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In District Court,

The jury IN the case OF the state vs..
Julius Holley returned a verdict of
guilty for violation of the liquor law
and disagreed on the punishment, leav-
ing it up TO the court
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Have rugs thoroughly cleaned with
the high power gasoline cleaner Price
reasonable Call J. +. Mccoy phone
476. 1O-2t
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ment of such an office and if the!
can convince the judge that the ser
vice will be made better, he VIII ap'
point a clerk to be located here,
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Send me your hat by parcel post
| viii clean, block, retrim and re-
turn for 81 Johnson, the Halter.
Ardmore, Okla. 12-2
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Saturday September 27, small
white dog, months old. Finder
phone ASS. S-S
LOST-In Ardmore Thursday NOR
ming, red pocketbook containing de,
post slips and notes. Leave at Ard
moreite for reward. y. d. Davis,
Fox, Okla. S-3t
LOST-Between Mrs. AleXander's
boarding house on c street, n, W.,
and Oil City Townsite Company 5
office, or between office and post
office, bar pin set with anne
thysts and pearls. Reward for re-
turn to Ardmoreite office. 1915
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FARM LANDS.

Ct ACRES IRRIGATED LAND on
big Mercedes Canal. Rio Grande
Valley, Texas, soil SIX feet deep.
level and very rich, no better land
for corn and alfalfa. 3 miles from
railroad, sl5e per acre. will take
some trade. p. O. Box 166, Mer-
ced,s, Texas l2-3
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Nassar Supreme Chocolates just ar
rived at Eomar Drug Company's
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E. E. GUILlOT
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
PROMPT SERVICE.
Male Help Wanted.

CHOICE ARTICLES DIRECT FROM
THE PHILIPPINES TO YOU AT a
ORDINARY RETAIL PRICE in
UNITED STATES-LUCBON HATS
Very best grade Of the famous Pa
namas and BankOks made, woven
by hand under water, can be crush
ed and not lose shape, absolutely
the best made, for both ladies and
gentlemen, s. and ~.
ROMBLON MATS, handsomest and
most durable grass mats or rugs
made in the world, beautiful colors,
and designs, large enough to half
cover floor of rooms. So and $40.
MANILA CIGARS, Three dollars for
a trial box of the very best cigars
made in the Philippines.
ORIENTE CIGARETTES. best made,
large package containing % small
packages, $50 cigarettes, 81
SENT by registered mail, free of all
duties on receipt of price. c. A.
SHORT & CO, Lvcena, Tayabas,
P. l. 2S-S-l9t.
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The men Of the Methodist congre-
CATION are called to meet at the
church at the close Of the morning
service. {. L. GRAY.
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OIL Lease For Sale.

Leases on 200 or 800 acres. one
and two miles south of Milo, Okla.
Address y, care Ardmoreite. Ardmore,
Okla 9-3
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Have you seen those comic pic
lures AT Brown & Bridgman's. 0-3
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MY FINE JERSEY BULL will make
season at my barn on West Main
Street. VIII call for cows Phone
blue $50. VIII CaNiwen. s-im
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Farm Advertisements.

FOR SALE-700 bushels Russian Mai
akoff seed wheat, imported. Carter
county yield for 1918 37l5 bush. 10
acre. Also 800 bush. Red Fultz soft
wheat and winter and spring bar.
ley seed. Write at once 10 ]. S. Al
verson, Glenn, Okla. q d. W. limo.
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s. SON
THE LIVE WIRE
GROCERS
MISCELLANEOUS.

FREE MAP by counties Of Arkansas.
Leslie Land Co, Leslie Ark.
| SELL AND RENT TYPEWRlTERs
and handle ribbons, carbon paper,
oil. etc. G. P. Selviige. Phone 80
MONEY TO LOAN-Long time, low
rates, city or farm, best contract.
Apply Monday for quick results. o.
NJ. Redfield; phone SO. 2l-1m
DEMAND an abstract to the prop.
perty you buy, costs you nothing
and saves many lawsuits and losses.
Ardmore Abstract Co., W. S. VOL
verton 4 Sons. 27-1m
MARRY WEALTHY - Descriptions
wealthy people anxious TO marry,
free. Mission Unity, B-521, San
Francisco, Cal. 31-s-4
WE WILL PAY YOU $4,000 to dis
tribute religious literature in your
community. Sixty days work. En-
perience not required. Man or wom-
an. Opportunity for promotion.
Spare time may be used Interna-
tlonal Bible Press, 1912 Arch St,
Philadelphia. 7s6t
WAS YOUR LAST JOB Of Painting
satisfactory? Maybe you got doped
We don't handle Dope We guar
antee our Linseed Oil strictly
pure. Our White Lead is the
Collier and Euston. Both unques-
toned We put our personal gua"-
antee behind everything we sell
and it's to our interest to sell you
the best. Ardmore Wall Paper,
Paint and Glass Co. 1913
/. R. BEST COLLECTING AGENCY.
Special attention given to rents and
paper Prompt remit
tanee made. Office with D. w But
cher Phone 1879.
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FRESH OYSTERS DAILY AT CITY
FISH MARKET. PHONE $50.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED - Lady representatives
whole or part time; our famous
'Kntttop' form fitting petticoats
assure good immediate, permanent
income sells on sight; experience
unnecessary; prompt reply secures
exclusive territory No dealer"
competition. Spelman & Co., Chi
cago.
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Gard OF Thanks.

We wish to express our gratitude
to the people OF Ardmore for the
kindness shown us during the illness
and death Of our wife and mother.
j c. PAYNE.
OSCAR PAYNE,
ALONZO PAYNE.
EDGAR PAYNE.
AND WIFE
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Stop and read the Want Ads
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LIVESTOCK.

TO know I've got 4
brand new full-blooded Jersey
bull. His name is Dandy" Price
$3.50. S. A. Blondell at c, 2.
Halls Wagon Yard. li-lm
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II Dollar will be Accepted Unless Il
ii that Amount to One Dollar will be
FOR GALE
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Penciled In
| Ter. or phone 56l. 9-3
FOR SALE-Empty boxes and kind
ling wood. Very cheap.
9-3t PUGH & FOSTER.
FOR SALE-Horse, buggy and har-
ness, also single wagon. Phone
645, G. c. Wicker. ga
PAINT for everypurpose. Ardmore
Wall Paper, Paint and Glass Co.
FOR sALE-Horse, buggy and har-
ness, cheap. DR.. F. w. Roadway.
3tf
FOR SALE-Roll top desk and plat
form scales. A. l.. Thomas, 1913 w.
Main st. lost
HAY FOR SALE-Good prairie hay,
4Oc delivered, SO 1-3c at barn, near
Ardmore. Phone 73O, Jim Watkins.
sc.
FOR SALE-My entire herd of Jer-
sey cows; cash or on easy pay
ments. }. E. Harrison, Phone blu
lis. 12-it
THERE HAS BEEN no time within
the past two years but what you
could have got a hunting license
from ]. r. Pennington. 1913
WE SELL window glass, any size
or shape, and put 'em in They
stay put. Ardmore Wall Paper,
Paint and Glass Co. 1913
FOR SALE-My home on East Broad
way St, Mannsville, Okla, Groom
house, good well of water, one-half
block, good fruit, well improved
trade for other property Sam Tur-
Der, Ardmore, Okla. Get
FOR SALE-Wheeler & Wilson No.
8 sewing machine, in perfect con-
dltion. viii sell cheap for cash
if taken at once. Address box 81.
Ardmore, Okla. 1lti
FOR SALE-At a bargain, one block.
424x375, broom modern house, one
half block 424x224 feet, broom moo
ern house, nine vacant lots, all in
one block of second ward school,
9rd and 4th ayenus, n. E., !. r.
Best, owner. 3-1m
FOR SALE-My home on West
Main Street. broom house, city
water, electric lights, one-h half block
large forest trees; the most beau
tiful lot in Ardm1ro. viii sell on
easy terms or wi trade for close
In property. G. P. Selvidge. Phone
80 15tf
FOR SALE-20 acres cotton, good
team and wagon, farm implements,
house goes with it; feed stuff, etc,
all for s400 If taken at once. Would
take one pony in exchange. John F.
Easley. 13-lm.
DON'T FORGET the delightful sham
poo as given by Mrs. Ada Hines, |
face massage and manicure. Steril- |
ize and clean up your old hair |
switches and make them look new. |
Also line of Goodwin Corsets. !
Phone S93. 9~3 |
FOR SALE-3 houses and lots, close
in, corner c and 4th Ave, n. w. |
All modern in every respect. !,
Houses are comparatively new,
some cash, balance easy terms.
Write me at once. C. E. Virgins,
Fort Worth, Texas. 19-1m |
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED - Lady representatives,
whole or part time; our famous
'Kn.ttop' form fitting petticoats
assure good immediate, permanent
income, sells on sight; experience
unnecessary; prompt reply secures
exclusive territory. No dealer"
competition. Spelman & Co., Chi
cago.
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FOR SALE-Empty boxes and kind
ling wood. Very cheap.
est PUGH & FOSTER.
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FOR GALE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Penciled In
dian Runner brakes. See d. Kest-
Ter, or phone SCI. 9-3
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MARRY WEALTHY - Descriptions
wealthy people anxious. TO marry,
free. Mission Unity. B-521, San
Francisco, Cal. 31-s-4
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FREE MAP by counties Of Arkansas.
Leslie Land Co, Leslie Ark.
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FOR SALE-20 acres cotton, good
team and wagon. farm implements
house goes with it; feed stuff, etc,
all for s4O0 If taken at once. Would
take one pony in exchange John F.
Easley. 15-lm.
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| SELL AND RENT TYPEWRlTERs
and handle ribbons, carbon paper
oil, etc. G. P. Selvijge. Phone 80
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MONEY TO LOAN-Long time, low
rates, city or farm. best contract.
Apply Monday for quick results. o.
NJ. Redfield; phone SO. 2l-1m
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DEMAND an abstract to the prop.
perty you buy, costs you nothing
and saves many lawsuits and losses.
Ardmore Abstract Co., w. S. VOL
verton 4 Sons, 27-lm
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FOR SAILS houses and lots, close
in, corner C and 4th Ave, n. w.
All modern in every respect.
Houses are comparatively new,
some cash, balance easy terms.
Write me at once. C. E. Virgins,
Fort Worth, Texas. 19-1m
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
John Haines New
Governor of idaho

Boise. Ida. Jan. G=.luhn NJ.
Haincs Of Boise. became governor OF
idaho today, succeeding James Haw-
ley \ simple ceremony marked the
induction into office OF the new gov.
crnor and other sta" officials. The
twelfth legislature convened AZ noon
and after effecting organizations
both house and senate adjourned uu-
Ill tomorrow.
The present legislature will bc
called on to elect two United states
senators. on January 81 senator w.
Il. Borah will b. reelected to the fun
term and the sam" day the joint scs-
sion will begin balloting for the short
term
Progressive. legislation OF impor-
tanCe will be presented to the lcgls-
lature in the shape Of bills providing
for state railroad commission. the in
itiative. referendum and recall, in
Guiding the recall Of judges, commits
sion form of government for counties
and measures for the protection of
workers
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TURKS C0NCEDE
POINT; PEACE
HOPES ARE
REVIVED

London. Jan. G.--M the peace con-
ference today between the delegates
og the Balkan states and Turkey. the
Turkish rnvoys offered to make
. Mrtbcr concessions which were con-
sldcrcL by the Balkan plnuipotcntiar-
les sufficient to prevent the threat
encd rupture OF the negotiations.
The peace negotiations will be Ie-
suncd but the date OF the next meet
Ing was not fixed N the conclusion
VI tolay's session.
The official rcpor, or ,oduy's meet.
ing says:
Having cNamiued the new prupUs-
aIs. the Turkish delegates made n re-
ply to the declaration of the allics.
Tue latter declared the work OF the
conference suspended.
The ottoman delegates presented II
long statement in which they spoke
of Turkeys earnest desire to reach II
settlement. but offered no importan.
conclusions. They remained ada
nantc upon the subject of Adrian
ullc.
The delegates OF the allies then
adjourned to consider the Turkish Of
fer and upon returning presented Il
counter statement. adding that as the
Turks had not met their terms. they
must ask an adjournment without
date. The delegates subsequently
emphasized the statcmcnt that the
nccOt tiations had not been broken off.
BY "suspcnding the sitttnes of
the peace conference the delegates
of the allied Balkan nations claim to
have left the next move To the Turks.
Rcchad Pasha. they say. has the al
formative of presenting fresh propos-
ais which shall follow closely the de-
mands of the Balkan league and thus
rcsuming the conferences. or of ad-
herring to the Turkish claim for tho
retention of the fortress of Adrian
uple and rnpturin- further ncGotia-
tions.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
UTAH BANKER ON
WITNESS STAND IN
MONEY TRUST PROBE

Washington. Jan. G.---W. ". Arm
strong. president of the National
Copper Bank of Salt Lake City,
Utah. the first witness before tire
money trust committee today, tcs-
titled that aitca the Salt Lake
clearing house association had en-
tlca vored in vain to force the cop
lper national to withdraw. the other
banks withurew aud formed u new
clearing house association, which
adopted objectionable rules" which
he said. would have rohibited any
bank from eudeavoring to secure the
! banking business OF any deposi'or,
where banking relations had al
ready been established.
Since June |. 1912. the National
! Copper Bank has been forced to clear
Its own checks. The clearing house
lassOciation. he said. declined to ac-
ccpt cheeks of their country CORE
spondcuts when presented by the Ma
tional Copper bank and insisted on
dealing in currency with the Copper
National.
Would you Join II clear ing house
association If YOU could" asked Mr..
Itntermyer
YES We believe in an nssocia-
tion. hut not under rules which are
| in restraint Of trade answered Mr.
Armstrong.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
G0MPERS SAYS
LABOR WILL
NOT DESERT
IRON men

Washington. jan. Answering
criticisms ut tho American Fedora
tiou Of Labor. Samuel Gompers to-
day addressed tho subcommittee of
the judiciary senate In favor OF the
Clayton unti-injunction and contempt
bills. lie said II ever when govern
lneut by dynamite shall be- attempted
tiet us hope aud work that II never
wiiD IL will hnvc us q main theory
upon which Is based government by
SnIunction.
Closing his statement. which in-
sludod MI assault Oh employers and
iuanufacturcrs' associations. partic-
ulariy the United States Steel cor
poratIon aud the National Ercctors'
association. Gonipcrs declared that
the Iron workers and leave them
helpless at the mercy Of organized
capital and Unsuitable. uncur3cd
greed for profits
Gompcrs said organized Tabor felt
kccniy the terrible consequences OF
the Indianapolis trials
lie continued. but ~ha, Of the
conspiracy VI oTKuuikeu CNVl'Il--
conspiracy To murder the liberty OF
tOilcrs. To tear from them the means
Of protection BY which they hnv. bet
tered their conditions: Ia not such
conspiracy sufficiently dnstariiy
10 incur som" od!um- Should such
ronspiratOrs lie accorded nothing but
honor. power and rcspectability?
GOmpcrs defended the American
Federation ~ force for bcttcrmcnt
m conditions and resented attacks
upon II since the beginning OF the
dynamite cuxes. lie said lie was
ready AZ any time 10 submit tO an
Investigation BY any constituted au-
'hor!ty or the teprcs.n,atlves of
80; irsi'esinaD,~ body oI citizens.
every document. paper or account
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
CONDITIONS BETTER
IN MEXICO, REPORT

Washington. Jan. e Conditions
IN McxIcu generally. and especially
in the border states are reported bet
ter IN adyiccs received M tho stat"
department over SUNDAY from Nmnr-
lean cuuEuls In Chihuahua and So
nora. These are that there have horr
no fresh outbreaks and from the
embassy in Mexico city the news in
dica,"s the dispersal OF the rebel
bands operating 10 the south and
east oi he capital.
In the MINING country aud cspco .
Tally at Cauuuca. where large Amer
lean interests arc l0cnicd, tho sun
ipressiun Of the strike Is declared to
have restored quiet and SECURITY.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
Eight Indictments
AgainstJ Jack Johnson

Chicago. Ian. g. Blight indict-
ments charging Jack Johnson with
slave act We're called before Federal
Judge Carpenter to-day. The hearing
was Indefinitely deferred because u
decision is expected By the United
States supreme court on the corstitu-
tionality of the law within n <fdw
weeks.
.Iohuson's attorneys attacked the
constituticnality Of the Mann act be-
fore the United states supreme court
shortly after the indictments against
him were returned by the federal
grand jury in Chicago
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
DISTRICT COURT
ROOM IS FRlGIO

iuiogs some Arrangement II made
To hon, ihr district court room OF the
old Methodist church court house,
n ls rrri.,'ad that rome ur tho scs-
siDns pt tho dis.rici court iu the jan
wary term may have 10 adjourn ow-
NIX IN the 'iurlrm"urr u' iHr wealth
rI." Tho m"mbsrs ui Iuu l.Hs AMI
una county rur gH relation hav"
been. considered as urri.h0bl' fruit
20 irr this wirt"r ami They have been
siuu'in- iuT -pUEHHl#I Hiw'ag giIcr"
Ht ivory session during tho cold
weather Unless the urorosaid heat
ing arrangement is perfected by tho
.limr CONT opens uust week, the
spectators may witness tho spectacle
.Uf lrrrmuu Sitting Win u'rrrDats aud
."gr Flaps aud a." district attorney
.uNUuEtulIliug ON the law with fur
gaUntlcts ON aud his ulster collar
iurucd nv. u T. NcImuu win find
that it requires moro than uraiory
10 keep him warm
At the present timu tho district
court room Is tho cpldcsL place south
OF Dawson city Alash@ only last
Saturday some ono stuck no Sign
on the clerks drrh, "iarthgst north.
It has already been suggested that
framed portraits Of Cook and PCary
he hung up The cuuutys icing
plant ia working ,ory nicely In tho
basement
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
.U.P.D|Ss0[UT|0N
PLAN REJECTED
BY ATTORNEY
GENERAL

Washington. Jan. G.-Thc su-
pr,mc court today held that tho plan
advanced by Union Pacific attorneys
OF iisposing OF the entire stock hold
ings OF IN. Union 'nciiic COMPANY
IN the southern Pacific company by
transfer TO the stockholders Of tho
Union Pacific compnur. would not
~ "ff"c,uaiy end the Union Pacific
merger as To- comply with its diH-o-
luton decree,
Union parlrc attorneys claimed
for the Union Pacific stockholders
the cNclusiy" priyli"g" "i taking
over the sI.".GSu. 90" worth OF
southern Pacific stock.
uuiun Pacific nttoru"Ns ,lr.m"d
Iur tie Union Pacific HtockhIldrrs
the exclusive privil"g" Of taking
over the SIsG.G5o.u0U worth ui
southern Pacific stock, which the
Suprcm, court fouai the Union Pa
cifio railroad company owns In Nio-
lntiou OF tn" Sherman antitrust
law.
Attorney General Wick-rslam OPP
posed amy plan that CIV" th" Union
Pacific stockholders un exclusive
privilege OF buying tho Southern Pa
ciiic stock In question.
lie was willing to approve. how
ever. u plan for the Union Pacific
stockholders to share In tn" distri-
button with the southern Pacific
Stockholders other than III" Union
Pacific rai!roDG company. Announc-
Ing the decision o. ia" court. jns'icc
boy said;
''rho proposal To distribute TIA.
stock among tn. shareholders OF III.
Union Pacific company or Ia sell III"
stock TO a;ch shareholders, " grant
led. viii in eifc, transfer the s'ork
, from the Oregon Short Line ccmpnnS
which now ho,',s II for tn. w. -
l,iiic company to the shaisiJidcss
iwho own aud control thc latter COM
pnny. The sou.; Is - m" opinion
|tEat this distribution of ale cnu-
not hc ordered. The ultimate deter
Imina,iun OF IN" affairs OF corpora
IiInr rctts with 10 stockholders and
UF's"s from their power to choose
tho governing board Of directions.
After sch distribution ns l. now pro-
Z fCoIll.upt on m yc txD.D
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
require EMENTS
2 $: :: 6: ;:;:2!!!!!!gac ;;:' !!!g!.a!c
4SsS' 11."a1oTU
RA|5tu

Grade school teachers must u. not
kss thun twenty years old and high
school teachers must he over -
years OF age.
Married women who's. husbands
are capable OF supporting them will
not he employed as teachers IN the
schools OF Trinidad.
All teachers. male or female. must
be physically III. and all applicants
Tor teachers positions must file cor-
tificatr OF physician with the city
Grad" teachers must have "a scho-
lastic education OF not less than
four years OF high school aud two
years In any accredited normal
school. Two years OF university or
college work aud one year OF teach
tan. experience may he accepted In
lieu OF two years normal work. A
teacher without normal or college
training vino has had thr.. Years
actai experience In an acceptable
school may bc eligible to appoint
mcnt.
Teachers With normal training
nnd experience will hav" preference
In appointment.
High school teachers must he
graduates OF n college or university
and must have ut least one year OF
cNpertcnc. In an acceptable school.
No renewal OF certificates will h"
come professional work during the
year.
These are som. OF til" requirements
imposed upon grad. school and high
school teachers in the rules govern
ing the examination of teachers pro-
mulRatcd by the city superintendent.
These rules proyid. for the highest
standard of efficiency IN the schools
OF the city. Particiariy is II cmpha-
siycd :ha' tl. .i,rp,'raris-'cs. sytao'
teachers positions must be physically
sound and u rigid examination Is
suggested. The hitherto unwri,tcn
rule becomes n written rule that
married women whose husbands are
capable Of supporting them viii not
b. given - teachers certificate.
The rules provide that all teach
tfs III D1Stfltt No. must ublI GER
.i.ficat,s from the city board OF .N-
amincrs consisting OF the president
and secretary Of the board OF cduca-
ton and the superintendent. One
examination is provided for during
the week of the commencement .N-
orciscs each year.
Two grades OF certificates are is
sued: first grade. FOR three years. and
sccond grade. for one year. First
lgradc certificates require an average
of ninety per cent or above. second
grade eighty percent or above. No
teacher holding u second grad. GER
tificaic shall be renppointcd.
The renewal OF certificates are
based on the following stipulated
conditions. that an average of two
credits for professional work he
earned each year preceding the cN-
piratiou Of their certificates. Credits
FROM any acceptable educational in
stitution. Satisfactory health re-
port.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
GENERAL,
CAL|F. FRUIT
CR0Ps ARE
RUINED

Win SNOW ani cNtrcWr cold over
r Wide area. Trinidad received Its
iirSt tOucl, ur zero weather late last
night and early this morning. The
thermometer registered sixteen b"-
low during III" night. the mercury
rising TO . below At SIX o'clock this
morning. Snow bcRRu falling at !
O'clock Saturday morning aud con-
tiuuch throughout III" day, Snow
fell Iui"rmittcntly yesterday and to-
dIS. The cold weather Is general
throughout the stat" pHd northern
New Mexico.
Telegraph lines were affected and
train service intcri.rcd with II IN
expected that ,h"r" hus been some
ioss To stock on the range. Til" city
street gangs have had u Colossus ui
u job clearing crossings. and tic res
ideniE and property owners hav" not
been noticeable IoT activity In
swccping sidewalks. Extreme cold
weather IL reported from the north
rrH part Of tn" state and WlOming