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Evening journal., 1913-09-17
TAX NOTICE
REGISTERS NOTICE

Il STATE OF ABRAM r. REEDER
IL DECEASED
Notice is hereby given that Lottery Tes
tamentury upon the Estate Of Abram r.
Reeder, late Of Blackbird Hundred. deceased
we're duly granted unto Mary Jane Reeder
on the twenty-hfth day Of August A. d..
1913 and nh persons indebted 20 the said
deceased are requested TO make pavment
10 the ENecutrix without delay and all per.
sons having demands against the deceased
are required 10 exhibit and present tho
same duly pitbaicd to tho said ENecutrix.
on or bcfare the twenty hfth day Of August
a. D., 1914 or abide by the law in this
behalf.
MARY JANE REEDER.
Executrix.
ADDRESS Mrs Mary j. Reoder. Clayton. Del.
aware septi0-eod 3wks.
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statesmen WANTED.

( -S-i',,;--,S;fIi rSsNF'S~wESTF6 TWO FxPFRf
= cnced specially salesmen. Only those
lavine experience need apply TO sell tho
Buckley Automatic Roll Paper Printer. Sales
o,en are making from SO 20 $2l per day.
viii give exclusive territory. Best refer
enre required. Call Wednesday evening
September u. between and 10 o'clock.
~ Fred Wright, DUPONT Hotel septi6-2t
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FEW SPECIALS. MUST GO. MAKE AN
nEEEn -

FEW SPECIALS. MUST GO. MAKE An
OFFER.
Boulevard and Twenty-second street. Ne-,
up.to date, hardwood trim and hoors
bot water heat. IL rooms. baths, porches,
Twentieth street and Monroe Place. new
square built up-todate. rooms, bath. hoe
water heat.
$40 w. Twentieth ST.. square 2 r. b.
4l3 McCabe Ave- rooms, bath, hot vs.
ter heat, Lp-to-date.
Nineteenth street and Greenhill Ave,
new, up-to-date, rooms. bath. modern.
18th and DUPONT strets. rooms. bath.
square built.
1912 Pennsylvanis Ave, 7 rooms and bath.
up-to-date: easy terms must sell.
eos and 22O Sixth street rooms.
% and 25 =. Twenty-third street. new,
6 rooms. bath up-to-date. Easy terms
1903 ". Tenth St. new, up-to-date,
rooms, bath hot water heat. Easy terms
1910 Rivcrview avenue, rooms. modern
10 acres az Claymont; Philadelphia Piks,
facing river; on trolley and railroad, fine
building site.
erces, large lot price $1,000.
Montrose. rooms, modern, large lot soos
view Of river.
Hillcrest. rooms. modern. price st7oo.
Claymont. huilding site, on Philsdephia
pike Manor avenue, frame bungalow
and fruit. 10 acres. Best location on river.
Gacre farm. Centreyille; possession.
4acre poultry and truck farm. Hsrs's
Ccdars Brandywine Springs, 7 roomsi
large lot
I63 acre farm. Porter's Station Prizes
So 900
III acre farm Cenireyiiie.
ncre farm Siiverside.
Hotel a. Bowers Beach. good opportunity.
Two cottages az Bowers Beach.
Many good business locations in stores
Many other modern houses. some new, on
easy terms and investment properties.
Several productive farms and country resi-.
dences. near city all sizes
Desirable building lots, both city and sub.
urban. n sacrifice prices.
Renting specially.
o. G. GOODEN,
2 w. Ninth St.
Real Estate, Mortgages and Insurance..
noth phcrae
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MANICURIST.


nj Iss b. E. E-sHAMPoOING,
M Electric Scalp Treatment, Hair Dress.
ing. Hours by appointment. Phone. 4692D.
sept6im
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TYPEWRITERS


~ YPEWRITERS REPAIRED. RENTED,
Il sold. Easy payments. Bargains, slightly
used Royals. Underwoods, Rcmingtons Rib.
bons. Typewriter Supply Co, NJ" 9i5 Mar
ket 81. Both phones. a23tf.
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CHIROPODIST
MUSICAL.

VIZ D. BLAIR,
w Voice Culture. Piano Instruction.
~ p. Cor. Fourth and Market streets
septiO-1mo.
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HELP WANTED
SALES MANAGER

~ ALEs MANAGER--MANUFA
= wants reliable party TO open office and
nanare seiesmen: $500 20 81 900 necessary
rou handle your own money; should pay
- 600 frat year. Salary, $3.50 per month.
lnvestieation invited Address Manufacturer
suite. lio5-11O6, Nos. 95-97 Liberty street,
ksw YORK septi2-6t.
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NOTICES

NJ ADAM LEO - ROMANH GYPSY
Nl palmist Tells your past. present and
future. Just as you have gone and Will 80
through life FOR Csc. Shellpot Park VIII
mington. Delaware. senti2-1m.
NJ oTICE-MY WIFE. ESTHER LICHTEN-
~ baum having left my home without any
good cause I hereby give notice that / will
not be responsible for any debts contracted
By her. Joseph Lichtenbaum, No. 5l5 King
street. septl6lD
rp HE 1osTH ANNUAL .COMMUNICA.
i tion Of the Most Worshipful Grand
Lodge Of Delaware will be held In the Ma
sonic Temple. city Of Wilmington, on Wed
nesdny October 1. Grand Lodge will open
promptly az - o'clock noon. Attest
V. V. HARRISON,
septt-eod-im. Grand Secretary.
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7 ARGE FURNISHED ROOMS APPLY
~ 70i West 81. scpti6.1m.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

II OR RENT-THREE ROOMS. D. & A.
II Phone. 1920. septt.im.
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NJ IcELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
~ sept1O.1mo 104 p. EIGHTH ST.
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FOR RENT


It OR RENT-NO. 524 NORTH CLAYTON
II street, rooms and bath, modern con-
veniences. Apply Woodawn Company. No.
6O1 Grant Avenue. sept5-tf
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PROPOSALS

u oPosALs-sEA1ED BIDS WILL BE
4 received until 10 O'Clock noon, Thursday.
September % 1919, for ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS Wilmington (Dela
tare) Building Commission Bonds.
Bonds will date from September IS, 1915
- Issued in denominations Of One Thousand
Dollars each and bear interest az the rate OF
four and onehaf per centum per annum,
payable semi annually on October 1 and April
\ and will mature as follows;
Class. Amount. Date Of Maturity
.., $4,000 October !. 1921
$500. $4,000 October !, 1924
q ....... $4,000 October I, 1895
d ........ $4,000 October /, 1925
...... $4,000 October L. 1927
These bonds are for the purpose Of paying
tor the land and for the erection, equipment
md furnishing Of Municipal Building for
the Mayor and Council Of Wilmington. Della.
ware and issued under authority Of an Act
Of the General Assembly Of tho State Of
Delaware, approved February 26, A.. D..
All proposals must be accompanied By a
ferthed check, payable 20 the order Of
THE Mayor and Council Of Wilmington. 10
jor two per centum Of the amount Of the
bonds bid for the sAmc 20 be forfeited II the
bidder fails to accept and psy for bonds
swarded. The successful bidder or bidders
will be required 20 settle for bonds awarded
vith accrued interest from September 25,
1913. AZ or before ie o'clock noon, October
The rirh, so reject any and all bids is
reserved.
Address all bids in seoied envelopes 10
James + Price City Treasurer, Wilmington,
Delaware. marked Proposals for Whining.
Son Building Commission Bonds"
WELLER r. STOVER.
GEORGE Z. GRANTLAND.
JAMES KANE,
Finance Committee Of the Council Of VII.
mington, Delaware. sopti2.i7.
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n, wo~ UNFURNIsHED COMMUNICAT.
ing. second story rooms for rent. Ap
ply No. si4 West Seventh ST. soptl6.6t
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HELP wANTED-MALE

= ovERNMTKT POSITIONS ARE EASY
VI 10 get. Ny free booklet. Y-ooo tells
tow Write today-Sov. Earl Hopkins,
Washington. d. c. septi'im.
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FxT ANTED--THREE GOOD HOUSE
w carpenters No other need apply
STEADY work for good men. J. NJ. Ulmer
richardson Park septlo-A'
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SANITARY WORKERS

Nj X. KEBTER
M. SANITARY, oDORLEss EXCAvAT.
ing. Once. s. W. Corner Fourth and West
streets. o-t21tf.
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I ARGE FURNISHED koOM FOR RENT.
IL sept1o.N 4O5 WASHINGTON ST.
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PRINTERS
EXCHANGE
STORAGE

OAOIt<hIL
Wy ANpED - STORAGE, SEPARATE
w rooms, S1.OO month Heating
stoves and cook stoves also stored for the
season. Heating stoves, S1.5O; cook stoves,
$500 the season. Special spaces for pianos
and odd pieces Of furniture. Goods Grated
and shipped TO all parts of the world. Nc
Mahon Bros Sixth and Kings SITS. may5.tf
HOUSEHOLD GOODS STORED IN
III clean, separate locked rooms New
building. Automobile padded vans for local
and long distance moving. Work guaranteed.
Estimate free. d. & A. Phone, 5174.
SECURITY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;,
Pennsylvania Ave. and Clayton st.
apr23.tf.
q ORAGE-HOUsEHOLD GOODS AND
. merchandise. Piano and safe moving
speciality Packing, Grating and shipping to
all points; private railroad siding direct
into building. Estimates free.
AMERICAN STORAGE CO.
Phone. s64D. No 1O1 Maryland Ave
juno25tf.
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ROOFERS


Wy +. WILLIAMS co.
w . No. s2t Orange ST. Roofing. Spout
ing and Heating Metal and composition
roofng. Hot Air Heating and Ventilating
Repairing promptly done Phone i26-1yr.
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z URNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
It reasonable rates. No. 80i East Third
street. scpti3,15iI
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PRIVATE SALE.

ID RIvATE SALE or HOUSEHOLD
L goods, including an upright Piano. Can
be seen any time. No sOT Vandever ave.
nue. septi53t
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LOST AND FOUND

7 osT-PAY ENVELOPE on MARKET
- street, between second and third. Re-
ward II returned TO the Evening Journal
ONCE. septl6-4t.
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BEAUTY PARLORS


Nl Scalp Treatment Mrs. Anna Reed,
No 922 Shipley St. Phone, 467sA.
mar15.1yr.
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APARTMENTS

II OUR ROOMS AND BATH. HEAT AND
Il hot water. d. & A. phone. ai65;
Automatic, 1873. auS14-1m.
L. OR RENT-SECOND AND THIRD
It floor apartments. 1917 MARKET ST.
aug2O-tf.
L. OR RENT-UP.TO DATE APART
II mcnt three rooms and bath nll con
veniences. Possession at once Applv IA
1900 French street. septi6-Im.
Il, OR RENT-APARTMENT ROoNS
II and bath. furnished or unfurnisbed III,
Delaware avenue; immediate possession
Call ID. & a. phone, 1563A. septl6.9t
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WILL M. S. BROWN

Piano Organ. Harmony. Composition Etc
STUDIO. NO. i02 JEFFERSON STREET.
p. & A. Phune, i6t-A. septi -m,w,f- I'm.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
PLEASANT SOCIAL TIME
 GIVEN 6Y EAGLES

The card and dance social given by the Fraternal order of Eagles last evening was great success. every body enjoyed themselves. The win ners of the card games were Mrs. L. Stadie. first prize; Mrs. O. D. Coch- ran. second prize; Mrs. Hegness. con solation. of the gentlemen. \. L. Holmgren first. Richard Willis sec. ond. Roy Broste consolation.
 IL was announced that after the an nual ball, which will he held on the anniversary of the order. February 6 a series of card games will be inau- gurated for large and expensive prizes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
HOIST GRAVEL
 THIS WINTER
FIND MADE ON 6AY STATE
 GROUP TO BE OPERATED.

\ dump will be hoisted on the Bay State group this winter. Coggins and Kelly who found the pay there some months ago have decided not 10 wait for the summer and are now sinking another shaft. When this shaft has been sunk to bedrock the work of hoisting the dump will begin.
 Mir. Coggins says that nothing new has developed 'n connection with the ground but that everything looks promising.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
LADIES' AID SOCIETY ..
 ENTERTAINED LADIES

Yesterday afternoon the Ladies Aid society of the federated church en- tertained in honor of the ladies who assisted at the bazaar given last month. Attendance was large. about fifty being present.
 The guests assembled in the parlors of the Pilgrim parsonage. where ar interesting program was rendered. 4 piano solo by Mrs. Jolls. and a vocal
 ,lo by Mrs. Runyan. a reading by Mrs. Colwell. and paper. Absent Minded People" by Rev. John Par sons. made up the program. Both Of the musical performers responded to an encore.
 Mrs. Mulligan. chairman of the program committee. and Mrs. Fisher gave each guest new name. and af- ter the program bright game in geography occupied the time. Mrs. game.
 The reception committee consisted of the officers of the Aid Society and Mfs. c. D. Mufane. All were made tc feel at home.
 After the social hour a delicious lunch was sefved by the committee in charge of this department. which consisted of Mrs. Fox. Mrs. Loerpabel. Mrs. John Bennett. and Mrs. Ludwig.
 The function continued from p. m. to o'clock. and all left feeling that a pleasant afternoon had been enjoyed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
ALIM0NY WAS
 S5,ooo,Oo0
COAL OPERATOR MUST COME ACROSS TO oIvoRcINe WIFE.
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 PITTSRCRG. Jan. 2l.-What is probably the largest amount ever al. lowed as alimony hy court was cit- en to the wife of Josiah Thompson here today.
 Thompson is wealthy operator oG coal mines. Recently trouble came between himself and his wife and WIS followed ny the institution If q suit for divorce on the woman's part. Tn" had sold grounds for her complaint and the court allowed her alimony i1 the sum of s5.O00.OOO.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
AUTO BANDIT
 IS CAPTURED
MAN WHO COMMITTED DARING ROBBERY MAKES coNFEs. ..
 SION.
Special Nugget 9srvie&

Special Nugget 9sevieA
 CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.-Frank Madi- son. the daring automobile robber. has been captured and has already mad: a full confession. He was the leader of those who drove up to a jewelry store some days ago and gra obed T lot of diamonds after breaking .'.e window At that time the police en- and some 20 shots were fired but the thieves got away into the codn- try. A search ended later ia Ma 1i- sons arrest and the proof vas sc strong against him that he at once confessed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
FIND DREDGING GROUND.

Pete Blumberg and M. Mclean arr rived yesterday from Dick creek an the Port Clarence district. They re- port that a dredge is being moved over to Sunset creek where the Hirschbergs work.
 They say also that Manager Vint of the Pasadena company has found about a mile of good dredging ground on Windy creek.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
HEARD STEAMER lAToUchE
 CALLING FOR AID

While the steamship Latouche vas in difficulties on the rocks at Icy straits she was heard in Nome calling for help. The steamship Maricosa stood by while she was in danger and when the Iatouche finally got off .hr rock Fred Weller by wireless heard her telling the Mariposa that she Was all right.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
NINETY FOUR MILLION
 FOR THE U. s. ARMY

more appropriations for the purpose are quiet useless.
 During the debate several repre- sentaiives commented unfavorably or the recent cutting down of the per- quisites of enlisted men and express ed the opinion that such ungenerous conduct towards the soldiers will re- suit in a reduction in the standards of the army's personnel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22

Complaints were lodged today against otis oscood and Gene Rose on the charge of engaging in d pr.zc fight and warrants were issued for their arrest this afternoon.
 fight is said to have been crLaE- ed in last Saturday evening iu the Sons of the North building The complaint wls made by the marsha.
 Subpocnas have already been issu-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
TEDDY GETS
 BUSY AGAIN
PROMISES ASSISTANCE TO THE GARMENT WORKERS OF
 NEW YORK.
Special Nugget Service

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Theodore Roosevelt, today visited the women garment strikers and promised to lend them every assistance in his power to bring about the alteration in their conditions which they struck to se- cure.
 He received a royal reception from thousands of the strikers. He advised them against violence but encouraged them to do everything legal and with in their power to better their condi- tions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
KNUTE NELSON ELECTED
 LANE GOES FROM OREGON

This means that two of the sena- tors whose elections are announced today have been connected with Nome as Knute Nelson has been reelected from Minnesota.
 George Norris was elected in Ne hraskI. Kenyon was elected in Iowa and Judge Colt goes to the senate from Rhode Island.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
Special Nugget oervse&

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-The army bill which gives the sum of ssioco
 900 for army purposes passed fhe house today after most strenuous fight. The adherents of the measure believe that much greater efforts mus, be made 10 place the army in the highest possible state Of efficiency while the opponents declare that any
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
spseisi Nugget SsrvIeA

SEATTLE. Jan. 22.-The first grea, step toward the adoption of electri- city instead of steam for use as the motive power of railroads is now be- ing taken by the Milwaukee Railroad Company. Preparations have been begun by this company 10 electrify their road between Spokane and Se- attle and the change will come just a' soon as the necessary power can h'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
LOBBYISTS NOW
 MUST REGISTER
THEY MUST ALSO TELL IN OHIO WHO THEIR EMPloYEs ARE.
Special Nugget Ssrv,ee.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Jan. 22.-The governor today signed the bill which provides that lobbyists in the state legislature must in future register themselves and must make a declara ton as to who are their employers.
 This bill was fought fiercely by the lobbyists themselves and by the grea, corporations which kept them at work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22

You have meet likely figured your ssvins on your fuel and sreesriss. Let us figure yev . greater savins sn xsvr winters meat. phens Red 70.
 UNION MEAT co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
CHINESE VOTERS ApArneT,c,

CANTON. Nov. 2s.-The iirst pri- mary election of the Chinese republic for members of the house of repre- sentatives will take place in Cantor December to December 4. Of the 30.000.000 eligible voters. only l.so6.- 517 have qualified.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
eEliEvE PAY FOUND ..
 NEAR BANNER STATION

It is generally believed that pay has been found by Andy Lylan near Banner station. He has been pros- pecting there for some 60 days and has now taken out large outfit of lumber and general supplies which could only be required for permanent work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
SEATTLE POLICE OFFICER
 CONVICTED OF SHOOTING
Special Nugget Service.

opeei1i No00oS ooVVseSs
 SEATTLE, Jan. 22.-Police Officer McNamee has been convicted of tho charge of shooting Leslie Pepper McNamee broke into Peppers room some time ago and when the latter protested the policeman fired. Ii was found at the trial that the shoot ing was altogether unwarranted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. Jan. 22.-Dr. Harry Lane has been elected to the United states senate from oregon. He re- cciy,d tho popular vote at the r,- cent primaries and the legislators have now ratified the peoples choice
 Dr. Lane was formerly interested in mining at Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
MAY FAIR COMING.

Yes. the May Fair. given last year by the Woman's Auxiliary. will be repeated this year-Friday, May 2. Eagle hall-even better this year than last. if that be possible. Adv
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
ELECTRIFY TRAINS FROM
 SPOKANE TO SEATTLE
connected up.

other railroads have signified the intention also of using electricity es- pecially in the West and an extra ordinary change in railroad conditions will soon come.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
CHORUS GIRLS SETTLE.
Nugget Special Service.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2l.-The strike of the chorus girls has been settled and the strikers will perform their stunts once more beginning this evening. The girls went out for higher wages and for other reasons.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
FAvoRs CONTINUATION
 OF COMMERCE BOARD
Special Nueest esrvles

Special Nu00ot 8oeVSoA
 WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.-The Ma tional Chamber of Commerce by reso- lution has declared in favor of con- tinuing the tariff board. It will prob. ably be decided later to ask for tho continuation of the board under tho democratic administration.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22

Miko Samuels. eur star sseend base man. has . bum finger, b.t he says como on ysu prsfssh.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
WARRANTS ISSUED FOR
 ALLEGED PR|zEFIGHTER

cd for several we'll known men who are believed to have some knowledge of the circumstances from which the complaint arises.
 osCood and Rose were arrested this afternoon and placed under bonds of $500 each.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22

Bill heads. statements, letter heads and envelopes. Save them printed at the Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22
ESTABLISH srANoARo
 OF PURE WATER
Special Nugget ssrvies.

opOSsss No9OOS ooSVsCo'
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-A com mission of scientists will be appointed soon to establish a standard of pure water. The intention is to fix a cer- tain standard by which water may be judged all over the country in future.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22

AT THE NEW EAGLE. hsmrieh eros.' Apollo" Beer on drausht, also select" by the bottI. or ease
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22

Apples $2.50 per box and up at Cshmann's.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-22

Dog salmon Sc per pound. esss;s Store.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-14

Front the
transfer the allegiance
lie aft~rnx Mr. Ird
yard making
Of
he being
IN.
small price Why should don" when Mr.
before
Tennessee Coal
control Of time. Yet
Achatrs lead
Lamar trying
riches sedneins
opportunity
able fo"
Wall s,rcctas sensiy as
miserable but ought clarifying effects
will believe
Irresponsible chuaan h" that tn"
know who
II
viii dchcraon
with
touch OF dema
have launched
n II k dodge
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-14
Ne.p Cents Furnishing
Store Will Open in
This City, Aug. /

About August iirs, ono Of the most
modern gents furnishing stores will
be opened nt the corner OF Main and
Commercial streets. next to the
Hausman Drug store.
John l.. Weber. who has resided
in Trinidad for the last twenty-five
years. and until very recently con-
nectcd with the Famous Department
store. and W. II. Carpenter. recently
with the Gano-Downs and Cottrell
companies OF Denver. have Joined
their resources and knowledge In this
line Of business. and are both now in
the east selecting goods for their
opening. before their departure for
the nst IT was announced 1t would
be the cndcavor to offer the mon and
young men OF Trinidad the best op-
portunities to buy clothing and furn-
ishings of the best grades and latest
styles. II is to be the motto OF these
gentlemen to give not only the best
values for the money. but also every
thing that Is new and fashionable.
80 that the men of Trinidad can
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-14
su17s DEFY oovrlxxEx7

London. July i&.-Mrs. Emmeline
Pankhurxt and Miss Annie Kenny.
m!iitan, suffraRere leaders. d-fIcd
the government today. by appearing
n the weekly meeting OF the Wo
mens' Social and Political Union.
Aiss Kenny was arrested during the
Eupfsar deuscd by'a cissh between the
police nnd,sympa,hIzers with the saf-
frnEe,ses |. After the meeting Mrs.
Pankhurst evaded the officers but
|.Ae Nh3 ,p bt4red later In the day by
~ dess<sks . 3ho saw her leave the
place IN taxi cab and pursncd her
In another. The two vehicles en-
gagged In wild race through the
crowded streets. but the fusitice
militant leader was at length run
down and taken TO jail.
Mrs. Pankhurst said she had come
to the meeting against her DOCTOR
orders but that II she was we'll
enough to he tortured In prison by
Reginald Mckennny. the home secre.
tary. she was also well enough to at
tend meeting OF her comrades.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-14
CARE Foa SPRAYING OUTFITS
pvanps shessa - otersd In Winter
Where rt1y viii kssp Dry
ciea~ 1hssn rhorevShiy.

~ ?. L. wAsRBrRN. Minnsaoss H.-
psrimsnt etation.)
In leaving spraying pumps for the
winter sss n ths hrst place that they
are stored under cover, where they
viii. .be -hspt Ary.. Cleen them thor.
oushly, taking particular pains 70
drain out any water which may re.
main In he pamns and from the Jack.
Of OF the gasoline, engine II power
pump 10 ussd. rearing In mind that q
valuable sns1a1 oan ~ practically
ruin>d BY Vatse bstns left tn the We.
ter Jacket end ffstsinG. =, .u
A liberal application OF engine oil
to all the working parts "f,,he engine
in the fall. will DO much to keep %
rust. No1Sls and hose should b
ciSans out and dried. Any woodsn
bArrsls Or taaks used % reservoir
ahould .bs put away from the sun
prsferab ab,x in q. moist place.
II any isssstiAides are left over. pu,
tAem on 4 sha,f out Of the way. prop
eriy labeled. Remember that paril
green dseSriorakss BY being kept In
SAe open sit. Af1snAts Of lead. which
one desires 20 skssp for ne following
year shouSd hsws soea covering o,
water to pesvsnt it, drying.