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Arizona republican., 1913-12-21
PECULIAR ATMOSPHERIC
 TWIST BRINGS 4 RAIN
San Francisco Reports it and Last Night it CuIminated in Drenching
 Downpour All Over Valley.

It rained hard for hours in and around Phoenix last night. From all directions came reports of down pour-Chandler Mesa, Glendale. Scottsdale and the south. In the city the rain was pretty heavy from nine thirty to after midnight. and then it slacked but continued to drizzle on in lesser force
 Chandler's report was that it had rained quite hard most of the fore part of the night Mesa had it just as bad Glendale seemed to be about the upper limit of the heavy rain. but it came down there too At Ingleside the rain was continuous un- til late hour and at the ranches south of the Central avenue bridge. it was reported that there was quite q downpour.
 The rain was undoubtedly the af- termath of a peculiar atmospheric disturbance reported several days ago a San Francisco, and for which the Phoenix weather man was on the lookout. Wires from the coast had it that some sort of a cold snap was making rapid but ineXplicable pro- gross from the ocean inland. and that it would reach Arizona most any time the last of the week. The conditions under which the wave originated were such as to cause the Frisco office to remark that it could not study the situation without special observations and in a way it's telegrams to Phoe- nix were in the nature of inquiries for data.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-21
.RUFUGIO RAMEREZ LOPEZ
 AND HIS LITTLE ISLAND
Stakes Him Out a Dry Place in Tem. Porary Lake and With Small Gun
 Makes Passers- by Get in Bog

Refugio Ramirez Lopez is now re- posing in the county jail for taking ir too much territory. together with his desire. backed up by a small caliber pistol. to make every person travelling in that direction go on around" II might not have been SO bad for Rcfugio Ramirez Lopez had
 the weather been dry. or the path
 bigger, because then the inconven- fence would not have been worth talking about but as it was the path
 was small and narrow. and the out
 skirts were boggy and wet Refugfo
 Ramirez had the only dry place and nc proceeded therefore to inflict his will upon the majority in d perfectly
 czarlike heartless way.
 Word Was sent to the sherifrs of fee earl. yesterday that a man with
 ;L gun had made his "eI campo" right i .n the only passabIe dry place on the lateral two miles south of the Ten Mile store west of Phoenix Safely and securely cnsconced upon | this island, he sat there with the ] little gun pointed at every passcr who
 would go by. and commanded each to go on around" As the process of i going on around" to the pedestrian l involved getting into the wet under foot" section, and @utomobiIists had l to go also into the "stick-fast" dis trict. Refugio Ramirez L. was accum- ! ulating quite deal of merriment at l their predicament
 This was kept up until the zaniero | came on down the ditch bank. He 1 Was commanded like the rest. but if 1 wouldn't work with him. Instead he vent back and notified the sher;rr4 i office. and Undersheriff Billy Wool.
 went down and took Refugio Ramirez
 l.. under his official wing. MT. R
 Ramirez L. was well fixed for moncy and had also q gallon of wine ana ! fcur or five quarts Of beer.
 He will explain 10 Judge Johnstone | on Monday.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-21

will be enforced as the officer on beat cannot make the excuse that he had not seen tho light. whereas in the case of the bell, the plea that he did not hear 1t saved him often times from be- ing brought up or charges.
 one great advantage of the new sys- tenn is that in case of robbers in d house the owner will be able to tele- phone to the police and almost before he is off the wire the red light will flash for the policeman on the beat. and help can be sent within a minute or two of the first call for aid.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-21
OPEN AIR SONG SERVICE

WASHINGTON. Dc 2O-With the hope of replacing the scenes of re- velry on New Years eve with an or dcrly, civic celebration, the Christian Endavor Union of the capital pro poses to conduct d mammoth out-of- door song service on the steps of the trna sIIrN huiIding
Arizona republican., 1913-12-21
NOVELaPOLICE SIGNAL
 SYSTEM FOR NEW YORK
Plan to Make "Minute Men" of Cops
 and Telephone Calls.
Especial to The Republican,

NEW YORK. Dec 20.-A new sys- tenn of police signalling will be in stalled in Gotham within short time according to an, announcement made recently by the police commissioner. It will consist of system of colored lights which will be flashed at the call box when q policeman is needed in g particular locality.
 Heretofore it has been difficult for
Arizona republican., 1913-12-21

OPEN AIR LECTURE-Mrs. Mary Rules will deliver a socialistic lee ture at the city hall plaza this after noon upon the subject Gan We Avert .- RcVolutiOn?'
Arizona republican., 1913-12-21

Alice Joyce, Har1's Wigwam today Adv
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-18


to
this this
kindly
madcbcf the close of he
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-18
no DEVIATION FROM REGULAR RULES

not there
will be absolutely deviation
the OH
the stub furnished for that has been and
full
Is
to make
this will
a
welknown
y will candidate OF will
OF wifi
line he prizes
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-18

Ada Fowler. ,.3 Grant. 3i1lJ
Anna Maloufr. 723 W Main. t.:G:;ro
vcrli. Gatlin. 1873 First st. 12syiO
Graticc johnson. Gl3 Willow 12S510
Francis Curto. St2 College :e03lC
Augusta Moscr. 1888 Blvd. 1870"
Alice Bray. i27 Nevada. .il7300
Leah Dewitt. 329 Short st. iliiaS
Louise Fisher. ol2 Nevada l0G60
Goldie Jett. iI3 Nevada -. !lOiao
Marjorie HOldsworth. Gil
Willow street. -. .... .l!02.r
Mrs. r. Mayfield. iGi Park. lc?55G
Anna Ratti, SIS Nevada toG?5a
Mary Bonato. 3I5 state. ... lo5s7o
Iiafaclita Scna. SCI state. i05i6O
Netlic Adamson. 336 Univ. 1025I0
Minnie Butler, oO2 Pine. ..ia1G3c
Edith Carter. lei Johnson. :Ol24O
Maud Rosebaugh. l35 Park -l0oS50
Irene Hughes. 3i5 w. Baca. lo05lo
Mrs. Bonnie d. Horton, 200
| Atchison street. ... ... 1901 %
Blanche Dutton. 3i1 Topeka !9S20
Mayme Browning. 356 College 997i0
Julia Fellar. 602 Prospect 1920
Dot Sanders. 2li Colorado. 2S27O
Laura Herring. JIG S. Animus. 1880
Grace Grcan. 3il Nevada. .90S9U
katherine Goodrich. 400 Park 9052O
susie Childs. 4iO w. Baca. a2s6o
Effie Roper. 326 S. Com. :. $3.50
Eva Richardson. sol Convent SaG00
Mss. H., W. Bartlett. 81"
Washington. E. -. 1890
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-18

Thc,ma Coppcrs. III Ariz.. $3.50
Ruth Harris. 9Th Il Baltimore s'2io
Mrs. Jas. Thompson.
i19 Maple. -. ........ '?SGo
Ruth Perkins. :li r.. Topeka ,sSio
Mildred Thomas. li2 Arizona siSSo
Mrs. .. l.. Davis. Jr..
lG23 San Pedro street. ... =. 1910
Julia Henson. Geo T. First .2G31o
Ada Smith. EnElcvIle Hill. ..il2G
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-18

Nellie Sullivan. 100 University Gs3i"
Nellie Pomcroy. SCI Atchison GG9:O
Helen Walker. San Juan. Baca G441V
Bee Pcllett. Topeka avenue. lSi00
Esther White. IOl Short. .i7SSv
Virginia Easton. 311 Topeka. 1850
Mrs. L. p. Kane. i25 State. 3G9s0
Nina Anderson. Tillotson.. ..112S0
Gladys pittcnger. 1903 Plum. 1850
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-18
DISTRICT NO. 2
Consists Of the City Of :

SOusistS VI tuC Shty Va Asiu'. "
= dad, from the center OF CONNER =
= cial street and Arizona avenue. =
Z east =
80 +s++<4 %*+<<*
Bessie Archer. Chestnut. -. 100000
Anna Hern, 2o7, u. Colorado 1860
vcda Harris. Sl1 San Pedro. .l3G9:0
Elizabeth Rankin. 1918
kress McPhail, 2lO Frost. 12G670
Teresa ftesch, 214 Goddard. 1252S0
Zetta Reeves. EOS Frost. =. 1IS026
Maude Claim. 616 E.. Second. llo9i0
10y Clark. 500 Arizona. :. :. 10397O
Bessie Rupp. s11 E. Topeka. 102:6o
Margaret Dcnnisou. iO6
Mary Mccoy. 18th and Oak. lOe2GO
Carrie Smith, GIG Arizona. E. 1920
Daisy Rogers, 43O, y. Com. 97:70
Mrs. Chonita Flores, 232
Aileen Dausherty. .13 Walnut o4asO
Hope Barnes. 929s Spruce. -. .0i:70
Mabel Detamore. 1925
San Pedro street.. ...... 93fU0
Edna Hatton. GA Chestnut. $4,000
Pearl Ashley, i3f4 Linden. .92970
Myrtle Martin, 21t S. Walnut. ?0ss0
wilmer Chandler. il3 T.. 9TH. 5000
Lupie Bent, GU2 First street. .S?2sb
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-18
C.tarrh Cannot E, Cured

with LOCAL NrrL.c..-IDSf. u. th".
Cannot reach the re.Ii OF tac disca-c. Ca
nnd t., or,,cr 10 cure you must take IN
i.rrsi rrfle,!.c-. l!-lIs caiarriI Cure !
taken Internally. I'D acts directly upo,
the blood na1 rIG Oh ygrfsc"s. I.dN'
CatlTrh cur, Is rot - aus * medicine.
was 'rrrsrr.hc.i ly ere az tic hc.t phy
sicIans In tii!s country for years and !
= regular rr"sc.'p;ipI, u - composed OF
the hes: toaics i.nown. combined viii III
best blood purifiers. nciin- directly on III,
rnucou, surfaces. Tho perfect r"rnb.n1.
tion OF the two Ingredient u What PRO.
duccs such wonderful result. In curing
catarrh. Send for tc-'l'nonla's. free.
+. J. CHENEY + co. Props. Toledo. o
Sold by Druggists. price &c.
Take HAl's Family riiis foe eoasaiDAtioo.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-18
DISTRICT NO. 4

> Consists OF Las An;mas coun- =
:: ty OF Colorado south OF the Las =
> Animas river. including all =
& towns and territory bordering
(. on the river. and Union and Cui- =
. fax counties. OF New Mexico. .
Z! = q = + = Z. 4. . 3 = = + = 4: :. =
May Wilson. Starkyiiic. 1000
Mrs. Walter sherman, Ration l:S 100
Ethel Prosser. y. o.
Box i22 90. -. ........ i.?i"O
Mrs. Robert Powell.
Folsom. y. NJ. -. 13G3lO
tataelita Garcia. Soprls. 1860
Rae Coe, Tercio. -. ,... -i'6o
Dora Fouret. Starkviiic. go. l.1iUO
Marie Merhling. Weston l2l1'o
Mrs. W. w Clark. Folsom. 1900
May Filler. Il. r. d. No. I ...llIiGD
Bculah Barnes. p. o. Box lG3 lOSG"o
Maudc Werdcman. Jansen. 1"s29o
Mrs. G. J. Church, Trinchcrt l0'y9D
Clara Dc Almond. Cokcdale. lo"iI0
Fay Tencycke, Janscn. .... lo"S'v
Nirgie Hitson. Dcs Moines. looGoV
Anna Meek, Starkville. lO00Cb
Wilma Hardin. Clayton. y. NJ. 3934n
Elaic Spahr. Cokedalc. 100. "e1?O
Florence Morgan. Folsom $3.50
Nora Hensley. Folsom. y. NJ. $500
Mrs. Margaret Walsh, Valdez 9ooSO
Lucille White, Folsom. y. NJ. S224o
Matte Richardson. Cokedalc. $3.50
Ruth Bradford, Dawson. y. NJ. $1,000
Elizabeth Dave. Sopris 49,. ...II1Io
Fern Ferguson. jansen. 'GiSO
Grace Hendricks, Cokcdalc. 5000
Mrs. May Henderson. Dcs
Moines. New MEico... 63SOU
Anna CorredO. Gray Greek. $1,000
Mrs. Beva D'Ambrosio. Sopris 5i20
Elizabeth Rothmel. Simpson. .51Sl0
Kathryn Hollenbeck, T-in-
chera.. .... i'iOo
Laura Henerson. Hoehne. ..205S0
Mrs. j. G. Cooper, simpson .-.l3S40
Mary Franch, Hoehne.. ~. .1604O
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-18


hasa
throughout the
Many the OF
going be surprised when they
eday and paid subscription
the
has she acted
help This doncfo
eli
assistance Much this done
The
absolutely fair and impartial lines
1t will The
magnificent prices the
will
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-18
= = = = 8 = 3 . =
DISTRICT NO. 3

, Consists OF liueriano County :
= and all towns In Las Animas
= county. north Of the Las AMI :
= mas river. bu, not including :
= towns or territory bordering on :
= the river.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-18
= go = = = :, > > = :. = : = !.
DISTRICT NO. /

= Consists OF the City OF Trini- 4
= dad. rom the center of CONNER
= cial ,Ircet and Arizona avenue. =.
= west.
+***< > 80 & E :: = :: = = .
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICE TO CANDIDATES


will Investigated
II
WHICH ARE TURNED IN AS NEW WILL BE CANCELLED
y SUFFICIENT WARNING EVERY CANDIDATE
THE LAST CHANCE! THE LAST DAY OF BAIL0TlNG.
POLLS
POPULARITY CAMPAIGN THE CHRONCLE-NEWS.
NEWSPAPER CAMPAIGN EVER HELD IN SOUTHERN
Promptly the
locked will
:
before maj
THE NECESSITY OF BEING EARLY.
the
subscriptions
with candidate and
posstblc
stu have time spend In getting Nothing
gained by holding off until the minute risk the
their reaching time By delaying Absolute
equipped
force sufficient to take the rush OF
ANNoUNCENErT OF WINNERS
office
80 o'clock This will be in
Of the Jameson Furnishing D. Iindman
porum H. Ingram Of the Powder Clothing
the Pal
p W
slough Mercantile
Every candidate
shcd Monday while
candidate the entire will published
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-18
SURPRISES GALORE. AND lsAPpo1NrMENrs

vi course there VIII be surprises galore and disappointment when
Who
apt political expression forge to the
today?
candidate should to
a
OF
should
her fault
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-18

10
tu
ALI votes and remittance mailed after Friday
SPECIAL DELIVERY STAMP to insure their reaching time
ks III. nrecsuon "a find s..t, h:t .
po.tofe closes and also find all possible regard
train the road which will carry your votes
SAN remianees and
Ito the Contest Manager at The ChroaieleN News office This
sure absolute aur.ey and prevent any Of them from going %
office This is important and absolutely Necessary
5Al and reaances must be mailed BY o'clock
envelope package posms signature showing
the envelope package mailed before
sufficient evidence
6-UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL VOTES BE TRANS.
FERRED FROM ONE CANDIDATE TO ANOTHER THIS IS Nv0I
ABLE RULE OF THE CONTEST AND UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES
WILL IT BE BROKEN
M nrv1AT,ou rvnw prnuy
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-18
TONIGHT Is THE LAST CHANCE.

Remember that in
ballot have twotL thousand
carly II
Remember hundreds Of
ana perhaps working
entirely
The fighter makes the
Victory loves honor The
wbich
WINS
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-18
A LITERAL AVALANCHE OF VOTES.

last literal
10
right imua
thing. The ballots
nr .uI,h lint -ir1l ,nrkrr
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-18
SOMETHING nPoRTANT-sEc0ND PAYMENTS

Now the time when Second Payments greatest
receiving 5000 this!
new subscription is 1900" by paying the additional
Miss
Of right
is need
greatly what
subs
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-18
1MPORTANT TO CONTESTANTS.

Merely matter OF caution
benefits of
of the utmost Importance that particularly
outside the
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-06
THE S0yA BEAN.

larahlr al wlthstandihg
drought, ,st able tn yield II pT"h'
able crop ~ times nt excessive
moiatnIr, new crop Rn,tabt' 10
almaai every portion ~ 'hr
/ 'nltsH stattH, AZ u ~ HniH, hNu
ht,h ,iclda \ greater lIoht Than
n,rn. white tnpnnyln. tho land IN
41nnh ~ lmpnv'rishi". It. u - h'
inr introduced hy til. pain, manu-
tprinrr,a nl tho country ~ tho
fn,m nf tho soya bean
According 10 I T. Ntm@'k.
" 40 lrpiraenla tie edu'a''"n"'
hu,,,,i ~ lhr Paint NanuiartnI
.,s aasnr,,tlun, oi G,hhRhnio. y.
! aud who sprnt Saturday IN
Baton Enuse aud New Orleans.
on i lnuI uret the whole county.
the intIodnrtinn Of the new crop
IA dra,ir,i to prov" nt pIniit 10
both f,,,ne, and manufacturer,
and from i, ia To hm obtained on
,hat viii replace llnsr'h "'l
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-06
GASOLINE.

Gasoline. t;eorgs Fitch tells "s'
= a originally naed only T." clean
ing gloves and si"t'ng h''rd R.''S
,,,m,.l, Tho kitchen roof. hut hn'
nov a.e.n taught Il great variety
of ,,4Ls, snch as rnDnlhg an'om"
blles. ac,nplunfa, mM"'ooa's,
wjnduaaia. street cars, hea's'''
corn shelie,s and bicycles
~ The .sld Of gasoline We eau
,r,vel 40 ,aslea III hour over '"'
land and 4is feet mt" the E'o"""
-lth the g,.ssest cave.
A .allon ni ..a.ot,'ir can q" ~
mach work in ~, hour ~ u h"s'
can do il u day. and u does"
.av. 10 hesad mad lrddrd dow
Mt mgu,. It. ner .drive an anlotn"
\ I,,l,. 20 m,lea. n-..i Will. do,ht
his can ca,,se three Iunawny".
I eollir,on. Il so fue for speeding.
divorce auit and an inquest.
/ A gallon Of whisky IT ~a'W
day uigl,' dance can cause a''"
deal q, trouble. but II ~ tame hne
lL,tteu,sh h"siac u gallon "f VIII
water which ia conducting q ~!
,ride.
(;aas4iue ia n clear. nervous y
uuid which il composed Of speed
noise and trouble IN equal parts
It ia maize Of kerosene reduced I
4 more violent stage, and - k'nt
10 supplled to the restless porto
Of mankind by the fragments .
tho late standard Oil Company :
Franklin WatthmaD.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-06
Mr., SHACkFORD
MAKES DEPOSIT
|Of$2. .N!O A. Guarantee nha'
Road VIII Rc Here in -
Months.

Ornlousaas Clarion,
Mr.. y. Il. Shackfoud. Snp"I ~
tendent uf the Louisiana Traction
aud Power Company. with hea'
uuarae ers at Lafayette. arrived ~
this city on Ihnrsday evening
and immediately deposited VII
the City Treasurer II: go. wh''A
10 i per cent nt the three n'l'''
tux voted hy the property "w"''s
Of this city. ID ttvpr "f the inter
urbau railway. This amount he-
pOs,tt~l with tire city treasurer -
az 4 guarantee I" tho tax payers
that tho Louisiana Traction atah
Power Company will - '"nsf'"'f
s,l Within The next fourteen
months. IT the electric 1a'lr"H'
10 not ID construction and ~ ~
,ual operation hy then the ~ y"
yill be for feitch aud Turned over
10 the public schools .f op'''"
sns. besides the r"ah Will i"ti"'
IT. right 10 collect the tar
It ~ expected. however. thR'
the road viii l,e III operation WIN
in the next few mOnthH.
The three mills tav. wlrirh w.
voted to he levied for \ lsngtH ~
twenty years. will not be F:''d 7
the Louisiana Traction and Vnw"'
Company before il il actually Or
Grating into this city.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-06
HOW THEY DO IT
IN ST. MARTINS,

Sheriff Wade q Martin bas
chartered 4 gasoline boat, anu hnh
been carrying peopL. from the
fourth and iiitl, wards to ~ Mar.
t,nvi,le 10 ,egister llc 'nt"'me"
~ fhn, nvc, two hundred from
thca, ~" wards had "I'ea"y
urajleI Themselves "f this "Pp"'
,uni,y ~ register The S"e''"
has ~ axe 10 grind. wc fcel snre.
bnt az the same time. he shows tue
proper aplrit. when he encourages
eye,y Que to register. anu tut
n,sbes them with transportation,
I.,aanx Bridge Valley Of the
iealr,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-06

a F.euch aeIOnamt, Prgond, ~
Iuvisy, France, On the lst 'natan',
gave an exhibition ni hia wonder.
fnl control Of the aernptann. I'a
performance somewhat assembled
that Or the tunblar pigeon ~
flight. When 1900 feet above III"
surface he caused his machltc I"
head directly fot ,he earth aml.
sitter travelling some 900 fe" ~
full speed. be completed the cycle,
causing his machin" to t"'n =
complete aOmmcisan't IN tho AT
lie announced the feat before ~
ascenhcd: no still lives. he prom
tsc,! to do lf again.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-06
BURNED
WHILE ON OUTING


" Ma,i,nvilln. IN AnG -
NIa .ias. 4 Mnnlnn wan burned
10 death Al tntahnula LAX" yea
te,hny She han gone !" inc lake
IN ,hr morning with i number -
f,ienda to- picnic she Nna ~
expert com hnnillon maker, aud
her fricnaa iua,Rtrd that Rh'
should make the snrply i"' ~"
party A nlitf v,nh wna blowing.
and a. sl,r passed ~ tho ti'" ~"
hseaa igmtad anh 10 = arr"nd ahs
wax cnveloped nith il,n'n. t-S
Hhovin a Il lsrnna.a,i. hM ~
l.how, and Frank . Ht"naAa't
rushed 10 haI asslatan'. but !"
fore the cx sheriff could take ~
lis coat and NstinEnlsh the 'lamHA
shr waa fatally h",n'h Ni' WaH
taken 10 St. MMt,avilIo ani plar
eL under the care nf rhNHiciahh.
but was beyond help. and die"
this morning M,a N"n'"n f"'
,na,ly wax Misa l',I"iHe i'ntand.
and was connected with a"m" 81
the most prominent ian'l''a 81
ths, State Nhs Wan \ drNnnI
Nath.,lic, and was noted f"r h''
irus Christian rhalrtrr Ah'
leaves two daughters. Mrs .samrf
Nimou und Mus Frank nnrreat
a hro,h.y, Hen Unrand. and = -
Ter. Nlre. l..alnt E"u,n"t. suivlv'
Isr. Tho fnn,aI will TAX" place
from tho oathalir Church '"'n"'
,o,S mo,n,ng L -
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-06

Tie ~. petty inS payers 81 Ne"
Iberia a,c paying an annual '"A
ot ii mills on their nnaessmeNts to
make NJ u bonus nt S~S WV.
which amount in 10 he pa,d in ton
yenIn ., lesa How much ~ y
bonus will the property holders Of
thia city hc willing TO give Tor !"
rood canal connection between
ih,. Terhc aud Grand Lake. which
unuld give thia town an nPp0r'u-
nitv Of going after some ~ tue
trade Of tho ltkcs and aw smpsE
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-06
PARISH ASSESS
MENT REDUCED.

Donald nnyille. La. The na
s,aa,nrni ~ Asccnsinn Parish has
h"s,n reduced hy the state l'""'h
Of Equalization from SILL ''V
1, @I.nl..hip This Will moan u
n,t loss ~ ,evcnue to tho pa,ish
nr VI nG. % With every cent nt
the pa,n,hi,i inuds hudgM"i lot
the coming ,cat, th,a l"aa at T'v'
nlr viii create quite pT"hIf"
fpr the Enlire Jury to a"lNe.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-06
ELECTRICIAN anu MECHANIC

= Q practical magazine for every :
enc who wants to learn about elec :
(E1clty. or who uses tools. lts arti :
cles tell you how to make ftyinp:
machines, wireless telegraph ap-
paratms, dynamOs. engines, furni-
ture, models, etc. Every nan be-
= loll OF valuable shop-kuiks, and
practical hints, well ill,tstrai ed
ne only magazine OF it's kind II
the world. Send your name Of; I,
ooo&al card for 4 free sample cui y
Write it today. The three lats =
numbers will be sent for Is cent?
ol1o . yoaP.
psss 5l1s. 5ost pD, Mat.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-06

t,Onaldsonville and 'dorg an
City propose 10 unite in the effort
to get the National gOveTnn1rnt to
establish locks between the La
fourche and the Mississippi, rivers
4. DonaldsOnville This wah tt't
original Intercoastal route ,ar''m
mendrd by the army eDgin esfs
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-06

Tho ninth annual convention OF
tho Intercoastal Inland Waterway
League of Louisiana and Tesaa,
will be held I'D Orange. Texas.
Oct. II and Is, 1919.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-06

Moth.r. vhe~apend the nigh
= III Il sick hahy appreciate me
hslr they get from Me; EE
RABy BLIXiRk- especially in hos
weather. IT. lniets fever and 'fr'-
ta,,on. 4pothes the stomach, checks
the bowels and helps both mother
and child 10 obtaif, sleep and rest.
price 25c and soc per bottle.
sold 6y ESTORgE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-06

Governor Halt has acceItvi an
invitation 10 be present NJ the "P.
euinv OF the Parish Fair a. hafa
yette on October 1th.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-06

Thu odeaux, 40 Mayor \. !.
IRON. sl,t.s nv. In tisH'lng "a'
nravelllng sone M 'helr s''''''
along III. line IT tlie work done ny
tts Chatham l"o.,ir for 'his chy'
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-06

IIa,ty X. Thaw bad very
,h,,, nnt;uy thja summer. lie
w,n,d hLrd to have had lonRW
ls.avr Of aheene"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-09-06

Continued on page r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-18
BOY BURGLARS Arrested
Break Show Window of VOLTS Store
on Lower King Street Last
Night, Other Arrests

AS a result of the robbery OF the
show windows Of The clothing and shoe
store of julius Wolf, at 204 King
street last night, the police depart
ment early this morning rounded up a
band Of young negro boys, ranging
from 13 to II years in age, who are
believed 10 be responsible for num-
Der of daring robberies in the city OF
Alexandria this winter.
The robbery Of the Wolf store &C.
Cured at 1880 last night when the
big show window on King street was
broken with a piece of iron and num-
Der of articles, including watches,
chains, gloves, pocketbooks and other
trinke45 were taken. Sergeant Scott
and Officer Nicholson were detailed OH
! the case and early today arrested Geo.
johnson, aged II, Richard Brown,
aged Is and Edward Pickney, aged
13. The boys acknowledged that they
had committed the robbery and lead
The officers to the place where the
goods were hidden. All of the stolen
articles were recovered
After being locked up in the police
station for several hours today they
confessed to Chief Goods that they
had been implicated in several other
robberies and gave the names Of a
number of other boys who, they said
had been associated with ,hem. They
confessed to have stolen shoes from
VOLTS store on previous occasions.
The police are making q search for
the balance of the gang.