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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-24
THIEF ENTERS
CHURCH; COAT
is MISSING

II. Il. Smyser and William
Fitzpatrick lost overcoats last
night when a thief entered
the cloak room of the First
Baptist church and stole
them while they were attend
ing the special Easter SER
vices within.
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DEATH LIST
IN OTHER
TOWNS

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March
24.-Up to noon today 20 bodies
had been removed from the
wreckage wrought by yesterdays
tornado, and it is now estimated
that the total dead here will reach
80.
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For Tacoma and vi
cinity: Probably fair
tonight and Tuesday.
For Washington:
Probably fair tonight
and Tuesday.
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UNITED PRESS HAS ONLY
WIRE in STRICKEN CITY
(By United Press Leased Wire.l

OMAHA, March 24.-(s45 m)-At this hourt wire
which this being from the
working into Omaha The Wese Union Postal
working
desperate efforts their service al
This wire, the Aneri
a of
sent Omaha.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March
2.-Three persons were killed
and 22 injured in "a cyclone which
swept BOniface, Fla, last night,
according to reports received here
today.
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SEATTLE, March 24-William
Holman, 80, messenger, arrest
ed on a disorderly charge, died
at the city hospital early today
from morphine poisoning.
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The nationwide agitation for minimum law for work
ing girls
to lasting reform, BUT 1T Is NOT MOST
THE FIRST ONE THAT SHOULD TAKEN.
No minimum an from nfam
unless be accompanied by
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LINCOLN, Neb., March "a. -
Reports received here this after
noon say eight persoSs met death
in cyclone which yesterday prac-
tically destroyed Berlin, Neb., 80
miles southeast of here.
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March
24.-Twenty persons were killed,
$50 injured and 400 homes
wrecked i'm cyclone which swept
the southern part of Terre Haute
last night. The nearby villages
of Perth and Prairieton were de-
strOyed. The casualties i'm the
last two places are unknown.
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DES MONIES, Ia, March "a
Two special trains with doctors
and nurses are rushing to Omaha
from here today.
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He was tall, grave man. well
past the heyday of life, and he
came into the Times Office this
morning to perform o sacred duty.
After he had filled out his bali
lot and deposited IL In the box by
the door, he was asked how he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-24

WASHINGTON, d. c., Mar.
24.-GOvernmental aid was
prOffered to tornado-swept
Omaha the first thing today
by President Wilson, who
sent the following telegram
to Mayor Dahlnann:
II am deeply distressed at
the news received from Ne
braska. Can we help in any
way?
"WILSON."
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Where. and How to Ballot.

, Fill out accompanying
, ballot, and mail to ELEC-
, TION EDITOR, the Times;
, Or
, If you are downtown, you
B will find ballot boxes at
, Rhodes Brothers Store;
, The Peoples store;
0 Mccormack Brothers;
. The Times office.
. Give name, age and ad-
. dress, and mark with an
o tx" whether or not you
. wish smoking on the street
. cars to be permitted.
o Persons nnder is years of
. age must NOT vote.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, March
24.-Eight persons were killed
and at least IL injured in cy-
clone which struck the outskirts
of this city last night.
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of this city last night.
DIES MONIES, Ia, March "a
kilograms received here today
state that the town of Flag
Springs, Mo-, with 600 inhabi-
tants, was swept by the storm.
Five bodies have already been re-
covered, several are missing and
many are injured. Several
churches and ten residences were
totally wrecked and i'm some Sec
tiOns the wreckage burned.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March
24.-Prairieton, a village of 400
persons six miles from here, was
destroyed by the cyclone. 1t is
impossible to learn the fatalities
there, as the roads are impassa-
BILE. 1t is feared, however, that
the casualties are heavy.
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WE ASK OUR SUBSCRIBERS
TO PATRONIZE EXCLUSIVELY
OUR ADVERTISERS In THE
TACOMA TIMES.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
Mothers Friend
In Every Home
Comfort and Safety Assured Before
the Arrival Of the Slork.

The old saylng--whnt u home without
a mother-should add Mothers Frlend."
In thousands OF American homes there
Is sottle ~ this splendid and famous sem
ody that has aided many a woman through
the trying ordeal, saved her from suffering
and pain. kept her in health ~ mind and
body IN advance " babya coming aud had
. most wonderful Influence IN developing
healthy, lovely disposition In the child.
There u no other remedy 30 truly a help
20 nature aa Mothers Friend n relieves
the pain aud discomfort caused hy the
strain On the llEamcnts. makes plant those
hhres aud muscles which nature h expand.
Ing and soothes the Inflammation OF breast
glands
Mothers Friend h an external remedy.
acts quickly aud not only banishcs an dls.
tress IN advance, but assures a speedy aud
complete recovery for the mother Thus
she becomes healthy woman with an her
strength preserved 20 thoroughly enjoy tho
rearing Of her child. Mothers Friend ran
be had az any drug store az ~ 90 bottle.
and N really one ~ the greatest blessings
ever discovered fer expeetant mothers.
Write 90 bradnold REGULATOR Co. ies
Lamar ltldg,, Atlanta Ua, for their free
book. Wslte to-day, u u m05t Instructive.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
WHITE PATHtTNDERs
TO VISIT SANTA FFl

santa ne. \. NJ. Sept 25.-The
White pathfinder party Is going to
visit santa Pc. The chamber ct conn
merce Is In receipt of letter saying
this from Mr. John p. Dods, manager.
which IN accompanied by map ot
tho route. from Denver 90 the Grand
canyon ana Phoenix ana "a schedule
OF the trip.
The party viii leave Pueblo. Colo
RADIO. on the goth OF september, DO
Ia Taos on the Goth. Las Vegas on the
25th. and arrive In Santa Zee on thd
2atH They will leave Santa Re for
Taos on the same day. be In Taos
again ON the 3Oth and In Santa Pc on
october ist. From Santa Pc they viii
go 60 Albuquerque, Magdalena,
Springcryillo, Arizona, ana Flagstau.
and be at the Grand Canyon on the
9Th and 10th. They viii return from
the Grand Canyon Via Gallup. Dur
ango Colorado, ana Alamosa to
Pueblo.
The party VIII consist of Messrs.
James A. Harris. adv-g.ising man
ager Of The white company y, Lax
arnick. photographer. of New York
city, and John 4. Dods, manager of
the Automobile Blue Book Publish
ing company of Chicago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
BETTER ROAD To
CLOUDCnOIT PLANNED

CIoudCr0ft. ~ NJ. Sept. 24.-There
viii be called meeting 81 the Bush
ness Mems association this week for
the purpose OF discussing good aud
better roads for the vicinity OF Cloud
croft. a number of other matters OF
importance VIII De taken up at tails
meeting.
J. Emmett Gregg, Otero county
commissioner. WIS Clauderoft vlai-
tor last week. Mr. Gregg Is very
much Interested In the Improvement
oi the Cloudcroft- Weed road which
is now being advertised; the improve
ment of this road 90 hc done by con-
tract. O.. =. Monett secTetuy OF tho
Otero county road commission, is now
advertising for bids ON this work
october 2nd Getting shis particular
piece of road 10 good shape will mean
much GO CNudcroft and the Weed sec
ton OF the country. The Improvement
OF the road viii put II IN such shape
that fruit and produce can be hauled
into Cluudcroft, the shipping point
FOR that section. early II will also
mean that autos can MAKE the trip
from the Peoos valley, the vicinity
Of Artesia and Roswell. 90 Cioudcroft,
then on TO Alamogordo over the Box
Canyon road. which VIII soon be eX-
tended from High Role 20 Cloudcroft.
then ON 20 El Paso. This would mean
that practically all autos going into
the Pecos valley would return 90 El
Paso by way Of Cioudcroft. With the
Improvement of this road the citizens
IN the Weed section expect 10 get
dali, mail service. The service now
from Cloudcrofi 10 Weed, Avis ana
pinon h three times O walk WITH
better roads a daily service can be es-
tabished and the postmasters az
Cioudcrofi and Weed have been ask
ed 10 recommend this 10 the dpart-
tuent with the Increase Of the par
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
Las VEGAS BOOSTERS TO
TAKE BIG AUTO TRIP

Las Vegas. y, NJ, sept, 25.--A NUM-
her of las Vegas road boosters are
planning a big automobile trip Co be
taken over the highways now being
repaired by the county road board
and the board Of county commission
crs. The trip probably viii be taken
noXt month
The present plans are 90 start from
this city early In the morning, take
the road To- Onnva and from there
drive Go Los Alamos ana Sapcllo over
The river road and return To Las We
gas on the new Mora road. The trip
ls expected 60 prove interesting and
show the character of the WORK that
Is being done on tho roads More
definite announcement win bee made
1y the boosters the first part of next
month,
The contract FOR the work 90 be
done on the Watrous road az the Kate
Wright place was awarded this morn
ing 90 j. H. Hand, who viii complete
the work before October 90 This
place for the past few months mas
been ono of the worst ON the road.
The repairs viii consist Gf q hll which
win measure three feet In depth, 90
feet in width ana 1900 Ia length.
The top cover of the an viii be- OF
cinllers.s
Mr Hand win use steam engine
and "a gradcr and viii construct "a
ditch from Onaya to the place whore
the ON ~ 20 be- made. Tho ditch ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
NIonaicy
NORTHERN NIaW MEXICO
TNIR TO 49, MINNEi,

Ration. y. NJ. sept 25.-- Prcpam-
tions are going ON apace for the
Northern Sow McNico fuir which
comes of here next week
The additional stalls for stock a.
the fair grounds wore completed sat
urd1y nd the carpenter force placed
ut work ON the new line of hlctghrrF
that viii flank The grandsDnd. The
exhibit buildings Hrc receiving thr
necessary rcpuirs and ar, being
cclaucd out for tho installation ot
exhibits. which win start before The
week ls out Special effort is being
made this week along advertising
lines. Printed information, calling
attention to the leading features Of
tho amusement program for the tour
days. has been sent broadcast over
northern Sew MpNi.n. from which
region tho fair mnuagemont expects
tp draw thousands of visitors 90 Ra-
ton during the next week. The aero
plane flights ON Friday and S1tur-
duN, the racing mutiucDs for Thurs
dav. Friday and saturday afternoons.
the athletic events. including the
competitive exhibitions In baseball
brocho ridiug ana track events. the
carnival and the presence of r. large
band OF T1os Indians. combine in
making tho third annual session one
sirougy inviting from tho standpoint
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

WASHINGTON, y. g.. Sept a.
Scientists OF the bureau OF animal in
dustfy have compiled ~ bulletin which
Is Of practical interest 10 an who raise
goats ana 10 such insallds 40 have
been prescribed goats milk az dict.
Proofs have conclusively establish
ga that the transmission OF fever
known yarlously at Malta noun
tain SLOW typhoid" or by certain
other destinations. 90 man is accom-
pllshed BY the milk OF Infected goats.
careful observation IN Texas and
New Mexico show that the diseaae has
always made ~ appearance among
people connected with goat raising.
Entire families have been taken sick
with o on goat ranches. The sickness
appears usually after the kidding sea-
son. during the months 81 April. May
and June. when the people are IN
closer contact with the goats.
observations have also shown that
just over the border In Mexico goat
horders are not nearly 30 liable TO the
disease. Conclusions have been drawn
inst this is not due 60 any natural
immunity but 20 tho fact that the
Mexlcans always boil the milk before
drlnkinR ". while the Americans use
it raw.
The general opinion has prevailed
that the United states is free from
Malta fever and that the disease has
only occurred through importatlons
However. lt now seems evident that
the Malta fever has existed in Texas
and New Mexico FOR al least IS years
The fever takes is name form Great
Britain's island in the Mediterranean
where the disease has been exceed
ingly prevalent among British soldiers
and sailors. its occurrence IN tropl-
cal and sub tropical localities has been
noted In almost every country. a NUM-
her Of eases have been reported
among our soldiers who had Just re-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

Washington. sept. 26.-An IN
crease IN the smuggling OF Chinese
Into the United states. alarming In
ia proportions. has Induced the inn
migration authorities to redoublo
their vigilance, particularly along
the southern borders VI the country.
Commissioner General % Tmmlgra-
ton Caminctu has directed inspect
ors OF his bureau to take special pre-
cautions 90 prevent Chinese from en-
tering the country illegally. Early
next week Richard m Taylor. lmfnl-
grafton Inspector at large. will begin
q trip along the southern border a.
the country 90 see that the order h
risidiy complied with Later he viii
extend his trip 90 points on the Pa
cific coast
Scores Of Chinese recently have
been apprehcnded IN the United states
who gained entrance across the Mex
lean border Many of them passed
through this country so Mexico In
bond, ostensibly to become laborers
on Mexican plantations. Some 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
ANIMAL FARMINGTON FAIR
PROVES COMPLETE SICfIcSs

Pennington. y. NJ. Sept. "a
Pennington this year held the most
ail-around successful fair IN her his
tory. the receipts being most crafty
ing. with enough left over to pay for
the grandstand The exhibits were
many and comprehensive.
George r. Allen as usual led In
the general display OF fruits. flowers
vegetables. cereals. etc. O. H. Nc
Henry had fine general display Of
fruits.
Miss Spllle Wynn had the most
complete display on the grounds
=. A. Fix, who recently came here
from Grand Junction, carried off the
blue ribbon for the best span OF
draft mules aud the best pen OF ham
tam Buff Cochin chickens
A fine feature was the beautiful
flower exhibit 90 which the shlprock
indian school contributed the major
part
lu The old relies show there was
silk shawl over 200 years old. that
came from England exhibited by
Mrs Ball s chair over 100 years
old was the property of MIR. Locke as
was also a can of fruit put up In
1882. Mr.. Hudson had on exhibition
20 fragment OF dress worn by his
grandmother at the time she was
massacred by tho Indians. John w
Lillard contributed a sword that was
worn by one 81 his ancestors during
the Revolutionary war Mrs Loo
Brown showed % dirk that was picked
up pa the battlefield where custer
and his men were Killed. There were
several Bibles over roo wears old and
also some very ancient school books.
In tho half mile relay race between
the NAVAJO. Aztec and Pennington
men the Navajus led with ease the
entire race. bar Aztec and Farm.np-
ton We're So close for second place
thnt o. kept the excitement intense.
Pennington came out :erord by "a
close cali.
In the bali game ON Thursday he
tween Pennington ana Shiprock the
Indian bows ala well hut they had not
had tho practice 20 compete with the
Pennington nine.
q closer gamc on Friday was eN-
pected between Aztec and EARNING
ton, but after the first three or four
/ innings tho home team had g al
their own way and piled up scor,
Of 10 To I.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

tress that row comes 20 us from uu-
happy Bulgaria. No more ufNeni
cause was ever presented shan the
present. and no more urRent appeal
was ever made % the eenerous hu-
man spirit of Amefica than tho one
nov made ~ aend aid 10 the Amer
lean Red Croas az Washington 70 ho
forwarded 20 her mniesy. the queen
~ Bulgaria. who ~ az the head of
the Red cross 81 that country.
Though sheir snffcrlnes we're not
No great. and their means Of relief
more ample. J would also recommend
that q part. say one-fourih. be sent
20 the Rcd Cross OF scrVia.
"With great respect.
"verg sincerely yours.
NELSON A. MILES.
"Licut. Gen. y. 8. Army"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
GOOD ROADS
Ten Santa Fe Automobiles will Take Trip
to Taos for FIESTA of San Geronimo
Arthur Segman to Head Tourist Party Las Vegas Motor
lists Plan Survey Around Circle; New Road Will Be Oh
Great Commercial Benefit to Cloudcroft County, Work
ing on Highway Out of Roswell.

Las Vegas n NJ. sept, GA COM
muniCatiOn has been received In Las
Vegas from Santa Fe announcing that
ON next saturday morning a party of
about ten cars would leave Santa Zee
on "a circle "trip covering over 400
miles. The trip is a good roads boost
ers' tour and viii bee taken from SAN
"a Fe through Las Vegas. Ration ana
Trinidad 60 Taos. where the parry VIII
take ia the san Geronimo fiesta that
Is scheduled to be gwen ON Septem-
Der 30
Arthur Seligman OF Santa Fe rs
heading the delegation from the Cap
tal City ANA is anxious that n party
ot Las Ncgan1 make the trip. The
Santa pc aggregation viii arrive here
ut noon ON september "a and lmmc-
diatoly after dinner will continue the
tt,p To- Ration. This r. chance for
Las Vegas To show the progrcssiv"
spirit. say the roSd boosters The "trip
WIN bc AN enjoyable one and no doubt
win be- factor toward accomplishing
some good results for road work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
'yoRKING ON AFRO ROAD
IN CiIAVEs COUNTY

Roswell " ~. Sept. 2t-'rhe
twelve miles Of auto road from tho
deep lakes blums 60 the main county
road which IL to be- a part Of the
southern national highway. Is getting
into shape rapidly Teams have been
at work with grader. plowH. scrapers.
etc, during the week past. President
Veal was al the junction during the
week and the people Of Tinnie and
picacho promised him To do much
work on the route along thelr way.
he viii. Ia the next few days. set
busy on tho west county road into
Lincoln county. This needs repair
work badly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

san Fsanclste. sept Is 80 n Na
kada. vcaithy JHpanese merchant
and fof many wears official aierprel-
cr ID the police counts. was aHNeein'
aied while watkins alore ia- atifwty
Of HE office bulidine Nahada was
shot IN the hack. two bullets plafc.
lnN kls lungs
no one saw shr murder Tho poa
lsce aacrihe "A % Japanese while elpv-
ers Nakada had incurred the ems
NIFTY 81 certain japanese. who bc
ilcvtd be had aiten Information 10
the federal authorities which ftauiitd
IN the depnriatlou 81 Iapaness wofa+
en a. undesirable aliens
Nakadn had q wife and three chlls
dren.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25

turned from the Philippine islands
pastouri1atlon % infected milk FOR
twenty minutes % i45 degrees fnh-
rcnhcit H. SUFFICIENT 20 destroy the or
Raniam which transmits the disease
Therefore, milk pasteurized for the
destruction OF typhoid and tubcrcu-
iosls germs WIN also be free from the
MALTA fever germ.
The symptoms IN human beings are
usually pronounced and Give rise to
a more or less severe affection. The
most striking symptom ls an attack Of
fever with periods ~ normal temper
atures. The duration Of these per.
lods varies ocngidorabiy during the
disease The fever may be remiiteua
or Intermittent. u may be oantlnu-
ously high or low. and az an stages
81 the disease the type ~ fever may
change ~ may be very acute from
tho onset. the fever setting In with
chills ana rise OF temperature assocl-
ated with severe headache and pain
In the back, ana n general 100 feeling.
The pulse and respirati0ns are gem
orally affected ln accordance with the
height OF the fever. The course Of
the disease may extend FOR from six
weeks np to a year and cases have
even been observed IN which reiapaes
have occurred for three years IN hui
man beings the mortality Is estimated
at 2 per cent.
IN animals the course Of the dis
ease always appears 60 be protracted
Cases have been noted IN goats that
extended over a period of more than
n year. The prognosis IN animals is
always favorable as far as the health
is concerned but although the dis
ease has NO active effect on goats, lts
eradication must be considered for the
public health and Il ~ particularly lm-
portant since there has been tend
ensy recently among physicians ia ad-
wise the drinking of goats milk for
children and invalids
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
EIGHT MEN ACCUSED
BY GIRLS TAKE LIVES

Berlin. Sept 25.-In connection
with charges involving school girls.
eight prominent men AZ liroslau, cap
ital OF Silosia, have committed sui
eide. Fourteen others have been ar
rested.
military officer and an eN-police
official are among the suicides. OH
crs were "a hotel proprietor Whole
sale baker. am architect cafe owner.
merchant ana the manager of q
fashionable bathing establishment.
The authorities already have
knowledge that sevonty-tWo girls
were implicated Ia the affair. The
persons IN custody include parents of
the several girls. who are charged
with completely.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-25
HELPLESS As BABY
Down IN Mind Unable 10 Work.
and What Helped Her.

Summit pcini, w. Va.--Mis. Anna
Belle Emcy, Of this place, says: "i stif-
tered for ID years with an awful pain in
my right side, caused from womanlv
trouble, and dociorcd lots for n. but willie
out success. suffered 50 very much,
that became down IN mind, and aa help.
less as a baby ! WAS in the worst kind
OF shape. Was unable 10 do any work.
began taking carduI, the womar's
tonic, and got relief from the very first
dose. BY Che time ! had taken ~ bot
Ties, my health was completely restored.
] am now IS years years Old, bal feel as
good as did when only 10.
Cagdul certainly saved me from losing
my mind, and feel Il nay duty 10 speak
Ia It's favor. wish ] had some power
over poor, suffering women, and could
make them know the good 4 would DO
lhem."
you suffer from any Of the ailments
peculiar 10 women, L will certainly be
worth your while 20 give Cardui trial.
II has been helping weak women iOr
more Than 80 years, and win help you,
TOO.
Try carduI. Your druggist sells e.
WfHs r. Chattanooga nsdicIns Co, Ladlss'
advisory Dtut. Chattanooga Tenn, III Sfrfsrf
tslfyssffent 81 pour ease and o4-page book. Home
ifee''net4 ier Homan." 10 pain vfappar. NC. ial