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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-24
TULSA ROAD IS
A Bic SUCCESS
MANUFACTURERS RECORD SAYS
), >. LINE IL \ NONDER
FOR ITS AGE,
Sand SPRINGS H'PPEN|NCS
Curt Briefs Giving Important Recent
News Happenings la the
Bustling suburb.

Commenting upon the Sand Springs
Railway company ana the successful
operation Of il. the current Issue Of
the Manufacturers Record has the
following 10 say:
The Sand Springs Railway, which
was built by Charles Page from Tul-
sa. Okla, 10 sand Springs IS de
cided success The little road which
has only about eight miles of nam
line, furnishes IA connection from the
Frisco system at Tulsa to the Mis-
souri, Kansas 4 Texas Railway at
Sand Springs and It is said that the
freight traffic over the link has been
steadily increasing, SO that, in addi-
ton TO its main line, the road has
seven or eight miles of switches ana
sdings, and is adding to them. An
extension is being made at Tulsa TO
connect with the Midland Valley Rail
road and also with the Santa Fee sys-
tenn. The line Is handling now from
80 To 100 cars Of freight every day
1t is described as being practically n
property of the Children's Home at
Sand Springs which was erected by
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-24
MILD WINTER, SAY SQUIRRELS.
Have Eaten Nuts This summer In
stead OF storing Them.

The rural long distance weather
forecaster has held up q wet finger
10 the breeze. contemplated The moon
Inspected the north side " the trees
" the forest and made his pr1gno-tl-
cation FOR the coming winter Ac-
cording TO he signs. ne says. the cold
period this year will be unusually
short ana mild-a typical open"
winter.
zone Of the surest signs " the
weather to come says chamateur
prophet. rs the behavior Of the
squirrels and other nu' storing ami
mails When hard winter Is In
prospect the squirrels begin storing
nuts early In August. denying them
selves meanwhile I'm the matter OF
daily ratiOns When there T. 20 be- ID
mild winter the squirrels are less
provident and eat the nuts instead of
storing them.
This summer / have watched the
squirrels in Fairmount Park and IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-24
RECORD BREAKER
BANKRUPT sale
CLARK AND GRIETITHS BANK
RtPICN STOCK II GOING ON
TIIE MARKET At BIG
DISCOUNTS At 2O3
SOUTH MAIN.

Th. Harlow Brol,rage does the
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Main street store. hundreds OF peo-
pie crowd i'm to take advantage of
the bargains offered in the Clark and
Gri'nths Bankrupt Sale. The store
was iammcd from morning until the
doors were closed. Hundreds of pcO-
pl, unable 10 get I'm the store on ace
count OF the crowd. This store has
always done big business. for the
reason that they sell high grade mcr-
chlndise at medium prices. They are
unlike any other store in the city.
having purchased within the last
eighteen months over nfty-one stocks
at from 30 10 50 cents ON the dollar
they have ALWAYS been able 10 sell
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-24
DELEGATES GATHER
FOR BIC CONGRESS
FOURTH INTERN NlIONNI CON-
GRESS on SCHOOl. HNGIENE
OPENS TINS WEEK.

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from .II m, laodiu.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-24
ELECTRO-NED|CAL
DRS. LYNN AND kINB ALlL RE
MOVE, SCARS, WARTS, MOLIfS,
HAIR. PAINLESSI.N, WITH
OUT CUTTING.

Some # the most interesting work
IS done right here in Tulsa with cleo
trir'ty 81 the offices Of Drs Lynn and
kimball lEil has ever been heard oi.
Electricity takes the place of The
knife in scores Of operations, by dis
organizing and removing tissue with
ON. the less o: blood. Warts, moIca
and hnlr disappear like magic Eye.
ear nose ahd throat diseases are
more easily treated with the cucrelt
than by n"ticinc alone. All chrome
diSnases and the troubles of men and
womca arc more easily restored to
health lS the use Of electricity, If
YOU have been suffering for mouth-
without Icjef, just lay aside you
prejudice and get acquainted with
physicians who have more advanced
ideas about treating all kinds of
chronic diseases than you have over
met before ?3N Robinson Arcade.
Phone 3231 Consultation free. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-24

Mr. Page, and II employs abou. 100
people. The roads passenger trains
during July carried about $1,000 per-
sons mostly to ana from Sand SprIngs
Park
Il.J Davis ua. in Ome, and Paw
huslN this week iu conn. Jon with
the transfer of the psusr Telephone
exchange.
The Hotel Gray dOnns room has
been leased to r. I Mrul,uhalI who
takes charge tomorrow, Hnd has a
card ia this issue
Mrs Frank Pilgrim sols the re
port that She viii move to Fort Smith
Is a mis- axe. that she viii Doutnu,
20 live here
Mrs James Gray and son JEFF have
returned from "a visit near Pittsburg,
Kan. They SAY II Is hotter there
than here
Mrs y, H. Dadtsou and children ar
rived last Friday from Prague and
the family Is living temporarily in a
part Of the Pilgrim house.
Mrs ;. T.. Davis IS here from Osage
10 make home with her sons, II \,
and II. j. Davis They have built a
room on their house for her
The Dalton building cement walk
In front Of the bank and the lnwloss
store was completed this week II
is ~ feet wide, the widest I'm town.
Mrs r.. H. Gross entertained her
mother Mrs. frank r. Gray who Is
here from pittsburg, Kan, and Mr.
and Mrs, Frank Chrrck al dinner
Wednesday evening
A IT, Mott sustained a painful in
Jury to his left thumb AZ the BAN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-24
SHH! LADIES! SECRET 70 DAREEN
FADED GRAY HA|R-IjS; SAGE TEA

druggists as they usually use too
much sulphur, which makes the hair
sticky. Get "Wyeth's" which can al
ways be depended upon to darken
beautifully and ia the best thing
known to remove dandruff, stop scalp
itching and falling hair
BY using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
no one can possibly tell that you dark
ened your hair It does It SO naturally
and eveny-you moisten a sponge or
soft brush. drawing this through the
hair, taking one small strand at
time which requires but a few mo-
ments Do this at night and by morn
Ing the gray hair disappears; after
another application or two It's nat
ura color is restored and 1t becomes
glossy and lustrous and you appear
years younger.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-24


II is now evident that this ycar's
crop Of corn is to bee a very short one
and the shortage Is made the more
acute by similar shortage in oats.
Wheat on tho contrary promises "A
bumper yield.
Corn sold bon the ucighborhood ~
81 cents on the Chicago Board Of
Trade last winter ana oats huE'rcd
above the 3O-Ccnt mark. But spccu-
lauon. being free to deal with the
facts. has lifted the coarse grains ill
corn stands at 73 and oats al ~ cents
This means. of course that the short
age In yield will be offset protauto,
by the rise IN price.
This is doubtless very wrong from
Senator Clarks point Of view Ac-
cordiug TO that statesman. the farmer
should be left alone To- fight his bat
tie with the consumer. so that the
price may rise after a short crop is
gone. But Senator Clarke and states
men OF his kidney are not likely 10
convert the west though the west
may be perfectly willing 10 lct con-
gress try 1t on the dog
And. after all. how silly II is To lua-
glne that congress can abolish spccu-
lation while nature continues 90 bring
forth giant and pigmy crops. at her
own sweet will Is there a more in
vetcrate speculator than the farmer
who stakes his hard cash on the vic
iysltudcs Of temperature and rainfall
Could there be "A greater calamity than
to depend upon crops that had no
ready market and which must conse-
1uently be- sold at the consumers
price,
These questions must be answered
by the fanatics whose Idea OF reform
consists I'm destruction, root ana branch
Sooner or later. congress viii regulate
the commercial exchanges Just as IT
regulates railways and national banks.
The contracts and the grades deliver
able on them will be standardized. Not
only so. but the methods In daily use
will be scrutinized by the government
expert representatives. Let us hope
that the south may not be sacrificed
before the era Of scientific legislation
sets in.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-24
SAGE MIXED WITH SULPHUR RE
STORES NATURAL COLOR
AND LUS1RE TO HAIR.

Why suffer the handicap Of looking
old. Gray hair, however handsome,
denotes advancing age. We all know
the advantages OF a youthful appear
ance.
Your hair is your charm. II makes
or mars the face When II fades,
turns gray and looks dry wlspy and
scrabbly Just few applications Of
Sage Tea and sulphur enhances It's
appearance a hundred fold.
Either prepare the tonic at home.
or get from any drug store a so cent
bottle Of "Wyeths Sage and sulphur
Hair Remedy" ready for use; but lis
ten. avoid Preparations put up by
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-24
CLARENORE BOY
INVENTS AUTO
IARIE AUSTIN H\S \ NiM IDEA
N BUILDING NIrO-
MOBILE.
WILL RACE HIS CAR SOON
Noung Inventor plans to Enter His
New Car in Some of the Rig
Automobile Races.

CI'AltEMOKH Aug 23'- Earle
Austin the son of "A prominent mer-
chant NJ n,is Mao. nina has hoon
"'IN'l'S ON ho'o' car OF ms own m
,'huoh TOR inc PAST o'sni''h mon MS
nus ldS' 'uihplrlcd ms HrSt machine
ah' u pu'lhs 1t T." some OF the most
l'~'u 'a's new "' '"hoO'I' mas ever
b'rl |npjeCt'u TO-
''I ',' p'ueI %, a"'l' news "I'l
lh'I 'hu PnoIosfai h'rS' MI AusllI
'""u' q 'rlal run '"Iay over s'ralshl
country ,Hl Ioa" Hp twenty per
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-24
MEMHHIS- Tenn.. AuE. 81

MFMFHT0 Ienn., Aug. g5-"LltIIe
Homer Strong aged Z, became a
candidate for a hero medal toway,
when he rescued his 2-year-old sister
Florence from fire in their attic bed
room when he discovered the flames
in the hallway Homer rushed back
into the room. locked the trunk con-
tanning all the family's yaluables and
then aiding his sister To his back
carried her pig-a-back down the steps
where he was helped by neighbors
The mother had gone to work and
the children were alone at the time
Of the fire.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-24
WANTED TO MAKE PATENT
MEDICINE.
Appeals Ia Secretary Of Agriculture
To Learn How Much Arsenic He
Can Put in Chill Tonic.

WASHINGTON. Aug 23.-Whlie
strange letters are not rarity In gov
ernment departments. the secretary
Of agriculture recently received let
ter which breaks all records for in
quiry having 20 do with drugs and
medicine This letter which is print
ed below. omi ting the name and ad-
dress of the writer gives an insight
into certain type of persons who
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-24

Forest officers on the Payette nat
ional forest are using compressed
air drill in road work on the forest
There is considerable Sck work to do
and the drill saves time and money in
cutting grades on mountain roads.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-24

the woods about Kansas city and
they have made no effort 90 put
away a cold weather food supply ON
the contrary they are sunIng them
selves with the ripeniug nuts and at
the present rate will have ..1sumed
the greater part of the supply before
cold weather Is due. Either he squir-
rels are correct in anticipating a mild
winter or there will be some very
hungry animals IN the woods before
next spring
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-24
REGULATION or SPECULATION
West Doe, Not Want it, Declares New
Orleans Paper.

The New Orleans Timrs-D Democrat
of August -, 1913 prints the follow.
Iug.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-24

The headline. "Federals Robbed
Kansas Citian.' referred 10 a citizen
in Mexico aud not those who have
paid real money to see the Packers
play
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-24

Mr. Page, and n employs abou. 100
people The roads passenger trains
during July carried about 81 600 per
sons. mostly to ana from Sand SprIugs
Park
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CORONER SEEKS
APPROPRIATION

s'asim@n sAra," ssth sb~ A"gA r.
sitif-.s .I In.- coroner unH~r ,h.r Pro
ssSn- "t tn- satl tn- lss's-stiun
,s'i. which ari-nrs Is ,n~ sssst".s
Hasa Iat 1918. 'atoh~r ~ ~ RIr-'
-siI s.. s-iss ,n~ baaEd .s saHr't
commissioners as.I ask shn, ,n. aps
aops tasian far the sSr@ArEs pEsiF-
's- in 81 as@st ss tFSS Sole lsF tE- IL
rss az- in Iss's- rhss ta~ F-eiatEs7s
snas sts..rsrss shall nalss n. inaa. -
q. ali ses-s 9t Al, atn sr7aaIsias .itE7
~ s-sf'H HsSs sIi-s an s7rs--r' 't
81. tas ,ha, ar Nns0Fs 81 rtstss n-s nsia
~ ~sSrN d.s,h isosa fssA ssii. arr
as"sf saasTs sa .r- cool miH-s. ara
.h-s. sFrla~ass ~" .uns-rusts r.
isssssns aisa".psia,ta s@s sh- saepn
"ss .ffisr ss sssa"~. ssp@ 'hsabs u
ssassss b- dastl.si asi stSd- ssssI".
ls 'rs rs-ssns ap. susssssi.. lgiif s"s
'sas ssr Sac ,a- tees s"r i'sss"s st,'
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s-sssaa t.G ~ shr ass pg@s ss'ins
s0s s-ssI sssia. sl-sl+s Is-ss wh- Ia rrs"Fs
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u ssaii L- sh- -lsss ~ -.s1
sas.ass " sss svss7s-sss @ssssnsS
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
JUDGE oufrEs HERE

Jaass 4 I. GaHs.ss s"saSg issas.
Of .h- 'sisss iaaisiat atsss5fs ara sas'
met s-'i xnasa grs5ss.a' ss rslsJtsd.
assis-a t-aEs bsaEss sbss sa@ssJas
and eilt sr@as srs dave h~s~l
Ss.sss. 3aasrs ss @a- "i ss- ss.ss. ssssa
in.ns tsss-e< ir shr stats sss Sss
in shs Gssasa asssstassssSssas a yvssI
.ssr as sh- ssstapass sagsrssr seSsss
siss ssussrr sev@agssSrs hss hrrss
hsna bsss
Jaas- ssats-s ss srs9g ss@sa sas
rs,sSns-ls pelsssss ia ss5s s"'r'saa 81
sh6 state
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
,i-,s is q ris, ~.Hh .~~ins in ,rss

Hers Is q riss sassh .-~jns in IRIS
.sss at ssptslsusihsns ana issia5a
ssransas is-r- ss a plot TIE more
assns i Ss.g onward sArsr asr np
Frssazsass- sna ea-ahihstrss rasins
in th;s sss-ara of bsepraissss TIE
easrrnt of -Srass s~5trs f"n Ass
takes Sss, on and ass and ~hsn 'hs
-ad CONES sess are glad ssh s@fs"s a
sssi slAa b~.apsr s1 good a IsIas
saas es !, docs s"ssusssl s-eass" II
g nAs 80, .@sn
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
PERSONALS

r. u, COOK, OI Florence. Colo, Ia
In the city on business.
:, V.cchus, of Deias,ia. was
business visitor her. today.
y. \. Duiins. of Weston. is attend
Ing To businen. matters here.
Senator Charles =. Hayden of Wal
Ssnburx. WAS business vi.i,or here
last evening,
Jefferson u. farf. sheriff OF Hner-
faho county. came in last night on G
short busih.rs tfi.,,
Mrs. n, Ryan aud dau sht.s. %
iisr~ind. sp.n, the day mere visiting
friends and shopping.
Miss Gra.. Rice. a teacher in the
local schools. leaves 'ohish, for Dem
Vet where she will spend ,~o weeks
y, r.. Grisxoid LEFT yesterday for
Colorado Springs Ah-T" he ~lii spend
tn" Christmas holidays with his fam
lny.
Mr.. and Airs =. ", Woisoit are ss-
p-St.'i home tonight ff.hs an extend
ri Visi, with relatives and friends il.
Michigan,
Miss Maud Minor. . teacher in ihs
'i'y schools. NiIi spend ,h. Christ
mas vacation in beaver -iiA T-iar
lives ani friends
| Miss Ruby White. an- .f lh- ..
'ni TEACHERS. leaves tonight for nal-
las. Texas. where she ~iIi sp-ni Ihs
holidays si,h friends and relatives,
j. 4. iiua-.san. sakhi-T of the
firss National iisnk. ana Mrs. Hal
-isah. haS- t-surn-i fg.m an sss-ni-
sd pleasure "trip In s.ash-sn caiifas.
mia
Miss Katherine sisr isiaas trasn-r in
sh- Rice ss'ra-.s. siii lrsS- sauiehs at
ssssassssa saT Is-hs-gs Where sis- -i1i
sss- asI .h- Christmas ssliaaAs sits
Il ts,-has
Miss iy~,s tsanrssas .a- at sh- TO-
sal irasasts. iSfd yesterday saf sse
hanss 10 Wsis~ahiss ~s-s- sh~ siil
i st-aI ihH shstesaass vacation si1.
srs ras-n'ss
Il ss-"rs" r-si1hs pssnssE.ai al III.
isis- ssh.ais leaves .asishs tsr Sal
ga.iaa visit vita ssj-aas saa srIs
sis-S at David CSsSs N+as ana al
si"as Cisss Ia
VIII John has srsasa-a tsann >-~
Sast city .h-s- be ass ss~ns several
---As sj<ssinss iss viii sp-si
sss5.snss in Iss. slss ~ssh sss PAT,
Sa,ss Ms. ,na Ms j. ~ j@hao
sstse G.ness ss.Sxrazs sill i-as
srspossus Ia sa.~s.s sse ses ~rrs !,
shsj.aasae sst,ssss eHs tss.as. As'
spissasss Al tArssssa ass wais~r
EasGa Miss smsas9sass is a sssstsst
al sine lsss- -@s@ss
\ Miss Nm-sss Ma-assss sn'sf sss ia Gts
local high sea@sis s@ts sa5s aa.snisa
tas Mssi.8a sA.sS she ~iss zp~aa =
s-s sass before lraS5as saF ncas.'
saasr she ~iil s@r-a sac sesnaJas.s
as shr .hsisssass ssssssaa
Nss aaa Mrs " = kssHs~ ~ So
ss-sssa <sssrss @avr srswss-t ssef
Ass Esass.e sas@es s.aR~ ~ ''as-
-asa@aas Tssshss sRese sass wss7
rsstrsa seseassS by ss- death - Ms
s>saa.~. sers- sss-rsNsss " aa as~s ss~.'f
~ sha- place sb-zs -re Iep.sa
H.sh ~ sSsa-a .ss Sac sisss ups
esser H.ssseess ssss- ba,ss eaas sSs'
ASS several snng~n.ests ~ ESQ ksaa.s
sassiry hat asssaw s~sssr~s gsss'
ssse asH sss"sasrv 9ss Asassr il
narno rss sy tas sassa s'n r-ye
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o 8 I I U 4 r 7

Hsss.
Miss Mas slssr Ring asasstss es
Nsss T HisEs died % Z ~'e'sse last
nish' .. shs B@Rs- ~ sSs Ssa'bTs
t-8s &.ss. ssfr@sz s.rssss waJTh sss
, ssra, ssarh sa asns@ssrs. of .br sss
lis ara ssf..sss We sse spsaiH eg az
jtEnrs. as nsasr thar SO" SrAgs
u. a-d~asra s'ss .a~ NJ shs psnss
a,@rsfss y.sns ~earr 1T The sjss sat
ans ~ fa@iIs Of rtshss '"rg u'
vha.a ate aas Heed =bU was bog
in New Mgsise and received bus -eiss
asian in tbs TrtuTasd schools S'ss
Is saFsjvsa bs hsr .s"ssss ssd 'hrc'
sisters Mrs lyrr MyIsgitzs Nab~1
Suy aad Mana Hiaas ali 81 shss
tive hcre Funeral srsar z"ssrw's
have .ns b@pp sannteySts
C'hscsisg-s >-~s soc = ~sc-'As
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19

ri" haii ,nIn@sss IN Ill saa-s at
'i-atH resulting within ,niEiy
haNs Ir1m snY nssii-,, IN at
Si'"'' a ...l nia~, liz shall
sis- tine chief insE-stsF i,- n.-
siS- af 'in~ aEi i.iass ~h-s
sss.h inau.-s, shall b-- h-ia. ii~
shall ssii,i-s-na all witnesses.
tnStniinE Hi,n-ss-s ehish in-
tasr-s'"f shsii ds"m necessary.
1"
Isaias a." saF.n.F "a halsias m N.
Stsrs' I. saHaiFr in,a thS a-a,e as
1.@'sis <at'sFss nj u sasI ,sin.r -Ea 80.
htli-s hf a fall at E.rh a, shss itAias
tsssn- .l 'h~ iSaidR 'aai @.a-rahs
"n .sr"rsnI-rF ! As sh-sss Etna .,
asrit-a's 1s ssusa'iS @ssur in sh. ..ai
ssais"s II is aa,isiI'a'rL tHas ,a- ,~->
tot i'nsss-s aaa is'sass sai ni'-'
ass 4. Ssiag sissrss0s in lv.m sn-
sss-saa' s.sl sasnt.s .iii -ss ur IN"
appropriation annually i-gs-s h' 'nu
1aassEt as ntatssjaarss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
ROYAL ARCANun
MEETING At PUEBLO

ROYAL sanuei,-s stons Trihi5st.
gan.e .5sps <slifas sSststtlrs TIp1a
e.cs. so..sast- springs saa csh-r SIS
les nf sks state assembled at . Su5S Ssl
ssg ra-etjnz nj I'urbls last njsbt arr
sgrsssd sb- Gssnt Rrssass y. Gam
pieU. 1T Dnns.g Among - ps"nin
IN. people in astsnssntu and Who II"
riVsrrst addresses wny~ Frank "
wttss-.has. ~ i,arr5sssurs. va. wb
sas~ q I-stii 'aIs on "Fra'esraI-
-su.' ard Ntctnsy Geusrsi i trS
rarrars ras, FpGrnt j. " Ha~-
i.y. a assud a;tises and s"smcrIy ~
,hjs risys spoke Trinidad souueH
vas represented by Nrls Hrns'cn aud
Isush Morris sn5 among III" canfj-
dates initiated was y. J. IetfEscss c'
,Lis city Nnpthrr big mr~siHa 81
i,~ held in Denver tonight
\ baaoue, followed ,h" m"-'inR.
more than ,hree hundred sitting ct
She table whe.. the feast vas spread
4 rryep,igp se. tap u-r1hcrs vss
hold as the Vail hv'rl-
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
GARCIA HELD FOR
GARRETT kIllINe

Nilltan s.aEf-ss sssn~ SO his death
ia TginIIsa .,s. lA-e-hsG-F ~ ts.sa sa.
asIes,s al a zaasba' NaaaI Inflicted
BY pistol in sh. Hanas Of i'ipgra-
lima sareia. And tbs hiltias ~as Ia
Ionic
rhss SOS th- s-sssiss srsarn--l bs .
sossa-s'a iass that Yesterday after
hs"a h-agt ssssipon4 s-sasis- So thr
ssso@sins es sh.s tol1sra chef ~ shs
CSsina.ts hotel on "Wednesday a.sh.
ssuaa th- -Sia-ese il sss siss.os-s,
,aas G.seja s.s hsa 'sssssi- wisa Ris
~ ise. -aa aptaY cd al shs hotel. AMI ,sas
Tassrss sss issest.srd sa SEPARATE
,A~sa- sssseias IL ens~ss.sss hai So
rs..-a ss. ealarsa raae @s iasieaast
vhh ass sifr asa naa saaS In ai'
s- ssssas .-ear-a ss- ess ~i's ehiFh
Ns sssos gsssess
rAs hslsrs catered she lrss sjss-
she sdss s~s~ssd sh~ ssaAs bsiS"s
sh- s@ana Srjss ssasafssTss1s s@ssSsss
sn Faas@ asssa a. .s~ ass>sasAt 9r~snf
~Sf s4"SAHhE NeFHH'HHn 49, NNHu.---1'
sAssrsss hss ss.ser.ss- In sssssias
sa. s.sraa sscns sar Had @l .asrts
assrs BE ~as sssA sss sasa- So 8sa
s.sass se sa@a' his .sssisssss
Gsrts il srias ArlA Sea sn 5a'"sl
sass.a sssts5se ssrssss fIJ b~ tig'S
s.seasF ~ ~ Sbp- ss 5u e"sassaujz
|sas5@a sish nJisr Mss Garrett &
asashsrs .s sh- arassse T. wa" Sc
sides AT snss pc aa.ssrs ks.os sh" ~sIs
arrive saa5ay @s saaaoss.s spa 'hs
body wis r,5asssb1s br ssipss~vt sr tba'
PJss.s
The v5aeSsses ri abs iaeprss sssH
srsas8 pTtm Nrse ~ - HSass"ns w5i'
nj the psopst+,Sr @s shs C"sjnsrsp
sas.Js Ctart tsrS kAsa5 saabrs' sa1H
saa. wha gap.us-S Gssssss snf u. u
Tsagr sad \ tseas ha'st apra's
ard .D~IE<- "stsr-r HAIRY is-v-s
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
A pANaEk stanA1

Hoarseress in y ,biId that is sub
jec' ;o crpur is SIRE sign Of an ay-
nroachine attack. Give Chamber
iain's Cwch Remedy as sorr as tn
child becomcs hoarsn and the attach
may he vard-d off. For sale M AZ
dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
psa's tess,s q. Nssyss.s's 0uiia
dsaee the aigh, after xnas
NOTICE

0OIICE
$sated bids wsJg BIC received s-s ID.
se1ssstassi"n es sas has SsEsaas sessa
~ .esss It.u..s un-it ~ @-cE-ek q W.
Jsnasts 80 tstss ss ths Is~ssd "s
Cgsnsy Eors-rB5.s5asess of lsss N.snsa.
C"sssys ,sI"ss at shsis -ssseo. gesnss
Nasn sna ygsessnss streets TfjaidaG
'eIases'o. aSvesain4 to ersss ana
sE~SIsSss'is"s Ua sic ~Ish T. w. ard
w W Rapp ,emnsays ar ehis.y' !.
Nasosit BUiIdsag. Trinidad sole.
~ abssc da'r smd ssssr all bid will
10 psbIiely -p.nse and srss sIs-,ts
Nll hi-e to- h~ marked Svias m
ycrsr. Is~ssa''s and addressed TO tho
undersigned TIE Iscstsl reserve rs ~
right to reject say and aiE sjsis zG
y Harlan Chaismsrs
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS

itasoid Hall Wsizhss esa is said
to be- The ssass a-s sstas as sbr Fass-sH
GET Amrsisah hassts.ss. w5tb sAr as
sissans- os tsl.brssF " 'iesn@sssss
has made a lsarna.isasson @s mis-
asass widely frsa n"Sels rHe sh~pl
Nerd Of the Hills. sss iaitsai psoasuez
ssos IN lhi. cNs ~JIi ssss place az
The Nest Ts-sss- Nesass nish's sAees
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
LISTEN FOR fHH WHISTLE.

Listen 'ce srr Whistles The .-N
carrie. boys nov ncssnes new wh's-
'Ie@. Tho hcyS ~iII L'ov She whistles
vn.n ,ney t-IiVrr papers. When
gnu hrar 'He whistle 'unieh, and
nights hereafter got your C-S just
afr- y. has hcnn invDwn.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-19
LISTEN FOR fsK WHISTLE

i.ls'rn s"r .s- shs.si-,' Tn. Ss>
sarri-s bnf. a"s prs~~>~ s~s shssE
tbs Tn- r.Fs -,l .i.~ the whistles
sh1a sh~S deliver par-ssg whss
sas. hear shn .hi.'i~ soaishs ssd
atss.s hereafter s-s Saas en- ju.i
sss-s u ns. ss~-a sssn~as