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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09

The members OF the club will
DO entertained al tho home OF Miss
Marie Doepkin on North Main street
Thursday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
The University CIud Concerts

November . I9iJ-Mme Mstb. a.
hubeliE nud NJ Burfs.
December %. 19lI-Mr Harof4 u.n.~
aud the TlouEsley Quartet.
Jauunry -, i91f-Madame Julia Cnfu
Hfarrh ?. - MINNEAPOLIS So
par1ow.
hpri 10 is14@nms clara Hutt AM
Nj Hennsrlsv Rumfofd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
Dance and Euchre

Dance and Euchre.
This evening a dance and euchre
VIII be given at the Columbia club
by the Alpine and Columbia clubs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
PURCELL Booth

Purccil-Booth.
II" wedding of Miss Mary Martha
iurceIl, popular young lady II
Moundsville. and Captain Walter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
W0MAN'S CLUBS
CIVIC p.pa-tm,nt.

Civic Department
Tine civic department of the Won.
au club meets uu Saturday. October
90. af O'Clock at the A. a. O.. ".
rooms Sis. Emma .. stephens one
~ our best tuoVu educator viii
have % paper .u "Ihe Curri-lla OF
our TubI.c schools Uow Far ana t0
What Iud Uo The, Educate 7
Niss stephens taught iu Clay
school FOR 20 great number of wears.
.Ia1 ~ the finsIt. aud 10 very well
SHOWN fnr her ability Miss stephens
nHs travelled tho last few wears ex.
'n%n.it'It. and Will ro douh. compare
public sDhoo. systems with those
of Germany. France and Switzerland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09

Jessie: I made n splendid hair and
scalp tonic at small expense bv putting
one ounce guIuzoiu into oue-half pint
water. trtl | cured my head Of dan
druff j used 20 rub e nttl" 81 this on The
scalp frequently o. ~ soon bauished
both dandruff and excess oihue~s This
pIinzoin tonic stopped the Itching. burn
ing sensation and made my scalp clean.
healthy and plant. go my hair grew Soft
and f!uff! and took on a beautiful lusfre
and rich. even color.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09

Gloria. 7 always Use "a crySto@ tonic
FOR my eyes when they are weak. waterv
and inflamed. ! buy an ounce OF cryStps
from my druggist and put into one pint
clear water. then place two or three
crops iu each. eye e Few times a day I'M
I'll they are strong again. This eve
tonic IS also very good for ~CrauuIstei
lids and viii give n sparkle ana eight
inl expression TO dun, eNpresSiouless
eyes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09

Mrs. y; With a paste made by mixing
some powdered dclatoue with water. YOU
can soon rid the skin OF every trace az
hair. This paste should he left ou IN.
skin for two or thre. minutes. the ur.-
moved. after which wash OFF the re-
naming delatoue and YOU Will have "A
clear. spotlcss. hairless skin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-23
Sdiaers @erfe.
ttriadrn bes Serfhtptnbens bet Srists
nnlbanbifriften.

SIN @egenfaB su Der reiden 5iiae
@oetbeider Sriginalmdnuffrip bic
fi9 erbaltsn babsn, iinb bic eriten
Rieberf6riften Der Merfe S6ilers,
3umal Ieinsr fpdteren, fat bOaig pers
f9punoen, unO ss 1T niht ielten bic
Srdee aufgeporfen fporben, tporin
biefe bod immerbin feltfarne grf9els
nung ibrsn 9runb baben mag.
DIS SdiIer am 9. Maai 1906
Itarb, fanben Iid in isinem S9rsibe
ttf9 nsben sablrei9en @ntipurfen,
plGnen, 9tufsei4nungen unb ber9leiz
den bic Risberidrift bes 9emetriuss
fragments unb bic bes n8il6elm
Sen. Die Selbanbfdrift lit iebt nur
nod in 9ru6ftiidsn p~orbaroen, bd bic
camille S9iuer in elmer unIerem
GmpfinOen pnbeereifliden Weiie Die
Sanof9rift ssri4nitten bat, unb bic
ein3slnen @erfe an photographer
Iammler unb 0erebrer bes Dihters
gu berI6enfen pflegte. Sod I'm Die
Mitet Der 1880er Sabre ipdren fat
auf alien Observation-Disclosures
Ipl6e 3sttel aus .9en" fit biliges
@elo gu tdufen, beute iino lie ni6t
mebr GIT finoen, alfo nobl in Den Be
iib bon 8ibIiotbefen unb Wtuieen
iibergsgangen. Sat ii6 fomit aus
benz ManuItript bes ,Sel" penig=
items einigss erbdlten, 70 finb Die
iibrigen Mdnuitripte unaufflnbbar
%getpprosn.
Gs liegt nun Elm Brief bes dlteiten
Sobnes Sdiasrs, &arl b. Sdiler,
Dor, Der bic Srdge nod Sem 8erblei6
Der Srisinulmanuifripte in elmer iebr
flaren @eiie IDif. Qls ii9 beim
6erannaben bes bunbertiten @eburtss
tages S9ilers i'm gail3en Osutfden
2anbe@ereine biIbeten, Die feinen Nds
men trusen, I9rieb Der 2eipsiger
S1ilerperein an ben oamdls in Qord
Wiirttembera iebenoen Sobn Sails
lers unb bat i'm, oen Sammlungen
bes 0ereins Elm Manuftript bes Did
ters CUR gerfisuns iteIlen gu polIsu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-23

9uruuf ertpiberte 8arl b. 6dtltr,
baB er gu feirtem geoauern nidt IN
Der Gage iei, Den Dunf9 oes Wsreins
au erfiinsn, ba Der sroBe Diht.r" bic
@epobnbeit gebabt babe, feline Mdnlts
ifripte fpfort 5u berbrennen, penr
cine Mbfhrift bubpn genDmmen mar.
Der 8runb bierfiir mag Dislsidt in
Der Qbneieung S4iqers gu fuden
iein, einen Ginblid in bic Nrt feines
Sduffens unb in bic sablreiden a.nz
oerungen 3u 9~etpG6ten, Die Ct Dor Der
gouen0ung feiner Derfe an ihnsn
pornahm.
Mud iiber ben erboltsnen 6anbz
fdriften S9iIers bat, pie mir tt Der
Ssnternatipnulen SdmmIerseituna
(!5erausgebsr Nprbert Gbrlid, Mien)
.lsfen, Elm eigenartigss S9idial ssipdls
tet. Nuf bic 3erit0rung Der Ssus
banbf6rift 1T idon binsenisfen ipor=
Sen, aber aud oie Nieoeridrift Der
.Suloigung Der &iinfte" 1T Derloren
gegangen. S9iler batte ie Der
@roBfiiritin Marie pdulopna BET
ibrem ginsug in @eimar eefdentt.
unb Bic groBfirfin, bic fpdtsre
@roBher5ogin, Die lie nod I'M ipaten
Utter ais b09iten Saab %aufbefuabrts,
bate fie bei ibrem So6e ber tuiists
liden 9ibliotbef in petersburg iibers
peiTen Iafier. Ser Diue Der GroBs
ber5pgin ipurbe audi erfiillt, uber ods
fpitbdre Manuifript tit in petersburg
nt9t mebr gu finben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-23

- g ad abrelansen, miibes
bpIIen ltnteriudungen bat Der pripots
bosent Siemar S9ulbe : @allerd in
Sa[le feiteefent, bob Die beriibmte
Burg @iebidenitein Bel .9GIe in eli
mem Sell, Der sGGten Burg, cine
prd6ifprifde Wafburg BARTLETT, bic
gum Gdub Der SdlsqusfIe erriGtet
ipar. Die in Der Gef1idte befdnnte
Burg pur6e bon beutTdsn aoiSern
Bis Seinrid ~. benubi. Der stpeite
Yell Der Burg, bic nllnterburs", mar
bic Rsfiosn3 Der Gr3biidOfe. ter
brittle Sell, Die nOberburs". cine
I2itabe1e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-23

8as @ofmeineil1en, cine
@burt bes Stiefmiitterdens, folI fsint
b%eionOere Sdrbung fem erafii6renben
9pben p~erbanten.
DER franS0fifhs I'm
terifoatsIetretdr fir bn5 poftpefx
G6aumet maht angsnblidIih Der.
Iu6e nit einem "a Gtunbensifftrs
blott, bas MIR SipDlf Gtunben auf
ipeiit unb nit benz GIodenidlage IL
dutomatiid Elm neues 3iffsrbloti
nit ben 3ablen bon 10 Bis "a It,
bdIt. Die bisberieen Werfude, bis
in Der Barrier 3entrale uno in III
nisen bebeuttnberen GiliaIen pO,sN
nOmmen tpurben, fulIen Elm srfrtuit
Dies grssbais stlabt habsH. ! -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-23

Nm benz Sage, oa aOnig @ils
belm |. gum eritenmal bas preubiia
geporbene Srdntfurt a. M. betrat,
brannte Der uralte Dom ab.
@roBfiir It s nitanttn Be-
fab eine Sammlang bon 33 in Mae
roquin sebunbenen @dnbsn BON Ser
Mnii unterf6Iadener 9riels.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-23

Snusteo tnr Samen.a
Su emem aleioe oieier Nt miro cine Srau INNER nett dusfebeu henn
es aus einen peiBen oOr anOeren teiOiansn Stofe 49sreefsat it, 2as 9sFn
bqnen uno 9abfh, Der salus an Der seite i6r pnnaf9t 2e @ibfunsSale gfbt
fri u9 tomfornteL, mas ndmIh bel ben 3ausnbeten fer gut it, Ser Sd
tit en fnf eeMensRoheL gds Winter 1T III 8 @roBen gem1ntten:- 80 "a,
36, 38, 40 ub AZ 3oa grlhpGte 60 ben6tgt 6A garbs 445oaigen Stdf fur
bic 363oane BroBe.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-10-16

A comfortable, 5 room adobe
house, three blocks from busi-
ness street, good cellar, good out
buildings, entire lot fenced, house
in good repair. Call on j. P.
Porter. adv
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-10-16
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
Estancia, New Mexico.
n.L Cal 1nf

Oct. 9th, 1913.
The Board of County Commits
sioners met this day in regular
session with Chairman Lorenzo
Zamora, and Librado Valencis
and Juan Cruz Sanchez, mem.
bers, Clerk Acasio Gallegos,
Sheriff Julius Meyer by Will Hen
ry deputy, present.
| Being a quorum present. the
Board proceeded to business.
The minutes of the previous
session were read and approved.
The bond of Acasio Gallegos
as County Clerk is taken up for
consideration and upon investi-
cation the same is found to be in
every respect as required by law;
whereupon the same is approved
as to- form and sufficiency.
In the matter of the census
enumerator 8 report for Precinct
No. IL, the Board finds that Can
delaria Perea, enumerator for
the aforesaid precinct, reports
129 inhabitants within the town
of Pinos Wells and 262
inhabitants within the precinct;
making a total of 391 inhabitants
residing within the radius of the
town of Pinos Wells and pre-
cilct. Whereupon the Board,
being sufficiently advised upon
the premises, approves said re-
port and fixes the liquor license
fee in the sum of $4,000 per
year. The Clerk is ordered by
this Board to issue the license
for Mrs Rebecca S. Garcia and
to charge the above stated fee in
lieu of the fee fixed by the esti-
nation of the general census.
This Board does now adjourn
until / o'clock P. M.
Afternoon Session.
The Board does hereby dis
charge Miguel Chaves from
further serving as court house
janitor and appointed Patritio
Zadedra to succeed him.
The grand jury report is read
and considered.
The Board proceeds to deliver |
the standard weights to the sher-
iff of the county, and in absence
of the sheriff the Board offers to
deliver the aforsaid weights to
w. ]. Henry, who is supposed to
be Meyers deputy, but W. ].
Henry refused to receive the
weights.
Upon motion made by Com
missioner Valencia duly carried, |
]. R. Wash was ordered to make
the proper toilets about the court
house grounds and to submit his
bill for his expense and work.
The report of Ross Garcia, Te-
odoro Candelaria and Jose de Je-
sus Romero as road viewers is
considered and approved. The
County Surveyor is ordered by
the Board to survey the aforesaid
roads, to make plat thereof and
have the same filed and recorded
in the Clerks office.
In the matter of the petition |
of the Willard Mercantile Com
pany ct al, the Board after con-
sidering the same and approving
the bond submitted by said petit
TONERS, appoints j. B. Under
wood, G. B. Salas and John Cor
bett, viewers for said road and
fixes the date for the meeting of
said viewers at Willard, New
Mexico, on the 9th day of Octo-
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-10-16
GOOD SHOWING
FOR THE COUNTY

IN CnlS Ory year oI 1910 LUZ
rance county managed to make
pretty fair showing of agricul
tural products.
There was a competitive show
ing at Moriarty on September
3Oth which brought out a nice
lot of samples, and at the fair in
Willard on October End there
was a still larger showing, the
best from Moriarty having been
taken to Willard.
Had there been effort at Es-
tancia no doubt there could have
been a substantial addition made
to the two mentioned.
From these two displays and
perhaps some other samples
gathered up, Rev. R. E. Farley
made a respectable showing at
the state fair and won some
premiums.
From the Moriarty Messenger
we get the following list of prize
winners at the Moriarty exhibit:
Dent corn-L. Rutherford and
H. John, first and second; Mexi-
can corn-A. Muilenberg and H.
John; White Australian-H
John. Sunfower-H. John and
Geo.. Cullers Squash-W. 0.
Kays and C. R. Greenfield. Mex
ican Beans John and W. 0.
Kays. Oats-First and second
money divided among Messrs
Muilenburg, Madole and Newt
Hughes, fifty cents each, judges
were unable to decide which were
best. l. Candle and G. W. Speaks
also had fine exhibits of oats.
Lima and garden beans, H. John;
milo maize and feterita, Geo.
Cullers; wheat 1.-TWO different
varieties) j. F. Goen and G. W.
Speaks; pumpkin, c. R. Green
field; millet, j. W. Madole and
table beets, o. Harvey. Irrigat-
ed-Cabbage, celery and beets,
G. w. Woodman; cauliflower, G
W. Sawyer.
The best mule colt was decided
by the judges to be one of Mr..
Greenfeld's.
Moriarty took twelve prem
iums, Venus seven and Mountain |
Valley three.
The following list of winners
at Willard is taken from the
Record:
Sweepstake Prize-G. Powell.
Baled Alfalfa-Cesario Garcia.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
saba-Sandusky.
Sugar Beets-Sandusky.
Bean Vine-A. P. Hanna.
Feterita-Ray DevaDy.
Onions-McKissor.
Cauliflower-Stevens.
Pota,oes-Jas. Rodgers.
Cabbage G. Powell.
Turnips-G. Powell.
Grapes-J. j. Lueras.
Apples-Rev. ]. Gauthier,
Manzano.
Squash-H. Houston.
Sunfower-H. McElheny.
Table Beets-O. Harvey, Mori- |
arty.
Mexican Corn-A. Muilenburg, |
Moriarty.
Pumpkin-H. Houston.
Alfalfa-McKissor.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-10-16

Cornstalk &C. S. McElheny.
Oats-J. Madole, Moriarty.
Milo Maize-Geo. Cullers
Moriarty.
Wheat-Joe Goen, Moriarty.
Irn Sunfiower-H. Lutz.
Canned Pickles Under
wood.
The following were awarded
first ribb ons on horses, cows and
chickens;
D. M. Burt, iron gray mare.
Kirchoff, black percheron stall
lion.
| W. G. Meeks, on sucking colt,
age 3 months and 20 days.
H. c. Sandusky, two-year-old
Jersey COW.
]. M. Burt, chickens, White
Leghorns.
A large number of second and
third prizes were awarded.
At the state fair, Mr.. Farley
was in charge of the exhibit,
and we presume that some of the
winnings were on articles really
belonging to other persons, but
all are credited to Mr.. Farley.
He got six frsts, five seconds
and two thirds. Considering the
character of the year and the
hasty manner of getting the ex
hibits together, and the further
fact that some portions of the
state had an unusually favorable
season and many of the products
were from irrigated sections, the
showing is not so bad.
The list is as follows:
Plate Black Ben Davis apples,
third. To appreciate the glory
of this winning it should be re-
that San Juan county
had a car load of samples of fruit
raised on irrigated land, and also
the irrigated sections in the
vicinity of Espanola and the
Pecos Valley were heavily rep
resented.
Ten pounds Rural New York
potatoes, first.
Largest and heaviest single
onion, any variety, second.
Display turnips, two varieties.
second.
Bunch Giant Pascal celery, |
third.
Three heads Flat Dutch Cab
bage, second.
Largest and heaviest head of
cabbage, second.
Largest and heaviest caulifiow-
er, any variety, second.
Five pounds dry yellow beans,
first.
Five pounds dry Bayo beans,
first.
Five pounds dry beans. any
other variety, first.
Two summer squash, first.
Two sweet pumpkins, first.
In the live stock department
W. w. Wagner of Mcintosh got
i've firsts, five seconds and one
third on jacks and jennets.
]. B. Bowman of Mcintosh got
first and second on yearling
mules.
In the fine arts and domestic
science department Mrs. R. E. |
Farley got second on half dozen
hand painted china plates. Mrs.
Geo. V. Hanlon of Mountainair |
got first on tatting. Mrs. j. V.
Hanlon got a special premium
for the best collection from Tor
rance county.
A comfortable, 5 room adobe
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-10-16

Land Grant to the termination O.
the county line on the Chilli
Land Grant, the Board approves
the bond submitted by said peti
TONERS and appoints Tircio Cha
yes, Diego Varela and Salvador
Bachicha, as viewers of said roac
and also does hereby fix the date
for the said viewers to meet al
the north boundary line of the
Manzano Grant at the middle OF
Section 8, on the 29th day of Oc.
tober, 1918.
In the matter of the other pc
tions filed for the consideration
of this Board, for the establish
ment Of the road leading to Chi
ILL, the Board rejects the same.
Comes now j. L Stubblefeld
and John W. Corbett, who con
stitute a quorum of the County
Road Commissioners, and ask
leave of the Board of County
Commissioners to allow the said
County Road Board to pay the
outstanding Indebtedness against
the road and bridge fund.
Whereupon the Board of County
Commissioners. after being duly
informed in the premises, sane
tions hereby all of the actions of
the aforesaid County Road Board
and orders said Board to pay all
said outstanding indebtedness
against the road and bridge fund,
and to proceed with the collection
and application of all uncollected
road tax.
The resignation of Enriquez
Guttieres, as constable of Pre-
cinct No. IL, is considered and
accepted and Jose Ulibarri is ap-
pointed constable of the afore-
said precinct.
The Beard appoints Juan Ca
macho constable of Precinct No.
10.
The Board does now adjourn
until tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock A. M.
Estancia, New Mexico,
Oct. 7th, 1918. |
The Board met pursuant to ad-
journment of the previous day. |
Officers present as per yester-
lay.
In the matter of the Fidelity |
and Deposit Company of Mary
and, this Board resolves to leave
said company undischarged for
The Board proceeds to appro
Names Services
julius Meyer Feeding pris
julius Meyer Expenses in
two quarterl
Acasio Gallegos Disbursement
Clerks offic
Patrocinio Sanchez For copying
New Mex. Pig Co. Printing ira
N. M. Centr,
EFF WeideRanders Examination
DIR B N Cook Services as
Crane & Co Desk and do
Candelaria Perea Serv. as CEN
Matias Sandoval Hing inq'st
RI Hit Serv. Board
judge of elet
I'D Collins Serv. as dep
Mrs S C Clayton Serv. in qua
Emilio Otero Serv: census
CD Ottosen Serv. deputy
Est. Telephone Co Tel. tolls or
Roy E Hileman Serv. as CON
] A Keller Serv. as j. /
ia Keller
Roy E Hileman Serv. as con
Roy E Hileman
] A Keller Serv. as }.
Pedro Sanchez y
Trujillo Serv. as Jud
Continued
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1913-10-16

the doings of Manuel Sanchez,
Jr., as County Clerk of this
County until final settlement of
the aforesaid County Clerk is
made.
The reports of Acasio Gallegos
as County Clerk and Probate
Clerk, are taken up for consider
alton and upon investigation the
Board finds that the Clerk re-
ports having received the sum of
/ ($478. 65) as coming through the
Office of County Clerk. and also
reports having received the sum
of 1927 .25) as Probate Clerk fees
for the the quarter ending Sep
tember Both, 1913. which
amounts have been deposited, as
shown by treasurer's receipts,
with the treasurer of the county.
Comes now the County Treas
urer and submits the following
reports:
Estancia, New Mexico,
Oct. 7th. 1913.
To the Honorable Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners, Torrance
County, New Mexico:
The following are the funds
on hand for distribution at this
date:
General County 5 64.26
Road 1895. rs
Court House and Jail 295 26
Wild Animal Bounty 239. SO
County Special 919.61
Assessor 1905 1906 4.28
Delinquent tax list 226. %
County Clerks fees 313 46
Clerk of District Court 717.91
Probate Clerks fees 50.55
fees 158 40
Treasurer's fees IT'S. 92
Sheriff's fees 111.3O
Election Expense 21.70
State Loans 144.29
General School 800 20
Very respectfully submitted.
C. ]. AMPLE,
County Treasurer.
Comes now Patrocinio San.
,hez. and reports having finish
ID making the copies of the as
,essment rolls for the years 1905,
1906, 1907 and 1908 Upon ex-
animation of the same. the Board
inds the work neatly and cor
'ectly done, and receives and ap-
proves the same.
This Board orders the said
patrocinio Sanchez to ship the
rolls, which have
,een borrowed from the State
Auditor, back to him.
re following bills:
Amounts
,ners 3rd quarter $222.00
sheriff's office for last
ending Sep. 80, 1918 639.05
is for freight, etc.,
25.19
assessment rolls 250.00
script in appeal of the
R'y Co. 1926
of Mrs. Clapp 1900
equity county physician 22.50
ument file cabinet 81.9O
US enumerator PIT IL 700
Ipon body of Jas Tierney $50
If Reg. Precinct 6 and
ton 100
lty health officer 14.OO
'antine cases 11.25
enumerator Pct 1000
health officer 800
,oJ;no T,ro O0tL 40 ao
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-11-20
Additional Locals

| have a good team of work horses
20 exchange for good mich COW.
1btf Olaf Erickson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-04-14
Marshall Pleads
 For Greater EquaIit,

NEW YORK, April 14.-Vice-Presi' dent Thomas R. Marshall delivered an address to the National Democratic Club Saturday night at a celebration in honor of the 17Oth birthday ami versary of Thomas Jefferson, congrat' ulated his auditors upon the manner the new administration is taking up the problems that confront the coun' try. The key note of his speech was uttered in the sentences:
 "The desire of the people is for a greater equality of opportunity and a more equal enjoyment of the bless ings of modern civilization. Men were coming to the belief that SO cialism alone is a guarantee of this equality. The responsibility is upon the party in power to demonstrate that this is not correct"
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-04-14
Wilson Considers
 Anti-AIien Bill

WASHINGTON, April H.-Presi. dent Woodrow Wilson and the Chin. ese ambassador had long conference Saturday over the proposed anti-alien Legislation that is pending before the the California legislature. No infor- nation was vouchsafed as to the re- suit of the conference.
 It is stated that the President has been authorized to assure the repre- sentatlves of foreign countries that all alien peoples will be placed on an equal footing should the California bill pass.
 The information at Washington is that the California legislature, while highly appreciative of attitude of the administration in taking the position that the matter is one for California to decide, is inclined to be guided by the wishes of the President and Cab. met and has permitted that fact to be made known to the President.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-04-14
VII SON WILL APPOINT MAJ. STRONG
Deception Bill
 Passes House

The House this morning passed the Ingram deception bill which makes 1t a crime to make or issue false statements for the purpose of induc- ing working men to move from one To- cality to another in Alaska or cause men to move from points outside of Alaska to any place in Alaska through false advertising.
 Shoup's vital statistics bill was al- so passed in the House this morning. This bill provides for very press ing need, the absence of which has caused the general government much adverse criticism and provided very natural source of much litigation.
 The Senate this morning passed Senator Millard's negotiable instru- ment bill, a measure having the en- dorsement of the national commis- sion on uniform legislation.
 The Senate also this morning passed Senate Joint Memorial No. 14, by Willard, asking that the Alaska road commission be instructed to con struct wagon road in the Mineral creek valley.
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-04-14
LIPTONS CHALLENGE
 WILL BE ACCEPTED

NEW YORK, April 14.-The New York Yacht Club will probably ac- cept the second challenge received from Sir Thomas Lipton to race for the Americas cup. It is an uncondi- tional challenge, though it has been announced from London that Sir Thomas will enter a 75-foot yacht, and depend upon the sportsmanship of the Americans not to enter nine. ty foot sloop as they have run in the past
 In his first challenge Lipton stip- ulated that the racers should not ex- ceed 75 feet in length. The New York Yacht Club decided that the deed of gift did not give the chal, lenger the right to fix the size of the boats that are to participate in the yachts should be between 60 and 90 feet in length.