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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-01-24
N. ". DALEY 9 SONS co.
ssnsyaB, Land Aiiomsr, Licensed Abstract
sB, U, 5. Mineral Surveyor, kOtaTiss Public.


All Real Estate and Land Business.
Office Of City Surveyor, Clerk Of School
Board, scc'y-Tress Excelsior Publish
Ing Co.. County Surveyor after jan. 9th
Location: SUITE 1, MERcANTrLE BLOCK
Address: p. o. Box 100. Cedar City, Utah
Agricultural and mineral surveys.
Surveys for water Applications and
Proofs, Entries and Final Proofs
under Homestead and Desert
Land acts. Water Applications
and Proofs.
All business with State Land
Deeds. Mortgages, Powers Of
Attorneys, Bonds. Leases, Con-
tracts and Agreements, Articles
Of Incorporation and By-I laws.
Abstracts Of Title Prepared
and Titles examined and corrected
Real Estate Listed. Bought and
Sold. Certified Land Scripts,
Bought, Sold and Located.
Applications for Loans from
State and Loans Procured from
Loan Associations, Surety on Bond
with American Surety Company
Of New York.
Maps, Tracings and blue prints
prepared. Residences and places
Of business Listed for rent.
Stock in Mercantile banking
and printing corporations, Con-
tracts for blowing and clearing and
Supervising work under Enlarged
Homestead Act. Small FANS,
Large Farmes. Resident Lots.
Business Sites, Homes and Bust
ness Blocks.
II pays to buy Homes IN
Cedar City the Educational and
Business Center Of the South"
1t pays to buy land and water n
Iron County where land is rich
and water is in abundance.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-01-24

You will find that druggists
everywhere SPEAK well of Cham
berlan's Cough Remedy. They
know from long experience in the
sale of it that in cases of coughs
and colds it can always be de-
pended upon, and that it is pleas
ant and safe to take. For sale
by the Palace Drug Store. Adv,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-01-24

When you want a reliable
medicine for a cough or cold
take Chamberlaln's Cough Rem
edy. 1t can always be depended
upon and is pleasant and safe to
take. For sale by the Palace
Drug Store.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-01-24

Another improvement: we now have the noise
less Bull Moose
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18
Oubingtpn

Die GupinstOu Office iir has Sin
sinnatier gplfsblatt" befinoet iid TIN
Gebaaoe go. 509-511 Wabiipu
ApeHne. ausrisen, Wtittbeiluugeu
xnS SeitsQmnsen irsenouelhsr art
merbM Bis 10 ltbr abenbs Saielbii
sntsssenseuommsn. sslepbOu SOuta
1854.
Sm gircuitgsrihte. Rt6t.r
9orbsion's Qbtb:iIuns, puros i'm
Sale ppn Sobu 8. Stuntebsd ssgen
Sobn Sdmorr Der Waiter aommii.
iarsgsridt trob Spppiitipn oes Der
tlaeten gnsenpmmsn. - Sm Sale
Der 8. u. q. gifsnbabn Comp. gsssn
Ebep. Ringenbah purbe eiRe Rule
eseen ben 9srtlagtsn erloHeu, 9riinoe
a~nsugsben, tparum CT bic $500 ni6t
surud3ublen foq,. Die Iu~geleesrhett
tommt am "a. WGrs gum 8erbor. -
SIN fEu1s bon Mutbias S6mibt gsgsu
Die Union eight, Ssat Il. qorper 60.
puroe bas Gsiuh, bas llrtbeil uuf
Seite gu fessn, abgepisfen, ebenfo
eus 9efuh. UNI nDhmulige 8srbonbs
lung beg 5aGss. - Sm Sale Der
2i3sie Mcgpp gsoen 6. 7. Drifting.
fpuroe Elm urtbeil bon $500 nsbft
3tnisn BON IA. Wdr3 1912 absssss
ben unb Der 0ertduF Der Got Ro. 9
IN Der bon Rdnbau 8. Riden ousgs=
fegten unt.rubtbeilung angeorbnet. -
I'm Jale Der Tarmers Mehdnies
8ant qssen Smilis Ssinbri6, fpurbs
Elm urtheil abgeaeben, bab aug benz
Cribs Der Steuer Der Stobt 2ublotp
unb bic gountpitsusrn be3ablt tp.rben
fouen. Die Bont ipq be Summe,
Die ihr am Is. Rppember 1912 suoes
fprohen rpurbs, erbalten. Den R.'t
srbGlt bic aldeerin.
-csm gircuitaeritt. rpurben in
ben Gbeideiounssfdnsn BON Blonde
Rikn segsn Ben Rilen unb glonb
Winis eeqen Marp Miais bic .3eus
~osnausfaasn ssh0rt uno bic sGG. benz
Ri6ter 5racn aur gntfdeioung iibsr.
IaFsn. = Der Tau bes 0nrpaltes esns
mes M. Dial f., UNI Grinbs nn3us
oeben, tpdrum er niht BON Der 0onp.
fat.n : praris ousseihloHsn perben
follte. Durs. auf ben 20. Wdrs pers
fhoben. - SIN Sale Der Gatbarins
6ermanp esaen bic Sib Goninstpn
rro Cincinnati Strubenbdhn Comp,
fir $4,000 Shdben.rfas, anben
bic Gefhporenen Elm lribeiI gu Gum
Rem Der Dertlagten ab.
SIM Stcotserihte fpurbe Gogan
genboff, Der Der DernadldHisuns fei.
rer Gomilie ons.tIast 1T, beouftraet.
iebe Wohe $500 gu sablsn, uno
fuurbe fsin Jaa auf einen Wonat
perfdobeu. - Der Gan bon 2sron
aoDeloce tpeseu 5erumlunserns rpur=
b ouf Wiitpoh aur WerkanbIung
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18
1abtpn iino Seuebme.

6err WaIter Robrer, bon Der
WaInui Strobe, gsuepus, grubtr bes
Rep. Robrer, Iiest in Der eIieriihen
Wobnuns btbentIih er.rantt bdrnieber,
DDS 2eitsnbsgGnsnib bon Jrau
Soiepbine Rare fanD seitsrn gurmits
tag bon Der 81. 5rarsistus air4s In
Dapton aus Itatt unb bic fterbIihs
Ollie tpurbt auf benz ct. Graneis
5rieohof kftattet.
5rl. Dora q. 8spIanb BON Bel
lspue tpiro beute ouf einiee MODEM
mad 1ennefse r.iisn.
SIN elmer gsriammluns. tptIhe
in Der JroiernoI Sale, Bellevue flats
fanb. belt Eerr q. 8. Grob BON Gle
pIano. g.. cine anipra9s. au6 ipurs
ben gorbereitungen sur 4ufnabms sis
mes rslisi0ien Genius fir 9eleoue uno
Dapton, am %. Mdrs. seiroffsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18
Pokal.Deridt
9ro6f.usr frd6 MorgMs.
SaHeIbs bridt in benz nicrit6distn
9ebdube ses SnpeteubGnblers @m.
grofamp aus.
SergeiBer miro unier srohenS dDluic'
rigfeiten aus orm brenneuoen De.
bdnbe serettet.

Ssute Mors.n taIb 3 lift brad in
BEN bon hem Iapsienbdnbier unb
zReiniser Winiam grp.amp, 921
Woin Strabt. bnusi.n unb betpobns
zen Gebdubs aus biskr ~unaufaaI6rs
ter urfahe Elm Geuer aus. peItes fi6
ftnsa iter bas srnss Gebdub. aus
eetnts unb aud bic Ratbars.b1uee
in uHmittslbars Gefabr bratt.. Der
gyano ipuroe Don BEN RattmaI6is
niittn os CONTRIBUTES, ausuIt
gortb, sntbett, Der fosIsi6 bi. s.u.rs
r.br clarmirte. ats Ct auf bic
Strobs trot. f4lus bic ROTH aobs
ihcH Gus ben Jenftern Der obsrn
Stotper.e bsraus. On Der gris
flung elmer Der Jenfxr i'm speiten
StOt bling Elm Wann i'm Ra6tg.s
ipcrb, ter.it. ben Spruns In bic 9isf.
5u tpaa.n. 8arib peri1offs fit
fdleunigft cine Better unb bra6t.
ben Waonn inter eieen.r Qebensssfabr
berab. sc mar feline Setunb. su frab,
bsnn ! mnd6t.n ausenbIid ftoF.n
biz Jlamm.n aus benz Jenfttr. IS
roor 5trr grOtamp. Der auf bisis
Dsife bonn Jsusrtobe ser.ti.i purbs.
Snspii6<n o a bic 0eusrfp.hr sins
sstroffen une BEN erftsn alarm foIst.
In fhn.nsr 4ufeinanbsrfolst elm stpeis
isr unO ihlisbIid Der GsnsraIalurm.
Tas fgsusr puroe susrft pom Der aIs
LEG, bi. bintsr benz Gebdube bon Der
grurt sur 9sunten Stmbe fiitrt
aus bei1mpft. IN Der Court Sirabe
rareu bier Sprisen aufssfabrsn.
auh an Der Usain Strnbt itanDsn
Sprissn unb aud Der Geuersburm.
ahr e bau.rt. cine Gfpigtsit. sbe bic
apparaie BON bier aus In 1hdtiss
ieit seiest purDen. Jn3piiden sriff
oas Geu.r nit GROCER S6nelisisit
um iih. Dos snnSe 5nnsrs bss aus
senf9einIit nitt fefien Gtbdubes
brannie unb mar fonnte bulb fe6en,
bab bns 5aas benz ilntersons setpeib.
rcr. Die 5su.rroehr benriib.e fih pcrs
nebmliG. bic GlamHen BON benz
Gbistps unb Spirituoienesftdft BON
Gsbrlbsr 5eIfisriA. 825 Drain Ctr,
rns BON benz srcben 1rsnnertisss
daft Der Sanobeser Go, beren Ges
bGube an bic anep f5bt. fernsubaltsn.
Us seIang Der Gsuertpelr. bos sies
ries Clement o beiben tirmen ferns
suhalten. Dassssn bem6&tiste F4 Der
Hetpohner stpeier RoiibSrir srOBe
4ufresuns. Gi 2euie flii6tetsn nur
nctbDdrftio bst!siEt inS Grsis. o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18
Die perffiebtnsn Jrauenpsrsi

Die perffisotnsn Jrauenosr,ire
bon bier baben bsidIoFtn, Nnpor
Straub 5u erIutsn, Die gurfeipsSrs
oinans pieber sinsufibrsn. Wapor
Straub III pilens, bies su tbun uno
bic Gurfeips9 Iods pirb pobridsinIit
in Siirse fpieber I'm 9 llbr I1uien unb
ainosr unter IA Jabren tperoen oann
BON o.r poIi3ei, ipsnn in ben Strab.n
dnsstroffen, mad !9aais sti6idt rper.
osn.
Die befissn Sanger iperben am
8. uno 6. Suni an Dem SGnserfeit in
Dapton, s., ixilnebmsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

o q 4 hon 0 8immfrH: errbe Oct. nfhrrrs
iute gdr.cn. $3.50 9tanffoa .sre. Isl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

thur 6edermann, pirb am tommtnben
Gaming 5rI. Carrie Ghdefer IN III
rer Mobnung an Der OF. 3. StroBs
eine 500 pdrtn peranftdlten.
5rou 6uso Minses BON, apsnel
6otel. 9iebIanbs, III BON elmer ReiIe
mad banana au~rideetebrt.
SRI. GIora 5treder BON Wus
rietta, g.. lift Der @ait bss Ssrrn Or.
3. W. Giihbad unb Satin on Der
Wdfhinaton Mpenne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

Tas erite Ger iieben nelien auso.
mobile fir ben Votroimageuoienit
iraf seitern in G~ineinnoii elm unb
BON bern EcIiseifei gcpelan
anaeuommen. Dos alitomu.
BIZ mirhe benz EotroIbnus In Gssn,.
s~iDefheiIi uno uiro OILS
Mmfo.p atrcl 90. 9 besannt ieiu.
9rei reitcre Wnfd,inen fuerben ins
Sanie oieier Node e~intrefieM.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18
cfter. 3adsruaaren bsi zerobims's.

Ser fir bic Otter. 1eiertagc 3uder.
uHo aonbitorei-W aaren 5n faufen
triinift. oer aebe 3u Seronino's on
Der 6iinften Strnbe, gegeniiber Der
dcntdne. Die ih6nitrn cftereier,
Ghotcfaoen, beii5ioier Nlod Nolnilt
loffp iouie nQerlei 6efrcrencs fam
man bort preiSpiiroio befOmmeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

.rarbe niennonb perlett unb nnGbem
bic G~euersgefabr befeitiet tnr. ionns
ten fs i9re WObnftdttsn tpieber aufius
den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

5hM9e riH ,H1Ffcr. fiarfer. uH Sgnffer ~ rel.
r.afI HHe I'm gchen sr ~arfrgtes qla~ .ssi,a.
asi bel Joba g arttriS. stT .p.aiH Git.
hvz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

hnib9itfnsr Janae, nm I'm gefSaf, az
atbftien rhs 10 Sabre all letn. 6. 4 m.
40 AeliEbiali.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18
Wasgdeaidait aiebt mad.

Die Gas : geisnifaft cat in
ibrtm aampf nit Der stabt
bs5iis!ih osr gebibren fir
Snitoniruna pcn Cas- unb Glef.
trisisdismsHsrn ben aiirssren a.sos
gen. Die D~eftlfhaft bat aeffern
SiaotaHDcli 8<timdn oifisisI bnpon
bennhriftiet. bob Tie in 3uiunii Die
0ebubr in Der 6Cbe BON tinsm Tol.
lar. bk biskr fir SnfaIiruns bsrstr
ne ipures. niht msbr In aHrednuns
brinssn nirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-18

Nm ssns srikfisns In sinsn Tss ~ kelfsn.
rsbms man eaEaIftpe xssms cnsHtae I atlesfsu
rsprftfsef sIaiieH res Nrle asisffd resn a. al
tciieH bersttt, 9. q. ssEsprs iirIerffrtff al
isber gNfaifI. 25<.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14
]. A. THATCHER,
Of PUEBLO,
IS DEAD

John \. Thatcher. OF Pueblo. mil.
iionaif- banker. and brother Of NJ. u.
Thatcher. president Of tn. First M.
'ionai Hank Of. Trinidad. died at :.
O'Clock this morning at his home a.-
ter a ionx Illness. iils condition hal
been critical for the pas, week, Ills
death f-moy-. GA" Of tn. ~-ai,hi..s,
and most noted residents Of South
-rn Colorado snd one whose financial
and Industrial interest. ~ofc closely
linked with the development Of
Trinidad aud Las Animas .ouni,
Thatcher ~ns rs years Of age rnd
had been In io.iiainx health for
years. The d-cc,.cd was also inter
ss,-j in the hank here and Sas Vic.
president nf the Fin, National Hank
%: Pueblo.
The Thatcher family arr old Fsai-
dent. of Pueblo aud have h--n locked
upon for years as among the leading
and mos; progressive citizen. Of ,hs,
city. They psrchAscd the .nhir.Ii.
inr in;.r~s, IN ih. Fir, National
Rank "f this city In 1855 aud tho
maine "f ". d. Thatcher has ever
sine" been connected ui,h the ins,f.
tuition az president. The death af
the millionaire banker is EScniy f"i,
in Trinidad and throughout the -n-
'!r- southern s.'tian Of the state.
Tho deceased is survived by his
wife and two .ons and ons daughter.
all Of whom ar" prominent in the
husin-s. or social iiic OF the second
city Of Colorado.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14
1900 CHINESE
KILLED IN
BATTLE

Canton. China. August Ii--Twclys
hundred persons wcr" killed In the
lighting In Canton city yesterday.
Pillnge Is In progress everywhere.
Half OF the government troops
have ioine,! the rebels and together
they have looted the principal GOLD
smith and silvcrSmith stores. Local
officials and army officers are DOW
crlcss on account Of the iisscnsions
among themselves.
An attack on the foreign eonces-
sionx nj Shamc"n In believed by III.
foreign residents to be in ront.m
piation and the detachment oi In
dian native troops stationed there
ms u guard was Reinforced today frorr
Hon. Kong. The foreign quarters
s.rv. rs buffer between ~. rival
fcrcts.
\ huge fire broke on, today de.
sirnyink thirty barracks. and us II
result rio'inx and III. exodus OF the
civilian population Continued with
out abatement.
Traffic on the HsnEow railway 4.
for the present suspended.
From Fayucn to the north III Can
ton. u report Was rc"iy.i today u
rising Of hrisand. ana from other
parts Of the psovin.c of Kvan. runs
news has reached her. thn, nai- Of
chaos existed.
General Lang EI Khun ba. r.,ir-
81 from ih. ,iciaity Of the city.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14
COUNTY BEING
WELL ADVERTISED
At DENVER CONClAvE

Trinidad aud Las Animas couaiy
~as ~c!l advertised to III" Thousands
of people from all pats OF the roun-
Try that attended the thirty. second
si-nniai coneia,r ~ Knight. Ten
plsT In Denver this week. More
than three thousand pieces of iit~rs,-
usc descriptive az ihi. county and
ssttink forth statisticr rnlAllse ~
resoare~a. ~'s.. ~cr~ distributed by
Miss Marsar-; D-nni.,n of the Cham.
bcr Of Commerce. ~ho had h-a.iduaf-
'rrs n, the Denver Chamber a. Com.
ncfcr. This literature consisted cf
booklets aud pamphlets aai oa- 'hpu-
.and copies Of the Angus, mum b-r of
the Chamber Of Commerce ituli.tin.
All day Monday. Tuesday aud Wed.
n~sday Miss p~nni.on handed OIL,
Trinidad literature aud she ha. writ
ton Secretary Frisr that everywhere
there vas much fsVors bi- comment
on the bniic'in. and much inquiry
concerning this community. The lit
rraturc that go, into the hands Of
the ps"pl" from all parts q: tho
world told of the good roads and th-
scenic features Of this county. the
agricultural development. tho sheep
and stock RAISING iniur'r, and the
growth and development y. Trinidad
as city. I, was pointed out what
opportunities Trinidad offers as -
manufacturing city.
Aside from thi. form Of adv-r,is.
ing the town 80; Of ton lantern
slide views scfc sent to Denver to b.
exhibited during concisvc week ri,
the Womans Club building Th"s"
views werc made from photographs
taken by the member. Of the Trinidad
Camera club and were views Of
stonc~aI'. the scenic highway. the
Model land. Fisher. Peak and other
places Of interest. One slide told
briefly Of the resources Of the coun.
~. coal and coke production. azT.-
ouitusai crop values. etc. II is In
this way the Chamber of Commerce
reaching the multitude In exploiting
the interests Of Las Animas county.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14
7ioenty Girls Begin
ll-Year Course II
Outdoor School

philadelphia. Pa. ruRu.t H.
Twenty siris. ranging in axe from 10
To !: years. viii b. started on an
-lrtcn-y~ar cours" of physical and
meuiAi training at Uryn Ms~r coll
lego next month on what 4. planned
TO b. the latest aud mos, advanced
'h-ary Of education. according %
plans made public today.
Tho class will attend school in
the Open air. bundled up In Eskimo
sui,s In the wissss. ind with only
g,ass windows 10 shield then In
stosay weather. The toar.~ for the
fiss, seS~s years. the elementary
par, of the irainins. will include In
s'rneiioas In int-rpi-saii,- dancing.
gymnastics and athletic games. in
Gliding baseball, I.anehc. viii be
served In tho open air school and 9,
half hour each afternoon will he xi,-
IN 20 sleep. Prom the time the class
eaters next fall until the seven year.
Of elementary training 10 completed.
aud the sitls arc ready for the four
yeats college course. the pupils os
the school will study. cat. sleep and
play in tho open air from o o'-io-k
In the morning to 5:io In the at.
tt-noon.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14
NINE KILLED IN
ARIz. NINE ACCIDENT

Clifton. Ariz.. Aug. ,lt.-Nine men
were killed and one probably fa-
tally injured late yesterday when u
cable pin snapped at the Corinado
mine and two ore cars. carrying
twelve tons Of ore and thirteen min
ers dashed down thirty-eight de-
gree grade for u distance Of $500
feet.
The ears and their passengers
had ujst been lowered over the brink
OF the grade. which is one Of the
longest and steepext In the world.
when the pin holding the cable at-
taehed to the ears snapped. the SAT
ETY. chains broke and the cars start
I'd downward like u shot.
Three Americans. named Liddcii.
Scott and Amber. promptly rolled
off. but nine OF those who rema ned
OH tn. ears were killed. while the
other was 10 seriously injured that
was sure to die.
The dead were Mining Engineer
Schs"ffcr. formerly Of Colorado: y.
~. Jones. mn electrician. of Clifton.
and thrc" Americans. two Italians
and two Mexican miners.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14
FIGHT on SulzeR TIES up GOVT,
MACHINERY Of the EMPIRE STATE

Albany. y. V. Nus. ii.-Tw"
claimants to the office Of governor ~
New York "a, in tho capitol ;odaS.
each asserting hi. right to III" Of
flee and aucWp,ins 20 conduct the
state. affair. from his own Chamhcr
William suiscr. impr,ch'd COVER
nor. sat in the executive chamber ON
the second floor Of the building. II"
Is going to si, there every day. ar-
cordinr to his friends, dlsrcearding
the Impeachment proceedings which
he regards as unconstitutional.
Martin ". Glynn. lieutenant govc'-
nor. laid claim to the Eovcrnor.hip
on the grounds that Sulzcr ceased to
he governor when the senate re-
ccivcd the articles Of impeachment
yesterday.
The army Of state emp'oye. Is de-
moraiised. Department heads are at
los. to know whose instructions 10
follow.
Mrs. Sulzer, star witness for the
impcached governor. !. 70 seriously
III Of 4 nervous disorder that two adj
ditional specialists have been sum
moncd by wire to attend her. Cover
nor Sulzer asserted cmpha,,cally that
lie would not pcrmi, Ger to take the
stand at his trial for impeachment.
which probably will start septembcr
80.
The articles Of Impeachment. com
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14

plant and summons were served on
Governor Sulscr Immediately after
his arrival q; tn. capitol by Patrick
r.. M1Csbc. clerk OF tho senate. The
governor received Mr.. MoCab- in tn.
pr-scnr" OF newspaper men and
capitol attendants. Iih. shook hands
with Mr.. MrCahe and took his stand
behind hi. big flat top desk. while
tn" scna,c's envoy said:
u am directed by the president
of the senst. 20 serve upon you i
summons and complaint and articles
cf impeachment"
Governor sul,cr took the papers.
srun'cd. and tossed them. unopened
on his desk.
Then he posed for a photograph
with Mr. MrCsb.. asked the newsps-
per men TO he seated and sat down
himself "a, his desk. III. private sec
rc,ary stood beside him ami mad. the
following announcement:
The Governor ha. been enjoinei
by hts counsel from making any
statement. viii say. however. in
hts behalf. that illness of Mrs. sul,cr
Ia giving the Governor considerable
concern. Her condition last night
was very serious. The specialist
summoned from New York last night
is here and the Governor today sum
iCOntinuyd on maze 2l
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14
KANSAS WATER
SUPPLY IS Low

Kansas City. No. August H.
Fresh reports Of exhausted water
supply. illness from hal water and
heat and crops burned beyond re-
dcmpiion. reached hero on the cicv.
cnth consecutive day Of extreme heat
In Missouri. kansas and Okiahoms.
Rainfall In the last - hours has
bccn ncelisiblc and prospects for
morr In the next - hour. are Of the
poorest.
Wells frmo which the water sup
ply Of Lawrence. kansas. . city Of
! 900 inhabitants. was obtained
were dry today and water from the
Kansas river. now very low. was
turned into the mains. In the corn
growing districts about Wichita are
many fields which have been scorch-
c,l by the sun and the dry blades
have blown from the con stalks and
the corn scarcely eau produce even
passable fodder. The last heavy rain
In the wichita section was on April
7ih.
In the district about Hutchinson.
Kau,as. although there has been no
good rain for weeks. and the hea,
has been intense. crops and livestoss
have suffered little because Of tho
sand strata underflow of water. and
many orchards. market gardens and
alfalfa fields in the district are he
ing irrigated from this undcrfiow.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14
PRINCE SOUGHT
As WHITE SLAYER

Seattle. wn.. Aug. IA plan to
halt the big Canadian liner Empress
af Russia at sea and TAX. off Prince
StansIaus Suikovski Yesterday. care
fully worked out By tn. United
S,atcs MatshaIs office and tn. r.yc-
nu- cut.,r service. failed bccsus. the
commander Of the steamship declined
20 cooperate.
Schoonoyrr a, Los Angeles ,rlc-
sraphcd to United states District At
torn-y Riddoli at S"a,tic. asking him
to effect the srres, OF the Primo. 4
IL were possible
4, was found ,ha, tn. Empress q. {
Russia. on her way from Vancouver
to Victoria would pass close to- the
San Juan Islands. ahd that on q pro
Vious voysg. she has been carried by
the tide into American waters. II
was planned to have the revenue
cutter auxiliary Scout lying In wait
off the islands ready TO intercept tho
big liner In Americas waters and ar
rest the priHcc.
When all the other arrangements
had been made Captain Bcetham or
the Empress was asked to veer across
the line. He refused point blank.
Mrs. Frees.. mother Of Princess
suikowski. ami her younger daugh-
ter passed through Seattle today on
their way to Los Angeles.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14
WITNESS SUPPORTED
MulHAll STORY
ABOUT WATSON

Washington. Angus, is. e.
Meade. secretary of the Merchants
Association OF New York before ,h.
senate lobby committee today pro-
duced the hooks oftho national tariff
commission showing tina, tho Nation
al Association of Manufacturers con-
'ribut"d ii."oe aud testified that
the tariff association had paid To- for
mer congressman James =. Watson
$3.50 between ApriI and July. 1909.
Martin ". Mulhsii has testified that
Watson was employed to lobby for
n tariff board
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14
Sees Her Dog Killed,
Woman Falls Dead

indianapolis. August it.-Mrs. ~.
man Barrcit. ~ Years old. fell dead
here last nisht when she saw Chas.
Young xiii her pc, noodle dog. Mrs.
f'arrcit. was standing on the side
walk In fornt of her home when
Young passed and the little dog ran
at him barking. He struck the AMI.
NAL with n heavy whip he was car
ryins. When the dog was found to
have been killed Mrs. Barrctt drip
ped to the ground and died before
assistance could he summoned.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-14
lelios Leave Strike Zone.

Hanaino. y. C.. Aus. it.-Frar.
Ing that trouble mixht bc prccipi's'-
ID 10 they attempted To land At Ma
nsimo 900 miiiiiaaen who were or
deesd up from Victoria w-ro put
ashoer this aosniax ~ Departure
Hay, fivs nilD fso0 The osla wharf
Of Hsssino. No. Olpssssos-0s6 Wss
10 s,sht aad The uaiforaeA men.
beasias srms. marched iato Haaainso,
TIE mob which last uisht foush.
ssd burned property al Extension.
ia mi,~s away. did no, return here,
A messenger from l.adysmiih and
Extension could not tell how many
houses had been done by iool~rs aud
window breakers.
twenty-five special policemen sc-
turned from Nsnaino 10 Victoria
this morning. They aaid they did
not care to stay in the. strike snn-
any ioaser.
Reports received today of tho riot
lag In various coal towns of Vansa..
ver islaad yesterday and last nish;
show the sollo~ins rrsuiis:
Two mines shut down and flosr'.
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