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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-14
For Rent-FnrnieL.

IN N>Tr.,. ---,~~>~-~--.,---N>. 40
IN ,, NicE QUIET DEs,~,-1 DEsIn - =
ti9n; close In; cool HABLE
%,Iaae; @m elegant Furnished rsd and y
81 suite; board II des,rsoS9 roS9mE q
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Al L. KINDS OF PLAIN SEWING AND
3ressnakir2; all work guara I'll
2rd East. b3401
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Vacation Time

MR. EMPLOYER: VACATION TIME
Is now approaching. Better place your
call fcr experienced stenographer. book
keeper or typist early with the REM
INGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY'S 5
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT SO as
to have the most competent help fur
nished you during the absence OF your
regular employees. No fees Phone Wa
Hatch II. b3842
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j w. CURRIE. 10 w. THIRD SOUTH.
p. o. Box 565. Salt Lake City c8S2
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~ T. HYLAND; MoDwpN--
c,ttn per month up: board II A., SHQ
sn,,tI sn,,oh' >cool summer nIKhtre reSlred
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Wanted-Board and Room

YOUNG MAN DESIRES MODERN
room and two meals. in private family
Address C-l9 Tribune co17S
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Miscellaneous

OF ALL KINDS WANTED
VIII pay you first-class prices. Fisher
Sc Robbins Co.. 60 w End South. Wa
satch 51T1. e253
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f-bEG bl. aNTLY FURNJsr5rr
va ~ accommodatiops
apartments. Phone Wass. Ale
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FLORISTS

MURRAY FLORAL CO: CUT FLOW
ers. designs. delivered: lower prices
Phone Murray a.. b11f
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SAFES AND VAULTS

MRS, MANN, SP1RELLA CORSETS,
1-year guarantee. rs w. 4th North
Was. 4587. n180
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE. 152 SOUTH
West Temple p o box l446. h1510
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Wanted-TO Buy
Wanted-To Trade

40 ACRES OF GOOD FARM LAND IN
Bountlful for home OF . rooms In city.
Address CO. Tribune. c202T
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lEACHERs' .,l,iERs HEADoUARTrPs &
5,rti ,ssIui end right in heart ~ ~ e
usssf1GI: large; airy rooms: snsc,1, NJ
stata Ie tates. s Mrs. sunderson ~
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING


HIGH PRICES PAID FOR OLD
clothes and shoes. e. Green. Wasatch
1908 oS0l
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WHY NOT MAKE YOUR SPRING
clothes In the Brown school of dress?
We dc the designing cutting and fit
ting. Come one day or more. Sixth floor
Dooly bldg Was 703- c5To
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MRS, NJ. l.. BRAY. FASHIONABLE
dressmaker. formerly at Linden hotel.
now a 337 So 9th East. Friends and
customers Invited Phone Hyland 1851
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT A. M.
AND P. NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY,
4el SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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NICELY FuRN. ROOMS Fos e5;;'
was men iol9 y modern home. ia So1 @
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GOOD, LIVE AGENT FOR QUICK,
easy selling article, Good commissions.
Only first-cla men need apply West
ern u. Co., 220 Judge bldg. c2l61
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ihh na SIGN. SIGN. ROOMS Foe pS,
hom no longer displayed in ~ nsN NEN|
S Who Ss rtet take a roomer or y tsy
fomnd go rent hl rooms have. In ronss 40
NJ oro roo ~ experience that tbsi tbs ~ w.
tbe 1ofs want are 10 be sscursd dp7s1-
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING co BEST
work. reasonable prices. Office. 122 e.
Broda way Was S164 d31I9
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NATIONAL HOUSE & CARPET
Cleaning Co. ex12. 81 vacuum cleaning
and house cleaning. Wasatch 1856, 215
Templeton bldg. b2lSe
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BARGAINS IN ROOMS nv :
Iord has reduced my rent. rn.s
rooms at 50 to $3.50 Der wssy' O''
motel, 2e E. lst So. 'eA
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PLEASANT Room m ,-c------
Tribune. " io"n. Addr>
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
NEW RAILROAD FOR
ALBUQUERQUE MAY
Y RESULT FROM
PROJECT
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Said 10 Be Interested in
Mammoth Power Enterprise
in Southwestern Colorado.
goo. 600 ACRES WILL BE
RECLAIMED, IS REPORT

That the santa Re railway compaus
h contemplating connection between
liz lines IN New Mexleo. preferably
Albuquerque. and snn Juan couuts
and southwestern Colorado rs the
latest railroad rumur growing out Of
the announcement of tremendous
power and irrigation project 90 be
completed at great expense in the
~ uthWestsrn corner ct Colorado
ntf p nf purangu.
~ b. announced tNai uost inn
portant step is o.. Ue taken iu the
Capitalization of AN electric power
plants In western Colorado and easi-
ern Titan bA the construction 81 q
mammsm Mdro-olecu power. plant
on she Dolores river Few miles
above Dolores and is5 miles sopth 40
Grand Junction. colo.
Tho plant So Is said. Viii Furnish
power and WATER for irrigatiun 90
land extending north to the southern
limits ct the Paradox valley ana west
into t'tah To tap this land rails
ruad. ID b. stated, win be- run' from
the Santa Fe lines la New Mexico.
sfobahlN at Albuquerque. up thruuth
farmingion 90 the Montszuma ana
FagadeN valleys. 10 distance ut over
goo miles The uncondrmcd report IL
that president r. o. Ripple, uf the
Santa Ne ruilrosd company is prcsi-
dent OF the COMPANY which viii lu-
stall the Project ON the Dolores river.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
NO MERCY FOR BATH TUB
MEN. FROM WIGKERsHAM
[ny I.oased WInr 10 Elenine. IIcrhlsl

lny leased MIR 10 Eyenins Herald )
Wnshifeton. Jun Pa nufcron,s
which may have an importahd bear
inr upon the re-trying ~ thts,gi miuM
cnse against the so-cniled .ham tub
graF saa held 40 the Whitc'siouse toe
taN hc President Tnu .Ntturuet
tannfnl. WickeFsham. Eevlu n
Gfsispfnnf special assistaHt to tn
attorney general, aud Herbert Nnnl,
and Harry g. Daugherts. az counsel
Tor the defendants % ,s understood
that the ATTORNEYS tor the indicted
men Appealed Go che president from
The refusal nf th, attoInr> general Co
dismiss the ,aEe upon auy terms exc
cent nlrna of gull. The cas-, is SEQ
for thai before Judge sessions ut De.
troit on Fenruart O. THr FIRST triHi
resulted in disagreement uf The lup
one OF the counsel Tor the defrn-
dants recently approached thc attar-
mes general Be is Said O." ascertain
whether be- might usrce tp pleas ~
nollc contender Mr. Wi Nershau
snid he would pross the cUse to trial
unwilling Go ucccp, any pleas unless
ihcy were pleas OF guilty ~ pleas
~ guilty were made % 81 understo God
that the attorney general would in-
ierpoep no objection 90 ienien ou
behalf 81 the court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
TAXATION REFORM
RECOMMENDED IN
COLORADO
Governor Urges Return Of All
Property II Full Value end
Lower Rate Of. Assessment.

as Lesse6 Wire 20 f1vemina Herald
INntor San. IS IA rhanee from a
tnt.shfa - fun cnnh valuation for
ate1tmehi Dufposts with 4 cores.
pandlnk Fpannfiaa IN she E4ill itet
wns the chitf suggestion in spctlai
m aee aunbitttd % the lesislaipse
tDfhy bg tinvagnor b. al Ammahs
ihe messaee dealt enuroly warn fhe
nm ri finances ~ aVowtd purposc
Was Ga Suggest certain changes that
uuuid pesuN NJ bringing In added
retcplr for st4e purposes In cor,-
preston HaH hls reeontuaentption that
fhe Manuer 20 assessment ~ changcd
a. tall eash vats of az properts.
SIZE snsctnor aread r. specific provl-
uiou that lhr miu iesy BE- 30 llxed 80
:. mr.. NJ lsscroneo thc tax retarns hy
mort ihan 10 PER cent Ut the taxva
collected ir isi2.
m Eatwner also recommended
thaN IN, hitc 30 the nreetlne 90 Cello
f,f f0fs De- changed from Az
giisi a. some date earlier Ia he
stlf hcfnrc thcy have certified their
IA. rails. Rspfesentatiye Weaver "
h1F Withdrew MS fero;aiion provi<ang
.sbei .tl,e -. oahod pllrform p,cuges
81 piat "a az the heasl Of M calendar
tsfh dsy. This foilosred n ruling b.
spsaker 90 ~ slannsr mat two
thirds vote was necessary Ia adopt
ihr fesohaion innsmuch ~ x chanesd
inr ruieN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

,.,.r ar. Ann, srJ .b,.. dbl. r
eb,n.. I'M nr,,.s I'M. o,, sa.I
..s,s,, ,..,,, s.,,,, A,..rI.. DOB boa,
tI,ul.,r 40. nrwl, b.id I'm. rb.r. t
mo- reason ta iook Ton ans lower ur..,.
In woods of. REALLY good character u.t.
IN, foreign. markets climbing as tar
are today. at lcaft MOI loo b, um,.
diat, mur,
Foreign Market iTrm-NI u.....
.....-t.... ..... .,1 .t...r. ,g..
'''' O." prices "'i''''' ''''''''''-'
."H 100 south America, where i....
has nc,u 81 further aiyuug, N,Hr.
..p ,,. ...,i. ,,,,, t..n ..tl ., -..
'''.'' .".'H'.' '." ''
. .'''' ''''' mus
',' ..','' a." i'N "' ......
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS on
VETERAN HtDt.N NlpDI EsD

New Yprk. Ja-. ga The financial
affairs of General sickies have been
IN a muddie Tor months no FIN
avenue residence and househO{d ~.
fccts. Including many priceless relies
81 his career as q Union soldier uno
have been threatened Sew
eral times hy .mpendinr sherifs
sales o. satisfy Judgments for money
ioaned. but ON each occasion some
thing has fOrestalled the sheriff. Not
long ago Mrs. Sickles came a. the old
soldiers rescue by pawning her Jew b
els. They have been separated Tor
more than twenty years. Her act
did not bring about reconciliation
and subsequent Judgments were oh-
famed against thw general Tbs al.
1egea slitrRgcan Ehe monument tuna
wns tnhdt known several weeks ago.
Loyal friends of The gen.rg said 30
was due solely 20 an error Ia book
keeping sahd would he sfhnfhteneo
out in time. -
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
BABE SENT SAFELY
BY PARCELS POST
my Leased Wire Ia E,-a,ns herald,

Batavia. g. Jan. s5.-- Vernon OBJ.
Lyttl", mail carrier on % rural route
of this place is the FIRST man o.. rr.
crpt uud d'liNrT 1nd,r parcel. post
conditions 90 live hsbV. Tho n3nN t
hoH Weighing I0a, pounds. iuu uru-
Boz the ll-pouud weight um... is ua
child ut Ma and Mrs Jesse Beagle. ..
near Glen Este The package. $50.
we'll wrapped ana ready lYr mHUus
when the carrier got 10 tndB, Doe
measurements reached % uDh.. H..,
just within tho hN which muer. r.
Inches the limit Mr. IhtiI, Ur|...l.
ed tho parcel" safely Eco rh. adiro.k
ou the Drd attached chat u ns
grandmother Nrs Louis Beagle. nuu.
lives about 70 mile from .,. huu,
Tho postage vHs Do cents uuU .nr
parcel" was insured for $50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
FREE PASSES WON
BUSINESS FOR
RAILROAD
Discontinuanoe Attended by
Falling Off of Receipts Is
Testimony of Burlington
Traffic Official.
ln, I.sa.cd wirr 10 E,enlng IIcralal )

tlil Leased Wire tO Evening Herald
Denver Jgn -. John o. Nuliep
general uR ut of the Chicago Burl-
lnetou and QuuD. railroad. told ln-
tervintc CONNER, Commissioner
tmrlau TODAY that his roud dfeou-
tiuued tho Issuance ot passes and SUITE
ftrcd pcrccpuhN BOO cnnf"queu,"
ShipprTs. D.. testified. had refused 10
Io business with The Chicago. Burl.
iu gton and QUnct when jhcN could
got Irc. passenger transportation ur
pntfouIziug competing ,rrier-. Mott
nI the session ui the pass hearing
this morning Was taken up with rhr
testimony ut Colorado shipp re-
Most ot them admitted using pass
os. hat liJtle eyld'u," was prooi I
regnrdiuE rNun ar telephone
rtanfs 10 was stated unofficiu.r 600.
dar that Commissioner Harlan has
h,suu su inNc.tigut ~ the expense
accounts OF federal officers .u Colo
rado. 90 find nut whether or not ans
of them have charged mihago up tu
the government when tryel.aR o."
passes
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
IOWA TO BUILD ANNEX
TO STATE CAPITOL

- - srf1 hne-e4f' - 80 f.--
fBy LEASED VIM a. Escnlng Herald ]
iles Moifidh Iowa. tan- 2a.asi1o {
Vision f0r nav office building Tor
state officials on the capitol grounds
is made IN q bill introduced IN she
senate of the Iowa legislature tp-
cav The co# N M stgpcturc II
limited as sa5Rooo. nnd & commis
tlnn OF rive nemben& APPOINTED hy
the governor Val hate charge ~ the
construetion n The b.u passes. lnau'
rur,N expenses for Governor CLARKE
were ssss.G7. nesrding 10 a bin pro.
victims for tile appropriation. whirh
waa The firsi 90 pass the senate in ~"
pi scni esiun. Fnghteen bills were
introduced ln the senste and fourteen
IA the house
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
MORE TROUBLE FOR
/ AGED GENERAL
SICKLES
New York Veteran Must Give
Bail to Answer TO Charge Of
Incorporation of State
Funds.


ms f.cnssi Wirc fa Evening ncialss D
Albany. ~ y. Jan. 2h.-- Upon APP
piieation ~ tho state authorities "a,
supreme court today issued an order
for the defense OF Gencal pausei
sickles OF Sew York. who az chair.
man OF the New York Monuments
commission. a. alleged 10 have failed
90 account for tcs.43g of the conn
miulouer-s funds.
Under the order General Sickles
viii be- Required 10 give bail equal 90
the Rmonnt 81 the alleged shortage
with the understanding that the bond
VIII be- forfeited So the state b. iuas-
ment H. rendered. in favor OF the state.
The total afuoUht of the shortage was
s2s.ss6, hat on December ~ last
stanton Sipkies. son 90 tie seneiul
paid the state ss.00o and promised 90
make good the balance a. soon az cer-
tain property A spain. owned by AIRS.
Sickles. could be sold
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
HUMAN BOMB CONVICTED
BY LOS ANGELES JURY
CnY Leased Wire t. Evening Herald.

'ifA Afh-eh wire 4" hN"n'ng Hrfhld. O.
Los Anp irs. Jon. % tufi IiodeI
bach, the "nuWHu uopb' who ter
rorlzcd the central police station pes.
eral months eco, uiru he entered Be
carrying au infrual machine ana
calmly ANNOUNCED chat bee Intended
10 blow everything into Kingdom
come was convicted TODAY ny
jury on the charBe uf having dcposil
90 dynamite .n nu inhabited pluo"
The conviction ended iirdelha,hf
second tri Tho ffst batuE resulted
lu % disaRroamrni Uleacibach. who
wga pronounced tano ht alien sts.
e0nFi1erod thr proceedings something
a. laugh at AN during hh trial, he
l0shed' policemen and detective.
who testified ACCESS him
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
CONVICTED HUSTLER
SHOT BY RANCHsIAR

ms i.~aaea wire Q" Gv~pshg n~~siaN
casper. Wyo. Jan. % --fseorg'
Edwards. "a rancher today shot ana
probably fatally w@Aded Roy lam
81. waite the latter was being sakei.
e. train hy sheriff A y sbefner.
tn route 90 tho state penitche.ry az
f,aWiIus Lands war under sentence
far horse ateaiing Ascending % the
nffhers tne sho'h ng grew out % q
tuarns hftNVrn the swo men aFi-lns
nut ~ Edwaras' domestic troubles.
ftnares saaae no attempt NJ e-cap+
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
Ele,nlrd TInIn. rnlIlLc.

New Yurk Jan -a. Two elevated
trains r"llldod ul Third avenue uuH
Ihiri' -s"r"nd street ibis afternoon
ON" of them caught 90, and Iurrr.
on"d 2" crash down into tho rudva.
NWhulhncrs were .mmediul,l ru.u.I
io IA" Ercn" hut most ct thu uts,r.
gers reached th, -ruud D,,urr nr
flames spread
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

cairo. liis IAN 20. The food has
hecofar go serious sropnd Belmont
Mo- thai tHe a. intw iron Noun
tain a southern railroad ludu, Die
continued serVlne On nF Belmont
branch. The water which has broken
ihrouRh the Mississippi river ieyeo .f
noodlnr mdeh wheat land in soufh-
eastern Missouri
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
Finest Kineo
Quilts

A great Bed Spread at tbs
price; extra weight and size /,
Marseilles pattern; a $500
value, on sale now for $l.39.
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
Rosebud Fine
Sheets

Seamless, 1Sxs0, our regu.
lar 75c value; a very special
value next week at Soc, Golden
Rule Dry Goods Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
ANNOUNCEMENT

wish Co announce that I hat.
leased the prphrum th.at,r Tor au u.
definite period lo BuvkDr a. IhrrH
"i El rtso, TrNus, who present s
Musical COINED, company with ton
people aud three new pictures dahl,
This company has h.ru successful
loo IA" following cities. Six mouths 90
Houston T'N, three months ut uuI.
las. Tex. sis months at Austin T,N
10 weeks at san Autpuiu. TEES tud
~ weeks ai ia paso
During the coming spring and sum-
mrr this company win riyr the boost
show iu the city for no cents.
tSigu 'dj " n. FrTREIIE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
Hercules Finest
Sheets

Seamless, extra heavy, the
iron-clad sheet for service;
special next week for '75c.
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25
pIIIEp WOODS

very quiet n"IE'.
PULLED MOODS
-.r,. Itrf1.r Interest 81. r.r.ri.J ON
...,,. ....,,.., A..
Ihd f' cot ih' '"nnlnH "id'I. 'F'.'7
SHOW poo real change from hos" noted
, v,,t 4g, a.. sbnutug r .I,au cost
.,.... ....--
l"ifi'"'i',--- I''r ln 'h' 'i'''i'
WOODS inns "f'N' WIN 'h' 'N''I''"" ''
f |'N s'illnS h"hr'e' mas neon OF inc
p"hdH"s Nhrl'N. h i'" 7'''7 "'
HH'hl I""''""" p'"h"' '''h h".' nee"
w"u' 'uI "th'i N'e' r'''7 nave '''n
hm'''H q" nr'lnt.""' l"'r. In 'N"'"
ih 'h' 'ihl-"'u"n- col ''' N''N ma g.
'''h l'Il si|'" .'' CIT Nh' N'''''
M'h'''' +" ''''- D." .''
'' "h"ui % r'h'" r'"n. .'n"'h'' '''
Z" MAUI 1000" MON l'h' '"I''l'+ "'''
+" I"'I "<' 'l""Ih' amour %" ,'"''
goa" 'A. 'Ih'I '"'s i,p"I.'u 'n
'l'"' "'"u' '-''''" r"u'''H 'l nan ,
"l"''' ''''U"lF "' % go, ''"H ~"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

To Cure a Cold Ia onc Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Ouinino
Ia diets. Druggists refund money ~
II fails 60 cure o. W GaOVE's re-
nature on each hoK 2bc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-25

business dome in Michigan fleece N""iH
This week.. supplies being we'll sold
uu 81. vs are hardly more than
nominal though holders ur, nrm 100
On, asking prices for what staple
uuuie there are Irr.
Mi~-ouri-. I'tc-prtcti.1iy nothing
In th, way uf new contracts has H,rn
uu' throurh Loo Missouri and similar
wool. H,r". tnp. supplies Hr" light
Au,Ig,- frofu st. Louis also indicate %
.srt ..I..rf ul.l.rI
The evening world., 1913-01-13

In View Of . statement made 10 me
~ the defendant after the verdict Of
guilty was brought in last week." ne
said. II ASK that sentence be postponed.
wish to have a talk with the defend
ant and md II he has information Of
value.
Immediately after the verdict was
returned the defendant sought me out
and told me he had certain vital infor-
nation which would enable the deposi-
tors to recover hundreds Of thousands
Of dollars which they could not Other
wise obtain. would like to get this
Information"
Justice Crane said that In view OF
the statements made by sullivan he
would hold of the imposition OF SEN
tence. II suliivan's Information Is
valuable II will be taken into considera-
ton In fixing the degree Of punishment
to be imposed.
Mr.. Cfopsey refused to state IL hi
had an idea Of tho nature Of Sullivan'i
information. From his remarks In court
| II IL supposed that sullivan ID read,
TO tell him Of assets which have thus
i far been concealed from the STATE
| Superintendent OF Banks.
The evening world., 1913-01-13
CONV|CTEDB BANKER
NOW MAKESOFFER
TO AID THE STATE
Kings County Prosecutor Asks
Court to Delay Sentence of
David A. Sullivan.

rntimatins that David A. Sullivan,
the convicted former President Of the
Mechanics and Traders Bank, is ready
to sivs information that will be of
value to depositors in that institution
~ we'll as to the State. Dissatisfaction
neg Cropsey asked to-day for . post.
poasment Of sentence when Sullivan
was srraisned before Justice Crane in
Breoklyn. The court adjourned the
proceedings for one week.
sullivan was convicted by Q Jury
last week Of grand larceny in the first
degree. Il was shown that he had
Appropriated . note for $4,000 through
manipulation Of one Of the subsidiary
companies of the Mechanics and Trad
ere Bank.
When sullivan vas arraigned for SEN
tence has counsel. John J. Curtin, made
motions for the dismissal OF The cas-,
and setting aside OF the verdict, whIcs,
we're overruled. Then the Ds,rict-At.
torney addressed the Court.
The evening world., 1913-01-13
$1,000 Worth of
Hair Mattresses to Be
Sold for $4,000
Broadway. Fourth Avenus,
Eighth to Tenth Street

Still in the hair To be made up to order in our
workrooms in the careful and sful manner that dis
tinguishes all Wanamaker mattresses.
BY means Of this special offer you may hsve
Our regular SIS mattresses at 81
Our regular $40 mattresses at $40
Our regular $32 mattresses at $A
for limited time only. while certain extensive pur.
chases Of mattress hair hold out Prices quoted fun
size rty-pound mattresses Smaller sizes required.
All covered with our high standard tckinss.
Aspecia price Of 80 is being made on our regulaE
upholstered box spring Seventh oss NV DsnxAs
The evening world., 1913-01-13
COFFEE 50 CENTS A CUP
STA00ERS GOVERNOR lECT.
Dunno of Illinois Bolts From Hotel
When He Sights Price on
Menu Card.

CHICAGO, Jan. -i3.-Thirty-dve cents
in the opinion Of 0overnor-elect Edward
F. Dunno of Illinois. The Governor
elect and Col James Hamilton Lewis,
Democratic candidate for Senator. re-
turned from Springfield to-day and en-
tered a fashionable downtown hotel for
breakfast. Mr.. Dunno started to order
the meal when his eye reached the
Item Coffee. IS cents a cup on the
menu. He rose from the table and
asked for his coat and hat.
Where are you going?" inquired Col.
Lewis. Doing where can get coffee
for 10 cents" replied Mr.. Dunno. "Thir-
ty-hve cents 10 too much for any one
to pay for coffee"
The evening world., 1913-01-13
Washable Negligees
Sl,w0rth $3.50 and $l.7S
Felt Slippers for Less

Several hundred felt slippers, which were 75c
e .25, now SOC to 81.
Fur.trimmcd Romeos Cuban heels, covered to match;
made 10 sell for @225. Also ibbon.trimmed Antoinctte
slippers leather heels; old red tsupe and wstars
color. included; l.50 grade. Now 81.
Furtrimmed Romeos; wine gray and black colors low
cut; without fur, d, now 7Sc.
soft Tread" slippers for men and women; noseless
padded soles.
Mems were 81, now 7Sc Womens we're Toe now Soc
Mems 81 IS shoes in the January Shoe Sale, S3.Is
Subway floor. Old Bldg
The evening world., 1913-01-13
Carpet Remnants
35c to 75c Each

Short sample lengths Of carpets
valued at u to % yard will be on
sale tomorrow at S6c. SOC and 7Sc
each.
WiltOns. Administers. Brussels.
body Brussels and tapestry Brussels.
in mat sises Of u yards and less.
Selvedsed and finished for use.
subway floor. Old Building
The evening world., 1913-01-13

So great has been the response to our White Sale
Of stocks and new fashions that supplies in some
cases began to dwindc. To the rescue came a small
army Of our regular manufacturers