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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-09
1t Is a Safe Investment

If you buy your spring needs here. We have the
LARGEST assortment to be found IN the city, and
the prices are the lowest consistent with quality.
We carry the largest stock Of refigerators in Ell
Paso. This fact enables us to sell at lower prices.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-09

The Fireles Stove That
Cooks
No. 1 size, single COM
pertinent 1890 $1,000
No. 2 size, double com
partment $500 $3.50
The Calorio Cooker cooks
your breakfast while you
sleep
Cooks your noon neal Vzhis
yoG clean house, read, ssR
or 60 TO church.
Cooks yo~ suPpGVhils yOu
60 to the matinaa, entertain
your Visitorsorcau en- your
friends.
What more could y0u aak1
We are exclusive agsntA-
Ice Cream Freezers
We have the White Noun
tain, Arctic and Blue Ribbon
Steel Freezers.
1 quart size ArOtia
Eree1ers go. 49, s-Sl-oo
2 quart size Arctic
breezers 80. -------2o
3 quErt size Arctic
Freezers go. --.---&Eo
( quart size Arctic
FTeezers $780, -S325
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
COTTON MARKET
CLOSES FIRM

Nsw York. Nov 1a a-Cofton fufures
opened steady ard cold lg UH Ia points
net higher uahf after ere eaH on some
uhat Setter cables than expected reaH-
alrlua adtiecs aa 90 tne political Hitua-
lion abroad. covered tF Huule uf FrHfnr-
dave sellers and rn-uuTtnN ~ uId hullM
There vas heavy nufHide liquidation or
rsa Ialnn. however which suou weakened
prices anf TIE mafket wna Ferr nervous
ard unsettled fuflnH tfe wtdlfe ~ tHF
morning wItH the nrtFe months HFllinM
nr 9 points uuHnF NfafnrhaN'H ctoHtng
Trndiun wnH FEffemflN active und the
selling herame general en the hroak.
neiow le cents Tor srruie uunthH de-
Hnand became more active whle De- luak-
"a 81 r the outside nruidafi8r waa 94h-
sidiuE % snme extent and the market
Developed a nIEadieT tone on buEiah
southern auot affirta and rfPuria that
mile aere huFiuE On tHa decline. rFiues
rallied ff or fs points from the lowest
and while dnrtuaftona Were trreguiaf tatN
in the fHreunnm. HnfIWe mlmufhH ulinH
about % f0 uolnta net hiEher AZ midday
IRE markft soid "a o. 8 paints ahnVs
ycEter1aFsa rioalra dung the noon heur
on southern hiIFtnE. reueWed huN Huuucrt
and covering huf iatrr rearfrd 2 ~ 10
points On scattered Nauidafion
SPOT cotton cinaed quiet. nidf.ina up-
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
STOCK MARKET
CLOSES STEADY

New Work NeF fr-Tmrrafemerf fn
ere fufFiEn uarknfe were diferfiF reject
81 iu TIE strength ~ ffe iural sfnfk sz-
rnnnNe AZ tcAawa opHrine Canadian
naEfMe raIned f. faH sE Paul = f+# anI
gains ~ a fnH point were made - sferi.
thlrn parinr. Lfhieh Waller. nealinF
Srnrftna. AiwaaauaffH Copper. ard
some other Issues nf Lesser iunnrtanre
AmnHG the faM nnfmwnrfhN arr IHNm were
fnffrnafltual ranfr pa. ~eaNaaff hff
I.ina ufa. and suufhpfu Railway. Wnief
'usf ever 4 unlnf each
Traders fnok afEanfaEe nf she hiF
ousnlne % PIT out Fta1 A. an1 fhs mar
Me- loaf aimsuNt hmW nf SEE rlNf t.s ferf
nrinna commenced ~ wurh upwards
aaatn.
"A Vieoruus raaY in American stoek.
shTnaa ufusft Temporary a,rru9tH 70 fhf
iaral marked m fne nrsf nuur n tnslaf
traHfnm mith KaimH of tn points
Later hnweNnr a hear ufiNe sunh fHs
arnarni lnFsi ~ rfirnH e. tHe lowest fr-
rnrieH in several weeks There naa na
neus e. afrHaFnt Or are fueden rn.
aiafirNf nfhrF fIFam efwnrHL uniifinaI nn.
refHnFf ewfH am3 fIwm~a tHnf err fstffn.
rnar - rennff - fhH rFTEfFa Inn taan - fr.
nrHef8nE fne HerrarfH ~ fha casters rnH.
, uaf enEirerrt mirtf prove lnfaFsrstI ID
90 the railFoa6s
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
lands. f1so. ruif tgts 40 sales
Cotton futures rIosed nru
Omen NHfnn Low
New Orleans Futurcs.

Ntu Orleans Nov ~ Cotton faiurfs
aseued steady fhrr paluts down 60 ono
rn.ut - camnared NIth The last prices
20 EnatrrnaN cables mere better thHn
due but brokers bad au arrumuiaiinr
over uiUhI nf aNlinE orders 90 hll. am
fhfr wriEhrf aEainHf prices FuppNfi
vas oHercd and Enon aftEr The caN ere
tradluN moathH sent tn lo points over
yesterday close OHnrfnNa were fr-
doubled ~ fhte advance ard thr narkei
uea akenei aulesiv and fei ~ rs g. fe
points sfandlne to ~ points under Fea-
tertaYs nnai agurss az tho cnd e. the
nraI Haf hour 20 NslsiHrHH.
Toward the middle ~ che unrninH fhe
market acquired new strength Nnf sell
oTa found their onerinEs teadlv ahsorhcd
A. fna fnorniua nroHrfaaed. tho demand
gren aud prices GrafHaIlF recovered anN
finally showed net advance. Shorts
commenced 20 cover their losses ln nnm-
siderable runfuaun. The advance ap-
feared 90 hf due almost wholly - sup
port ~ r. rreruiafite character. although
tle CunaeFt affKe flernsnl lu tle markei
seemed fo De- much Impressed hF favor
able trade accounts ard Co he furnlshimr
some rrHiNtauUH tu HrNlmN pressure. Ai
noon the tradIng ulunthH wvrc 70 % la
points over yesterday close
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
SPORT SNAPSHOTS.
~ pan necsrty.

Huwhsy Jennings. uho la pulling
down $500 r. week aa a Iauderfue ar
tlai. sings in Ste act He warhles
That's How Love You."' Those who
have heard Jennings asy that he inn't
hair a. good az Caruao. sea there D.
aou1efhlnw about hla singing that
makes the audience want % hear
some more Instead 90 singing
HuNhey secs through his coaching
amfies
De told a friend ths one sons Wa
all be know.
New York America league fans are
SORRY % see Woivertcn go Sc was
popular with them. and they thought
be poor showing this season waa due
% bad luc& with his hest PLAYERS.
President Farrell ~ the club. is casting
about Tor r. new man 20 lead bis team
next srason.
Hank Opay. who managed the Ciu-
cinnau Reds last season into first
division berth. may ho an American
ieaRue umpire neNt year fe doesn't
want tn be manager araln. "What
the Reds need ia nlaginE manager. %
said Hank Ia "a recent letter e. Pres
ideut Garry Hermann ~ that club.
PADDY favin's bout with Kld Broad
at Buffalo Friday night shows how
hard n a. foe nNhter fa get 3 fresh
start without the sacrihce - self-rs-
sreet Broad is just an ordinary nEht-
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

Tsnflnr Wl-h. Nov fo "A football
piagsr haa turned up AZ fhs wehir.
Agricultural college vho. were he 8.
HFrvard. Yale a. Prneeton. saaIi t,
herslaef as ths wonder m ur ars
fun name "a Hlako Miller and b. p.ay.
a. isf ems on enc MICHIGAN ARris
slrWfm
/, .crfues rreard Miller a. ths wssrr
fFsafasf piafsr ana about ere only
candidate fhtH aerfinn 81 fhn wnrid
WNl nFcduee For the An+Aueffaan
fram this aaH
Neeofeinr 81 Rsinh lgoaeiand. for
Wer princffnn star. and now one oi
tte heHf knnwn ohrlais in tNa west
Miner ID me nnf M the nresf if So
snr. Ha ia ere nrFf man fo toura or
Mirhigan fna Fear rn fhe Iepaua
game he sos away feuf times fn lenH
Errinte to enc saai pulled m thsns end
runs an1 received two forward posses
whira Herc rnad f1r 1t Yards each.
finaEisud saTs Miller 81 tna areafea'
~rinpef ln fhe game "A 1lunrr
urHns PLAYER wn0 amn catch a fsr
ward pass on fhe dead ron end noi
ioea stride. ffeH also "a star De-
irnsive man having stopped evnrs
r'av directed around hia end ttls sea-
son
MILLER haus from Tonawanas =. ~
That hffir hnrF also produced gisr
Crip NnV wlihnuf HNuhf fhn maai
hriA'mnt ariadier who ever piaved Al
Obnrlin
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
HEALTH TEACHERS WORK HAD
BEEN A PLEASURE To HIM

When tha ffsalth Teacher was here
~ stated IhHt he waH greatly pleased
with che praise tnnf bad bc.n be-
stuaed on the Quaker preparations In
nart he rt.f. People WHO have had
oedmHIuu fn InVeHttnatr are surprised
a. fhe Iarge numbers of ruTrriaa and
afflicted citizens having called On mo
in thIa rff Th.a ouiV bears aHf thr
oid sayInr. thaf one-balf of tha world
Knows NOE bow tho ether hal lives.
People ulo are strong and gaalhy
cannot imne.ne how mneh real suffer
ine there ~ It gives me rrcaf pleas
Gro 90 Ue able 60 show these sufferers
tNat fhere good heaHh and fsurntd
suenFIH fnr fhen r.rht here in their
cit-anf a have certainly proved thai
FAR hF aHoNuE them cures every dav
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

- whom Lavia would have scorned IN
ire old Gays However. he took the
bout to further Eia chance - another
argument with rs. %. Brennan who
Knocked hlrn out 4 few months ago
lawn has led clean life but mid
night meals. too much pie and a lax
lty IN trainins have Pot him on the
klhosh temporarily.
Helnle Zimmerman. who vas eis-
covered hY Johnny Evers. the new
manager ~ the Chicago Cubs. Woufd
like 90 take the place ~ his new boss
81 second base EVers has been wos-
ryinF about q successor for Joe Tim
ker az short. why not Evers pat him 3
self az ehort Zimmerman 81 second.
and then Tommy Leach. nov In tie
oufneid. On Zimmerman's present berth
"a third Leach made good az third
with the ptttEhurE Pirates. and Eim-
mie is sure he can a. Doe better a.
second than Evera ever could.
The immediate future ~ SIR Joe
Tinker ChlcaEo cub Hhurfsto ta
ahrouded On myEfert Tinker wanted
30 be- manager ~ the cincinnati RrdH.
bat President Murphs. 81 The cube.
and CARR Hermann. of the REDS
couldn't come 90 terms Murphy wants
Nap Ruckor. the Brooklyn star tWirlcr.
and would hke 10 exchange Tinker for
him. n ls said. however. that Prcsi-
dent Ehhetts wouldn't exchange Ruck-
er for two Or three Tinkers.
America uiu 30 oVerrun with for-
eirn boxers this winter A few -
them who are out after cur money
are Romhardier Wells champion
heavyweight ~ England George Car
penticr. the French UEhtwelEht cham
pion. with whom BWv pauke wiped
tbe earth last month. Chtrles Iedoux.
French bantam who % the only star q
tue lot
Football critics say that Bottles
Thompson. MIrhiEan's raptaiu END iuiI-
bach. D. hardly 3 eandhiato far thc Ali.
Wcndrrfu nrrfrrflaurea iu nume Of fHa
Hamef trIH HnHHcul they SAY he lacks Au-
nreFirnu class Per Instance. ~ ls said
- haadiraH himself when hltfing the line
tangrr "at 10 class 2 That. certainly.
Thorpe + proving q big drawinr card
FL the indian football aames this year
I Hundre1s attend che games iusi 90 watch
bin PLAY
I University ~ psnnavivauia studonta ere
1 nuIlina fHr another football coach. They
/ Say Andy smith. present coach. fnav be
I Ffeat ard all that but De isu Trifina
the ramnH and they dunf uke it They
want hih Hoilenoeck. Penuay's former
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
CHICAGO GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS

ChicaNo. Nov iz=-ArTentine weather
ffnarts mnled wheat The market open
80 on hanaed to a-se down. Firsf sales
~ nFcFmhrf Wrra az ff Is 81 kaa1-Ac.
q laHs 80 t-Ntt1-a 20 9-kr. bat the price
recovered - Sd n~kr
NnrfwllNF corn opened uNrhmmmNn a.
fssmf-Ar loser az 81 - 90 f-sMH-ar and
then aarnndei 60 81 a-Ec
Nafs turned upward. nFrrmber. which
arened a shade IN a. 81 1-sr. climbed %
I'D hanm
BuFlnN Armed provisions TRANSACTION
az tnr outset varied from taNf uiHhf's
lHEfl fn fsar above win January So 81 -
90 als - fur nufk. afa.fa i.l fof iard and
81 81 ~ o. SO far rlhs
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

When 2 was here proved IL and nov
rests wnh the public themselves
v-hethsr or NOT have done 81. My
partins woris before J had let were
tlememher g vas not the man bat the
medicine thar cured
Anyons uho has catarrh ln any
form ~ rheumafism. kidney. liver.
stomach tr blood troubles. or anv
suffering frum the raFaRea ~ worms
~ ans Kind gan 40 no better servioe
90 themselves than % cam at Balk-
canfs nrug STORE, l1 s. palafox street
where the merits 81 che remedies viii
Pc rheerfullv explained to ang ons
deslrinE sueh Information Quaker TX
tract 9i.oo per bottle. three for ts S6
ul Of Balm. 25 cents. I've for sioo.
tAdyl
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

The market became extremely dnN a.
midday when seiiinH afouucu, hut ieadrrs
erert % Gradually % about q point above
tie lowest
ImnEina from the ease with which
rrfnsa mmne full recovery ana more In
the late afternoon the nnrufua decline
uas largely ln TIE natlme - q concefted
bear attack
The market closed strong. Tradlnn be
came Nallaaa On fhe fra hour mner stocks
showed gains ~ . f8 9 points on tha day
feariie rise IN can money 90 81 Per
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
sNgGo ASKS FoR A
CONTINUANCE oF cAeu

Fort worth. Texas. Nov. fs--Attor-
neya fof John Seal Ensod today MAS
application fOr continuance ~ he aee~
und trial on a charge ~ killing CMp-
tain A. o. D0ycc. The opntinuanus
vas asxed on the rround that sevwrai
important witnesses FOE ths defense
are aharnf.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE
paIN Rspors TIue 0uarmRae couppaar.
Nowewhar "a. fafa
peeaa.

" NJ Whnina 10 Mapfha ara Iuia
Whitinm ice ana ether considers fluna }
undivided tie tnteraat m muTtn lan feef
lot u. ell lots "a 90 49, hlouk t9 naamnnt
Trmrt
state 81 Rlorida 20 J. d Heuoway.
tfa 70 NV Ia % M Ia ~ aeo1ton ~.
township 4 north. rmnna "a Wemt
Christine ANelaon 81 al - Gunr6 h a
90 Gulf. Florida ard Almbmmm Mmilroma
Co, 81oo. right 81 way over section 80
township I south. fsnge - w~st
Ieter. t1io9. loi "a and q Ia lot it hiock
lie. New city.
narrinmau pMr& Land Co 40 Adam
1erm 81 ~ and Other cnmNidefmtinnas W
tsg of NW Ia sectenn ~, township
north. ranne : weft
narrineau PARA faud Co 20 uoalna
sabo Amlf Jern. 81 o. and other consider
stinnmi = - of Nw -. section M. tewn-
fhip north. range 81 wref
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

Fuf uoruH plaster on enc chest
and takr q good cough asrun internai-
~ sou wnuid rrat satefe ease
~ sore unfs properly. Gee the dal.
iar sisa nhffsARn's WOREHOrNu
HNHDr Wifh each bottle There b. n
free HEnnfCK'E RED PEPPER ro-
NnU& Pi.AsFER for the chest Sold
hV an drurFafH. lAdFl
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

ffank sherman. far manf Years ae
kn8wiedred aa me ieellnE pocset go
lizard Uiavsr ~ the easf and fwira
winner - the nternntlonal ufie. a ta
pisB Aifrad na Oro in View Nork auon
fnr fhe worlds chnmpl1nship ue ue
won the championship last year
breaking az previous recordr
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
NAVAL STORES
MARKET FIRM

savannah. Nov Is THE snifftH ~ tur.
prnfInf market opened and closed nFm
trlaF 81 ls f-lr Wifh sales nf fls raHkN
eaesH and atacks "a 60 aiT casks
The rHNin market opened nmd closed
nrm sales werf f.ffI barrels. rrrrln'a
zee Barrels. shinmeftfH a8sa barrels aun
stocks ~ Hf.nIT barrels
Closing quotations weres
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

Captain H n. Honeywell. who rec
resented America ln the recent inter
nationAt balloon race which started
from Stuttrart. Germany. has wired
home % his friends in Kansas cts
fhat b. won third prise He pfioted
the balloon Uncle sam Eariv last
SUMMER Wonsyuelt won the American
race which started from Kansas City.
eovering twelve hundred miles On
fhirty-slN hours.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
? . . . e % % g .
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.
o . @e . .

Furnished by me local once. weather
buroau. United states department of
Horticulture. under the direction %
wills I. Moore. chief Of bureau. wash
iurfru. q. 4.
Psnsasols's Tsupsrsturs Data.
Highest on record for November. 81
degrees.
Lowest On reoord for Norember. rs
fcrrcee
Avc-aEe 81 the hiehest daily tenn
pcrafaFea FOR November - degrees.
Averare of the lowest dnfv temper
afures for Nnvemher. a1 degrees.
Hirhest tcmpe~a fure gesfe erfay. -
deErnNn
Lowest tenpsrnture yesterday morn
ing kE degrees
Psnaacsis's RainfsH Data.
Normal rainfall for Tire month -
Not cHnher a1f INCHES
Total rainfall this November % 7
p. m. 30 inches
Total excess January ist 20 October
rfst slfa inrhea.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13
Pensacola Cotton Market

The fsHBwinr report iB furnished daily
far TIE Pensacola Ioaruat hF harris.
Allison a Co. cotton merchants. Pensa -
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

gster neai estate AErncy " Tonsy
wight. eleofmeut
Elmer nroWn ta. former nenhsrs
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

Fair MeaHeHdaN ara Thurs
aaFt cnfaer ThaeaaaF in norm
eesnf noFtiRft nndarata Haas
winds. except MnNfH 60 N#Et
ever northwest nofticn.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

nuIIuE fHr another football coach. TheY
Say Andy smith present cuaE b. maV he
NFFaf ard an that huf De- ient. Frifiua
the games ana they dnn'r uke it The8
mant 1854 Hailonbeek. penuay's former
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-13

Thorpe Il proving 8 big drawinr card
af the indisn football games this year
Hundrels attend The games fust to watch
him r'aF
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-12

For S&le-M1le thoro-e hb--6 To-
An6Chin2 hog. shozI EdwAri
Adams one-hAk mile so1th o. Z L
TJlossen's
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-12

II your home : suffering for :
coat o. paint call ~ Larsen x Pm
nsy. phone Red s4Si- shop SIS Ruby
street l7-t
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-12
Glorious News

comes from Dr.. J. 7. Cur,iSS. DwiEa,
han. He writes. I nor only have
cured b2d cases OF ecZem& in nv r4-
tientS with Electric Bitte-s. bur
nave also cured myselt Of the same
disease feel sure they will bsus-
IL in any case OF eczema This
shows what thousands have proved.
that Electric Bittsrs is : most effect
i've blood purifier. Ii is IN excellent
remedy for eSrema. letter. salt
rhsum. ulcers. boils and running
sores. IL stimulates liver. kidney
and bowels. eNpels poisOns. helps di-
geStion. builds up the strength. Price
see. Satisfaction guaranteed by
Model Pharmacy. o. w Ball. prop.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-12

Twelve and one-h2lt shared o. Ca>-
e2de Canal stock for sac AZ tag
sam Il snapped E2 AZ an early 1st
EnPcire 81 III Dawn off.ee sltf
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-12
RancherS

Before ordering 1l->e-y SOCK -
Damon. who Szli> sock zn,eei
the - name OEce VIZ E@--
-e-tei, * Prise. El.e-sh-g
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-12

V Gus can organize the ifui'
,-,we-> bui the fruit growers them
>sv1, on The contrary. many
San ana vU di>>uade them from
a--an.s5us Il does not seem pos
SHE thu, men who live in Yakima,
Uha saia their living from Yakima
ana Who would profit from the IN
,-ss>-. prosperity OF Yakima
would ob-cc; 10 the growers max
-o-e money But men do
i've ~ che valley who viii do just
ia: It's vel Tor the fruit grow
e-, 10 know their friends.
Yesterday firm OF fruit buyers
instructed the Herald to discon-
,nue - advertising.
Yoa are talking organization
that j. enough Tor Us, they said.
We Go not propose 20 patronize
..per tha. is trying 70 run Us out
O., business.
Suca action Is significant. 1t
.sl> better .han words that it is a
--ot.s- a: dollars Sept. 8. 1912.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-12

Now is the time to tell the
people what you have to sell.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-12
DR.. W. 7. Carpenter
Physician and
Surgeon

ThC-p Mas
Phone. Farmers SoNo
-9N>
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-12

R-ur.us mp ana down stairs.
,asee.ae ana bending over making
frss z.u uo, make q woman healthy
c- t-4ut.fll She must GET out OF
s7-, 44ik mile or two every day
,s -4s. hamberlain's Tablets TO
IMPROVE Der digestion and regulate
~ bowels FOR sale By Model Phar-
.. o. ~ Ball Prop
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-12
ELECTRIC LIGHT FARM

HIGH GRADE JERSEYS
FOR SALE
We have several head 1hSI are low
fresh rh2. must Be sold 70 max
room for Our Registered Herd Most
" heiters with first cali with every
pros psc- Of making fine cows
BURT PEASE
Farmers STS Elecsb-rg. Wash
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-12

FOR SALE-Drlvins horse. t-sSy
Id harness ana Pea Hon Co-.o-s
rnce Phone I'd So S--
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-12

Dr.. ". 4 Ingalls, III ~ S-eoiAl-
18th o. August BE hopes % meet
ISL Will he il the ssEy 2ho-t Il
many patients WHO az - --to--
tcnzGs - 70 y rro1tled ~i-a had
ache. caused oy defective eyes Z
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-12

Eow soo-t Subscribing for II
Dz~nf Cone Il. hand u s. 90 ana
read Il ysR- Yea I'll y ~ise-
and better oy - dang
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-09-12

Fo- LIST .. cheap lands o. easy
terms wrlte 10 & ". Cot Colt2x
Washington 3s,t
The evening world., 1912-02-10
ON BRYAN
IN HOUSE CHEERED
BY THE DEMOCRATS
Held Up by Congressman Dies
as IAN Evil Genius Sowing
Seeds of Discord in Party"

WASHINGTON. t,,l, 10 -w,u,,
J. uryeu us, ,o,d a., >. a.. u.,..
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~ "epiFSe"'a'''e MAI
-" ." Dies Vi ieAas VINO spoke IN re-
ply 10 the CommoneTs latest atta'k
upon The Democratic membership Of
the House.
Democrats and Republicans alike
rhcered MIR. bless declaration that he
neither feared the power nor respect
G" the Judgment or the Nebraskan;
ara MS further anouncement that
Democracy under the leadership OF
MANI clark n oscar w. Under-
WOOD was headed toward compete sue
cess swept the Democratic side OF the
House into storms of applause.
Il am almost ready to Join Gov. Will
son in his de.ire IN find some docent
The evening world., 1912-02-10
VERbECk military
SCHOOL BURNED;
STUDENTS ESCAPE
Adjutant-C General Heavy Loser
Ivy Fire at Manlius, n. "
His Home Saved.

SYRACUSE, Fob. io.-verbeck Hail.
tho junior school OF the Msnllus Mil.
taty schools at Manlius. WAS destroyed
by fre shortly before noon to-day.
swept bJ a high wind. the ane for a
tine Threatened TO destroy the entire
school. Only By the greatest effort wa,
the nome OF Adjt-uen verbeck saved.
TIE building destroyed was a main
structure. 80 feet long. OF four stories.
A wing. Go feet long. of three stories
ad1oined 1t. The two comprised the
schoolrooins. dor,nitories and infirmary;
F~orty-fve students were quartered in
the building. Most OF these were In the
cisssrooms when the fire was discov.
cred. The fire was slow In starting, and
all Of the boy,. averaging In years from
eight to twelve. were taken out safely.
The damage approximate 10000.
The evening world., 1912-02-10
BELOW ZERO
HERE; z BELOW
Up THE STATE
Continued from FRS: Page.)

storm has been raging north OF here
practically all Of the week. No Ut
tempt has been made since yesterday
afternoon to operate rams to or from
the north.
Tyrone Power and his Servant in
the House" Company were on a train
bound for Oswego which became stalled
In a drift at New Haven last night and
the company vas forced to camp all
night In the train.
A train load Of passengers or the way
from OsweYo to this city had a similar
experience the night before last. Tie
train due here from Watertown at $40
o'clock last night appears to have been
lost. II was at Richland at II O'clock,
but has not been heard feom s1ncc leav-
Ing that station.
A blizzard Is raging In this city and
all about here inc the Thermometers
register from 8 to 20 below zero.
ALBANY, Feb. .3.-Eight below zer1
was the official mark at the local
| Weather Bureau to-day. Twenty-Five
below was reported from points in the
northern section of the State.
UTICA. N. Y Feb. iO.-Intensely cold
weather has tied up all the railroads In
northern New York. and upon some OF
them no trains have been put through
since yesterday morning. At Adiron-
dack points to-day bitter Gather was
report !. the mercury In several places
| sinking to So below zero. In this city
this morning the mercury was from Ii
to 20 below. and at noon was about !
below.
WATERFOWL, ". Y. Feb. 10.-Last
night was the coolest Of the winter in
WATERFOWL, the Official mercury regis
tering 20 below. The coolest previous
10 this was Is below. Thermometers In
various parts OF the city and surround
ing sections registered as low at 81 be-
low carly this morning. Train schedules
are more or less demoralixed on accOun,
Of inability to maintain steam pressure
| and by the now which was afted on to
the tracks by the strong wind.
ROCHESTER,. N. Y. Feb. l0.-Accord-
ing to q special despatch from Hornell,
there IL great suffering there and In
Canisteo on account Of the failure OF
the gas supply. caused by the cold
wave. The temperature Is 10 below
zero. Several factories are closed to-
day.
MIDDLETOwN. N. Y, Feb. TO-
Thirty.seven degrees below sero wal
the coolest weather reported In either
Orange or Sullivan counties to-day
This was in the hill country. wher,
several farmers had narrow escape.
from freezing to death.