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The Monte Vista journal., 1913-05-31
Medicine Cabjneta

The most attractive medicine cab
inets for the bathroom wall come from
the old town Of Nuremberg, where
they are hand carved and painted to
Initiate the fronts OF ancient houses
OF that quaint town with their charac-
teristic gables and chimneys.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-05-31
Comforting Religion.

People like their religion to be what
they call comforting. l want my re-
lgion to give me self-respect and
courage. This sort of faith really
overcomes the power Of death.-Ber.
nard Shaw
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-05-31

FOR SALE-An Italian Harp, stands
68 inches high, 5 octaves. See r. L..
Steffens OF Tom Christys Show 5-6-7
June.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-05-31

Mrs. 7. j. Foster of La Veta ar.
rived Friday for few days visit
with Henry Seth and family,
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-05-31

Mrs. M. s. Murphy left Thurs
day for few days stay in Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1913-05-31

Mrs. John Nevitt returned Wed.
nesday from a visit with friends
and relatives at Alamosa.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
MAIL KEEPS PRES.
WILSON At WORK

i'ass shrissian. Mts.. iA- 20
Although i'r-slh-nt Wilson Is LET,
snm.i-s,-i ~ residents o, this Vi
sinity .hsnar-.,s at teapi- III all parts
of the ."ansTy daily arr ps.r.aia 4
him ,hropsi, na mails
Th- ps-s!f-n, - asu,inE much
a..F- tins than hs had expected 3.
correspondence. br, carey .faS SON.
his phs stefan. s.sar sa,i the pf.Al-
dent .as .i..iy i'aprusias in health
hut n-r.isi nss- fest. ArrasSiiasiT
u 80. slated that hereafter Ir. Viii
saa -iii s-sraia tr.tn attempting to
en.v-r communication .s.-ps these
at ssussssl ,aafsossahc-, uf these
shrru have b-~n srsy f-~.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
scIllpT INSANE
AleuEs COUNSEL

Ns- Sess. i~ss ss.-~A taif-s-ta-
ss,g.s. haif.ssnossnI. a-ss'assrash
I.kiissa,. .,srr. tainted with ..sia,ars
iesans,S. Sss Early h-ssao .sss-
fe,iai.ss
iians A.srnIs'. tho 1.sa.ss psisss.
vas thus describe; to-day By tis
.osss~i in sl-sasias up at sesrsis, .
trial f.r tho sasr5es at Auna AsH
muller Th- defense asked a s-rsi.s
st s,qulsiai on 'h. sfvaai II iasAns
w.
WiII,sas \ Oi..s, s.r tie defense
aid hss .It.nss sfua'.s. sir'us ~as
= i-sirs Z" belt. "sh.rs. ai'h.ssa u
"a. not aI-aJs directed ss tn psuIs.
or chsaarlss ". insisted ina'
seanaids really loved sh- ApsuIi-r
sirI AMI wanted 4. saartT h.Es The
Prosecution. ..nt.aas 'hs, shis was
at tho casa and ssshmia, murdered
the siri b-capss shr thr, a,-u.i siEn
with disgrace " be all not make b-s
bic sifs
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
NO C[EWSF0UN0.
Of GUARDS
SlAYERS
Special To IN. Chronieis-Na~al

Special to IN. Chronicle N.Ns.I
fioren.-. Colo. p.., :S.-No ar
rests have been mad. and th.Auihori-
tie. have no ci.~s To til. ideniity Of
lhs m.n who early yesterday shat
and killed Ernest ", Farmer. an EN-
ployc. Of tho Santa fs railroad. who
~as an duty st III. brids. leading to
the Radiant coal min. near here.
and who's. body was found on III.
tracks shortly after the shooting by
Charles Thomas. who had com. io re-
itsSs him. Farmer ~as apparently
shot from ambush with a shoisuh.
An Inv S-.tikalioa IL b.ins made ia III.
hop- Of finding the persons conn ~
I'd with III. affair.
Farmer and Thomas Lss- b--.'n r,a-
ptoy~d ~ ~aishm-n as Tn. bridge
.ihr. /, MAS repaired a f-~ weeks
ago following the burnins ot ih-
structure. George Libby ~as aa ia-
~ With Farmer at ni.hs and h~ Mas
shot at Saturday nsshs while sis'ins
sN sA'' ss"ss' "ssS sS-~' 'NN
Libby r-taSned the fis- In the DARK
n-~s and f-!i over an -satsaskn-a'.
br-skias hi. arm, Tn" fall probably
sasrs, his life fr.na sh- assa.~ins ~as
ap-ssd fir. aa him. iis saSs he did
s"I s-~ the m,n ~hs iir-s, "a hin.
bus heard his voice. iir sacs the as
sAiisnt si-,A- f,.-a GnEiish
rsr,.sr .ss - ,-sfs Of as. aud
lived at rsi.ssa. spsinss where h-
80. = yafa -a,shassn fog 'h- sAn,a
rc i--sor- ,akias ap bic aa,is. 81 the
bsi.is- .h-s- the dead man sa= ssss
,i.a-is Gosefass Amenas ka. Of.
a-s~a thai q suli tns->sisAsi.n b..
made b, the .ls,i aai military an.
ts"siis-s.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
PART OF TROOPS
=, soon Be
RELIEVED

That Two and possibly three com
panies of III. stat" militia now sta
toned in the Trinidad district Will
be- released from ssr,i-. and sent
ho;a- ~ithih III" present week. prob
ably by January 1. nas III" statement
OF Brisadi.r Gcn.rai John Chase IN
Denver last saluSdsy. The Two hun
dr.d men ~ho may be- released from
services viii bs s-i-.t-d from the men
Aho have business at professions rs-
auirils their attention al home. II
xss InIIa,ai.i by General Chase that
Niihia III. n-si ihifiy days tn. -a.
tire strike di.,Eie, Niii b. cleared o'
troop. cave Tot a force al about :oo
field a. = skate .oassabsiiarS.
That the strike Is h-srins an sud
.ss tho quoted sia,-a-a' ot G.n.f'
al Cha.- in a tNnssE newspaper, The
general .as In i'~nN-F ;a attend ia-
H--tins % It- state miiitar, ,-"ard
and to ssHf-F -Jth ssos-sn"r Nns
a,ans relative - ss- situations
Gos-spog Nmnons 4ai s-s,.'afg
ta.gchlia -.sl {. i'.-bIo yesterday
and consulted With bankers .s that
siss regarding the iosn .'s.sai>~i the
stat. srN-sai iass $50 by th.' t'a-nio
snd c"lDsAs'a Si.si.ss banks. Tha
niti,arH basr,i is preparing s"ush-es
tsr =. d4S. additional tsass
.-n-sai shasss has sis-n ssfi,t "fr
.sfs against .soTtal,'iag n-tst-'ss "s
she spnEsis,g- asis1is'ss ~ sh~ state
Federation ai i-asos Ia ins-silsstr
ehsrs.s asaiass th~ sotsss.ss - 'aihs
.as vsth anT assmb-ss .t a.. stale
,ssess .iE-s shsa hitassss assd ssh.s
hisk asnsrs.
- en-. ssihs gs Aid sh-sa ali l ssas
in Arcos,isa.e sth ID. sssirrs sisrn
se by tsossfsnf Aascu.. ssid tee
-sSI GhAs-. "hss sas ietosaA't"s
Nsss sss~a s~~-- s-.--S, sssss = rssstss
sess. I sA tsesssias shss sstaasIss
ssait ~ ssvssalsi ~ s~s>nes -so sf~
siissr4 In base snitrr~d ia.iis-iti-ss
rhts psr~sasssa j. taA~a shsS
naAs ts.s shoa to h"ia s~.e"a.ibirs
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
RADIuM LANDS TO Be WITHDRAWN
BY GOVT. TO Save PRECIOUS. METAL

Washington. u {. br-. sp.=Seg4 =
fcssgy I.aas proposes t. withdra~ all
lands .s the yubIic domain suspected
Of containing raiiuH. that the pre-
cicus deposits mar be- secured for the
seusrsi eyoi and not become the sub
Icc, of private speculation.
Mr.. Lane Outlined his plan today
iu a letter tn Chairman Poster gf the
house mines committee. urging i'm
mediate passage Of a Joint congress
sicnal resolution to supower Prrsi.
den, Wilson to- make the withdraw
ais. Investigators of the geological
survey have Ivcs,eS p'islie lands be.
lIeved to contain the precious sub.
stance. nyw 81 Invaluable In mcdi.
cine.
ID the terms ot the proposed res,-
luton. the secretary OF tho interior
would be authorized to conduct ct
nlcrs;Iuns aud researches With a View
to determining the practicabili'y OF
developing from such ores a supply of
raiiunl and to provide for tn. mining
and treatment Of radium-bearins
ores in such manner as would bes,
secure a supply Of radium for the use
of the government OF the United
States and the hospitals Of the coun-
try"
Mr.. Lane points ont that there are
only two grams of radium at pres
ent in the United states. II Is val
ued a. $4,000 gram. All has
been procured from Europe.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
Parcel Post Lin. 8
50 Pounds Jan.

The public has been advised
through the local tIs,.toffiee Of u ne"
order issued by the postmaster gen
eral establishing n new weight lint
Il un fourth class mail matter under
parcel post. beginning January l.
On and sftsr this dat. the limit of
weight OF Parcels of fourth class
matter for delivery within the firsl
and second xones shall be Increased
from twenty to fify pounds. and IN
third. fourth. fifih. sixth. seventh
and eighth son.r from eleven lo
twenty poihds The rate on par
cells exceeding four ouhe.s In weight
In III. third. fourth. hfih and sixth
sones has besn announced ~ fol
lows;
Third Iunc-siN cent. fot tire
first Isuna and tao cent. Tor ~Ara
additional pouad ar fraction thereof.
Fourth Zoh--S-,.a cent. Tor tho
iirs, pouai and four e.-si. for .a.h
additional pound or fraction thereof.
fihh Zon.-tasht .sa,s for tito
first polnd and siS cents for zach
additional pound ar trAstion thereof.
SIKH Toae-Nin- s-a's for tao
first is,,ad and right cents TOR -asn
additional p.siad or igsssira ,s-r."t
All regulations "r pasals at r.su'
iaiions IN .naiiie, h-rr~i'h arr h~r~-
b. s-sctns-ds
The I.ar~1i r-.si =, sie,u s.ni ia'o
-ff.t an January I. 1918. s1d viii
BE- q Y.[f old sn TAuEssi.s sf lhis
week rhs raH-i f-..s sss,Dri ras
issr.es-d The bt.,a..s as the sps.
s;nhv-a, ,-ps,.siis-. asny s",is rh"
par.-i i-.ss ssss-as1sa 1t
The Local t-.ss.sfi.- us. Isrsrs 'han
,hr busis.s< q, christmas ,isa. IN
sny .n- s-ss uai-r the s'raish,
mailing .yst.tns The sf.s-h Ia ="
we'll established .ov shas merchants
ate .ssias st,.ir shisptss a' rsH,
pnervhasiis- aIps.ss -<sIusi, sis hs
t,Afvsi t>s.'
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29

FIRE IN n, n. PRISON
LEADS TO FEAR Of
BREAK FOR LIBERTY

Santa fe. y. NJ. Dee. :..-tirc.
.uppossi to have started from Oits
OF iape- jammsd for years In ,.h;i-
lators. broke out at lh. stat. pcni-
ientiary one mil. from Santa Fc, at
O'Clock this mornihs. practically
destroy Ing wooden roo,s of ON. cell
house and Of the Office building. TIL.
estimated aamas. Is ,is.ooc. Well
Insured
The s-ii ho,,s. hoids =oo prisoners.
hut with the exception of five Goa.
tiets all acre out al aork. There
ar. over sco convict. IL III. psaiisn-
,isry aha isariu. an outbreak. tNo
companies of the ariionsi guard
~sr. ordered ,o the ivnii-niisrs.
Governor MsiL.sais. A.jilsai
General Herring and Officers al the
rational snard ~-.- Ihsr- ses
n,inuic. after III. aiaru ~as sound
.-i Til, sos-Iaar r-i.ain~d uGtii
tho fir- 80. eat ks.-;i-ai ~.rE
fishtine fire "a. aoas by sssin~s;
fif-f iahtsr. of tho chit-I Sta,-> Ia.
dian ..hnni. directed by eup~rint-a-
aSai u. y. coxx-shaii ani by Saian,
i.-rs of santa fS. directed i.s fIfs
Cli-f O--n. Gaarusia.n sna ns~
tighter. s-f- fti..-.i Ia tn- a-a- in
automobiles Tho I-ai,- -nttafy sosn-
snt,.an~rs. lftr0,ys,t g. b..., shr
,os,s r~rta.-., -i,h .ia,. in tho a-.r
I.,ur-
TIE busn-.t .-li hso..1 ~a. thS oas
in ~hssh the "~iit oe-s. n-astsE
sh- .s-ss-ra,s .haFsstsss. .o.s tSs..s
sna .i,~ sss-a. --r- sont,s-s ara.
ipsins the pr.ss--- al tas tir~. ,h-s-
ta-u ..iii-.i asosna si,hta n. ~ai.s
In a so.1t-a.t rss,s "rosss"aaii, srsii.
tins q chorus II Y-ils ss's sstsaitss
wh-n sh-s ~ras ista tho a,hsns
fu.a. al hs-se The .is-,ss ~.ss iUAra
aud u -s. shsosseed ihss thsy
v-.s,s ~ s-.s ,h-S- ss~ ,~~~s nj sss
aurssups. Tnsass ls~ y.ssss
fasp. A-ps..ssss y. r A&ss
~ s..s-s~.e ..As-fs9 (A = h...
- sssss-sy 10 sls ss1ss rr,i ssssss
~hiIc sk- ssosss s~ea ss~s sss
lsasaiv. viii 30 .ssssa On shV iico<
.t sh- ainihs rn.4as i.sSss susssss
saa ,L. s.,ii,,s .i,i allen ae .a i-',
suriss .t- aisA'
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
MONTREAL SWEPT
BY FIRE; WATER
FAMINE ADDS DANGER

N.rtrral. b-gs ss=N mile -g hp.e
stretched to thc Sc ias,sa.- river
saved Montreal to-day fsom a .eEs.as
gpnliasyatipn Tn assouss os the
BREAK in th. vaterwurss IHsssc pip-.
whi,h has caused water tsmias
here icr several DAYS. tn. fite hys
isaHts were all bst useless. The fE-
DESTROYED a bI.ss IT STORES and hess.
e. a, ~ Huber, and ontario streets
sad caused sse". .n-s damage before
u va. checked Vita "aIy one ~.as
STREAM .t water at Hs jisy~,sal the
sirv Department was Obliged at firs;
tc arpeud on chemical .xttr sssishers
Dynamite ~as sent fer. t.ui before "
arrived ,u~sp,cvi hvs. brps Sh, plenty
Of water f,yn tho rive, and the ~.
rI-Si,- vas not used.
In half an hopr the fire had
sscps thtoueh a bicca All apparat-
us in she ,isr vas ~immoaed aud ev-
cry cseni.Als rs,ibsuishcs available
-as placed in the hands OF siremeu
rrya the block. ~hrrc II stsrtei.
the fire Ieaped a.rv=e III. street 10 a
large automobile sssase. where .
serics Of gassI"nc exIsosicns threw
Jets Of flame !, all directions. AZ
this pcin, Chief TFembIay held cua.
sultation With his Iie,tensn,s snd
sent for dynamite.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
Inx uuaoa 49,
MS1HY N \. n.

Nss SasA. iAe. ses=A Hvsk coo.
sAniass hc '-o-iy of . sAAr. ~ho hAa
s-~s Ls,aAd hssa ard f.s ami ssufs
ess-i. -ps duhat-ad oas pf = push cart
in u. hrast 1t tho tsa.s a.sdo TO-DAY
End lot, IN The ssssrFs
Th~ holy was ssill ~srWs
LINK o.ss s- sht. sssnE aud 40
viii paT Yus vhca 80 eUrsc back
saia go. a.. the tva men ~h. led the
cart. to samuel rfshtr. ar '>ftssf'
old s->td-e, II trls street
Th- hny watched " f.s halt an
h.ar ssd ,h-s told = F>n,'.-aasns
The a,as,irrrd man ~s> a''oat -
y.a,. old AMI a@ssiat-sa Tho lover
rs.s of his fss- vss nsusfii.d IN .
rod sssatanns hanaA.ruhtrs. ~
~hi.h tho i.,Is.. believed he hass
tech .a,ethsfrd. The t-asip sas dps'
t.,-,s up and s.sck.,, In the ''uas
v,,h a covering NJ straw
The push cart sssap had IAts
plenty of finger psints on the trunk.
ahL ..upipI.-si Nth tnis .s,tcns-. =
isrs- fofv. of d.spsss,ee sr' out Ia
f,ed shem. A tag .a the msft.rrF'
mss. cost "a. marked IN s.rhvlssy
Itrss. Vickseuss. Ntss
The .osoaer. physician gave his
OPINION that the man had h-ea
.traasi-.i To- death The scss ~as
bs"leo. hut th,. might haS" b-s"
done after Heath when the b~S'T ~ss
fysesd into the trunk. -
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29

Three suurths of the tadium prp.
5sscd in the world during the year
lsis." SAYS Secretary Lane. "cam~
'rom American or.s. yet ~. have up
Z" this time. taken NO steps whatever
to preserve for our own p-p,Ia this
Invaluable metal and our phy .oriaas
aud hospitals are dependent on Eutu.
pean laboratories Tor such supply as
they can prp,ur. and ate subip,, q,
Whatever fnoaepoly charge the Eury.
Ican iabcratoricA demand for thpkr
products"
In view uf the known cfYr~,,yc.
ncss Of radium In the sreatmca, of
cancer and the difficulty now esrr..
fenced In obtaining il. Secretary Ian,
says, as one 9cr~on in c,ery ten iu
iris cpunir, more than fifty year. sf
ssc suffers from cancer lit is diff!-
cult to oycrestimatc the necessity for
securing Immediately as large a sup
pV as possible of this mysterious
remedy. Continuing. tho cscre,ary
aays:
Radium is found in ores carrying
uranium and vansdium. which aFc
used extensively in tho arts. and pro-
cesscs by which II is extracted are e
secret. A process has been invented
by the chemists in our bureau OF
mines which promises from the lab
oratory experiments thus far made.
TO be successful.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29

tSiuss.ss MieA. i,~s ses@Tb- ia
svsss irs. ,r- sAYse Vi the Nsisss
hall E,sai, in ssiuusc,s oe rhste;fssss
-ve. vAirs s-s. ,i,c Is-s .s sv,eas i.
lwo asre. vpstso and ehslasea. s''s
The s-nt.. Of sass,va In the .espes
.,us,rl strike sksttist this Hc'nsn=.
cospncr wi,issss rssAsr called h,-
iaau.s. lathe ss~u hail Th. rp"s''
~a- so~ss.s to .s.sri'fs
A halt despa witnesses tsssii.-,s.
jssla.I,ss Mys A.uIs Cir1Rru.. l"sJ'
-r at IN. wenssa'. AUXILIARY -f IN"
wrsserp rsaeraiioa ~ Miners. 'ac
.tsaaiss,icr which sss distributing
Chsi.susas sits sc the ,hiiatrc ~nca
,he .saes. in the Italian hal: "r"ss
.ess Tive t-siiger, VI the witnesses
atspfv.es tire generally circulated
r,.uors thA, = man wearing 'h''
s.s. AIJ,ss.. ,ssz &c lad rushed Wy
the stairs ana shouted 'uur and
that d,uusi.. sssp-I At The fr's 81 ~"
stair AMI heat Ea.t il,e>s somins "n'
st the hail All testified :" BE- e.
tprI ths, the, had NO, sses asy ma"
wearing = Ctsisers A'iiaa"" ""'s"a
,pasr VIZ tn. .,si-s n"f any person IN
the hall wearing ssch . "ui'en.
Nh. CIemeus hs. h-ra srae'a'iy
ssM ,., b. cur Of -ho.e ~h" v"fs's'-
.s,jy circulated the tsI.'s ths' 'As
mzs ~ks save the falss alarm ~ ''fs
wore an Alliance button rui -" 'na
s,.,d .ac di.eiaimpd any knew ls'ist
os Shs, k,aJ ana asserted sh" hs'
s~es M, ys. affiliated With the ',o
zen. Alliance. an cIsan'sas'o" or
,.pod 10 tho sar,so. come int" 'h'
hall
Cossryssulsn Macdonald Of CAV"
met reached Calumet at moo" '"'s'
ssa began an Investigation Of th'
strike situation and Italian ha'
,rasedy. Ichn ". Deusmore. s"'cf
tor OF the department OF 's''or. y
cxpec,eI tomorrow Union ohi''sh
vii, urxe on both OF these the re'es
atty Of federal Investigation.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
STEEL PRODUCTION
OF G, +, & |, LARGE
DESPITE STRIKE

r~uS-r. nsr. .e=tn ssis. 81 The
strike -hi.s gsfsIls.I s.- s"si Ia
dustin asa n..~ssi,a,rd a ss"r'.nE
sas af chs tasvus .sss.sIas-.l At The
ss.vi plaa. a. tie Cal.sss-e sts-i AMI
lsea company. ,hr sesr pswt.'sti.s1
of item and ss-~I sas .rs-ty ss Large
.. thss -s last 1.ar AZ s'.ss 'itap
the nc, income ~ The s.snEsry vas
81 is.e"v. .I.ss
Daring tsGa. tUr5e ~st" pss''"'.d
sss.S5S tons .t trop Oft t<s.
tor. at limestone. sts. So tons ct
r.s~ iron. and iss.ss, tons nj Sin
ssa.a is.s and steel yaai ssiaes, to-
tair.t i.",I .sss '"us. asd snNe man
utae,urcsi sru.snsnys tg sstssft tens
These s,surr~ atr 'gT ss- 'ts'ss ycaF
.a.ins 81. Jim. ~ last. tae figures
for the yaIen,.ar wear ss 1913 set-
not available
Duri,s iris ptwtscsioa ives a.
follows: ir-u ors. >f".s-" TONS:
PIG iron. lss."p" 'oss. ,iusessoae.
is-.ve. tons. ,czl rr-iustss i.'sa.-
no. tons. coke. ''p.ss. tons. fin
isi,.d iron and steel. 500. .""o tons.
Th.r- vas considerable shrink
age In the prices Tor finished rso-i.
uc,s AMI . .Iacspsins in the demand.
p,s tho company. by reason ot US
strategic position. was able 4" Keep
most Of u. wen rIarIoy 81 us''l toe
strike 4, SsgtcH'scr made " unScss
sstY I, vurtsiI yrviu,ticn.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
IS
FREEZING AND
STARVING IN
SNOW

THOUSAND. vi cattle hay. persisted
or arr perishinx In the sno~-.o,crsd
range vast OF Triaeh-rs. as u result
Ut In. severe siorm. Ot Two weeks
ago. \ number OF peopi. living In
the Isolated ..ciion III tho country
sious the N@.a lie Mayo ahi the
Chsqus9ue country have been for
nio'c than s~o Weeks Gu, of! from,
Communication with their distant
i-ixhtars aud aT. believed To be- saf-
f~siax for the wan, OF food. \ herd
vi aatciops driven from their noun
isia asunIs arc slars Iax To a.~th IL
taal a-sotatr -snsHs.' o: country. ar.
rosdins to \ Il, Jasp. in .hafs- II
the e. 4 =. v~eekias eEv~ ~ho for
jsys sad das sine. The storm has
bsen suskiax the suo~!Jifts on ttS
SsiitoSa eass asa south.
stHr- the last xf.a, storm tho
.a"~ has covered ih- xroard Z" .
depth of fron tsas ,a eight fest aad
the cuts sissae Sas ssiisuaa siss' .i
ssy tho sao~ 10 tsse- - ar-r. taie
a~riss~s that ~hrn the .a.- has i-,t
,se Gfouni that !, all ,.- snuad shs,
tLosi sands " sI..-s and ssttiS have
p~fish-I liz SAID that ,h. sh-4p
saa.i b- <--a aaS at'rr slay huiilrL
,,ssSsrT in ss. sa.s. sut Oft sfea,-
shelter ssi s--.i- Ts- i.a.iS Sasr'.
has.~. ssa'srrssi ihTsush.it ssat
ssss sisia hss. nS-a ts.sia'5i ssi ;t-
rvaJs sr- uahraA-rs
Jsap s.ss fis-si sh- conditions
aioax ~. ,siisvsis ii- Las had in-
.Aou s,ss .a, .issfiar III. track. Th-
4. l. r sssiss fsuss T.ss. sssp b~-a
Nd Up fus svet~ shss svo ~esks ssd
srs vussios s~uss seaiaa s~a~siui~s
- shSsk there hss s-ess = ss~ai
- 4 lwssssssAsas sLe ssasls - ssss
isNa .sesW.~ hs sett.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
TURKISH NAVAL HERO
10 BUY BA1Tl.ESHtr

London. Dec. sr.-'sp'ain Ra"us
zPasha. Of the Turkish navy. whose
exploits q. commander of The wili-"'-
,hc-wi<. Turkish cruiser llamidieh
during v,c ps,san war made him ia
mons. arrived in London today to-
.oni pIc,-. u Ia stated. the rurcha-e Of
the Brazilian dreaiuassh, Rio DO
Jaei.r. for the Turkish government.
The price tn he paid is said I" bc
lia nnn. .ONO.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
SCHOONER RfroRrrp LOST

Mobile. Ala. Der - The Cbes-
lie, = Uri,isb -rsccoer. OF, 'ron
Pa.cascuis. ~ss reported :" have
ne.n les. =. tie storm ,has s-.p' the
Gulf cf Mexico cs christmas day.
The Griffin. an Amcricse nocu"r
thu, saiis-' from Pascaaucis last
ruc-.iay. had not besn hoard tro"
today.
tn. ere. Of the vheslie was no.
lieye,l to he abcard the "nco"s'
George 4. Srannei. which was an
cborc,i in the lower harbor th's
morning because OF fcs. The Ca's-
lie, hound for Havana. had Cargo
of lumber.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
lAsper xopr 10 ESCAPE
a. 4 szjsHf 1HWI0rAlSyy

L.. Asssiss. cal. thsr. :ss-rhe
ts,lare u6 the distinct attorney saa
juSec Gssie t'faix .f shS superior
court 4. -sps-s. sE. a.fsrs us thr
u,uss1~r af lsnss- D: Nuaiss su-s
uss-ttae passenger ssras. !. The
,-,haisI .fruf by ~hi.h sis- father
II R.ips sassssi. ,h- yessssssi 'rs'u
t.br-s. and his s.s.ss.Y h.p~ :" In.
validate the soai-s.~ Ut DEATH '-s
Ios--i ur-sa Liv. last SATURDAY
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
BAD FIRE IN SPAIN

seH %~faAssiSn. spssn. 1Nr 80 o.
\ sir- slssh shsrasrepps ,o vive oct
asusi .s .ns. city started 81 n.iJnixas
IN the ,ea.s..ss snss~ district ara
vas s.ill raging pneh..se-, ., n",e.
tn. sIsns.s -ss~ famed hy = hish
wini An isans- ass sleek of bsiIdI
sne.s ss~ssjy searrsen, a~eli,se. .ss
aa<sfu,-.i rrfos- aaJbsrsk ans
thousands Of the ,Asah,ssass n .l.s
su,r.snsias districts spres tho
,.s.sn,nE in sh" s'E~~.s guarding such
r-S.n slslr q. ~ more
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
JUDGE no1siooK IN CITY.

Judge q. e. HcIhrvok Of A'amcsa
arrived here at noon today and II
pe.sidtux in the dtsirict court this
afternoon in the place of Judge A.
". McItendrje In the hearing Of the
civil suit In which the Real Etate
tnvestmea, company ia plaintiff and
A. ". Nash. a local real estate man.
defendant.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
0ooP Mnsys

CSi..ss. tSr~. ~ --iohe y. ss..sr.
sbgse ~s~-,sas ss ssi-~rieiss'aes' at
Cat.saa pasiis >aop's 's succeed
us.. s1is flats S-sas. rss .aa'
...s,.I s~vcss- days sxa ~ she e"asd
.s ..i.s.ssee. to-day tusss-asiI s-sisa-a
~. p-s.iSg.n end resumed sss old r~O
=. f;sI assistant ssr~fiusresrei
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
BISHOP BHls TANGO

Bsr lie Iaic. France. Ibec. 2s.-The
Bishop Of Besancon to-day sasucd .
pastoral letter forbiddine the 1aac.
ing Of the tango In his diUccee.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
SCHOONER licked UP.

Norfolk. Va. Dec. 2ss--Thc rev
euue cutter Ouodaxa to-day picked
np the schooner Nellie ". Craig.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
REBELS SOON To
Make ATTACK
ON GUAYMAS

H.rmosiilo. Mexico. Dee. .s-Gen-
erai Venustinno Carranr.. tho Con
s,i,utionaiist rni.f. lett here today
for Carlo. midway between iiermo-
siilo and Sosai.s on the Arizona
border. Tn. reason for his uhsA-
r.eied departure for til. north ~ss
not mad. known.
TIL. insurs-ht campaign will bp
Pressed against GuaYmas IA. Cali
fornia suif Port Ia Southern sonora
which has been held so s,uhbosniy
by General r-.ir" oieda.a i.d.fais.
This sas announced irom tn. mil
i,ary h-aiauart.r. her. to-day. sim
ui,an.ousiy with ih- i.partur. Tor
tho son'h ~ tho -htif- ttr.l r.si.
men, Of cavalry. which s-, out oa
III. march instead al -n,Taiains
Already thsr- are In III. sieini,y
of Gaaynas mor- than 5000 scL-
81 infantsy. Tor tho ms-t part snsn.
r.s~d ~ fala- aud Maas inaians
y ho har- -s.-ii-si In, hc fighting IN
Tonosa auFihs the pE-s~ns roraiu-
;ioa. Tho cavalry which loft io-,sy
-iii b- use.i for scouting. The DE-.
s-rians fsosu III. f.-i-sai earrisnn ss
Gnafmas have encouraged greatly
tho insufs-nI .osntna ni-rs Three
ar,iii-rsm-n arrived -arir today AZ
tho ins'issrn, bas- a, Maytatoas asd
r-rost-si that ti"ss .f oJsda's gun
.r-ss haa a-s~rt-,, their puais. Thss.
u ~ra believed. souid s~naes the
federal artillery aifi--s asric~s, ~
vAs sppsssd also thai osir oss of
,hr tsn federal ssini,ras. ssssAises1
In .aaymas bay.
cnastilaitsnAii.ss hsar use sp0e
heavy artillery In an -fforS 10 eae1,
sssss Ii. danger et . i.psohesdMsss
- - tsvs erUes tie voAeg. ~
lpeAsssa - tsssy ssaA. ~ 49, - ~
ssss. a s,iss. sisAys hSd Foa1ago1
u difftesii In Approach. Opse1a0ly -
fare Of sssr. fssns sh~ hAy. ~ ees
ir-passanrs .f t.s.~ssias sh~ suWa
In sf'ie- IN s-sss railway som0uai'
rati.n h-t.--a Haaasa aud Alsalus
has led military official. hese 10 ae-
'.sniaa I. rsahr an sirmps al 10.
' -.sr-us. ana POSSIBLY an assAais os
The federal pesisi"as
Tamrtrn. ISc s,s-ss~aes~i jos-
quia Mas. If. With 1000 federal
's.ot,~. leaves sht. city soa.Rht o. TO-
nsofr.~ Tor Van t.i,s t'olo~,. Ssuss
shi,h rias- ,-a,nsun,easIoa With tho
aossh eue,iaasss iaSrssupted. Me-
Ports .f heavy rsasins srtseea is~
federal. asi rebels at various poisss
as tar a. ssi'ii,s nave b-aa seeesvesi
n-rv
tn. raiiruad n-s---n raaapseo
sna FAN i.ui. t,"'-si. IN the opera
lion .f which a-pcnds sh. oil sepesy
M, he railroads AMI factories of tho
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-29
PHElix SAYS
Weather Bureau Report.

Tonight ana Tuesday fair -ns, rof-
lion, Clear ~-s, portion and no, so
cold.