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Arizona republican., 1912-10-07
Of Local Interest
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STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water service department daily re- Tort, October }:
 Elevation of water in reservoir,
 feet . .............. 152. .2S Contents of reservoir. acre 1t. .425, ,O01 Loss preceding 24 hours, acre
 feet ..-...... ............... 6Ul Elevation of water in reservoir
 l year ago today, feet...... 150.7O Contents of reservoir, l year
 ago today, acre feet. .411,417 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam,
 M. l. .................... 42,160 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation, north side, M. I.... 20,600 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation, south side, NJ I.... 16,52O Water today in all the canals
Arizona republican., 1912-10-07

WANTED-Everyon to know that the owl Drug Co. always has in stock all the great, nationally advertised specialties, that in several depart ments it's stock is the most complete of any drug store between Fl Paso and Los Angeles. that it money backs too, and it's worth knowing, that the only REXALL store in Phoenix is the OWL DRUG co, Cor. First ave. and Adams st.
Arizona republican., 1912-10-07
THE COIlSEIIM

Tonight will be the last appearance of the present bill at the Coliseum and those who have not seen it may be assured that it is a good one. The Gouldings are a duo of eccentric come dians well worth while in that their humor is of the different sort Mir
 Goulding as an English chappie goes through a series of grotesque per
Arizona republican., 1912-10-07

Educational. instructive and enter taining are the six reels of Carnegie Alaska Siberian pictures shown at the Empress tonight.
Arizona republican., 1912-10-07
The Best Place
 TO EAT Delmonico Restaurant 31 West Adams St.
USE X-RAYS TO FIND PEARLS

The X-rays are used in the Ceylon pearling industry. When the oysters are brought up they are immediately photographed by the X-rays, and from these photographs it can easily be seen which oysters contain the pearl parasite and which are para siteless Into the latter the parasite might Git has been suggested) be easily introduced, and the oysters returned to the sea for the develop ment of the pearls The only other method of discovering pearlless Oys- ters is to open them, and that means the death of the oysters.-London Chronicle
Arizona republican., 1912-10-07
BRYAN AND WILSON MEET.
Spend Sunday Together And Attend
 Church Services.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl

LINCOLN, Oct Ex-Governor Will son and w. J. Bryan had heart to heart talk on the political situation at Bryans 1nIe today. Both unhestl- tatingly predicted democratic victory this fall. The governor did not think it possible to visit the Pacific coast.
 We are keeping the last half weeks of the campaign however" he said and don't know what use the committee may make of them" Bryan and Will son went to the Westminster Presby- terian church where Bryan is an elder After the services the congregation gathered round the two and an ln- formal reception followed
 WANTED-A newspaper subscrlp- ton solicitor, steady work for good producer Apply at Republican. 1T
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20

mess agent Of the iron workers In
Kansas City, had made proposition
to him. to engage In dynamitfng non-
City.
Miss Eula Hitchcock. a woman de-
tective. told OF having served q sub
poena upon Mrs Flora Captain to
appear as a witness in the Los An
ge1es trial. This il the Witness whom
Anto Johannesen. with the assistance
and advice of o. A. Tveitmoe. Is
charged with having taken out OF the
Jurisdiction Of the California courts
after she was suDpoenaed. She was
taken to Reno in an automobile.
where an eastbound train WAS
boarded.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20

-, a. NC, vear hv. rerrettea that
:. anan.;s1I,, ,,nah,. ~ conttnue
-. ns,,.a :. ,,as. urysd that each
-..e a,ro,. ~,,st,sc, en-
II. q 80, s.,.-.,.,aa A. ~ cor,nr.ed
uay , 90 ~ r,,ss,a5 ~.
" s.s.S 49,. - -. .r..ta, a.tsr-
~ -. .s,;uaa,. .nho,,, interests at
los, onc. ! year in each charge. and
~ ar.na ~ ,ha ho,ding Of insti-
~ - ,ha,r WORK
~ =. -. ~. ~ ,,,a,,sd ma, ,h., r..
~. .,..as s,.;,t, the 70.
por. pe .eeo'n '.a .,.,.. as,.,sa mans
auV'. e aeaaS - ea,a sec-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20
.P|TfALL AT FIRE
TRAPS MINISTER.
PASTOR FALLS TWELVE FEET
TRYING TO SAVE wONfAN's
COLLEGE.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.,
LYNCHBURG. VA, Nov. 1S.-Rsv.
John w. Shackford. pastor Of Cos
loniai Avenue Methodist church. Nor
folk. was injured somewhat, tonight
at the Randolph Macon Woman's COLI
lego. when he fell twelve feet through
trapdoor in fraternity chapter
house on the college grounds, after
having aided in the fight to save the
building from fire. Mr.. Shackford
was badly shocked at first. but ply
stefan an hour after the accident said
he was not hurt in the slightest be.
yond shock.
A fire truck. responding to the
alarm at the college, stuck In q hole
In Rivermont avenue. and q street
car hit the team Of horses bYcadside,
knocking them down and slightly In
juring Captain Harvey. OF the cofn-
pany.
The fire damage was about $780,
creating great excitement at the col-
lege The main buildings were never
jeopa rdixed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20
financial
Notice

Wanted q party who can in
vest SIS, 900 and take an active
part ia one Of the best paying
drug manufacturing companies
doing business il this and other
Southern States. Company
will stand closest investigation !;
best of bank references. Every
druggist in the city as 4 icfef-
'ence; every one pushing our
drugs. This Is an exceptional
opportunity 10 the right man.
Apply At once sQlS4 care The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20

&c. II. DAdmun. Presiding fldeT.f
Anaelia---I f. Daniel E.. 3D. ~ Potts.
supernumerary.
Rtackstone-J. c. Reed.
Boydton--R. b. Scott.
Ruckingham---To be supplied.
Burkesvtiie---R. q. James
Cartersviiie---W,esA g. Conrad. r,,--4z-
Charlotte. q. Pulfen.
Chase City. w. s. Robins.
Cfarksyiiie-H. p. Read, Il. A. Potts,
supernumerary-
Crewe-A. L. Franklin.
Cumberiand--J. T. Payne.
Farmville--W. q. Parker. w. X.
Proctor. supernumerary.
Kerbridge Circuit--Hart D. Stephens.
Lunenburg-J. N. Greene.
North MecklenburgJ. T. Seweii.
ynttoway--W.s B. Jett-
PoHhatan--~To b. supplied
Prince Edwnrd---D. b. Newton.
Rrospect-J. w Gee.
Trinity--J. 3. MAxey.
victoria Ctrcuit--F. w England,
West Buckingham-G. ". Pressly.
supply.
Principal Blackstone Institate--T. r.
Reeves
ASSOCIATE Editor Baltimore and Rteh-
mond Christian Advocate and Gen.
eral Superintendent Of Southern
Assembly---James Cannon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20
PORTSMOUTH DISTRICT.

PORTSMOUTH DISTRICT.
Is. J. Brown. Presiding Eldsr.)
Benn's--L @. Crutchfieid.
Berkeley.
Liberty-Street-C. z. Peasants
Memorial--W. r. Green.
BoykinS--R. 8. Baughan.
Capron--W. e. Grant
Churchland and West NORFOLK C..
Shearer.
Crittenden-N. A. Page.
Drivers-R. T. Clarke.
Frankiin---C. e. Biankinship.
GilmeTton Circuit---W. q. Bates, Sr.
Isle OF Wight---C. e. johnson.
Mount vernon--C. A. Campbell.
Newsoms--W. J. Williams.
Portsmouth.
Central-G. r. Forester.
Cottage Place.. C. Bell
Elm Avenue. J. Gregory, sup
ply.
Monumental--J. r. Bosnian.
Park view-W. A. Smart.
Port Norfolk and Pfnner's-R. r.
Gambler.
Wright Memorial-,John Harmon.
Smtthfield-D. T. Merritt.
Sonthampton-H. r. Myers.
South Norfolk --R. o. Payne.
Suffolk.
-Htreet-R NJ Maxey
oxford and Magnolia. c. Rob-
ertson.
Whaleyvilic and Somerton-R. l.
Busby.
Windsor. L. Pribble.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20
Barber Testifies
In Explosion Case

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Nov. ID
Charles Brown. a barber. who became
we'll acquainted with y. b. Mcnamara
in Kansas City. and later met him
in Los Angeles. testified at this at
terrsoon's session of the dynamite trial
that Mcnamara and Bert Brown. bus
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20

seuIy ana oakRnd--1. h
.1
s1ts-. y "ihh' ..
So.
n 1900 81. ~. !. Wis
n.en.Als .eung.
M nv ooo'anu f1eignts--
~,a er'
$500 So. A,ar .
nessss ~. "n,.s.
Sress ana rnl,on Till.
u. stn. supply.
I... -. JACKSON
I'M, nus ana Sheisea
rr,sn,ars r,.s -"
iI,..hsa.,S 60 - ~ in..e.
s,nr,,, ~. i''''i'."n'
80, g.. 80
r. Nctsar,nev s,,n.rnumsrar ~
Mnnum~nf-R II pats
park place ana Orphanayer !
Bradford. =. r. pail .un.r-
numerary
ST. James,. !. Battin
st. Paul.s--xs e Green
Trhity and Nission---L,rnss.
stevens ANA T. " Dixor
Union station ana Branch Ne.
mor;al-w A. christian cs
Tucker. supply.
we.t-Ena ana Mann,sr r.
Thrift.
Seven pine,--r. rYourro~ .,,,n,v
spotsylvania-s. II. Johnson
Educational, secretary ~ Miss,oo.-r
II Rawunrs
Vice President and Secretsrx anJ
Treasurer OF RandoIph- Macon Col.
is1o q Haschar W.
princ,nal of so,,tnarr sar,,r.-r
n Rowe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20

Hrunswick--J. w. Hickman
Chesterfleld--W. r. Hays
.ss,~nfron IT. :, G. Heath.
sjfnwiddie--0. r. Rood,
Fast Dinwiddie--I~- = Phanp
Emp0ria---Js 81 Peters.
,Et4eick &C. w. Watkins.
Groenesyille-J. r. Brooks
Iawrencevtlle-J. w. Stir.
Matdaca---J. b. Askew.
Aocklenbuig-@HtchA Ferguson.
Peternhure. a.
Biandfcfd and City Point--H. g
Gregory
lIieh. strsat ". IL ANVIL
Market Street ID n. Spoone,.
feimcriai-rIxsa t.s.T AIosEa.
Washinetots-S Street a. r. Booker.
Wesley " r. IA. HAYNES.
stA 3fnnSWfc FQMell IA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20
RAPPAHANNOCK DISTRICT.
Nv. q Bogxs, Presiding Elder.

GhbhsAaNSNSNtN DlS AftA0I.
Nv. g. BoExs, Presiding Eldiex.)
Bethany-H j. Payior
Colonial Beach, T. Hit
East Mathews-R. r. Gayle
East Middiesex--J. &. Wallace
East York;. ~ Hartness.
Essex-R. v. Owen
Gloucester--M n. Elliott.
Gloucester Point. W. Liiiaston.
Heathsvills-J. r. Hearn.
Henderson Station-E. r. Hall.
King ,George-~E. p. Parha rss. .a.s@-,..-,sees -
King and Queen. c. ptgges, sup
ply.
Kline Wiiliam-w. P. Province.
IAncaster-J. c. Harry
Mathews-N. b. Eosfee
Middlesex---Cr V Ekah<aas. - .r-,--7r.
Montross-T @. Laughon
Richmond Cfrcuit-C Fl. Kidd.
Shaekiefords-S. r. Lucaa
Urbanna---O.s NJ. Clarke.
West I.ancaster---A. N. Lewis.
West Mathews. w. Ogden.
WestneFeIand-H. r. Hudson
West Points. O. Wright
Whitestone--J. d. Hos.er.
York--W. g.. Bates. Jr.
Student at Vanderbilt University and
Member Montrnss Quarterly Con-
ference-T. q. Laughon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20
EASTERN SHORE DISTRICT.


IT. N. Potts. Presiding EIder.)
Allen--W. L. Scales.
Accomac--Asa Driscoll.
Atlantic--T. E, johnson
Belle HAven--A- l. Carson.
RtOxom--v. l. March.
CambTidge--George w. Wray.
Cambridge Circuit-W. J. Twilley.
Capesviile--W. r. Crowder.
sCape Charles. III. Holloway.
Cheriton---J. r. L.aughtons
Dorchester-To be supplied.
Franktown and Johnsons--Jokn O..
Moss
Hog Island--Harry Todd, supply.
Kelier--Porter Hardy.
Onancock and Andrew Chapel. b.
Betty.
onley. Louisville and Meifa--P. NJ.
Hank.
pocomoke-J. r.. Gill.
Pungoteague--W. l.. Murphy.
Salisbury. F. Carey and W. A.
Wright.
6oufh Dorchester. J.. Clarke. cup
ply.
q. Martin's-P. NJ. Bell.
WAchapreague and Smiths Chapel
W.. II. Fletcher. supply.
Missionary to Japan. c. C. New
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20

South Chesterfield--R. H. Marks.
South Dinwiddie--J. O. Babcock.
South HHI-W. l. Ware.
Suwex-W. J. Watt
Wakefield-E. r. Garner.
Waverly-W. T. Williams.
West Brunswick--H. II. Smith.
West Chesterfield Med. Rucket.
West pinwiddle---C, Il. b. Smith.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20
MANY CHANGES
N RICHMOND PUlHTs
(Continued from First Page.)

(Continued from First Page.)
East Haiifax-7D. J. Traynbam.
Franklin--G. T. Kesier.
Henry. E. DeShaxo.
Hyco-H. r. Turner.
rtinsville--Bascom DEFY.
Worth Patrick--W. y. Craddock, sup
ply.
Patrick-John Marshall. supply.
Pittsylvania--G. u. King.
Rocky Mount. r. Allen.
South Boston--E. X. OdelI.
South Franklin-To be supplied.
South Halifax. w. Linthtcum.
Stuart. w. Bouldin.
West Franklfn--O, l.. Haga.
West Patrick. w. Fizer.
Missionary TO Korea ". r. Turner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20
tyNcheUR0 DISTRICT. :
- Ed~.rds. proeidin0 Elder. J

anpomattox-R. l.. wingfield.
Alta yista--Starke Jet.
peaford City--w. w. Lear.
bedford Circuit--C. r. James.
bedford Springs F. Callahan.
supply.
Hroukneai->J. w. Marsh
!, f,amphell-R. b. Blankinship.
concord-C. II. Williams.
F.Iba-w.-H. Grubbs supply.
TIaAfax-S. r.. Dnmviile.
I.ynchburg Circuit-P. r. Arthur, sup
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20
RICHMOND DISTRICT.

CT. Men. Simpson. Presiding EIder.)
Ashiand--J. HI. Moss
Ashland circuit--w. J. Boyd. supply.
Bowling Green--M. l.. Williams.
Carolfne~W A. Jeffreys.
Charles Eity-W A. McAlister.
GoochIand-~-C W. Turner.
Hanoser--H, L. Weston.
Henrfco-P III. Clements
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20

sIyHCHOo'S-
Centnary-R. NJ Chanaer
n. ceurt STREET. NJ. Latham.
Nemorial--w. A. Cooper
Rivermont Avenue II. Eigns-
Trinity. A. Smith
West F.nd--Rav Moore.
Madison Heights-I. W. Gnyer.
Middle Bedford--Tos be supplied.
North Bedford--W. l.. Mays
pamphl,n--I. r. sturgis. -,
South Bedford-To be snpphsd'
West Bedforti--To be. supplied,
vs.t Cnmpbeil-A. X. Lamhdin.
Conference secretary of Missicns--h
II. Bennett
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20

On motion OF q. NJ. Beckham the
board OF education was requested to
ada the name OF the Blackstone Fee
male institute to the class A OF the
academies and institutions under
resolutions No. VII. as the institute
has, met the. requirements necessary
10 such classification. and failed to
make proper application to the board
through an oversight.
rapport On Orphanaas
a. n. sharpe offered the annual res
port. OF the orphanAge. showing the
asssts Of the institution to be 3i7c. :
PISA. and liabilities Of $4,000. Dur
inx the past year the institution has
cared for. flfty -four boys and sixty :
one girls. 4 totAl OF 115 children. pr.
r. Witey Bfedsoe spoke OF the hearty
sympathy with which the orphAnAge
work had been received among the
people. and d. thea rapid progress Of
the institution. The bishop WAS re-
uuestesl 70 appuint A, r. sharpe az
superintendent. q. II. McFahen. imam,
cial axent, And DR. J. w. Biedsoe,;
Sunday school hoard allrxinx to-
fa1 nemberHh,p Id: the sunday sch66lai
icf 1.-THE s6onf<renee of n. So " the: re-3
lHorts also Commended the N work lot
Aev. Gsorg1 u. s(3Ee&nA. hsfd ssecretA4y.I
ll
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-20
FARNfyTLLE DISTRICT.

fE. r. Dadmun. Presiding Elder,
lraelfa- f. Daniel E.. d. Potts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-19

AREClBO.- En- el barrio Rio Arri-
ba Y en- la casa de la familia de Fran
cisco Gonzalez fallecieron Bonifacio Y
Carmen. hijos de dicho sehor Las au-
toridades en- vista de que aparecen mas
enfermOS en la misma casa con sospecha
de envenenamientO eStan hacienda una
activa investigation. FL doctor Mar
tinez Rosell6 hizo la antopsia al cadayer
de Bonifacio Y seran sometidos un
analisis ciertos 6rganos, por el servicio
de sanidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-19

SAN GERMAN Jose Camacho
micntras trabajaba Ell casa dc Agapito
Montalvo. cay6 de m andamo sufrien-
do varias contusioneS.
Anoche tuvo lugar el bale de los
bomberos en- el teatro y resuIt0 muy
concurrido animado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-19
Noticias de la lsla

ANASCO.- Pablo Negroni, de la
Guanica Central, Sali6 para Yauco en-
aSuntos prOpios
Sc CORE la. voz de que Vicente Crru-
tia Arrillaga sera recomendado por los
meiores elementos de esta para ocupar
la Acadia cuando renuncie d. Rafael
Arrillaga. elegido delegado la CANA
ia por este distrito
Los jefes de distrito julia Marin y
CeballOs, eStuyieron aqui en- asuntos del
SerVlclO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-19

HATILLO.- Estuvicron aQui Don
Guillermo NogueraS, comerciante de
Vega Alta. Y don Alfredo Martinez de
la casa Sanders, Philippi y Compania,
Gle Aguadilla
FL Inspector dc AlimentoS senior Ro-
driguez. ha Salido para varios pueblos
en asuntos de su cargo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-19

NARANJITO.- Debido a la fuerte
lluvia de aver la carretera de aqui al
empalme de la de Comerio sufrio nut
chos derrumbes. Estan cayendo HUI
Was torrenciales. Esta por empezar la
siembra del tabaco La cosecha de ca
fe ha terminado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-19

Estuvo aqui en- asuntos oficiales Mr..
f. S Whesler, assistant del Comisiona-
do del Interior.
Tambi6n visit6 este pueblo don Ma
nuel Gonzalez, rico propietario de Sd
linas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-19
CUR ABO.

GURABO- Ell Fiscal Figueras, de
Humacao estuvo aqui pn aSuntoS oticia-
les. Estuvo aSimismo, el jefe de dis
tritO Schettini.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-19

HUMACAO.- Estuvieron aqui el
Honorable Charles Foote, Fiscal de la
Corte Suprema y don Generoso Candi-
ma, importantc comerclante de San
Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-19
AVISO IMP ORTAN

81 3D. ordena agna Philadelphia Chicago
cudad ALA de New embarcaore
ell conomiento ofcin de
& 10 Bridge Street, haremos cargo del
TRASBORDO EN- NUEvA YORK
cobrale comon Haremos
Aente Trasbordo coandos
gamos nosotros cuenta.
Encsgsdo Puerto Rco r. E. SHAFFER Muele No San Jun
AGENTES PUERTO RICO: Te,efono ITO.
- J. T.
- de Leon.
- -VireIa. Avarz& Co
- G..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-19

ISABELLA FL Inspector de Ali
mentos y Drogas, don Andres Rodri-
guez. visit6 ofcialmente todos los esta-
blecimientos pGblicos, decomisando elm
GO latas de leche condensada, So libras
de tasajo, y rs cuartillos de leche de
Vaca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-19

BARROS.- Anoche regreso de los
EstadoS UnidOs el jOven Francisco Mo-
ra. despues Gle una ausencla de dos amos.
FL doctor Coronas, Official de sanidad de
Barranquitas esta aqui en- asuntos pro
feSonales
Sc haya gravemente enfermo el senior
Francisco Guerrero
BAYAMON- Anoche intent0 suici-
darse Rosario Pedrosa, con sublimado
CORROSIVE, pero fue .sacada de pelgro
por 81 doctor Manuel Sosas.
CAYEY.- La nina Maria Luisa Ro-
drlguez al atraveSar una quebrada cerca
del pueblo fue arraStrada por las aguaS
y salvada despues de muchOS esfuerzos,
por DioniSia Umpierre, una lavandera.
GUAYAMA- Ha saido defnitiva-
mente para Humacao ell jefe de distrito
Soto Rodriguez, acompafado de su es-
poSa e hijos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-19

YABUCOA.- La~sociedad coopera-
tiva el "Centavo Diario" repartio hoy
entire los socios jornaleros que debido a
las lluvias no trabajaron en- la semana
pasada 200 raciones consistentes en-
pan, carne y arroz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-19

JUANA DlAZ- Ell pagador del ser
vicio de riego pag6 a los obreros de ests
secci6n $4,35S.35, importe de la prime
ra Quincena del mes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-19

UTUADO.- Fue sorprendida una
iugada de gallos en- el patio de la casa
de Jose NJ Cortes, por la policia, Quien
arresto > indiyiduos y ocup6 tres ga
Hos peleados. - ,s'
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-14

Mrs. Wilson has found her per-
sonal mail so increased thata sec
rotary was found a necessity.
Miss Bayless is now at the
Princeton, N. J., home of the
Wilson's, taking up her new du-
ties.
She is the daughter of F. D.
Bayless, well-known attorney.
She gained considerable promi-
hence in the theatrical world as
an actress, but her work usually
has been as secretary to literary
people. Her most recent work
was for Owen Johnson, while he
was writing Slower at Yale"
She also knows something of
politics, having picked up much
information while a clerk in the
Ohio legislature.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-14
CAR MEMS TRUMP CARD

The street car men played their
trump card in showing the board
of arbitration why their wages
should be increased yesterday.
They showed that their wages
had not been increased since Au-
gust, 1909, and that since then the
price of the common articles of
food had ricen anywhere from II
to IS per cent in Chicago.
The companies intend to plead
that the cost of operating the
lines has risen since 1909, just as
the cost of buying the necessities
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-14
A PoINTER For McWEFNY

"The average street, corner
loafer has little or no regard for
the law or a policeman. l intend
to see that this class of undesir-
ables is wiped out of existence in
Chicago"
This was the comment of Chief
of Police McWeeny after the con
fession of Arthur Reich, slayer of
Policeman Charles Jones Of the
Rawson street station.
1t would be a good thing for
Chicago to be rid of such ''unde-
sirables" as McWeeny talks of.
But while McWeeny is suffer
ing from this burning desire to
rid the city of "undesirables" it
would be a good thing for him to
ponder over the following occur
rences:
Frank Witt, citizen of Chicago,
was murdered by trust newspaper
thugs. His murderers wore po-
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lice stars. They have been in
dicted by the grand jury, but are
still free on bail.
George HEIR, citizen of Chi
cago, was murdered by trust
newspaper thugs, who wore po-
lice, stars at the time of the muir
der. His murderers are,at large,
and seemingly immune from
prosecution.
Edward Meyers and Clifford
Fail committed half dozen hold
ups while wearing police stars
given them at the request-or
order-of the trust newspapers.
John Sims, pal of Meyers and
Fail, committed bigamy while
wearing a police star. Sims was
indicted by the grand jury, but
was never forced to give the bond
ordered by the grand jury, and
has now fled from. the city, taking
with him the girl he trapped into
bigamous marriage. The
mother of that girl has been I'M
able to get police, sheriff, or bailiff
of the municipal court to take
any action toward the arrest of
the fugitive.
CAR MEMS TRUMP CARD
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-04-06
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