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The Washington times., 1913-01-28

Well made golden oak dresser like
the cut to the left. Has beveled
French plate glass mirror. four deep
drawers. wood knob trimmings. and
is nicely polished.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-12

Wanted in Kansas.-Deputy Sheriff
J. G. Battin of Senaca, Kansas, is in
FL Centro with extradition papers for
Elmer B. Moore, who is wanted in
Kansas on a charge of obtaining mon
ey under false pretenses. Moore was
one of the victims of the auto acci-
dent Saturday night in which ]. B.
Duggan was killed. He will be taken
east tonight, having recovered suf-
ficiently from his injury.
x x ::
Change at Tulane.-The Hornsley
Brothers Trio, who made their first
appearance last night at the Theate1
Tulane, will give a changed program
at that house tonight. They pleased
their audiences last night and will
continue to do so. Miss Lucy Witt
hoft delighted the audiences with hei
soprano voice. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Drew, who appeared at the Tulane
Monday night suddenly concluded
their engagement yesterday after.
noon.
X x X
At Hotel Oregon.-L. E. Harding
D. NJ. Baldwin, Edward Dool, E. C
Campbell, Ed. c. Jinks, C. H. might
E. L. Langbein, Charles Harris, E. A
Doran, j. A. Brewer, J. M. Davis, D
H. Drew, C. C. Wright, John G. Knox
Los Angeles; Fred j. Claxton, Sar
Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. North
up, jr., Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Cradle
l.. E. Lund, Adolph Levi, A. c. Zim.
mermann, II. Gibbons, w. H. Palmer
w. A. Autry, r. L. Downey, San Di.
ego; NJ. C. Rose, Cleveland, o.; J. G
Battin, Seneca, Kan; B. r. Bond
Eureka; Mr. and Mrs. Jack SlagIe
Phoenix; r. F. Garner, San Bernar.
dino; II. A. Parker and family, Crane
Junction, Colo; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-12
MOTHER! IF CHILD'S
TONGUE is COATED
If cross, feverish, cOnstipated, bilious,
stomach sour, give california
Syrup of Figs"

A laxative today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels, which become clogged up with
waste, liver gets sluggish; stomach
sour.
Look at their tongue, mother! If
coated, or your child is listless, cross,
feverish, breath bad, restless, doesn't
eat heartily, full of cold or has sore
throat or any other children's ailment,
give teaspoonful of california Sy-
rup of Figs" then don't worry, be-
cause it is perfectly harmless, and in
a few hours all this constipation poi
son, sour bile and fermentine waste
will gently move out of the bowels,
and you have well, playful child
again. A thorough "inside cleansing
is oftimes all that is necessary. 1t
should be the first treatment given in
any sickness.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for 50-cent bottle
of california Syrup of Figs" which
has full directions for babies, child
rem of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly printed on the bottle. Look
carefully and see that it is made by
the "California Fig Syrup Company
Don't be fooled!-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-12
NOTICE
or Sale of Horses by Virtue of Agis-
tors Lien

tors Lien
Notice is hereby given that Whereas
one r. a. Daley did on the 9th day of
undersigned, Clark Adair. in the Coun-
" of Imperial, State of California, one
black mare and one bay horse the
same to be kept and pastured on the
premises of the SAID Clark Adair in the
County of Imperial, State of Califor-
MIA, and
Whereas, the said r. H. Daley is in
Adair, has kept, fed cared for and pas
tured said horses from the 9Th day of
July 1913, and
Wheeras, the said r. H. Daley is in
debted to the undersigned in the sum
of Twenty Dollars $4,000, as COM
pensation for the caring, keeping and
pasturing said horseu, no part of said
sum has been paid to the undersigned,
and the said account having been due
and PAYABLE for more than twenty
days, and
Whereas, the undersigned claims a
lien upon the said horses under and by
virtue of the provisions of Section
3051. Of the Civil Code of the State of
California;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby Civ
en- that the undersigned will on the
Gath day of November, 1913, at his
one half miles norl- Of the town OF
Seeley in the County of Imperial. State
Of California, at the hour of ten
o'clock a. m, by virtue of the afore
said lien, sell said horses. at public
auction to the highest and best bidder
for cash United states Gold coin for the
purpose of satisfying said Hen and In
debtedness together with the keeping
selling advertising and all other costs
in the sale Of said property.
Dated this 10th day of November
1913. CLARK w. ADAlR.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-12
To Keep Order in Panama

Panama, Nov. 12-By consent of
the Panama government a patrol of
the Tenta U. S. Infantry has been
established in the cocoa grove district
of Panama city to maintain order and
prevent clashes in the future between
soldiers and the Panama police.
The patrol has its headquarters in
one of the police stations. 1t consists
of lieutenant, a non-commissioned
officer and six privates.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-12
E. Wolfe, Nordhoff; Lester A. La
Velle, Oxnard.
MAINLY PERSONAL

Edward Dool, former Calexico real
ty operator, was an FL Centre visitor
from Los Angeles yesterday.
Among. the San Diego visitors in
Ell Centre are Mr.. and Mrs. d. B.
Northrup, jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. H. d.
Cradle.
H. A. Parker and family of Grand
Junction, Colo, arrived in Ell Centre
yesterday to make their future home.
Rev. Father O'Hara left last even
ing on a business trip to Los Angeles.
He expects to return Saturday morn
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-12
Cutting Canal Channel

Panama, Nov. 12-The work of
cutting the channel through Cuacar-
acha slide is proceeding slowly.
The present outlook is that no navi-
gable channel can be made through
the slide for deep draught vessels be-
fore January 1.
1t is reported that the Tenth infan-
try, now in the canal zone, will be re-
cruited to it's full strength. This
would mean the dispatch to the 18TH
mus of about $50 additional men.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-12
Found

An absolutely safe gasoline stove.
Come and see for yourself. The Slew
ert Distolate burner on demonstration.
A full line of roasters for Thanksgiv-
ing. Valley Hardware Co. G. Wat
kins, proprietor. North side of Main
street.-Adv. 16e
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-12
CITY AND VALLEY.

ments of poultry from the valley are
daily increasing preparatory to the
brisk holiday trade. Last night from
Ell Centre alone twenty-five crates of
turkeys and seven crates of chickens
went to the coast markets by express.
x x
Retrying L. E. Johnson. THE re-
trial of L. E. Johnson continues to-
day in the superior court. Johnson
was convicted of obstructing justice
at Holtville and carried the case to
the appellate court, securing an or
der for a new trial.
x x
Stole from Firemen.s[An unknown
thief broke into the firehouse a day
or two ago, stealing new pair of
rubber boots and flash lamp The
boots were a gift to the department
by P. J. Cunningham, and the flasa
light was an appurtenance to the new
auto truck.
Parent -Teachers.-On account of
the county fair next week the gram
mar school section of the Parent
Teachers Association will be held Fri
day, November IA, at the Olive street
school at 3 p. b. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged. All inter
ested are urged to attend.
x X X
Becomes Deputy Sheriff.-City Po-
lice Officer F. c. Kemp in the near
future will become a deputy under
Sheriff Mobley Meadows to take the
position of Deputy Sheriff ~kilgore,
who is one of the proprietors Of the
new Tulane Cafe and wishes to de-
vote all his energies to that business.
X
Wallace Surrendered.-G. H. Wal
lace, driver of the car which met with
a fatal mishap on the Imperial road
Saturday night, was last night sur
by his bondsmen. Wallace
was charged with manslaughter on ac-
count of the affair and Guy Beynon,
J. w. Breedlove and B. E. Colvin had
put up $4,000 bonds for his release, but
later changed their minds.
X x X
Card Party.-Mrs. J. R.. Garrep,
who is to be hostess at the card party
to be given from 2 to 5 Thursday Laf-
trenoon at the Masonic Temple by the
Ten Thousand Club, is very anxious
that the club members shall not for
get the event.
X X X
Indian Musical COmpany.-The De-
Ruiz Indian Musical company made a
hit at the L. & S. theater last night.
The entertainment includes a depic-
ton of the early Indian life, Indian
dancing by Mrs. DeRuiz, and other
and vocal music fo high
order A comedy sketch is also rem
dered by the company.
X
River Regulation.-A meeting was
to have been held in Los Angeles
Chamber of Commerce yesterday look
ing to the appointment of committee
to go to Washington. The meeting
was adjourned until the 14th. The di-
rectors of the irrigation district have
asked the privilege of naming one
member of the committee.
New Men in Charge.-Messrs. Lin
nett & Lang, who have bought the
Valley Shoe Store Of P. T. Cunning
ham, are now in charge of the place,
and are following the policy of putting
in an entire new line. The store will
be under the management of Mr..
Lang, his partner being in the same
line of business in Oxnard, where he
will remain.
*
Wanted in Kansas.-Deputy Sheriff
J. G. Battin of Senaca, Kansas, is in
FL Centro with extradition papers for
Elmer B. Moore, who is wanted in
Kansas on a charge of obtaining mon
ey under false pretenses. Moore was
one of the victims of the auto acci-
,,,b;nh
Imperial Valley press., 1913-11-12
All Are Invited

The Press extends standing invi-
tation to the public to visit this office
any week day afternoon between 3
and A o'clock and see in operation the
perfecting press on which this news
paper is printed, and which takes the
paper from roll, prints it on both
sides and delivers the finished paper
folded, ready Tor the carriers or mail.
Wanted-At "Press" office, clean
rags for wiping machinery. Il
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20
CURRENCY BILL
SENT To
HOUSE
COM.

WAs-Inss.n. t-re. s",= Nis"s = k.'
debate in the spsis- ,1..aS. aisaIsis,
,Ia,ish i-ai-F. had ,a-ig -aY aai
sent the surs-asy biii Z. a sapfvfCnr.
committee. N,'-rHp,s I. osn.ur at
onr- is The -ssas amendments ~-Fs
defeated sri In 80,
\ Sruap af middle ~-.t i'-mprEsss
sasar . tu,ii. tisa, Z. a.c.r' the s-a-
ct. ps"si.ica. ies guarantee Of .!..sss-
t,s. t~-dissuias at sN aonshs xsii
cultural pap~s eat nss sess tsini
mortgage tn-ens by national hanks
ti.sl ."rA al rr-.sTins the sa.
naiai.srstson snrr-nsS biii fnF i'r-si,
h-ns wiissh slSsasaf- ~as b-su.i
,.Sia, -h-a h"us- aud srna,- cpu'
f"s-rs ns-t ,s s.ut-rs- differences h.
s~-.a the "o~.n Substitute as Tn.
.s-ssafu ps. k..-n "a I, passed. ,ir
s-sa,-. AMI ih. Glass hill. shirh uas
the sdaaini.,rssinn measure in 'h.
house.
The bill sent ,a y"s..T.nc-. A"~.
ever. with the hugs.s Hahas-rs IN
strust- ts accept ,a. s-aai- amend
meat. rs;-hdIns ts.s r--di.s"un, priv.
i'-s- to .is months r"snm-rciHI ia.
ser and permitting national banks Ia
make five year farm muAsae- loan.
u, sa,. of sti 81 III" iA-mS'
crsiz voted doan instructions of
fct.a b. Representative Nahs tn sub
sti,u,- the Hitchcock bill.
DARING the debate Representative 6
Glass declared that no immediate
agreement bct~Cn- I'll" 'u. house.
Was likely. although other leader.
predicted caris action.
There are serious difference. be-
tween the two houses said Repre-
sentative Glass. and I capnot sr'
an, prospect of at immediate asrr-
mcnt.''
| Then after the huu-- had wran
eicd back and forth for more that
four hour. speaker Clark finally go
things to n point where he cou>
name tho conferccs. and he formal!
named Representative Glass. korbi.
and Hays.
| with the hou4c in disorder. Re
publican Leader Mann moved to in
stfuct tn. house confercc- to disa
gree to the senate amendment. AM
agree to to the Hitchcock bill re
icctcd ny the senate. parliamen
,ary wrangic cn-ucd and another roi
cal, war ordered to shut off debate.
senators Owen. Reed. OGormsn
Ipomcrcn.. Shafroih and Hollis. Dem
IL aallassd ssls eA4e -
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20

Released Irnni ..is.o4is - the miis
tar, authcrili-. ircm ih- city 'Ah'
whsf- he hss bs-s held si's.- Sos-is''
ber 90. Robert ihi,Tn. rstsia~ht IL
the Trinidad a.iH.,. unsAn. ras las
ulyLt fp-sSfssl-.i hs Under s1-ftid
I~h- Martin. ~h. served sspi.sl
shsfsias hiss With being aa aeses'
sosy IN the kiiiiax Of M,re .is"'
AnEus Si-sst '.s at Hastings "n
ursol,-r -. aiisE MAS driven 'a
lss ecuns, is,i Ia an ausoss'ooii-.
tn. r,i..as- oi tai'sh az . n.,Ii'afs
psisonrr ~ss ordered by a'asf..
ChsS~ VINO Iai. s-st.ses. ai'-'ns'e"
ss.i eosf-rsvi -ith iossE."s N'''
,poss over III. i.'-pAon~
A. .eoa ss ,ai,.h s-s.L.s, '.s
.usniy iaii ta custody All Marsi'
with i.i-.,.ns.t u ~ Si'hoi.. hs
49, sir.-it insrrvir~ri ~ "~'s
Ut uss.sa.srr niSa. vso. a,fins Its
Incarceration IN 81. cit, iaii. na 9
sos b.-a ai,,a si q. sec rin s!- ass
s~k~d seas sflius t..g charges r,si'
JY hin, in = i-si-f saas, sesd io !'r.rsi'
.ral JoIa M.i.~.nan ef 'r- 'ss'osa''''
stale gsasraliye al i-ahss. shtsh
~>e sys.i ~ tire is~'atrf .eas-astoa
lAls N.rk. IN which DE- Vhasxsts c.a'
raj Chsss. saa tass sniiilasy suth"n'
~. ~ilh .r.siis ms.isstsps IN" s's''.
TAR, ,rtsua. - ~ ~. .,i, is,i
4 niiss .ii.. sss ~.soA - ssss s.s itsd
ssAssss AMI ss.i b. lisa a.N ~sn 'a''
.uAy ui hts letter N t,-tht. i~ sat".
i,u~s,~, that a- sSuii nstk us all
M ~ s--rt,er. lie .ls~lsra 'hst f~'r'
.os.,iF "a Lai ~. rrn,. isiais asa'
ths, h. nsi ..s ttrn .nhs.si"'i '''
~ ,r..,n,~n; ns, ,na, tho ~ ~ss'a' ~
h. rc.yiain-d -i rai ',--n ,r'"f'ir-'
''jis. tho Gr-Ca.~ N,sin Erni s.''
,sa~rs
Ihi,pu vss .rrs-ssr sai I'n'
,b,oash . srt,lias examination "t
Ias. m,Ii,ar. .r'nn.,sst''e late last
,ee.,h. iI.oe the conclusion ei th.'
taeuis, os ;b- .sus.ai.sion . s"uI''''
1T weeks az. the nadinss In hi~ ~ss-
~r,- TIA, t-arl .sairncu's a.adc cot" =
s.rpi.s h,a.s~sf AID Mt. iss' ~"
tsst he .as = dangerous asJ uu"T'
.irspiy sI,e,. ari u MS '~sces'
msndr,, shN II. b. detained 'na"s'
ini,-iy. iau,h ds1i.~i isst ntEh'
tna, h. hal .sid tsat he ~ouid ""'
sp- ou,c . ,i,is.n -t the ,n's"''
state. nui that he ,oula not ti'
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20
xAROONED IN MOUNTAINS
WITH BUSTED AUTOMOBILE

Albuquerque. y. 81, Dc'. 20
Iuds. Colin Nctlo., OF silver CITY
who was msrnon.d all last nigh' VI
T,jcras canon in the san Dia mond
,,ins east OF NIbuauorqur and Tor
shoso safety fears were hold. reach
albuquerque safely this morning. re-
turning In an automobile seat To ma
relief. Judge Ncoieu was on VI"
way to hold court at Esunci. when
his automobile became stalled in on'
of tho high mountain 9asscs.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20

C"~slss-s "n psse ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20
Grand JURY To
PROBE STRIKE
CASES

The Las Anin,as county grand jury
will cop,cuc on Monday to take III
.hc liberalization ~ rari"u. gases
growing out Of the coal strike IN
southern Colorado. The grand Jury
appeared in court this morning ami
were given further Instructions u!
judge Ncll.ndric. Deputy Attorney
General Francis T.. Bouck Will arrive
here ON Monday and will lay before
the grand Jury u number oi matters
TO bc Investigated.
The grand jury convened ." o.-
c.mbcr I and ~as in session week
or more with various matters an" !
r.c,e. was taken until December -
At the time the jury convened '""se
McHeudrie in his instructions RECON-
mcn,led that all matters srowinS o"'
of the Industrial trouble be NOT 'ahe"
ND BY the grand jury for the Tim" We
ing. stating that military comm's-
sion was in session and prosecuting
an tn,csti CATION and that 'ner'
should be no conflict
The court this morning observe"
that the tim. had now come when al
the evidence of strike "is"r"''
should be laid before the Srahu l"r,
and that the Jury conduct lar an'
impartial Investigation ana report ''
tindings.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20
Picks Out Casket;;
Commits Suicide

Grand function. Colo. Dec. 10
robert Linn Hughes, IS. al insur-
anc. agent. today entered AN tndor-
taking establishment aud selected an
EXPENSIVE cBsk"t. lncn, whcn Tn.
committed suicide BY shooting.
proprictCrs back was turned. Ne
A sister oG Hughes. Mrs. Alex
scogmilIer. received a letter from
him this morning, giving directions
Tor settling mia BUSINESS affairs. The
letter instructed her 10 have him
buried in the casket he had selected.
the body VIII be sent to Jersey
Shore. Pa. for burial. BespondencS
over financial affairs is supposed To
have caused the suicide.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20

y matter Of this character. AN attack
upon a Grand Jury or individual
member thereof. is considered BY II.
Court. and that IL 10 the Courts ini-
p-fstiNe duty and u duty which lac
Viii always assume. To sentence Ia
III. County Jail of th. County anS-
oao WIN Ia found guilty of ih,-ri.r-
inE with of uaduIy efiii.iEihs \
member oi jury for any duty which
they have performed,
In your ease. the Court. as I say.
Is sDns ~ hat Inclined To arr.p, In
mitigation tn. atliiui. which ,ou
hay. taken. aud th. expressions of
sofro~ and regret that you ha,. her.
made. That. however. do-s not f--
iis,- ne Of ~hai I consider my auty
ia im pu.ink . sever. sentence,
III Viii b- judgment oE the .our.
ihs, yos, b- fined IN the snn, of siY..
aud committed To tn. County Jail un-
Ill that sum ia paid. and .os,s ot Ini.
prosecution, In addition thereto.
that you BE- taken ffom the liar al.
this Court io ,E. Couh,y Jail Of lhi.
coints. 'o be- k-pt and confined
therein By III. sheriff for a period of
'his,S days from this date Hat, in
siea of the Position which you have
taken. the Court sili susi.-ad 'h. jail
s-htear- during kaDi behavior. I
im.-ss- II :" that I, can b. definitely
Understood throughout this .am.1an-
iiy that any sondust of this character
.Ili carry with II isnt-ratis.ly = Jail
.-nt-h.-. and ., ~iil h. s-ry rare
that the caast ~iii extend ii. len.
irnry which he has -si.na-i in this
oas-. by sssi,. ,.ndtns the sentence. be-
cause ~h-a this matter is made pab.
ii.. ! iak- inio consideration This
fact. ,ha, Grand Jurors has- aa; b--s
In attendance in this caInp sog
many years. ani the s-a-Fai psbiic
In thi. cannauaiy may has- forgot
srn the saer-an-.~ ehirh surrounds
their dulles and their funstisas. but
4, .anno, b~ said hereafter in this
District. In ,his Csuss. that that mat.
,-r ~iii -ssap- the sosnisansr .t ,n-
Court
Mad ius, Oh. farther observation.
luf yoar b-a-si,. AMI tina; .s others
to .hn.r aosi.r II ina, .or,s. that tie
sa.r-.i character Of the Grand jurys
au'y .u'r''aess s,.s POI oely , bill.
tho, arr In s@~slos. but sfs~r thri.
dis-hsrsr. aai -, iols as this Cpari
IL In .ss.s-se- and sessAiaiy a.s Ions
zs the pr-s~as Judge rr-sid-s nr--
this Gaar. II ,h-s- 10 aay character
OF uaaa. criticism. any assault, of at
,-m is-i assault am threat aaa-
asaias. any Grand Jarur i"F any in.
~ -sich h- As. performed during
hi. service. th.uEh u may l." ,rars
after. i, ~ill b. considered by the
Coau a. ..a'-mpi."us ss 'h"ush
performed In Open Court. ani siii hc
,unI.b-d accordingly
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20
FLEE
FROM WEST
COAST

May tor-na. Sonorai. Mexico. Dee.
..-Drscr,cr. from the federal sar-
iis1n a, GuaJmas. a few miles to the
south of the insurscnt cam, here.
~.T- arriving today. Their number.
1, was expected. would aggregate
SEQ
Already eleven Officers have sur
rendered. Among them was Major
II, risu-rca. a member Of the staff
Of General Pedro Oieda. federal COM
mantiant at Guaymas. and command
or Of cavalry stationed at the gulf
port
The enlisted men appeared In
groups .f five and ten. dust covered
and suffering from want Of water
and food. Tho federal officers here
say that many have not reached the
constitutionalist lines and arc wan
dcring from ranch TO ranch. or are
lus, in the desert in enc mountains.
I, was asserted that practically all
of tn. outposts placed about Quay
mas NNe
deserted with their arms and ammu-
milton.
Tho, ,-Jcyelopments since yesterday
| morning were considered a death
blow to the Hucrta government in
the northwest. marking the over
throw Of General Pedro Ojc,la. whose
| stubborn fixhting along tn" border
and a, Guaymas long has been men
ace to the southwark progress Of Cen
.ral Carranza's forces.
| Deser.crs brought news Of the dis
armament of the entire Tenth ba-
talon OF infantry numbering more
than SOC men. THESE were disarmed
following the discovery OF plot Il
desert in a body. officers and men, tc
the insurgent side. This is believed
to have reduced the federal garrison
Il
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20
ART|LLERYMEN
PROVE SKILL
IT LONG
RANCE

Shooting at .anNds targets. 81.
feet square, a, range Of $50"
yards. noTih of ia. fair sToInds y.s-
,.Fiay afternoon. ,bs provisional
platoon of ARTILLERY of the stat. mi
Ii,ia demonstrated ,h. utmos, eff
ci-ncy at tafE-I pgasiir- \ large
crowd of people siO-i in the sno~
inutfi-,i in great coats. s.s-.ta,aFs OF
IN" artillery shoA which ~as si-~-i
by HTlsaaisr a-n.rai chas- and i,n-
Officers. ami a battalion of inIsn,ry
from Camp fan Rafael. Ia command
of " \, Davis. First lieutenant
! John DaHaVsu "f iis,t-Ty : diT-s'.i
tho firing.
Twenty-Five rounds ~-ro fired
The ,srs-,z. partly covered hy snsu.
diHsly visible With the nas-a -y-
AGAINST the background Of hills and
trees. r-r- demolished ia three sai'
s"s. aF ,hf-- shots zach from ~.
~ h-pt the roads In the sirIui,s al
th- targets clear and sIlnm nmuhirati"r
br,~--n ih- range party and III. nss
ins party uas .-p, up by the sixnai
snrtsa In command ~ CapiaiH III A.
S,ai,h.
Ih- shots from ,h- field suns ~-T-
,hE--ziaSh shrapn-i shells. the sam"
a. usad Ly IN. Tai,ri States army.
These shells arr made up .f go
i-ssi-n siaEs .hirh scatter sh-n III"
shells burst. Tire ann,uni'i,h is
furnished by tho q. \ government.
h-hs- all roe, af the pTariis. y-s'-T.
day Ia betrayed by the s.,-rampnia
Each shn, from th- sun costs about
SO. or s.s. for tho ,--a,y y-tiso
rnanas.
"..s. ..x.s ...SS - '..ss, o. -ss.s
tare-,. airsrd a, a Eu.ss range of
:.oo1 yards. The neat shot vent be-
yana The target. the sho, t'-ins aim~-i
a, a su-s4 range Of :.to. yards tn"
gun Was then tiSrd for rsns- "s g.
SEQ yards aud In civ shots. thr-"
,rum each stn. IA" targets ~-f- shat
tered ini" fga azmrnia. II took hu'
five minutes q. actual shooting e.
si"AHsH fAs HAFEfta
for tn" benefit ot the spectators "'s
ordered that the re-, ot the ammus
ni'i.n be- used up.
tof,y sT,iiI-rym"n ~"I" "n 'h"
ground during the pra1'ir- besides
tho Infantry \ seor" or NOR" auto
mobiles brought 'h. spectators from
town. Everyone who saw III" pra'-
ucc sas moF- than sra'ifcd b, 'h'
surc-as .' tho experiment
Tho field guns used in the pra"'
tir- yesterday shOp, 'hT-" inch sh-'ls
each Of which weigh - pounds. TIL"
guns shco, to any range not TO 80
coed five miles. hut with perfect a'l
curacy up to $500 yards. Tho $40"
yard range was = shor, rams" and
the targets wcr" therefore In plain
view Of the spectators all the time.
Cheers went up - the shells struck
and shattered tn" targets and w"
Loom Of tho big guns passed In
dull rumble over tho hills.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20
HURRY UP WITH THE
SANTA CLAUS LETTERS

Letters addressed to santa
Claus and intended for publi-
cation in the CbrUnicle-Nows
will he received up TO Tues
day night After that no let
tiers will be received FOR pub
,ication az the issue of Wed
ncsday evening Is the last be-
fore Christmas day.
The bows and girls Of Trini-
dad have yet three days to
make their wants known To-
old santa.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20
THE w. .HER
Paall0S0SHacAL PHEllx SAYS

On- a. ia
strongest arsu'
fisshts dealhss
women yotih.
s-z Mas. is
lis WHIST s-k
Paw. real inter.
-s,ssi
''rh' u'ism-n,
they slo~ IA
marrying" ~l
MaA
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-20

Weather Bureau Rspoii.
Tonight fair. solder southeast
roI,iSh' Monday ,sir. no, .o soid
.@u'h.as, portion.