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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-13

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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-13
EXPLORE TWO BIG RIVERS
Celebrated European Travellers Say
Amazon and orinoeo Have Origin
In Same Spot.

Now Discovery that the
Amazon and Orinoco rivers both have
their origin near the same spot In
claimed by Dr Hamilton Rice, the
noted English explorer. and his com
panfon. Lieut. i. =. Ritter Won Bauer
of Vienna. who have just arrived from
nm expedition into the South Amer.
lean iunRies. For thirty months they
rearched for the sources of the two
S.sreat rivers and traversed country
through which they believe no human
being had ever travelled
"The country We entered" said Or.
Rice, was wilder than Africa at the
otske Livingston entered IL.
wv discovered that the Amjzon
ami The Orinoeo have their origin
near the same spot in fact. their
ANAL feeHetreams interlock and are
not. al most maps indicate. widely
separated. For fifty days ut a time
We did not see human being except
those of our own party of twelve. but
we came across tigers and tapirs.
which wore almost IA tame al =
household pet"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-13
REALLY no CRIMINAL FACE
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81 80 Uhsr -ss Lons Beer
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doze 20 fae admirable xork 81 Or,
Charles Gors1z 81 lis study % the
isSss6 ~ Z bfas bosk This - svsn
Isss su important a9slt!ou 70 our
knoziedgs of tbs criminal than cazI-
IeEgs II .ne w-Goie gchosol % cr1rni-
noIog5stg For tbs investigations Of
DT, Goring sfzks the elaborate fabric
built gp b. Loratroso and those WHO
haze followed 81 Lis footsteps.
Our 5uAgi:able conclusion" the re-
port states. must be that there - 10
such thing - 4 physical criminal
type" The head 81 the criminal diff
ferE IN no marked degree from that
q the university graduate. and special
fzed crime Is discovered to De not due
20 selection Oh the part Of the criEni-
nal. but to the opportunities which
PRESENT themselves 10 him. The
criminal who II In a favorabie position
for thieYing, thieves: the man Who
has 10 opportunity for taking shat is
not his figures among the statistics
Of criminal violence.
The one marked characteristic Of
the criminal glasses is Iow order Of
physique. frequently associated with
ii poor intelligence. Such defects az
these. however, are too common out
side the ranks Of the criminals To af-
ford any guide In the criminal before
he commits crime, And with that
broad fact the entire structure Of q
psetdo-science. comes topping TO the
ground.--We Gazette.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-13
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

The Ocala Lodge No. 699. Loyal
Order Of Moose. meets each Thursday
evening at o'clock in the Moose
building. Visiting brothers are in
vited TO attend our meetings.
Geo. F. Mershon. Dictator.
L. l.. Stapp. Secretary.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-13

modest Watches all
and hunting fl bath and and
Of me is guaranteed 0 Be represented
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-13
MARION-DUNN MASONIC LODGE

Marion-Dunn Lodge No. IS. F. &
A. VI. meets on the first and thru
evenings of each month at
1870 o'clock, until further notice.
C. Z. Simmons, w. VI.
Jake Brown, Secretary. AID
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-13

Tulula Lodge No. %. Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows, meets every
Tuesday evening at 1890 o'clock in
Yonge's Tall. Fort King avenue. Wis
tors in the city invited 20 be with Us
@ L. Taylor, y. g.
". L. Colbert. Secretary.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-13
NOTICE

1913 state and county tax books
November payments and one per cent
off for December payments. Come
early and avoid the rush, being sure
to bring a correct description of
your property with you. 11-5-tf
w. L. Colbert, Tax Collector.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-13
irsulted.

What a graceful dancer your
daughter Is breathed the insinuating
youth.
Sir replied the alert mother. Il
want you TO understand that my
daughter dances only the latest
dances She learned several years
after gracefulness went out of style"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-13

Try a Star Want Adj PAYS
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-13
WOO:NEN OF THE WORLD

Font King Camp No. II meets in
Fonge's Hall at S p. m. every second
Friday. Visiting sovefeigns always
welcome J. r. Thompson. G. G.
Chas. K. Sage. Clerk. AID
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-13

INVITE your attention this The best largest and h
line d soo1s carried No 5e~elrs store IN
Florida i showing pretty stock Of goods the Je~ee
Is am The department 81 CUT GLASS Is exceptional
CUTTINGS
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-12-13

All Of the choice brands OF scent
cigars. c. H. S. our leader. 6 for %
cents. Tydings & Co. Hiatt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
CHAIRMAN LEHMAN
IS PLEASED WITH
THE INCREASED
EFFICIENCY
Campaign Started by Santa Fe
has Brought Results, But
There Is Still Room for Con-
siderable Improvement.
BETTER SHOWING rs
PREDICTED FOR 1913

/ The loss and damage committee OF
the Atchison. Topeka & Santa p,
/ railway system, was called 10 order
! NJ the Commercial club az . o'cIocl,
this morning by It's chairman. =. 4
Lehman. Of Chicago. assistant &C. ths
vice president In charge of operation
p G, Maegly Of Chicago. assistant
general freight agent. was IN his plac.
as secretary of the committee Tn,
other members Of the committee pro-.
I ont were General Superintendent q,
}. Parker 81 Topeka. ]. VI. Kurn u'
l.o Junta and %. e. Starkwcather ~
Amarillo. Superintendents g T.. ray
. Tor Of Chicago. and -. s. Farley at
Kansas CITY; Chicf Special Agau, a..
~ German of Topeka. station Agent
q. ". Luptou of san Francisco. p. e.
McElrcc ut Dallas and r. W. Pate l'
Los Angeles; Assistant General
Freight Agent ]. g.. Burnett OF To-
pcka, Freight Claim Auditor NJ e..
Pribble. and c. ~ swanson. suprrlu-
tendcut "r the car shops at Topeka
These, with the uon-mcmhors patt-
rlpating in The meeting This forenoon
numbered sevcnty-s"Npn-u much
hrg"r attendance than was expected
chairman Lehman stated tina, tho
campaign started by the Santa zee for
Increased efficiency boo the handling
ana transportation OF ir" ght uad
brought good results bot thai there
stint s room FOR Improvement tie
expressed the opinion that the COM
pauy would make a FAR better show
ing n this respect boa 1913 than " did
no 1872 because officials and ON.
plpy-e directly concern "a hav, the
subject better iu hand. shipper. Air.
Lehman -Hld, are cooperating with
tbr Santa ~" bee the movement ny
paving moro attention 20 No prrpaT-
alton Of packs tor shipmrut. a
large per cent 81 our loss and dum
ugr claims Mr. Lehman said. grow
out of the careless handling of ants
clos ln warehouses and ON wagons be-
tore they reach our drput- By ru-
operation with our patrons. $50 hope
~ overcome this trouhl" rer'
largely
The forenoon session vas devoted
20 ooopcrlgc and the loss ct entire
package. n was Re- ireo-iur-all dls.
,tir..uu lf these subject. Every body
who h1d au opinion ON either nu-
ioct oppressed Il freely. which m,bn'
that nearly cvcrybod, present made
90 speech.
This afternoon tn subjects discus"-
"a were Inc shipment of boots. shoes,
clothing. dry goods and notions. and
rnr Ios. of ou hy lraEugc
a urnDErphic report ~ made 81
h. pro. cpdlngs a. oDch session, ANA
from the information submitted ana
the discussions had, the Officials de-
icrminr upon the action necessary q"
Doe taken tu bring about the desired
results
The committee will nr he session
Thursday and Friday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
won its great reputation ana extensive
sale by its remarkable cures ~
coughs. colds ana Group. II can be
depended upon Try d. Sold by all
druggists,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
Strong's Book Store
"You Money Back " You Want a."

ton Inspector.
C. T.. Mason. ~ Joseph. agent
" : CLARK Dcming agent
70 =. Hughes. Prescott. auditor
O. u MHchln CnluicotHc. upnspor
! lation inspector.
o. J. CuHord. chicago. ohicf claiu
clerk
j. " tukc chicago. travelling cu
clerk
l. " Potter Oakland. freight am
PASSENGER agent
\. VI Adams san ncrn,tdno. apo,
iJl agent
" = Fuuts. W.uslow. ascent
W \ Shay Nccdlrs division .p,,
ial agent
o. D. Cartwright Amarillo. eh.I
clerk tu auditor
y. W Phillips Lexington Junction
agent
y H. Gourlcv Florence. agent
W. ~ craft. Mar,".inc. transpotia
ton Inspector.
J. II. Jones, transportation inspec-
tor
Glenn Bryan. Topeka. chief clerk
to chief special agent
7. J scott. Las Vegas, trsusporta-
ton Inspector.
VIM. Balfour. Albuquerque. trans.
portatlor Inspector
Frank wood. newton. trausporta-
ton inspector.
T.. e.. Martin. Amarillo. mine inspec-
tor.
Kepl'r johnson. Chauutr. trauspor.
tItlon Inspector
G l.. pfundstcin. Chanui" agent.
James Purcell. Guthrie. transporta-
ton inspector.
r. r. Smith, santa Ana. agent
c. y. Gregg. Ncwtou. TRANSFORMATION
inspector.
T W Pate. Los Angeles. agent
o. W. Luptou, san Francisco. agent.
". ~. Tisd1lo. Los Angeles. srcrc.
tary 90 the general superintendent
A A. scott, Amarillo, travelling
agent
George Sorcnson. Topeka. agent
" t. KotchUn. Amarillo, Transport
utiou Inspector.
II. O.. Elroc, Dallas. agent
b v, Johns. Amarillo. agent
X. ~. Gillette. Los Angeles. chief
loss and damage department
Geo. u. Crilcy. Galveston. chief
loss ana damage department
W NJ Henson IA Juutn. chief clerk.
loss and damage department
" j. Ho0NWa', Uolbrook. agent
$ n H.crIur Galveston, head claim
clerk
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
ABOUT PEOPLE
you KNOW

shep Casey. a well known stock
raiser OF Quemado. y. NJ. il In Albu-
querquc guest M the siurges.
= Lineau. assistant superintendent
OF the state department Of insurance.
arrived last evening from santa Pc
T. " Pate. agent for the santa Re
I iu Albuquerque fourteen years ago.
now ageut iu Los Angeles. IS here tn
attend the o.. :. q -. conference.
H. }. Fouts. agent tor tho santa Fe
W winston, former ticket agent for
the company here. Is in Albuquerque
ip attend the %. S & -. meeting.
Auorncs General FRANK " Clancy
"as in Albuquerque last evening. en-
route from santa Fe 90 NauRnu. whore
Doc 1851 represent the state Iu muir
| der trial.
tn" Ladies Missionary society az
the congregational church viii meet
Ia the church parlors tomorrow after
noon ut O'Clock. 3 special program
VIII Doe given IN honor Of Livingstone q
centenary, followed boy "a social hour
An arr invited 20 attend
q. +. Higginson, Santa Fc agent iu
san Diego arrived this morning 10 at-
meeting Alr Higginson was for some
time the trainmdster on the Albu-
pucruuo division of the coast lines end
made his home Ia this city
". y. Hickey, tor the last year emf
" hali e. cl"rN Ia tine santa Pc store
keepers Office here. lett az miduisHt
las, uight iog san Francisco. where b..
VIII accept e position as trHvcllug
salesman for the Hewitt MHnuiactur-
ing company.
T. W. Fleming vice president ana
general manager Df the Kansas cts
Life Insurance company, WIS 90 Az
uupueruuo last evening en route Goo
Ihu"riN Atl WIN. here Mr. FIcm
ing conferred with %. j. Durari ut
this cts, who is state agent lor the
Kansas cts Life.
- "a. Buzzcll, superintendent az car
construction ou tho santa Fr coast
lines with headquarters boo san Her.
uardinu. is here ga attend tho a. r.
a % meeting Mr.. Buzzrl is q former
Alouquerqu" man. having been fore.
man m The local Santa Fr car shops
FOR several wears
Harrv - Gcrmlnc. chief special
agent ON the Santa Pc, with iurisdio-
ton over eastern Tines. arrived from
Topeka last nlnht 60 attend the a. s.
a - conference. Grant Hale special
officer, with jurisdiction over Pccos
valley lines. also reached here last
uisht Goo attend ne conference OF OH
'Alt
g. r. Brown. vice president Of the
j $ Brown a Bro, Mercantile com.
panE spent yesterday IN Albuquerque
comforting with Fred =, Kahnt gen
cihl sales agent for the Browns in
New Mexico Mr.. Brown discussed
with Mr. K1hnt the matter of extend
ing the New Mexico trade TERRITORY
and arranging 90 care FOR tho rapidly
Eruwlng business being done by tho
Denver house In this section.
r.. D.. Williams. vice president and
treasurer 90 the L.nquist Cracker com.
puny 81 Denver spent yesterday In
Albuquerque. comforting with local
salesmen Of LiuquIst products. Mr..
williams Is % member ~ the hoard or
directors for the Indian uanoant
which s lo bo held in Denver In 1915
md Ia boosting wrong for tine auac-
lion, being of the opinion that 10 win
Dc worthy rival OF tho Panama OK.
positions on the coast
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

Rock hacr now rrady order 70
oHa' southwestern nfoWcr ana iro
go. Phones si aud as
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
MANY OFFICIALS IN
ATTENDANCE At
0. 5. 8 D.
MEETING
Seventy Six Men from All
Parts of Santa Fe System
Present This Morning When
Gathering Is Called to Order
BIGGER CROWD HERE
THAN WAS EXPECTED

When y. A. Lehman. of Chicago.
assistant to the vice president OF the
Santa 70, called the over. short and
Damage meeting 10 order IN the Com
mercial club shortly after 9.a0 1'ciock
this morning. there we're seveuty.siS
santa Fe officials present from AT
parts Of the great railway system.
The Santa Pc men were greeted up
on their arrival az the club by Pres.
id'ut q. 4. KIseman aud Secretary
". ~. llcuiug BW little time was
taken 10 got down 10 the actual husi.
Ss IN hand and the visitors with hus
few preiiminarlcs hogan the work of
discussing the various questions sub
mitt"d for consideration.
The meeting viii last until the 'ud
OF the week The gathering 10 strict
N business affair and there will be
but little time for entertainments.
However tn, Commercial club hts
appointed au entertainment commit.
o., ana such rpurt,sies viii ne ,N-
tended as w.li prove pleasing to th'
visitors
Secretary fleming today passed ont
Co the officials unlimited free trans.
purtntiuu tu the movies" Each oi-
fetal was presented with % card pass
which will be- h0uorrd at any show,
afternoon or evening ut the pastim'
g crystal thcaters
Many oi the officials here for tine
%. $ a b. meeting are former Albu-
ga rpog men ana nalorally 'h'y ar.
constantly tI''''hE "lu 'l'n' "'N"'''.''
'ng's Ia i"c' It Is surpr's'ns 10
NOTE h"" many mon Nn" are mere
tor ih' meeting. ana who are n""
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

ihe JOB. when the Republican,
were running this country yon
didn't hear about any tornadnes
cyclones. hurricanes. disastrous
and calamitous floods. thous-
ands ~ people drowned and
crushed ana MANNED. We trust
this Will he lesson to the vot-
ers and We cannot refrain from
saying THAI We told YOU 81. TO
can the climax ana fy sin
further in the face Of pr0vi.
dence the new administration
went and fired prof. Wills l.
Moore. the chief weather man
and things commenced 10 han.
pen Ia lunches riRht away with
Wilson weather. breeder on
the Job. Well. we done our
best Experience Is sometimes
the only teacher who can mound
things into the heads ~ the
American people. Next lime
perhaps theyn listen To as
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

TrlInbla's Llvsryl 40 \. second 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26

y " ANNEI We
people az this
country " hat
would happen
if they put the
nNnun.rnA On
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-26
MORTUARY.


charles q. Eckert. g0 wears old. son
ot Mr. and Mrs. Martin Feke.t died
early yesterday morning. lea the fam
Iiy home 1895 South Aruo street The
body Was shipped last night Ia the
family home in camp Point. Ills,
whore burai viii take place. Mr..
Eckort, father OF the young man, is
90 we'll knoNn cmployc oi the santa
Zee aIIwa,
The Washington times., 1913-06-27
Motion Pictures Have Good Effect v5
On Boy, Not Bad, Says Julia Murdock

I starts Mr.. Lad to thinking. He con-.
ciudes that he Will have none of, that
In his, and Immediately decides thar
he VIII take the other path through
life-will start to Sunday School the
very next SUNDAY. save his pennies,
start a panlz, and make a. million. So
That's about how much influence the
motion picture has upon the young. and
plastic mind of the rising generation. If
he's a good boy, he will remain good; II
he's bad it may prove a pleasant lesson
to him: 1t certainly viii not make him
any worse
Another picture Is thrown upon the
screen. This time;it is remarkable
film Of an educational nature-showfng
the birth Of a beautiful flower. F1rst
come the tender roots beneath the soil.
then the new shoots seeking the sun
shine and the air above the surface of
the ground Slowly, slowly. the bud un-
folds. and then comes the beautiful
flower; no ec,d giosiogsiy unfolding Its Eondss-
cinated eyes of the children. q ase.s
The marvellous film dies out. and ther0
Is chorus of --ohs'' and -ahs," and
every child in the audience makes mem
and ask father for a hoe ard rake and
a package of flower seeds. to start .
garden at once. -
Another fiiu,, Is shayn.c u Is or his.
torical subject and makes the kiddtks
yearn for more information upon fais
Fascinating topic; then comes the old.
vet always new, story Of David Copper
field and Little Nell which results In
a rush for Dickens, work at the Public
Library, and after this comes thriIiinS
scene depicting the worlds largest bat
tleships in action.
There Is good music at this picture
show. a program ranging from q Sousa
march to selections from Faust" ard
'Tannhauser." There Is nothing to of
fend the most critical either. IN, the way
the motion picture theater Is conducted.
in the class Of pictures shown, or In
the behavior of the audience.
This Is the answer to those who ind
/ fault with the. motion picture craze
which has swept the country. My ad-
vice is "go and decide for yourself Sbe-
fore condemning this form. Of anuse-
ment" One cannot work out a theory
in ones own library or study IL from .
distance. Get to the heart Of II before
criticising. or blaming the motion pte-
lures for something Of which they are
JULIA MURDOCH.
The Washington times., 1913-06-27

Bruin. Crawl along on that-limb. and
II you fall I will catch You. Billy Pig;
never fear about that -
Billy Pig knew he was to lose his new
red cap anyway, and he might be car
ried of by Mrs. Bruin, too.
Don't you think Mrs. Bruin that the
wind will blow It OF II we wait a little
while?" asked Billy Pig. -
-,Don't ask question:. snswered Mrs.
Br,iin, but do assI tell you climb out
and shake of the cap and I will promise
to, catch you II you fall"
Billy looked at her and the look in her
eyes told him to move. SO he; very
carefully climbed along and shook the
branch. 49,.
shake 1T harder" commanded Mrs.
Bruin. =s,..- ...- . -.-..-.-...
!, "oh,, hurry sup;sI want the cap"
called one little Bruin. ~. fa,...
MAKE 1t fall this wayTs said smother;
..".it Is my cap" 3 4 . = is
g .If you do, Billy Pig I'll eat you" said
the biggest little Bruin, have big,
strong teeth; 1 want the red cap"
~ Billy Pig made another try, and this
time down went the cap and, the little
Bruins tumbled over each other trying
to get II. r. -,
Z, But at last the middle little Bruin go,
II. !, and jumping up, he ran lickerty-
split into the woods and the Others
after him. -. a. 3
Mrs. Bruin gave one longing look al
Billy. Pig and spiacked her mouth, but
she was. a true smother and knew her
children must be cared for. so she rar
sitter them and left Billy Pig alone IN
the tree. ..' I
Billy Pig crawled back to safety. and
after making sure the Bruins were
gene for good. he got down, and start
ed for home. His cap was gone. his
trousers torn ana he was weak from
fright and hunger
His mother ran, out to meet him
Where is; YOUR cap?" she asked:
I Then Billy remembered that In his
haste he had forgotten the old cap ir
the paper at file foot Of the tree.
Billy told. his. story. and while his
mother scolded him for disobeying her
she felt he had been punished severely
with the fright he had from the Bruin
family. You will have to wear q
straw hat for a while" said his mother
u expect the old Mrs Bruin Is watch
ing that tree no wand will for a week
| to come"
; II wonder which one will wear my
new red cap?" said Billy Pig with tears
In his eyes.
Tomorrow's story THE Adventure oi
Pussy Puss."