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Evening journal., 1913-03-01
REDUCE PRICE
OF TAXI RIDES

One Of the most important an
nouncements made along automobile
row for some time is that of a re-
duction In the taxicab rates Of the
Bradford Company. The company
heretofore has charged uniform
rate OF fifty cents a passenger within
the city limits. The new rates ls
nifty cents for the first passenger and
twenty-five cents for each additional
passenger in the city limits. AS an
example, a company OF four will be
taken to the Country Club for SLIPS.
At the present time there are ten
cars at the disposal Of the public and
additional cars will be added In tho
spring. r. G. Bradford who has been
i'll, is about again and will devote his
time to this branch OF the business.
The 1913 Bradford. electrically
lighted and started, car is on display
at the Bradford garage. The Hupmo.
bile has just arrived and is on display
while a now consignment OF Mlchell
is expected any day.
The spring like weather OF the pas
few days has caused owners Of auto
mobiles 20 begin TO think OF spins II
the country and many cars are beinl
ovorhaGled hastily by the owners
That tho season is to be a busy on
Is shown by the report OF the variou
agencies, all of which are maxim
demonstrations daily
Samuel c. Dillon has purchased
FIVE passenger touring Rambler from
George II. Huber.
The Wilmington Automobile Agenc.
reports the sale OF model II, &c II
p. Chalmers to Miss Bessie Luke, o
this city.
An automobile bill OF interest Il
motor enthusiasts with families wa
that passed by the House yesterda
which provides for the granting OF
family license for the sum Of IS. I'm
der this license any member OF a fam
lily over the age OF 16 can drive
car.
Evening journal., 1913-03-01

sour unuigested and fermcnting food3
and that misery making gas; takel
the excess bile from your liver andl
carry of the decomposed waste NATL
ter and constipation poison from thas
bowels Then you VIII feel great.
A Cascaret tonight will straighteni
You out by morning. 10-cent boni
keeps your head clear stomach sweet
liver and bowole regular and you feoli
cheerful and bully for months. Dontl
forget the children-their little in-l
sides need good gentle cleansinel
too
Evening journal., 1913-03-01
TONIGHT! IF BILIOUS,
CONSTIPATED, HEADACHY AND SICK

Inrn the rasea!s out-;he headache,
ailiousness, Indigestion. constipation.
the sick, sour stomach and foul gases
turn them out tonight with Casca-
rets.
Millions OF men and women take a
Cascaret now and then and never
know the misery caused by a lazy
liver, clogged bowels or an upset
stomach.
Don't put In another day OF dis
tress-wake up refreshed and feel
fine. Let Cascarets cleanse and
sweeten your stomach; remove tho
Evening journal., 1913-03-01
TATNALL TENT ID. OF V.

The members of c. G. Tatnall Tent,
d. of v we're entertained by the pres
ident, Mrs. Florence II. Fisher, at her
apartment in The Gables on Tuesday
evening. At the meeting on next
Monday evening a large attendance is
expected. as the officers for the en-
Euing year will be installed and ar
rangements for the concert-lecture
by Madame Stephali, to be given in
April, will be talked over.
Evening journal., 1913-03-01
4 MESSAGE TO RAILROAD MEN

e. S. Bacon, IL Bast st., Bath Me.
sends out this warning TO railroaders
everywhere. my work as conductor
caused a chronic Inflammation of the
kidneys and ! was miserable and all
played out. From the day | began
taking Foley Kidney Pills | began 10
regain my strength and am hetter
now than | have been for twenty
years" Try them.-N. b. Danforth
Market and Second Sts., Wilmington
Dell
Evening journal., 1913-03-01
Vandegrift
PNEUMONTA FOLLOWS A com

but never follows the use Of Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound It stops
the cough, heals the sore and infam-
ed air passages, and strengthens the
lungs. The genuine is in a yellow
package with beehive on carton. Re-
fuse substitutes.--N B. Danforth,
Market and Second Sts., Wilmington,
Del@
Evening journal., 1913-03-01
sHOCkLEY.WEAyER.

Miss Lydia b. Shockley Of No. 5l2
West Sixth street. and David NJ. Wea
yer of No. 1925 Washington street,
were married yesterday afternoon by
the Rev. U Franklin Smiley. Mr.. and
Mrs Weaver left on wedding trip.
Evening journal., 1913-03-01
MARTIN.S .STEINMETZ-

Miss Edna Martin of Seifert, Pa,
and William Steinmetz. OF Gibraltar,
Pa. we're married by the Rev. W. Allen
Wise. at the home OF Samuel Espen-
shade, No. 615 East Eighth street, on
Monday afternoon
Evening journal., 1913-03-01
TURNER. R.ROnENHIzER.

Miss Ella May Turner and Arthur
Rodenhizer we're married at the par
sonage of Brandywine NJ. r. Church.
Thursday evening, by the Rev Frank
f. Carpenter.
Evening journal., 1913-03-01
Will ATTFND TNAUCrRATION.

Miss Agnes Y Downey. Miss Ma
tilda Seipp and Miss Emily Downey
Reed will leave Monday for Washing
ton to attend the Inauguration cere-
monies
Evening journal., 1913-03-01
1918 SOCIAL MEETS.

The 1913 Social met on February
"a at the home Of Mrs. Bessie Cross
grove, No. 1910 North Jackson street
Several members were accepted. After
business was transacted a social even
ing was spent
Evening journal., 1913-03-01
LIcGETTs CANDY.

The sweetest story ever told In
lb., 2 h., 3 III. and ID. boxes at soc a
pound. Sold at Danforth's Depend
able Drug Store, Market and Second
Streets
Evening journal., 1913-03-01

Cgncua Soap and Ointmeot soId throughout the
eoo seno postal for nee uanple OF each with 32-p.
book Address ''Cusio1rA" Dcpt. l5F. Boston.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
B;|l|G|| DEALS Al uI||A||Q|||E: A||||E
 IN NEW CAMP
Options Taken On Albert Creek P'acers, by Owners of Pro-
 ducins Quartz Mine.

William Martin. lessee of the Alaska Free GuI d company x property. q producing quartz mine in he Willow creek gold camp. has taken an option |" purchase. for S25n. .00O. all of the claims on Albert creek. in the new MaIan,lSka placer fields.
 M. A. Ellis. a prominent min ing operator in the EaShr creek district. has bonded six claims on Crooked creek. just below he mouth of Albert creek.
 MrSSrs. Martin and Ellis are rll route south on the Sampson |" purchase ihawing plants and equipment to thoroughly pros pcct the claims this wintrr.--SrW- ard Gateway.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
TROOPS SENT 10
 COLORADO D! q TOWNS: { \ }
Governor Johnson Finally Acts and Three Thousand Troops
 Are Ordered OIt.

Denver. Cnln.. Dct. 2S.--Gover- nor Johnson, of Colorado. today ordered out three thousand state troops with machine guns to pro rrru at once to the strike zone and establish martial law to pro- irrt Inc property of the mine owners and prevent more drsor- derS.
 The militia had been expect ing he call tn arms and the re- >pnnSr was quick.
 Special trains are being made up in order Iu take the men to Trinidad. will a flat ear and two machine guns in the lead. The governor has issued orders to the commander to prevent all niSOr- ,Irr> in the strike section.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
TAR AND DFEATHERs
 FOR DR. WALKER WA ]

Oswrgo. \. Y., Oct. .2S.--A number of boys tried to tar and feather Dr. Mary Walker. the civ il war nurse, who is now we'll ad- vanceU in years, because of her male attire. Fortunately, the boys were stopped by a humber of older people, who heard the cries of the aged nurse and went to her rescue, driving the boys away.
 Ever since the civil war Mary Walker has worn masculine at- tire having been granted the privilege by congressional action and her appearance' causes much amusement to the boys of the towns in which the doctor is unknown.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
SPANISH CABINET
 OUT 0F A JOB
Deputies No Longer Have conf1- s..'.' *
 dence in Present cabinet--
 King on the Job.

Madrid. Spain, Oct. 28.--The of parliament today saw the downfall of the present min- istry, the members of parliament voting lack of confidence in the cabinet and as q result the min istry have all ttndered to King Alfonso their reSignatinns.
 The king has jus returned from Paris, where he underwent an operation for catarrhal trou- blr, and he is striving tn recon cilr all factions and will then tender the premiership [" who- Soevrr can hold the confidence of the deputies.
 The approaching crisis in Spanish affairs is acute and un- less the king can solve the pres ent uncertainty quickly a rrN"lu- ton is sure to come.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
Dad, Here's to You.

We happened in a home he other night. and over the parlnr door saw the legend worked in letter. of red. "What is home without a mothcr?" Across the room was anJlher. "God bless our home.'
 Now. what's the matter witt "God bless our dad He gets up early. lights the fire. boils an egg. wipes off thc dew of the lawn with his boots while many a mother is sleeping. He makes he weekly hand-ouL for the butcher, the grocer. the milkman, and the baker, and his little pile is badly worn out before he has been home an hour.
 If there is a noise in the night dad is kicked in the back and made to go down stairs and find the burglar and kill him. Moth- el. darns the socks. but dad bought the socks m the flrSt | place, and needle and yarn after wards. Mother does up the fruit ; dad bought il all, and jars. and
 sugar cost like the mischief. i. Dad buys the chickens for Sun 1 day dinner and serves them him.
 self ,and draws the neck from the ruins after everyone else has been served. "What is home without a 1 mother" Yes, that's all right; but what is home without ,fath- CT? Ten chances to one it's a boarding house. Father is under the sod, and the landlady~ is a widow. Dad, heres to yotu--you have got your faults--you may have lots of them--but you are all right, and we will miss you IMhen. you are gone.--EX. 4,
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
CONv|C1S CAUGHT
 BY JAIL GUARDS
Gang Which Has Terrorized Farmers Finally Recaptured
 and Taken Back to Pen.

.Aubutn. Cal, Oct. 28.--The three cOnvicts who escaped from the penitentiary and have been terrorizing the farmers in this section were recaptured today by special guards from the jails, who have searched the hills, fin- ally locating the haunts of the eOnvictS. -,.., ----
 The convicts forced farmers to aid them and to furnish such food as they needed under, threat eff burning the barns and crops. The convicts were returned to the penitentiary under strong guard.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
WILL USE. WINE Ef
 CHURCH SERVICES
In Spite of All Efforts of oppo- nents--Want No Negroes
 for Bishops.

New York, Oct. 28.--Gonsider- able friction has been. caused among the delegates to the gen. efal convention of the American Episcopal church, which ended it's sessions here last night.
 A number of the delegates en- deavored to have grape juice sub stituted in the holy communion in the place of wine but those who had grown old in the service and had used wine all their lives in the communion services failed to agree with the prohibitionists and the wine users won out.
 The churchmeu also fought the motion to remove from the col lect the prayers for the Jews, Turks, inlidrIs and hcretics. but d majority of the delegates still cons idered that all the above needed praying for. especially the Turks. It was pointed out by sev- eral of the clergymen that the collect containing prayers for ! Turks, Jews. intidcls and here
 ties was used but once year OH
 Good Friday, and that al least
 onc days prayers should be aiN- en by the church for them.
 The convention deadlocked ov- CT the proposal to cOnsecrate ne-
 gro bishops for work among ne-
 groes in this country. There arc several hundred negro parishes
 bat they have always been super 1Niscd by the' white bishop of the
 diocese as have all other parish
 es. Ii was urged by many of tho
 delegates that more e1rctl i've work can be done by negro bish-
 Tops. especially in the south. Two
 of the members of the House O1 Bishops are negroes. but the!
 hold jurisdiction not in the Unit . ed States but in the negro repuh-
 lies of Haiti and Liberia.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
MINERS CAPTURE
 SEVEN GUARDS:
Will Hold Them to Force Mine Guards to Respect Tent City,
 the Home of Strikers.

Trinidad, Colo., Oct. 2S.--Be- lieving that a train load of guards which passed through this city were destined to surround the city of tents, in which the min CTS and their families are now living, having been dispOssessed by the sheriff from the houses owned by the mining operators, the strikers made a quick attack on the guards at the mine and be- hDre the train could return to the properties seven guards had been captured aud are held priS- onrrS as hostages for tn" good behavior of the guards.
 The strikers threaten ln kill the prisoners 1T any attempt is made to attack thr tent city.
 It is rXprct.'d that tn" troops will surround thr camp and de mand he >url~'ndrr "t the guards.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
GIRLS WOULD
 POISON MANY
Place Enough Stry' hnine in Coffee to Kill an Army--
 Three Are Sick.

Salem. Mass. oct. 2S.--SrNer- al girls in the industrial school here are seriously Z ill from srych- nine poisoning. An investigat ion revealed the fact that enough of he deadly poison had been plac- ed in the coffee lu have l'lleu t\- cry inmate of he hnE.c
 Three of the scholars of .lIc school hay" confessed telling the police that Mrs. GrrslwrlI hrd in- Stigalcd the poisoning becals" she desired revenge for punish- n'rnt received for Attractions of the rules of the school
 The industrial home is a state institution for wayward girls.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
NO ELECTION
 IN MEXICO
Huerta Claims That Votes For IT ! .l l. ...r l. nim Make eaIiot IIIeaaI-- f,' :' SYs' .rf, '';
 piaz Asks Protection.

Mexico City, Oct. 28.--The Minister of the Interior, in the Hucrta cabinet, has announced That the elections held Sunday have been complete victory for HuerLa. The many votes cast for the provisional president, in spite of his refusal to be nomin- ated by any of the large parties, has demonstrated. says the sec r.tary. the love and honor i'll which the people hold tn" pres rnt soldier president.
 Returns today from six of the larrst interior towns show that Scnur Gamboa has carried them all by a slight majority over Gen. rral Felix DiaZ. the labor party candidate.
 Troops still patrol all the streets and prevent crowds gath rring.
 prpSid Hue,ta stated today
 (continued on page 3.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
J, J. s. WANTS No
 MORE TERRITORY
So States President Wilson in J ss =. :! ~ = .k . An Address to the Commer-
 ciaI Congress.

Mobile. Oct. 28.--President Wilson, in his speech here last night to the delegates to the Commercial Congress said that
 "the United States will never seek another fohr of territory in conquest"
 The statement is taken here as
 indicating that the administra-
 ton desires to quell the fears of the 'Latin-American republic
 that policy of imperialism will
 be followed by the present ad- miniStratinn and that the small CT countries are sure to De gOb- blrd up by the powerful Amer ican nation.
 The president was rnundlH chrered when he was introduced,
 the ovation lasting for many
 minutes.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
LAND DRAWING W
 IS ON TODAY

North Platte. Oct. 2S.--The to- tai registration of those who would secure d homestead in the small section recently taken from the forestry department and now to be opened for settlement is 76,OOO. The drawing will be held here today in the local opera house, following the usual meth od of the land department of hav- ing children draw the winnin. numbers from the stack of tick cts.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
More Honors For Hobson.

aSflingtun. Oct. 3S.--COn- grrSSnlan IIObSOn. of Alabama today received n Jt iiicat ion of his election as a life member of the National Prohibition ASsnciat ion because he had fathertd the bill for prohibition in the lower house. The fact that he had fail Nii tu secure it's enactment. how ever. did not deter the members of the aSSnciatiOn from thank ing him ft r his rndcaNur.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
WANTED AN
 EXTRA GRAFT
Not Satisfied With Resu'ar Con- tract, Mrs. Pankhurst Wants B. i.sg.,.i = .i.
 Take Collection.

Indianapolis, Cct. 2S.- Because of the extra graft wanted by Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, the Inili- tant leader of the English suf- tragedies, the lecture to have been delivered here tonight under the auspices of the Woman's League, has been cancelled.
 Not satisfied with the regular allowance of 75 per cent of the gate receipts Miss Pankhurst de- nlandcd the right to pass the hat around among the audience af- ter the regular fee had been paid at the door and insisted that all the money SD collected should be considered as a personal gift tu her.
 some of the committee in charge of the lecture favored al- lowing Dear Mrs. Pankhurst, who had done so much for the cause. tu have the extra bit of money." but some of the hard headed business women stated that they must insist on Mrs. Panhurst fulfilling her contract or canrclling it."
 Mrs. PankhurSt left the com mittrp room in a towering rage stating America was rotten and Americans were fools: that the English miIitants had done more for the cause than all the Amer jeans and American money to- gether, and that she was entitled Co receive extra pay for her lee lures.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
TROOPS LEAVE
 COAL Q(!A|!l|l MINES MI ] British Columbia Situation Much ..,.'." ., s!slr,:t ':-e.,' : 8etter--Strikers Determined
 to Win Recognition.

victoria, Oct. 2S.--Thc troops now stationed in the coal fields tr British EOlllnthiI are expect ed iu withdraw in d few days. as conditions generally are much ;mprovrd and the companies, with their special guards and the assistance of the police, Will be able to handle the situation, al though the strikers are detern- ne. lu force th,. recognition of inc union and of union wages.
 A number of the largest mines in tho district hay" been flooded ;ind it will be many months after in, strike is settled before the mines will resume their normal rutput
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28

Mir. and Mrs. Charles Crawford and daughter left last night on the Mariposa for Seattle. Mr. Crawford goes to Seattle in con nection with the work to be done next season on the Gold King property, which he so success fully handled the past season, taking out $2O, ,OO0. besides erect ing a mill, power plant, bunk houses and other needed build .ings. for the operation of he property. ''.'
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
BLUE RlBBQMlTE4 " ''MEtt tnf{sg,!pE=yycI. E! B yc .

Brooklyn. Oct. 28.--Countc>s Carlyle has been reelected pres iident of the Worlds Temperance Union and the congress intends to continue the work of prohibit tion in all the states of the Un- ion and all the tountpiths of the world; The The president, hf~ the E. orr ganization made a stirring ad- dress on, temperance. and told of the great harm done the world by the .eXcessive' use of liquor.> .
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
KATHERINE ElkINS
 WEnk AMERICAN

ElkinS, w. Na.. Oct. B. Miss Katherine Elkins, a daughter of
 former Senator EIkinS. was mar ried here today lu William Hit. a young lawyer of lhiS town. Miss f.lklnS was engaged lp the Duke of AbruzZi a cousin of the king ni IialN. but because of the ub- jrrtion> of the king the duke broke his engagement and has spent most of his time since hen away from Rome.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
GIRL DIES IN
 ALASKA BUILDING Landed on the Tenth and is
 kiIIed--Used Dope.

! Seattle, Oct. 2S.--May Gordon, a stenographer employed in the Alaska building. jumped from the thirteenth floor of the building today and landed on the railing of the tenth floor, being so se- verely injured that she died in a few minutes after being picked up.
 Miss Gordon had been addicted to the use of sleeping powders and it is thought she was under the influence of the powder when she committed the rash act.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
Frost Kills Texas Crops.

AmaeilIo. Tex. oct. 2S.--Th, lhermnmeter registered twenty degrees Fahrenheit last night ano as result all the crops are frog en. The damage will run into the millions of dollars.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
sampson Here Tomorrow. :.

The slcamca Sampson of the Alaska Coast company left Ju- neau yesterday morning at 3 o'clock and is due to reach Val deZ some time tomorrow morn ing. The boat will make the trip to knik anchorage and also [" Kodiak.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28

h R. s. Giddings, the foreman in charge of the dike work, left last evening for the states and he will return in the spring to complete the task. Mr. Giddings has done remarkably good work in carry ing out the plans of the engineer officer in charge.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
LAaoEeT WARsHIP
 :' z ;oF AMERICAN NAVY

" Newport News, oct. 2s.--Work lMSs xtaNed saoa,y pn the sppcr dreadnaught Pennsylvania, Wh4e4p
 is to be the most powerful war ship in the world. The vessel is to DC delivered in two years.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28

Robert sheldon is having but little trouble in disposing of the tickets for the raffle of his S750 Ford five passenger touring car. One hundred tickets have been disposed. of and the rest are gn- ing fast :' .As .sa.on as thestickets are all sold the car Wsfllrhe drawn for al the Orpheum theater.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
Eagle Dance October 31 st.

All We old time" games of chance will be wide open at the
 Eagle dance. Admission Sl.50, with $t,OOO in currency to each ticket holder.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
Masonic Meeting.

The regular meeting of Val ,irz Lodge No. IG8, F. and A. M., will be held at the Masonic hall on "Wednesday. Work in the sec und drerrr. All visiting hrnthrr> are invited.
 c. C. REYNOLDS, Sec'y.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28

Mrs. l.. V. Ray. wife of s'enator Ray. and daughter. came over from Seward to visit in Valdez: Mr.. and Mrs. Ray are stopping al the Reynolds HUuse.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28
Change of Pictures Tonight.

Another fine bill at the Orph- cum tonight. son, in two reels.
 Outwitted ParSon. good con- edy.
 A Lions Revenge. an exciting animal story.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28

J. C. Black, the Slate Creek miner, left last night for st. Paul.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-28

The Prospector for job work.