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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-11
POULTRY, PET and LIVE STOCK
Pay More Attention
To Mating Birds
Of Health and Vigor
See That Breeding Stock of Both
Parents Are Strong and
Vigorous.

It is a mighty good time of the
year to think and talk little about
our breeding stock It is all mighty
nice to fix a pen of breeders in the
winter or early spring that are fancy
in color and look trim and nice, with
out regard to the real strength as
breeders which they may possess.
When YOU thing about n, IL is a good
deal of a game of chance the way
many poultry keepers do their mating.
1t is such a common thing to go ahead
paying but little. if any, attention to
health and vigOr. OF course we all
try to have our breeders look healthy,
but We do not go quite far enough
and see that they are possessed with
sufficient strength to impart good
health to the youngsters. At this sea-
son or time of year, when we have a
lot of young stock on hand, we can
readily see if we are at all observing,
which pens, or for that matter which
hens, are giving US the strong, Wig
orous chicks-the kind that get up
and grow from start to finish-or the
other kind that will not grow with
any degree of satisfaction, if they
live over the critical period of the first
two weeks of their lives. Such things
are the ones we do not want to over
look in the mating plans. Just to
illustrate what we are trying to i'm
press upon our readers. we so often
hear the warning note Of the breed
er Of experience against Matching late
chicks. That is all right in a general
way, because these late chicks are
Matched from eggs laid by hens that
are literally worn out by continued
egg production, and breeding cocker
els in these pens that are on the verge
Of collapse from service that has been
more than they should be called upon
To stand. Such a warning is all right
for that kind of breeding, and such
breeding is I'm the majority. too. We
are experimenting in a small way and
have been for years along all such
Zines. and we find that it takes a good
bodied hen, carrying plenty Of
surplus fat, to be able to continue egg
production that will give you chicks
hat can be Matched late In the sea-
son, live and grow.
AT this writing we have a brood
of ten chicks Matched from two
vear-old r. l. Red hen that is a
strong vigorous, great big fat hen.
Her eggs are larger than the average;
to her is mated a two-year- old cock
vigorous. This hen is a
great layer, having laid almost con
stantly since February. These TN
chicks are about three weeks old and
they are a marvel to look at They
are large and long I'm body, strong,
healthy looking legs, broad in breast
and back, with an eye like a great
big bead. They show great vigor i'm
every line of their makeup and are
al least one-fourth larger than the
general run Of chicks of that age
Then we have another brood that was
Matched from young stock of a diff
ferent variety that look like an en-
tirelv different proposition.
Four Of them have died from'sheer
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Female

WANTED-Place by a widow as general
t1u=eworker in family, boarding house
Hr Eural- anything. where can Ea home
az nights Must have work al once
Box H-t care Georgian 2b-fl-6
LADY STENO- BD0Nk three
years experience. desires employment
fHT summer Direct r. X A BOX Ns1.
care Georgian. sells
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Female.
Male and Femala

WANTEU-G cook. man or woman
who can cook and milk. References
required Call az 81 Magnolia Street
g04-6-ll
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Plymouth Rocks
Poultrv-AIl Varieties.

FREE RANGE DUCK AND POULTRY
FARM. Chamblee, Ga. Large stock Of
White Runners. Leghorns and Rhode
Island Reds. enables US to ship fresh
gEs. strong and fertile Write for prices
on stock and eggs IL YOU want a bargain.
1-21-i1
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

BIG BARGAIN-Oldsmob runabout.
siN-horsepower Fairbanks-M Morse gas
cline engine. both running daily, sell
separately or exchange for motorcycle,
balance cash. Address A. c., Box BIS,
Rainbridge. Ca BILLS
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AGENTS AND Statesmen.
Wanted

LADY AGENTS make S25 week sure
selling our sanitary device 10 women;
big profits Sample zoe postpaid. Fun
particulars free. Address Acme Trust
Company. Elherton, Ga. r. o. Box 1876
3t-11-6
HAVE several salaried positions for
house canvassers, also need crew
managers Apply Mr. Mooring 6O7
Temple Court. between & and 10 a. M.
and s. 6-l0-35
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TEACHERS WANTED.

THE State teachers eXamina-
ton for Fulton County will be
held June - and II. for whites,
at hall of representatives, State
Capitol and for coIored at Giles
hall, Spelman Seminary A fee
of 25c viii be charged. All eX-
aminations must be commenced
at 8 30 a. m, on the 18th. APP
plicants will not be allowed to
leave for lunch. +. G. Merry,
G.. S. S. 6-1l-l6
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Disinfectants
AGASCO-S SPRAY

WILL RID your premises Of mites,
lice, fieas and ants II Is ready for
immediate use with brush or spray
pump. When applied to poles and
nests II eradicates lice and mites so
effectually that fowls do not have to
be carried through that inconvenient
and nerve-racking process of dipping
Manufactured by Atlanta Gas Light
Company. Atlanta, Ga.
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%A@A.A> "A u T MOBIL s.
For Sale, Repairs and Accessories
Automobiles For Rent.
DUNHAlI MOTOR co.

FIVE and seven passenger cars. Garage
l12 East Ellis Street. Call Bell phone
IVY 2f96 day. Main 4S25 night S-2I-2S
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IYPEWRIIERS FOR REM.

10. REMINGTONs, S. for four
months. Royals, 81 for four months:
UnderwOOds. s. for four months, Rem
iugtOn Visible, - for four months In
itial payment allowed on price Of ma
chine Get our new illustrated catalog
and price list No &c American Write
ing Machine Company, 48 North Pryor
Street. Phone Nam 2526. 5-26-9
ROYAL typewriters rented: one month
80 IS. three months for 81 90. special
rates to students Royal Typewriter
Coz as North Pryor Street Phone Main
ZI42. 4-25-lT
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Jewelry.
S SOUTH BROAD STREET.
Lace Curtains.
Lighting Fixtures.
Lime, Concrete, Roofng, Stone.

LADD LIME AND STONE COMPANY,
Lime, concrete and roofing stone. 915
Sd Nat. Bank Bldg 1850
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EDUCATIONAL.

WANTED Pupils to prepare for com
merClal teachers or TO hll business pO-
sitiuus for the fan opening Terms rea-
sonahle. Phone Decatur 148. ga
STUDY SHORTHAND at home IN spare
time Somewhere lu your work YOU
NEED a. ST. 90 brings two Of twenty
lessons Amo House, Box 1858. Atlanta,
Ca $685.
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TREAIAINE
III -----.L-

Permanently Located In Atlanta.
1926 WEST PEACHTHEE SIT
Hours-lG 10 T. Closed ON Fridays
are you satisfied with your present
condition. Is your married life happy
Is the one you love drifting away DO
you feel that there are unseen influences
keeping you back and coming hetWeen
YOU and success2 II you wish 90 change
these conditions in the shortest possible
time call at once. Your greatest wish
can positively be realized. Every case
guaranteed.
SERIOUS RESULTS come from trusses
Improperly fitted. John g. Daniel at
"a Wall Street has an expert filter and
10 win cost you no more TO- have him NJ
you. and 10 means Insurance 6-24-l9
WOULD YOU OWN YOUR HOMER A
Georgian Want Ad" VIII show you
The way.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-11

so WHITE ORPTNGTON hens for sale
at once. Also few cocks. Eggs half
price after May l. II interested write
Tor prices. H. A Black. Carter5ville,
Ca I-23-7
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Eggs-All Varieties.

THE EGGS Of different varieties of
fowls viii be found classified under
their respective breeds in the future, in
Eggs A"
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FOR sALE-Best daily newspaper prop
osition in South Georgian the best
city Of It's size in the State modern
equipment throughout Can be bought
at a bargain, half cash or good negotia-
BILE paper, balance on easy terms Write
quick to Newspaper" Box 10, care
Georgian. 5-23-12
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Ducks.

PURE WHITE Indian Runner duck eggs
from snow white prize winning stock
ST. So and SO for thirteen. Coweta Duck
Farm. Senoia, Ga. 4-9-15
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Male and Female.

GERMAN couple desires position at
once woman excellent cook, man
good houseworker, can give best OF ref
erences. Address AZ v. Mitchell St, up
stairs Sl-9-b
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

POSITION WANTED by an experienced
atter in suit department: thoroughly
reliable Address =. O. Box 45T, Atlanta,
Ga 200-6-11
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Bantarns


BANTAMS-Game bantams, Sebrights.
Bun Cochins, Carlisle Cobb. Athens,
Ga. 4-26-30
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FOR SALE-Can spare few imported
brakes to make room for young birds
These are the finest Indian Runners in
the world Phone Decatur 1856. 6-10-31
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Bicycles.
Blue Prints.

DIXIE BLUE PRINT co.
l0h LUCKIE STREET, Atlanta, Ga.
Best equipment. Best prints of any
SIZE or kind. Lowest prices. Phone Ivy
eSoA 42S-12
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The Business of get you you
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE or for rent, entire furnish
ings of ten-roQm furnished rOOming
house with -kitchenette: North Side;
close in. Address X Box 490, care
Georgian 6-lO-37
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Builders

ATLANTA STEAM CARPET CLEAN
ING COMPANY QNCD, "a West Alex
ander Street, Phone Ivy 4iS6. Moist
and dry cleaning. Rugs woven from
your old carpets and rags. Porch shades
made to order. 5-27-s
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BILE
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For Sale. Repairs and Accessories

FOR SALE OF exchange for vacant lot
in some town, two-Cylinder REQ road
ster, in good condition, TWO new tires.
Address G. o. j., care Georgian.
3g-II-6
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Orningtons.

-~~@~~~-~-~--~~--o---> Sr~~S~-~----~~
FOR SALE-Twenty Buff Orpingtor
hens and five Bun Orpington ROSTERS
all good stock; at a sacrifice. S01 Pull
liam st. 209-s-1l
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FOR SALE-MlSCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-One set Of Modern Flo
quence." handsomely bound and in
sell for $40. d. r. F., Box 2. care
Georgian. 8-ll-202
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WANTED-Pa Partner in printing aud en-
craving business. r F. Easterlin
Printing and Engraving Company, No
70lk Peachtree. 6-l1-S
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WANTED Position by a stenographer
with two years experience. MUST
HAVE POSITION AT ONCE. Can 1913
Main. 2O7-6-ll
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ANTED-PARTNER WITH $4,000
CASH. HAVE ONE OF THE BEST
ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING
BUSINESSES IN ATLANTA. BIG
MONEY MAKER. FOR FURTHER IN
FORMATION WRITE ONEY-MAKER.
BOX s, CARE GEORGIAN. 6-9-1
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Shoes.
Shoe Repairing.
Signs.
Stove and Range Repairing.

STOVE DOCTOR.
STOVE, range and furnace repairing
81 South Pryor Street Bell Phone
Main 1850 Atlanta phone 1910 4-10-lO
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
No Damages in
Excess of Value
Fixed by Shipper

Denver. May 5.-The Colorado s'i-
prcme court today held that man
who ccrtifics to the value OF an ca
press parcel IL limited to that value
in collecting damages u the parcel
IL lost. The suit was that Of Jacob
Appel against the United States ex-
press COMPANY. Appel sent ship
ment OF suits from New York ia
Denver and certified that the ship
mcnt WAS valued at $50. The goods
were lost and Appel sued the express
company for $500. The. supreme
court sustained tche lower tribunal
In the opinion that Appel was bound
by the valuation he himself mad fix
cd. The courts ruling. however APP
plies only to the form OF ccrtifica-
ton used by the defendant company.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
LITTLE INTEREST
SHOWN IN ELECTION

The residents of school District
No. 1 are today voting to el.c, three
school directors. one for u four term
and two FOR six year terms The
election Is going on quietly and there
is no noticeable activity around the
polling places, OF the four candidates
John r. sherman is the candidate foi
the four year uncspircd term o' h. II.
Day. and ". ~. Jamicson. X. :. Gre
CORY and Meyer Mansbach are candi-
dates for the six year term. All ar"
representative business men. Mans
bach Is present member of the
school board.
\ number Of other Districts Of tho
state arc having elections today. the
cic,tion In Denver being the most
spirited. The polls opened here nj
seven o'clock this mornin. and VIII
close nt seven o'clock this evening.
There are two polling places. one om
the north side OF the river aud one on
tn. south side. The voting on the
north side Ii at til. Centennial school
building and on the south side nj 30
East Main street
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
BRITISH SUFFS.
CARRY FIGHT
TO COMMONS

London. May a.-Thc struggle FOR
woman suffrage began again In the
house OF commons this afternoon
when the second reading was moved
Of Wilioushby Dickinson's woman Il
franchise bill. Whether this meas
ure. which proposes TO enfranchisc
1. G.OO0.OOO women. shall he given n
lighting chance or the whole Iues-
ton buried for the life time Of the
present parliament. vii be settled to-
morrow night. The vital sections
Of the brief bill are M follows:
EVERY woman who ,Ab is she
were II man would be entitled to be
Registered as u parliamentary clec-
tor IN respect Of u household qunllfi-
cation within the meaning OF the
representation net OF 1884,. or
",Bb is the wife Of u man entitled
to be registered In respect Of a
household qualification aud had re-
sided in the qualifying premises dur
ing the period required by law 10
enable - person to he 50 registered.
"Sbuil he entitled to he Registered
and when registered to vote as a par
liamcntary clcctor In the constitu-
-ncy wherein the qualifying prem
iscs ar. situated.
IA woman shall not be EMIT
led to be registered unicns sh. has
attained the age OF twenty-five years
IA woman shall not be dis
qualified by reason Of marriage from
being registered and yotinI.
The hiil IL backed by several lib
erals. two unionists ani two labor
members. while II meets with the
wishes of most Of the men supporters
of woman suffrage. I, does not .O
lar enough for others, The parties
are M hopclcssiy divided aud even
the members Of the cabinet are NO
widely set anundcr on the question
that "a forecast Of the outcome Of tho
debate In mnst difficult.
The members when they arrive
~ .shs-ssasse ''.njRy had To rnn The
gauntlet Of many women parsdinx
In the prccin.ts carrying sandwich
boards with piarnrds directed at the
cabinet ministers. such IN traitor
Asquith." ''Dcport Reginald Mckin.
ma and Chancellor Iiobhou.".
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
Moatenesrs Will
Obey Wish of Poper.

London. MAY Sir Edward Grey
tho British foreign minister. nn-
nounced ut today's meeting Of the
Ambassadors 4 that Montenegro had
placed the question
OF the future Of scutari In the hands
of the European power.
Til. decision .rcachci by kini
Nichoins at the iast moment had the
cffcc, OF relieving Immediately III.
tension In. Eutopcan politics. II Is
regarded With satisfaction to dipio-
mats and the general public. The
stock exchange responded ai once.
Al the close Of the ambassadors
con nscrcnc. In London today mn off
ciaI communication wss issued road
Ing as follows:
The far, that the King of Mon
,rncGro has placed the fate of Scn-
turf In the hands Of the powers T.
n matter OF great pali,iaution. The
governments Of the ,N,~ers viii not
enasiaH JvbAA sxnAsspa spassas, shall ~
uasle, In the Immediate futuSe In re-
Inrd To the town.
.Thc ambassadors Will meet asah
Thurxday,"
King Nicholas of Mont-nrgr" In
his Telegram to Sir Edward Gre.
announcing his decision says Of Aus
trin's threats Of coercion:
My dignity and that of ms LOYAL
people do not permit me To submit
to isolated imposition. For this
reason the fate of Scutari In LETT In
the hands Of the Great Powers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
Senate Committee Not
TO Grant Hearings

Washington. May Mo public
hearings on the tariff revision bili
arc to b. held by the senate 'inancr
.ommiticc. according to Senator sim
,uonr. its chairman.
There will be no public hcarings'
said he today. "Tnat question has
been settled.
That determination Is expected to
speed up consideration Of the bill.
after II gets to the senate. probably
1hurpday. Senator simmons sati
today that mist Interested In the
schedule were content to file briefs
setting forth their views and rccom-
men dations.
II is the present view of the III
uanc. committee chairman that the
rommittcc will have the bill under
about ten DAYS Or two
weeks. Following that two weeks
will be given senators for debate on
the floor. The bill is expected to be
rcl,ortcd to the senate about June !.
at the latest.
heDublItAu ~ 70 s'p''s'"-
are planning to move when the btil
comes from the house. to refer II ia
the finance committee with instruct
iona for public hearings.
A brief relating to the income tax
OF the Underwood bill Was
flied with the senat. finance com
mittec today by the Investment
bankers association Of America. The
association favored the general pur-
pose to collect the tax at the source
but urges that the tax should follow
the plan OF the English act with re-
spect to interes, on corporate bonds
The brief sets forth that the bi'l
overlooks the fact that nine tenth,
OF this interest ia payable on coupon'
to bearer. making no provision b,
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
WILSON Waits
To HEAR FROM
BRYAN

Washington. May :.-Pr-sidcat I
Wilson received today by telegraph
copy OF the alien land bill passed
by the California Legislature. now
awaiting Governor Johnsons signai-
urc. lie let IT be- known that the
federal adm minist ration would take no
further step until Secretary Bryan
rcoirncd Thursday with first hand
Information. Mr.. Wilson told his
the formal protest OF Japan and in
timatcd that before May ~. the last
day for Governor Jolinson to sign the
bill. some expressions might he eX.
p.ctcd as to whether II would be In
coutravcntiou OF the treaty with ia
pan.
Meanwhile the governments legal
experts are studying the Webb bill
In an effort to locate what may be
points of attack. Many officials here
believe the lawyers OF the Califor-
MIA Legislature have succeeded In
framing u bill that may successful,
resist attack on the ground II vio.
iates any provision of the treaty oi
1911 between the United States and
japan. In that case Japan would
need to rely on the general provision
Of international law to secure relief
from the threatened discrimination
II alleges.
In some apprehension that an ef-
fort might he made to connect will,
the present California situation tho
recent placing Of orders fer three
drea dnaushts the Japanese embassy
officials today declared these vessels
were appropriated for by the last
Diet before the land Legislation be.
gan In California. and that placing
orders at this time simply was In cx.
ccutiOn of plans to cover a periot
Of years in naval development.
The joint board. composed Of tn,
highcst technical officers OF th'
army. and navy, headed by Admira
Dewey. was in secret session today
While 1t was "a special meeting. 4
was stated that It had been IN con
Temptation for rome time and It wa
to have been called as soon as Maio
General Wood returned from hi
Texas trip.
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BURR0 TRAIN IS
USED To Make
LONG TRIP

With three pack burros loaded
ment. Charles lamb. and Harold
McIlyuin cross country walkers.
reac chcd here this morning The men
are advertising In their travels the
Panama Pacific International expo
sition Of 1918 and must stop nj the
capital OF .cvry state In the union.
They obtain letters from mayors of
cities and the governors Of states
and these letters are placed Ia u port
folio. The men have travelled four
states, California. Nevada. Arizona
and New Mexico. ana secured u let
ter from the governor ot cayh state.
They called On Mayor Duniavy this
morning and th. secretary Of the
chamber OF commerce. Leaving her.
ed for Denver.
I.amhic and Mciiyaiu left Snn
Francisco on October =. 1912. At
At Phoenix. Ariz.. they secured tn.
burros. They carry with them
ton, which shelters them at night.
and on their packs are signs advor.
tisiHg the exposition. III. Globe.
Arizona. mineral ron" and the Salt
river valley. Some it'll" hardship
was endured by the walkers In eros
sing Arizona. For mor- than
month they wcr" showed up In til,
Whit. mountains. In New Mexico
ihcy stopped At santa fc. Albnpurr-
1u". Ration. and all tn" important
towns and reached Trinidad over tho
stat. highway this morning. In fol-
lowing the old Santa Fc trail this
far they have secured much valuable,
da,n concerning the ocean 'io-cccan
N,gh~ay To cover The entire cunn-
try and stop at the capitals of every
state. they expect III. trip will take
them tn. hes, part al ,hren years.
The men are making the journey
simply to advertise tn. san francts-
co fair, ltcidcniaily they a'Dcrttsr
'oti,.r eUsnmunisl<s oa the fSWay b,
arrangement with chamber Of cosu-
nirrcc or other coincrcinl bosi,. They
have nothin. To sell. The men travel
about twenty miles a day with
the burros. During the tim. the, re-
manned In Trinidad the transcont-
mental pedestrians t-thcrcd their
Lurros In "a corral on Church street
aud made their headquarters sttha
Chronicle News office.
a, Ration. y. NJ. I.ambi- aud Me-
Twain made the aeIuaintahc" Of Al
m.ron Newman. the former local
thusiastic In their comment on ih'.
appearance Of Trinidad today. hav-
Ing been here about ten ycSrs sso.
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Makes No Difference
What You Say in
Your Sleep--Court

Denver. Colo. May a.--If Lady
Macbeth had lived In Colorado the
famous sleep walking scene would
hay. been iucompctnct. irrcsclint
and immat'riai The state suprcni.
court today held that "a ph,s siciau
anay no, b" convicted OF murder by
the Us. Of his own admissions made
while talking In bis sleep The case
OF Jos. MARTINEZ. convicted of mur-
dcring woman named Forthta
Campbell. and for sentence to life
inprisonmcnt WAS sent back to the
district court of trchulcta countS
with instructions to try tho defend
ant again without permitting the
prosecution to use Martincz's SOM
nambuicnt testimony.
At Mariners first trial. jail
guard testified that the defendant.
in his sleep. repeated over and over
again:
Il killed her" Largely through
this testimony the defendant was
convicted. The supreme court ruled
that the confession OF a defendant
can he used against him only when
given voluntarily and that when the
confession is made during sleep II
Is not voluntary.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-05
MANY SALOONS
LOCK DOORS SUNDAY

I, was almost "A dry Sunday In
Trinidad yesterday. The word was
passed around SATURDAY among the
saloon men that complaints had bcen
filed with the district attorney and
that u batch OF informations were be-
ing prepared charging. violations Of
the midnight and Sunday closing
law. Only six saloons in the city are
said to have had their doors open
yesterday and two OF these places did
not open until noon. according to
common report The lid was clampcd
down and the thirsty were compelled
to seek out those establishments that
did not heed the gossip on the street.