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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-05-25
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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-05-25

Cross and Chain found
The owner can bave by applying at
this ORce, describing property and pay
ing 25 cents for this notice.
Henry Beleke received cablegram
of the SERIOUS Illness of his mother IN
Gc rmany and left for there at once on
Tuesday night and sails from n. Y.
to day and be gone some time.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1912-05-25

Stop at TRIGGS' studio and
look at some of his neat little
class folders for school days,
News comes of the death last week
of mother Elizabeth Cavendar at her
home in Mississippi. She was about
80. her husband diving in 1879 out at
Ft. Wallace, while in the army.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-25
no0al.A HoCAN

hiss Bella Dssssy sssivsl hsms
Ssaasy April Siss. iron ~ ssheei
n reese. Ore.
Miss Viossses BoGes b cutie IL q
hss hons. Ds. Hiteheoek Of Doaassa
y 10 sssss1sses.
Hasell kilsoss sstusas1 Friday
iron klamath Pals. where b spsat
ssvssai dsys attsadias 70 business
matters.
~. aal Mss. walter Campbell
spsat several days this vssk q The
Qslssby Ranch. With Ars. csapbsll's
ioshsP. Mrs. Drew. Who he's bsss
sesievsiy ~ With appsadieitis.
ssss 800
Oscar Stewart. Douglas aAl Lon
Cssssy. NJ. aa1 Ass. DAVID csapbsls.
N. D. Campbell aa1 ~. sAl Ar& 3.
=. cevisy ere aaoas ths aunbss es
rssSis 10 tAb vieiaity attselias Ne
SiFssa tsseivitiss q klamath vsils
Hevasl KIRK q Dasass VALLEY
sans Aeva % Lossais Friday % -
present q The primary sissties. =.
TIE Lerslia seAeel viii eless sAia
wssk aftss . very successful yeas.
The distsies hspss 70 asaia obtsie the
valu,bis sssviess Of @. D. chespeetas
OoOo -
Hipam Murdoch aaa Joha Shook
vsrs In ne valley last week. securing
sinners Tor the recall petitiea.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-25
FOR, IAoeD PEOPLE
on es,ss sAssIa d eessss, n m
OesssslsS u MsevlhtivN s1lAS ,

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sosoy, en- pase1 Marry pssaee see
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6lako ~ aaUS (dpl4e. sSseeesye
IoooSsS " stl = 6hAe!lteees SeoeeA
~ ~ . ~ Ialt'tte paeiys
49, esSCV6 aassG ipQ6sessly -.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-25
How TO BUILD UP YOUR HOME TOWN
GOOD ROADS and PROGRESS Ia. -,

In the time Of the Caesars II vss
ss'o that oil roads lsd 10 Rome. To.
Day II nay b. ssid that sii GOOD
'oses 'ssd 70 progressive. prospsssus
towns.
The public Highways ere the sssss.
Ice OF trade. and no town that desires
TO grow sad prosper eaa afford 10
ssslset its countsy sosls. The bujld.
las aad msintsaAacs Of Improved
hishvsys 10 oss Of the most impost.
AL ehinss 10 b eoasidsred n the up.
building Of the eountry town. Not
only this. but Il y oss Of The srsas
economic Issues conssoatiss the
Amssieaa farmer snd produces. Care
fui estimates Of the ioss Of tine. labor
aad setusi sspsnss u the aaskssia
OF the eouatry's snormous farm pro-
ducts show that bad soads Impose 4
burden Of q least 5000. 900, the
difference between the cost Of hauiiss
these psoducts over dirt roads. which
constitute - per esat Of the total
road mileage Of our eouatry. aad ths
cost Of hssiiaS the sane suaasity
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-25

~ ssas ~ osssoa0ss.
~ sesaly vsssaaAs
~ = 6slS ~ . Osel hsses.
~ ~ . sIoD ~ b ~ sley.
~ - tsa11 yes % oesos ~
~ ~ osAi1 sisy q olB ~ 0seA
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R 6>eA. iaeeevsl. 90 ~ sssa
~ . heos - ssn yss -
|sss ''><sl.sa asesssssA.
! w. Re(e & Go.
~see0oo U0D00D
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-25

oAeN. AMI SS.-H. AfsDliisee.
state forester. Aas issss1 . leetss -
sii tinbss evasss ssSias then -
bssa thsis siashiaGs bsssss ~ ~
ssasos 'sssivUAA lSesay ri
"Pisas we're nals ~ May Ieeesss.
ls0bes so0pasieo 80 stAsso svsia0
laal eovese1 VIM io0aD0sbIe ~
tssial. sos ~ busaias % shsss siAsA-
inss 1usias he fail ee 1871. BET CO.,
tiaueA raias !1asiao he tat oestAe
made II Impossible b tAs osjesity q
Cases - easyy eus ~ Vesk. q O..
dss 70 seluee tAs 1se hasasl lusiaG
the ee0iaG ssaeea u = tAssseDs0 q
the gPsaesse iopeseaaee sAss sil pss.
soas o. eo0paaiss hsviaO slashiaO
% ths1s. helliaGD oaks asssaOsasats
70 bssn shis aaAssial luslAg pesiols
Of favosabeo Wooehoe boeWoeo OoV
aal tAoeeoeoseosos q ~ sglseos.
u dsy ssaoeA n tAis WORT receives
the setsatisa Il shesll. hss1se1s q
AA0Oseooos seeoGA1aOD - ~ tUsDoo
witAese slst - Osseo eiobss. 80 ~
eaa eater tAs Ore seaeeo VltA 80 q
our Gseaeoot 0onoeoD so0oVo1. Ros.
mits iron seate 1se vaf1sas 0use -
obtainsl ~ ell bssalag leos afsse
Juas L. Aevsvss. I saaase usoe
too seroagly tAae ~ esyaa0o ~ ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-25

o1lih and West We are oa1y ot the
SSSsaniag Of the work.
10 the past much neasy hss bees
sspsa6sd % pubiis hishwsvs vitAsse
nakias ans hsadvsy h psrnassst
inpsovsmsnt Of roads. There hes
bssa. 10 maay places. 700 much patch
work. snd very iittis lastias con.
81 uetioa. Good Sosaa win cost nos.
~. but u avaiisbis fsnls are ussd 10
. scientinc. busin0s-iiks way. and
the work 10 done systematically b.
msn skilled 10 road buildiag, Il win
not require the average country town
great many yeAss 70; perfect . sys-
ten Of splsndi1 pubiis hishwsys
thseughsut the Territory from which
u ,1sAvs IL itsslss, oueh poads VIM
prove . good iavsstasat 70 say tovn
or city. and briaG II eeel lividssds
to every resilient - veil - bpsiasss
man thereof.
Isaaes. . eouatsy sotsl sos iss
prosperous aad soatsatsd sursi pep.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-25

W0x9oo o. oRooWO'O GALE
~ ~ clsenit Ceust q ~ 0>aee q
ossess. ses Klamath Covsty.
49, 4 .fiitsa sast. I, cerperas,ss.
~.
klamath Late Navigation cenpssy
Cosposstioa. Dsfsalast.
Netses y hsssby sivsa thst. b. vis.
lSs ss - es1ss Of sale ssI sssevsies.
dUly Issued evt % the absvs sssitisI
esSst aa6 savss % The OtA az se
April. 1913. 500 . lsesss. aals ssI
saesse1 % record 10 ssil eoust ssd
cause % ths etA 1sy Of Apsii. 1918,
ID saves Of The plaiati9 aaasl above,
llsessias tAs sais os The real proper.
y thsssla. asl hssslasftss. DESERVED
% satisfy The ssiievias; rAs Dvia.
sipai sSn q oiS.iee.ee. WITH later.
80 thssses. al The ssts os . pss esat
~ aasSo. sisss osSssobss %. 1914,
asl to- os7S.eo. stsesssys' ssss; sos
ths further psiaeipai ssm Of $500.
With iatsssst thsssos. as the rate Of !
pss eeat ~ aaaua. eines jaauasy Q.
1919. ssd oiSe sssosssys' ssss: asd
ees NE further DsiasiDai sua q o..
oee.s3. With iatsesst shsssoa. q the
rate q . pss esat pss ssaua. sises
jaaussy -. 1919. ssl o0iS sttesusy
eeo, ~ fss costs aad lisbssssnsa
la4o esssUlss essts.
Nev. tAssssess. by virtue OF sail
st1es ~ sais ssl ssseuties. ssl u
|ee0Dllases With sail writ. ! have
lvll isviel q. ssil real psspssty. aal
wllj. % Wslsss1sy. the slA lsy Of
nay. 1913. q 10 e'eiech Q. =. es svch
1ay. u shs ssost Iees Of tAs eesaty
eesss Assss. 10 Klamath 1siis. Khan.
|eeA 0sseay. ose0so. ssll q Osbiss
|snslieo. - ~ hishsse bil1ss. fos
sasA. ~ he si0As. tiels sal iassssst
20 the abeve aa0s1 lsesalaae u ssl
10 ~ sslisviss lssesibsl ssai Dss0-
|ssty. - N:
TAs ssssA hsis q W !: sli q lss
%: ~ - lss . sssses The sass . SS.iee
ssse: sii 10 bisek ~: The ssulA %
ssss q Maple alley ssl II test ~ %
sess % The sevtAvatssiy postiea Of
~ .. bieet %: sii es safe real prop.
ssty bsias sa1 sisssesl 10 klamath
Vsib. Klamath ssuasy. 0ss0oa. ae.
a~eAona a. ahn s>eneAnA alaA ~ Nha
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-25
KLAMATH IAllS PDoPiD
oOoUlO 11gY IJlW

TIE WAitooa Dsvs eeoooay Goaoso
thss aayeos vAe ~ eeosliooejeo.
sour stomach o. % - tAs sesossA.
shosi1 ~ siaple buektAesa tosk.
giyessias. etc.. - eoapoua1e1 - ~.
ior.i.ka. the ssv 0ssaas sppsalieitis
remedy. 4 OfNoLD D0oB bsiHes -.
lief aimoet INSTANTLY aaA klamath
Fails peopls ass saSpsise1 Aow
QUICKLY e Asips. III . siopls rso-
sdy aatlssptieisse he liosseivs eeoaas
and draws % Impurities. TIE Whie.
maa Drug es0Daag.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-25
|OUJSBVBLL Isl
COR 0RAT1ON "'

sHs0N
= ~ h ssv 10 ~ jeeasSeo q
y q. sepessss reapIe TAeeass.
~ ssAaas IssI.esH - ~
- = ~ ~, esseoClvo Aa11leo
~ haslls q 49, e -
sV. ss.aals e. V,.1bsa6euaas.s.
ouvnls ~ ~ = 4 eo1unlIvV
= hsns tsVsvD = - Uos11.
nguasas. Y ys1vso0 = - .
. = ~ ~ ~ q. ~
y :
ees.s. ~ II .sssA. ~
esesss s.slsa hssDa e. 49,
=. ~ q : - wss. ssa.
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~. +: re. 's''sa''. : '''ss
stsvs. =. ~. ...., -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-25

WARRINGTON. D. c.. ADsil So.
Ssastes Cha0beelaia -Aas iatseAuse1
Q bill siviaS he seass title - seeteia
tuie laa1s sovsss1 by oea-aavlOah1U
voeseo. .
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05
WILSON FEELS like
BOY OUT OF SCHOOL,

Princeton. y. j.. Nov. 5.--Govcr-
nor Woodrow Wilson was asked how
he felt.
Like a boy out OF school," he re-
piled with n sigh of relief. for he ad-
mitted that the campaign has been
n hard physical strain. His scalp
wound. received In the motor mis-
hap two days ago. did not bother
him. he said.
Most OF the day the Governor
planned to spend In answering let
ters. Tonight small party will be
at the Wilson home to hear the re-
turns by a private telegraph wire.
The Governors immediate family, his
brother-in-law. Professor Stockton
Axhon, two cousins from Columbia. .
$. c.. Captain G. II. McMasteri L. s.
A., and James Woodrow and Joseph
II. Wilson, younger brother of the
nominee, will hear the returns at
the Wilson home.
Governor Wilson had planned to
get to bed early. but the students OF
Princeton University have other ideas
of the subject.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05
CROWD CHEERS As
T.R. CASTS HIS VOTE

Oyster Bay, y. NJ. Nov. Colon
al Roosevelt arrived at the polling
place In a fire truck house at l::o.
later had east his ballot. Sever
mel shbors accompanied him and he
waited twenty minutes until each oi
them had voted before returning 70
Sycamore Hiil. Will. in the polling
place n flash light picture was taken
as the Colonel dropped his ballot In
the box and the crowd cheercd.
\ crowd OF villagers waited for an
hour In front OF the truck house fo'
Colonel Roosevelt. As his au;omo-
bile rounded the corner the people set
up a cheer. The Colonel doi:ed the
brown army hat. which he wears
when he is at home. and waved an
acknowledgement. with him were
James a. Moss. his butler; Ralph
Amos. another house servant. and
Charles Ice. tho choachman. all ne
groes: Arthur Merriam, his chauf-
feur. and Howard Browne. William
Bailey and William Carl. farm hands.
Two detectives guarding Colonel
Roosevelt. completed the party.
Theodore Roosevelt. Ballot No.
2G5." called out the clerk as the
Colonel entered booth. He remained
ehere for five minutes. then came
out and deposited his ballot in the
box. Then he went outside and sat
In his motor car. He waited for n
quarter OF an hour until others from
Sycamore Hill had all voted.
II am having a quiet day." said
Colonel Roosevelt. This afternoon
Mrs. Roosevelt and | are going to
take a walk
The Colonel said that he would go
to his editorial office in New York on
Thursday or Friday.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05
THAT TERRIBLE ITCHING
Can Be Quickly Cured by New lnex.
pensive Treatment.

Don't suffer any longer with skin
troubles. but 20 today and purchoS.
jar OF iIokara. the grcasclcss and
antiscptic skin food. and SEQ 10.
yourself how quickly It relieves and
cures all skin diseases or irri,a;ions.
iiokara not only cures rimn!:s.
blackhcads. acne. etc. but the worst
cases OF eczema. salt rhcum. Ulcers.
etc. are quickly cicansed and healed
by this wonderful treatment.
Hughes Bros. Drug Co. local
agents. are selling IL liberal jar for
&c and they guarantee TO refund :hc
money II Iiokara docs not do what Is
claimed for II. Larger sizes zoe and
$l.OO.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05
GOV. WILSON VOTES
HIS TICKET STRAIGHT

Princeton. y. J.. Nov. 5.--Govor-
nor Woodrow Wilson voted straight
Democratic ticket at 1915 o'clock in
an engine house. lie was in the vot-
ing booth four minutes and remark
ed as be came out tina, the ballot
was so big be had hard time find
ing the Democratic presidential cleo
tors. ...-.........
On the way to the voting booth.
Governor Wilson stopped abruptly
in front OF a little frame house.
when I was u freshman In col
lcge.' he said. II used to eat In that
house. One night | got u fishbonc In
my throat and jumped off that pia'
"a six times In an effort to Jolt II
out. bu, II would not jolt"
When the nominee arrived at the
polling booth he was greeted by Il
group OF photographers and specta-
tors.
A half dozen photographers had
pcrchcd their cameras in the inter-
ior OF the it'll. engine house.
I'm enforce the law II YOU like
and have these men put out: I'm
governor. you know" the nominee
said laughingly to the tcllcrs but they
were enjoying the scene too much Ia
be literal.
Tho governor had to walt a few
minutes before one OF the three poll
Ing booths was vacant. Norman Ar
mour. Princeton 1877. was In on.
OF the booths.
Governor" he said. when | was
In New York | saw a banner headed
Wilson national Progressive Re-
voted"
Il feel very much complmcnted,'
answered the governor.
You know | have always wander
ed at those banners that said Reg
lular Progressive. nominations. ! had
always thought the Progressive nom
nations wcr. irregular"
The crowd laughed and the gov
crnor entered the voting booth. He
thought the ballots were inside.
You'll have to have one of these
first" called one OF the tellcrs. ali
of whom were old time friends OF
the governor: and the nominee was
handed his ballot.
Woodrow Wilson. No. . Clcvcla nj
Lane. Halio, il2." announced one oi
the teilcrs. as h" recorded the COVER.
nor's vote.
| The governor was In the booth
lust four minutes. As lie came out he
spoke OF his difficulty in finding the
Democratic presidential electors.
They are buried down "A, the bot
tom OF the sheet somewhere he said
plaintivcly.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05
THE WOOL MARKET

Boston. Mass. Nov. a.-Thc mar
kct for wool is broadening on general
business by nearly all the leading
mills. Values are firm with some OF
tn. holders asking higher prices.
Territory wonls have been th. prin-
cipal sourc. Of business. although
near by flecccs arc In active demand.
Sales OF stable grad. woods have been
large and half breed Montana sells
for rs cents In tn. grease. Texas
and California woods are not active.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05
ANOTHER BIG RAILROAD
FOR THE DOMINION

MonlrcaT VAh.. Nov. 3.-As tht
result of the entrance into Canada
of a new and powerful group of Eng
lish capitalists and continental bank.
crs. Canada is sure of another inter
oceanic railway, 1t was announced
in local financial circles today.
The proposed railway line when
completed will extend from the pa.
cific ocean to Hudson Bay and will
be known as the Alberta, Peace River
and Eastern railway.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05
DENVER WORKS HARD
FOR MoFFAT BILL

TO defeat the Moffat tunnel bill
the cities and towns in the southern
and western part Of the state will
have to overcome II solid vote that
will he cast In Denver and cities OF
that vicinity. Denver has carried on
an organized campaign 10 put the
measure through. This morning r.
j. McMahon OF the Chamber OF Com
mercc received telegram from J. II.
Jenkins. secretary of the Pueblo
Commerce club. urging him to get
busy at once and enlist all the sup.
port he could to vote against tho
measure. as Denver was pulling Off
some eleventh hour stunts that
might result in the passage OF the
amendment. The telegram reads:
=. j. Mcmahon.
Trinidad. Colo.
You must have a good worker in
every precinct working against the
Moffat tunnel bill. Denver Is pull.
Ing off som. gigantic eleventh hour
stunts to pass the measure. II this
bill is defeated your town must hclp
literally. Don't wait until after
supper. get busy sulck aud telephone
lneighboring towns TO help you.
Signed j. II. JENKINS"
The Chamber Of Commerce Is do.
Ing all In itsc power to accomplish
an overwhelming majority against
tn" Moifat hill. Workers are In each
precinct OF tho city and som. Of the
county precincts. Upon receipt OF
tn. above telegram secretary McMa'
hon increased his efforts 10 swell the
vot. against m"asur" which IN op'
posed In this part OF the state.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. Mo. Nov. Cattle
receipts 5000. including 1000 south
crns. Market strong. ..
Native sters G.joM 1850: southern
steers +.25MG lj; southern cows ahd
heifers 3.a5d j..j: native cows and
hsifers 325TS: s,ockcrs and feeders
l.50M1.l5: bulls "a 5.25: calves :
$50; western steers isi s: western
cows $500 $50.
HOGS-lteccipts S.Qo6. Marke,
steady to Sc lower.
Bulk OF sales $50 a $50.
Heavy 1.7'H 40: packers and
butchers 6 5Om $50: light ..5Dti
.1.15: pigs $50 $50.
SHEEP-Rcc"Ip,s 5000. MarkcI
strong.
Muttons $50 as: lambs Ca
..a5; range w"rh-rs and ycarllngs I
as. range ewes :.50Ii:5.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05
Millinery
See That Bald Headed
Young Man.

II know he Is only 3s," said ono
young lady to another at a social
function. but he looks like So
Better say he looks like CO." re-
piled the other.
Young men who use PARlSIAN
Sage never grow bald because the
hair root is supplied with plenty OF
natures own nourishment. which
means at all times an abundance of
healthy hair.
Young man. II your hair Is thinn-
ing out. If that little bald spot on top
is beginning to spread, try PARIS
IAN Sage. It Is guaranteed by tho
Hausman Drug Co. to stop falling
hair. Danish dandruff and scalp itch,
or money back. so cents at dealers
everywhere.
There are many people who could
reduce their grocery bills and doc
tor bill by the same meth
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05
DAILY MARKETS
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Nov. Cattle receipts
i,5O0. Market slow. generally steady.
Beeves 5.35 q II. Texas steers 4 40
a so; western steers 3G0u $50:
stockcrs and feeders 40 a 7.5O; cows
and heifcrs 2.75 "a 80: calves $50
a 1850.
HOGS-Receipts 1900. Marke,
slow. shade lower
Light 1.5oh $50: mixed 7,G0a
s.i5: heavy 7.4S@ SIS; rough 7.ij
a 7.G5: pigs 5..5 q ..ea.
Bulk OF sales ,.T5s' sos.
SHEEP-Rcccipts $4,000. Marke,
strong. Zoe higher.
Native 3.aOI ;.C5; western 3 G0M
i.G5: ycarlinGs i.T0si 5S5: lambs
native. $500 40: western 5.G5 II
..25
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-05
JOHNSON LOSES VOTE

Sacramento, Calf. Nov. 5.-Gov-
|crnor Hiram W. Johnson. Progress
i've candidate for vice president. did
not vote today. Absent from his
state. on a campaign tour of the east
he deliberately sacrificed his vote to
keep up the fight to the last.
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RUN OUT OF BALLOT BOXES

Elgin. Ill. Nov. 5.--The voting in
Elgin was so heavy today that the
Judges in charge of several of the
precincts had to secure extra boxes.
In some instances it was impossible
to obtain additional ballot boxes and
as result sugar barrels with holes
Lrut In The cnNnr. Mern used
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THE COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. England. Nov. Got
ton. spot. good business done: prices
easier. American middling fair 7.I3:
good middlinG $50: mlddlins 67l:
low middling 5Sl: good ordinary
500: ordinary 5.5i: sales 10000
bales
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COLUMN
Wanted.Mal Help

For U. s. army. Able bodied un-
married men between ages OF Is
and 35: citizens OF United States. OF
good character and temperate habits
who can speak. read and write tho
English language. For information
apply to Recruiting Officer. l02
West Main St. Trinidad. Colo. II.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET

Liverpool England. Nov. o.
Wheat, spot. dull. No. ! Manitoba
SIS Id: No. . Manitoba SIS l d.
Futures easy. December Is Sd:
March Is SD.
CORN. spot. easy. New American
6s lid. Futures easy. January Is
I'd
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ALIENS SEEK NEW TRIAL

Richmcnd. Va, Nov. '.-Appeals
for n new trial for Floyd and Claude
Allen, sentenced to be clcctroCuted
here November 90. for numbering the
court officers at Hillsvill". Va, last
March. wer filed today in the Virgin
Ia court,
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MAN AGED 1873 VOTES

Pottsvillc. Pa. Nov. ANTHONY
u. Edclberg"r. i.o years old. today
east his first ballot Tor u president Of
III. United states. He was goins to
Il polling place In an automobile and
h.ipcd into the booth whcr. he voted
n straight Democratic ticket.
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Denver Livestock,

Denver. Colo, Nov I.-CattIc rc'
ceipts 1890. Markc, strong
Beef steers jsaT1: cows and
hcif.rs "a 500: stockcrs and feed
crs 5T6.75. calves GHS
Receipts 500. Market
higher. Top s; bulk of sales 80 a
s.
SIIEEP-Rcccip,s $1,000. Markc,
steady. Ycnrlings t.50na: wethers
3.1oM $50: lambs Gm $50: .wcs
. .50mt.
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Mayb. the world is growing better,
We do not 50" as many young girli
ON tn. street carrying music rolls as
W.. formerly did.
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Second hand furniture. Carmich-
ael and Co. Phone Trinidad $40. II
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Wanted

All who do not receive their
thronicic-Ncws to phone this office
between GOO and 700 the samG
evening.
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Our illustrated catalogue explains
how We teach barber trade In "A few
weeks. mailed free. Molcr Barber col
| llcKe. Denver. Colo, .
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ChronIcie-News. zoe per month.
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Pueblo Mixed paint. q good cheap
one. &l.a5 u gallon. Tony u. Clark u
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Woman or glTl for general house?
work. Call 52s Washington Ave. II
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Old papers for putting on shelves
or under carpet. 8 cents u bundle
ut the ChronicIe-Sews office. q
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Sell Off your surplus stuff buy using
C-S want ads. They only cost
cents "a line. q
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For new and second hand fusnit-
uro call on Carmichael and Co.. l30-
32 Elm street. Phone Trinidad
$50. e
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For Sale

Monarch 100 per cent pure paint
$500 per gallon. Tony d. Clark. II
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Adamant Floor paint. $40 per
gallon. Tony ID. Clark. u
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For Rent.

Four rooms. modern except fur
mace. also nicely furnished apart
mcnis. popular prices. II. l.. Anderson
Anderson block. phone Red 1891. Il
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Furnished housekeeping rooms
400 University. Phone Rcd lii2. u