang :
secrets to district attorney whitman.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-02
DAIRY COWS

The four ear loads Of milch cows ship.
ped 'o Roy by the Roy Trust and Saw.
ing- Sank arrived Sunday and unload
ed ,t the stock yards, watered and fed
after the strenuous journey of eight
day, from southern Texas. There are
many fine looking dairy COWS IN the
herd aud quite number were sold in
the pens before leaving town. They
were taken ou' 10 the claim Of Mr..
Campbell, six miles cast Of town where
there is plenty of water and pasture.
N1nt Of 'hr COWS have younP calves
r' 'ho.r sides, and when they recover
from 'ho hard,hips Of their long trip
hey viii Dee fine looking stock Span.
i,h-Amorirau, Roy, y NJ
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-02
RAILROAD; TUCUMCARI TO
SAN ANTONIO; TEXAS
viii Build Through Big Springs, Texas
Distance Of 900 Miles

Big springs, TrNno, April -. \ con
tract wus signed this aftrll Don between
i. Fry, representing the Empire Con.
.trur'iou Company. of Omaha, Nchr.,
and ,hr Commercial club of Big Strings
for the construction of railroad from
luruurari, y. W., 20 san Aut"ui", Tex"
70 distance Of ever GOu miles.
Trc contract Nipulntc. hat the road
j. >" eros. ~ Biz springs, which is 10
ho mrlr both q passenger and freight
division point, aud also to have the
main shop, and general headquarters
tor il,a Chi,iais of the road.
Surveyors viii b. IN the ,,Id i",.dn
~ day, and the actual laying of steel
+. 10 begin hrforc .Innuay !, 1914
The cntjro city Of Rig Springs Is cn.
imsius'ir over securing the new road
and viii begin a. once to raise The honus
of 5000 that the contract calls for.
Tho new road l. said "a ho n Rock
Island project
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-02
FIRST AID TO THE
INJURED LECTURE

b. ". t.. Brown. Of n Paso, ch,vi
surgo,l Of the eastern division of 'he
T.. J.. 4 :. ". Ry, lcc'ured % quite d
largo crowd of railroad employees az
'ho Nmory last Saturday evening on
First Aid 10 the Injured This This
was one Of series Of lectures tina, Dr.
Brown mas been giving along the line
oi the =. + { :. W
S'oroopticon views of the human body
showing the arteries, muscles and bones
wcy, thrown on tho curtain enabling the
uudico,c 20 understand thoroughly the
most important parts Of the loctur,
The doctor explained fully what 20 DO
,rd what mo- 10 DO in iniurie, Of dif
fcrcn' kind. which was very inst ruct.
i," ns vol a- Interesting 10 those pros
cnt.
One Of the mast interesting parts of
tho lecture was n temporary gtrrtcher
which Dr. Brown made Of two ordirar,
"oa's buttoncd over two ciinkcr irons
from locomotive. tIc also mrdo -pIint,
to, h'ho0 limbs from, oats. blankets
ana pillows which ne thoroughly dom
Onstra'cd
Dr II. H. Nichols. chief surgeon for
tho T.. =. & :. ". Rv ~ this place. viii
take up these lectures cu thi, division
IA the near future.
The lectures are all in connection with
he railroad "Safo'v First" organi
7H'ior.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-02
WILL MEXICO CITY SEE
D|Az AND HUERTA CLASH
Practically All the Government Forces
in Federal District are Divided
Into Two Camps

Washington, y. &. April 2s.-A rap.
idly growing situation in Mexico City,
fraught with reaction between the Diaa
and lIucrta factions Of the provisional
goycrnmen, is reported in confidential
adyiras and these reports are augmented
by agents Of the Caranza constitution.
aiists arriving here.
Robert Pcqueira, a member Of the
Mexican house Of deputies, arrived here
today to succeed Gonzales Gante as con.
fdcntia agent OF the Carrauza forces
Gantc has been assigned to a special
mission. the nature " which is not dis
closed, hu' b. D.. believed he is going t.
Europe.
Report. of the situation in Mexico
City confirm earlier advices Of the ten.
si'v Of the relations Of Diaz 10 Huerta
Between the two officials, practically
MI government forces in the federal dis
trIct nave been divided into two armed
camps. IIuer'a has added 10 the in.
fantrv ~ the National Palace, and Diaz
has "ncampcd much Of the artillery on
his estate, about 10 miles away.
Mondragou, minister of war, j. il
practical possession of the citadel, where
other artillery are qnartered.
Officials Of the state and war depart.
ments conferred today over the proposed
release OF the two hundred Mexican fed.
erals hoId at r. Paso, TexSs, but no
decision was reached
T.! Paso, Texas, Apri 2S.--Townspeo.
pie rt santa RosaIia, some 500 men, wo.
men and children, snr walking nearly
100 miles 10 Chill iahua City TO escape
the results Of their AVIS capture by
"onsti'u'ionalists, report refugees arriv.
ing here today. - completely destroy.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-02

II free cattle has the same effect on
the price of the animals that il had on
tn" price Of hides when placed on the
free list, the cowmen can I kick. And
Notwithstanding the proposed law will
place cattle on the free list. which has
produced a howl from the cowman-- who
runs cattle in onvcution,--pricos are
sill soaring, and tho COW that jumped
over .hc moon attained an altitude hut,
..'i.c greater than that enjoyed by hcr
sister today
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-02
HOUSE BLOWN UP. KILL FAMILY

Cripple rroch, colo, Npri! IS Tho
former member Of the Colorado lcgi,
lnture, vas blown mp with dynamite 20.
day. Mrs. BACON and her five "car old
laughter were killed and Bacon was rem.
icrod unconscious and taken "a lora,
hospital. whore it was said hr was dan.
gcrouslv INJURED
The cause of 'hc explosion is on.
known.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-02
WHAT BECOMES OF The CHILD NOBODY WANTS

Pathetic, indeed, il III" raSr of little
child in that sorr"m iuI condition. with
the children of our own homes rushrInrd
In he ,wrrtnc,, and pro'cctiGu of onr
inmo,; hearts. II t. hard 20 realize that
there are such children, hu, 'acr, ga,
duudrcds or them touud ia Sew M"y
r.,.', vrm.
To nr.r ,o.', ra., qor- ."u i. 70 .prrl
way ror the shi,d; ~ 20 ,rf, w., io.
the state; r.a saving NaN for 'u. ruu,''
the children, II,mr Noc,r'N Wa col
ganilrd seven sears ago ry som" 81 rn,
leading humani.t~ of New M"Ano H.n
nn, ru. endorsement and .dpp"u 81
the hghc,' governmental and iud .rtu
uHcrl. aud lr cooperation aud 'lm
plthy ot rnr u.u.-.rr. aud churches Of
,hr state.
10 'h",r VINO air not tanil ar with ia,
work ANA mrrh"d- ot rDc |pci".y, 'u,
folowiup outline ot what 'hr society
stands FOR, IL given.
Bring the ilomrir,. 'hiid 90 'r,
ChiIil,.s Home,
The Children p. lI"mr Sor,r'N ,'nud
dr,, for rhc nD'u,Irs, child then 1t *
tend, It, NISSAN 20 'hr rhiidirN, homo
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-02
MONTENEGRO HAS
EVACUATED SCUTAR|
Demand OF European Powers is Com
piled With Under Protest" by
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-02
HEALTH ACTION TAKEN

At meeting of the Commercial Club
by citizens and health officers it was
decided 20 discontinue meetings or 9th.
or gatherings wherein children attend
aud measles and smallpox would likely
be spread, aud IT was also decided 20
not allow children under II years Of
ago on the s'rccts until further orders
At caution possible will be taken t.
pr"vcr' an epidemic hcre.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-02

We acknowledge the receipt AT the
BI"un.al Report cf State Public Instruc
tons from Mr. AVIAN j. White, Sup
and - very complete and makes a good
showing for al departments. They al
seem earnest in the work from the re
ports given from he counties al over
the state.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-02
ROCK ISLAND WILL NOW
FORGE TO THE FRONT
The w. Z, Moses Townsite and Invest
ment Company Elect oficers

81 the auuua, meeting OF the Board
of Directors of the W. T.. Moses Town.
site and Investment Company the fol.
lowing officers and directors were chosen
W T., Moses, president aud treasurer
A, r. Moses, FIRST vice president and
assistant ,ocretary,
Frank ", Icrn, second Vice President
John j, White, secretary.
Frank B. Beunyworth, acting secro.
tury.
The board Of directors are; W. r..
Moses, 4. r. Moses, Frank w Zern,
John j, White and Frank h. Benny.
wCrth.-Rock Island Tribune.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-02

fa - may bc possible.
The Children : Home society stand,
t'ur the home. 10 preserve and -aur''fy
tine humc, il pos, bile, hat ii not. 10 find
for it - foster home with those who viii
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-02

;. X sydos, of Tueumcari, who had
been the guest of J. r. Johnston and
T. J, Woodland aud other friends for
several days, left yesterday evening fc>
a visit with friends at Rana.--Logun
Leader.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-05-02

tn" sun never sets for the person
whose face always bears smile.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
LIQUOR INSPECTORS NAMED

Denver, Jan. l6.-Four inspectors of
hquor licenses were apo inted yes.er-
day by State Auditor NJ. A. Ledly.
They are W. c. Reid and E. G. Coray
Of Denver, NJ. E. Fuller of Pueblo ana
John +. Brady Of Ell Paso county.
Glenwood people will note an absence
from the above list of the name of ;.
A. St Clair who for the past two years
has held one of these positions ,ni
coPPed off 1880 per year and ex
penses while attending the state uni
versaty at Boulder. 1t is more than
however, that Senator Maple,
nae = better place in view At the public
crib for Brotber-in-law Charley.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
NEW REGIME
At STATE HOUSE
Continued from frst page)

Continued from drNt page)
rights Of our citizens.
Urges an educational system of the
highest order in every state institution
of learning.
Urges sufficient appropriations for
the board Of immigration to properly
advertise our resources.
Urges reapportiOnment of the state
for the legislature and for judicial dis
tricts; also the dividing of the state
into four congressional districts.
Urges law to prevent fraudulently
signed petitions from being used to in
itiate new measures.
Urges cheaper method for advertis-
ing initiated and referred bills and pro-
posed constitutional amendments.
Urges submission Of constitutional
anendne.t prohibiting state Official
from hsldiag more than one tern.
Urges legislation to encourage metal
hferous mining. a.d extension Of the
work Of the geological survey.
Reeonneads effective legislation to
preserve lives and health Of eeal niA-
ers.
Recommends esDprehensivs banking
code.
Recommends law .msiine a~s. .aenh
tentiary oEense for officers Of wild
eating eorporatis. to sell ss.-valsable
stock.
Recomaends creation Of psblie utility
court with supervisioa over IN corpora
-tioss.
Ursss the cseatisa a pealie ssati-
nest that win prsesst aaa ssfssse ~
0aAs hWs - H. s11oA
nsessnssds sseatasriae ~ saviA-
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
. . .
REAL ESTATE TARNsFE1S

f. W. Esteys and W. H. Pritchard
to f. W. Estep, lots 8 and Z, block =.
Bainter's add Grand Valley. 81.
Same to W. H. Pritchard, lots l3, IA,
ID and l6, block 9, Grand Valley. 81.
W. II. Pritchard to Susan f. Clem,
lot q and u lot Z, block l, Banter 5
add Grand Valley. $1,O5O.
Town of Rifle to R. o. Smith, lot l3,
block 81, Rose Hill cemetery. $40.
antiers Orchard Development Co. to
Clarence NJ. Woolley, tracts 80, 90 and
"a in Sec. 36, twp. ) s., R. 80. $4,s60.
United States to Frank Station, SR
NEh twp. Z, S. r. %.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
bility Of abolishing the state board Of

bility Of abolishing the state board Of
capitol managen.
Urges the memoralizing Of Prssidsat
Wilson to turn the public la,ds aad
other natural resources in the state. be-
longing to the federal government,
over to the state.
Urges IN employee 3 compensation aet.
Ufses suitable Representatives At ~
PsnsAa-Pseifis exPosition.
ReeonAends amendment to RrarA
jury Jury lsY, .farcire sses. district asssrAs,
to call gsaad jury once = year.
ReeomAe,ds ths sbolishnept Il an
fee o9ieeB.
Ssggests that tie present asssabay
can eomplete its work u sixty Aays.
: Recsaneaas ths stsietest seoasay n
every aPastasak
Hspes 49, IL lsGkslsaivs 81 gpsep,
tive aspastnsaAs q IL ssvsspusue
~ wa b AAsnsaE
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
REV. AND lRs DERoRN
ARE SURPASSED

Coming events cast their shadows
before,' but not in this case to make
themselves known or even suspected
till fully = hundred church folks, most
ly grownaps, marched in On ~ last
Thursday night and gave us tie ssr-
prise Of our lives. The Dag.ifieent
buffet, added by the ladies in the after
noon to the permanent Furnishings and
other signs Of something doing, rather
increased the surprise and, when tie
evening had !esAe1 .;.llss. sa.- esv<c,.s,.
revealed the Glenwood spirit Of doing
things without wordy professions or
sound Of trumpets.
To one asd all who participated di-
feetly q indirectly We extend cur
heartfelt thsah fer tAe Aossswarnins
asA wsassas - ysiP asAsA
nv. AID Ma DGDa1W
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18

A asst catchy ID il tAs Pes ~
help
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Chase Of Cst:ss
creek reached home Thursday after .
month Is stay in California
Mrs. Maggie Brown was brought
down from Marble Tuesday. She Aas
suffered terribly for the past fifty
days With rheumatism and it vas vi4A
great difficulty that she eoslA -
moved. She was accompanied by ~
mother, Mrs. Carey, and her grad
mother, Mrs. Annie B. sharpe. shs
will be taken to Canon iCty and pr.
haps to Pueblo as it is thought the
lower altitude will prove helpful.
In spite Of the fact that Garfield
county Officers were positive Elmer
Fernesu, who was taken to the peni-
tentiary Sunday, stole an overcoat BE-
longing to Phil Waterman of Gfssd
Valley, they could not secure the see-
es.ary evidence to convict. James
Burns, the Rsndo bandit, told Un.iss-
sheriff Malaby the coat was sold here
for tl.50 and WAS being werl BY .
Glenwood man at the time of Ferneau .
arrest.
= = .
Miss Marian Lee of Colorado Spriaes
arrived in Glenwood Thursday evening
and is visiting at the home of her
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Mayes On
South Grand avenue. Miss Lee is >
talented musician and teacher AL
finding upon reaching Glenvood .
great demand for her services, the PEE
pie having heard through Mrs. Nayes
of her success elsewhere, she has de-
cided to take = reasonable number of
pupils and already has several engage.
ments.
N. B. Haas, = former resident OF
Minturn and well known to the oil
timers in Gienwood, spent yesterday in
the city, having just returned from
Washington. He says President Taft
went to Panama without getting has
permission and therefore he did NOT
have the pleasure of the visit at tn,
White House which he had anticipated.
Mr.. Haas goes to DeBeque today and
then to Grand Junction where he will
remain for some time. The past yea-
or two he has spent in travelling over
the northwest country which he likes
very much.
The Glenwood post., 1913-01-18
BURNS PLEADS GUILTY

Continued from page ope)
would constitute error and lead to a
reversal BY the supreme court, advised
then tAat in rs.defing their verdict
tAsy nnst Aavs Fsgard to the district
aeessaa1t s1a1sasak
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