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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-19
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The skin 10 but net work az nne
blood vessels, And "a In 4 norfartlv
natural consequence That any InHrefee
IN the blood that ia condition ~ III
health makes ltH frst appearances M
the skin. There are certain modlrlhsl
properties that follow the oousne af
the blood stream and tho influence IA
these properties - that OF an anti
dote This Is why n Al IA. the hose
known blood purifier, has nuch 4 unal-
live action In the skin. There IA ore
ingFedient IN y. y =. which peculiarly
stimulates cellular 81 Hlandular nctiV-
lty % select from the blood or ftosn
this ans mes work 81 blood vessels Ia
the skin. those elementa which II re-
qulrea for regeneration.
Fhue pimpies. tcne acaema. Irnna.
OF any other blood condition that 81.
saeka the skin or aeeEa an onflsf
through me skin n mot with TIE antl.
dotai effect Of 8 q 8
This a why aksH troubles ranlan -
readily and why lhey 40 not fsltfn.
Under the nnuence ~ 81 a fhla
hne net work ~ blood vessels N lh4
skin ~ constantly leElnf lfnn as.
blood iht nutrllinn ra4uifAd faf
healthy usnue and lhe cause of aiaoasa
q iusi A. oouHianlIt tcinn Reinforced.
soatterta and rendered hHrmitaa Thtan
facts are more fulIs egNIatanf IA
book on skin troubles fenl ~ Fhh
Swift soocInt CO. I4f swirl nld~
Atlanta. Ca You Will fe4
on sale ni an dnlR efof4A ava 4
bottle taraaf Rnd banibh ia sa|n 81.
nlelopA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-19
LARGEST CROPS IN THE
HISTORY OF UNION
COUNTY LOOKED FOR

clayton. y. ST., May fg--Tha farm
err and ranchmon OF JnlDn county
are now very busy planting the late-
est crop IN lhe history ~ the county.
The ground has been Thoroughly
soaked by The recent rasns and farm
ers have every reason 10 expect "a good
season and bumper crop. Lots Of
implements have bcen sold by Clay
ton dealers recently. In fact they re-
port that their sales this spring nave
doubled that % any former year. ana
~ q general thing the buyers arc
paying cash Tor them.
High grade. homo grown seod.
thoroughly cleaned and guaranteed. h.
being sold by several local merchants.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-19
In Mothers Medicine Chest

are standard remedies Which have
stood the test Of remedies
which their mothers and grandmoth-
ers had used before them. such rs I.y-
Ola y. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. which for nearly forty years
has been curing the women OF this
country from tho worst form Of re-
male Ms, merit alone could have
stood such q test Of time and won
such an enviable record.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-19

iication according 20 numoer OF wage
oarners. The reverse IN true Of the
fiour-miil and gristmili industf,s IN
which all the establishments emplogtd
less than s wage earnors.
A slight increase In the number and
horsepower OF gas engines is also
shown. The figures also show that
the practice Of renting power Is great
~ on the Increase. q per cent OF the
total power being rented IN 1909, as
compared with but Is per cent In
1904 and with 0.2 per cent In 1889.
The use ~ electric motors for the pur-
pose % applying the power generated
within the establishments Ia also
shown as becoming more common, tho
horsepower Of such motors increasing
from SO In 1894 10 i,341 IN 1903.
Fuel-Closely related TO the uues-
ton OF kind Of power employed IN
that Of the fuel used in generating
this power. or otherwise al material
In the manufacturing processes by
far the greater part OF the fuel used
In the territory was consumed In the
manufacture of coke and brick and
tile.
portant Industries.
For certain industries the census
bureau collects. by means OF special
schedules. details regarding the guam
tty and value Of materials and pro-
ducts which do not appear on the gem
erai schedule Data for tWo Of these
industries in New Mexico are here
presented.
Lumber and Timber Products
This industry. which IS second In i'm.
portancc In value of products and
average number Of wage earners. y
carried on largely In comparatively
small plants. 81 out OF the total OF 70
establishments having products valued
az less than $4,000 each. The follow
ina statement gives the kind and
quantity Of the principal products ~
the sawmili branch of the Industry roi
1903 and 1892
Quantity.
Products 1903 1893
Rough lumber. VI feet.
b. m. ..,...........9l. eS7 3G.SS0
Lnth. thousands .... lO.9ST 2.i65
Shingles, thousands 49, $50 $500
Does not include reports for es-
Establishments with product less than
$500.
The table shows large increase In
the production OF rough lumber and
hath, but a considerable decrease IN
the quantity OF shingles manufactured.
Laundries Statistics for steam
laundries are not included in the gen
ergl tables In igOO there were atoht
such establishments In the territory OF
New MeNlco two of which we're in Al
buquerqu6- The following statement
summarizes the statistics.
OF the eight establishments reports
ed, four were operated by individuals.
and one hy general partnership Six
establishments had receipts for the
years business Of S., 900 bat less than
10000. and two over see. 600 bun
less than 100000
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-19
OVER $4,000 FOR
OIL COMPANY
Only $4,000 Yet to Be Raised
Before Operations Com
menoe in San Juan Field.
[speelaI CsFrsspsaaeaes la be- msraIal

Farmingtoni ~ A. May iS.--
Word was received here today from
Frank siaplln. who h at Santa Re.
60 the effect that the Oh subserip-
lions taken In Durango and in santa
Re hiring the total amount subscribed
up above the 5000 mark This
means that there yet remains but
$1,000 o. bee raised beforN operations
are commenced Ia the on Held
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-19

lame back Is usually caused 0y
rheumatism Of tho muscles Of the
hack. for which YOU viii fnd nothing
better than Chamberlain's Idnimont.
For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-19

Just received o fun assortment az
handsome Pumps In Patent Colt. efun
Metal and velvet All S4es from ms
baby un 90 the sweet graduating rifl.
z. Mays shoe Store. si4 West Central
avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-19

iishments wording less than 10 hours
a day, and only "a per cent being en-
ployed in establishments working
more than 10 hours a day.
TIE railroad repair shops and the
esta blishments manufacturing lumber
and timer products are operated
principally on a iO-hour-per-da basis.
As these two industries gave employ
meut To more than two-thirds Of the
wage earnerF reported for the state.
the prevailing hours OF labor reported
for them largely determine the pre-
waiting hours shown for All industries
combined.
Location ~ Establishmcnts--Th
following table shows the extent to
which the manufacturing industries
Of the state are located In the city
~ Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-19
ELECTION OF lIAz
/ AS PRESIDENT OF
MEXICO FAR
FROM SURE :
Popularity Of Original Leader
Of Anti-Madero Revolt
Wanes as the Revolution
Against Huerta Progresses.
BIG GRAFT DISCOVERED
IN ARMY pAYR0LLs

t.assoclatca Tsress Correspondence.
Mexico City. May ts--3eneral
Felix Dias has published his platform
IN tho form OF manifesto or open
letter 70 the political clubs supportine
him. In II no has carefully RETAINED
from giving any but the most general
undertakings. such aa a promise 20 re-
store peace; 20 do Justice 70 ALI 60
encourages education, etc. and an
without entering into detaila as 70
how ne n going % proceed.
Hut the election Of Dlan appears far
from certain. Had the election for
president been held the day after the
close OF hoetillties Ia the caIiiaI. there
- no doubt he would have been elect.
ed without any material opposition.
1 with HWerta In the chair, however.
and a big revolution 10 attract or dis.
tract the people. there In much less
heard OF the popularity OF General
DiaS. There are many Of His own
partisaus who have expressed the oDln-
on that he never will be president. It
u nothing that he has done, say they,
to turn from him the popular sup
port. but rather the fact that he has
dose nothing spectacular since he
ceased firing shraphel Into all quar-
ters OF the city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-19

Exceedingly iow prices ala this week
osl our cntirr STOCK ~ acwclry ana
siiserwareS The Model. Central and
Fourth street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-19

Diamond lce--the best ice. made
from distilled water. Phones kT-5s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-19

Investigation OF the army payrolls
has shown an expenditure OF "a .0eO
pesos Ql3.s0Ol month for salaries
10 officers who never appeared In uni-
form. Il II charged that this was tho
work Of one OF the Madero family.
He IN said to have used the paymasler
~ the Rural Guard 90 pay of hts own
henchmen. His method was, accord
ing to the story told NJ the palace. 10
name a man whom he wished e. favar
or use. an officer In the ruralea. at
the same time telling the commanding
officer that this new officer would re-
port once a month for his pay None
OF those appointeeE has appeared 10
collect his money since tho overthrow
OF the Madero regime.
PessImlsm AZ the Mexican capital
continues dominant with or without
money the administration, In the opin-
on ~ thousands OF residents. both ma
tive and foreign. Is hound 10 fill.
These men believe that Intervention
by the United states ~ some other
power might prevent she overthrow,
hut left alone, that the Huerta gov
errment Will see itself slowly crushed
backward against the wall by the Con-
stitutionalists
Francisco :. Madefo, alive. never
could induce any considerable num-
Der of men TO take arms IN defense Of
his government. but Madero. dead, has
proved FAR more potent figure. ANY
estimate OF the number OF rebels n
largely "a guess. bat u IL safe 40 as
sumo that Ia no previous revolution
have there been Ia the field so many
men armed working SO closely to-
gether.
n was not the lack OF money that
handicapped th. government 80 badly
IN tho opening days OF the rebellion az
Il was the smallness and ineliiciency
81 the army. There was a fair part
81 the Irregular establishment whlca
could not be counted on. and when
an investigation was made Il was aiR~
covered that not every name on the
payrois WAS backed by soldier
present or accounted for"
u was believed, however. that with
money 60 continue the pay IT the sol.
diers and 20 orRanlze Rnd equip new
bodies. the government would whip
the rebels. The more hopeful said
that " the government could hold
them IN for q year % more Il would
win, but the majority -esarded the
chance slight even IN that case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-18
Prevent VOTERS
FROM CHOOSING
new US. SENATOR

Here
three struggling supremacy. and with the poss
bty securing the next legislature
corruption crooknes and
hence when United states senator TO be
people today what
legislature failed house bi
No 76 by Rep Muhinc providing for the Oregon system OF ehs
United States
IN this the opportunities for graft have been reduced to
pledged vote for the senatorial candidate VINO secured
OF the peoples That law enabled the people to elect
Pondesr and prevented the po" bosses from sending another
The situation dtferen, There three parties ae
lively struggling likely that neither VIII
qe, majority absolute. substantial msIorln both
houses Of 1915 legislature.
sressve republican have majority both houses how VIII
the senator from this state be ehessnr ~ , ,,,,, ut
NTTFD STATES sFSAToRsHlP AND THAR Is the WAY r WILL
WORK FROM NOW UNLESS DRASTIC REMEDY
The rotten machine session
Murphnc other
UNTIL THE VERY DAY BEFORE ADJOURNMENT
the machines method OF whipping attempting TO WIFI ss
Iators line
legislature The people have the initiative or the governor can
together for the and sole purpose OF en-
ac the system OF senatorial elections.
No one IN ms san" senses WOULD orahai tnA OF
legislature But II majority Of the LEGISLATORS can be
Muphine Dill or SUBSTANTIALLY me De less
invoking initiative And that would be the Tor
BUT If THIS MAJORITY CANNOT BE OBTAINED TO PLEDGE
WRITING THE INITIATIVE CAN BE INVOKED ny THE
PER Cent OF THE VOTERS ABOUT 10000 SIGNATURES oN
THE INITIATIVE PETITION TO START the BALL ROLLING
marty nominees for senator viii be put up as candidates direct
election which would be morally binding tho legislature meeting Ia
Tho special
legislature but unless there Immediate
majority q the Legislature infinitely wiser
hold special election than leave the
United states senaorshp the barrels that made this state
notorious in the past
they won't wait very long either
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-18
BRYAN TWISTS
LIONS TAIL

SPRINGFIELD. H.. March is-
William Jennings Bryan. ucw sec.
Rotary of state. only smiled when
newspapermen besicged him upon
his arrival here this morning for a
following criticism OF
London papers of the Commoner =
home rule for ireland speech At
Saturday nights ST. patrlcks dag
banquet IN Washington.
Nothing "a say" be- told them.
Tho London Post. printing a part
OF Brynu'H remarks 10 is issue OF
yesterday. referred 10 them as "a
blazing lndiscrciinn. The Amer.
lean diplomats words. the Post Dc.
clarod are bitterly resented b. the
people 81 Great Britain The editor
calls II "a graiultloua and uawAr.
rantablc Interference In the domes
tic affairs Of the United Kingdom
Bryan. talking lRkt night At a
banquet u the Irish Fellowship
club IN Chicago. repeated his Sat.
ufday night speech. saying;
Two years from now ireland
will b. celebrating home rule
There IL every reason to believe
that the house OF commons viii
pass the BIZ again and make Il laW
when the house Of lords is com.
PEELED 10 bow 20 the people. said
Mr Bryan. ~ viii mean the begin.
ming Of home rule for the whole
earth Il will be tremendous tri.
umph for ireland. and her part IN
tho great struggle viii be grateful
IS remembered by every country
that IL struggling for freedom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-18
YOUR HAIR
Simple Way to Quickly Re
store Natural Color

o. is not diffirait Co fssiare Yapthfai
color - fuuf heir you Gill Only use
tho risht u~fhsd
There are many dives ard stalns
recommended for ealefirs the hair bat
noup discovered Ererafatiun. tho
9ussn uray WslF Rsstofer nseis al dss
sired nsrds ard has none ~ th1 objections
81 tho aid fashtansd hair Dies This is
srtrnfnc treatment that can b. hppilrd
~ anyone ard wtl restore the natural
color - the hAiF Immediately Fniiup
the simple directions on ths parkaEe pad
arr desired shade can be- Given fhis
method leaves the hair anfi and tsiFrff
Eifss iasiinE color ard 10 not sfirAf
does not rub un and is 90 natural Dr.
appearance that M one uuuia suspect
hat youf haff uas ever HrsF 90 faded
The Queen GrHg Hair Hssiaref re-
ausfos bat eas Application and a. n ia
raHp to usa. ths beet hair fr.nsrfs
rsiF ufsau u ard recommend " 90 their
patrons n 10 IN $50 siars. ter anf : 90
and can ~ obtained from nAfteit prus
sfofen ana the isadtnE trgE ard dsrart.
mrut stores thressheuY fhe rountrY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-18
HESKETH AGAIN
HEADS COUNCIL

Robert Is Hesketh was reelected
president of the new council at It's
initial meeting Monday afternoon.
Councilman Peirce succeeds Coun-
Gilman Blaine. who retired from Of
flee Monday. as finance committee
cairmnn, and Thomas A. Parish,
the new councilman. was elected
chairman Of the department Of 81.
ficiency committee.
The remaining ehalrrnanshlps are
the same az during the past year.
as follows. Judiciary. Griffiths.
streets and sewers. Goddard: city
utiliiieg. Erickson. franchise. War.
dali. license, Hesketh. public safe
~. Haas; harborH and public
grounds. Marble.
Tho council meets in committee
OF the whole this afternoon TO take
np the mayors message. and also
To discuss the subway under the
first hill This subway is planned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-18
CALL HEARING
ON SPEED LAW

A public hearing on Councilman
Gnfnths' bill against Hpeeders VIII
be held by the puollc safety com.
mittcc Wednesday morning Ia The
council chambers
The bill which fixes the maxi
mum punishment FOR yiolntors OF
the speed ordinances at 500 fine
and 80 days IN The city Jail. VAS yes.
terday continued for one week. aud
will come up Tor final decision next
Monday.
A communication from the King
County Democratic club was ao
dressed 10 the council expressing
the hope that speeders responsible
for deaths shall be punished for
granddaughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-18
ROOMS HAVE
Been CROWDED
And on Account of Many
Who Could Not Get
to See Them Last
Week the
UNITED DOCTORS
Have Decided TO Remain
Longer in Seattle at the
ETHELTON HOTEL
Opposite POs,of'iee
Will Remain Until Saturday
Evening. March p
Remarkable Success of These
Talented Physicians in
the Treatment OF
Chronic Diseases
Offer Their Services Free of
Charge
Will Remain Until Saturday
Evening. March p
Offer Their Services Free of
Charge

United Specialists licensed b. the state
Tor the treatment ~ dcforrnities ard all
nervous and chronic diseases % men.
women and chiiaren. without Surgical
operation.
Rupture External rumors Enlarged
Glands. Gall stones Appcndicitin cured
without the knife Headache Seurafxis.
Chronic Diseases o. tho skiu and Hinod
Stomach. Bowels Liver Kidneys ans
bladder. Geitsr. Nervous Debility Rith
tired feeling Rheumatism and CatarFh
The Unltsd Doctors viii give free
treatment fsxcsut a small charge for
mrdiclnast on this particular visit. and
this only 70 those who are Interested and
really slck
fnasmuch these doctors are Eiyins
their valuable services free 20 the sick
they viii expect % those treated e. tell
thr results to their frieuds, and thnr prove
10 the afflicted in every city and LEGALITY
that at last treatments have been dtacnv
erred thai are reasonably sure and ccrtaia
IN their effect
Married ladies must be- accompanied tf
their husbands and minors win fae-r
pareuts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-18
PHOTOGRAPHY
RtVOLUTIONIztD
BY NEW INVENTION
Films, Plates and
Dark Room Made
Unnecessary
New Camera Takes Fin
iShed Pictures in
Two Minutes

Mr. Edmond r Stratton Of New
York city has invented camera
that takes and completes pictures
ready 10 soc IN two minutes. II does
away with the expense OF buying
films or plates and the trouble. eH-
pcnae and delay 81 having them de
yeloped and pictures printed by q
photographer. The camera has n
fixed focus lens and there Is no del.
icate focusing mechanism 10 get out
OF order or for You 90 learn 20 opcr
ate.
This camera. which Is called the
Gordon Camera. is being manufac
turcd by the Gordon Camera Co.
1914 Stnyvesaut building. New
York. y. \ As they are DESTROYS Of
making e known In this locality. they
are making 81 special offer TO our
readers For a limited time. upon
receipt OF s. land 20 cents addition.
al to cover parcel post and extra
sensitlzcd cardsl they will send you
regular 81 Model a Gordon Cam.
era With each camera there viii
be sent one free package Of powders
which make developing solution 10
be put into the developing tank.
which Is part OF the camera. The
sensltized cards. which make pic.
lures 2t1 by az inches In size, are
wrapped for daylight loading The
camera itself Is by 81 by inches
and weighs ID. on.
The cost Of taking pictures with
the Gordon camera ls almost moth.
INK In comparison 10 all other cam.
oras. Extra sensitlzed cards can be
bought for less than 2 cents each.
and 10 cents worth OF developer will
develop over 80 pictures. The Cor.
don Company sells flash light lamps
for so cents. which viii enable you
to take pictures at night In your
own parior
Tho operation OF this new camera
IL 30 simple that any little boy or
girl can easily take good pictures
with II after reading the directions
sent with each one When ordering
n camera under this special offer be
sure to mention that you are
reader of THE SEATTLE EVE.
MING STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-18
DISFIGURtD BY
SMN ERUPTION
II That Is Your Plight. Let
Resinol Clear Il Away

rlmpies. blackheRds. fashes,
ringworm and. worst OF all, that
red. itching. scaly torment &c
.cma. vanish when YOU use Resinol
Ointment and Resinol Soap. There
Is no doubt about t. Even though
your skin Is SO unsightly with
eruption that YOU shun your friends
and your friends shun YOU. Resinol
makes It clear and healthy, quickly
easily and a, trifliug cost When
YOU are sick OF wasting time and
money on tedious. expensive treat
ments. get Resinol Ointment and
Res'nol Soap from the nearest
druguist and YOU will quickly see
why Il has been prescribed fin
eighteen years for just such
troubles as yours.
The ReSlnol treatment works SO
gently. and Is so absolutely free
from anything that could tnture
even the teudcrcst skin. that Il Is
perfect for healing the skin
troubles Of infants and children.
You can test Rcsino Ointment aud
Rcsinol Soap az eur expense Write
10 Dept 1913. Rcsiuol baltimore.
MD. and We will send YOU a gen
crous trial by parcel post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-18
ROBERT DOLLAR TO
BE PUT IN DRYDOCK

Deciding It will be impossible to
rig a jury rudder. Alexander Cow.
OF the steamer Robert Dollar.
which struck the Columbia bar
while outward bound for the Ori.
emit Is dlscharging the steamers
cargo today before going on the
drydock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-18
ROTTEN LEGISLATURE ROBS PEOPLE OF RIGHTS
Words b7 Schaefe,
Music b. Condo Il

10 extend from Finn and Jefferson
to 18th and Jefferson, and slll DO
used for car traffic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-18
BUTTER is SCARCE

Butter IL 30 scarce IN local and
nearby markets. according 60 the
wholesalers report here today. that
famine 30 this product Is lmmi
nent
Relief depends on the supply
available in California. Quotations
are - and ~ cents a pouad whole
.unie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-18
a CATS GUARD
DEAD GENERAL

NEW YORK. March rs Found
dead In bed. with four pit cats
standing on guard tho body 81
General Manuel de FNenteA nun.
tlllo. 20. today lies unclaimed In The
morEue here. lie resigned from the
spanish army 20 years ago. after
an unfortunate love affair. and
came 10 New York F'ur more
than ~ years Bustlllo had lived the
life of reclusc IN IA email room In
an East Side hotel His only com.
panions were cats and the animals
aavag.ly attacked the police when
they attempted 10 remove the hody
from the bed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-18
SkOOKUM JIM OFF
AFTER HIS WEALTH

49, United Ureee Leased wire
SKAGWAY. Alaska. March rs ~
Two passenger coaches fun of for
tune hunters. headed by Skookum
Jim, left for the Teslln strike from
here today over the White Pass
and Yukon railway Every boat
arriving az this point Is crowded
with gold hunting adyenturers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-18
GABRIEL'S TEAM
WINS DOG RACE

~ United Prose- Leased Wire
NOME Alaska. March IS
Gabriol'a team OF malamutca are
winner OF the i0o.milc Solomon.
Council race for dogs. here today
having covered the course IN ~
hours and 90 minutes Christian.
son was second aud Akuguk. a ma.
tive. third The si2.mile nll.AlaskA
Hwcepatakc will be run April ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-18

SPRINGFIELD OR 80 Because
the moving picture shows arc prov.
lng more attractive 10 the younger
generation than attending church.
two men ~ Springfield are agitating
"A movement 10 have the shows clou.
% ON SUNDAY nlEhi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-18

MLLvILLE CAL-Eli Adding.
ton runs the ouly hotel In Mlllyiile
lie was arrested az midnight for
sailing llquor without a license
Rousing his gueais. he sent them
into tho street and locked up his
hnlnl