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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-02-21
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION

Several Of the pupils are taking CIV.
IL Service examination today at the
High school, which is il charge Of Mr..
Herr" and others. This is quite q
boost TOR our town and q convenience
n he general public also.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-02-21

Misses Ete Currie aud Sophia STARK
eft last night for Kansas City where
they will purchase the Spring millinery
for 'hc store. Miss Ruth Stark ac.
'ampanied them as far as Wellington,
where she will visit relatives.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-02-21

Davidson W j. Crutcber
Ills W.
{. j. farrell, ct al
Iiollomm \, q. Russell
ll1Q Va.
Keatcr y. =. Miller
Hittson Mrs. :. !. simmons
1870 Va.
Col. V. Jones, ct OIL
McElroy Arnold Ault, ct al
Hawkins & q. X. j. 4 r.. r. Railway Go.
franklin.
Mechcm
ll27 John ,. Bel
Iittson Va.
Farmers & Merchants Trust
i Savings Bonb
Cutlip A. W. rooker
1929 ".
Nellie 5 Tooker
Hit,.on u \, Belmore Lumber 90.
1870 vs..
G. 7. Haas
Hjlson Maria Montoya
ll3l We.
Cu'lip Pedro Montoya
Httt,cn D. 4. Belmore Lumber CO.
ll@2 vs..
Charles King
HI,t,ou Henry Vansickel
lldi VS..
H. y Terrell John Fleming
lla7 A.. L. Elder
rufHp W.
Mrs, !. r. Alien
NlIrcdgc 8 Nonney & sample
saxon vs..
mas \. Common
swan
M,EIrov g. ". purre.t
uaw5dus cR.L4E Ry
Franklin
Edwin Mechem
NcEroy u. X. Jones, Receiver
e. ". Harrison
NIdrcdge 4 Il 4. Dodson.
saxon ".
11H D. \. Bclmore
M,Glroy ApoIiuario Vigil
Ilt5 vs.,
Tom Brown
A.a,edse < Monney 1 Sample
1880 \. Conuor
Swan
Davidson city Of T]ucumcari
llj9 vs.
II. A. Belmore, IT., ct al
Rcucheu i II. b. Jones Receiver
Wright vs..
nee e.. II. Rankin, ct al
lluIloman
niw.on George ". Hoover
ilG3 va
Cut.ip Mrs, a. e. Cothey
NcElroy First National Bank
ll6s vs..
r. F. Hutchinscp, ct al
'utlip Walter E. Cecil
Bessie Cecil
'nrlin Anna T.. Randall
George r, Randall
A'dredgc s WILTON T.. Tracy
saxon We.
Ms W. T.. Brown, ct OIL
Holloman Charles c. Reed
ll77 w.
VIII. d. Bennett
NI.dredgc & Robers, johnson 4 Rand
no rolbonbegs & Ba4barach
I~i,tson waite, simpson
llS0 ys.
cu,lip & Joseph f. Dibble
lIoIloman
MrE.loy First National Bank
llSl YS.
NIdrcdge s Eva Mcintosh. ct al
saxon
Boon NJ, r., Goldeuberg Co.
IN VS..
Crocen.io Montoya
N|drcdg" j \ II, kanney
saxon VS..
llsa Nathan A, Miller, ct al
Aildrcdgr 4 Fret National Bank
SAXON va.
1854 Falkenh-rg & Bacharach
Boon Tri"st & Company
lIh VS..
Falkpnherg j. Bacharacb
MoEIr"y Anna T.. Randall
1857 sc.
Holloman q j, T. Ward, Sheriff
Davidson
Boon =. h. WATSON
llNA W..
al 90
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1913-02-21
BAR DOCKET

OF The District Court For The County of Quay. Regular March
Term. 1913
MS, D. lib. Judge GtO. {. RtMlti. DIS. Any. o. HNEGAh. Clerk
If !. WARD. Sheriff
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-03
SUICIDE OF c. A. BRADY
4 MYSTERY TO FRIENDS.
Young Lawyer Had Just Returned
From House Party Win
Yale Classmates.

Young. wsii-to-do. with IN sxosaisnt
standing at the Bar. there Wa no req.
son that his friends and relatives know
for the suicide Of Charles Arnold
Brady. HiS body was found In a ward
ecSs IN MS rooms az No. - WsN
Tifty.ssvsnth street last evening He
haA hanged himseif with trunk strap.
Mr.. Brady. who was thirty years old.
came from Norwich. Conn. He he'd
been spsnding the holidays there with
Ais mother and with several friends
Who graduated from Yale with him In
iS0. They noticed that he seemed
moody and pesocoupisd. He complained
Of not feeling we'll.
James r. Brady. . cousin With whom
~ was associated IN his Law practice
q No. $50 Broadway. went through
the young lawyers effects to-day with
out hndinG any clue 70 the cause u his
suicide. Thsrs Wa . list Of small
6Sbts, smeunting sitessthsr 70 about
go, vita the direction that they b
paA out Of his bank account NJ.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-03

frame dwelling on ovs..oos avenue.
Dohgan fI.ils.
Charles Hay Of Wool avenue, Totem
Vile. 10 visiting relatives In Pottsvi.le,'
Pa.
A basketball team OF Tottsnviiie H.gn
School girls. known a. the westfield
Five. has been organised with the iol.
lowing members: Helen whitehuret.
Evelyn Ifoehn. Carrie and Jennie winca.
paw and Olsa Juhl.
Miss Mary Drkin o: Manor Road.
West New Brighton, IL with ffiends In
New Brunswick. n J.
Mira John whitman OF Fort Wads-
worth Is visiting relatives In Roxbury.
Masa Che will be gone two weeks.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-03
MURDERED Man
D|ES Screening
!. name Of SLAYER
Soldier Shine, Mysteriously
Shot. Supposed Victim Of
Woman's Jealousy.

aarsdeld Shine. q private of the One
rsbsdred and T:ienty.third Artillery,
49, cas- shot early ON New Years
pay. aiss to-day In the Eastern Dis
t6v Hospital. Williamsburg. with his
iass breath he refused 70 reveal the
Idsssity q his murderer. The police
pkisvs the dead soiAief vas the victim
81 Q woman's Jealous rage but they
ayp wtshsut . sius 70 sustain tns
rVIssy.
private shine was . suNst At ths
hdms OF Mr.. ana Mrs. william Petite.
IA n RUSH street, New Years eve.
A tut . O'Clock On New Ysars morn
ia, when the rsvsiry ~ at its height
che . ring At the DELI. and q young
nas saaounesd that he wished 20 80
oia1a He told the solder that
fl.bna wanted 20 zee him Immediately.
Ghsas isft. assssiag bis hosts that As
vknSA sosA estarn - the oerty.
v A0uY Sstse Two s,sn eeov0ht the
49, es6k 70 ne house. He had .
,5nse n MS SeAy. juss below the heart
q = No said uAak they haA found Shius.
<koe saoSls sway. % the ssdswNsk.
- asksd then " cake him back to the
u1n1ao aono. He was removed 70 he
0oam paG01Ge AoOeeaa.
=. UsAher O1nn9ty d ~ feser AND
- C>6hooio Church Wa cAIled 10 me
nGni WEDNESDAY nfUht and admin.
= 0kAae tAs lase s1tss OF the
Safrrnn 0GooGtfvo ~ and Comasky
- oma9usA 30 invssesnts ehe shcot-
- 40 oouiA ~ nothsng from ne
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-03

parish hall on Jan. a.
The Asbury Euchrc club OF s'apl.,on
WIFI meet ~ the homo % Mis-. Mary
scott, Bay street, on Jan. H.
Miss sar,h Qulnlan OF Wildwood
Manor. Brooklyn, IL tho guest OF Miss
Marie O'Doran. Ricnnrnd Terrace. Pcr:
Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeorge Ahrens OF Tomp-
kins avenue. New Brighton. announce
the engagement OF their laughter. Miss
Attic. to George tiaverkamp OF Rich
nonJ.
Mrs <. T.. Docs Of westerleigh IL Or.
uanixing a Staten Island housewives
league
Gynne Price In building q two-story
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-03
STATEN ISLAND NOTES.

The Ladies' Ali Society OF the Firs,
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Paul oliver
BarnhIh. pastor. S'spleton. meets al the
home o. Mrs. James =. Crabtrce. York
avenue. New Brishton. this afternoon.
Miss Loretta L,tt'e.on Callahan gives
a tea at her home On Dongsn street
West New Brighton. this afternoon.
THE Society OF the Children OF Mary
OF ST Peters Chyrca. New Brighton
will give a reception ana euchre In tn.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-03

Brady was n graduate of the New YORK
Law Scdo"l ana q member VI the Yale
CUB.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-03

vertslng nseessay othsrse) Do ofbst orr continued
advertising to reach The moderats-p eieed.ciothes
bsYen who make UP the greater Geld.
This second Denonstratiou, uke The f1fsk. viii
Ioss for " Thousands Of dollars On present salea
And. on the other hand, win saps - many times
the amount Of losses By removing the nssd Soc nsws.
paper publicity on our highest cass ciothes
Also Il should iNereass our business In these our
finest garments another 70 psr cent. before summer
Hese. IN brief. % ~ idea.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-03

D.. PisresS Common Sense Medical Adviser, In Plain
English; Medicine SimpAsd, zoos pagea 500 luss-
81 oneesaS stamps Of whipping and oaing
eniy. Addssss, Dr. r. v. Pisrcs Buffalo. NY
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-01-03

6\oDAY ~ have ~ castomsss IN higher ps6eed
clothes Soe svssy 100 W had last Juns.
This, our second DEMONSTRATION. b den.
tiesI IN svesy wav-ths Cutting ~ Pyjees On I'll ON
Nnssk clothes down 10 almost the "fFse san,pS6"
The attempt BY ths means a. Intro duction to
reach HALF WAY The man who clothes himself q.
psnsjesly-in ready mads gasmsuts Of those custom
tailoced.
And 10 ssss ths cost Of mooths nswspaper ID.
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p E n. Sofiew

Tn" T.. 4. q. society Is being en-
tertnined this afternoon with Mrs.
Charles Taft NJ the home OF Mrs. ID.
u. iiiniinan on Topeka avenue. VAR
ious business matters pertaining IA
tho society were discussed during
the afternoon. and the committee
appointed at III" last meeting gave II
report on the playlcttc to he given
hy til. society in the spring. Mrs. W.
q. Sherman. Mrs, Kate Eranson. Miss
KAT" Ernnson and Miss Lulu Nat
ron compose the committee. and they
hay" investigated several plays aud
presented Them TO IN" members of
the T.. T.. q. for selection. The en-
'crtainment IL 10 he gwen the ear
i!cr part of March Mt the Central
Park theatre. aud the principal paris
VIII be taken by some al the most
talented OF local people.
Mrs. Taft had the assistance ri
Mrs. iiIniman and Miss Watson In
scrvin; II dainty rcpasi,
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Mrs. Wight Hostess.

Mrs. i. u. Wtght WAS IN" hostess
css this afternoon to tn" Federation
OF Missionary Societies. at her home
on finon street, NJ their quarterly
meeting. and II large number w"re
present. \ splendid program WIS
given aud several interesting papers
wcrn read. Al the conclusion OF the
program MIR Wight served ligh,
tcfrcshmcnis assisted hy her daugh-
Ter Miss Ruth Wight and Mrs. j. a
i.auglin. The following program
was given.
Devotional s"rvIrcs--NIrs T.. q
Iiuticr.
Piano solo o-NIisS Euih CLARK.
Talk. "Turkcy" Mrs. +. ". Brett
rail-.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. j A. i.aurhiin.
Paper. "M"Ni"o'-Mrs l.isscli.
Reading. Mrs. !. T.. Clifford
Talk. ''Sou'h America. Miss
Schaifcr.
Vocal Solo Mrs. W H. Marshall.
Hymn
PRAYER Mrs. Randolph coot,
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DANGER FROM PNEUMONIA
Lessened Bv Healthy Conditions

At this season pneumonia Is pro-
valcnt in many localities. Every year
during the cold. damp weather this
dread disease claims its victims by
the hundreds.
The best possible preventive OF
pneumonia is to keep the system IN
u strong healthy condition and no,
allow ones vital resistance to be-
como lowered and IL. pcrchancc. the
system should become rundown or
:. chronic cough or cold develop
which is hard to cure. take Ninol.
our delicious cod liver and iron ton
ic without OIL
Mrs. Ellen Lytle. of Lima. Ohio.
says: II wns weak, nervous and run
down. and pronounced by doctors to
have serious lung trouble. was
dcspaired of by all. but read in the
newspapers what Ninol had done for
others and decided to try it. | took
six bottles of Ninol and am now in
perfect health and never felt better
iii my life. | weighed los pounds
when | began taking Ninol.
weighed last week 40 pounds"
Try Vinol on our guarantee. The
liausman Drug Co.. Trinidad. Colo
p. S. Our Saxo Sa!vc stops itching
and begins healing at once.
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DISTRICT COURT
ROOM IS FRIcIl

The mere fact that both dcfend-
ants In the district court this morn
lug entered pleas OF guilty. which
enabled the court to dispose OF the
cases In quick time. prevented
Judge McIIcndrlc from adjourn!nE
court on account OF the ''inclem-
cncy OF the atmosphere. Before
John Beck announced that he would
withdraw his plea Of not guilty.
the court declared recess until
1880 because the court room was
50 cold that he would not expose
tho members OF the jury TO the chill
oi tho room. Court sat long enough
to pronounce Judgment on the de-
icndarts.
Either from lack OF heating ia
cilitics Mt the old Methodist church
where court scssions are held. or
from the neglect of the jani'or. the
district court room Is about rs COM
Portable this weather ns tn" interior
OF the brewery icing plant. The
judge has been presiding with cold
chills running up and down his
spine. and members OF the jury and
lawyers and spectators have been
keeping their ovcrcoats on. Court
stcnographer Atwood has sat hump
cd up like pouter pigeon with his
hands in his pockets when said
hands were not otherwise engaged
with shor, hand notaiions. Either
the county is saving its coal or tho
janitor is saving himself the labor
necessary to furnish heat where II Is
so badly needed.
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CALIFORNIA rAvoRs
ASlATIc EXCLUSION

Sacramento. Calf. Feb. ::--NsIa,.
ic exclusion received III. approval of
the California legislature today when
the lower house XXX
the lower house aud senate unani-
ntovsly passed u joint resolution caii-
ing upon congress to pass tho bill In
iroduccd by Congressman Raiker cx-
Guiding Asiatic and paupcr labor.
The only opposition 10 tho meas.
urc In debate came Irom the South
crn California member. who said tho
orange growers dcpcndcd upon tho
Jai.ancsc for the gathering OF their
crops and that exclusion should not
be enforced until the Japan.s" had
been replaced.
\ large number Of ''anii.aiicn land
ownership" bills arc before the iee!s.
laturn and many OF the assembly
men arc speaking for the passage oi
the resolution today. took occasion to
urge favorable action on these when
they came pu.
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JANSEN WOMAN IS
knitted BY the
= KICK Of A HORSE

Mrs. Francisco Proycnzana. viii" OF
n saloon keeper at Jansen. died yes
tcrdny afternoon At $3.50 at her home
In that place from internal Injuries
resultln: from tho kick OF horse.
The Injuries were sustained about
eight O'Clock In the morning when
Mrs. Provcnzann went oni Ia feed
some p!gs. Passing through tho
stable IL horse kicked III. woman In
the side. suffering intensclf from
the pain of the Injury. Mrs. Proven
zana became unconscious an hour or
10 later and died IN the afternoon.
The deceased was ). years OF age
and one OF the oldcs, residents OF
Iansn. She is survived by her hus-
band and two children. Funeral
took place al II O'Clock this morning
from tho Catholic church, in'ormcnS
In tn" Catholic cemetery.
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GOV. DUNNE TAKES SEAT

Springfield. III. Feb. :.--kal~nr'l
+. Dunno. the firs, Dcmocria to hold
the office since the close OF the term
OF John r. AitEcid In 1897. was today
inau:uratcd governor OF Illinois
The Inauguration MAS delayed u
month by the spcakcrshIp deadlock
which was broken last week.
The sessions q! the legislature VIII
continue through tho week. The bal
lo'iug on the United States senator
SHIPS is expected TO begin February
Ia.
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DYNAMITE AT PANAMA

From the Dispatch
matin he
President shortly
the sensation
Ircsi-
produced by quarrel be-
va merchants
Ncvcrhcics Incident the United States
criminal
I'm the vicinity of dynamite vital point
ton Tn. ability dynamite for criminal
rcassnring III"
fntu snict of
all the within
is
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REBELS ATTACK TROOP
TRAIN: KILL AND
WOUND OVER SCORE

Mexico City. Mexico. Feb. q
Rebel followers OF General Zapata at
tackled n passenger train travelling
from Mexico City 10 Ozumba. 4!
miles south OF the capital today. KILL
ing or wounding all the twenty SOL
diers in the trains escort. Four male
passengers were killed and many OF
the women passengers were carried
OF by the rebels.
Tho train was halted by the de-
railmcnt of the engine. The rebels
then began firing on the train from
the sides of the cmbankmcnt. less
'""" two yards away. concentrating
their fire on the troop car. Twelve
s"iaiers. including Lieutenant Ortiz.
were killed. The licutcnants wife
was wounded.
\ relief train took the wounded to
.\mccamcca
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Miss Arnold Honor Guest.

Miss Marie Arnold OF Ration was
the honor guest at an Informal
bridge given Saturday afternoon by
Miss Margaret Wilmot. at tho Mich
OILS homo on Second street. Tho
priz" was won by Miss OPAL White
of Rocky Ford. After the games tho
hostcss assisicd by Mrs. ". q. Mich.
OILS. served Hight rcirchmcnts nj III"
card tables. Miss Wilmo' extended
her hopltnliiy 10 tn: Misses Mari"
Arnold. Helen Rose. Adele lIaincr-
slough. Iclla No'thcutt. sara Huff
ford. Opal White Of Rocky Ford and
Edua Sander,
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THE CASTRO AFFAIR

'FRONT.' the NcwS Post
this suggestive OF ouftH The motive
controlling the Caribbean four to keep
fairly its feet Even ha. time
would landed
he
would
authorities could
foundations
would
n ycryt obtaining
ire. advertising Is entitled
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chairman sperrv Ready with Report.

Chatrman r.. L. SpcFry OF tH' 'ouh-
~ board OF road commissioners sent
in TO the state highway commission
yesterday his report on road condl-
tions in ColfaN count. The report
covers Investigations made on the ="
main roads and their cross roads over
the county. approximately 1000
miles of roadway. only about five per
cent of which can be said to be In
first class condition. The report Is
believed to be preliminary data re-
tuuired by the State Highway commits
sion before authorizing the cxpendit-
urc of the 100000 created for road
purposes In New Mexico by a bond is
sue voted at the last general cleo
ton.
colfaX county's proportionate share
OF this amount is said to he between
$3.50 and $4,000.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-03
Music Study Class Meets

Miss Mariin0ya's Music Study
Glass met Saturday afternoon ai
the home az Mrs. ". T.. punlavy on
Colorado Avenue. The program con-
sisted OF musical numbcrs by Miss
Martinoya's pupils. followed by a
social hour. Mrs. Duniavy served
delicious refreshments.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-03
The Best Couch Medicine

II have used Ch1mDerIlIn CoUEh
Remedy ever since have been keep
ing house." says l.. G. liamcs. OF
Marbury, Ala. Il consider 1t one OF
the best remedies | ever used. Ny
children have all taken IT. and /,
works like a charm. For colds and
whooping cough it is excellent" Fol-
sale by all dealers.
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llr. sAd Nr, Beshoar Hostess.

'cr'iay NJ family dinner ut her
home on East Main Street. Covers
w"r" laid for Mrs. u. :. ci.wis. Mr..
Charles bcnt. Misses Lupic and
Sannio Bent. John Bcshonr. Bert
ram bcshOnr and Italiekh Rent.
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TWO DIE IN FIRE

Kansas City. Mo-. Feb. 3.-Mrs. Al
pine Hopkins OF Denver. and Mrs.
Kitchen. patients At a private sani-
farium here. were burned to death to-
day. They are believed to have SGT
fir" to their bedding.
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SUPREME COURT RECESS

Washington, Feb. :;.--The supreme
court today took recess until Mon
day. February 81. without announce
ing any decision in the state rate
case or the intcrmounta!n rate case.
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II the Indian sign language should
be saved from Oblivion as Colonel
Cody advocates. wouldn't N be u
blessing for flat dwcllers who are
kept awake Mt night by the loud
conversation of their ncighbors?
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presbyterisn Iadies

Tho Ladies' Aid society OF The
Firs, Presbyterian church Will meet
on Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Airs. John. MacKay on Pin" street
Ladies' come prepared 10 sew.
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SOMETHING NEW FOR TRINIDAD

Tn. Elite Laundry nrr now doing
rough dry work. Cali the laundry
and the driver Will call and -; your
bundle on his regular irlps. No
hunilcs taken Tor flcs. than 80
cents. ~
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Social Affairs
@ LOCAL Fu.Nc TIoNs f%
III AND SOCIETY NEWS Ss9
Social Sewing Club,

The SOCIAL SrwInE CInb VIII MeHt
on Tncday afternoon at ESQ o'cincl,
with Mrs. X. ". Kendirck. AZ EOS
Frost.
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Neetins Teuieht

Tho Knights and Ladies' or So.
cnrity will meet tonight at s O'Clock
nt Castl" Hall. business OF Import
nncc Will como before III" meeting
and all members are requested TO he
present,
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PARIS FEARS FLOODS

Paris, Feb. 3.-Fcars OF rcpcti-
,ion, OF the disastrous .inundations
which occurred in Paris during the
winter OF 1901 have been aroused
during the last IS hours by the rapid
rising OF the river Seine. The level
of the water today Is mounting abom,
Two inches an hour.
-=a==Hnzaa-
Z. .-o,,h
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UNITED STATE. STATE !. Ranks slss TENTH y; M

III tuU TTVVH'0TVU VT FT'O NHI VUT-
foe the United States rank tenth.
compared with other countries or
the world.
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Philharmonic Society.

meet tomorrow evening in III" city
hall building.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-03

Fred NUM- of Denver assumed n
position the first OF the week as sales
man for the gcntlemen's department;
of the Couzcn's Commercial COM
lpany's store.
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Ration Notes
From the Ration Range.
Getting His'n.

| ! u. SANTA re llchtt tIcEk, ihDhi -
I.angforl alias +. ID. iiusSlan. who's"
recent "s"apadc~ In tn" mlsapproptin-
ton OF railway aickcts from tn. To-
cal Santa Fc ticket office and vent
urcs In tho field OF matrImony have
gained FOR him an extended MOTOR
iciy. Is still IN peck Of trouble. this
tim. Involved In n d.vorc. suit
brought by the Cincinnati! wife. mar
rlod four weeks ago. who Is said 10 b"
wife No. ..
iiusSian was in Chicago the ::d Of
January and 4. now believed To he on
his way back to his former place or
residence. In Cincinnati. TO answer
the charge OF biGany.
Not much sympathy locally Is "N-
pressed for the serious state OF ai-
fairs In which he has Involved him
self because al the Misrepresentation
h" made while 'on tho carpet" here
| whereby he sought to impii"aic In hIs
two or three other
Santa fc employees In whose int"g-
rify fhcr" can he no question.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcndcison and
daughter. Miss Margaret. expect TO
leave tomorrow evening FOR tho cas-,
| N
or three weeks purchasing spring and
summer goods for his large depart
mcut store. Mrs. Mcndc!son aud
daughter expect to make a more cN-
tended visit with relatives In NIL
wauk.c. Wis. and other points furih-
or east.
Frank Siuhbicf!c!d sold his prop
l,, h.,
and expects to leave next nIcsday
near whcr" he will take mp farming.
E. N. Burch Meets Calamity Calmly.
| 10th tho house AMI barn recently
built by e.-A.ounty Commissioner r.
y. Buch on his johnson Mesa ranch
burned to the ground Thursday after
noon with only n partial insurance on
them. Mr.. Burch and son We're both
away At tho time and the efforts Of
tho hired man. who was absent on
another part Of the ranch nj the
time, only succeeded In rescuing u
small portion OF tho household cf-
fccis. \ small hoy and matches is be-
lievcd to be accountable for tho fire.
which originated In the barn and was
communicated 10 the house about ."
feet away.
| Despite the hard blow, Mr.. Hmrch
has accepted his hard luck philoso.
ph.cnlly aud has improHlscd tenn
porary home ont OF tho cellar. which
refused TO burn. while rebuilding his
barn.
| As soon As his stock is provided for
he expects 10 begin the hauling OF
stone for u stone residence. Mr..
Burch Is o the material OF which
pioneers are made and We need more
like him In the county.
Mcssrs. John and Robert Boyle are
s,in In Las Vegas where they were
called by the serious illness OF their
mother who is in the Las Vegas hos
pital.
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AS HuERFAN0 VIEWS IT

from Ino WUls0nbWTg md0pondehl
Trinidad say thar hnSs Keep up III" way h1y ar"
things we" hnN" TO look OUT for our own protection
The ough %
ul hands with only JACKS The"
lack
10
lienhrick and thcr" "
in
ugnngp M OF
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HAD HIS TEETH PULLED TO
HIDE HIS IDENTITY

Chicago, Feb. 3.--Hoping t9 con.
ceal his identity. AdolEh FishSr had
eighteen OF his teeth extracted and
replaced by gold ones. Also he raised
Il beard and mustachc but he was rec
ognizcd in New York and brought
back here today TO answer charges OF
burglary and biglmy.
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chroniclc.Nows zoe month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-03

Mcssrs. John and Robcr, Boyle are
s,in In Las Vegas where they were
called by the serious illness OF their
mother who is in the Las Vegas hos.
pital