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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-13

In speaking of Spears, the Austria
lian, who is shortly to appear at the
Paris Velodrome OH yer, the L'Auto.
the Partisan sporting daily. says:
spears comes well recommended by
both George Wiley and Floyd Mac
Farland. MacFarland, who is a good
Judge of bicycle rider, says that
Spears will make a good impression
and is a hard man to beat In the
French style of riding"
At the opening night meet of the
new Brussels, Belgium, indoor track,
held Saturday night, November l.
Bobby Walthour. the Atlanta cychst,
defeated Victor Linart, the Belgian,
In a paced race. Walthour IS leaving
for America on November 10, having
engaged passage on the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Kronprinzessin
Cecilie and is due to land about Mo-
vember 90. Walthour Is engaged for
the six-day race and will also ride
e. Collins paced match on Satur-
day previous to the big race.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-13

University of Pennsylvania and
Michigan have met eight times in
football. and the Quakers are in the
lead In games won. Michigan has
been successful only twice In the
eight years with one tie game. The
ecnrae, 70 q q fallnms.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-13

st. Luke A and Fairmount A auin-
tets made clean sweeps In Newark
Church League matches rolled over
the Eureka alleys last night Their
respective victims were Second Pres
byterian and st. Luke's v. Koch,
of Paramount, counted 20l. the only
century mark of the night.
The st. Agnes team rolled great
n,ns in the Orange Church League
last night and took two games out
of three from Holy Trinity. The
jackson brothers, Frank and Will
lam. were there with respective
scores OF 244 and 200. Pierson was
high for Trinity with 219 First Con-
gregatlonal got the odd game OF
three from the Central Presbyterian.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

Geift ihon Idngn in ben ~S4nar5tn
Bergen" lebt unb ourh bic aablreihen
aus Amerifo 3uriidsstebtten. lonoss
kute frdftigftt G5rberuns srfabrtn
bat. I'm bie Gntriiit,lns bes 0oIiss
gu beihpi1tigen nnb olmdblih Scns
tari in WerseHenbeit gu brinsen. piro
BEN Dcltt ers6blt, bab alles fh In
better Drbnune bsfinbe unb DIE pitl'
besebrte Stobt am See In Montens.
sros 8eiis selanssn perbs. Daa
fdeint uns bic plduiibelfte Grildruns.
Gs lift aber slsi6eiltis. mas bis
Wpntenssriner hoffen,. Die 5oupts
fahe 1T bic GihsriteQuns bes euros
pdifdeu 1risbens, nahbem bos lssts
SinberniB iiberipuuoen lit. Wesen ber
Ibgren3ung bon aIbanien iann IS
nidt mehr Su .3.rfpiirfniHsn iommen,
oa tieriiber fhon Idnsit eine gsritdns
bisuns eroielt porbsn TT. Den 6errs
fher su finben, tam aud tein,
Shpisrieisitsn MAIDEN, ba es ssniis
aenb aoburssr gibt. Die iih oa3u pers
iteben iperben, als reqierenbe Jiiriten
su bisnsn. NotOem Ihou 10 pisIe
Ihpere Stiirmt iibsrftdnoen iino, mare
ss unpsrniinftiss Stpar3isberei, nod
Elm Sheitern au bsfiirhten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

ober bas 1T fir lie nebenfdhlih; mos
he eritrebt, 1T Elm anftdnbiser RudUug
|unb biefer ipirb ibr seboten. ipsnn lie
bsm iapanifhen Wolts fas.n tonp, bab
bic Grlebigung Der Streitfrase gerihts
liner Shihtuns porbebalten 1T. aber
bieier plan fpirb ourh Griegsgefhrei,
ipis es i'm aongreb unb nod paau uns
ter benz 8etfou Der 6dusmitglieoer ers
boten porben 1T, bsrDorben unb bo>
nit ben Geinoen Der iapanifben Resiss
runs in bic 3dnbe gearbeitst. Wenn
bie aongrebz zWitslieoer bic Ieifeps ga
Ter bon oiplomati5hem @erftnnh be-
fiben, ioIIteu iis unter lid persinbaren.
bic ealiforniihe 4nselesenbeit, 70 lanss
iie biplomatifher gebanbluns unters
lieet, niht nit sinem Morts su sripdbs
nsn. @rft penn Sapan iih berausfors
oerno ertpeiit. piro IS 3sit iein, bic
MDelihteit zines arieses gu erDrtern.
aber mir slauben niht. bab es baal,
tpmmen tpiro. Sapdn bat alle llriade,
einen arieg su permeibsn, ba ibm pcus
auf betpubt lit, oab RubIduo auf Der
Steus Die Gslseenbeit btnusen piiroe,
um bic Sharts bon Muioen dussus
ipesen uno einen laftiesn Ripalen in
SitaIien unfhdbIih 81 madden. Die
sinsies Wdffe, Die ss In Wnnenbun9
bringen tOnnte, tpdre Der goneott, aber
aud bas 1T taum al bsfiirbten, ba
Sapan unIeren Sonbsl piel nottieer
braudt, aIs mir ben feinie.n. Gin
arks tann nur entitsben. Denn bos
iapaniihe Bolt bon unfersr Seitt in
folder Wsi'e esrsist tpirb. bub ss Dor
Mutb bic gsiinnuna perlisrt. 9estpes
gen Tontsn unfsre Griessftrsier sners
eiih aneepieisn tperoen. Den Wunb 81
baltsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29
eokal.Derid)t
Oeamte tentuabl
ypislt ssfsern bic Go. Tbilippas Ue.
meinbe al,

Inter nnberorbentlid, 5ahlreihrr
getbeilianne fonb gei,ern Die Griay.
ipnbI Der Nennlten IN Der Gu. gs5i.
lupus Demeinbs tQalior 8. 6. 2orn)
on Der Mnee strabe nnb WleDtiden
aDenHe. itntt nnb oas @nblergebni!l
mar tpie foIgt:
yrdiibent: 3. Q. Saiemeier.
gefretdr: ssobn goiieIer.
sdnbnieiiter:: ssohn arued.
Aelfeiter: nenrp Better.
Gr,iteek: 8. 5rna3reb unb aI6erl
Gderiin.
a5orife6er: ssafob Gebringer nal
@eorg, alinee.
4iS Wnblrifter iiingirten bie ser.
ren: 80. Desaensnn,i, 4. fosler vi,
q. 1isrseber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29
9be.Grlaxbnibjtbeiae.

(GbparS SO. 9unbaln. 25, RabiiOns
I bile.
lRorab 6. Garter, q, bessl.
jSanss GoIofmitb. 90, 7o4 Wsit 5.
1 Strnbe.
lJuIi.bo 2. gropn, 25, bessf.
lbarrn q. soesIs, "a, Dapion, 8.
tWinnis W. pidsrin, q, 8. Ctr. iino
Central 4pe.
Jfyrant Rob, 80, 1923 5arriIon Qn.
lanssIina @irSs. 80, 1877 Speamore
Strdbe.
llutkr 6obs.. 27. gpntbiand, ap.
lSabie gapnt.r, Is. 238 Dsit 8. Str.
Iealpin grc,pn, 21, 4o8 Speamor,
1 Gtrabs.
iU1arp a.pis, 1s. 21o Ri6monb ct.
|aoui. ellis, %, 416 Mssit 8. Ctr.
lgarri. Ssberfb.er. "a, 459 Eapion
Strabe.
Isxnrp Qusen, 25, 1850 Maribau Wp.
lWarie o. Bubble. %. 1926 Strdtforb
Npenue.
Igtn. aistb, "a, 739 aenpon ape.
l4nna q. 1nntbp, 22. 727 bessl.
IGlifforb 8. Ssntins, gbicaso. 50.
lWarp gariens, 4432 6ami!ion 4pe.
lSctn 8. syonnin. 27, Sronton. 8.
l2ota Bisss, 20, gmsrp 5ottI.
|Sofepb au.s. %. 1929 a.nton Ctr.
lMatp gdsrle, %, 1749 Gsmono ct.
IIm. u. Graber, %. 4034 Sprins
/ Grope Mpe.
iQena 6oos. l9. Yorben Ctr.
|slm6rol. u. geilIsr. %. $50 Raiiau
/ Strabe.
lWatilbs M. 6sman, 20. Rorpoob.
)Gliffcrb Martlono. q, 2022 Glm
I Gfrnbs.
lRahel Gobn, 10. 639 Dsft 8. Ctr.
laobert StiIss, IT,, %, abbpion, 8.
lGna DIakrtp. 18. 948 Barr Ctr.
l4nonpmus C!ipsr. 81. 1915 2ineolH
/ Noenue.
lHsiip Mibblsicn. "a. bsssl.
|lcuis W. alihsrsnla. %. 3517
Mibbleton alpe.
lGtb<I Cibs. %. 835 DAT Ctr.
|Sobn Rod, 81. 133 Git WeWiden
| Npenus
tgorbara aupp. q. 2425 Meit Wes
Widen Mpt.
(Ropmonb 1<reufon. %, Hcrtrooo.
lGbna Nan Stprp, Is, 8ribgstolpn
Mpenue.
lgurtis 6drris, %. Rdpnesburs. ap.
lMprie Qsa9. %. Qodlono. 8.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29
3tStlidber 1sS.

Ter G2 5nbre ate Mnr Morae:,.
fholer, BON go. 1922 Bine Sirabe.
lpuroe aeitern Nad,mtftng toot IN let.
mem Bette liegsnb nuisefimOcn. &c.
roner Or. ssoertmeper spnrbe he;.ad;.
ri&tiat unb iteiite eifien Ser3idlag ais
1obeSurfnhe felt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

Gin YierD Der Giriennann'lden
Ddderei iGente geitern Nn6mitina
,InD rnnute NIT benz Naaen IN ncn
stnnnI. Better gompnnp Z ipurbe re-
Quiritt u1b yettese ben Uout untcr
nyetDu G4Gpisriofeittn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29
@rot.

SungerTi1ter: Bite, Ger
Nebofteur, unter fpeIfenl 9iteI io1
nieine 9eoihfe bernusgeben21
9aebatteur (unmbent e. geleien) :
.DefiteIn sie ben Woub .g@lnfGot.
ben!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29
0afe.Wan

sn bsm sefrisen lebi<n GpieIs btr
Gerie 1pifhen unieren yReos" nno ben
.aorbindIsn4 in 81. Qouis purbt uns
i.r @efhiib Don pDnelIs, ben 1inser
Dor sinigen 1nsen BON ben Gbicugoer
CUBS" iiferts, uno bon Jdngsr
gIorte bebient, benen SalIte unb
Wfngo seseniibsritanoen. poDtls seiss
Il fih fhon i'm erItsn 0onst isinsr
Mufsdbe nini sstpdhien Inb tpurbe
obne 9ersus bur6 ben Reirutsn Morris
abaa6ft, als bic aarbinGle fhon 2
adufe esfitxrt uno Die gaien beisst
tulien. Da Worts ebenfcfls perfo1ie.
ipurbe er fton inn ielben 0angt burd
ben Nsfruten gbit Smith eristt, Der
benz feinbIi6en @smeBel aIsonnn biz
gum Z. Ganst ginboItgebot Smitb
fpurbs ncrduf BON padarb abgsloit.
Der ben aaroindlen I'm s. 0anee 3
9rsffer erIaubie, mas benislben 2 fpsis
tsrs qdufe unb ben Giea stnbrohit.
BsiDe Rlubs moftsn ie II 3reffer unn
Q Jsbler. 6Gtien Yoipeu uno Morris
aonirolle iibsr ibrs Bale ssbabi. tpiirs
ben mir bic WRberlage ssrmieb,n bas
ben. auf bsibtn Seiten muroe le 4
Guftfdhler our 8ani geianbt. Der St.
p0uiier Shleubfrer perfhentie tsineu
Greipab CUR /. 8aie segsn 7 Der gins
einna.ier. Iinier uno geder fpdren rns
iers kiten SdIdeer nit ie 3 9reFFsrn.
barunier mebrbai,ssn. Snens uno
0nthrie tpdren bic Ghisbsrif.er.
RrImIfnf har nsftri nsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

Iufhebenos Reosn TAM, je'
Der 0ummeridn balten; etn tluasr
Nsenih fhrpeiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

Cine Sabritanten aons >
psntion ift auf ben 8. Mai n1h
WdIhington berufen tporoen, lin bsm
Irdlibenten etns 8orlage gu untsrbrsis
ten. nelae Die BON benz oemotrati d n
larif auf bic ssrsiIiite gsitslten Wal=
rem fir ben Re5iproaitdtaz 6onDsI pers
penoen pII. 0dmit lit gems.nt, bab
nur oenleniesn 2dnoern oeitattet pers
ben foa, oisfe Waartn 3olIfrei tin5us
fiibren, bic Der Ginfubr unTerer iers
tigfabritots BEL tbnen entfpreh. noe
aon5eiiionen MAIDEN. s5ir Treie 5dute
uno Gsber iollen Die 3OIs auf Stub.
uno Stisfel ermdbist peroen, fir frsie
DolIs Die 3Oae auf poaens Daarsn,
ooer ouf aHoers Walrsn, ie noh ben
4biaspsrbaltniHen bes be.refFenbsn
2anoes. Dieter gorihiag perbient
polIite Beahtune. WeHn es aud rit<
tis ift, oaB mir bilIissr fabriaires1 tOn-
men, ipsnn Robftoffs unb Gnlbrrbfoffe
frei herein ourfen, TO liegt bod, tpis
prafiosnt Wilion felbft suseftebt, Elm.
brinsenoe Roibtpenbieteit Dot, ben Mus
benbaubel In Jertisfabrifaten au fors
bern unD bas miro nur burn foihen
Re3tproaitdisgpans, pie bic 5abrttans
ten ibn Dorihiosen, gu erm0slid<n
5fin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

Cine 9orIage lit unterbreitet
pprosn, bic Yeniionen ipeiter 5u erbos
ben. Wer iiber 65 Sabre alt tit unO
Elm giutpmmsn BON Dsniaer aIs iehs
Dollars Die Wphe tat, Ioll eine pens
iipn bon Dollars bic Wohe be5teben;
bel einem @intommen BON So bis 81
ipII bic Ysniipn brei Dollars betra5ln
bel etnem Gintommen BON ST bis IS
stusi Dollars bic Wpne unp bei eirem
Gintommen BON So biz So einen Dols
lar oie Wo6s. Die teItdnoigtn qen-
iipnssrhObungen toben b;slan5 teins
iidtliba unSufrisoenbeit erreet, lpas
fpp1l bamit 81 ertldrsn 1T, DAP man
in Der Beniion Der 2rte9speteraner
cine 8orbereitIn8 CUR aagemsinen 4ls
terspeniipR erbIidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

Sn 70 lihtngton n esfpinnt biz
@nIiht on goben, oaB Der 2arif i'm
Senat cine Wenoerung erfabren uni
Der 4rdiibent ge3ipunsen 'sin rpirh
3ugsitGnoniiie in ge3uJ auf Doa!
unc 3uder 81 MAIDEN, oab sr einsr
mGbigsn 3pQ nuf bsiber bsIdbt. Shat
1ufe iit, baB frcis Woqs une frtisr
s3uter minoeitsns sebn temotrutiif1:
0sgner i'm Senat baben uno lpenn
biefe in ibrsr Sppoiition bsbarrtn, fc
tonn Die osmotrdtiite gartei nibts
dusri6ten, oa lie blps iiber cine Mas
ioritdt Don feds Stimmsn psrfiigt
Comet bat dber Der prdIloent te:n'
Rsiguna betuuoet, bon Ieinsm Stanos
punt suriid3utrstsn. gr gibt Iit lof
INNER Der 5offnung bin, bic rsni.sn=
ten Senatorsn uuf ieine Seire bringen
5u tonnen. ginsn Patib.il fir 0:s
osmotrdtiIhe Barter beiiirdtst sr sbsn
fans nitt, Do nah ietner Qniitt biz
2anopirtbIhdft iih beFer itebsn Mrs
be, trenn lie bic Wou3udt als Rete1s
selpinn 6struhtet uno iih Der 5l:iI6.
eeptnnuns suDtnoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

Die .R.bs" trsfien t.uis @ormiiids
ous Ct. 2ouis in Gbieoso Elm. no II:
fid bsuie Ra6mitine i'm eriien aampfs
elmer Sers oon 5 Spislen nit ben oors
iigen rGubs" m.Hen ferbsn. Da bic
Bs.erdnsn unires SdIeuosrtcrps nod
INNER oerfaeen, pirb 5dupiIing 1ins
ter pobri6einlih se3ipunsen fein, Re
iruten CUR gsoienune oes Gefhiibss
ins srfte Jrefftn an fdliden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

grpans Grisbenspldns
finben sbenIo ipsnis Qnertennung, pis
ieiner 3eit salts gori6Idge. Sn benz
sinsn ME osm anberen 5aus piro bic
WosIihteit beftritten, eine unpars
teiiIte aommifion 5ur Sdlittun9
ben ernftlihen Strsitfragen srlansen
gu tDunen. getrsffs Der qanamasGes
biibren miro aQerieits 5ugeitanoen,
bab pisfsr San niht oem 5auser Irts
bunaI untsrbreitst tpsrben tonnte, neil
ole europGiI6en Rattonen aus Sslbfs
intsrefe in bisier 5rdge auf Gn9Ianos
Geite ftsben ltnb bos national. Jnters
eIie ouf bic Rihter abfdrben piirbe.
Qud miro bic ieBise 3sit, ba gang
guropa in Daffsn Itarrt. aIs beTons
bsrs unginitig fir bic 26iung BON
WeItfrieoenssproble un9efeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-29

Die 6Glfte Der MtBJsr in
Wilpautee .piro an l. Mai Die 2Gcsn
ftIisbsn, tpeil SlsiIh gu ben jsstqsn
qreiIsn unpertduFliA iit. Die drmert
Glaiie, aus pelher ihre aunoihdft 6:z
itono, cat iit ba5 5leifn ublslpDfnt.
Oos iit offsnbar cine nationaIe aaids
mitGt, tpelher Der &ongrsB iein: Ges
ionoere Qufmertfamtet 3upsrcsr
foate. Sofpett BAT er Die 30ne auf
Sleii6 abgsIfafft, um bic MosIi6tsit
sur Ginfiibruna BON 9efrierftiiih gu
bieten. 9tbsr es iouts nod ttipas gss
Ifeher, I'm eis @ish3uht 3r f6fo!r1
uno oos bier3u aesignete Witpl ndrs
Die 2lbidaffung Der 3pqs duf 8ishs
futtsr, bds biliger 1T, als Maja, oenn
hisTes 1T 81 theu,r. nls rap oss 9ist=
siiAtsr, Die Waiz Fiittern, b!n:J psrs
taufen t0nnten. S6atIi9iiA III ss
pprtbeiibofter. Mais 81 rertauFsH, ais
es al perfiitttra.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-16
ELKS WILL NOT GIVE
CHRISTMAS TREE FOR
CHILDREN THIS YEAR

There VIII be mo- big Elks Christmas
. tree for the children of the city this
ycr Instead. The Best People will
pursup the plar adopted last year of
{ distributing "a sum of money among
various charitable organizations 20 be
dispensed hg the leaders OF those
charities ln such "a manner as to pro-
duce the best possible results
Formerly it was the. custom NJ the
Elks 10 give a hig free Christmas tree
~ which all the children OF the city
We're invited. but which was primarily
intended for those Riddles who were
not regularly on the visiting list OF
Santa Claus These annual occasions
were 8IWUya big events. but it was
found that many worthy children
stayed away from them for fear Of
being suspected uf accepting charity
while others. whose parents were well
able to provide suitable Christmas
presents. received gifts which should
have gone to needy children The con-
Victiou that the Christmas tree did NOT
bring about the right sort of distri-
button, lcd 90 the discontInuance of
the custom.
just how much money VIII be dis
uibuted hy the Elts this year. and
through what channels it win eo. are
mot known Let moi thy right hand
know what thy left hand doeth is
ono or the cardinal principles Of the
order and uo public announcement
will Pc made of the Christmas plans
that viii De pursued Worthy charities
wIll be selected and substantial sum
divided between theD
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-16

and Carlsbad 10 Inspect National
Guard companies Adl Gen II. r.
uerfinH went to Clovis Sunday, ard
thc governor WIN join him there to-
Gay.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-16

Native Whclt--the Dcst, per 100
pounds, St.S3 cash price. Phone IG,
sou may pay the driver.
Il. w. FEE
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-16

International Healing Powder for
wounds, 25c boxes. f5c.
T. w FEE.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-16
Dom forget the number

the E. A. degree VisBng Masons
ae welcome ry order Of the ~. NJ.
u n ruonel OF Topeka. auditor
ot disbursements for the Santa Fc
railway arrived here last night
Harry Weaver WAS arrested last
night on charge oi duuukcHuess.
He served term n The county Jail
recently Tor securing trunk at the
Santa Fo baesage room ou uolen
cheeb
Jehu Cameron 512 East Coal aVc-
nue., WAS Hued s. Yesterday Do police
court on charge of throwing hot
cabes In wood receptacle. causing
% shed to catch fire on his premises
sunday
Mr. and Mrs W d Harris. to-
gother with their children. Will leave
to-day TOR visit ~ few days iu
Santa Fc Later thcy VIII 20 toSouth-
ern California, where they viii spend
The winter.
Albuquerque Council SO can
knights ot Columbus, will meet n
regular session tonight at odd Fellows
halt Important business viii DE
transacted and all members are urged
to be present
Henry Grcen OF Chicago who IS
reported Go have formed "a syndicate
which contemplatcs acquiring the
New Mexico Central railroad. is cN-
pected to arrive here today Mrs
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-16

VI. GEORGE will call with a fine Sc
lection of Handmade lRCcs and Em-
broidcric-; everything In Ladies' aud
Babies Apparel. MI KINDS OF
HANDMADE not SElIOLD LINENS.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS. PRICES REA-
SONABIE- Wedding GIFTS. Cost,
Nothing to see Goods. Phone 1928.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-16

II you need carpenter. phone
t360-W, or call an ". Granite.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-16

CHOICE NAVAJO BLAN rs
FOR XMAS PRESENTS. LOUIS
lLFELD. tf3 JOHN sT.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-16

PRIZE MASQUERADE CARNIVAL
N THE SIX AfING RINK TONIGHT
DANCE AFTER SKATING.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-16

Is. NJ WILLIAMS
Dentist.
Rooms / and 3. Whiting Building.
Corner Second and Gold.
Phone No eS4
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-12-16
pIIIE MASQUERADE CARNIVAL.
lr THE SKATING RINK TONIGHT
DANCE AFTER Six ATlNG.

WI r Rutgagc rano-forte Meah-
auican and Tuner Tuning Noiomg,
Tone-reguaiiug. Aotion-adjustug and
CieanIng The most thorough is the
cheapest Phone 1924.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-06-20
ANOTHER PROGRESSIVE
PAPER FOR NEW YORK
Roosevelt Has Been Offered $4,000 a
Year to Write One Day Each
Week

Millard Bloomer, the well known
New York City Publisher, has changed
the name Of the Harlem Local and
Lille to the New York Progressive, and
his paper is now the official organ of
the bull moose party. The change in
name has been accompanied by the
removal of the main Office Of publica-
ton from Harlem to Forty-second
street in an Office adjoining the Pro-
gressive national party, the local Office
remaining at 217 West One Hundred
and twenty-ffth street.
Nh. Bloomer, who is an energetic
newspaper man with big ideas and the
executive ability to put them into ei-
feet, has offered ex-President Roose-
welt $4,000 a year to write one day a
week for his paper. This amount fig
ures 5000 a day.
Mr.. Roosevelt has taken the matter
under consideration and viii probably
accept, as by SO doing he will ma
terially increase the number of his fol-
loUerS
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-06-20
Conditions Point to Prosperity

The decline in stocks, the tariff agi-
tation, recent decisions Of the supreme
court further restricting the arbitrary
right Of railroads TO FIX rates, has caused
some people to shiver with apprehen-
sion as to the economic future Of the
country. As for ourselves, we have no
fears and diagnose the situation briefly
thus: For the past five years business
has been conducted under short sail.
Little money has gone into speculative
ventures Of a doubtful nature. Many
weak and unsound spots in our com
mercial and industrial fabric have been
excised. Railroads have adjusted
themselves to the new order of things
and no longer expect from the public
and the courts more than the square
deal. Large industrial concerns, such
as Standard Oil and the Tobacco Trust
will be content with less than fifty per
cent profit per annum on their watered
stock. The country has reached that
stage in its development when it no
longer fears reduction Of the tariff.
The money trust, if there is one"
has been dragged into the daylight and
dare not take the responsibility Of
causing a panic. The five hundred
million dollars of emergency currency,
which congress provided for three
years ago, can be made Immediately
available in the event of money
stringency, and finally, with an abun
dant harvest in sight, where is the
cause for apprehension
Here, on the west coast, the effect
Of the opening Of the Panama Canal,
within a short time, is already felt.
We confidently believe that the open
ing OF this new ocean route Will marx
the beginning Of a twenty fve year
era Of development on the west coast
Of North America that will astonish the
world.
From a careful survey Of the situa-
ton with the aid Of forty years Of OBJ
servation and experience to reflect on
we have reached the conclusion that
there is no cause for alarm. That
prosperity is ahead Of US.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1913-06-20
ORDINANCE l24

An Ordinance regulating the occupation
of bartender and the employment Of bar
tenders at any saloon within the Ctty OF
Leavenworth, providing penalty.
The City Council of the City OF Leayen-
worth do ordatn as follows:
Sec l. That from and after the first day
Of July, 1918, every person occupying the
position OF bartender within the City of
LeaYenworth shall be required TO procure
license from the City OF LeaVenWortn Tor
Sec, ?. The license shall be granted to
each bartender applying therefor and in
the manner required by this Ordinance
upon payment of the sum of 81. 90, which
license shall be good until the LIST day OF
July next succeeding date of license.
Sec. B. Every person wishing TO procure
such license shall make application to the
City Council, which application shall state
the name, age, and address of the applicant,
and shall furnish brief outline OF his e&-
perience and past record, and the license
Shall only be granted in the first instance
when said application shall be duly ap-
proved by the City Council. All renewals
OF licenses may be made by application TO
Sec. 4. Any person or persons occupying
such a position without license shall be
subject to fine in any sum not exceeding
sec. s. Amy person holding a license who
shall violate any Ordinance ofthe City of Lea
yenworth regulating the sale OF intoxicating
LIQUORS, shall Immediately without notice,
have such license cancelled and the same
shall be renewed only upon application to
the City Council.
see & Any person or persons conducting
a saloon within the City OF Leayenworth
who shall employ or permit TO occupy the
position of bartender in any saloon within
the City of Leayenworth any person with
out such license shall be subject to fine in
any sum not exceeding $500.
Sec. 7. This Ordinance shall be in full
force and effect when IL shall have been
passed by the City Council Of the City of
LeaYenworth; approved and signed by the
Mayor; attested by the Clerk; approved by
the City Attorney; and from and after five
days from the date of its publication once
In the LeaYenworth Echo, a newspaper of
general circulation, printed and published
within the City of LeaYenworth, and the
Clerk is hereby directed TO cause the same
TO be published.
First reading: 10th day Of June, 1913,
Passed by the City Council this nth day
OF June. 1913.
nth day Of June. 1913.
FRANK e, CARLQUIST, Mayor OF the
City OF Leavenworth
Attest: Guy A. Hamilton, City Clerk.
Approved: l., j. Nelson, City Attorney.
Published in the LeaYenworth Echo this
10Th day Of June, 1918.