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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
BARGAIN BATTLE IS
ON At GOLDEN
RULE
Annual August Cash Sale At
tracted Record Crowd Of
Value Seekers---Big Specials
in Mems Wear.

pid You hear about the battle of the
p-rgaus Whore? AT the Golden
ltuIn dg goods store. of course.
Wn"nf Wen il began at 3 O'clock
Urls morning ana was wagcd with
una Dated rigor an day long
Tho attacking force was composed
ai hundt ds Of Albuquerque people
Who knoa good values when they read
bout th'm The sources Of conten-
tian were unprecedented bargains
Tho defenders we're the Golden Rule
raicFpeopIc reinforced by an extra
battalion of THIRTY clerks. II was
the duty of the defenders 20 sci!
appds fast enough 10 keep the aisles
.'e.r But They couldn't do H. Vie
ilrg wac clearly vith tho attacking
public. f1r tac store Was simply jam
med every minute
Another name ior this annual battle
H tEu Golden Rule Rule August cash
ralo. lts ONE az the great selling fca-
lures Of thc year Prices have been
,ashod numerically In every depart
mont and the people have aeen quick
90 hua IL out ON the women side
tl' blk tpeelalN Tor tomorrow morn
.NN"f ~ hliNfitAN Ni y % Alhiht " lII ne
hnc apron ginghams al cents a
yard, ladies muslin night gowns ut 10
cents. ladl gowns worth 4l.50 az
81. and 90 cent dress goods al 1919
cents Beginning at 80 in the az
ternoon, twenty pieces ~ cotton chal.
Ne ia pretty Persian patterns will go
20 cents "A yard
There " also e great connection in
the mems department The women
have recognized the wonderful offer
ngs there and are buying al great
rate for their husbands. sons and
brothers MS no wonder Suits
worth from SIS 10 s2A50 are selling
AZ 3ia.6b. You can get a dandy suit
as low az 5000, while sweeping re-
auctions have also been made on
trousers, hats. underwear. hose.
shass. 'nrnlshinka OF all kinds. boys'
suitn, trunks, suit case, etc. In a
word, o. a bargain carnival.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
SUICIDAL 10 GIVE

Continued From Page Onel
lot our political prejudice. iut tho
day viii com, when the American
descendants VIII look upon the work
OF our army aud our civilians and
our missionaries Ia the far east as tho
brightest uago In our dcaiing with the
nations oi the earth
br Brown Is an enthusiastic be-
newer 900 the good work America is
doing u thc Philippines.
L. Our WorR appreciated by the
Fuipiuos Would thoy like 10 be
free 300 asked Dr Known. and he an,
sNcrod he own questions hN saying
that the work of America la tho Phil
ippinos is not iully appreciated. There
rs no doubt that many ~ the FiIipinos
would hto Gao ho fyce. u is the opin-
ion OF Dr Brown that It would be
Suicidal Geo give Independence To the
Flipinos. And set. insisted the
speaker 'thoy are groWlng rapidly
aud fully merit the large measure OF
freedom ana responsibility they now
share u their own government
American occupation has been a
great blessing 10 tho nations Of the
mr easl ana of inostlmahie value TO-
the Fillpinos themselves,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
WHEAT PRICES TAKE
UPWARD JUMP
Bullish Cables Indicated That
the Crop Outlook in Russie
is Not Up to Expectations !;
Market Comes High.
n, Evsnlas usrsld A. y. leased wispl

uy EVening Herald 4. y. Leased wiscI
Chicago. ill., Aug Wheat prices
made an upward jump today on ace
count of the hulsh cables regarding
thc crop outlook In Russia. accord
nr To- one estimate. the cxpoftablc
surplus uu Than country win not roach
NO.otO.0oU bushels Op,uug prices
here were l-fH3.Nr To- 3.tm1-Sc
higher september started at go 3-t
Co - "a. the Same change from last
night ts tdc mark taken altugcthor.
An advance tp 80 3.Nc followed
The clos. was firm with september
% n5-Ny higher Jt g2c
The big local Traders 1ll took the
buying side IN the corn pit Scptrm-
Der opened unchanged to l-4c an at
90 a-sc 70 81 5-Sc and rose 10 60 l-Sc.
Tho close was steady az SO 3-4c for
September, a gain OF Use
with selling pressure on oats worry
light That cereal assembled iu ready
manner september started l-Nr
higher at 81 3.S. touched 81 s-S and
rose 90 81 Ia.
AoiN. commission demand gave a
firm tone to provisions Initial salcs
worr , 'sr on 90 1890 NJ with January
deliver 3iG.22a for pork! tS.52ts to
fNCo ior lara and $S.32is for ribs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
WAN street

New York. Aug g. The market
fplly held us advantage throughout
Ia" morning session short covering
doubtless hcing largely responsible
for the Improvement, shown HuN-
moss. however almost came Go a
siandstill Hoard room gossip assoc
ciutcd much OF Yesterdays selling
with the operations uf % western grain
trader tog'thcr with enforced liquid
alton Dos % prominent loeal broker
who rs reported to have incurred
heavy losses in cotton. Bonds we're
heavy especially the tobacco issues,
with some recovery iu Allis-Chalmrrs
5s ON the curb further weakness
was shown by standard On aud
American Tobacco. the former declin-
ing almost 10 points. with = point
loss tn Tobacco.
The close was weak following a
period of st6gnation. and the list
again ten back Iva tho final hour to
the lowest prices of the present moye-
mcnt
Northern Pacific was down two
points and Delaware a. Hudson 81.
while marked hcgyiucsF WAS shown
Dos Great Northern preferred. linton
Pacific, ST. Paul Heading Lchigh
valley, Atchison, Norfolk q Western.
Canadian Pacific and Wisconsin Ccn-
ull
After further decline n standard
OH 20 % points below Yesterday
closing the Improvement IN the mar
kot stopped and prices rcoadcd % 60
3-t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
PLUMBERS STRIKE
SETTLED TO-DAY
SATISF ACTORY
TO EVERYBODY
Deadlock Which Has Been OH
Since June Broken When
the Arbitration Committees
Meet and Make Concessions
J0URNEYMEN RECEIVE
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY

Tu. strike of the ioutney m,u
.urn... of Albuquerque which hla
s.,n ON alyc june &. was settled
1u .H. this morning. os ,hc result
.. .. a-b.rat9u me. ung between "a
..mmtt., rcri emitting th" Albuquor-
au. digd.t council and Il committee
ftpf .yu'nr ihc Master Builders as.
...Iuou. M, Albuquerque district
council uoId needing last night, at
f.rseH ut practically every union man
.u town. 80 which committee was
ut1urizsd 20 negotiate with the mas
U.T buIldDrt. Tpe negotiations we're
undertaken today aHd an adjustment
satisfactory 60 both tho master plum.
1rrs ANA tho JOURNEY men wa speed
HI accomplished Under tho terms
"I fh. agreement cached today. the
plumbers receive tsr dollars Tor a
Hay 90 eight hours and a closed shop.
Hoforr june Q. The iourneymcn oper-
utrd under schedule which called
ror four dollars for an eight day The
.tfIkt. which has been on more than
iVty dJyr. was called when the mas
ter plumbers refused TO sign sched-
ui, granting an Increase o. dollar
p day IN wages from June /, 1911, TO
juno j. 1919. Tho union men. as the
rssult of their negotiations today tee
code some concessions 20 the master
plumbers ~ Is understood. however.
that he things agreed so are satisfac-
tory Go everybody concerned.
President Eatl noWdlch OF tn"
plumbers uuion said today that tho
muaers have agreed to certain stipu-
IAtions and that there VIII De no FUR
thor trouble provided the agreement
D. adhered 10.
We have been granted practically
everything we asked for" said Mr.
Howdich We get the Increase IN
wages the hours ana a closed shop,
The masters have agreed TO employ
ouf men as quickly as they can ad-
Just themselves 20 the new condi-
t"n4
The fact that tho plumbers strike
s settled will BE- welcome news 20 the
general public, az for a time Il look
~ as II other building trades the
carpenters, electricians and others.
might become involved in q general
strike, which woniA undoubtedly re-
suit ia q suspension Of building oper-
ations and work hardship on many
The negotiations for the ending or
the strike were conducted in "a bust
ness Ike manner on the part OF Doth
tho Albuquerque district council and
The Master BuildcrF association and
both committees are 90 be congratu-
lated upon their satisfactory handling
90 he affair
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
Big Auction Sale.

Friday August 4, ~ 2 p IN AZ the
corner Of Central and Walter, | will
sell at auction tho elegant furnishings
OF a groom house consisting in part
as follows sectional book case as
good as new, library table, q selection
ot iiHc rockers. taubourettos. ferns
navajo rugs ANA other kinds al up "a
date. 500 OAK bedroom suits, brass
beds springs, Seoicy mattresses as
cooa as new An extra fine CircassiOa
Walnut chnunier and princes dress
ers of same materias practically new.
besides other chinoniers and dro8scrs
that are also up TO date beautiful
laby basket. elegant curtains. shades
auI draperics, large refrigerator,
beautiful dining room suite in mis-
sion cous.Hting OF table. buffet. y
cheirs Including hosts chair. 4 I'm"
G-holS Buck range almost new with
tOokng utensils and q hos
We are nov Offering 20 sell az auc
lion he largest lot OF good furniture
perhaps thar W" have ever offered
J. M. S0LLIE.
Auctioneer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
~NN BERN NRDINo FIRES
NRE UNDER CONTROL

san Born rliu1, Cat. Ada. AIT
rr raising l.r o. days practically un-
checked Jhu forest fires iu the san
Hornurdiuu rHurc are believed today
to boz FINALLY under c,urol
Sgusc. uI merchants cl,rKH ME-
cbauI.- .ud other city dVcllcrs. who
went uut u- volunteers to replace the
DESERVING N.zicuus Yesterday aud last
night hHf. alhduod tho flames In
Grass valley ana the blaze north oj
SkEIand ou the west side of ,he
mountains
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
Money and stocks.

Now York. y Y. Aug. 3.--Prim
mercantile paper tdtH per cent
Mexican dollars lic. eau money. T.
H ~ per cent,
mulgamat"d GS
sugar, III h
Atchison. 10g ~
Great Northern preferred. 13I.
New York central, lo1 t-s
Northern Pacific, 1863
Reading l55 is
Southern pacine. 1iqg-I
Union PaciHc 1885,
steel. n rs
steel preferred. HIS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
TAFT WILL SIGN

mcut men in riiuEiug 90 the rcylll
OF the judiciary u Arizona brli,Ny
b Hiil pass thr house on thp sh uud
be- signed by the president On the
5th. ana that congress Nill adjourn
on the ath
Delegate Andrews has az AN times
been ~ close touch win the prosi-
dent In regard 10 tho situation. ana
hll of his actions iu regard 90 state
hood have been governed bS what inc
president had told hr would col would
not do. There has been nu Flaw u
his work on behalf Of m, people and
credit should be given him bN every
patriotic citizen Of Kew Mexico. hose
greatest friend ho has bc,u.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
VIII TE RECEIVED
BUT SIXTY FIVE
A MONTH
This Was Wage Earned By In
former in Lorimer Case. lie
Said, Before He Began
Lobbying for Better Pay.
On, E,enIns Herald 4. - Leased Wire,

Washington - g. Au4 3 Cross.
examination by Elbrldec llancy Of
Chicago, counsel Tor Senator loincr
attempted 90 break down th, trsu.
mOny given hy Charles 4 White. for-
mer member uf thr Illinois lcsisia.
turo 90 the effect that he was hrlbed
10 vote for l.orlmer Tor senator
Mr. Hancy nrsl questioned Whdp
about his START in lite ai salary uf So
a day. Ills highest salaIy before hp.
coming labor lobbyist White said.
was SGt q month
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
kansas CITY Livestock.

Kansas city. Aug Catilc 5000,
including 2.0on solthcrns. steady 70
10 cents higher Native steers 81 70
a 1.25, southern steers S4lJm 5.75,
COWS ana heifcrs S215Gi $50. native
COWS ana hoiferB $215G71o, Stock.
ors aud feeders S3256J40: bulls
S325m 00. calves si00d 100. west
crn steers Si60bt660. western cows
s. 75H475
Hogs G,0Oe. strong 10 Sc higher,
Bulk Of sales $1,000 20. heavy S. On
M7.20; packers and utChors $1,000
T25; light SG9jh7 90
Sheep 1000 steady MutiOns 81 %
nil0. lambs $550MGS5. fed wother
ana ycarlngs 81 i0d + 00, fed western
owes 81 SOM SO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
DENVER HAS WINTER
EARLY IN GUCU ST

Denver. colo. Aug "a thirty.
nine year old cold weather record tor
August was broken here early today
when the government weather bureau
thermometer registered q minimum ot
as degrees. or rs degrees above irocz-
ing The lowest previous record on
this date was 80 degrees Iu August
1854
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
Chicago Livestonk.

Chicago, H., Aug Cattle 10000
steady 90 shade higher Roeyes $500
II 735; Texas steers 81 40mG10 west,
Crn steers si0uffG 10. stockers and
feeders S3.00d 20, cows and hoiiera
S210d5N5. calves S550m7J5
Hogs $4,000. strong Light so S5d
$50. mixed ST. T66f7 50: heavy 50 iaG
1876; rough $Gi5MG75 good 10 choice
heavy S67lU 735. pigs S560h ego:
bulk of sales 81 900725
Sheep 10000, STEADY 10 Zoe higher
Native 81 2j6 100 western s. 500
TOO. yoarlngb S375MtS0. lambs ma
tive S375WiGj. westerns si.25WG 30
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
SENATOR MURPHY IS
DEAD At ELBERON
Prominent Man in Politics and
Public Life Suffers Relapse
Aften an Operation and
Succumbs.
ny Evening Herald \. p leased wire,

New York. AUS. 3-Formor United
States Senator Edward Murphy of
Troy. y. v, died az his summer home
at Elbcron. n. j., early today cas- the
result ol au operation which ho un-
derwcnt two weeks ago flr an ,u-
inrgcd abdominal gland. Mr. Murphy
was Sc years old.
Following the operation Mn Muir
ply rallied und tur % HhIlr % WAS
believed that complete r,eoysrs would
result but last Tuesday th,r, was "a
rrlapsc.
Before daylight today % became APP.
parent Go the nurses and doctors that
Nh Murphy was failing rapidly and
the members or the family were
called and remained with him until
death cnsu,d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
FIRST REAL RAIN
SINCE LAST APRIL

Kansas city. Aus 2 The best sen.
sinc" April' foll this morning The
precipitation iu this city was on inch
ana half From one 10 Two ald %
halt inches fcll over Western VI suul.
Wo3tcrn Iowa ana Eastern Nebraska,
much OF Kansas. Oklahoma ami
Northern Texas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
JULIA WARD HOWE
LIVES AGAIN IN
MOVING PICTURES
Splendid Patriotic Photoplsy as
Pastime Theater Shows How
Noted Author Wrote Bat
tie Hymn of the Republic. "

How Julia wand Howe came 900
write The rattle u,ml of ,h, Re.
public" tho enrr. Go hnl ou me- pa.
uIoiiu men ot the darkest DAYS of the
Ciyii war aud the pant q played in ih,
lie OF Abraham Lincoln. viii bee dc.
pict.d iu % splendid Nuasraph picture
200 The Pasti ne theater tunigh end tu.
morrow nich The picture was siyc1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
Grnln nnd prnNlsinns.

Chicago, m, Aug 3-Wheat-
Sept, a2c, Dee, 90 Use.
Corn sept. &6.53 ii; Dee, 90 IS
n G93 "a
oats-Sept az 3-SMfeia Dec.
~ 3-imii1-N
Pork Sept, 3i7.65. Jan S16.37 =
Lard-Srpt. SS.77is; Jan. ss.57 Y
Ribs sept $500, Jan, $685.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
MRS. JULIA WARE Rome,
Author OF Battle Hymn % the
Republic"

its initial ron a. the pasDimc his af-
ernoon at the matinee and made au u.
stan,aucous aud lasting impression.
Everybody knows tine history of JJli1
ward Howe. every bod knows 10
least tew words of th, arand OH
hymn which 81. con IoScd The NOV.
ing pictures dcpirIt wonderfully the
time when Mrs Howe then Young
woman. was inspired Ga hen sleep TO
writ. the hattie HMM The FIN is a
beautiful creation. inspirinp patriotism
ana LOFTY thoughts in the hearts and
minds OF over yhody who sees " Tho
picture is o worthy one and those who
enjoy real high grade photoplntS
should noi miss 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
FOREST FIRES ARE
BEYOND CONTROL
All Available Help to Put
Down Flames in Washing
ton Woods is Called Upon
BY Orders of Bureau.


NV IN"nINN HrrnIA \, y. Lensed WTreI
MashIuEtpu Aug. g Forest fires
raging for tu. last week in the Nu-
gplos national forest california. in
Guiding thr Watersheds for the rich
Orange -..,s OF SAN Brrnardinp,
N'vgrsid. ud Orange counties have
soften beyond control District For
ester Dubois al san Francisco was
ordered ry tu. forest service her" toe
dIy 10 summon al possible available
hciu tu suuduc thc FLAMES
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
AUCTION SALE.

Monday. August eth, at o p.
m. 40 sos West Marquette ave-
uuc. 1914 .rll at auction
uie, boa uf elegant furniture, as
follows \ large and h,autl-
}ul higds.Dy. maple dresser amt
.hlmnulrr \ nrw" amt elegant
brass bed. mattress and spring
hnc aud beautiful russ. rockers,
small RUGS splendid range.
beautiful dining room table
with l,1thcr upholstered chairs
to match. zinc refrigerator This
furniture was bought nov and
uul, been iu the house two
months Inspection saturday
afternoon t.ot 40 lower of
good furniture miss this sale
J. NJ. ~OILiE Aucllonccr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03

New York Mug g. Cotton spot
closed Quiet 90 points higher. MIDI
dling uplande Si2.Go. middung SUI.
flgNt. so sales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
IiycrponI cotton.

Liverpool Aug Closing Cotton
spot good business done; prices one
point higher. American middlinR
fair. S729. good middlmg, SG.9S;
mlddling. }G.67, low middllng, tG.t7;
good ordinary. $G.2t. ordinary, s5,05.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03

st Louis. Mo- AUG dead dul
tIFi .ulurr higher Gs.Ti.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03
st. ouie Wool.

81 Louis. Aug o. Wool uncnaneed
territory and western mediums Ia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03

MONEY TO LOAN un GOOD real
estate, rrlm Seoo 10 Se,Ioo. " ~.
McMillion. 2i5 " Gold 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-03

10; anc mediums ie0i7i.2. nue ~
- H.
The Washington times., 1911-05-20

his suit to dissolve a s16.ooo,Oo0 voting
trust of the National Cotton Improve
ment Company, according to Doremus'
testimony yesteaARy afternoon before
Chancery Examiner Harper.
Doremus was examined at length re-
garding his suit against Hammond and
the National Cotton Improvement Com
pany, of which Hammond is president
He contradicted recent testimony Of
Hammond. denying Hammond's state
ment that Doremus had offered him an
apology, because OF their dispute. Dore-
mus said Hammond offered s150,0Oo TO
drop their suit, refusing to treat with
them while he was charged with fraud
in any way.
Attorney Philip Walker, representing
Hammond, objected to Doremus' ex-
animation, but was overruled.
Hammond returned last night from
Ottawa, and will sail next Saturday for
London, following his release yesterday
by Justice Barnard from further testi-
mony in Sully's suit until November 1.
The Washington times., 1911-05-20
Dave Returns From
Trip Through South

Managing Director Dave. of the
Southern Commercial Congress. return
ed to Washington this morning from
three weeks trip throughout the South.
full feeling all through the South as to
its future and its development. This is
particularly true in the cotton-growing
States
The Washington times., 1911-05-20
DOREkUS CLAIMS
HAMMOND TRIED
. TO BUY HIM OFF
Inventor of Cotton Gin Con-
tradicts Recent Testimony
of Defendant.

John Hays Hammond, special ambas-
sador to the London coronation cele-
bration. has offered $4,000 for with
Grawal by Willard c. Doremus, Wash
ongton inventor of a new cotton gin in
Colved In Daniel ]. Sully's suit for ST.
geo 600 damages against Hammond, Of
The Washington times., 1911-05-20
Fire Plug Is Target
Of Flying Taxicab

In turning the corner OF Seventeenth
and NJ streets this morning about
o'clock, a Terminal Taxicab driven by
oliver R. Benson. skidded and struck
the fire-plug. which stands at that in
aged.
The Washington times., 1911-05-20

SI.ss to Baltimore and Return
vania Railroad. Tickets good to return
until Sunday night. All regular trains
except the Congressional Limited" :"
-Adyt
The Washington times., 1911-05-20

s1.oo Harpers Ferry, Martinsburg.
s1.35 Berkeley Springs 500 Cumberland
and return May 21st. Baltimore & Ohio
at S:15 q. m.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1911-05-20
A Speed Fiend.

Yesterday a friend took me on .
little auto trip through the country.
And how did nature lookr'
kind of blurred"
The Washington times., 1911-05-20

The purchasers of this property
are among the leaders of the bust
ness and social life of Washing
ton, New York, Philadelphia, and
Baltimore. Some object to the
publication of their names. We
can, however, show you the list if
you will call at our Office.
The Washington times., 1911-05-20
Unprecedented Sales

This property placed sale Monday April 3d and over
nine hundred thousand square feet have been sold There
be some unusual back of such record That cause
found the fact that the prevailing prices offers oppo
tuniy unequaled in any section of Washington
The Washington times., 1911-05-20
An Inspection Will Warrant Investment
The Villa Section

large portion of the tract will have the natural topogra
preserved Beautiful villa sites every side Winding
ways shaded by mammoth trees add to the setting No other
residential park possible in the District of Columbia 1t
be seen appreciated The roads from Massachusetts,
to Woodey Road have been opened that the public may
through the very heart of the tract and all other roadwas be
constructed rapidly modern machinery and methods
the work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-27
PROVIDERS FOLLOW
WOMEN ABOUT STREETS
Frightened Feminity Hasten to Their
Homes When Strangers Run
After Them.

Complaints have frequently reached
the ears of the police lately, from wo-
men who have been followed to their
homes when alone, by unknown men.
Not only in one part of the city but
in a dozen or more, lone wives and
young girls have been pursued by
strangers, who walked fast when the
female citizens walked fast and ran
eftor her when she ran
During Christmas week. Just past.
no less than half dozen women COM
planned about some one following
them and On one occasion the strange
follower caught up with and wanted to
carry the packages of the lady person
in question. BY Fastening ahead to
her home, the woman avoided the OBJ.
truder and notified her family about
the holiness of the rough looking in.
dividual who took after" her.
Threats of trouncing have been
made by male members Of households
whose women have been Swallowed
and the police would make things UNI
pleasant for any unlimited masher OF
jack the hugger tripping after lady
residents