Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-09

After Pitched Battle With the
Constable Women Pour Out
Apple Jack to Accompani.
iiient Of Songs.
DISAPPOINTED AT
NOT BEING ARRESTED

Especial Correspondence 90 the 1ssraldS
Formulation. May s.-There uas ex-
citement 3 plenl, IN Pennington lnst
Saturday afternoon when Two barrels
~ apple Jack were sold at paollc auc-
tion under an execution out ~ che
Justice court by Constable y. X. uifl
The execution was issued to salisfy 4
judgement oselnsi one Of Farnlnaton'a
cltixena
some protest was made against Inv
sale ~ such Rpuds. it beinn aTNued
That such sale cDnficfed with the town
ordinance pfohieiling the sale 81 in
s"NieRntr Mrfsnnl MrtGnkiu inform.
"a ne constable that na would be az.
rested IS the brandy was sold As the
constable WAS acting under the orders
of the Justice court he could 40 nof8.
ing bat follow Que ~ Instruction.
Immediately upon the sale 81 the
hrst package IL liquor the mafshal
placed the constable under arrest He
asked permission IL sell lAs felAAlaiia
packnGe. which request was RrAnled
He Naa then brought before She Jus
tee court Nhcre Judge Dave held
that he had no Jurisdiction In the
case, and promptly dismissed IA.
However. Mr. Davis viii submit "a the
IAME
which will put the matter where Ii
Will be decided upon
All during the sale and the trial a
large crowd WIS present not among
The least ocnapicuous being the mem
bcrs Of the Woman's Christian TEN
pvfance Union. Who took an active In
terest IN the proceedings They were
greatly disappointed 90 learn that
they could hope for nothing 40 the
Of
~ decided upVn 4 somewhat strcuu-
GUS Though effective scheme ca put
through their plan al stopping tho
frame.
They su ooped down IN hody upon
the barrels Nsth the intention 0f
cmptylng the contonis out uphn the
ground. Tho constable. siili being in
charge Of one ~ the barrels made
heroic efforts 90 sage the contents ~
the package but The women we're de-
irfmlncd and would mol be ~ caHliy
frustrated in their denigns. 80 they
pitched into the constable Ia mucli
the same WY they do intp a wnahluh
and soon had the Rudr nying, and
nlanagen 90 take possersion of The
liquor ~ sheer force 81 arms. DurlnN
the short seuffie one 81 lhe crusaders
~ The white ribbuo had a thumb
badly disiOcalod, that Apparently be-
us WV NVff ARNn Nflf RatIifNbtlftA CONS
stable seemed % secure. and the de-
fender ~ John narlescorn slmplf re-
ceived cut on, tho hard trem II
hat, hei Welded b. one IT Tie Carrie
Nations
A. sOon as the women routed the
enemy Who 80 yullantly strived to
guard the barrel they poured ,de con-
fonts out anon thr erouni while che
perfectly good booze Nss thus low
Ing out To its inglorlous end. the ladies
sang temperance songs. to add to the
lmpressiveness 81 The last rites
AFTER they had nniAhcd their task
they gave their names "a the con.
stable and then stood around waiting
To br arrested. bur as no action was
taken TINT afternoon thcy spent
portion Of their time Investigating the
drug stores. bun found therein nolh-
ing further to incltc destructive tend
cncies.
They have raised the purchase price
81 the liquor and have rcim0Ursed the
buyer In q financial why. their plens-
ure costing them about t5e.
England may have her militant sui.
irnecttcs. but Pennington most Ger
tniniy has q goodly number ef mlls-
tant prahibitlonists.