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The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28
CIVIC POINTERS
FROM EXPERTS
Annual Meeting of Federation
Hears of Problems and
of Solutions.
tFTOm wednesday AdrertiscrN


Mayor James Clinkskill, of Saska,
toon, Saskatchewan, Canada, was the
guest OF honor at the annual dinner
of the civic federation in Cooke Hall.
y. NJ. c. A., last evening, and he
proved 10 he whole host of mayors
IN himself, legislator, publicity agent
aud first class booster for Saskatoon
and Honolulu. Altogether the dinner
was notable one in the history OF
The federation and will undoubtedly
become feature Of the annual meet.
inRs 10 come
President Arthur @. Smith presided.
having al his right Mayor CHnkskill
and on his left former President i. W.
Gilmore and eS.Pfesident A. T.. GTif
hihf senator D, X Bntcr was also
guest Of honor aud spoke after the
dinner hal pasrof 10 M e0fff0 stage
Professor Grihllhs. who n president
~ 0ahu College. refmrn1 m fhr time
Wien he WIS president ~ the civic
federation nj "Hnrienf history. % and
refrrfi als0 90 the dinirHlilrs of or
pinr gui Informs, rfner'gllY M 10 the
berth ~ ihe people 49, be rff0me
mo federation ~ rrid h4i lf0ugit
HhDni maHY ifFfahle rhan4ff and Hll
haf WH WIih opposition
ff tiui ~ ! i0nl hffi HinH fhf tilnrs
shiloh fHHe boon eaHi aAln iha
ifinHf Hhfh ihff n8i fu nfaerns
] nNi'fr ilW ihff haff au q 81 ~ 2
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28
MAY BE PLANNING
ANOTHER LABOR RAID

Rumors of another labor raid, too
badly backed by fact to make the con.
sideration serious for the present, were
rife yesterday, the steamer Yucatan
now being the one, il is said, which as
pres to the role played by the famous
,. ). Senator at the raid Of 1911. The
activity Of the Alaska Packers Asso.
citation, 30 goes the rumor, has again
turned to Hawaii for their labor and
VIII attempt TO steal steamer load Of
laborers in spite Of the laws and legal
deadialls that were placed in It's way
two years ago. The Yhcatan Is a
steamer Of slightly over 1000 tons, IN.
der command OF Captain Purington ana
has been laid up In san Francisco har.
Dor for some time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28
GEN. HUERTA DECLARES
COUNTRY Is PAClFlED
nv Federal Wireless Telegraph

NEW YORK, February 25.-(Special
to The Advertiser)- following tele-
gram from Provisional President Huer-
ia of Mexico was received here today:
"Mexico City is in perfect order.
The entire country without exception
accepts the new constitutional govern
ment, which intends to restore peace in
order to give all guarantees given in
civilized countries. There is absolutely
no risk of any new disorder that could
put the lives and interests of foreign
ers in DANGER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28
~ Federal wlreles. lel-rraph.l


CITY OF MEXICO, February To-
Especial to The Advertiscr) The next
president of Mexico probably Will be
either Gen. Felix Dia2 or Francisco De
La Barra, with Diaz the favorite. Pres
ident Huerta is conducting the work OF
pacifying the country quickly and with
n firm hand.
q Ii was officially stated at the palace
today that the governors of all States
except Campaehe, Yueatan and TOBIAS
co were supporting the provisional gov
eminent. Emilio MADEIRA is believed to
be the greatest menace confronting
Huerta. He has a force of two thou
sand men and Federal force has been
detailed to shatter his revolt. Emilio
Madero is a brother of the late Presi-
dent Madero.
Huerta today notified the native pop
ulation that the only way to prevent
ultimate intervention by the United
States is to support his administration.
There is an undercurrent Of resent
ment against the killing Of Madero and
Suarez, but no one dares voice open
disapproval One small newspaper at
tackled the official version of the shoot
ing. Its entire edition was bought up
closed down. Government troops pa
troll the station and guard public build
ings and the plazas.
The acceptance by Ambassador Will
son of the government IS version of the
killing of Madero and Suarez has re-
lieved American and other foreign res
idents here. Despite Huerta's repres'
Give measures, some slight detection
was reported today in the federal gar
rison.
A dispatch received today reported
that Boris Garow, an American engi-
neer. was slain in rebel attack Satur-
day on the town of Nueva Vista. Sew
eral British and German employees of q
mining camp also are reported to be
missing.
Emilio Vasquez Gomez, revolutionary
leader, who recently proclaimed him
self Provisional President of Mexico,
has agreed to accept cabinet position
under Huerta.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28
CAVALRY GOES TIC BROWNSVILLE


Qy Federal ra Teegap
LAREDO
United Fifth
servi
el w less dgrph)
GENERAL CARTER
Qy federal Wr less Teeuah3
CHICAGO,
ing the mpedmenta
William
left tonight a
ELEVENTH
Gy fedora wr @s biography
to The
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28
BOND FOR TvElTMoE.

*, tederal Wireless Telegram
LEAVENWORTH, Kansas, February
25.-(Special to The Advertiser)-Ol
A. Tveitmoe, one of the labor leaders
convicted at the "dynamite conspir-
acy' trial at indianapolis and brought
to the federal prison here, yesterday
signed sixty thousand dollar bond for
his release. He will probably be re-
leased this week, his attorney states.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28

ran on January /, 1913. All the city
water is filtered and analysed every
twenty-four hours aud is absolutely
pure. The health department is an eff.
clent one and there is a department par
tlcularly to look after the infant life
OF the city with civic milk depot
where the milk is prepared for children
according TO their needs and the bottles
are always clean.
The city has a population of 1880
and is growing rapidly. It's health do
partment spends $4,000 a year. Then
ne told Of the land tax, with gradual
lessening of the tax on improvements.
The land tax forces the real estate men
with large holdings 10 improve the
property 80 as TO pay the tax. The cit
izenship Of the city IL composed mostly
of fine young men who do things, and
there j. never asked, does Tom Smith
stand 10 make money out Of this
scheme" but, sis II best for tho
cityf"
The Saskatchewan University Is now
al Saskatoon, brought there through
The ontefprisipg spifit Of the city. The
story ~ that university IL oHa by Itself.
Instead VI bonds tho city now issues
stock NJ five per cent guarantee. Just
lte Industrial stock, la small amounts
of from 40 up 20 $500
"fou cant got d Saskatoon council
io grant q ffanehifo Tor anything Wo
arra neHfly ifappei once ~ atfeet
railroad, boa nov No. pNH pur oWu Tho
hairf aofts nfn ouf eNH, iha electric
hofhs Hfe nur OBn, ih0 rate being fa0
fHHif ilf srHfff Hff nHr pHn Had 30
iupA Hfim our pNh nft
"Ani Rfpusnfn aiiad Mayor
fllntfh.ll HN nu go HlIs 400 z ~
Nli .ff r4Wlanf so h0li ~ Nna ~
fs8 iHnfh'fHl ~ yHli.f uuliiYH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28

X X X X x X X X X X X X X X X X 4.
house yesterday by Doctor Hubby.
This is now House Bill so, and is de.
signed to stop the farming out county
and city prisoners for the benefit of
individuals. A like measure passed the
house two years ago, but met an un.
timely death in the senate The bill
provides that prisoners who are serv.
ing sentence in any Jail shall not be
employed outside of the premises in
any labor for private parties. Any
sheriff or other official allowing such
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and
punish by fine of from one hundred to
one thousand dollars.
A Good Bill.
Representative Lyman would amend
section 1914 of the Revised Laws, rela.
tive to the duties of the territorial
treasurer, increased his duties as fol.
lows; ''And it shall be his duty not
less than twice nor more than four
times in each year, to make a complete
and careful examination and audit of
the books of the treasurer and auditor
OF each county and city and county in
the Territory, and within ten days az.
ter each such examination and audit
20 fle with the board of supervisors of
such county and city and county
written report Of the results Of his ex.
animation
Sheldon introduced II. b. rs amend,
ing section 2, Act 1902, s. /. 1911, re-,
lating 20 circuit court expenditures. II
makes sdaefal changes, the main one be.
ing that Il would do away with the Por
iugucfe Interpreter 10 tho Honolulu cir.
fnit courts. This has been tried duf.
ing the past two regular sessions, hut
the item has been always restored aRd
passed over ihe Governor veto Tho
hill Raises ibe salary 81 tie probation
onlerf for glrs filonolulu) from 5000
pfT aunum 40 fie00i fienapranhers.
third firuli fhauil. fl000 n fie00,
uddf q nes item. probation oa.ssr.
fourth afsHli fillial, fp00i Increases
appropriation ~ laH hooha. namr IN
fHt fftl a. tfnHi fAuft ffrfnsft.
ffn rirHll fkfHEl 5000 fo fHHlh
igman lHiieaHsti anoilw pqnfiT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28
WIFE OF CAPTAIN SCOTT
GETS NEWS OF TRAGEDY

LONDON, February 25.-(By Associ-
ated Press Cable to Star Bulletin)-
Mrs. Robert Falcon Scott, wife of the
Antarctic explorer whose tragic death
was learned by the world few DAYS
ago, has wirelessed from the steamer
Aoranggi, which is carrying her to Aus
tralia, that she has learned of the trag.
edy and although deeply shocked is in
good health.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28
CORPORATION REPORTS
MUST BE IN BY SATURDAY

Collector foiifill ~ The iniernnl roy.
rnne department he'd NE cost On Yes
to-day engaged Wlth lis depuiipf in rn
lr1ng hpnaal fepona which arr being
received from corporations Ia ne Tff
nioff Saturday Nill he Tho lnai day
Bog Hhirh ihur reports ran hs received.
A tenff me % ihe penalty for fallufe
l0 comply aiih ihia government fHeu
lnilaH nhfffn ~ fpumrsilons 80
f4talif pnl4e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28
SEA FOOD.

What's daughter dolngH"
Making shrimp salad -
dldn't know We had any shrimp
in the house"
We haven It, but there is one going
to call on her this evening. Houston
Post.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28

VERA CRUZ, Mexico, February 25.-
Especial TO The Advertiser) General
Leon Leets, prominent Nicaraguan
and one of the Liberalists, left here
yesterday for San Salvador. He pre-
dicted the early overthrow of the Abel.
RIO Diez government in Nicaragua and
probably international trouble in Qua.
temala.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28

NEW YORK, February 25.-(By As.
sociated Press Cable to Star Bulletin)
Julius Kruttsehnitt, vice.president OF
the Southern Pacific railroad company,
this morning declared that the plan for
dissolution of the combine of the
Southern and the Central and Union
Pacific roads has fallen through. lie
says that the action Of the California
state railroad commissioners in refus.
ing To permit the Central Pacific 10
sigu a contract with the Southern Pa.
eife for the exclusive use OF the BE.
meta cut on j. the cause Of the failure
Of tbs feheme.
wan Garry Cut Plans.
~, LOUIS, Missouri, February co.
Attorney General Miekersham today
declared that the plans for the diss0in,
ton 81 the Hartman railroad systems
afe unaffected and thai the "ufuernm'
bllaH" of ihe noted merger properties
eill he Insisted upon 81 unele Raia,
The hitoiaey general made = flaiemfni,
after inlng lHfpfmfi ~ kIuiisflniiii .
Hiand iH hhifh D. aaii fAai ca aeii0H
~ % tsiifafrla niato railroad SON
m'Y anen does go pfeffaf Gao eaFg
ieH eai - as llsfelsliaH seesBf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28
WOULD STOP A
PRISON ABUSE
Representative Huddy presents
Series of Bills That
Should Pass.
(From wendnesday Advertigerl

A bill which, if it becomes law, will
put an end to the prison abuses such
as have been recently exposed here and
which have been chronic in Hilo for
many years, was introduced in the
4 X X X X X X X x X X x X X X X y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28
NEGRO PUGlLIST SICK.

tBy Federal Wireless Telerapnl
CHICAGO, February 25.-(Special to
The Advertiser Jack johnson will be
unable to appear for trial for two
weeks. Johnson's attorneys state he
is critically i'll with pneumonia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28

(By Federal Wireless Telegraph)
BELGRADE, Ser)via, Febru-
airy 25.-(Special to The Adver-
tiser)-Retreat of the Bulga-
rian force investing the Tcha-
talja lines is reported here to.
day in messages from the front.
These, say the Bulgarians, were
forced to withdraw to the west
because the impossible road.
ways about Tchatalia made it
impossible for them to obtain
supplies.
K X X X X X X X * X X * X X * II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28

Under the provisions of the appro
priations recommended by the navy de-
partment, Rear Admiral Cowles recent
ly commissioned Captain Nelson, for.
merly of the Island service, as
harbormaster of the Pearl Harbor chan.
mel and lochs. The captain was ap.
pointed few weeks ago and entered
upon his duties Immediately. The pc.
sition was one which was strongly rec
commended by the navy department as
necessary in order to carry out the reg.
ulations provided for the commandment
The regulations gave the commandant
authority to prohibit shipping moving
in or out of the channel between sun
set and sunrise.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28

1855 FFAF 1850 a
4 WASHINGTON. February 90. 1
= -tBy Associated Press oable)-- 4
4 Upon excellent authority from I
Democratic congregational GUAR. 4
= terH II ia announced that Presi. 4
4 dont-elcct Wilson has completed \
4 prat tically, tho make.up OF his =
y cabinet According 10 the state \
s. ment 10 Is as follows;
= Secretary OF state, william j. I
s-Bryen. Nebraska.
q Secretary Of treasury, William =
y wcAico. New work.
\ Tostmastor general Albert sgd :
X new. Burlcson, Texas,
y ec-rotarv Of navy. Josephus ,
X Daniels. North Carolina.
X Serra'arv ct war turobably), ,
y CO, ceorre W. co-thals y
y Secretary Of interior, -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28

(By Federal wireless Telegraph) =
CITY OF MEXICO, February 4
. 25.-(special 70 The Advertiser) - =
, The Staying Of another brother Of 4
, the President Madcro Is reported 4
, tonight. Emilio Madoro was on y
( his way 70 Laredo with a small 4
! following when he was overtakon 4
, by troops Of General Huerta, &C =
. cording TO the report, and killed. =
. 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28

WASHINGTON, February 26.-(By
Associated Press Cable)-The item of
$4,000 in the naval appropriation bill
for harbormaster at Pearl Harbor,
has been stricken out by congress, leav.
ing that office vacant.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28
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TRENTON. New Jersey, February
o5.- fSncciql TO Tho Advertiser D.
President elect Wilson has revealed the
statc Of his mind with respect to the
formntion Of his cabinet and recon-
mendstions for LEGISLATION ut an extra
session Of CONGRESS-. The announce
went of the date OF the extra session
wns NOT made today.
UN'v thought Of the personnel OF tine
administration is 10 get the best force
'rrrc'us and suar into II so that 1t
win he n rroun Of fellows that will do
tenn work." said Wilson.
Mr. Wilson said he he'd not vet been
able 70 complete his cabinet aud that
ho rca'izcd the time was growing short.
The possibility was suggested to him
that he might not have his cabinet
chosen nv March 4, If he meets with
derl nations.
g 1t would not be completed by them,
of course, he remarked quickly.
Mr. Wilson said that while congress
was not restricted to any specific rec
concentrations on record he would wait
to consult party leaders in Washing
ION before determining what he would
specify before congress in his MASSAGE
am thinking of feasible method
vi currency reform, said Mr.. Wilson.
and, OF course, am studying the ok.
aoI provisions that will go into tariff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28
Resigns as Governor.
lby teaeral Mlryne.a lolrrrnnh. !

Wy Feueral Wireiess biography
lHahNloN, February 25.-(Special
10 Inc Advertiser --Presiden elect
wilson resigned the Governorshin of
New Jersey AT one clock TODAY. m
TOO effective March first. The Cover.
nor wrote his resignation in his own
hand and sent it by Secretary Tumul.y
to David S. Carter, the secretary OF
state. AT the same time he sent a
message to both houses of the legislu.
ture notifying them of his act.
81 shall have the pleasure of being
a private citizen for just three days, y
remarked Mr.. Wilson, 81 think" he
added with smile, al shall celebrate
the fact By turning hand spring just
to show that | have no dignity OF Of
flee to maintain
Mr.. Wilson will attend the ceremon.
les at noon Saturday when his success.
sor James Fielder, president of tho
state senate succeeds him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-02-28
GRAIL GARTER GOES TO BORDER.
ELEVENTH INFANTRY ON WAY.
.ederal Wir gless Telegram

CHEYENNE to
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
FOOD FOR SPORT FANS
WRESTLING STILL,
BY oEoRoH 4. PHAIR.

WRESTLING STILL.
Fake, fake, fake,
While the common fdgb pay to see,
And toould that my tongue could
utter
The thoughts that arise in me.
on, ioeI for the Turkish Ind
As he gobbIos his cHrds and tCheV;
He kRoIcs in the nation across the
sea
He ioH gather the kdle some dGy.
And the stately ship rolls on
Tfil'it pduses at Quarantine,
And they slip the moose and the Turk
gets loose
In the chase Of the long, long green.
Fake, fake, fake,
And they do Il toith ghoul4sh glee,
And GioGB they sail toith a bunch of
kGle
From the land Of the brace and
free.
For approximately one buck per
throw, the citizens Of Benton Harbor,
Mich, will celebrate the Fourth by
watching Doc Roller and Charlie Cut
Ter, two Of the worlds keenest busl-
ness men, In the act of making money.
hamid kalia Pasha, the Teutonio
Turk, is making a hit in the East,
demonstrating that p. T. Barnum was
not a rummy.
One reads in the newspapers that
Connie Mack win hand a regular out
fielder to Frank Chance. The said
transaction will take place when the
said Frank Chance is handed some
regular money by the gent who once
owned him.
One might be interested In the re-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
Ball Made of Soap
Gets Golfers Goat

boston, MASS. June 2s.-GoIr-
ers de- "a practical jokes and AT
the hes The list is one that was
original with l. A. Hamilton OF New
York.
Before remade balls were looked up
on with scorn by players, small molds
were owned by many professionals
so that II was possible with a little
heat TO remodel or remalSe a bah ar
ter ii had been cut or knocked out
of shape. Hamilton conceived the
idea that he could make a golf ball
out Of soft soap and get a rise out
Of one OF the bunch.
The ball was formed, allowed 10
harden, painted. enameled and shell
lacked 20 the queens taste.
II was agreed to allow Lou TO tee
each ball for the foursome as It start
ed out Two players whacked out
nice long balls with an admiring
throng looking on. Then came No 8
in all his glory. A terrific swing and
a thud. Small pieces Of soap aew in
all directions, evoking plaudits from
the gallery.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
KNOCKOUT" BROWN TRAINS
HARD FOR HOWARD BOUT

CHICAGO ILL. June 2s.-George
Knockout Brown, the Greek mid
dleweight, Is down to hard training
for his twenty round engagement
with Jimmy Howard at Butte. Mont,
on July 4. Brown is boxing from
six 10 ten rounds daily and Is get
ting into grand shape.
Brown has always claimed that he
is best over the derby route and fans
here are anxiously awaiting the re-
suit OF the scrap Brown rules a 10
TO Z favorite in the betting that has
been done Both boys hail from Chi
cage.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
ROLLER SIGNS FOR RETURN
MAT BOUT WITH CUTLER

CHICAGO I'LL. June 2S.-Dr B. f.
Roller, one of the fastest, cleverest and
most scientific wrestlers in the business,
has signed 10 meet Charlie Cutler in a
finish match. the battle to be waged in
ring at Benton Harbor. Mich. July l.
Floyd F1tzsimmons. OF Benton Harbor.
is promoting the show. II will be an
open air AFFAIR in the ball park adioin-
ing the house OF David Field. Roller
recently lost two falls TO Cutler, after
being thrown from the ring. and wants
to retrieve himself. He asks Cutler for
a side bet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29

port that Chicago beat st. Louis in a
motorcycle race is one were conneet-
ed with the Coroner's office.
We note that another person has
attempted to swim the English Chan
mel and failed. The reason we noted
II is that II reminded us of our at
tempts to stick the barkeep in a dice
game,
Once upon a time baseball was our
national pastime. But that was be-
fore our citizens began taking biehlo-
ride Of mercury by mistake.
THE NATIONAL PAsTIME.
M pdstime, It's of thee,
Stoeet game Of sluOOerV,
OF thee 1 sing.
Game rhere the pitchers cloW
The shortStOps on the SnOut
And knock each other out
with hook and stotng.
/ loUe the gladstone sight
OF dth-d-leteS tChO Srlite
The hOrSehide ball,
But though the hitting fills
nv s0Wl toith hdppy thrills,
! lore the boring mills
Adore them all.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29

to kilograms from Manager Schwartz
and President Hirsig, Of the Nashville
club, ordering him TO join the Volun-
teers Immediately
Nelson has notified the Nashville
club that his wife doesn't care to spend
the balance Of the season in Dixie, and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29

sooner than displease the ''Alissus" he
believes it policy to remain Idle
In addition TO Nelson obeying his
spouse, he has the record Of throwing
Nap slugger was to tie Ty Coob's bat
ting average.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
ORION SUCCEEDS MURPHY.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2s.-George
Orton, former wen-known sprinter and
track and field star during his college
days, has been elected trainer OF the
University Of Pennsylvania athletes 10
succeed the late Mike Murphy.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
70 BOOST oAME IN 1AaIs

Hugh McKinnon, who had q three
day fling as manager Of the Lynchburg
team of the United States League, an
nounces that he will go TO Paris and put
baseball IN France on a real sure
enough basis
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
CRAVATH At TOP
Of NATIONALS IN
BATTING MATCH
Old Man Titus, Who Led a Week
Ago, Drops Below Wagner
and Higgins.

~ RAvATH, Of Philadelphia
leads the National batters in
the averages sent out, including
last Wednesdays games. Mcdonald
is four points above. but had played
in fourteen less games. Old Man III
tus didn't keep up his stride and drop
ped way down the list The records
follow,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
RICH is SYRACUSE CAPTAIN.

SYRACUSE. N. Y, June 2s.-J.
Harry Rich. OF Canton, N. Y, has
been elected captain of the Syracuse
University crews for the coming
year. He rowed at No. I'm the VIC
torious shell at Poughkeepsie.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
NELSON REFUSES TO JOIN
VOLS; WIFE WON'T LET HIM

CINCINNATI. June 2s-'My wife
won't let me" IS Red" Nelson's reply
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
Tommy Long Bats Third in Race
Robertson and ElberfeId Lead

OMMY LONG Crackers third in the official batting aV-
including last Tuesday with Robertson ana E3er
those VINO hit 225 or better
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-29
ST. PAUL MAY DROP OUT.

ST. PAUL, June asst. Paul prob
ably will withdraw from the North
ern League, according to an an
nouncement by H. T. Conrad, own
er of the local team.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-02
REPORTS ATTACK BY
MEDICINE PEDDLER

John A. Jensen. teamster for the
Salt Lake Brewing company. found his
wife unconscious and bleeding from a
bad scalp wound In the back OF her
head, ss he entered the dining room OF
his home 80 Twelfth East street. upon
returning from work. after 6 o'clock last
night
Mrs Jensen had fallen forward upon
a bundle OF laundry on the floor. When
revived. she told Of ar encounter with
an agent for . patent medicine who had
called her TO the kitchen door. She said
that he had struck her as she turned
away.
The case was reported to the police by
Mr.. Jensen, and Detectives George e,
Cleveland and p, II. Seager We're de-
tailed 20 investigate. Mrs. Jensen could
give only a meager description of the
agent. saying that he was small and
wore q gray coat. Mrs. Jensen was at
tended by her family physician