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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
BEACH IS ROBBED
FOR SECOND TIME
Same Man Is Believed to Be
Guilty of Both the
RObbprieS.

For the second time in two weeks.
robbers broke into Henry Beach's
salesrooms, 4OS san Francisco street
and stole a quantity OF silver and silks
Monday night
Entrance this time was effected by
breaking the plate glass door in the
front Of the store and Notwithstanding
that a light was burning within, the
burglars were not discovered While
at their work and made their escape in
the same manner as they entered, with
out policeman guessing it, The bur
glars took all the silver i'm one show
case and a large quantity Of silk
hanckerchlefs in another.
The robbery was committed by the
same person or persons VINO broke
into the place about two weeks ago,
for Monday nights thief had the key
which was stolen at the time the other
robbery was committed. The first rob
berry was committed by breaking the
rear transOm and getting in over the
door That time. the thief unlocked
the rear door from the inside when ne
left carrying the key away. Monday
night. after trying the back door with
the stolen key and finding that 1t was
barred from the inside. as were the
windows also. the burglar broke the
glass in the front door land climbed
in. The space through which entrance
was made is small. showing that the
robbery was committed by a boy or
small man, which was the case the first
time also. as the burglar left boys
size cap the first time
Between the times Of these two bur
glaries. someone got into the chamber
Of commerce by crawling through
basement window and slipping up
stairs to the first floor, and stole all
the silks silver and linen goods
which Mr.. Beach had on display there.
Klein Residence Robbed
Burglars broke into the home OF D.
Klein al 316 Texas street. Monday
night and got away with a gold watch,
S26 in cash and some studs and two
rings They pried open a back win
dow with an AK After leaving the
house they threw a glass box. in which
the articles stolen had been kept. IN
the lot a. the rear Of the old Pres
bytcrian church On Myrtle avenue and
Kansas street.
Lawyers office Robbed.
r Y. Bowden lost two suit cases as
the result OF a visit paid 10 his office
in the State National bank building
by burglars Monday night They
forced open the door of the office
Guadalupe Ecutia reported TO the city
detectives Tuesday that she had been
robbed Of $40 Monday night She
said that another woman had entered
the house she occupied on South stan
ton street near the corner OF Seventh
street and took her money, which was
in a pOcketbOOk-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
AMUSEMENTS
STOCK At Ell PAsO.


Opening the FL PaSO theater IOr a
/ summer. season. the Myrtle Nane stock
company presented salvation NeL 10
an apDreciative audience MONDAY nlsnC
! The play is the most pretenuOus ILeL
the company has Vet attempted ana a
bit heavy for summer stock. yet the
members of the company acquitted
themselves with credit and Miss ane
was particularly good throughout me
cast requires the entire strength OF
the company and some quite elaborate
stage effects. such as could not nave
been used at the Airdome, which was
the prime reason for the company S
change from that place 70 the FL Paso
theate
Salvation NeII-' is a play in three
acts with so speaking parts. The scene
Is laid in New YOrk's slums and i Is
a production in which Mrs. Minnie
Madden Fiske made such a hit last
year in the metropolis II relates the
story Of the life OF a friendless girl In
the tenderloin. her love for a worthless
man, who effects her ruin. and OF her
redemption by the Salvation ARMY IN
which she becomes a worker-knOWn
as Salvation NelI'-and finally saves
the man who had wrOnged her and sets
him in the right path as husband.
Verne Layton does the role Of the lover
There are numerous bits of comedy
and some extremely tense. dramatic
situations and passages, which com
panv less capable could do little but
muss I'D. Miss Nane and company give
very satisfactory production Bert
Hadley gave an unusually good imper-
sonation Of MAJ. Williams, of the SAL
Walton Army.
LLOYD Ingraham. Mae Enderly and
Gertrude Lawrence had the parts that
required the most effort and acquitted
themselves well Alaude Monroe has
real good bit OF work for the last act
and does II well, as usual
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
JOINT SKYSCRAPER
COST IS ESTIMATED
Engineers Say 1t VIII Cost
9195,00O, and More
Is Available.

No reports on the proposed court
house and city hall combination sky
scraper were made at the afternoon
session OF the county commissioners
and city council I'm Joint session Mon
day Mayor c. T. Kelly judge Eyiar
and W. :. Clayton said they had moth
ing TO report However. Clayton said
that city engineers had estimated that
the cost OF such structure would be
about $4,000 and Judge Eylar said
more money than that would be avail
able.
County health officer Hugh s White
said that 10 cents is being charged for
each consultation at the clinic and this
VIII be almost sufficient 10 pay for
tie medicines distributed
His monthly report showed IS pa
tieuts had entered the county hosni-aI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
CROP MOVEMENT IS
ON ALONG WEST COAST

Guaymas. Mexico May 1A-David
Smith. Of GUaymas has severed his
connection with the Mexican America n
Smelling q Refining company and has
purchased a ranch on the TaQui river.
near Esperanza- Nir. Smith bought the
place with a growing crop which he
viii begin harvesting about the first
OF June.
Acomparison of freight business
during April this year with the same
period of 1911 shows that in 1911 there
was a total movement Of loss cars and
ll1S cars during April, 1912, an in
crease this year Of 90 cars
To date the Los MOchis valley has
shipped l.6 cars OF tomatoes. and Il IS
estimated that the remainder OF the
crop Will approximate so cars
Catalogues VIII be shipped from the
west coast by express in very few
days. and by the 2Oth of May carload
shipments viii be moving. From Los
Alochis there viii be about 20 car
loads with probably 60 cars from Ca
jeme.
The garbanZO crop on the west coast
promises to he the largest this year.
being estimated at from o50.OOO 10
10000 sacks. or about 66,000000
pounds.
The Southern Pacific NaviSa ton
Company's steamship lucia" which
was taken out OF service several weeks
ago. has been reiustated and sails to-
day for Altata with so passengers from
MaZatlan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14

been conducted by non union employees,
under police guard.
DR.. y. z. sstterIee. Osteopath, 60s
American Bank Bldg, phone IA.
DIR. T. ID. Garrett. diseases Of the stoul-
ach and intestines 516-5lS Mills Bldg.
DIR. r. ". Ra0igf. Dentist sue to DIS.
Paget Il T,atlifr 204-5-6 Caples Bldg.
Or. Robinson. diseases o. children.
removed TO 211-212 Roberts Banner.
We take this method OF thanking our
many kind friends for their words Of
sympathy and beautiful flowers so
kindly given in this our hour OF sor-
row, occasioned by the death of our
beloved boy, Harold
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Bevan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14

committee. Everett Foster. sect-treas-
urer, " T. Bobbitt, sergeant at arms
+ NJ Walker. Ed Aguerre. Bert Hers
kOWItz, delegates to Central Labor IN
i0n- John Kuhn. J. s. p. Garfield, J. r.
Esstburn. auditing committee.
On Wednesday International Typo
graphical union officers viii be voted
for in all Of the locals. Election Of
ficers have been named by the FL
PasO union TO secure the vote here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
n pAsO THEATFR.

All this week, the Worlds Fair Stock
company presents the famous prOduc-
ton salvation Nell at the Fl PasO
fhester- with natinees Wednesday and
SATURDAY.. The night prices are 25C, 35c
and soc: the matinee prices 10c and 2Oc.
The curtain rises at $50 The man
agement ventures to say that few cit
les are as fortunate as Fl PasO in be
inc able 10 see this masterpiece at pOp-
ular prices. The company pays heavy
ROYALTY for the privilege Of producing it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
THE BTJOT

wars Havoc the spectacular Ka-
lem feature. Will be exhibited again at
the Bifou tonight for the last time.
Those who We're unable to attend last
night should not miss this last oppor-
tunitv Of seeing this fine production"
the management urges The program
also includes one Of Edison's dramas,
presented by two public favOrites,
Mary Fuller and Marc McDermOtL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
-, l.naM-EnRn THEATER.

Four reels of pictures are given
nightly at the Crawford theater- The
admission is only sc and Toe
The ceiling is high and the building
well ventilated and the management
saws if is fumiEated regularly. There
is a continuous performance nightly
from o'clock. with matinees Saturday
and Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
-. stnnds Remored ID Chicaeo.

Chicago. H.. MAY 1.-THE city coun-
Gil last night passed a resolution au-
thorizlng mayor Harrison to instruct
chief of police McSweeny to remove
all news stands from street corners
in Chicago. since the newsbOyS
struck In sympathy with the presSmen
about two weeks ago, the stands have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
At rHE AIRDONIE.

The Abbott de Fay vaudeville az
gregation opened at the Airdome Mon
dav night for a weeks engagement.
Five acts are presented and the ad-
mission charge Is only &c. and 10c.
There will be a change of program
Wednesday and Saturday. Seats are
on sale All Rvan's The James p. Lee
Musical COMEDY company viii open at
the Airdome next Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14

during April. 80 had len and 81 re-
NAMED on May l. while 20 had been
treated there during the month. In
and 1897 consultations held
Then the county commissioners went
to the First National bank to count
the cOunty's money in accordance with
the law which requires them to. do this
once month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
TUO yAUDEyUI.E PLACES

Vaudeville is now running in two Il
Paso amusement resorts The AirdOme
opened a weeks program OF vaudeville
last night and at the Majestic the
management began offering the Levy
(San Francisco vaudeville offerings
last night The AirdOme viii change
TO musical comedy with the arrival,
next week. OF the James P. Lee com
pany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
CRAXyFORD THEATFR

.The Half Back VIII be presented
Nav % by the members Of the FL Paso
high school for the benefit OF the local
dramatic society. Admission 10 the
lower floor will be T5c, balcony soc and
&c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14

Construction OF electric fixtures the
best made. immunity to tarn1sh Our
goods are open to inspection TexRs
Electrical supply Co. -''HOuseyof OusI-
ity" 119 y Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
UTDATcO AND LIBERTY.

At the HidalgO and LlDerIy IheaterS
three new reels are shown every day
These are large. coy and cool houses
The admission is only cents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14

We make no secret of the reason:
Selling prices low, attention to Gus
toners. trained electrical workers: safe,
sound workmanship-alwa anxious to
pIease Texas Electrical supply Co.,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14

II you want to save $40 or SIS and
get a tailor made suit guaranteed to
fit and please YOU, see those uncsIled-
for summer suits at r. V. Parsons
10 Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14

Twelve-iuCh desk fans at the Texas
Electrical supply Co.. $1,000 1l9 North
stanton St. Home OF Quality"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14

IncaIIeu-IOE TonIs-I HIIor made.
Exceptionally good patterns - new
summer fabriCs-ar less than cost. r
Y. Pearson. 10 Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
~ BreUitles
eLUS
Train Bulletin.

Train Bulletin.
All afternoon and night trains for
Tuesday are reported on time
Hacks until you can't rest Long
wells Phone j or 1901
For house wiring and fixtures see
the National TelegraphOne and supply
Company. 81 Mills street
Merchants lunch. II to $50. 35cts
meals TO order till p m. Open sun
days. Inn Cafe, jackson Squires-
Prompt Hack Service.
POmerOy's hacks are at the barn,
hitched, awaiting your call. Phones.
Bell 65l-2444; Auto. 165l-2444
DR.. Cameron. Dentist. zos Mesa Ave
DR.. JAMESON. senito-urinary, skin and
rectal diseases. 61S Mills Bids
Mexican papers. spanish cooks and
stationery. los E Overland street
Have your electrical work done BY
the old reliable Texas Electrical supply
CO., rs y. stanton St 6oth phones.
The yellow wagon is always ready.
Longwells- Phone 1 or 1O0l-
DR.. Gerber. s1s Mills Bldg. Diseases
Of women and rectal diseases
DR.. A. T. StiII OsteOpathic Infirmary.
DR.. Ia ". Collins physician in chief
Dr.. Amelia BUrk, DR.. Grace Parker, DR..
Paul r. Collins. consulting physicians;
25I West Missouri street
Finest that can be produced" Rich
ellen Ferndell Batavia GrOcers sell them.
DR.. Klein. physician: internal medl-
cine: special attention given TO tuber-
culosis. Office. Roberts Banner Bldg
Mexican Herald on Sale
AZ Wards Pharmacy, in FL PasO. Com
plcss and reliable news of what hap
pms in Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
IerIcan Heraid On sid

al Wards Pharmacy, IN II PasO- COM
plcse and reliable news Of what hap
pms in Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14

Merchants lunch. II to $50. 35cts
meals TO order till . p. m Open sun
days. Inn Cafe, Jackson SQuires.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14

.sFincst that can be produced" Rich
aiieu Ferndeu Batavia GrOcers sell them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14

DR.. Klein. physician; internal medl-
cine: special attention given to tuber-
culosis. Office Roberts-Banner Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
Ilrnmnf Hnck Serrice.

POmerOys hacks are at the bar
hitched, awaiting your call Phone
Bel. 651-2444, Auto, 165l-2444
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14

For house wiring and fixtures see
the National TeleSraphOne and supply
Company. 317 Mills street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14

Dr.. A. T. stiH OsteOpathfc Infirmary.
DR.. Ia ". Collins. physician in chief;
Dr.. Amelia Burk. DR.. Grace Parker. DR..
Paul r. Collins. consulting physicians;
Z0l West Missouri street
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-21

s1gielskiego komitetu. Sazonowa
przyjal krol Jerry ma audyencyi
i sniadaniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-21
2 awiatyki.

Tegoroczne wzloty awiatyczne
w parku Granta spotykaja sic z
rozmaitemi przeszkodami: deszcz
slime a zdradzieckie wiatry, klot-
ME wSrod urzednikow i grozacy
strajk awiatorow : wszystko tc
czyni popisy obecnie sic odbywa-
jace matoznaczacemi, wyroznia-
jacemi sic tylko... fatalnosciami.
Ma wczorajszych popisach W
parku Grant'a odznaczyl sic
Beckwith Haven, ktory ladnie O.
krqzai cyfre 8. Procz niego wznie-
sli sic wczoraj w powietrze ma
stepujacy awiatorzy: Antoni Jan
nus, Marcel Tournier, Glen Mar,
tin, w. c. Robinson, Horace
Kearney, Max Lille i De Lloyd
Thompson. -.
Wczoraj przyznano awiatorom
|'nastepujace sunny "a wzloty re,
szlotygodniowe ma poluw Cicero
Max Lille, $4oI.S7; c. L. Wig
gins, $4II.42; Glen Martin, $41o.-
o.; De Lloyd Thompson, $780,,
| I63; Horace Kearney, $237.3Ii
Farnum T. Fish, S322.%; Howard
Gill, $21o.o5; George Mestach
$2o4.27; Antony Janus, $IS8.37
Ia. C. Beach, $167.I7;C c. S. Sjolan-
der, $S6.72; Maurice Provost, S77
S.; Earl Daugherty. $751;: -,
,,Inkwest", koronera sprawie
Snierci awiatora Howard'a Gill
zabitego W kolizyi napowietrznej
wykazaf niedoiestWo ze strony u,
rzednikow. Do rzadzenia kiero-
wanna wzlotami wybrano ludzi z
kof arystokratycznych, znalacych
sic ma awiatyce - jak koza ma
pieprzu. Francuz Jerry Mestach
kt6rego monoplan zderzy} sic z
dwup1atowcem Gill'a, zostaf przy-
wieziony re szpitala ma wczoraj-
sly yinkwest". Skarcii. on ze la
mi w oczach kierownikow obec,
nych kontest6w awiatycznych
nazywajac ich niedo}egami gfup-
cami.
Awiatorzy odgrazaja sic, re "a
strajkuja jezeli ma jutrzejsze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-21
soBoTA DA SEPTEMBER 2D 0r2 RokU

Harmonem j demokratycznym
kandydatem ma gubernatora, J.
W. Cox'em. Wyglosif kilka NOW
ma rome temata. Oprocz NOW po-
litycznych, wygiosil przemowe dc
nauczycieli, zebranych tutaj ma
konwencyi stanowej.
.Wielu politykierow, = miedzy
ktorymi obecnie sic obracam, "a
krawa wiecej ma amatorow W
porownaniu do ,uniwersyteckich
politykierow, z ktorymi miaiem
do czynienia W ciagu mojej ka-
ryery profesorskiej. Me posiadaja
oni daru wymowy, ktory polega
ma tenn, IL wszystko pokrywa sic
iadnemi slowkami, piekna frazeo-
logia, ktora biaiego robi car
ne, a czarnego bale.
w movie do kilkuset kupow
przemyslowcow mowil CUB, Wal.
son o komisyi przemyslowej, ma
jacej regulowac trusty. Osmie-
szyf zarzut, IL demokraoi ME tro-
SEGA sic o los przemyslu i han
dlu. Przeciez prawie poiowa kra-
ju wyznaje zasady demokratycz-
ne. Co zaS do komisyi taryfoweJ,
CUB. Wilson oSwiadczyl, IL ciala
wszelkie, majace kierowac prawo'
dawstwem, prowadza tylko do
opoznienia.
Omawiajac kwestye monetar-
ma, kandydat prezydencyalny wy
rail sic, re reforma systemu pie
nieznego jest jedna z najgwaito-
wniejszych potrzeb naszego kra,
iu w chwili biezacej. System O.
becny jest tylko sztuczna przesz-
koda, tamujaca rozwoj dalszy ma
szego dobrobytu. w przeciwnym
razie, uSmiercimy nasz dobrobyt,
naszym sztywnym, nieelastycz-
nym systemem pienieznym.
Cub. Wilson przybedzie do Chi
cago dnia 10 pazdziernika, ma IL
slime zadanie zwolennikow Dun
ne'a, demokratycznego kandydata
ma gubernatora Stanu Illinois.
Roosevelt w Nebraska.
Omaha, 21 wrzesnia. = Wczo7
raj puIk Roosevelt podrozoWaf
20 Stanie Nebraska, zatrzymuIac
sic w kazdej wiekszej mieJscowe,
Sci wyglaszajac mowy.
w LINCOLN Roosevelt wyjasnil
dlaczego wystapii z partyi repu-
blikanskiei Zreformowae starel
.partyi ME MONA. Ludz9 ksorzy
MIA owiadneli, MONA tylko ki-
lem nawrocic. Do tel 1isty zaia-
czyi Victor Rosewater'a Nebra-
ska, bylego przewodniczacego ko-
mitetu krajowego. Wskazai Ro-
osevelt ma to, IL pred kilkoma
dniami komitet kraj. ma mieJ-
see komitetowych progresywnych
przyjal tych, ktorzy zostall poDl-
ci w prawyborach tegorocznych.
Roosevelt znowu oswiadczyi,
IL CUB. Wilson, jezeliby zosta'
wybrany prezydentem, ME zdo'
lalby wprowadzit swych progre-
sywnych projekt6w W zycie'
gdyz jego teorya rzadu wyra-
iona W platformie demokratycz-
nei przez niego samego W mo-
wach dotychczasowych, ME zga-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-21

trole mad ia kompania, ktora da-
,wniej byia podlegia trustowi ma
ftowemu. Trust chciai mad "a
kompania utrzymac dalsza kon-
trole.
Trust naftowy jeszcze istnieje.
Nowy York, .21 wrzesnia. :
R. c. Veit, sekretarz Standard
Oil Co. cd New York, wczoraj
przyznai, IL kierownicy roznych
kompanii, ktore dawniej wchodzi-
ly w skiad trustu naftowego, je-
'szcze codziennie sic zbieraja W
tenn samem miejscu, gdzie daw-
niej glowne biuro trustu naftowe-
go sic miesci}o, pnr:: 26 Broad
way. Zbieraja sic rzekomo ma
wspolny luncheon. Lecz Vet
twierdzi, re tylko O ogolnikach
rozmawiaja.
Powyzsze zeznanie zrobii Velt
W procesie, wytoczonym przez
,Waters-Pierce" kompanie tru~
stowi naftowemu w celu uwoln1e-
MIA sic cd dominacyi trustu tego.
ktory podobno jeszcze ma istnlec.
Okradi dom milionera.
Nowy York, 2 1wrzesnia. -
Ziodziej zakradf sic do mieszka-
MIA J. P. Morgana, Jr, (syna sla-
wnego milionera Morgana) pod
czas gdy Morgan i 40 sluzacych
bylo W glebokim snie pograzo-
nych. Kradziez ia miala mielsce
w styczniu br., lecz dopiero wczo-
raj schwytano ziodzieja, John
Bernauer'a, ktorzy sic do kradzie-
zy przyzna}. Wartosc bizutery.
skradzionej wynosila $4,000. =
Morgan ogiosii nagrode W sumie
5000 "a zwrot bizuteryi.
Policya przylapala Bernauer'a,
gdy zastawiai niektore klejnoty
W sklepie zastawowym. Poczat-
kowo wziela go "a R. Frosbey'a,
.ktory ucieki z wiezienia miejskle-
go, zwanego nToombs" -
Wydawcy krytykuja ustawe
dziennikarka.
Nowy York, 2l wrzesnia.
Dyrektorzy Stowarzyszenia wy
dawcow gazet amerykahsklch.
(AmericanNewspaper Publishers,
Association )przyjeli rezolucye IA
wczorajszem posiedzeniu, W kto-
rel oSwiadczaja sic "a apelacye do
sad6w nowego prawa federalnego
maiacego ma celu rzadowa kon7
E,trole mad pisniami peryodyczne-
mi. Ustawa ma wchodzic W zycie
z dniem l pazdziernika. Cz}onko-
vie stowarzyszenia otrzymali ko-
pie opinii adwokata stowarzysze~
MIA, orzekajacej, il ustawa nova
lest niekonstytucyjna. Ustawa ia
przesliznela sic przez kongres W
,ostatnich dniach kadencyi ostar~
niej. Dazy ona, wediug opinll wy
bitnych prawnikow do federalne)
cenzury mad prasa.
Neuromobilitis.
Washington, 81 wrzesnia. -
Ma rocznym miedzynarodowym
kongresie hygieny demografii
dr.. Tohn P. Walker z Walla WAL
la, Wash, okreslii sk}onnost ml2-
! (Dokonczenie ma str. 9eD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-21

dza sic z progresywnyml zasada-
mi. Dalei Roosevelt powiada, re
wiadomosc o tenn, IL CUB. Wilson
sprzyja ograniczeniu wiadzy rza-
du, bedzie przyjeta radoscia W
koiach finansowych ma Wall uli.
cy, kt6rym zalezy ma wolnosci cd
kontroli rzadoweJ.
Dunno atakuje Deneen'a.
Fairfield, ILL.,, 21 wrzesnia. =
Kampania stanowa wre w calej
peini. Byiy burmistrz Dunno /
CUB. Deneen, objezdzaja caly Stan
atakuja sic wzajemnie.,.
Wczoraj Dunno podniosl kilka
waznych zarzutow, dotyczacych
przeszlej dziaialnosci CUB. De-
neena. Zapyta1 sic go, dlaczego
przywlaszczyi sobiey $243,0Oo po-
wstaiych z houoraryow, do mic,
go nienalezacych? Pieniadze te
wciagniete zostaiyby do funduszu
szkolnego. Gdy Deneen byi pro-
kuratorem stanowyrn, liczy} so
bic honoraryum ME "a Gala skar-
| ge. lecz "a poszczegolne zarzu-
| ty, II S. cd mniejszych prze-
stepstw a $15 Cd wiekszych. Gdy
pozniej zarzucono Deneenowi
nieprawne przywlaszczenie tych
pieniedzy, ten tlomaczyl sic; re
termin przepisany statutem prze-
dawnienia juz upiynal, a wiec ma
wszelkie prawo do tych pienie-
dzy.
Zapytai sic take Dunno CUB.
Deneena, skad ma fundusz ma o.
placenie swego specyalnego po-
ciagu, ktory ma kosztowac $3.50
dziennie. w sprawie wyrugowa-
MIA Jack potterow" legislatu-,
ry stanowej, CUB. Deneen mic ME
uczynii "a jednak pod przysiega
zeznai re wiedziai o ich istnie-
! niu cd r. 1897. 0 rozrzutnosci W
administracyi stanowej przyto-
cyl Dunno kilka iprzykiad6w z
zarzadzania parkami zachodnimi
W Chicago.
Nowy process przeciw trustowi
naftowemu.
Waszyngton, 21 wrzesnia.
Department sprawiedliwosci
przygotowuje sic do wezwania
John D. Achbold'a innych IL
rzednikow Standard Oil Co., do
sadu wskutek zarzutu nieposza-
nowania sadu, Rad twierdzi, re
skoalpanlsSnie w5soaas delresa
Trybunalu Najwyzszego Stano@
Zjednoczonych, nakazujacego
rozwiazanie trustu.
Prokurator generalny Wicker.
sham posiada podobno dowody,
IL trust naftowy ME rozwiazd(
swych 33 kompanii skladowych
ma niezalezne firmy. DIS kon,
trola trustu mad tymi kompania-
mi Jest TAXA, jaka byla poprzed-
| nio.
Dokladna data wezwania Arch
bold'a innych urzednikow d.
sadu jeszcze ME jest wiadoma.
Podejrzenie rzadu, IL trust je-
szcze dalej istnieje, zostalo wy
wolane procesem, wytoczonym
przez H. Clay Pierce, prezesa
.,Waters-Pierce Oil Co." o kon-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-21
z Nieniec.
TeIegTamy krajowe.

Pobyt CUB. Wilsona W COLUMBUS.
Columbus, O., 21 wrzesnia. -
Cub. Wilson spedzii wczoraj 12
godzin w Columbus. Odbyl kilka
konferencyi politykierami, mic
DIV innymi CUB. Stanu Ohio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-21
KOniec Niepod|egfej Persyi
Sytuacya w Mexyku.
WALK w NIKARAGWIE.
Przeciwko Aeroplanom.
Wytrzymala Sufrazystka.
Z francuskich senzacyl
= NIEMIEC.
WALK w NIKARAGWIE.

Cub Wilson Columbus Roosevelt Nebraska.Dunne
NOwy przecw trustOwi nafto-
wemu Zeznaje, naftOwy dalej istnee Okrad}
milionera. Wydawcy kryykuja NeuromObils
500, 900 pOcagu Sztab generalny poleca
zwiekszienie zbrojnej.