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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-26

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: IN the G. y. Livestock Company's
large farm harvesting wheat has been
resumed, but due to the recent storm
the yield will be very much under
former estimates and other later
crops win have 10 be largely depend
ed upon for profit land will be In
prime condition for summer tilling
or planting and both will be- practic-
ed Conditions are very favorable 10
livestock with the best of prospects
FRO abundant winter feed
From the days of the buffalo. mus
ang and antelope this has been ma
ure's greatest stock region aud In all
respects 1t offers unsurpassed induce
hents to the stock farmers. Nowhere
Nill stock breed and thrive TO better
advantage than here, and when this
- recosI zet 'ud the country popu-
lated by good stockmen It will be
turned TO the best advantage an.
SHOW the greatest results That l.
what II was intended and provided for
by nature and for that purpose ma
ture has done its best. II remains
Tor stock farmers to improve this
great opportunity and II is surpris-
lng those OF that class are not ac-
curing the land more rapidly.
by rights 1t belongs to cattle.
horses, mules. hogs. sheep and poul-
Try unfailing crops OF everything
they require can be produced here in
the greatest abundance at the least
possible expense and labor and the
little shelter required Is ea,ily pro-
Nlded transportation to markets is
now established and unprecedented
markets exist No department OF
farming is more attractive. interest
ina and healthful. and with proper
MANAGEMENT none more profitable
Whom located in a country Of this
character. II can be only a question
of time when this will be one OF the
Greatest stock and dairy districts in
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Normal college now approximate 30
students Elected 90 Positions.


Prof J a Hill. Of the Normal fac
uIty reports that the number OF sen
iors to boo elected 20 good schools D.
large. the following being among
those who have not been published
Misses Parsell Virgins sugart
Harrison aud Common and r A. stu
Arr were aII elected 10 the Canadian
school Miss Harrison has since ar-
epted O. position az Sweetwater and
Nr Stuart az Newark
Miss May Cowling Of last years
class was reelected "a Tulia but has
accepted q position at Sweetwater
Wash Storm viii teach ln Good
night
Nis... Davis. Jenkins and Ed
wards were elected a. Childres- but
Miss Jenkins has accepted al Merkel
and Miss Edwards at Hereford
Miss Florence LAWYER was elected
az Memphis bat accepted at Silver
ton.
F. g. Henderson was elected at
Miami
Miss Ethel HemphIll vas elected ar
Santa Anna
& - kieser. on. Of the county. 5
alike largest enterprisIug and far
sighted stockmen recently purchas-
ed from thc Adair blue blooded Here
ford herd Iu pouley county 900 head
.of heifcr calves which he viii breed
90 the same quality OF Hereford
males MI keisr viii keep 800
mead ~ these helfers as tho nucleus
OF biz thoroughbred Hereford herd
and sell the remaining 100 head In
small lots 20 Randall county farmers
, several new handsome residence.
are either iu construction process on
10 Dee soon Commended. while Parkei
Hanna has just let a contract for
$1,000 home on his farm near n
city In the new Ideal. CANON hal
Just attained 10 a modernly equipped
and model conducted restaurant. with
g d 6ingles. an experienced and
successful table caterer. as proprll
etor. II
CANYON citizens. on masse. are wa.
Ing devastating warfare on Wee
sroWths Mrs V Edna Hensa /
welding a particularly sharp and II /
dustrious hoe in noNious plant slauci I
ter.
& % keisgr has two silos
operation on his stock farms near m
city and they have proven so sua
cesstuI as stock feeders and fattenen
that other stock farmers are arrans.
Ing for similar structures this fal
seeing probably J.; silos tn use in The
county with an average respective 20.
patts OF $50 IONS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-26
fiNlIiND.E CROPS SHOWING
MN NIGOR AFTER RAIN.

Reports iron many sources ind
cat, decided renewed yigor iu
Dro1. sine n, recent rains In this
section of the tate This is gen
era. .oudtiou only in few instances
hlt. tie rec pltations been less than
d 'I1r'uh season The planting iu
some uances and the culture Ia
other, Q the vast acreage OF roR
crops COS merrily on. and the Indi-
atiou- Il present point to the con-
..rsio hat there will be a vast IN
sd b, ing a. the ravest time
D l. Hickox. the expert flax
srlN d this section. was In ANA
3 10 yesterday and states that h. Is
g~tt ~ on grandly with his seeding.
I'D hlt the rains have been abund-
at &c every need OF the crop IN
d nj h ne is SO deeply interested
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Don't You owe Yourself Something?

For programs and beautifully IL
lustrated literature free OF cost re-
lating to the Great Colorado Chautau-
qua. al Beautiful Boulder" and nu-
merous splendid. home-like and not
unreasonably expensive resorts
throughout Wonderful Colorado and
along tho Pacific coast. address A. A.
Gibson. General Passenger Agent
The Denver Road" Fort Worth.
Texas Little vacations In these d.
reCtions are always worth more than
they cost 1873 soc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-26

nder the dtction Of the State
department oI triculture. Farmers
Institutes will held In Amarillo
June %. l.au m The place ot
meeting viii announced by the
local committed
This instit isill be- conducted by
J. " Neill. tor of Farmers In
stitutes who discuss Dry Farm
ing the Cons 4 alton OF Moisture
Selection aul Improvement OF the
Home Grown ID Forage Crops
S.l0s their d 'ruction and adyan-
tages
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ABUNDANT RAIN
VISITS RANDALL
Heavy Grain Crops Practi-
cally Assured for CANYON
County
~ Dally Nea- san CorrespoIIolf

~ DAILY NeR- staff tDrrpspoU
Canyon Tex. June - lu add.
ION 10 tho abundant moisture season
Of last fall. winter aud early spring.
Randall County has had Within the
last seven weeks. Two heavy rains
and series OF intermittent showers.
with the consequences of already
made good wheat and oats and q pre-
diction of bumper milo maize. kafNr
corn. lndiaa corn and cane crops
Alfalfa is'yieldinr Hcll. millet will
be- good while many sweet potatoes
are being PLANTED and general market
garden vegetables and fruiE are
O X.
Apropos OF Randall County grain
this season ls "trip lately made by
Fred Gano through the southern por-
tons OF tho county Twenty wheat
fields visited approNlmatiug 5000
acres viii all return good Yields
While a.. ga ofieI9s,B lila4G IN 5PgT2yl
iir corn are lu excellent growing con.
dition
Flow Deep u You Mould Heap
Mr. Gano says that n is very cas-,
To tell the fields of wheat which
have been plowed aud those which
have not as the latter will make
practically nothing He cites for an
example wheat on IT,. -..o fiald inst
west OF the city tie has % acres
which we're plowcd just as deep as
1he steam plow could 40 and 9 acres
OF which was put In by the discing
method The % acres has long heads
aud Is looking fine while the 3 acres
viii make nothing
Mr. Gano also noted that there Is
great deal Of grain being absolute
Is wasted by the farmer listing the
land only an inch deep. as the weeds
are sure 10 take the crop and should
" De dry the land will soon dry out
Mr.. GanO Is an advocate of deem
Flowing and says the farmers who
DO not use this method are losing
money.
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~ Aseuta icd ffces
Kansas City. Mo. June - Wheat
July Sl.00; Sept 1855 Dec
8 99%. Oats White .joi. miS-
ed AN ~
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bankruptcy Proceedings

Involuntary petition has heeu ull.
the correlati0nI and Dr Barton
agreed 10 retu1 later and 90 into
The matter mortully
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CROSbYTON'S CROP
OUTLOOK IMPROVED

'g.risl 30 Dss Nrss
Crosbyton. Tex. June 2j.-ln aud
about CrOsbytOn recent rainfall
measured over eight inches and the
hail that accompanied II on Sunday
was damaging In some localities, des-
Itroyine the oats iniuring wheat over
fifty per cent and IN some few In
stances clearing the farms OF all
growing crops Generally the seriou.
damage was confined TO small grain
ready 10 harvest. most other crop.
will recover and benefit by the mois
ture that has wet the soil very deeI
and gathered In the lake basins grass
is green and growing fast making
fine pasture and the prospect for feed
stuff and all late crops is very good
Low temperature followed the
storm. forty-siX degrees Tuesday
tisr tir gaii'ty. an "Wednesday aud be-
consult the imperial authorities con
rerning the naval policy 70 be deter
mined boy the Canadian government /.
The belief that the naval policy /.
10 DO the principa. subject OF discus
sion is strengthened 10y the fact tina
Nessrs Hazen and Doherty are par
ticularly well yersed on that subjec.
Mr. pelletier il is understood. |
goi-Is-gr 10 consult with the BIRTHS,
on postal and cable rate
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~ =. u. q. Messenger calls any
h re Ia city for ten cents Phone
= Pike Stroud i42tfc
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The anIIegr

student enrolment for ,H- SUM
mer term az tho West Tsla. state
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
NEW JERSEY TOTAL VOTE
LOWER THAN USUAL

Newark. y. j.. Nov. S.-Thc total
vote cast for presidcn, last Tuesday
In New Jersey. with few districts
still missing, will fall. II is estimated.
at least $4,000 below the vote Of four
years ago. Taking into account that
the normal increase In voting popu-
lation since 1908 is figured at 2o.-
900 the political managers estimate
that the total this year was $4,000
less than might have been expected.
in view Of the unusual interest In the
recent national contest.
Based on present estimates the to-
tai Wilson vote in New Jersey was
16S.OOO. fourteen thouyand less than
the vote cast for Bryan in 1905. The
combined Taft and Roosevelt vote
was gel 900 in round numbers, less
than the Taft vote OF four years ago.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
TAFT CABINET HOLDS
MERRY MEETING

Washington. Nov. S.-Thc result
OF the election apparently caused no
In President Tau's
cab!nc, for their i!rs; meeting today
since August. Cheerful laughter Of
the official family penetrated Into
the White house corridors. The
president aud all the members cx-
ccpt Secretaries Knox and Never
were present. II Ii understood no
members will resign before March I.
Several members let II bc known
months ago that they expected to re-
tire March I even II MIR. Taft were
reelected and several were known
to lie anxious to get back into prI.
vaic life before that date. The feel
ing OF loyalty TO the president, how
ever. os expected to keep every Cabi-
net officer at the head OF his depart
mcnt until the administration itself
goes out of power.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
MARQUARO ARRESTED
BY IRATE HUSBAND

Atlantic City. y. j.. Nov. S.-On
an affidavit sworn to by Joseph Kane
of New York and two detectives. 30
lice magistrate Jagmetty OF this city
today issued Il warrant for the apprc-
scnsion OF "Rubc' MarQuartl, the
New York National lcagu" pitcher.
Kane charged he and two detectives
found Marquard and Mr.. Kane's wife
In hotel here early today. While
Kane was talking with the propric-
tor of the hotel he said. MarIuard
and Mrs. Kane left the place through
q rear exit. with the aid OF a man
working for the hotel. Mrs. Kane Is
an actress. her stage name being Bios
som Zc'ey. The pair have been ap-
pcaring in vaudeville sketch which
exploited Marquard's prowcss as Il
pitcher.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
Tells Ceasunptives
lew e Got Well

Tui~rrulosis Is said To b- curnbl- by
sinrtf living In ih. "Irn air aud taking
unioubictiiy. some persnns are Bcn~ntcd
- this way: but the appropriate. remedy
Tor Consumption Is Eckmans Alternative.
and Increase weight: "a, " wh"i.."n,e. i ,"ns'
ishink food. and breathe The rlsanc.i and
burst ,air-'hcn to the sensible things Of
e6eeis Of Eckman's Alternative. Read wbn,
II did In this case;
tos y. o,h street. Wilmington. Del.
taken With h-m"rr hayes Of the lungs. My
physlctan. ooe Of tho leading practitioners.
said that IL VAS lung trouble. took eggs
w~sk. The do,or" said ! @ Would not a", raIs s
70 weight as long ms ! stayed In the store;
but kept on working and prayed each
1,, ina, r.,r .n,Sns e.; n"! r:'c.' my
pincott. my employer I.ippin-ott \ Co.
department store. 3si Z" M Market street.
.dy called Eci,nans Al,sra'ivc ;hI, had
done great good. aud upon his rcconncn.
dstion ! began taking It at once. This
rS,;s sn"ns June. nsN ! ."n''nnc;' l, fnlih.
noticed the clearing OF the lungs. I firmly
tstievc Eckman's Alternative saved my
@ Hoard Of 'h Health S s.ns .ss. IL far "' ,s S.,'
'uiosis taci,li. and none were found. Ny
mother died from Consumption when !
w.: sS" s.S. ,S,s ,Ms sSss ss.cSn, S SO ,ns, other.
mar learn of the wonderful merits Of
Erkman's Alternative. ! regard my rcCoy-
cry as being miraculous
,Swnrn Affiiavip JAS. SoCIRES.
Fckman'. Xiicra,lsc !. effective in Bron:
rhitis. Asthma. Hay Fever: Throat aud
Lung Troubles. and In npluiidtng the
system. Does not contain p"i-ons, opiatcs
or habit. forming drugs. Ask for hnokirt
telling Of rs-.overics. aud write to Erkman
laboratory. Philadelphia. Pa, for more evil
dence. For sale by NIL leading druggists
For sale by Opera House Drug Co.,
~ u, q CroaO m
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
CuLLQM DEFEATED

Chicago. Nov. S.-Sufficicnt DEM
ocratic strength in the Illinois lcGis-
la'urc to enable that party to elect
two senators to succeed Cullum and
Lorimer appeared ms a possibility to-
day with the increase of Democratic
votes from southern counties.
The Democrats will lack six of Il
assembly. according to returns to-
day. On joint ballot the Democrats.
who number o.. would be out voted
by a possible combination of the rs
Republicans and 2G Progressiv es
who may Join to support l.. Y. Sher-
man, Republican primary choice for
L S. senator.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
ROBBERS GET 10000

Bringham, Ala. Nov. S.-Loot Of
$4,000 Is said to have fallen to
bandits WIN robbed southbound
express train on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad and Bloun;
Springs early today. They entered
the mail car. awed the clerks by u
flourish OF revolvers. took possession
OF several registered mail pouches,
then signalled for the engineer to
stop the train and escaped In the
country few miles north Of Birm-
ingham. Poses urc on the trail.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
0KLAH0MAN 10 HELD
BY CALIFORNIA AUTHORITIES

Los Angeles. Calf. Nov. S.--Bol-
liver Atkin, who said he was priu
cipal Of the public schools at Moore.
Oklahoma. and II former m e,nbrr Of
the Oklahoma legislature. was arrest
ed here today on request OF the Okla
Justice.
The sheriff at Norman. Oklahoma.
telegraphed that he was en,oute to
Los Angeles. He said Atkin was
wanted for having obtained money
under false pretenses at Norman. AZ.
kin said his arrest WAS = result, Cf
political enmity.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
VICTIM OF F00TPADs
DIES OF INJURIES

San Francisco. Nov. S.-Colonel
Isaac Trumbo. who made fortune
in Utah and lost 1t in San Francisco
died here today OF injuries received
last Saturday night, when he was
beaten by footpads.
For many years Colonel Trumbo
was one of the best known connois-
seurs OF painting in the west. He
had a notable collection and executed
many commissions for wealthy pa
irons.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
WHY WOMEN SUFFER-.
Many Trinidad Women are Learning
the Cause.

Many Trinidad Women are Learning
the Cause.
Women often suffer. not knowing
the cause.
Backaclic, headache. dizziness. ncr.
vousncss.
Irregular urinary passages. weak
ness, languor-
Each a torture Of itself.
Together hint at weakened kid
neys.
Strike nj the root-get to the
cause.
Quickly help the kidneys II they
need It.
No other remedy more highly en-
dorscd than Doan's Kidney Pills.
Here's convincing testimony from
this locality.
Mrs. f. Hnrtnett, 14O1 Evans Ave.
Pueblo, Colo. says: Last fall suf-
fered terribly from lame and Rch-
ing back and was unable to stoop
or lit. finally used Doan's Kidney
Pills and they cured me-"
The above Is not an isolated case.
Mrs. Hartnett is only one Of many In
this vicinity who have gratefully en-
dorsed Doan's. II your back aches
II your kidneys bother you. don't
simply ask for = kidney remedy
ask distinctly for Doan's Kidney Pills
the same that Mrs. Hartnerr had. soc
nll stores. Foster.Milburn Co.. Props.
Buffalo. n. Y.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
WARRINGTON

Spokane. Washington. Nov. Sin
a telephone message irm oIyr,n'a. ut
1880 o'clock to-day Governor Marion
f. Hay conceded The election o: Er-
mes, Lister. Democrat. us governor ri
shInston by 1000. ';o.cr:Ur
Hays message asked '.h, arrange
mcnts for house In Srofanc be
made for him as he sir..'ir g. pre-
pairing to leave the state capital
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
COLONEL ROOSEVELT
RESUMES EDITORIAL WORK

NeW YOrk, NOV. S.-NUIOntI KUOSe
welt motorcd to New York from Oy-
stcr Bay today and visited his edi-
torial office for the first time since
he was shot. He said that he had
adopted a policy of silence and had
no further comment to make on the
election. He was feeling fine. he
said. and had almost forgotten there
was u bullet in his chest.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
KANSAS

Topeka. Kan. Nov. Sit Will
take the official count to decide the
sovcrnorship OF Kansas. caper, Re
publican. and Hodges. Democrat. are
neck and neck on complete and uu-
counties Of the state.
4 revised tabulation announced
by the Kansas City Star at one o'clock
this afternoon gave Capper the lead
over Hodges by iGl
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
EXCHANGE WIRELESS
NOTES ACROSS CONTINENT

San Diego. Calf. Nov. S.-Mess-
ages were exchanged last night by
the navy wireless station OH Point
Iona and the big new navy station
at Arlington. Va. approximately
$500 miles across country. The sig
mails unusually distinct, say the local
operators.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
AERQPLANE OEP0Ts

Los Angeles. Calf. Nov. S.-Thc
establishment of chain OF aeroplane
drpots along the Pacific coast as an
auxiliary to the artillery corps Is the
purpose of the war department. ac-
cording to Lieutenant August Nor
ton OF the coast artillery corps.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
ALLEGED MURDERER

StetIc. \. D., NOV. S.-EcoTSe
Baker, in the Kiddcr county Jail here
charged with the murder of his wife
and father-in-law. Thos. Glass, was
taken from his cell today and lynch
ed by mob. 1t is the first lynching
in North Dakota within a decade.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
FERRY BOATS REACH
STRANDED STEAMER

Quebec. Nov S.-Ferry boats sue
ceeded this afternoon in reaching the
stranded steamer Royal George In
the ST. Lawrence river and taking
off the five hundred steeragc pass
enKers who will be sent to Montreal
by special trains.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
INSANE; ENDS LIFE

Ault. Colo. Nov. S.-Al Hcnnes-
scy, aged 40. living near Ault. com
mitted suicide this morning by shoot
ing himself with a 3S caliber revol-
three children. Mrs. Hennessey says
yer. Hennessey leaves widow and
her husbands mind had become un-
balanced because of financial trou-
bles.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
IOWA.

Dcs Moincs. Ia. Nov. s.-Lntcst
returns at noon today together with
corrected totals seem TO indicate
positively that r. r. dunno. Demo-
cratic candidate for governor had de-
tca,cd his Republican opponent.
George ". Clarke by n plurality cx-
10000.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
IDAHO

Boise, Ida. Nov. S.-ltlaho Is
agin in the doubtful list on It's presi-
DENTAL vote as between Taft and VIII
son. The possibility of n divided
electoral vote is recognized since the
vote for electors on the sane ticket
varies.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

Better not take things too easy
unless they belong to you.
You may be able to catch on, but
do you know how to let go?
A porous plaster will stick to a
man who won't stick to his word.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

ST. Petersburg. Nov. S.-Thc
Russian government has decided to
retain all the time expired soldiers
OF the Russian army In active service
with the regiments until next spring.
This places the Russian army prac-
tically on a war footing.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

it is about a thousand times easier
TO call a man 4 liar than to prove 1t.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

Elybert II. Martin former football
player and six-footcr who lcaped on
the would-be assassin of Roosevelt
after the first shot was fired. and dis
armed him before he could do fur
thcr damage. His prompt action
probably saved the colonel's life.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
SAl0NIkI HAS FALLEN.
Continued from PAGE Onc.)

can citizens In Turkey In ease OF
general anarchy or the existence Of
conditions OF disorder beyond con-
troll OF IKE military commanders on
both sides.
The formal explanation OF the issue
OF their orders Is as follows:
''in view OF rumSrs Of pas; dis
turbanccs In Turkey the President
has ordered Two battlcsh!ps to pro.
coed to thqs Mediterranean with q
view to relieving any apprehension
that might he felt by American mis-
siOnarlcx and educators. who are
there In sr-a, numbers. especially at
Beirut and smyrna. The American
ambassador nt Constantinoplc is un-
der Instructions to confer with his
European colleagues. whose govern
mcnts are more Immediately inter
csted and understood to be prepared
to take what measures might be
necessary II any change In conditions
o: turbulence affecting the safety OF
foreigners should arise
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

by 1000 plurality is conceded by the
Democratic state chairman. koosc-
vclt's plurality in the state is about
1900.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

Berlin. Nov. S.-Gcrmany. Aus
tria-Hungary and Italy will not In
tcrvcnc in the Balkan situation so
fong ms their special interests are
not affected and unless they are
requested TO do so by the belliscr-
cnt nations. This determination was
reported following series of con
fercnccs held here between the Mar
0uis San Giulinno. Italian foreign
minister. the imperial chancellor
which the Austrian ambassador was
also present.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

iank.on. $, d.. Nov. Sat Demo-
cratic state headquarters here II Ia
conceded Frank byrnc. Republican.
has been elected governor,
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
WILSON STILL
LEADS m COLO.

lCoutiuued from page ons.l
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

Pierre. $. D.. Nov. s.-On the lat
est returns nyrnc. Republican. for
governor has u lead OF 1895 over
johnson, Democrat.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

san Francisco. Nov. S.-With :i5
precincts missing and Roosevelt lead
Ing Wilson on the face Of the returns
by 1870. California was still In the
doubtful column today.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
CALIF0

zsap FrancIsco. Calf. Nov. D.
Corrected figures from Santa Clara
county showed that i3t yotca had
been credited TO Wilson In last
nights total by mistake. With this
result included. Roosevelt at one o.
clock appeared to have lead OF 359
votes In the state.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

San Francisco. Nov. Wilson
took the lead again with q plurality
in California OF sevcnty-fivc over
Roosevelt. with the filing OF COM
pictc returns iron, Los Angeles coun-
~. The three precincts missing
this morning showed n Wilson gain
OF :l0 instead OF the expected Roosc-
Welt gain.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08
GRAND HOTEL

DULL TIHES3
Ara you experiencing them! !
Let us show you how we
keep busy. and how We In.
creased one business l25 per
cent In eight months. We have
plenty to do: % have our cll-
cuts. Why?
pUIATUR0 BROS.
Advertising 4xpssts.
Corner Main and taata fe.