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9i3s amount, $12.s5.
yer dated March ] 1912,
1915; amount, s3s.77
~ Pafford aud K. A. Pa
Mated FEB. !, 1913, due oct. j,
1SYYS; amount. sl57S0.
Dicey Saith, dated March 1913;
due Oct. /, 1913, amount, $S00S.
B. ). spigey and =. H. Bennett, dat
ed April %, 1912 due NOV /, 1912;
amount, 1867.
Thos. Bennett, dated Jan. 4, 1913,
due Nov. 1. 1913; amount, St9327.
J, w. Sears, dated Jan. 80, 1913. due
Oct Is, 1918; amount, s69.e5
Kin starting, Mile A. Startling and
G. l.. Starting. dated March %, 1913
due Nov / 1913; amount, sG5
]. e. Deem, dated June I, 1912, due
March /, 1913, amount s45.
j. 5. Startling, dated June 7, 1912,
due Nov ]. 1912, amount, SOS. 4
d. NJ Sutton. dated April %. N9t2.
due Nov / 1912; amount. S7784
Thomas Dasis, Jrs dated Jan. /,
1919. due Oct /, 1912; amount, s45
A. G. Malone, G. f. Stewart, ct al,
dated March ., 1912, due Oct Is, 1912,
amount sl6o
Open accounts due the White Sup
l,ly Co. aggregating SISTER
Articles Now Located at Mcdonald, Ca
One Buck cook stove. two pair plow
handles. one x. z. distributor, one 40.
Vulcan pillow, eight short-h Sdle
/ els, three handle sv,~sassssss, Two
pitch forks. five 22-ind Nv serapes,
II SO s-ineh half shoyels. Y 6-incll half
tshoYels, three handle weed hoes, two
Toned 1s-ineh sweeps, five old fashion.
ed 24ineh sweeps, / 6 t6-inch serapes,
I 81 4inch scooters. 20 3ineh scoeters,
four 2-ineh seooters. 81 finch acooters
nine 5-inch seooters, four iron single.
trees, eight No. 7 Scoyal hoes, ten No.
no inch strap hinges, lot Of bolts,
three shayes, enc double-horse wagon
body
The above VIII be first offered in
parcels and. then nj bulk and disposed
Of to the best interest Of the creditors
HERBERT w WILSON.
| Trustee.
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and the additional Information asked
for on the blanks. can be given to
you probably On request at the Of
tices Of the clerk and treasurer at
the city hail.
2. S. Nash, Chairman;
A. ). Nicholson,
M. 3. Mckinnon
Special Committee.
2-t-a-wk.to-7-3I
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FOR sALE-A big bargain for cash
Two nicely furnished cottages on
St simon's beach, all conyeniences.
Nice locality; am going away and
viii sell cheap to right party Ad-
dress Mrs. o. l.. Mortified. St. 81
mons Island. Ga. 1923
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ssR sALE-15f-2 zeres Of land on
ST. Simon island. near Ocean Pier
Bounded north BIZ lands Of Cyrus
Murray; cast and south by lands OF
st. Simon Transit Co. west by pub
lie road to light house WIN sell
very cheap for cash or on reasonable
terms. Apply to Peter C. Joseph.
store corner Of Monk st. and Coch-
ran avenue. or through postofflce,
Brunswick, Ga. T-25
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BIDS wANTEp

Brunswick, Ca. July Il
Sealed bids win be
Wednesday,
for furnishing d tic Cit
delivered at the city
cords Of pine wood, cut
lengths Deliveries to be
Is cords per month. Tilt
served 70 reject any and d
bids tofurnish wood, and
city clark at the city hal
Of the purchasing coinmi
mayor and council.
1928 NJ. D. Russell, Gil
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FOR SALE CHEAP Two medium
size iron safes. Apply this office.
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FOR sALE-A good piano, s47. Also
organs, s. piece. Apply at 2024
Union street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Brunswick, Ca, June II, 1913
70 Holders of Leases ON Town Com.
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member Of the house, while the other
pages held each victim in succession.
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WANTED
FoR SALE

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE one gas
stove, one buffet. For rent-two
large front roolAs furnished for
light housekeepi Phone IT.. TBS
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FOUND--At ball park several days
ago. large bunch of keys. Owner
can have same by Identifying and
paving for this ad
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ie the White Supply Co.
Flina. dated March t. 1913.
1913. amount, $12.s5.
liver, dated Mlrch !. 1917
1915; amount, S3s.77
. Pafford aud K. A. Pa
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by way OF g
ycsterda. the 4
an initiaMoa9
ted by reed
Al II1-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-11-29

We are prepared to do all kinds OF
high grade job printing. TrV us.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-11-29

in ali parts of h nation. He has led
in song in about 200 S ate Conve'
tions of the Disciples and in many
evaugelistic meetings. Ep clslly
noteworthy. has been his work + r
aud in the mus Of the N .tionsl
Convention of his people. He has
organ zed, drll, d and led the chorus
Is of hundreds that have stirrt d a
vast convention Of II single people as
have been OIL this convention
Bit This versa lie man writes ind
pu.ilsh-s music cs we'll as renders it.
Fora ,nsiderab e time he published
a m 81 an aversg, OF book ayer
M ire thtn d,zsn Sunday Scho IIs
anu evangel site song hooks have
been put out b. him. BeSid, he has
published more spec,oi m Islc anth+ IN
ptce, Tor small groups Of in :
er aud so oi His great work. how
ever are CwO mob nymnals emitted
resp clively. Gloria in Exc -lsior."
aud hsmn "E :clesior These are
- ceded.y among the worthy HMM
oks of generation.
Prof. HackIeman lives at lodit-
naOolis, where is loca cd his music
pub ishing house, which is widely
known as The H, C Sleman Music
Company" Twenty years ago he
vi ed HopkiHsvile, b ing then lit
q more than a boy. He is glad he
sa 10 be here again aud he looks IT,.
Certainly both The men and their
music. whether newy printed for us
! ia our song hooks or ,ung to US with
his own lps makes him more well
C m here.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-11-29
Unusual Offer To Our Readers.

For limited time. and subject to|
withdrawal after 80 days. the well
known publishing house of the j. b.
Lippincott Company. Philadelphia.
founded in 1892. offers to the readers
of this paper IL months subscrip-
ton to "Lippincott's Magazine and
a years subscription TO the Kentuck-
ian. both for $500. Thisis the price
of a twelve months subscription to
"Lippincott's" alone. Additional to
obtaining every issue Of this paper
for a year, our readers will receive
in "Lippincott's." IL great complete
novels by popular authors. 100 short
stories, crisp. entertaining. original;
as timely articles from the pens or
masters, and each month some ex1
cellent poems with the right sentii5
ment, and "Walnuts auaA Wine:
the most popular humo9 ction 10
America. To obtain thissaEtraordin
ary offer prompt action is necessary.
Remit to j. B. Lippincott Company.
Washington Square. Ph'la.. Pa.
Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-11-29
PROF.. H4CKLEMAN
y ho Is Conducting Music In
Christ al Church Revival.

| !, just and natursl t. wish 20
kn W som, what Of tn .csonsl hi :
tory Cf mo i o scA ~ 'eVi"rsh'o
v hether in C mmr c., ART. state or
churc IS ,ecia y ~ such men VINO
c me tn cur &, n omm M y Hence
TINS bit If h, Yr PHI OF IN w.t.
S. me leaders of ~arV 'nwc" Quoting
the music m the Sin II cxlt man
meetings
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-11-29
Or. BEAzLEY
Specialist
Give. Ear. Nose and Throat)


The natives Of New Zealand nave AZ
ways attached great Importance TO tne
art of the tattoer. which they can
moko. Instead Of needles the new
Zealander uses the bones OF nsh ana
birds and the hard thorns OF plants
We have Il on the authority OF traV-
elers that the Polynesian tattooers.
who employ the incision mode, had
often TO hold their patients down by
force until the cruel operation was
finished.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-11-29
Tenant Wanted.

To cultivate NV farm at SalubrIa
Springs. one with suffi ,iept force to
cultivate Is to 80 acres in tobacco.
and corn crop Terms to right party
one half or two birds.
WARREN l. LANDER,
Pembroke. KY.
Ad e -tisemsnt.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-11-29

lie was bIrn in In'i naAni reared
there II fathers al"es'o Sc e
with O lie no De o in'gt Il b =
cane rarls ian uubpr th-p - 90 -
OF the c4'ebrated Rsrns4 HorT B Own
At the ave ~ II years l. er ne
cam under hs mi I.try Of Rev A.
". c ,phfr. of JON SOW Ppm t.
end unit, d with the Ch'ls "A cturch
at that piece. Lusr ST. h. married
the dauvhter OF Mr.. G nm r He
received sci ooling after h gran :
mar grades in Central College al & h.
To- onto 20 oservat0ry OF M ,ins. In
the cou - Il hi' career ne has laugh
a common schoo' or two. taught in >
BIsire's College and t,ught music
IL is o. course in sacred music chat
Prof. H ckl'msn has COM into his
own. 10 thar field he has atiains d q
oil ace of nota' IL prestiSe. He Is IN
:, QUESTION for meetings of d sort
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-11-29
AT THE CHURCHES.

First Baptist Church Rev. c. M.
Thompson. Pastor. Sc vice as
usual.
Sunday School-9:307 a. m.
Morning Service -1l:00 a. u,
r Y. P. U.-6:00 o. m
Evening Service 100 p. m.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-11-29

Methodist Eoi ;copal Church--Rev.
A r. Kasey. Pastor.
Sunday School-9:30 a. m.
Morning Service--10:45 a. m.
Epworth League-6:l5 p. m.
Evening Service-7:O0 p. m.
Prayer meeting at 7:00p. m. every
Wednesday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-11-29

Cumherl md Presbyterian Church
j. B E,hmsn. Pastor.
Sunday Scho II at $3.50.
Preaching AT IL A. m.
Christian EndeAvor 700.
Preaching at 800 p. m.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-11-29

Second Baptist Church-Rev. w
R. Goodman, Pastor.
Sunda, School-9.45 a. m.
Preaching-11 a. m.
Preachin0-7:00 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
night-7:L0 p. m.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-11-29

Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rev. C. II II Branch, Pastor.
Sunday Schoolgirl a. m.
Mems Bible Class-10:0O a. m.
Morning Ssrvice-lO'45 a. m.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-11-29

First Presbyterian Church
SUNDAY Schpol-9:30 a. m.
Christian E1deavor-6:15 o. m.
Weekly PRAYER Meeting -Wednes-
day-8:00 / m
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-11-29
Divine Spark.

81 understand her sweetheart Is q
minister of the gospel" Eyes, she has
the divine spark"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-11-29
Daily rhouaht.

All that | have seen teaches me to
trust the Creator for what ! have not
seen.-Emerson.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1913-11-29
TWO November 24th to December 9th,
TWO
WEEKS ONLY

spoil batch Of bread every once in
Nhile-you know it costs consider
ablg for yearly repairs.
Stop and think and figure.
Wouldn't it pay you to buy good
range-a range with a reputation
THE GREAT MAJESTIC
MALLEABIE and CHARCOAL
IRON RANGES.
You make no mistake 10 buying
the GREAT MAJESTIC-it's the
range with TIE REPU rAIlON-
ask your neiphto-s. Then. too. it's
made just right and Of the right
kind of material-MALLEAWE
AND CHARCOAL IRON-ffNN9
together practically air tight-lined
with pure asbestos board-parts BE-
ing maleable can't breal-has q
movable reservoir and an oven that
don't warp-thats why the MALES
IT, uses so little fuel, bakes jut
right every day 10 the year (browns
bread just right all over without
turning, } heats Is gallons of water
while breakfast Is cooking-propef-
" handled lasts ife time, and costs
practically nothing for repairs.
Dln't buy the range you fxDect ~
las, lifetime "unsiVht unseen"
YOU be sure to be Disappointed.
Come 10 our store during h demon
stratinn week. see the GREAT MA
JESTIC-have its MANY exclusive
features exD ained-find out why
the majestic is 300 Ter cen.
stronger than other ranges where
most ranges a e weakest
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15
REbELD TROOPS
ATaSThMP|C0
ARE DRIVEN
BACK

4SS
MEXICO CiIV. p-,. ~ The T.s-
81 l0ss IA the battle b-tU-.H tha fed
srai troops aud the .onsIilutioasiisss
for IN. i-Sss-ssiSh of the sszySI, 8,
rsmPieo Is estimated 1T 90. msa.
according io a Telegram received tn
day a, IN" ml.i.'Iy 81 the in'--isT
fEosi the governor 1' the state ~ IL.
msIii?ss-
The las, shat In the baIIia sas
fired a, 10 o'TioFl oh Sunday mara-
inE. ~h-n IN" TrbSis retired. accord
s, she par office today, Federal
cavalry ,h-n pursued the 's'F-a'ins
rebels to. snfn- distance, sf'-rs,ri
returning 4. TampiS. and E-isartins
Ihn, IN. rebels had h--l dlsp-rsri.
s"sn" a' them sosns toward vIc'o'ts
ana S,h-ra Ia th" direction at Tuis
and NI-,,sn-s,i 4. the state Of Ia
haasiipas.
Tho r.b-is ~.F- i-nn'aiis-d and
short -. ammuni'i.H. ,h" official -.
paE, said.
Tho -ar department IL af 'h. opin.
ION ,ha, Tampiro II Faf- against
further attack AMI .i'h this ass',r.
anr- m active campaign 10 I" be- i.-.
gun by tho f-i.tais In tn" region
ahpal Ts'r.nn. II vaa announced
,o.i,y that AN effort in F-'ah- tbu'
range. which has been Ions In I'',ss~s'
sion .f tho r-b-la. v to h- mad" AZ
once The r-t.p,uru Of Durango ~a.
tho ahj-c, of the Inflated expedition.
tho destruction .f which by the s~b-
.i. pr-.ipi,ai-a the fall OF T"rr""a
--s -rai months ago
T-i-rrpms from To.r~on ioAsy Ia
dicai- iha, tho local authorities de'
,.s...l b. the rebel. have restored 80
office and the pubiir service IN h-'n.
The tmparciai- TO-DAY quotes ah
ANONYMOUS banker az stating that
tho Mexican government had secured
a loan .f $4,000. .ooo from English
capitalists
Vera CnI,. Dee. iS.--f'irins hal
-,a.~si this morning In the Si.in''f
of Tampico. the rebels having retired
evidently 10 avoid tn" cont'hu"h"
rannpnad" Of ia. federal .unboa's.
This VAS tn. r.poTs srn; her" hy
wireless today from Rear Admiral
Fletcher. commander Of 'h" Am"'i'
.an war vessels In the Gulf uf Mcsi.
60. Tb" dis,anc" %, which The r"b"i'
had withdrawn was not stated.
military men here regard a. proh-
abi. tina, tn" rebels continued 'ir-
ing ON the outskirts OF Tampic" p"hi-
sr.ssiss-A 80 sssr -
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15
Missouri Fuedisfs
Pillage and Burn


Spr,nHttcid. Mo. Dee. lJ.---Ftft"cn
masked and armed men. said to have
been fnud cncmic, OF the Collins fam
ijy Of Old Horton. an isolated village
in Howell county, rode into the town
ycstcrday. burned four houses be-
longing To tho family. severely beat
several ofthc co,iinses and warned
TIA. m to leave the community on pain
of death. Tho hand then rode away
after firing "a yollcy into the air.
News of the affair reached here
today. Tho maraudors went to the
home oi Mrs. Jane Collins. iIcs
daughter. Psrcic. was whipped with
switches. Mrs. Collins. who IN blind
wus handled roughly hut not scri.
ously injured. After removing the
children and furniture from the
house the mon set iirc to tho build.
ing and watched II burn to the
ground.
The home of Dan Collins was mex,
visited By the band and the hO'is,
and barn burned. Ten persons are
said to have been warned to leave
the village and never to return. None
of tho gang was recognized. The Col
lins family in Howell county num
bars about 200.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15
BANQUET SONG
R00SES IRE
Of WILSON

Washington. p.v. i,.-prc-idrn
Wilson to-day order an investigation
by tn. war and navy departments Of
tho satircs on tho administration
philippin. policy which wcrr intro
ducr.i at the annual banquet last
Thursday OF tho Order Of CaraDoa, an
organization OF army and navy off
Gers who served In the islands. Prcsi-
dent Wilson suggested to Secretaries
Garrison and Danicls issue repri-
nands for those responsible.
Secretaries Daniels and Garrison
conferred early today and and called
for u stsicncnt OF exclamation from
Rear Admiral Howard and Quarter
master General Alcshirc. tho high
eat ranking Officers at the dinner.
Secretary Daniels at tho same time
suggested 20 Admiral Howard that
n. decline the presidency Of tn. or
der to which ho was elected last
THURSDAY and informed him that the
sohg. "Damn. Damn. Damn tn" In
surrcctos." which was sung at the
banquet would never be sung again
under tho present administration
with officers OF tho navy present.
The president expressed his IN
diynation to members of his cabinet
after he had read published accounts
OF the banquet. lie felt particularly
displcased over tho travcsty over the
Administrations peace policy ana
criticisms aimed at Secretary Bry-
nm when three six-foot models OF
batticships. borne by concealed boys.
were carried into the banquet room.
In tho muzzles of the guns were stuck
nosegays and a milk white dove was
perchec on each fighting top. They
were named "U. 5. $. Fellowship
~. s. :. Friendship" and ~. S. s.
piffIe." Another satire was a NOV
ing picture film of a thrce-year pur-
suit of Filipino colonel, who time
and again had escaped capture. and
Az
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15
SLEEP STRIKE IS
LATEST militant
SUFFRAGE METHOD

London. Dec. lj.-Niss Sylvia
Pankhurs,. tn. militant sGf;rag.',u
agitntor. sine. her arrest on Dcccm-
bor 10. has adopted the more drastic
method OF adding a mo sleep" strike
to her hunger and thirst strike ~
order to force the prison authorities
to rcl.nE. her. She accomplished
this by wnlkinS continually. il"r
condition tx already serlcus and her
friends expect her release shortly.
The police. however. plan to keen
both Miss Pankhurst and her mother
in Jail until after todny's weekly
meeting Of tho Womcn's Social and
Political Union.
In the meantime the militants coc-
,inuc their violent tactics The arson
squad Inst night burned down an
empty mansion ncar Bristol. Anoth-
or party brogkc every window In Tn"
Richmond police station.
Miss Zclic Emerson. the American
Suffra agctto. was arraigned at til"
police court today. charged with
disturbing the peace last evening in
the Bow district of the east end of
London. She appeared in the 2ris-
oners' enclosure with one arm In q
sling. II had been badly wrcnchcd in
the scuffIc with the police.
Tho police testified that Miss En-
orson had smashed n police's helmet
with the pole of banner she was
carrying.
Tho magistrate remanded her for
week on bail, after she had promised
to keep peace until the conclusion OF
the case.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15
MOVE TO ALTER
CURRENCY BILL
FAILURE

wssainston, Dee. IS-hs a .1ts
of d. Ia s. the sshs'. today defeat,
~ lhv fifs' attempt q" alter III. al
nsin!ssfs,ioa currency hill as francs!
by the iL-rioefaiir caucus. fhe VoI-
s--hi Ia the table the first am-nitH.h,
proposed by senator Hitchcock ot
Nebraska. ~hish soGIi hnV" Iis-i
the numb-F OF regional banks in tho
h-s system a, afur sni Aonld have
made the regional hanks publicly
o.n-.i Institutions
wl,h The .ss.r,tDn 0r senator
Hitchcock. III. Democrats Voted so'-
idly for tho administration bill hni
supported senator O~-n's resolution
To tabs the iil,ehe.rk ansndn-n's
s-aa,aT i'oinf~,t-T. tis'.-i IS a Pro-
sf-rsiV-. voted with tA. Drmorsa,s,
The Republicans voted s1ildi' Tot the
Hitchcock amendment.
The sos. indicated tho lineup on
the sweeping amendments proposed
By s-nasos Hitchcock and III. k-'
ritiisahs oG the banking rnr,ihItt-.
and indi.ai.i that th~ shminis'fa'
lion Democrats have The ,os.s 10 nass
The bill sithoa, substantial .hahs-.
Aa attempt 10 ostain unanimous
Ss.s-s, To limit debate ou sh" CIR.
r.ney bill and to ha'- final ret"
Thu,..iay ~as defeated by an osj-,'
,i.n fs.-n senator Williams. Demo
csai
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15
OFFICIAL BALLOTS
FOR NINE UNION
ELECTION out

th- coal miners at District Ma q
have b-"n given as tnu.a opi-'siuhi's ,
L" S",s their choice Tor i,s,ric, off
e"ss a. = nsr--,in,- prisoner ~ho AS
,sIofm-~t h- Mas Ia D. sho, at siH'
f,ss al. then asked ia what manner
Ne d.siIss, to l., --s.ni-.i The official
bsii.ts for ~. district -i-.tiaa oi
the tn''.-i Nine Workers ot Amer
ia have b~-h received here. IN.
ssiio, s.',s forth the names of met
nominated for office BY III. rs-.u'
tan, .'fir-s onig ar1 sanaiiai. sp.
i.casn ON ,h- hsii", rhs. s"ai nih-f
has no other ALTERNATIVE" bu, u so,.
for The nani-pisb-,i candidate,
F.r international board m.mt-r
fof Dis,ri.i M, q. there Is hu, an-
candidate. John II. Lawson "f raii,
H,i- Ior district president ih-f- ts
bu' oh- candidate. John Mri.-hnan,
fnT s-er.s-Iy-H-ssrrsr there Is q l..
'"F ." - s-lh"f''' AhN iV "'"ptk
L1srt r.srib-r Of ,his sis,ri-, there
Is hut tho name Of Robert uhiirh. I,
is IN this ~ns tina, tho miners select
their avn n'Hs~r.
fsf vice. president. = most uhiin-
ior'an, "ff.-~. th-s- aF- t~o .anii-
aa'-s-Thor,ss Ssau 81 i.o.i.,iii-
and Thomas Ward ut StsrlN,ii-. For
auditor the rate arr thrown ~ii"
onsn and there ar, candidate. anu
oahaiaa'~--a whole slough of them
Hat when !t COMES 4" .i-~sinr the
higher Ups." tho Traders al the dis
iri.s- nothing ao,ns, t-a~snr. Me
i.,nasn IAsyic aud uhii.h mus, bo
elected. Thcr- Is no .hanr- for any
ore 4. -.t.r tho field arnins, them.
u 80. hs practically the same sys.
ten t''s; delegates w-s- .-iee,-. 4.
attend the t-sit-si Min- Workers ron
s,htion In trinidad last September
that s~aoe.~d tho ssrtkr. Tho sna-
n,iti~c named IN" dri~xns-s. The
delegates that ~iii r~pr-s-nt thu To-
cal mirr-' union a, tho convention tn
b, h-,i In Denver tomorrow viii M,
b. selected 10y the members n, iass-
.u, by tho e",nmit'-- and q hand.
picked DELEGATION Of men pledged tn
-n."rs- = s,a'"-yid" strife will be
,ca'.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15
MILITARY COMMISSION
TAKES TO-DAY RECESS


Concluding it's work Of inquiry in
the Walscnburg district late saiuf-
day the military commission OF the
military district OF Colorado took o
recess unit, December %. Some Of
the members Of the commission re-
turned to Trinidad Saturday night
and Major r. !. Boughton and Major
+. Reeves returned yesterday. Up
on conclusion OF the session the re-
least was ordered OF Adolph Germer.
international organizer who had
been examined for the major portion
of three days. judge Advocate Ma
tor T.. ]. Boughton would not saw
wby the release of Gcrmer was
recommended.
Major G. &. Townsend. relieved by
order OF General Chase a. provost
murshal ut walsenburg. was ycster-
day granted q ten days leave OF an
scncc and has returned to his home
IN Greeley. Colo. Illness was the
reason for the request for ton days
,ooye of absence. Townsend Is FOR
NOR newspaper man, well known
attorney and former member OF the
state legislature.
For applying the epithet of "sca,'
herder" TO members Of the state MI
li,ta one Antonio Valdez was arrested
at Wnlsenburg Saturday. Captain
Co,esworth was named to succeed
Major Townsend as acting judge al
vocatc in tho district.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-15

was.,in.;on, Dee. ia.-Snch m'"-
hers cf the Republican national COM
m,,tee as had arrived her" TO-DAY !"
dica,a,, almost III even u''s'"" w
..,,,men, an the questions ot party
REORGANIZATION. whioh ar" tn nc '""
=, ~, in conferences hcriuning To-
morrow. ..-,
rhc forces opposed to an eS'r'''" ~
tusry convention were l'ihs wy
,po,nst tho proposed reduction III
~mthorn rcprcscntn,ion. Som" co"-
m,;,cemcn regarded 1t .'s pr""""''
that before actual work OF tn" COM
mi,tee besins tomorrow there VIII "'
thrcc divisions OF opinion. In '"c
(t,s, will be found the national com
n,ittecmcp who favor the ealing VI
convention Immediately IN '"'
.oco,d will hc those VINO are opposed
to any convention at all. an" !" wv
third vii, h, others who are WHINE
10 have a national convention '''
do not sec any pressing neea 'o' W.
The first and third groups are 'N
pec,cd TO ioin against the se'o"" ""''
the odds are said to be in favor Of
convention. According to rrch''t'o"'
of Chairman Illllcs che convention
probably will tiircsh out i's "i''er'
cnce. in open session and the a"'o'
Gates of all proposals will nave ~
ooportupity TO give their arguments
tp nnhlic