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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16
SCOTLAND YARD IS
EASY MONEY FOR
SUFFRAGETTES
HOOdwinking Sleuths Begins
to Grow TireSome; Zelre
Emerson Loses Caste by
Meekly Paying Fine I'M
posed.
PREFERS TO BE
OUTSIDE OF JAIL

(AsSsaiatoi Press Cnusespon,ienrcl
l"udop. AuE i5-lt is ~ easy Tor
the suntagettes ~ hoodwink scotland
Yard that the women are weurying ct
the sport
The latest case ls that of Ewry
Clayton The police were after EWry.
who was critically 40. aud to make
sure he should not escape they posted
detectives 60 guard his house night
ana day. A. soon as he recovered sur
iicienily tu walk abroad he was 10 be
gathered Ia. Every day members 81
the sunragette organization visited
the Clayton cottage, bearing fruits.
jelly and flowers for the sick man
The police felt secure as they saw the
suffragettes come and go. they would
Set their man on his recovery Fin
ally. the visits Of the women ceased
The police, wondering. drew their
ranks closer and finally entered the
house. ENVY WIS not there. but ia
America The house was hlled with
flowers, fruits and Jelly, enough 90 last
Mrs. clayton for weeks 10 come. EWry
had slipped away and taken steamer
O. fortnight back. and the daily visits
of The women were simply "a blind.
The suffragette8 took an this trou-
BILE for Nj Clayton because he rs the
chemist who was sentenced 10 penal
seryude on charge OF criminally
conspiring with members OF the Wo-
mems Social and Political unlon Ia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

hibition was the only effective means
of preventing drunkenness Az other
attempted methods " reform. he said.
had proved ineffective and Insufficient
10 stop the evi'
The prime minister's speech Is con-
sldercd an Indication of the govern
ments policy. ana is believed to fore
shadow tho Introduction into parlia-
ment Of bin for the prohibition OF
an spirituous drinks In sweden. such
law would command the support of
tho royal family. The king Is "a
strong temperance advocate. and the
crown prince Is total abstainer.
4 prohibtory iaw would be- likely
TO meet with opposition from France.
sweden has big trade Ia wines and
spirits with France aud she depends
upon the French money market ~
finance many swedish enterprises.
There are fears thnt the exclusion Of
French wines would encounter rctali-
alton in the form OF the exclusion ~
swedish securities from the Paris
bourse. a proposal To increase the
duty on wines Ia 1904 had 20 be
dropped because the French govern
ment protested. and threatened 20 bar
swedish consols from the Paris stock
exchange.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

There are endless numbers OF cor
respondents who would like 20 make
the excuse given by a youth who was
spending his first year az boarding
school.
The first letter was anNlously await
ed 10y his loving parents. when u
came. some time after his arrival. u
read thus.
Dear Parents hardly think
VIII be able 20 send you many letters
while here You see when things are
happening haven't time, and when
they aren't happening ! haven't any
thing to rite. You'il understand
how u is won't YOU father And.
mother, you just ask father 90 explain
to you how " Is. So now l'll say
good-b with lots Of love. Ia haste.
RAYMOND
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16
TRY A HERALD WANT AID
LEGAL NOTICES.
LHGAL NOTICF


Last VIII and Testament Of Oliver
s Piusbury. deceased
re Celeste - plllshurv. executFix
Adelaide r.. Zimmerman. Rola s..
Zimmerman. Mrs. Matilda 5. Conn.
Mary Pillsbury, Dennis Pillsbury. A.
Il. Pillsbury q sidney Plllsbury,
Charles q Cushman, and 60 an whom
II may concern,
You are hereby notified that the al
legged win and Testament Of Ouver
a. Pillsbury. deceased. late Of the
county OF Rernalillo aud state of New
Mexico has been produced and read
In the Probate Court OF the county OF
Bernalillo. state OF New Mexico. on
the lst day OF August. 1918. and the
day Of me proving Of said alleged
Last WIN and Testament was there
upon nxed for Tuesday. the snd day
of September "A, ID. 1919, al 10
O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day.
Given under my hand ana the seal
OF this court this Rnd day Of August.
A. d, 1919
(Seall A. ~ WALKER,
Probate Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16
The Markets
Wall street

The market closed strong In
crcAeng fears of crop damage caused
heavy selling today for both accounts
which sent prices down in the early
operations MlsHivinRs over the ef-
feet on general business uf the re-
ducDd corn output and 81 ninatiOn
ut fho short interest by the recent
sustained advance made the uurket
unusually susceptible tu rniding tac-
tics. t.osscf Of q point were record
od bee some Instances before the liHt
responded 90 concentrated buying,
which ultimately wiped out the pre-
Niuus lusseE Union Pacific. Read
iue, Canadian Pacific and Amalga
mated showed unusual strength ris-
ing from hal Ga point 90 point over
Yesterdays closing. and Wrestling
house rose points
closing prices were ass follows
Amalgamated. t3is.
sugar. llu hid.
Atchison. sa7.
Northern Pacific itlA
Reading, i6l.
Southern Pacific s2A
Iniuu Pacific. 1885,
steel. 90.
Steel preferred. 1851.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16
SWEDEN WILL GO
VERY DRY, IS
BELIEF
Prime Minister in Public Ad-
dress Declares Prohibition
Is Only Means Of Preventing
Drunkenness.

tAss0ointed Press Correspondence
Stockholm, sweden. Aug. There
Is prospect that sweden soon may be
placed under national prohibition.
Laws making Il an offenae To drink
spirituous liquors anywhere in the
country are contemplated, aud there
b. "a reasonable chance that they will
he adopted
Prime Minister STAR. la recent
address before congress OF tetotal-
iers IN stockholm. declared that pre-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16
224 GOLD AVE.

dressed beef steers. 31.3bmS sac;
western steers. s. 0Um S.0O. southern
steers SiT6MG.5O COWS. 81. sou
$50; heifers $4.5Om sec; stockers
and feeders. f5.OOM 1.75; built. f42b
m6 30, calves. &b.25M 82b.
sheep Receipts. none: market
steady, lambs. $G.UOm 2 80, yeurliugs.
tl5Od a50. wethers. Si.2Ga S.n0:
ewes. S3.50M l.25; stoclS.rs aud feed
ers. 22.6Um4bO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

Chicago, Aug 10 Hogs Receipts
10000. best grades steady. others 81
lower. bulk OF sales. fI16Ms.6 SO.
hEhts. xS33bM $50. mixed. ST. 30 a.
N.N2ia heavy. S130HSaO: rough
$500 T75; pigs. {426MS.OO.
Cattle - Receipts POO. market
steady. beeves. &7.G0m 500: Texas
steers, fG.7hm7.1O. western steers
50 GA 90, stockpfs and feeders
&h,fh N Z 30. COWS aud heilers. XA.GU
m6.3O, calves, fS.00fi . 90
sheep Receipts 1000. market
steady. native, 93.1Omf.15. western
S4.OOmi.Gs, yenriings. &4S5mb.15.
native lambs S6.2bM1.50. western
Sa.f5mI.5O.
~. Louis Spclter.
81 Louis. Aug i6.--i.ead, strong.
$3.50. spclter, strong SBG0M5.76.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

Kansas city Aug tG Hogs re.
cripis 1000. market steady To be
lower, bulk OF sales. &73bmSa6:
heavy fit1WN.tO, packers and
butchers t116NStO: lights. t7.SOaI
$40 pigs, So O0H7.0O.
'aille hoceipts 600, market
STEADY prime fed steers, SS.tO0 800,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

Chicnpo. Aug iG Prospects OF
cooler weather tomorrow with show
crs brought about "a halt today in
the advance OF corn. Nevertheless
the market went little above the
hFh price ut the season. The new
upturu WAS due 60 the fact that there
had 80 yet been mo- general relief
from drought OF heat aud that com
try holders gave uo sign uf letting
go ct reserves. The opening WAS
unchanged to " &c higher De-
ccmbcr which started al Gas o.
90 fic. unchanged Go p ~ Sc up. rec
acted tu G9t The close was steady
60 p "a SO net lower for Dccem-
btr. at 6snc.
storm damage in Canada aud bull
ssh crop reports from France helped
make wheat firm. December opened
e. M 'ic to y 90 $50 higher at 9O& a.
Hl l-p. but Tell back TO 9OAc. The
CLOSE was steady with December N g.
net higher Ht 500 y e. sic.
December oats, which al the outset
were iC GO 90 SO, an odvuncc OF Is "a
80 90 ls a. $50. dropped Go 80 &C.
Concentrated buying uy packers or
foreigners hued provisions First
sales were Bee on Co Soc up, with Jan
uary options ns follows. Pork. SlO.-
02 p lard. ti0tom io.G2 y. and ribs,
Closing prices:
Wheat Sept. S5N mS74c. Dec.
go q WgiC. May $3.50.
corn Sept. tfA M14Mc, Dee.
C|hc, May t0Ac
oats Sept, f3hc. Dee, flhA Sc,
MAY, iSA utStac.
Pork Sept. 5000, Jan. ti917h
a. 1870
Lard sept, SHE. oct, SLIGO,
Jan, fl0.G7la
Ribs Sept, &il.1o, oct. sll.o2N;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16
WANTED-Salesmen.


statesmen making small towns,
whole time or side line. should
carry our fast selling pocket side
line Special sales plan allowing re-
turn OF unsoid goods. Makes quick
easy sales S4.0O commission on
each order SOMETHING ENTIRE
Ky NEW. Write for outht today.
BuRD MFG co, 2i2 Sigel 81. Chi
cago, IN,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16
MONEY TO LOAN.

THESE RATES GUARANTEED.
Salary Furniture - Piano Loans
Borrow $1,000. Pay Back SfO.7S
borrow. $1,000. Pay Back S2f.OO
Borrow. $1,000. Pay Back. $3.50
ll0rrOw. 5000 Pay sack S52.5O
Full Rebate Always Allowed
Union Loan Co., Rooms B@ii, Over
First National Bank Building.
Phone 1883.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

New York. Aug % The metal
markets were dull and practically
nominal
lapc copper $500. eIcctrolytic.
4la.st 's " 5000, castings. f15.G2 h
Wlb.Ib.
Leading producers have advanced
the price uf lead 10 Ffg5.
Iron was unchanged.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

Sew YORK, Aug. lG.-Spot cotton
steady. mddling uplands, tl2.00.
GUT tl2.21. No sales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

that he supplied them with explosives
for some of their arson outrages He
went on 60 hunger strike" and was
released under the provisions Of the
cat and Mouse bill" lie went home
! ill, and Scotland Yard was watching
to roarrvst him when the women y
ruso WAS pat into such successful or
! Grafton.
The leaders OF the militants declare
they did not desire the sacrifice of -
Inan's life Ia their cause and. when
they were Informed By his physician
that return tu Jail would probab bly,
result IN MI Clayton's death they
persuaded him through the mediation
of his wife 90 leave the country They
viii not say where he "a, contenting
themselves with stating that he Is
safely located az least three thousand
miles from London.
The payment Of nno by Miss Zeiie
Emerson, when she was arrested FOR
assnulting the police IN connection
with sylvia Pankhurst's Duwnings treet
riot, has caused the American sur
fragette 10 lose caste with some OF
the ruling powers. and II IL said that
only her close friendship with the
Pankhursts ga ed her from being dis
ciplined by the war cabinet Of the w.
s. y u.
\ number OF militauts asserted that
In refusing To go to Jail, Miss Emerson
gave the impression To the public that
the morale Of the forefront Of the
iighting line 81 the organization was
weakening az the very moment Il "
struining every EFFORT To nulllfy the
effects Of the "Cat and Mouse" bill
The Michigan girls FIRST term In fail
hen she was furcibly fed. was the
result OF q raid SHE made with Sylvia
Punkhurs; on the windows of Bow
and Bromley. since which time she
has enjoyed close friendship with
the pankhurst family shortly after
her release after q prolonged hunger
strike. Miss Emerson WAS operated on
for appendicitis, and she defends her
course paving fine bV asserting that
even a brief stay in iail at this time
would So Impair her health that She
would boz unable Co take her place ON
the nring line for many months 10
come. She feels That she can 'be Of
more assistance out of rather than Ia
ial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16
NInncN Mnrkni

Sew York, Aug. 10 Prime mer-
camille paper. GuG per cent.
Commercial bills. f4.s2a
BuT silver 58Ac.
Mexican dollars. 4tc.
Government bonds steady. rail-
road bonds irregular
Money on call nominal, no loans.
imrl uans easier: SO days. 30. "a 4
per cent. 40 days, Z p n3A per cent,
six months. SIC ASK per cent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16
FOR RFN1-Rnoms.

~-e~s~4~~~~.~~~-~~-~~e 4~-~~~~~~~s~~~~~re~e~
FOR RENT--t2O. on September ist
desirable suite 81 office rooms iu
the 81 r. Armlio building corner Sec-
ond and Central. Apply to Geo r.
Albright. Phone $40
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16
pERSONAL

ALBUQUERQUE CLEANING GO.
Clean everything. carpets. houses.
make lawns Phone 9s2
The evening world., 1913-06-06

- ass esautiful found beauty ~
common anong the middle 0assso and
ths poee working people - On Tifth
avenue. asd shop siri beauty = Just q
noticeable - that q soe1sty women.
The society women ere not soid. - b
thousht b. the yfsacA: tAsy Aes snths.
aastIa only tAsy 1ispaay - sseluslvs
TASTE in smotionA Thsy aro - well
lre0sd - the Rag1Gisanso end ase las
hsaltAiss. taA1A1 more bathA Thsy
hASS at snos the 1osss q health ed ~
gsAce 0f feeblnsnA
10 6od . psSesy wVmAa b Pasls oas
@nst 20 20 ne rooas and ssaeoA Ions
ononS ne eown 0edsls. The 0ocisty
women one finds there have bsaut1eul
o,othss. but thsy have not AAodsoms
faooA
Z found ne AmG4csa women vsry
The evening world., 1913-06-06

Do0oOoO Ooo0AA Hol1oD.
LONDON. June e-TAs Dritish Gov.
snmsnt has dsoaaea ~ ~ Aswn shfss
battlsships On ths programme adopted
sh,s year knmsdaass,y Instead u Asxs
March. - was intended. bsoANse ths
Canadian Senate rejected he IN 70 ~
Sr0priats ess.ooo.ooe foe tArVs Dread.
noug1Yts Tor the British Navy.
The evening world., 1913-06-06

INTELLIGENT. spiritual witty ana compaa.
ionable"
Hs,ieu 10 making up an album Of the
ten prsttiest women Of Paris. New Y0si..
London and Busnos Ayrss. He saya
the New Workers ars far and away the
prettisst end ~ believes Il y because
the sreat mixture ef races thsrs 10 rs-
vivinS the physiQuss and psoduoin8 the
pureot bjood and the nnoot health.
The evening world., 1913-06-06
BEAUTY IN america
GREATEST IN WORLD,
SAYS ARTIST HEllEU

PANS. JsM 0-RsM AedSs. sAs
eminent painter q women. - rseusniae
from New Yosk sayo:
'.rhs Amsncaa wOmen ars ne moss
bsautif1l in the world. There 10 shs
grsatsst auAatity a beauties tAsrA anl
also the largest proportion a The Wom-
The evening world., 1913-06-06
Black China
Silk Blous,es
ualue $3.9t
at $2.95
tomorrow

Msds q Exceptionally fine
quality black China sH. With
low neck. Robespierrs collar,
and your choice Of lo.hs and
three-quaster sloeves. Two
rows> Of black satin buttons
down the front. and . dew on
the cuffs. A mourning blouse
that h Just - dainty in do
sign - Il b substantial in
cost. Thlsel floor
The evening world., 1913-06-06

500 Summer Dresses for
Misses and Girls
reduced about 0ne-lsalf from
former prices TOMORROW
New Shipments Of apparel have been coming FAST
even though invo serious sacr prces We have
therefore selected about 500 dresses for ed dis
Rcsa N this spec. sale and have virtually cut prices hail.
French Rame linen in plain and striped eponge figured and
ctr ped cpes and tissues The models quite
number and distinctive in character and embody the latest
ideas in The coones afford an endless variety
selection and there al white dresses galore the g
whose preferences run that way. Second nooe.
$500 Summer Dresses i. {. reduced to SOS
$o.75 Summer Dresses (. reduced to $4.o5
SIPS Summer Dresses reduced to $6.05
Misses' Summer Sutts reduced to ss7s
49, . formerly $3.50
@ I'D fancy s % :s . $ ss .:s ;as :Is;
With eli contrasting embroidered COLLAR.
Moses EUening Wraps reduced to ss.75
ss IL % I'd Ss sI sss sss % % a .
Msses Summer Sktrts at S1.ss
S Ss' s 70 g % :ss s 5: %
500 Ctrls Wastable Dresses
Ee,s model. q :hs:s "1s Lawn flor. p.
.s pS . an. s1s S : law. s 2s tissue Of
M's:es' and Gtrl' Middy Blouses
Regulation %ode mad. Of English " e with nav. r.d o,
b. produced TO years ""' ~
Mis.eS and Ghl' Balkan Mtddv Blouses
~. ). ya!nsS $3.50 tomorrow at SOC
;~s ysa Win q i',S s ss ss ss'i ss
substantially lower than even an unusual value c for
The evening world., 1913-06-06
Specials in BATHING SUITS
for all the juvenile members
Of the family

Dahg suits for boys oe % and for the little tots that paddle
sed build mpregnabe s'onghods Of sand perfectly wonder
css And BY Wv oi an Introductory dp into bathing suit
The following have bean especially psspssed for
Mieee! md ctslr 0ne-Ptecs e3oe
b;l 1ohsk Bathing SHits special st 1910
enepiece models With yessey boomers Round ooas piped
nth Persian silk aso sailor collar trimmed with shepherd check
k Assorted in navy blue and black Ages 70 10 yeazs
Mtsses and CtvlS Mohaiv Bathing Suite as $3.50
Onepece separate skirt models navy blue ohair Sailor
t round collar and silk lie. Braid trimmed 70 10 year,
BovS Jeysev Bathins Suits At 81
yvopisce models d awoo jersey. In heather. sv and navy
and combination In white and red Sses 20 70 g.
|.. Chtld1en's Bsshins Suite. $3.50 to $3.50
nepece mode made Of knit Jersey serge and flannel with
halt Iesves OF athletic STYLE Ages TO years.
! Bathing Caps In . veay complete assortment
[sy 7Sc, Soc. 7Sc, 100 and 80
Washable Sunshads Bathing Hats special Tomorrow las
Bathing Shoes f0s misses and children 2Sc soc and 100
The evening world., 1913-06-06
Tailored Shirts
for Women
north $l.5O
tomorrow
at $1.OO

Mads q absolutely pure
linen. cotton csepe. cIscbs bar
fabric and dimity. In m,knnish
tailored models. With tho
alternative ol Q soft tui,h over
collar. u you wish Il. =, Long
and three-quartes sleeves.
sisse - 70 q. One may we'll
wondsr how such Q cIpsbly
made and finishsd shirts waist
can b offered at one Dollar.
~ . matter q iaet, u cant
b offered a& such d, price
s:scspt. y spsdA Miksness
1ks This. Mala liess
II Your Furs
ars worth anything at
all, they should lbo In
the Salss Cold stdtags.
Telephone 10 now
The evening world., 1913-06-06
Boys Dress and Graduation
Suits at distinctive
price economies tomorrow

r. w. SSV44VA1J1S0 SO~411V11VW
a!e the proud o boy congratulate you
would also IKE The privilege Of clothing him. saks clothes
10Y coy; :e s;rvsab tailored durable IN iabc and. above
mot only tomorrow. but always Meanwhile. commend
the following suits In particular because they have been prepared
especially for tomorrow and splendid values Second sse.
S:s: s:is: .':'ss Ssst''s :,.s;., Suit: :: $3.50
sngbressed models made Of I'll wool blue serge. With three
patch pockets and yoke and inverted peas the back Moha
lined throughout splsndidk tailored Ages to ~ years.
Boys Blue Serge Norfolks s7zs
very special Saturday at ~''"~
These suits have pairs Of knckerbocess made Of fine quail
y a wool blue in Norfolk models Workmanship
and style Of ths finest character Ages to ~ years.
Boy; G.s. Blue 81 s:,ss s:,s's.s No,se''' e.. $500
Made Of Ill wool blue SERGE in Norfolk models Mohair lined
throughout Beautifully made and finished Ass to years
White Serge knickerbocsrs ages to ls years. at s77s
Boys Washable Norfolk Suits,
special at $7.9S, $3.9S, $3.50 & $S.y
Complete line Of these washabe awaiting your nspec-
ton. made Of linen. crash duck and Khaki fabrics variety
- 4.>N>-l- HH1-h-
The evening world., 1913-06-06
WHITE HEMP HATS, Ostrich
>Trlmmed, worth all of $3.50
special tomorrow at S.

!he White heup hat slEeady popular among mart women
that ~ ~ under neeess 70 eeonoss p But that
sga:d.s Of such consideration that mentioned And In
TIE instance have made vey substantial economy hat
aboat tsa des ahapss q ths sa n nsw. e dtinctv.
IAW 40 nnsd with band Of ostrich plume that es: With
hes tAsa v become you. aad ono that vl carry With the
seceaectoa a Asvn6 eosk yoH 0ttsAo buy
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-01-31
MILLIONS IN STAMP THEfTS
Enormous Frauds Disclosed by Re-
port Of inspectors to the
Postmaster General.

washington, d. C.-Illegal trafick-
ing, the country over in stolen post
age stamps aggregating several mil
lions of dollars annually has Just been
disclosed by postoffice inspectors
whose investigations have. been re-
ported to Postmaster General Hitch.
COCK. They involved so-called stamp
brokers' and confidential employees Of
large business concerns throughout
the United States.
through confessions obtained by
the inspectors from some of the brok-
ers whose operations were investi.
gated it was learned that stamps of
all classes and denominations stolen
by burglars from postoffices and EN-.
bezzled by employees from great
business houses and manufacturing
establishments were purchased and
resold by the brokers' at prices far be-
low their face value.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-01-31
SECRETARY FISHER SUSTAINED
The Usage Indians Repudiate Lease
to 100000 Acres of Their
Oil Land.

Pawhuska, Ok.-Indians of the
Usage Nation at tribal meeting here
repudiated the proposed scheme to
grant a blanket lease to 100000 acres
Of oil and gas lands, owned by the
tribe. and by practically a unanimous
vote sustained the position of Secre-
tary Of the Interior Fisher and Presi-
dent Taft The lands are valued at
so million dollars.
Fred Lookout was elected principal
chief of the nation and Edgar Nc
Carthy his assistant. Eight Council
men also were elected. The success
full ticket was designated as Progress
sive."
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-01-31
PARCEL STAMPS BY MILLIONS
To Meet the Demand the Govern
ment Printing Office Is Rushed
to Limit.

Washington. - The total number
or parcel post stamps printed and dis
tributed up to thnis date is 339, 800, 600
Prior to January 1, when the news SER
vice was established, 1922, ASS
stamps were issued. In the first three
weeks of the systems operation 1867
207,545 stamps have been supplied to
postoffices. The bureau of engraving
and printing is being forced in order
to meet the demand, to print the
stamps at the rate of ~ million a
day.
The total value of the parcel post
stamps distributed up to this date is
$1S,O11,120 Chicago received as mill
lion stamps, valued at $2,673,0 thus
leading all other cities in the country.
st. Louis was second with 100000
stamps, valued at $93OOOO; New York
City third, with Is million stamps,
valued at $4,000; Philadelphia
fourth, with million stamps with
value Of 1897 900, and Boston fifth
with million stamps, valued at $685.
600. These five cities received IS, 2OO,-
600 stamps with a total value of SA,-
$4,000.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-01-31
A TURKISH DIPLOMAT KILLED
Nazim Pasha, Head of Ottoman Army
Shot by Two Young
Turks.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pasha. for.
mer minister of war and commander
of the Turkish army, was shot and
killed by Enver Bey and Talaat Bey,
conspicuous members Of the Young
Turk party, whose caup d'etat gave
them control of the government.
The minister who had resigned,
with the other members of the cabl.
net, was in his apartments at the Sub
lime Porte. The rabble had sur.
rounded the building since the ex.
citing occurrences of the morning and
a crowd was jeerlng the deposed
diplomats. Enyer and Talaat were
among the hundreds In the streetA
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-01-31
Weddlno Rlnna THAT wear.

The next time you are married-or.
If you will when you are married
don't buy a gold wedding ring. 1t isn't
being done. Platinum wedding rings
are the newest thing. Mile. Jeanne
Provost, a French actress, is to blame.
She thought of the idea, and when she
was married to M. Ffrpo, she had one.
Platinum rings are more expensive
than gold and wear better. Just why
an actress, especially French ac-
tress, should want a wedding ring
that will last long while the jewel
ers haven't learned.