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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-06-20

Red Cross Ball Blue, all blue best blu
ing value in the whole world, makes the
laundress smile.-Adv.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-06-20

| Constipation causes many serious dis
eases. 1t Is thoroughly cured by Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. One q laxative,
| three for cathartic.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-06-20

Makes 81 on every &C invested, in the
silver plating business. A fascinating pro-
lesson for WITH very ete
Hendron, Spring ST., Jeffersonville, Ind.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-06-20

Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup the best remedy to use for their
children during the teething period.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-06-20

Professor-In the classification OF
your cases, under what heading would
you place operations of the vermiform
appendix?
STUDENT would place them under
the caption of internal Revenue"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-06-20

Why on earth have you broken OF
your engagement with Miss Mamie?
Because every time went in her
parrot would say, stop that, Jack!"
Well, that shouldn't have made any
difference; they were not stolen meet
ings, were they?
No. But my name Is not Jack.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-06-20

Red Cross Ball Blue will wash double as
many clothes as any other blue. Don't put
your money into any other.-Adv.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-06-20

Dispatches concerning other quota
tions, conditions and phases are as
follows.
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
HOROSCOPE
DECEMBER 10.

If this il your birthdate do not have
too many confidential friends. Learn to
cultivate calmncss and repose and to
govern Your temper. lmpaticnce is your
worsi fault You are energetic deter
mined, domineering and will bring to a
conclusion everything YOU undertake.
You win lind your most coneenial
partE'r in marriage in the sign OF Aries,
on on biethoate between March p and
April 10
Your governing planet is Jupiter, the
god OF fortune
Nou win meet with many sudden and
unexpected changes Of fortunes and
ebmso atout irom one locality to an.
.ther
his date foVars the ANant Ads an,
shunld be used hs these =erkitt, i,,,,ii Il
mess partnerships, new homes and "a,
sale of real estate.
Evening journal., 1913-12-10

NJ ICElY FURNISHED ROOMS.
~ decl Dino No. lot z. EIGHTH Sr.
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
Public Sale Personal Property

Having decided 20 quit farming win sell
at public sale on the Snuf Mill Farm, al
Norklvu Delaware. ON
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1fth 1913
Tho following described personal property.
10 viii ~ head OF Horses and Colts NO
!. Tulus Jr. a thoroughbred Percheron Stall
lion dark bay with black points. star in
1907 Weighing 1900 lbs, and sound. nc
is splendid producer and Is surely a
money mixer for some one. Tie is broken
to work in a,l harness 80. . Lady Gray.
innrc yrs old sound WI. 1900 lbs. fear.
less aa good brood mare as lives No, q,
Bessie tlav mare. yrs old. vi. 1890 lbs.
sound. limo leader, hnc brood mare. No,
3 BAY mure. good worker and driver
with foa! 20 lulns Ir. No. g. Gray
mnre brood mare good worker No. 2.
I Sorfcl horse q yrs OLD. wt. 1900 .bs good
worker foppy horse. No 5. Sorrel colt
coming 4 yrs old. WI 1850. broken IN AL
/ harness won "a prize Delaware State Fan
in lis class NO. q. Lutlo Lady, roam colt
T prize 'n her e'gss Delaware Stats Fair. No
10. cot. ,r old viii make bis one Nos
H. o.. ~ three colts months Old the,
aye ~ mares 1ud ner ones. Nos. Q. 10. I
i.. ii ave Iuils ir colts. This Is O ZOO,
lot ot horses an, ono wanting horses uil
not go wrong in buying these.
~ Head ~ Cows. fresh COWS. springer
icifers. ilcao hefprt are of good stool
aud bred right 3 Io.Nein Bun Calves ) mo
old, one Guernsey hnh calf e Shotc Pigs
Two gasoline engines and largo ful
line of farm machiuery and implements.
sale .at J.. e'eleek fa Conditions ~ sal,
r. W. NANDEN ER.
Price Dhvorih. Nuct dcc9.6.io
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
NOTICES


M ADAM LEO - ROMANY GYPSY
VI faluist will be 40 She,pot Park an
winter. Can be seen at amy time Tells
your past, present and future Just as you
havo gone and will 20 through lifo. for 25c
9hcNpoi Pare, Wilmington Delaware
dec5-u
II Hr BOARD OF DIRECTORS on THF
street and Sewer Department will re.
,sife scaled proposals 30 ihcii Office. S. W.
'orner Sixth and King streets until no
clock a.. in. Tuesday. December f6 1913.
Tor printing the iweniy-sSth annual state.
menl oi The street nnd Sewer Department
SlA copies. Instructions. specifications and
COP, may De seen az The Office Of the denaft.
mont. The hight 90 reject amy OR al bids 4.
reserved. Attest
doeo'at. p. n cHRisry. srcreiary
~ oTICE rHE MAYOR NNr C0TNcfI
~ 81 WILMINGTON. acting through th,
aetnc, % The Board of Wafcr tomniesion.r.
81 the city of WILMINGTON. hereby gives so.
nuncr THAT The resolution adopted hv s.i
board on She twcnty.thiid day Of December
~ =. 1912. fixing new rates Tor supnivin
water has this. the twenty-siNth dae oi No
'empcr a. y. 1918. been resciudet and mad
null and void and the rates NOW cxistin
VIII he maiuiaued until further notice
fiit BOARD of WATER COMMIS
0iv rAN ~ the city uf Wilmington
ALFRED ID. POoLE prcsidon
fi1pirn tcris. tpSiSirar
nof2s GO dccai
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
MANICJRIST.


NJ lSS b. = E-SHAMpOOINC
vi Electric Scalp Treatment, Hair Dress.
ng. Hours by appointment Phone. 46Q2D.
dcc..l m-
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
Information for Travellers
trolcys wmingonl
Trains Marked 90 Espresso.
PHILADELPHIA RALrInroRE 4 wAsILINnroN R RI


Ts ai'selRS % a % I'D d 9 s 30 sso O.
s.29-, sl. cs5 s.io,
raadepia. snndass. NJ s. or TO-.
s.SSs Ss 94a os y so' o. 9S = eo q
S 7, ' 5 y 'I s sds,s $40 sSo e. , S
ii.57. r M~-.s7 5.so c.as 10 s5s ii.s5
TO Hs.nos iS s sse T99les'9q % @ on m NJ N 9e OH s 4 e.
see sos' $50 ios 9fe ~ so 7a sia' ooa-.
TO Baltimore and wahnson SUNDAYS Ne oe ol. !i2. ie
aainors Way stations. 81 n.-ios. p M-a.aa gar e.is.
DELAwSRE DIVISION s.psoAD
Sundays 4. M.-ie.oi. 7.5s io14 p. M-4.52.
gas i9so las p M-i2o 257', ee7. 45f 5is ei7 7i5*
10 a.s7. sao g. 30. 1855.
r. ni io o 9 s.. Is ~ so. $40 i0'2
s l.iof 2ff9T f.6f" 5ts Ot5t ooot 55f.
PHILADELPHIA q
fs'Sins and Way Stations A. M7a7 p Ma TO- AS S.27 Sun
as Saturdays Sundays NJ.
Leave, imneon-7 70 IA 90 $50 els Leave
B urda only n 90 p. and y
minutes ste the and haH hour instance = oa and
40 New taseLe"ge Market
~ togr. me To-
Bndy~ins springs S1d Sashanon1 sixth and Market every
ls minutes beginning ton minute. after irs 7io 7aS &
minutes after
minutes
and
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
PUBLIC SALE

= - ~
~ NECUTRfCEs SALE on PERSONAL
II property Of Eliza Sta-cr deceased. will
Doe suld al 40. 13i south Head street, on
TfniSdny Deconbrt ~. at % u' clock. "a. n.
Bedroom Diningrcom and Kitchen iurni
ture. Pictures. Feather Bed. Chairs. Dishes
Cooking Utensils, htc.
EMILY S BOWEN,
LAURA MCKAY.
Executrices.
s,idham & Son. Auots. decs-3t
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
STORAGE

HOUSEHOLD GOODS STORED IN
IL clean. separate l-~ked rooms New
building. Automobile padded vans for local
and long distance moving Work guaranteed
SECURITY STORAGE WAREHoUsEs.
Pennsyivania Ave. and Clayton 81.
apr28.tf.
G lUHA1k--HOUSEH GOODS AND
- merchandisc. Plano and safe moving a
specially Packing Grating and shipping 20
all points private railroad siding direct
into building. Estimates free
AMERICAN STORAGE CO.
Phone. s64D No. ioi Maryland Ave.
iune25-tf.
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
BOARDERS MANTEn
BEAUTY pARLORs

Ni Scalp Treatment Mrs Ann. go
No. l.- Shipiry ST. phdnc 4fsSA
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
LOST Ann F1)IND

~-~-->.----~s,,~
OST-POCkETBOOk CONTAINING $40
going from Fifth and Market TO Sixth
and Walnut Streets Reward II returned Ia
he trenine Journal Once dccs.3t
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
TYPEWRITERS


4 lpENIlfHkS RENTED rHEEf
1 months. 800 Rental applied on puf-
-nase. Sold $500 monthly Iypcwriiers
epoire@ Royal Typewriter Arency. Type.
sriic ESehsnse. 40. 9l5 MsrSci street
Evening journal., 1913-12-10

M Az ftD-pEKsONAL PROPERTY or
w all kinds, good second. hand fnrn,t,sr.
ovoght and sold Sales. Ofico Fixtures. Etc
stoves specially Also new iot Of Rugs
hionienni, Oh Cloth. % SOC on tho dollar.
lcmc see CO before parting with your cash
Tor casi. talks WITH me-
CHARLES =. HURLOCK
Nye-fi Seventh ..nt nlnr -frrefs
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
PETER j. FORD,
FoRD BUILDING.
FOR SALE
FEW SPECIALS. GOING TO SELL.
SOME EASY TERMS.

SOC W. Nineteenth ST. west Of Bouieyards
new up-todate. square built 10 rooms
Cor Twrrfieih and n rrisnu Sts., up'to-
date. square built. rooms.
l7ll Weat ST.. rooms. modern; owner
a2o Concord Ave. rooms. modern;
owner lett city.
$40 W rrcuoe'h si.-s rooms square
built
date. rooms; easy terms
Grant aud Shal,cross Aves. RocSfords
new. up-to-date. Q rooms.
SIG W. Seventh ST., 10 rooms. modern,
side yard suitable for garage or shop.
1921 and 1928 Washington St. corner
Thiriecnth each house ne rboms. modern,
suitable for apartments or residence.
50i n. Franklin ST. rooms modern
1oi and io3 W. sixth St, good business
location
ssl Madison St.. through to Morrow
ioa and roo h. Thirteenth s. ? rooms.
modern.
6io Pine ST. rooms easy terms.
Store. rooms Seventh and Kirkwood SITS;
good stand owner left city. Little cash
required
store and Heald sts. 10 rooms; good
stand at low price.
ereenbank near trolley 10 ser-s. 3
grounds. just Of Concord pike
10. % and 5o-ncre farms Newark
20 and i02-acro farms Mt Cuba
~, AZ and ll7-acre farms Cenirevilie
Ia. 90 and 291.ncre farms Christirna
Many good business locations in stores
Napy other modern houses. some new. on
ensy terms and investment properties
Several productive farms and country resi-
dences near city. all sizes
Desirable building lots, both city and sub
urban. at sacrifice prices
Renting a sneciaitF.
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
HAIR DRESSING

= - -
IL AIR WORK Combines MADE. WILL
IL cai at your home. MRS. j.. EVANS,
oct12'3m. Phone. c234A.
< HAMPOolNG NTH orr WITHOUT
- shampoo board Mauicurinc, eloctri,
scalp treatment faciui rraSsage hair dress
ing; also face packs
CARRIE II WRIGHT
D. 4 A.. SEGA No 2ti w.. tenth 81
oct6-iyr.
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
CHIRnPODIST
REMOVAL NOTICE


hRs. PIERCE AND CANN. DENTISTS.
- have removed from No ai0 Market
street, 10 No. sii Market street. SECOND
floor. dcco.In,
nK j. j. BRADLEY, JR.. DENTIST
~ has removed his of6ce from zoo Frank
20 20 9l9 Market street b A. Phone
4lf6. octis.omn
ID EMONA1.--w. IS. MATCHETT. PUBLIC
IL Stenosrarher has removed from the
Law Building 10 Room no Ford Building
Letters. Preparation of Menus Copying
Specifications. Ftc. nove5.im
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE
15Q2 West Second street square built
house, two porches. six rooms aud bath and
heated, large yard; terms easy. Open al
the time Tor inspection Apply 70
ISAAC DILLlN.
No 7ll West Eleventh Street
dtc6 6t Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
DANCING LESSONS

~ ANCING LESSONS PRIVATE or ~
~ classes Regular dances Monday and
Friday evenings. Mrs. snyder. Odd Fell
ID. & s. Phone 4e6ip novi7.im.
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
COTTAGE FOR SALE

-----,--y----,>-->~-----
IL OR SALE-17.ROOM COTTAGE AT
Il Rehobo;h. furnished; ample grounds /.
good shade trees; fine location Price aud
terms reasonable. ADDRESS the Rev. 7hos.
r. Terry. fredericksburg Nd.
novl i-eod-6O days
Evening journal., 1913-12-10

We have for sale 400 building lots from
l6SsO feet to whole city block; any size
or depth, p almost any section Of the city.
VIII sell these lots ON easy monthly pay
ments. Price from 500 up
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
ROOFERs

NJ T.. WILLIAMS co.
w No 82i Orange st. Roonng,s Spout
iuE and Heating Moiai and composition
roofing Hot Air Heating and Vcntlating.
Repainne promptly done Phone. :2e-lyf
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
MASQUERADE SUITS

49, -.--l-----'
Nj ASQUERADE SUlTS-MRS. SUSAN
vi A. Standerwick. No 029 Vardever
avenue, successor TO Mrs Jonn & Qnil. Of
2so p Fourth st. uovlT-in.
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
SPECIAL
$295O

w ARE SPECIALISTS IN
wv BUILnINs LOTS.
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
sPEcTALTrEs

= - = ~
Lot 1865 feet by 65 feet only 100 feet from
Twenty and Markct streets Good
place for small houses. garage or uanufac-
turing site.
Lot 100 feet by 100 feet. only 200 feet
from Twenty ninth and Market Streets
Macadam street
Lot suited for Coal Yard near Ford's fac
tory. Third and Webb streets. r. r. siding
Lot 90 feet br 90 feet. corner Fourth and
Union streets az host store or apart
mert site west "1cis,r tr~-f
Eich.r0om dwelling corner sto'', good
basement cellar
13 room store and dveiiu- on Second
street. between trench ans Walnut streets.
only one block from the pennsy va ia Sta
finn and near many nanutaciorics. hNccl-
lent for boatdinE or rooming house. Cost
s6. 400 win soil for $1,000.
Also iiiroom dwelling adiuini1g ahove-
Price Sl6Oo.
Great baf-air- and but little cash needed
Look thcml oyer
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
MONEY TO LOAN
BUSINESS OpPORTUNITIES.

--~,----~--~-, ,~>s~-------~----->
A UToMOBILE AGENCY; DISTRIBUTING
a fhoPuSlilON-A proper party can
obtain the exclusive Distribntine Agency for
Wilmington from one of the oldest manu-
iocturers Address BOX $50. EVENING
'VNhNAl. declO-1t
Evening journal., 1913-12-10

nlEs DEPARTMENT o9 THE DfLl
II, ulua Siorr. seventh and hme aires
lprn daily a.. m 20 2, u' Hlls'
nfNis IN oficnn1ncr i'i'P'f'n' 'ee' 80
f..-ll ,,i df'cef'rr ~. :
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

----,-.----s,,-s ,i7 n, n No
ANlfD ~ tOMPtifNi 'Ntf'
" whit, Woman aa child nurse. Phone.
,r'sn decs-3t.
~ 7lN'rill- MIDDLE ACFD WluiE Wo.
W man us housuA eeper JOY ne. ThN wv
,,ilcen Address Wis, JOURNAL.
tlnriO-lf
Evening journal., 1913-12-10

~ No COMMUNICATING CSrUR-
nshcd foomE. no. 1892 ratnnii 81.
noy15lm-
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
Wilmington Trust Company.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
dupont Bldg
FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS

--~-~----~--r~-~----~--- -------l--
fOe WEsr NINTH. ST. SECOND
OZO foor four rooms. Apply No. 10
King street nov25-'f.
NICELY FURNISHED ..PAirMENTs
~ for rent with gas bath. etc. Apply
tHAS S. HURLoCk sevrnih aud Poniar
streets uovf2.tf
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
SANITARY WORKERS

NJ K KELTER
W. SANITARY. ODORLESs ExCAvAT.
ing. Office, S. ". Corner Fourth and West
htreeta o-s21-tf
Evening journal., 1913-12-10

u Or NNNI--NOOMS or SELOND
II floor apartment. 80 1910 Washing
ion street. noyi sim.
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
SlTuATON WANTED--MALE

-, S7-sfl--fOSffiON AS CitNh IN
wv ,ura. Reference Address
a1fiost. S-5s FNfNINc JolNNA l.
rs no yOCNc MNN HAVING VkoShNn
and mcai experiences desire posilloilr,
1..t of reference. Address 500 rNenins
lenuul oNre ..-.-,,
fsHAJfIEJR. CAPABLE uf nhte iWi' W
.e..e Address Wf1. Eyeung Journal
DMee u--V ~
Evening journal., 1913-12-10
ROOMS FOR RENT


~ lcELS FURNlsHEn ROOMS so 1oi
y West street noszs lm.
rrHREE ROOMS or RFNI
aceio.st es3 w. SECOND 81.
NJ rCFfY FrRNIsHFD ROOMS
~ declo.lmo No. lot z. ElGnrn sf,
II OK KENT-ROoMs OK SECOND
Il floor apartment. 10. 1910 Washing
ion street. nosis-lm J
n, NO COMMUNICATING 0SruR. /
nished fooml. no. 1892 ratnnll 81
no'l7im
COR RENr-siCEly FURNISHED
Il rooms, WITH or without poard 80 oos
'r'' street. no'o'Sm
u OR RFNr-4KOOMs. THIRD And
fourth floors Front ana back Apply
No. ful ~ Market N. decilm.
Il OR RENT FURNISHED OR UNfUR.
/ nished rooms. with or without bonrd.
No dl1 Franklin 81 dcce-lm
II or RENr-TYO COMMUNICATING
rooms for light housekeeping No.
l2l2 Wes, Third 81. dec5-im.
II uRNIsHED ROOMS. ALSO TABLE
4 board. No. 5ae West Fourth street
"Y' iuo'
II OK Rent LARGE FURNIsHED
/ 4 'front.' room heat and light
npy-oeodlm NO. 1880 w FOURTH sr.
, II HREE kOoMs FoR RENT. SECOND
nnor' for hght. housekeeping Apply
~ ~ LOMBARD ~. ncVi ieod. I'm.
II OR NICELY FURNISHED
second story front room for gentlemen.
fifpie iamily' No. 1910 West street
nov25'im.
Il OR iENr--FURNIsHED ROOM. HEAT
and gus Ladies' preierred) No sO5
west seventh ST. D. g A. phone. 5fss
decl-2 2Nks
Il or kENr WITH BOARD. Two LARGE
a second-siory front rooms with private
'"sl. NO. piV TATNAiI. ST.
EoR RENT sECoND.sT0RY FRONT
room furnished Heat light and bath
fitlNH'e iamil' 'il W. THIRTEENTH s1..
deelO-9t
------------------------
BOARDERS WANTED
-',,-~--,,--~---- -->-,,>.,--. --.-,.-....,l..
! II oAip IN PiiYNrE FAMILY. no.
- -Szo .1arhet 81 decI.i2t
+ II oA8niNu-NO 8pi wfsT SEVENTH
deci I'M
/ II oARDERs wANrED-NO. COZ WASH
'ns'on street noe17eod- I'm. Z
/ w ANrEp- bOARDERs AND TXBLE
poarders No. 1902 West street
~ 6qardcrs Home cnmfors Adde'S
~. =. ~ Evening journal Oaioe. novf7.am
w ANltD-rWO GENTLEMEN -B04fsD.
ak Wa. y. private family Apply No
- y --- - noy2t.lm,
BEAUTY PARLORS
NJ ANicuRlA0. NASSAU ia, All
- Scalp Treatment. Mrs Anua Reed
Nv 9.2 Shipry 81 phdne 4fsSA
-lnI ln-llr.
-----l-
CHlkbPODtST
! II LukA JOHNSON s'rNADLEN. 30. 6SI
Market street Gradunic OF Fowler aud
hnnnu feats Coins. buniOus Inrso,vn
Nais Eic Evenings by appointment b
a. ~ u-6ti,
I II llzABErn HNNRAHAN. GRADUATE
- Fowler houna It'd Chiropodv ana
nanienring haitdfessns and ma>saelnc 40
wv Ndans 81 d. A. ceos Eren,nx
ol nppolnlneHi mavt5.lyr
A NNit 81. sCHAFFRR CHlRUrODisF.
"A eornt. punions. ncrown nails treated
tvot mnsenfe. Consult me for all loof tfou.
mes, A. Phone. 1913. SO. eii West
i'n'n street !an24.iyr
REMOVAL NOTICE
! nRs. PIERCE AND CANN. DENTISTS.
- have removed FROM no. fio Market
street 10 No. sii Market street. second
moor. dec2-im
nK j.. J. BRADLEY. JR.. DENTIST.
] ~ has removed his nffce from ZOO Frnnk
Evening journal., 1913-12-10

Great bar-alr. and but i,uc cash needed
.ooiS theml over
Evening journal., 1913-12-10

n icFLs FURNisHEn ROOMS so 5oi
~ West street noezs lm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-03
Japan Continues Friendly.

Tokio.-The premier, Count Gombei
Yamamoto. addressing a meeting OF
influential business men and financiers
declared that he appreciated. with ref.
erence to the California question. that
the earnest efforts OF leaders had re-.
suited in a sound and dignified Opin.
ion on the part Of the public. The ex.
listing difficulty he said, was confined
10 one state and did not represent the
sentiment OF America. and justice and
humanity, which ever prevails in the
United States. combined with friend.
ship for Japan, he hoped, would bring
about a satisfactory solution. A few
agitators continue their attempts to
stir up anti.American feeling. They
posted up additional violent and
threatening announcements, which the
police tore down.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-03
WOOL AND SUGAR HAVE STAMI
OF SENATE APPROVAL.
Mexican Rebels Planning a Raid OF
Sonora-Many Old Veterans Are
Walking to the Reunion at
Gettysburg.

Washington. d. Gree sugar In
1916 and free raw wool now are estab.
lished in the tariff revision bill, hav-
ing been approved by the democratic
caucus Of the senate after a two days
fight. The sugar schedule, as RI
ported by the majority members Of
the finance committee and practically
as 1t left the house. was approved BY
a vote Of 40 to 6. Free raw wool as
submitted by the majority and Just as
it passed the house swept the senate
caucus by a vote Of II to 6. This
ratification Of President Wilson's
tariff policy, he having insisted upon
the wool and sugar propositions be-
fore the ways anil means committee
in the beginning. came after long
series Of developments since the
tariff bill passed the house, in which
the president has been an active par.
ticipant.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-03
CHARACTER THE REQUISITE
CURRENCY BILL INTRODUCED BY
SENATOR OWEN.
Railroads Urged to Insist Upon En-.
ployes' Moral Characteristic for
Woman Suffrage on Sta.
ues Of Illinois.

Washington. - The administration
currency bill was launched on the
troubled seas OF legislative consider.
alton Thursday when 1t was intro
duced in the senate by Senator Owen
and in the house by Representative
Glass. The house Immediately refer.
red the resolution to the banking and
currency committee. Several changes
had been made in the bill as the re.
suit of numerous conferences in which
President Wilson, democrats of the
house and senate committees, treas
ury department officials and commit
tees of bankers took part, following
the publication Of the proposed mea
sure several days ago, but despite
earnest appeal that the federal re-
serve board to control the proposed
new currency system be increased
and that the bankers be given repre-
sentation. no change in this provision
was made. The board will consist of
several men to be appointed by the
president.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-03
Mr.. Bryans New Secretary.

Washington.-George G. Waite, Of
Lincoln, we'll known in Nebraska as
a business man and personal friend OF
Secretary Of State Bryan, has arrived
In Washington and entered upon the
duties OF clerk to Secretary Bryan.
Mr. Waite succeeds Ben Davis, a
former Nebraskan, the latter having
been made chief clerk of the state
department. The announcement OF
the appointment OF Mr.. Waite at the
state department says that he was a
friend of Secretary Bryan at the time
both were students in Illinois college
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-03
SiclIian VILLAGES In Panic,

Cosenza. Calibria, Italy.-The great
disaster in Sicily and Calibria in 1908
has been brought forcibly To mind by
a series Of earth shocks which appear.
ed graver than they really were owing
to the panic they caused. The people
rushed out of their houses terror.
stricken at the first shock and ran
screaming and imploring mercy. They
are now camping In the open fields
or in underground grottoes. Troops
and n detachment of Red Cross work.
ers were hurriedly dispatched to
points where the greatest damage was
reported. The villages most seriously
affected are Roggiano. Gravina. Mon.
grassao and San Beneditto.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-03
MORAL CHARACTER NEEDED.
Railroads Urged to Insist Upon Il
Among Employees.

Chicago.-As n means Of preventing
accidents, railroads throughout the
country were urged today to adopt
stringent rules as to the moral char
acter Of their employees. The national
congress Of alienists and neurologists
adopted a resolution advising the rail
roads not to employ men who use
alcoholic beverages either on or off
duty.
After listening to an address by
DR.. Theodore Diller OF Pittsburgh,
Pa. the congress decided to make
these further recommendations to
railroads and other transportation
companies:
THAT the habitual use OF any mar.
cotic drug be a ground for discharge
from the service.
That we recommend that some plan
be adopted by which the mental in
tegrity Of such employees may be in
qured into Systematically from time
to time, for the purpose of eliminat
ing those who may become mentally
unfit"
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-03
WILL FIGHT It OVER
BLUE AND GRAY GATHERING ON
HISTORIC FIELD.
GAIN IN PROPERTY VALUES
Assessment Returns Show Marked
Increase Over Last tYcar--Earth.
quake Causes Panic In
Sicily.

Gettysburg. Pa.-Gettysburg stepped
difty years backward Sunday into the
halo OF history and looked again upon
an army OF blue and gray. meeting at
her doorstep to Join in the semicen.
tennial celebration OF the greatest bat.
tie of the war between the states. and
to show the world that scars are not
so deep as the feeling OF American
brotherhood. From early morning un.
I'll long after sundown the veterans in
blue and gray trooped into the little
town which has slept so peacefully
among Its hills since Lee and Meade
turned their legions southwark long
ago. More than thirty special trains
came into the village during the day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-07-03
Cigarette a Matrimonial Agency.

York, Neb.-Miss May Lauk Of st.
Louis and Edward Kimbrough, a bar
ber Of this city, were quietly married
one day last April by County Judge
Wray. No one except the couple them.
selves knew OF the hidden romance
that preceded the wedding. Kim.
brough purchased package OF
cigarettes last winter. On one OF the
papers he discovered a name and an
address written. II was that OF his
bride. Mrs. Kimbrough had written
her name on the paper while she was
an employe in tobacco factory in st.
Louis. After weeks had passed. she
received a letter from the York bar.
Der, A correspondence ensued and
photographs were exchanged The
bride came to York She met her hus.
band for the first time the evening be.
fore her marriage.