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The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-23
THREATENED
 WITH WAR
COLUMBIA wTrHosAws
 MINISTER FsoW WASHINGTON
s ssee-tf-c Pesse Brand V Sserstsry e Sssts knc,. Sogth ATe-iosn Re casHe s-esks c}elonstG Fs'sticrs wee g-5te5 states.
.n Alaska News Bu-eaa@

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 ras a.lra was taken Ga-cvllE ssN era. as-c-rgs Esl- 2eJueea Ge2e--, uSr rag- 60 tre yuaed Stales -r. ec.uas assa >ee-e.GE k-oN E.a-r .a1scz- vas.E .eoste-elcc> -rsov t2 o<Nua. and r-a- rE5.l ArsN ses Sal to7 sea despite yHc oa5e5aoa 0t r Sea-r A-eH.aa -eraSlg
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 matters Hsvco1 thc
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The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-23
HUGE FORT WILL
 GUARD PANAMA CANAL.
LHr AInsEa Nens Burean.l


 WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. 23- Work on the great fortress on Ham. euco island. which win guard the Pa. cific entrance to the Panama canal, Is to begin at once, under orders is. sued by the war department
 This island lies directly in front ur the canal entrance and as the nearest lock. the injury or destruction of which would prevent the operation ol hc canal. lies eight miles inland, he Fjameuco dcfenses will insure safety for the great waterway on that side. No hostile ship could get within striking distance of the lock without ratal exposure to the guns of Che fort
 The defense will comprise fourteen. inch guns and the heaviest type Of scaroast mortars.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-23
NELL WILSON
 IS CAPTURED
MEXICAN REBELS HOLD
 AMERICAN WOMAN
Dauuhtsr Of Presidential Candidate Gov. weodrow Wilson, Is Carried or by Rebels in State Of chihus- hus While Visiting Friends,
lRr Al,ska News Burean.l

FL PASO. Tex. Feb. 2S--Advices received from the state of Chihuahua say that Miss NeB Wilson. daughter of Governor woodrow Wilson, can dfdate for the democratic nomination for the Presidency Of the United States. has been made a captive by ,Nc rebels in that district.
 Miss Wilson has been visiting friends fu that state and it Is thought that the Rebels have taken her captive in order to show their recruitment against the United States Tor the interference on the part of this country in the rebellion now go- Ing on In NeNiCO.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-23
ENGLAND FOR TIFiEs
 MIo.pAciFIc ISLAND.
CBy Alaska News Bureau

VICTORIA, B. C., Feb. 23-The re- port from Honolulu that big guns have been landed at Planning island by the steamer Makura confirm stor- ies circulated here when in November news was brought by the Australian liners that a British Canadian syndi- cate had purchased Tanning island and Washington island from Father Rougler for s325.O0o. presumably act Ing on behalf of the British govern. ment At the time Of the purchase it was announced that the purchasers had bought the islands with the in- tention of making a c5alinz station ai Tanning island.
 Officers of the Narama and Ma kura. which brought the stories. said it was the intention Of the British government to make naval base there as soon as the Panama canal was completed and the report from Honolulu would tend 10 strengthen this. IL was not known here or at vancouver that big guns had been shipped on the Makura when she left here on Dec. 27. officers of the steamer said that cabled orders had been received from London 10 make a special call at Tanning. which is not a regular port of call, but they said they were unaware Of the req son. Tanning island is a station of the British Pacific cable.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-23
INDICT CASH
 REGISTER CO.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER
 co. IN CLUTCHES OF LAW
Cincinnati Grand Jury Indiets Thirty Officials ef Cash Register conbine.-l President Patterson Amongst Indie'- cd.
CBy Alaska News Bureau)

CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 23-A sig uai victory vas wen by the Govern ment in their fight agairst the trusts by the findings Of the grand rry, which has been investigating the Ma uonal Cash Register Co
 Thirty indictments have been re- turned against officials of the com pany. Amongst the officials indicted is President Patterson Of the Ma tional Co.
 The men indicted are charged with nazrant violations Of the sherman Antitrust Law. having secured a monopoly Of the cash register busi- ness. as a result Of which. the price of that device has been raised to an svorbitaut state
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-23
MEAT PACKERS TRIAL
 NAV END MARCH i5TS,
LRr AIaska Nsws Rureanl

nN AItt<ha aNNHH9 AaeA N--r'H|
 CHICAGO. Feb. 23-Both the gov eumeat and the defence are coop c-aung to expedite the trial Of the ten Chicago packers, and indications today were that the government 8 case might be concluded before March r5. At that time it is probable that rhe defence win make a motion to have Judge Carpenter instruct the jury ta bring In a verdict Of aCQuittal ou the theory that the government has failed Co make out it's case.
 Argument Of counsel on both mo- tons. if made. probably will occupy tv-a weeks. Examination Of Owen J.. Williams invoke clerk of the c. IT.. Hammond G Co. plan Of the National Packing Company at ChicaEo. was concluded today. F H. Fleming, head O, the beef consignment department al tre same concern. next told of us uses made of the test cost" and
 marrfus" in the dressed beef bust
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-23
BABY ELKs IN TOWN.

Among other interesting things at the Fireman's Ball last night were three baby Elks which we're led down from the lodge room and were allowed to gamble about during the evening.
 The new members who have been added to the skagway family of Elks are A. J. Baker. Waiter W Me Rrien and Harold Cogswell.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-23
ALASKA sWsgesTAEE
 DERBY IS ON.
oD, Teams "a Big Nid-Winter Sport 5aa Evsrt of No-thiand Start oH c-geIlirs Race Prem Nome Co Solomon And Return.
CR Alaska News BureaUl

NONE. FeA sS-The aA-Alaska Sweepsrakes Dog Derhy Is on, the teams having let yesterday along the shore route Co Solomon
 There are seven teams in the race which p0omsses co De the fastest eylr vua ia this big Novthland sport Ing event Excitement runs high over the race and much money is 5,iaz wSlyeoed on the outcome
 The Hoke Sml,h team CT ldita0cd is gaate5 uo wsa. although the siberian Hounds on the Ramsey team, winners Ia several oE the previous events are said Co be suo1E Couts1to0s for fiTsi H-arr E0Dc-s.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-23

Tn. above piece or news viu be TT interest to the many friends Of MT Anderson and Mrs. Cathcart hasr well known residents of SkaE, azv NIT Anderson has been in bus hess .a this city for many years. Mrs, g-tlra-l who ss a sistcr5n-law Ct Mayor Tanner. has resided here to-
 any years. and has many friends, -r, win bc surprised to hear CT her 7r-- gEe
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-23
PCNAL INDIAN PRINCE
 GRADUATES FROM HARVARD,
-rr Alaska News Roreaul

.h1 aN.t1'A@ t'NF F'-
 gANERIpGE. Mass, Feb, 2S-7Jals- r. poa Gaekwa-. Indian poieDate and heir apparent oo the throne oi sa-uEa. has completed his course at Harvard with hou0rs and will leave sr- India ln few days The prince r., is just @. entered the university - .rs fau og 1908 and completed the r-rs- fau--yoar academic course in r-se years and a half He special .-sr f0 government and religion
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-23
PRESIDENT TAFT SENDS
 SPECIAL MESSAGE TODAY
Contrary to Expectations Taft op- eoses The kquisItion by eovern- u,ent Of Telegraph Facilities in United states.
fBy Alaska News Bureau.J

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. 23-A surprise was sprung today when Pres ideat Taft sent a special message to Congress covering the movement con corning the Government control of ali Telegraph lines in the United states.
 Contrary to all expectation, Taft in his message opposes the movement
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-23

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 rr-aEH a-. ' t "" r... and Max ela
 The - ar-.r5 0- r.7'e w.h -N -a-a-ae-- who -a'et ga the Cur
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-23
ALASKANS MARRY
 IN SOUND cITN
IBy Alaska News BuCeaal

TACOMA. Wash, Feb, 2S-~eleoT"' .as the birthday ot George Washing. l1a and Mayor sSl" Tanner Uf Skag- way Alaska. Nr. John r, Anderson and Mrs. Catherine Cathcart Ot SkaE- way Alaska. were married in this g.yy Eesfo~iay.
 Rcy. P. W McCleod performed the ee-a-1ry at which few friends H-a-. invited
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-23
~ss sATsoN LEAVES.

.r-. r- .ra E-ar-s this aIfe-Hn1. ..- m. -nr. ar.--~v 7ECre she N...
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The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-23
ABE kTTELL FAILS
 TO SHOW CLASS.
LRr Alaska Nsas Bureaul )

IIl NIsNoh3s WI 1
 LOS. ANGELES. Cal, Feb. 32-Abe AtteH failed Co show the fight fans any indications Of class and the latter claim that Johnnie Kilbane, his op- ponent yesterday iu their twenty round match showed him up Co be a novice in the game.
 KfTbane. although lacking the knockout punch was able to land on Atteu at all stages Of tho bout. He was given a popular decision.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-23

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Feb. 23- SaH1r petruskey was given terri fe druhbiuE here yesterday by Frank Kla1se in their twenty round go.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-23

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Feb. 23- Frank ManteH. after a brilliant ex- hibiuon Of fighting throughout the entire twenty rounds of their bout here yes e-day. was awarded the decision over Billy Papke. who made a poor showing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-09
PRISONER ~ BEING
HELD INCOMMt NICtDO

Newspaper representative and
other persons who c1ll"d at the coun-
ty iail yesterday with view to con-
Verslng with the prisoner were de-
MED admijtan,c To TINT part of the
iail where he Is confined. Two law
ycrs who also called to see the pris-
oncr. were turned away. since he had
not made request OF the Jail offic-
ials To consult with counsel regard
ing his casc
Watson, or Guulct still maintains a
surly attitude ana since the discovery
of his attempt tu escape. which was
frustrated by fcllow prisoners. he has
shown bitter resentment toward them
Tor informing on him. he does not
speak to the jailor ur deputy Shcriffs
unless spoken TO, ana then answers
thclt questions guhrdcdly. 80 far he
has made uu statement oi the shoot
ing
Yesterday Chicf McMilHn. Ben Will
iams. chief ot the santa Fr railway
detective force and Deputy sheriff
Dick Lewis pat the prisoner through
an examination that lasted several
hours What they learned was not
made public hy them. hut this fact
leads to th, conclusion they secured
no new Information from the man
that would throw additional light on
ht case
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-09
LOS ANGELES SUSPECT
tN EN-TRhi\ ROBBER

Los Angeles Jan. S--Charles tIoff-
man. alias Charles Deem alias G. ".
Howard, was arrested here yesterday
hy agency detectives charged by them
with being directly connected with
the robbery Of the Pank OF Montreal
AT New Westminster. T. g.. Septcm-
ber Is, 1911. OF $25S.OOO.
When arrested Hoffman had $1,000
IN cash on his person. Hoffman had
been traled all over the rnite1
states.
Tonight the agency gave out
statement, showing the work of thor
men in following Hoffman.
The statement shows Hoffman 20
have served several prison terms COR
various crimes. including train rob
berry.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-09
KNAPP VIII
1--WE BAiI;lNG SI.1'Httk

pricsr Knapp had good dny yes
trrdag and passed % rostful night.
during which he slept most "f the
time. There. was me- recurrence of
the slight setback De- had "n sunday
evening. aud this satisfactory condi-
tion oi th, patient is especially en-
suumriur 600 90, attending surgeons.
who nov believe, h, has better than
an even chance lur ultimate recovery.
Tile officers splendid physique =
holding hu tu good stead in this
crisis and bis optimism concerning
th. uut."uI. "f ri. wound Is another
thing thlf Is aiding BOO bis battle Tor
lite.
% IS uor, than likely that the cius
council nin prptid, Tor the payment
ct ali expenses Incident 40 the medical
attention and hospital treatment
which pUIe,r knapp b. receiving a.
90 result "f saturdays shooting. Sew
eral 81 thr aldermen are Of the op-
inlau that the city should stand these
expenses. inasmuch as the officer a
the time he was shot was in the dis
charxe of his duties.
This j. the usual action taken IL
such eases In the larger cities the
:aaz; notable case OF which recently
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-09
New York Detectives Arrest Al
legged RingIeader of Bandits
Who Made Haul of S375,000
in British Columbia,
ANOTHER SUSPECT IS IN
JAIL AT LOS ANGELES
Capture of John Mcnamara
and Charles Deen May Result
in Solving One of BoIdeSt
Crimes On Record,


iBy Morning Journnl special Lensed Wire |
New York, 6.-JOhn cNamard ol
san Francisco, known 10 detectives of
hair dozen cities as Australian
Mack was arrested here tonisht Dog
central office and private detectives
on warrant charging him with the
larceny of $4,000 from the Bank of
Montreal of New Westminster %. g..
which was dynamited september "a.
1911.
Eleven hundred dollars was found
in his wallet and detectives are
searching the city tonight for S24o.-
600 of the banks funds which ne Is
believed to have brought TO New
York.
For ten days Mcnamara has been
under surveillance after travelling
over the United states ana Canada
for more than two months, il is said.
Police headquarters here say they
first learned 81 his arrival through "a
tip that some one was trying to cN-
change "a large amount ol canadian
money for american currency.
-Four detectives arrested MrN mara
on q street m Harlem. ne SUI mf-
ted quietly. asked To see the warrant
and after reading il, smiled and said
Il am greatly relieved. { thought
ID was some more SERIOUS charge"
IN ADDITION 10 larceny McNamara
is charged with dynamiting the
banks safe and binding aud saggine
% Chinese watchman Mcnamara
joLcd with his captors when hc was
urged 10. confess and said he was
travelling over The country looking Tor
s good location 10 open cafe.
For nearly fifteen years the police
assert. McNamara has been known Co.
the authorities throughout the cour-
irr. His picture. they say. Is in the
roguts gallery here and in Washing
ton. in Louisville and boo Chicago. but
there Is no record or any conviction.
-Four men. II is charged. are im-|
plicated in the alleged crime of which
VI Namara IS accused. Ia thei. haste
10 get away they dropped q $4,000
bundle at bills and finding that they
had more than they could carry hid
$4,000 beneath q wooden sidewalk in
New Westminisier.
SIX weeks later q bank in Buffalo
received 81 .0p5 in the stolen bills. d.
posted. the police declare. by pool
room keeper The bank b. said Co
have hsked the dtposi'or where Doe
procured il and upon his failure to
'nster. THE money Wss eonfiscaied.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-09

That Fred J. Watson * none other
than Theodore Goulet, a paroled con-
Wet from the Minnesota state peniten-
tiary. and wanted at Minneapolis for
violating his parole by leaving that
state. was the Information received
by chief OF police McMillin yester-
day from the police department OF
Minneapolis. The Information was
conveyed in telegram answering
message sent sunday by chief McMil-
lin. giving description OF Watson,
under which alias he is masquerndins
According to the Minneapolis police,
Goulet is % years old and resides In
North Minneapolis. The telegram
from that city did not state 'fos what
crime Goulet served time.
Thus is confirmed the belief OF the
local authorities that Goulet. alias
Watson, Is a fugitive crook which
chief NcMllin maintained from the
time of the shooting of Officer Knapp
by the man now in the county iail,
Yesterday Goulet's picture was tak-
en- and prints OF this win az once he
sent broadcast ana 10 the Minneapolis
IN an effort to learn more
of the mans past record. When the
picture reaches Minneapolis proof
OF the identity of Watson. as he calls
as Goulet. is expected to he
made However, this is practically
established already since the suitcase
which the men expressed from Albu-
nucrquc to Minneapolis saturday
VIA Wells Fargo express was
consigned tu j. Goulet, Minneapolis,
NJ Inn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-09

been filled BY the democratic state
committee. Mr. Bryan moved that
the selection of the state committee
be confirmed. National Committee
man Brown of Vermont made the
point of order that no such action
was necessary, that under the rules
laid down by the last national con
Vention the national committee had
no right to so back of the state COM
mttee's choice.
Chairman Mack sustained the point
of order and Mr.. Bryan appealed from
the decision Of the chair. We saw in
this ruling the defeat Of the protest
against Colonel Guffy and asserted
that the committee had u right 10
pass upon the eligibility OF its mem
bcrs. Mr.. Fryan seemed to realize
from the first that he was beaten. but
he went into the fray undaunted MI
Mack was sustained, 33 to 13. Among
the states voting To sustain the chair
man were: California. Montana, Ncv.
York, North Dakota Idaho, ONO.
Texas, Washington. Wyoming, Alaska
and Hawaii.
Among the states voting in the
minority were: Nebraska, New Jersey.
oregon, south Dakota, Utah, Colo
RADIO ana New Mexico.
Then the Guffy-Pulmor case was
taken up. 1t required nearly three
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-09
TIII not ~.

Met AT noon
speaker Clark presided. hut still
was suffering with a severe cold.
New Mexieos new representative
sworn IN.
Andrew Carnegie appearance be-
fore steel trust committee Wednesday
positively announced hy Chairman
Stanley.
Extra committrs strnugrapheis
struck because al reduced pay.
sugar trusi" inyssfigating com
mittee hearing postponed until tomo.-
Nv New mem aers of committed =
chosen bR caucus. elected hy house.
Representative Sherwood. Ohio. at
lacked Secretary Fishers estimate 81
s. :. oas Geo cost of sherwood pension
biu - So. .eao. GOO tos high.
District 81 Columbia legislation
considered
Adjaurnod at -."s uriil noon Tues
lar.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-09
ST. LOUIS FACES
WATER FAMINE
DUE To COLD
Ice in Mississippi River Clogs
Intake Wells of System Sup
plying City, LaundrieS Are
Shut Down,

ST Louis. Jan. N.-Twcuty laundrie~
ceased operations to-day because Of the
shortage of the water supply whice
threatens 10 become famine bcfo-
the week ends shortly before noon
the pressure became So weak that ;h-
second floors Of residences were with
out water.
The shortage is caused by the cioe-
ging Of the intake wells at the Chain
Of Rocks
Ice in the Mississippi river has gorg-
ed "a solid wall against the CRATES and
the supply ef reservoirs are being
rapidly. The shortage is
hastened by enormous waste causei
Dr. 1ll nishi running Of water g." pre-
vent the freezing of pipes.
The compton Heights reservoir.
which supplies The residence distfir-
in the southwestern portion of the
city. Eas ary at neon. 20 contained
go .ooo. aee gallons when tho cola wave
arriy-d
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-09

ia in New York on a charge of rob
bing the New Westminster, 3. c.
branch of the Bank Of Montreal said
tonight that they have arrested also
man known as Charles Dean, alias
the detectives say, was arrested at
Los Angeles last Friday aud is held
there awaiting extradition. Deem. II
Is sad. formerly conducted "A bowling
alley at Tacoma. He owned "A launch
and made frequent trips ABOUT the
sound. The detectives say that he
was injured by an explosion at Spo-
kane several years ago when he was
boiling dynamite to obtain nitro-glyc-
crime.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-09
HEAD OF THEOS0PHISTS
DEFENDS WILL CONTEST

san Diago Cal, Jan. N.--Eatherinc
Tinsley. head OF the Universal Broth
orhood of Theosophical society un-
derwent tcdiouf ross-eNaminatiu1
on the question OF whether or not
Madame TingleY had cNcrted any un-
due influence in having the late Mrs
Harriet =. Thurston make her will.
Today marked the opening of the
second week in the suit whereby
George I. Patterson. SON of the deccd-
ent seeks to break her viii by which
she bequeathad large portion pf
S241.0o0 To the woman who IS sup
RENE al Point Iona
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-09
THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
THE SENATE.

Met at = y. m.
Mr.. Rorah Of Idaho. spoke on child
labor bill
Mr.. Lorimcr's testimony in his own
defense before investigating commit
tee will be concluded tomorrow.
Pension committee deferred consid-
Grafton OF general bills pending pen
sion bureau estimate nf cost.
Adjourned at $40 until q. M
Tuesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-09
INRMON NipRIt INTI.S
EFFORTS on ms II;II.NDS

columbus. a.. Jan s.. Governor
Harmon appeared unexpectedly at
the jackson DAY banquet in this rit,
late tonight. upon his arrival from
New York. and made tho first direct
reference 90 his presidential canui-
dact Previously letter from the
governor hHa been read.
Entering the banquet hall uuh'r-
aided and unexpected. the governor
marched 90 once into IA" midst "i
the htuuu.tsrs. The crowd chrcrcd
heartily.
ln mention ne. his presidential cam
dldH.f Governor Harmon declared
that De- would o.. less than human f
he failed io appreciate the WORK uf
his friends DOB his behalf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-09

Lincoln. Neh.. Jan. N-A dispatch
from Deadwood. : -. SAYS g blizzard
IS raging in that section. Coai arriy.
ed In Deadwood yesterday for the
first time since the lrGinning of the
cold spell
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-09
CHILDREN CREMATED
m BURNING DWELLING

itaIs.. ldthn. Jan. S-Mrs. g. No
G,. 81 Elhl. Ihado. locked her three
children. aged ;. r. and .. in CO."
heus, while she went To- revival meet
Ing to-day. The house took fire and
fhs two older children were burned
o. death The other child received
~ iuris- that s!s.!y wili pfnre tassi.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-09
NAV iGgIo>TED At
SEATTI-E ALLEGED PAL

N--atii- Wa-h-. Jan. The Nnrth- I
9rsferH manager CT the detective
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-01-09
Police Department of Minneap-
oils in Answering Query of
Chief McMiIIin Partially Iden-
titles Would Be Slayer
OFFICER KNAPP HAS
CHANCE TO RECOVER
Good Day Yesterday Followed
By RestfUI Night at Hospital
Leads to Hope That Wound
ed PatroIman viii Survive.

. KNAPP HAS GOOD NIGHT.
Patroman Knapp was report
. ed AT 2:30 this morning as hay
. ing rested wen during the night
. and at that hour he was resting
. easy, being asleep. There was
. no change in his condition dur
. ine the night, nor in the twenty
. four hours preceding
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-05-24
Official Paper of County and City.
Long Distance Cumb. Phone No. 80.
GREENWOOD, MISS, MAY "a, 1912.
LET YOUR WIFE HELP YOU
SAVE.

Many men are living up to their in
come because they don't plan their eX-
penses in a systematic manner. They
don't take their wives in a business
partnership. If those men could only
know how many of our customers are
accommodating a nice bank account by
having their wives help them plan
they would change their system-and
their wives would feel a personal inter
est in the undertaking. Why don't you
try?
What you save will not only be saved
it will help-by earning 4 per cent.
interest, compounded semi-annually.
Bank of Leflore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-22

The opinion that politics may safely
ne ignored this year is winning more
adherents every week. The best op'n-
sen in Wall street IL that Taft VIII ne
elected. chiefly because OF the popular
raa e.iou against abuse and misrepre-