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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-07
JERSEY GIRL, Is, is
HELD AS SH0PLIFTER

NEW YORK, Feb. MARY Sohu1es.
13-year-old schoolgirl of New
FfBrunswiek, y. J., has been taken to
The rooms of the Childrens Society
by Detective Weber, of the West
Thirtieth street station on a teehni-
cal charge of juvenile delinquency.
According to the police the girl had
been detained in Macy's by the au-
ditor, w. Fl. Wells, who said he had
caught her attempting to steal In
her muff and handbag the police say
they found mans fur hat, six lace
handkerchiefs, lady's shirtwaist,
silk, lace and other odds and ends. in
ali worth $75.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-07
CONTRACTS FILED

Third Presbyterian congregation, own
ers, with w w. Farrier Co, contractors
worf 81 mi 20. so,stbeast eornnr n .h,ng
ton avenue and Ridge street Same
owners with Bearer Engineering Co.. con-
tractors. electrical work, $1,3s0; same
premises.
Margaret L. Cannon, owner. with Mat
thew M. Brady, contractor. plumbing
work, $500 Short Hills avenue, Short
Hills. n j.
Joseph Dankin, owner, with Nathan
Millstein, contractor. mason work, $50;
101 South Grove street Irvington, n j.
Same owner With William Struening
contractor, plumbing work, $780, same
premises.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-07
wALTzEs TO PRIZE

stephen Blass. of 544 Market street,
won the waltz prize competed fer a.
Miners Empire Theatre last night
His partner was Miss Marie Hilton
a member of the .'Follies of the Day
eompany, which is playing al the
theatre.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-07
He HAD A HIDDEN GUN

Joseph Chentora, who was carry
Ing a revolver when he was arrested
in the Second precinct today, pleaded
guilty to charge of having con-
eealed weapons. He was arraigned
before Judge Harry Y Osborne in
Special Sessions.
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08
ZELDA.

ne Ice cream supper a; Bueh-
ana chapel uas quite = success.
Tks sick OF our community are
lnprorine. q
PEN Davis. Of HItchins. Is vis-
Hing his noiher and brosher here
Jennie and Bertha curnutte eail-
q On Anna and Mari Davis last
uesK.
Mr.. and Nrs- George Potter we're
VISITING home folks saturday ard
sund1s.
d o. workman and Arthur Horn
beekie. ol Portsmouth. Eere visiting
f.s@nds A this place Sunday
Ms 7ufh FAnnin uas visiting
her zister. sirs- Clara Skeens. Las
snntny
Several fron this place attended
Sunday school At Mayo chapel last
sard.y. KEITH
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08
Huntieton Concerns that Special and Prompt Aenon Mad

Mrs C. C. Hays Sunday
C. C. Hays mother fen one day
last week and has been confined 10
her room for a few days
Mrs c. " Ball. Of Matte. has
been quite sick for few days
Mrs D. NJ Justice and daughter
Ruth. who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs Forest johnson. AZ Mays
vile. returned home Sunday
Mrs Mart Dixon visited Mr. and
Mrs Tom Spencer last week
c. " Ball. Jr-. and family e1-
peet to visit friends in Ashland and
Greenup soon
There will be church az Hays
chapel the fourth Saturday and Sun
day in this month 1t is the Sac
ranent meeting Everybody Invited
to attend these services
LUCKY LAD
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08
CLIFF.

School Is progressing nicely at
Elkins school house Sith Miss
Frances Reynolds teacher.
Mss Alice Baldridge. Who has
been very sick for the past week.
Is some better
Mrs Logan Baldridge went 4to
Louisa Monday TO visit her da1Eh-
ter. Mrs Gus Dickerson-
Rev Tobe DeRosett and l. n
OSsley went 10 Bull creek Satur-
dAy to the burial Of Albert Cal
hoen-
L ]. Nay and son. Master wnlie
Walker Nay. Who have been visit
Ing relatives at this place. left on
Friday for their home in Lincoln
county. Ky
Mss Frances Reynolds vas shop
pirg in Prestonsburg Saturday.
Tobe DeRossett. Jr.. has gone tc
Rockeastie with his team to wors
on the railroad
Mrs James Baisden returned
home Saturday night from waxn,
county. W Va
Garrett Lykins. of Barren county
is visiting his grandparents. Nr
and Mrs James Hatcher. Of thi.
place
There viii be preaching At Fl
kins school house on the third sun
day in August by Rev BenaimiE
Craft. Of Water Gap. Ky
Aas=S ssS Haywood. Of LessS=
we're here last week \
BROWN EYES
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08
For Constipation

many grand children and great
grand children. and relatives run
ning through the lockwood. Ross
and Chadwick families. are left TO
mourn the los OF grandma East
ham: but their loss Is her eternal
gain she united With the NJ Z
Chureh when = young girl. lived
4 consistent christian life which
vas = long journey Of more than
four score years. but AZ last safely
anchored in the Harbor Of Eternal
Repose 20 await the second coming
Of our Lord. when there viii be :
general reunion Of soul and body
Al the resurrection OF the dead
May the blessings Of heaven res,
on the bereaved ones. and through
the mercy Of our Heavenly Father
Be- prepared to meet grandma East
ham where parting never comes
The funeral uAs conducted b.
the writer REV D. X l.
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08

Tzsre vii be church and bapsiz-
lnE ~ sand Hin second sunday
Born. 70 Mr.. and Mrs- J. p
Woods. ! fIne boy
he sfork visited Dock Smith
and wife ard left . bouncing girl
Miss lane Woods vas visiting
hone folks Sunday
Prayer meeting i prOgressins
nicely q Rev Mewain's
EreeI Woods and VIII Hughes
iefl Last ueek for HenIausos. W.
va
NIss Cora Tripieft Vas visiting heI
sister, Mrs. Nora Woods. last week.
The pale rider visited the home
Of Mr.. and Ms. John HolhroOk
and took their loving baby Martha
Josie Woods vas visiting Miss
Llzzls johnson Sunday
a larsn fowl vas found on Lost
creek last week II Il said II uas
six feet from one tip Of il wing 70
The other and almost as tall as :
horse II vas . strange foul in
this country. B. AND b
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08
PLEASANT RIDGE

Several from this place attended
singing Al Deephole Sunday
Misses Gertrude and Grace Dam
ron spent Saturday with their sis
ter. Mrs n L Johns.
Don Nay attended church at
Smoky Valley Sunday
jim Sparks. OF YafesSille. was
here Sunday
Carl Beryhe,s. OF Deephole. vas
here Monday.
John Ferrell called on friends Al
Little Blaine Sunday.
Hiss Laura .-Chaffin. Of TSin
Rr4reh. was here Friday
Hrs A. J. Noffett. Of Hunting
ton. spent last week with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrz- J. p. Meek
Mr. Srd Mrs jim Adams and
children visited relatives on Irish
creek Saturday and Sunday
Melvin Carter. Of Little Blaine,
vAs a business visitor here SAtar-
day.
Aant Cindy Berry IS visiting he,
son John. AZ YatsSville.
Anderson Moore. OF LecOrio. IA.
here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Chapman
Of Columbus. o.. Who have beer
visiting their parents here for II,
past tSo weeks. retnrned hons
saturday,
DICK Jobe. Of Osse. vss here OF
Monday last
Arch and Bessie clsrkson. .
BnsseyvtIle. visited friends her
saturday
Unele Joe HutehisOn- Who IA!
been SICK for some tine, Is no bet
ter. NOBODY'S DARLING.
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08
YATEVMLR

There viii BE church At this place
second sunday inst. by Rev YOak-
Mrs Hester Carter visited her
parents at Blaine saturday and Sun
DAY
There has been = school i'm
provsnent league organized At this
place which will meet on Friday
night Of each week
Several from this place attended
singing school At DeePhOfe Sunday
Robert OTDaniel Is \ frequent
caller AZ this place
Miss Hattie Carter vas in Louisa
saturday
Both patrons and pupils are vel
pleased with our teacher and her
work
There I'll 6e an ice cream feSti-
val At this place third Saturday
nigAt in August
Ora Carter Is no better
A. o. Carter and family we're
visiting relatives at this place las
Sunday kNN
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08
LKDOClo

There viii be an ice cream sup
per Al this Place saturday night,
benefit for the preacher, Every-
bOdy come A big time Is expected
in general
We aRe sorry 70 hear OF the
deaths of Mrs Julia CAaffIns and
Uaele jim Moore
b Z Jordan rsturned AoRe Frs-
day. accompanied hE Mr., Leading
han-
Rev, J. T. Moore and wife have
retnrned hone
Mrs D NJ Justfce ana darghter
Ruth who hare been visiting in
Naysville. ret1rned hone Sunday.
accompanied hS her daughter. Mrs,
Forest loAEsoa-
Mr. asS Ars- H s Evans have
resnrnea to Kermit. w. Va
CHRISTOPHER
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08

at Davisville Saturday and sunday
Abbie Pennington and Dorothy
Webb attended Sunday School CON
vention At Willard Sunday
Bert Kitchen and Willie Webb
visited the school last week and
made speech which ali enjoyed
L J. Webb is visiting home
folks this week
Wade Thompson vas here last
week
Elizabeth Lester. the supervisor.
Visited the school last week
Several Al this place attended
The funeral At Blaine Sunday.
There viii be church here next
Saturday night and Sunday. the sth
SNOOKUM-
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08
DANIEL,s CREEK

There vii be = Freevin quar-
terly meeting At mouth Of Daniels
creek third Saturday in August
also = footwashing on Sunday
Several boys and girls from this
place attended Sunday School Al
Oak Hin sunday
Mr. and MS W s Chaffin at
tended church At Twin Branch on
Sunday last
Matte Burton Is visiting her SIS
ter. Ms Flora Chaffin- At Van Lea
for the past week
Charley Kelly attended church Al
Twin Brznsh Sunday
Our school is progressing very
nicely With Amos Candle teacher
BLACK EYES
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08
caNDo AND MATTE,

Died. On the lst-. Rev, jas H.
Moore. Of Matte. and vas buried OF
Sunday. al 10 y N. A large crowd
attended the funeral which vas
conducted hy Bro, Yoak- He belong
ea % N. + Church South. and for
many years had been = minister Of
the gospel TAs bereaved hare Cur
sympathy.
Rorn, On the 1sth 0lt., 70 AIRS.
Hnoch creen. q girl Clista May,
c, V, Rail. Sr.. q Matte. fsll
one day last week from 100,
bridge about : tee, hise and wes
hurt very badly, Aa, l. Nblo u SUR
around,
Several lolks u Cando attended
the burial oi las n. Moore sunday,
AZ Ren and win Visited NJ and
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08
UPPER LICK CREEK.


The usual class meeting viii be
held At Nary's chapel Sunday With
an additional sermon preached BY
Bro Miller
The picnic and box supper At
Torehlight Saturday vas quite a sue
eesz- Miss Ora Isaac. of this plaee.
vas the lucky one to receive the
cake
W. NJ shannon Is having n new
home erected
Quite a number Of Torchlight
boys we're visiting Green Branch
Sunday
Mrs c. C. See nads-a trip To
Louisa last week
Mrs Jennie BOgEs and Miss Lou
Castle we're shopping in Lonisa or
Monday last
We are glad to say our school Is
progressing nicely with our faithful
teacher. Miss Gipzy Thompson
Mrs GOldis Ssratto1 BRADSHAW
of NieholasviIIe. is viziting hon.
folks
Mr. and Mrs Arhis Wilson. q
Louisa. were visiting their parents
Mr. ard Mrs Felix Ses. S=tarda,
and sunday
Everett Caldwell and VIII Cox
of TOrehIisht. were here sunday
l. W Woods Is improving
BLOW GEO
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08
NoReaNs GREEN.

There viii he an ice cream fes-
tival Al this place saturday night,
August > Rveryhoay Invited
Mrs, james Holley Is very sick.
Bro. John Moore prsSeAed for -
saturday night,
We are having very good seAool
Al this place.
Mrs, n. lis,leiiela and children
win leave SON TOR PosaAontes-eo,.
", Va, where her hOs>and i IN
the lumber business.
John Abbott and R>y, H>npso(
were Al Zen p,emop1's yee>nsly.
Chris diamonds house was burn
"a down SATURDAY with n, Ns s>r'
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08

Elizabeth Easrhan. wife Of Jnc-
II. Eastham. one of the piOaeer
settlers o. The East Fork valley. or
. tributary stream known as Trace
erSek. IN BoEd county. Ky she
uas born April :. lS1s. dted Juls
1S. 1sl3. agsd IS years. months
ana - days she departed this life
a her old residence. Her demise
vas attended hy \ host Of relA-
l'tes ana fricnds. she VAS mar
risd 10 John n. E.stham Mareh Is,
1S4s. Erom this unle= sssszs we're
born I children. ? boys ana ) girls
ne sreater nunber Of them. with
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08
JUST A LINE

tents
Jim Diamond. OF Twin Branch.
vas on our creek recently
Willard Crank VIII dig coal sor
wm- Atkins this fall
ora Carter is no better
Married. recently. Ransom VII
Hanson 10 Bertha Preston We wish
them much joy through life
Leslie WIlIianson Is expected
home soon
Mrs Laura Bradley and baby vis-
fted her mother Sunday
vIOLH
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08

Mpkzer Plkses This I.ax1fixe.
Rev H Stnbenvoll. OF Allison. Ia
in pFaising Dr. Kings New Life PHI
for constipation. writes Or Kings
New Life Pills are such perfect
pills nok ONE should be without
them No better regulator for the
liver and bowels Every pin guar
anteed- Try them Price 35e al
Louisa Drugstore Co
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08

Mr. W s Gunsalus. = farmer lfv-
ing near Fleming. Pa. says he has
used chamberlAin-s Collie. Cholera
and DiarrhOae Remedy in his fam
ily for fourteen years. and that he
has found II TO be an excellent
remedy. and takes pleasure in rec
omnending IL For sale BY LouIsa
Drug Co.
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08

Were all Ee4Sicines ~ E=-isOr-
iOus As Chanberlain's cOlie. CAOl-
era and DiArrhOea Remedy the
world would Be much hester off and
the percentage 81 suffering great
" decreased writes Lindsay SCost
Of Tempe. Ind For sale BY LOa-
ia Drug CO,
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08

Henry Hughes. wife and eAilares
ARE viszsins home tolss.
A wedding took place On OIL
creek last Friday evening, Miss ~
me Lowe and Carl Spinnan.
Nisses sophia Rsee ana noss,s
|Ana E,lN lo>e passeo aova oe'
,scek Sunday en- route - nespoe,e
Harve 1oA> and wiie ar0 VISITING
home tolks
Nys, nosk Rle> and oooy egS vs.
l,inS her mother This week,
Levi Ress wss On cur sR>sk lss'
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08
ne Best Pain killer.

Bueklen,s Arnica Salve when 1Q-
Piled 10 = cut. hruise. sRrain. burn
or seald. OrO ther injury Of the
skin VII Immediately remove al
pain & & Ckanhsrlain Of Clinton.
Ne. says- 1t rohs cuts and other
injuries OF their terrors- As = heal
ing remedy its equal don't exist :
viii do good for you Only 2se AZ
L.Ouisa DRUGSTORE Co
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08
saffrsd Ee.rma EIny Year.
Nou Vel

seems long tine 10 endure the
SufnI Burning. itehing. snartiug.
skin dlssass known As --terier--
nnoghsr name for Eczema Seems
eood Z : zpaIlze also that Dr. Hob
son's 3 eua 0lntnens has proven
. perfect cure. Mrs- d. l. Kenney
writes. 4 cannot sufficiently ex-
press ny thanks 70 ron for your
Dr. Hobson's Eerena Ointment II
has cured ny letter vhieh has
troeblee ne for ovskEpy years :
Al druggists. or By ma sec.
RFEIFFER CHEMICAL CO
81 Lslis Nh. Fhn.dolPaia. Pa
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08

One Of the most common all
nents that hard working people are
afflicted With Is lame back Apply
chamberlain's LinInent twice = day
and massage the parts Thoroughly
At each application. ard ron vill
get quick relief For sale BY Lou
ia Drug Co.
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08

Thoasands Of acres Of fins farn-
,zns. frrit ana timber land fer s.ls
Ias ss.o0 PER acrs and up- Delightful
climate. pare water. no eyelones. no
fl00ds. no saloons. no negroe and
10 mosquitoes. short waru uint-
ers and long sunDers- Write 70
Il. HODGES .nd WEBR
Slanneth Srring. AEkans.s-
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08

Il was cured Of diarrhoae hy one
dOse Of ChaRberlainss Cole Ch9l-
era and Diarrhoae Remedy. writes
NJ E Gebhsrdt- OriOle. Pa There
is nothing better Fur sale by LOa-
isa Drag Co
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08

Good farm Of ahort SOC 1-re1.
sear railroad and riTsr. II L1F-
sen>e county. KY Ilnter 11d co4L
Grass. tobacco lan1 ana o1rn- nrEe
amount OF new grounL Cool huE1='
Egs- Write Big sandy News oliice
for par<ienlars- II,
The Big Sandy news., 1913-08-08
SAVES DAUGHTER
Alvice e Moih=r - Dsuk Rse-
v.n,s D..sisz's U.1.s5 En-.

Re1iv. M u1s ~ 49, q @
1nyeg so[ ne1rlY six Dc1-1s" Ul-cs
Ms Liza Rrz-cher. q rs pllce. ',1n1
Ms down u bed f1r tree U1r1hS
lcz-nut tel ycu hoN sEcred U7.1
ny hc1e, S1d Wl-A ncEVo1sness 1r1
wolz-y t-uze,cs-
Or fznzy Doctor tc,1ny hsho.t he
Gold uot % ne 1uY sod. 1nd - E11
70 Elve L ~ We trlcd 1nc-rcr 1oc-cr.
b1t he Id lct hip ~
AtlzS,. NJ mother 1tV;sc1 ne h t,kc
cEroG. the WOuzl'S tc1Sc- l1crZ1l
/ w1s - uSe for I W1s uc1r,V dad nd
no<>ing secnsd n % ne orG god. Bcl
! took eleVel oolllcS. 1.1 nov I an oolc
p @ ~ a nv work ond NJ oNa
lNick curoSis tne oczl uec;c;,, u
lHe wol,t> Ns W<><(l 11s icclc1Sc1.
and I look tAc p>c,rEc q h>>I1.
4 yca SuE,cr iron o1y a ln> >-rcr's
peculiar - WCDc1. ~ I Cc[IIc n ClIII
o<iU D>l,l i C>1z<lCpS. We &rCN
/ IN no ycn. Iof / Us H>,oc1 -
n1nN (IclS>1l> q C-1>( weak VCI>1
n ~ p>s, - y>>ES.
MSa tuSSz,s.
M, =, c>sr,r>><> r>1>r> q. l.|||
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The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
A MISTAKE.

At n certain Sunday school one
afternoon tho superintendent. dr,v-
On to distraction by tho noise from
a class Of particularly unruiy boys.
got on a chair and looked over tho
partition dividing tho two rooms to
see who the offenders were.
Seeing one hoy. taller than tho
rest. talking good deal. he leaned
over. seized him by the collar. lifted
him over the partition and banged
him onto chair saying. Now be
quiet"
He resumed his lesson for about a
quarter OF an hour. when a small
head appeared und a meek little
voice said. "Plcasc sir. you've got
our teacher"
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09

Journcymcn tailorB Of Scotland
have received an increase OF 10 per
cent In wages. This means every
large center In Scotland.
British members OF the Federation
Of Transport Workers have dapotcd
u resolution urging all members TO
refuse to handle munitions Of war.
Under the new laws In New York
state. women employed in mcrcan-
tile establishments In sccond-class
cities can only work ~ hours a week
The new financial system adopted
year ago by the bricklaycrs' inter-
national organization has greatly
rengthcncd ts financial condition.
The cooperative industrial socie-
ties Of the United Kingdom show
nearly $3.50. 900. 900 OF business dur
ing the year Of 1911. The member
ship is 100000.
In Austria no industrial concern
employing more than ten workers u
allowed to work women or girls be-
tween the hours Of s In the evening
and e in the morning.
Widows pensions as companion
law for the minimum wasc Is urgci
by the National Womcn's Trade Tn
ion League.
mrbcrs at Toronto. Canada. will
ask that n weeks work constitute 81
ho,irs at 10. cents an hour. the week
ly wage to be SIS per week. with
minimum Of $13.
Sixty thousand shIpbuilding en-
'ployers throughout Scotland will be
ldel unless employers grant their de-
mands for per cent wage incrense
Ten thousand longshorcmcn and
dredgemen employed along the great
lakes hereafter will receive as much
nay for eight hours work as they
have been getting for 12 hours.
A funeral procession of 300 taxi
cab drivers. each driving his can.
followed the coffin of a taxicab driv-
or TO the cemetery in Shutdown
road, Liverpool.
A law has been passed recently III
New Zealand which makes a fine
possible for any person that works
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
BUREAU or MINES TO MVEs-
TlGATt SANITARY CONDITIONS

most Important factor auterinE Into
housing conditions. Every house re-
fleets the standard which the oI,er-
ator wishes 10 maint~in. u 10 dif-
ficuIt to stimulate persfsiai pride
among the Inhabitants and friendly
rivalry In absent. However. II I'm
provcments are Introduced they arw
far reaching and the tone Of tho en-
tire town iS raised. 10 that one house
does not point the finger Of scorn at
It's neiKh,,0r.
"Thc necessity and Importance Of
a satisfactory water supply for tbs
people who were 10 get oot the coal
WAS probably not given much con-
sidcrntion In the past: In studying
conditions with vicw OF introdnc-
Ing u public water supply Into =
town. tho cost Of improvements and
the ngc Of the town must be CAREFUL
iy balanced.
I'm n limestone region pollution
OF tho water may conc frOm miles
AWAY winch uiNAs" wv bSSSSustSt uSss-
ger Of the we'll very great. This
may involve tho distribution OF
drinking water In bottles throughout
the town. tho we'll water being used
for cooking and washing purposes
only.
"Thc incinvcnIcnccs duo to the
difficulty Of getting water from the
wells may be eliminated by cstab-
fishing bath houses at mine shat:
~ that tho men may wash upon COM
Ing out Of tho mine. These hath
and change houses arc being widely
introduced: in \ few satca they arc
required by Law. A public laundry
is n great convenience for the wom-
On: Juggling In several tubs Of water
preliminary to doing \ weeks wash-
Ing ix n severe hrudcn. Bath houses
In or near tho schools for tho women
and children arc almost necessary
accessories To tho perfect well sys-
tom. Wholesome and safs drinking
water is essential to existence: Its
supply Is ono Of tho gravcst rcspon-
sibiiitics accompanying company
ownership"
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
DAREDEVIL CONES TO GRIEF
BY FALL FR0N WAGON

Hackcnsack. n. r.. July s.-Roi-
man Law. after being shot out Of .
cannon. dropped from balloons and
airships. dumped into tho ocean on
speeding motorcycle and escaping
unharmcd from a score Of other dan
Eerous fcats. came to grief ycstorday
in three foot fall from q wagon.
His shoulders were spraiued badly
and n finger 70 laccratcd that he
will have TO have II amputatct. Al
though not serious. yesterdays in
jurics are the worst he over had.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
CHAVEZ 70 MEET
PEPPERS IN DENVER

In Benny Chavez. bantamwei&ht.
and Fireman Harris. heavyweight.
Trinidad has produced two possible
champions In their class and the
fiEht fans OF this city are watching
the careers Of each with no little In
terest. Chavez has battled his way
10 the top and only tho acknowledged
champion Johnnie C0ulon remains
batween him and the belt. Harris
has had tut rfsw fights and has not
met the 'tofnotchcrs hut he has Inn
proved 70 that point where he Is
looked upon ~ . likely contender.
iarris IL now training to meet
Carl Norris. the sspuipa giant. at
Clovis. y. NJ. this month. Chavez
has been matched by the State Ath-
letic club Of Denver with Kid Jcp.
pers for July IS. The Santa Fc Ath-
ietIc club Of this city will probably
take steps to match coulon and Cha
ez for Labor day. Kenny 10 In the
hands Of Louis Newman. one Of the
leading lightwcixhts OF tho western
country. who Is u former Trinidad
hoy, Newman says he will likely
quit the prize .rInx. for good and de-
vote his time to looking after Cha
veg. :a "a 4..
Harris has hccn getting the bcnc-
III OF some good training while In
Denver aud showed we'll In his work.
outs with both Geycr and Norris
prior TO the mill between the two
hcavics In Denver on July 3. The
fight dopcstcrs In Denver have de-
ciared that tho local fireman ought
To make good as he has physique.
strength and terrific punch and all
that Is needed ix ci.vernexs and n
knowledge Of the fine boxing points.
The big hoy keeps himself In excel.
lent condition and Is ambitious te
climb TO tho top.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-09
FELT BAD
ALL the TINE
yhealhsra lady Suffered . ees
Deai, Dut Is M nSm IVSW.

0AsIlhorn. Aia.-In . letter from sAds
place, Nrs. Carrie May says: "A sheH
time aso, I commenced to have weak
epsllp Ind hSaAaches. felt bad al
ths time, and soon grow 70 bad !
couldn't say up, Thought I would die.
Al hast M husband got me bottle
ef Csrdui. and II helped me; % he got
spms moro. Afesf I had taken the
second bottle. I was entirely we'll.
7. wish svsTy lady. suffering from
wonanly trouble. would try Cardui
Il II the best medicine I know Of. It
aid me more eood than anything I sVs1
used"
Cardui y Q womAn's tonic-A
strengthening medicine for women,
made from Ingredients that act sps-
cihcally on the womanly organs. and
thus help to build NJ the womanly con-
stitution to glowing good health.
A. remedy for wofnahs Ills. It has
D successful record Of over 80 years.
Your druggist sells II. Please try it.
N.D.-Wyiss h: Ls4es' AdS4sesy ESQ.,. Chatta.
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