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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-04-17
Communicated.
April 10th, 1918.
To Hon. VIM. Campbell,
Editor Virginia Free Press.
Charles Town. v. Va.

One familiar with Jeffer-
son County for the past ten or twenty
years can see vast changes for the bet
ter. With the nfacadamizing Of the
roads, the introduction OF rural deliv-
cry. and the installing of the telephones
there have come rapid changes in the
lives of the people, especially in the
country. A decided change too may
be seen in the matter of fencing, in
the character of outbuildings, the de-
velopmeDt Of fruit growing and in the
manner of farming All things have
contributed together to make the rural
life of Jefferson the most attractive to
be found in the State.
Has not the time now arrived for
further advance through cooperative
effort on the part of the people of
Charles Town and of the surrounding
country?
Heretofore all efforts to increase the
wealth of the town haye been through
the bringing in of new manufactures.
Much may still be done along that line,
and our work is in no sense finished.
But the real wealth of this section
lies in the farm lands, If means are
devised to increase the revenue of the
farmers the first people to feel such an
increase will be the merchants of
Charles Town 1t seems to me that
the time is ripe for cooperation be-
tween the Board of Trade and the
farmers of the county.
In Kanawha and Wood Counties the
Board of Trade has secured the ser
vices Of a resident scientific farmer
whose duty it is to cooperate, with the
farmers in that region and help to in
crease the production of the lands.
Our farms in Jefferson have greater
possibilities than those in any other
section of the state. and they would
respond more readily to skillful and
scientific treatment.
Such man would cost about $1,000
a year. one half of which might be
raised by the farmers and one half by
the Board of Trade or by the mer-
chants of the town. The intelligent
and timely advice of competent man
would be worth many times this in the
matter of increasing the yield of the
farmers in the handling of apples and
! M q ny ofiuU' nf nrOy,r
Looking at it from purely financial
standpoint it would be profitable ven
ture, and there is another view point
from which it should be considered,
and that is the value of such a move
ment to the people of the town and
country in bringing them together, and
in working for one common pursose.
The welfare of this section is closely
identified with the yield from the farms
1 To get the best results there should be
cooperation on the part of all the PEG
pie in the community. and l believe
the time is now ripe for such move.
ment. The Experiment Station al
Morgantown stands ready to cooper
ats in movements such as this. Why
not then arouse=t the enthusiasm of tht
home people, and enlist them all in {
cause that would mean much in years
to come to old Jefferson.
s'AGRICULTURIsT,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-04-17
Interestingly Not Encour-
a9ing---Statistics.

From a late bulletin of the De-
partment of Commerce and Labor
giving the Thirteenth Census of
the. United States, we note some
facts which are not altogether
f1attering to the State or to the
County.
The total population of West
Virginia in 1910is given as 1,221,
119 Of which g, l73 were negroes.
The males of voting age number
ed 338 ,349 of which 22,757 were
negroes This means that the
African holds the balance of
political power in West Virginia
and since their vote is thrown
practically so1id1y--ninety 'steenth
per cent going against the Demo-
cratic ticket-it proves that while
majority of the white voters of.
the state are Democrats, the
negro race decides the destiny
of the Commonwea1th-as its
white allies may instruct on cleo
ton day.
Incidentally, intelligent white
women are not deemed worthy
of the right of suffrage.
We next observe that while
Jefferson County fell off slightly
in population-minus 46, or o.
the County of Mcdowell, the
black mans stronghold gained
29,109 or 1858. In 1900 she had
total population of 1871 (little
more than Jefferson then had)
Ten years later she had 1856 or
over three times Jefferson PIES
ent population and of these, 1867
are negroes,
Without counting Ransom,
Charles Town had a population
of 1861 of whom 893 were neg
roes, From a total of 6e9 males
of voting age in her population
1913 were negroes or about two
seventies of her total vote.
What's the answer ?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-04-17
An Acknowledgement.
STATE Of WEST VIRGINIA
Governors Office
Charleston
Anil O 1o1.

My Dear Miss Campbell
/ beg to
your letter of April 7th,
enc losing contribution to the Flood Suf-
ferers Relief Fund from the young
ladies of Charles Town.
With the exception of one thousand
dollars which was sent to Governor Cox
for the relief of citizens of Ohio. all
contributions are being applied no re-
lieve the people of tie Ohio Valley
who are in need of assistance.
1 thank you most sincerely, and ask
that you express to the young ladies'
of Charles Town who contributed with
you my appreciation of their generous
response to the appeal for aid.
Yours very truly,
H. D. HATFIELD
Miss Barbara Campbell,
Charles Town, West Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-04-17
ExEcUTRIx' NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has duly qualified as the ex-
.eeutrix of the estate of the late Bessie
T. Perry Persons. indebted to said
estate are hereby given notice that a
prompt settlement of Indebtedness is
requested, and those having claims
against it are herebv notified to pre-
sent the same properly proven for pay
ment. FLORA Med. SMITH.
Mar 27 At. Executrix.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-04-17
Ice Prices

From April l, the price Of ice will be
as follows: Less tina 100 pounds,
half cent pound: 100 to 800 lbs, 40
cents per hundred; 300 to 1000 lbs. !,
33a cents per hundred; 1000 lbs. and
over, rs cents per hundred lbs. No
sales for less than five cents.
C. 1. ROBINSON ICE AND COLD
STORAGE CORPORATION
Charles Town, w. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-04-17
TREESl TREES!

See or write THE MOUNTAIN
VIEW NURSERY CO WILLIAMS
PORT, MARYLAND, for bargain in
commercial varieties of both APPLE
and PEACH TREES.
A number Of friends could join. send
. representative to see US and be con-
WINGED that car load Of your wants
can be promptly supplied At prices
never before offered
Do this now
April u. Ct
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-04-17
FROST PROOF CABBAGE
PLANTS.

Place your orders now for.
South Carolina Frost Proof Cab
bage Plants to be delivered when
needed. Quality the best. Re.
fer to those who planted them
last year.
Also Pure Buff Orpington
Eggs for setting. SOC. for IS.
BILLY CAMPBELL.
4O8 S. George Street,
Charles Town. w. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-04-17
Better Telegraph Service
Promised.
Pittsburgh Pa.
April IL. 1918.
Mr.. William Campbell,
Charles Town, W, Va.

We beg to acknowledge receipt
of your letter of the eth inst in refs~
tion to night telegraph service at Char
les Town, w. Va. and in reply wish to
state that we now have the matter up
with the Telephone Company to handle,
business during the hours that our Char
les Town Office is closed. As soon as
this arrangement is perfected. public
announcement will be made through the
local papers.
Very truly yours,
A. C. TERRY,
District Commercial Supt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-04-17

Egbert w. Thomas, Mrs Josie Scott
and w. M. Scott, her husband, and.
Arthur Scott, Anna Elizabeth Thomas
and EugenesS. Thomas. the latter three
being infants under the age of twenty
one Defendants.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-04-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,
State of West Virginia.

State Of West Virginia,
jefferson County, tu-wit:
At rules h. ID in the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County,
on the first Monday in Anril, 1913
Ada Thomas, Executrix of James A.
Thomas, deceased. and in her own
right, Plaintiff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-04-17

! Joseph Clements, Mrs, james A.
Robinson and j. A Robinson, her hus-
band, Salie G. Bushong and o. B.
Bushong, her husband; w, C. Robinson,
William Clements. Bessie lements,
Pastor in charge of st. James Catholic
Church of Charles Town. Good Little
Sisters of Poor, Baltimore. Md, Good
Sisters of Charity, Baltimore, Md. and
Our Lady of Pity of Cincinnati, Ohio,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-04-17
OBJECT OF SUIT

y
is for construction of the will of
James A. Thomas, deceased; for the
appointment OF trustee, if the court
holds a trust is created by said will;
for the settlement of the estate and for
general relief.
1t appearing. on affidavit filed in this
suit, that the Defendants. Egbert W.
Thomas. Mrs Josie Scott and W.. M.
Thomas are non-resid nts of the State
of West Virginia. they are hereby re-
quired to appear within One Month af-
ter the date of the first publication of
this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests In this matter.
1t is ordered that a copy of this order
be forthwith published once week for
four consecutive weeks in The Virginia
Free Press. newspaper printed in the
Town of Charles Town in the County of
Jefferson, and be p1sted at the front
door of the Court House of Jefferson
County. at least twenty days before
Judgment or decree ia rendered.
JNO M DANIEL,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
H. H MCCORMICK. P. @ Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-04-17
ar nY1nn
UNUGIX UI-I ODL1OA41O
State of West Virginia,

State of West Virginia,
Jefferson County, to vii !:
At Rules held in the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
on the first Monday in April. 1918.
sailie C. Bushong, Executrix of VIM.
M. Clements, deceased Plaintiff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-04-17

My Dear Miss Campbell
Washington Journal., 1913-09-20
Sin famfeinAaIb aNriasr @sIehrtcr:


Sine in 9ombds. erfdeinenoe s3eis
tung entbdlt cine MitteilunQ iiber Die
Ielten eutmidelten @siItesgaben zines
finfeinbdIbidbrieen inDifdsn Rnoben,
Die Mitteilung oes betrefFenoen 9lats
tes griinoet lid ouf einsn geriHt bes
SetretGrs Der 9beologii1en @eieIIs
i6aft in 8ombap. Darnan bat Der
&nabe, Der BON @eburt elm 9irmoner
lit. ii9 elmer eingebenoen priifune in
Der palisS prade unssrSoeen uno in
feinen 4ntportsn cine iiberroIdenDe
Genntnis oiefer Sprn9e uno DER in
ibr e~rfdeiuenOen Bidder ertennsu
ioHtn.
lleebr Die erite SuesnO OieTss pbd-
nomens miro mitssteiIt, ooB ser
Rnabe in MoImin ((girma) seboreu
pur0e, bereits mad einem Sabre feline
GIfern perlor uno Damn in elm Sim
Oeibaus tam, no er f9on Iebr friib
Die f6pierigen binooItonifden
S6rift5eihsn erlernte. AufmertIom
auf Die ~beipnoeren @siItesguben ipurs
be srit Elm prieItsr. AIs biefer p6bs
rfnb oes @ottesoieEfte elm lGneeres
reIieiOfes @eoiht Yprod. ipar Der
&nabe imitanoe. es fofort obns Sch
fer nad5uIpreden. Der erItounte
priefter ifsute peitere Gromino nit
Dem Rnaben an uno fano, oaB Der
Sinfeinbolbjdbriee in Der guobbas
Religion cine odn5 aerporragenbe
8nntnis bate. Die oos MiKsn bon
mondsm @ripo9fsnsn iibertrof. Dor
sinem 8onSiIium bOberer priefer uno
elmer @erIommlung BON 5000 9erfos
men ipuroen oieIe Gramina nphmoIs,
pisoerboIt. uno ser Gnobe BAT fe Iebr
gut beitonoen. Nie aus Der aonSrn
0~urTtelune Der prieIter be~rboroebt.
fheinen bic inoifdeu prisitsr in oies
fem iunssn Menidentinbe ibrtn tiinf.
tigen Meffius au eibliden.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-20

sin punaanbiscs steIeti onf benz per.
eiiten gOScn Sibiriens.

~ 49, 80
riltsn gOSen sibiricns.
60 bduIia audi RsTts oes sisssits
Iiden Mommuts in ben oiIubielen
Ablageruneen Guropas eefunoen
psrben, 70 banosIt es iih bod msts
Itens nur nm 8ddenz ODER StoBs
sGhne, bic, our6 ibren Sdmel8iitsrs
5ua geIdiiBt, Der 3%erit0ruHg oura
WinO, Nettsr unb MaHer beHer hos
ber l~tonobalten fonnen. 90 puroe
Dor tur3em aud elm mddiiger StoBs
Sabn oieier au~seeltorbenen @lefantens
art BEL Sen MusIhadtungen an
arefslOsr @all in GOln aufgeFunoen
un0 bon Der Notwithstanding
benz 30lner Mufeum fir NaturtnHoe
iiberpieien; Ieibsr battle Der Sanos
Dagger Den 3abH, Der obnehtn ishr
mor1h mar, in 5tpei Teile gel6ldgen.
8isl better finO bic Meite in Dem
eipiq pereiIten gooen Gibiriens err
balien oeblieben. Sci Dem i'm Sab
re 1901 bon Den @eitd0en Der Beres
fopsta nod petersburg gebrdhten,
fat! bolIItGnOiesn Mommut paren
nidf nur ole 4noden lpunberbar erz
halfsn, ionoern aud bic WusfeIn
unb oie ~lonaipoIIiqe 6out. ia iogdr
Ter Maqenin6alt oes Eieres, oas in
ienen LANCE SobrtauTenne 5uriidIie-
oe1Oen Soften einitmnls I'm Sumpfe
eIenoigIi9 Suerun0s gtng. Sin ebens
falls Flt pollitGnoiges Stelett miro
in Der nddIten 3eit i'm MuIsum
oes Snrbin oes glantes IN poris
cuigeitellt perOsn. Sc muroe Dem
WlilIeum burd Den @rofen 6ennot
oefdenft, ser es ouf elmer Der ibm
qeb0renoen Qia6oios Snieln in Roros
fibirien entStdte. Gein 6unoort
liegt olIp bel meter na9 0orten,
benn bic 9indop= SnIelu liesen i'm
nor0l;den Glsmeer auf Dem "a.
8reitengrdb.
Die md9tieen Reite mubten ALIEN
5000 Rilomster peit sefobren psrs
Sen, ebe Ie mad RuBIano tamen,
uac 3ipor SuerIt auf SunoeIdIitten
bis our Miinoung Der 2end uno
ronn ouf einsm Sdiff Oiefen STUB
oaFtpGrts. Mud bier fanb man nod
cine eroBe Menge bes ~ebemoli9en
6oarfleiOes i'm GiIe, gum Eeil nod
ouF Der oiden 6aut iiBeno, ferner
Elm Obr. oos Our9 feline geringe
@rOBe auffdllt. Sbns 3peifel u
ben i'm @isbooen bes nDrolihen Gi>
biriens nod 5oblreihe 2eihen oteier
ausqeIforbenen 9idbdutsr. S6on
i'm Sabre 1899 Ttieb man ouf elm
Ioldes, uno 1906 fano Moam elm
peiteres nabe Der Wiinoung Der See
ma. Mber erIt bic neuern 5unoe
uno 0ie an linen nit Den mooernen
Mitteln oneeIteIltsn unteriuhungen
baben uns in ben Gtan0 eeieBt, uns
Elm rihtiaes Bib pcn Dem ebemalis
gen QlusTebtn oss Mammuts. Ieiner
Getenspsiie uno ieinen p%erpanot@
I9aftIiden 8%eSiebungen gu ben heute
lebenben 8ielbufern 81 MAIDEN. Der
ousge3einnete @rboltungsSuitono Der
9ierreIte oeItattete niht nur cine GEE
noue 8eltimmung Der @rasarten. Die
oas Bstersbureer Mammut gefrehsn
bate, Ipnosrn aud genauere Inter
fudungen in beoug auf Die Strut
tur Der Rno6en uno WusteIn unn
Die demifde 3ufammenfeBung Der
!0core; ia mar tonnte nod Die 8llts
tDrper auffinben unb bas in linen
borbanoene 5GmogIobin nodneifen.
ennIi6 our6 oie biologifhe glutun=
neutrality-suspicious. Ole nabe @era
nunotf6aft Oes Mommuts nit ben
beute lebenben @leFanten nahpeiIsn.
@obrf6einli9 tptro oos Barrier
Grempldr bas lebte fein, bos aus
RuBldno beroustommt. oenn Die ruff
fifde Heeisrung bat ole Nusfubr ala
Ter Mammutreite unIdn9it itreng per=
bo.er.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-20

Tiiben tnirT6te Der Gtoub, ben Elm
i9nsibenosr Mbenbninb oufs Srots
toir fegte. Sn ipenigen Winuten
botte er Die Nobnung bes Reatsans
palts errsidt.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-20

tonts. Sang binten bin. Mir
Dem 4usfeeen nobm ss Winna niht
10 esnau. l1nO Ielbit ipsnn ie an
ben 8ledtaften TtieB. 70 ipuBts lie
INNER nod niht. mas er beberbereie.
lin obsr ndbsr bin5ufebeu. oo0u mar
lie piel 81 fauI.
90, Iieben Mdushen, ba babt
ihr's gut!
Wlar unternobm fpobre Raub3iiae in
feinsr Mutter Speiie3immer. SGg-
lid boIte er Die MGuleburg berpor.
uno peiOete ii9 an benz IuItigen
Sreiben. Der febIenbe 3uder aber
tim auf paul, On oo9 bisbsr ME
3uder sefebIt bate.
Sin 8anarienpoesI bate fiber nit
Griiten aufgebOrt bel ben epiQen
StOruneen. Die Iieben MdusIein
cher srfiiIItsn Marens fG0ne Stdus
me, uno fdon nod oht Sa9en fab
Der Sodbsgliidte cine Menge tleiner
mdoenglei6er 2ebeipeien oen Sunens
roum Oes paIois bepoltern. @r mar
isIig. fdrie mad Paul, Der bos @rs
cisnis bereits aus Grfabruna fannie.
SIN Iiebiten bate er feline gauge
menidIi6e 6omiIie 5uIammsn ees
trommelt. I'm Iie an leinem Slide
teilnebmen gu IoEen. Qlber initini-
tio Iagte er F9: acknowledgement 1T
Die Mtuiter Der MGufe3udt. Go
puroe MIR RdopotrinstD in einem
ii6eren Momente beimIi9 berouf ees
golt. aoonotrinstb erinre.
e9ot ii9 gut geIobnt. Sdo0e,
has tleines Maus feline MartTiide
itno."
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-04

has subscribed for Tho Chronicle
News since the bcginnin: OF the con
test Is II NEW" subscriber and Will
always be so considered during the
contest. Many OF these rcopl. have
subscribed for one. Two or three
months. ar even longer. and have by
this time become En,Isn"d OF the vni-
~" o! this paper Ms news and ndvcr-
Using medium and convinced that
they cannot afford to be without II.
These pcop'" could he iniI.ci To cS-
tend their subscriptions for longer
pei iiods. aud such extensions. will
siiii he considered NEW. Ry Sc
curing s,Sch extensions candidates are
entitled IN many additional votes.
For example: 4 new or" mouth subj
scripiion secures 5"o ln',s iiy .x-
tending this subscription to n year.
.O.000 votes. less the ."U already oh
tanned. are issued. or 1890 votes on
the Second Payment. When rrnd-
Ing In such extensions candidates
should bc sure to mark the stubs
Second. Third. or Fourth pay
mcnt. ns the cns. may he. All nnch
extensions arpiy ON the Final club
Offer.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-04

Monday We start on the last
stretch of The Chronlc'c-Ncws' Grand
Popularity Campaign. and two weeks
from tonight all will be ovcr-thc
last vot. will have been poli.h. the
last subscription secured. and the
prizes awaiting their disposition by
the judgcs. All will be excitement
and many n candidate Will he unable
to sleep that night. thinking of her
chances for winning the handsome
awards. Just II days OF the cam
paign remain and every day II
rraught with deep meaning for the
ambitious candidate. Each day means
n step further toward victory. If 1t is
rightly used. and no candidate
should he content with her days
work unlers Il, has brought hcr all
that II possibly could N the way OF
votes \ very good plan to follow
during these last days would be 10
map out your route for tho next day.
each evening. Make q lis; of those
who have promised YOU subscriptions.
write down the names OF the friends
uron whom you may wish TO call and
then follow this route the next day.
This sort OF Systematic working Is
much more effective and productive
Of results than an aimlcss running
there and there. Make every day
advanc. you one step nearer your
goal and let not a day pass without
doing something toward the advance
mrnt of your campaign. This IL Il
very important thing TO remember. rs
within few short days the call of
TIME" will put IN end 10 all your
efforts. and then, unless YOU have
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-04

tentinry because his attorneys had
secured writ of supersedeas from
the supreme court. II was discover
cd today. however. that the family of
Cook had fniled to provide funds for
printing the abstract OF record, as
required by the rules of the supreme
court When tuc sixty days. allowed
fer filing the abstract expired, the
appear to the supreme court died
There was then no
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-04
Man Legally Dead
Cannot be Hanged
Declare Attorneys

Denver. Colo, Jan. i.-Attorncys
fer Oscar Cook sentenced to hang for
the murder OF william Mcpherson,
said today that their client had been
legally dead since the week of No
ycmber 1.-THE period originally
set for the cxccu.ion--and that the
him or set II new date for the hung
ing.
Cook has been confined In the
county jail here since his conviction.
He was not taken to the state peni-
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-04
Two Important Things.

station In ils". could bc proud a
MnrAInr Inr .-l winning
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-04
' SH TH EEFES 1fl| y 5F[f5E FB E5b FRzE$ g VIII Be

Mary Mccoy. eth and Oak, $3.50
Hop" Barnes, 9.S Spruce. s26Io
i.upie Rent. G02 First street. 1890
Mrs. Jas. Thompson.
il' Maple. ... ........ o13p0
Aiiecn Dauehcriy. 2l3 Walnut $4,000
Carrie Smith. GIG Arizona, .iSlo
Daisy Roger. i3o. y. Com. $500
Mildred Thomas. II. Ariznna 10000
Edna Iiatton. GA Chestnut. +62iO
Myrtle Martin. 2ii :, Walnut, 1850
Rut'. Perkins, :l5 y. Topeka 1850
Anna Hern. san Pcdr. street i:9i0
Mrs. q. l.. Davis. .ir..
i.23 san Pedro street .il2lD
lula Henson. G20 T.. First. a657"
Ada smith. Engle,!Il. ..!li. ..ilaO
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-04

obstacle In the way OF carrying oli
the execution. The authorities.
however. supposed appeal was still
penuing. Therefor the execution
never took place. Attorneys now as
sert that is there was no legal bar
10 me execution, II took place tech
niraily on the date set. and that
Cook is legally dead. Cook stands
charged with tho murder of Andrew
j. Lloyd who was killed at the time
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-04

done your best. you will only regret
your lack Of energy and the fact that
you could have won II you had pu,
forth n little more energy.
Excitement Grows by Leaps aud
Bounds.
Excitement is growing by leaps
and bounds among candidates and
their friends. and premises to grow
stronger each day. In fact. II IL GER
tain to do 80. for these splendid priz-
es are going To be awarded In two
short weeks and the work done dur
probability. decide the winners. Your
work could rcvcr have greater val
ne for you than Il has right now.
Just think-the few subscriptions
you secure each day may he the ones
which will give you the handsome
1913 completely equipped Ford
touring ear. one OF the handsomcst
and most desirable prizes ever award
cd In any contest. Then there are
the elegant s325 kohlcr & Campbell
upright pianos. the Si0O perfect and
handsome diamond rings: the ladies
20-ycar guaranteed gold watches and
the complete courses of Instruction
in the Drehcr and Trinidad business
collcgcs-an array of awards that ap-
peal to every young woman in Trini-
day. southern Colorado and Northern
New McXico-awards running the
limit OF dcsirabili,y. Any of them
is worth far more effort than could
ever be expended during the contest
in securing them. and each IL Il prize
of real worth and value. which any
Young woman. no matter what her
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-04
!. + 5 = = y Y ! = > +
DISTRICT NO. 2
Consists OF the City OF

consists OF the CITY OF Irint- =
:: dad. from the center Of CONNER =
:. ciai street and Arizona avenue. 3
= east. =
+ = Z: = = I. = = = = = = = e = = =
Bessie Archer. Chestnut lOl2SO
Krcss McPhail. 2lO Frost. -. .l0O530
Elizabeth Rankin. 1913 Rosiet a9S10
Bessie Rupp. 31i T.. Topeka .9Gi7o
10y Clark. 500 Arizona. ... .9"320
Margaret Dcnnison. i0G
Spruce street,. -. .90I9O
Teresa Rcsch, 21I Goddard. 9O3S0
Mabel Dctamorc.
1925 San Pedro street. -. S312O
Maudc Claim. 61G f.. Second. .S339O
Pearl Ashley. 1914 Linden. 1910
Mrs chonita Flores. 323
JOhnson.. -. ......'SGSV
Voda Harris, $40 San Pedro. GSG6O
Thclma Coppcrs. III Ariz.. .G196O
Ruth Harris. eth & baltimore 6740O
Hctta Reeves, eos Frost. .G126O
Wilmer Chandler, i13 L. 9TH. .G62GO
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-04

Ada Fowler. 1:3 Grant.. ...9SaO0
Leah Dewitt. 3:a Short street aS.?0
Augusta Moscr. ,::a nlvd. aS3s0
Airs. Il. Mayncii. iGi Park. .Saio
Graticc johnson. Gla Willow aS;S0
Anna Maiouff. 50: w. Maln. a1a:o
6oldic Jctt. ~: Nevada. O.. o.i?o
vcriic Ga,lin. I2S First siT""t .a.:0"
Marjorie iicldsworth. eli
Willow street E. ... s.GoJ
Mrs. Bonnie ID. Horton. 200
.Aichison street. &C.. .S?.Go
Francis Curto. 81: College. Sai1o
Julia Fciiar. co. Prospect. $1,000
Anna Rat,i. ;i5 Nevada .Si3aO
Alice Dray. i:7 Nevada. ......,SoO
Susio childs. 40 ". liIca. 1890
blanche Du,;on. 3li Topeka $500
Mary Bonato. ?l5 State.
Edith Carter. l:i Jofnfon. 1890
Nctiic Adamson. 3aG Univ. ..1ii?o
Itafaelita Scna. 5aI State. ,"266
Katherine Goodrich. i06 Park G53oO
Nellie Pomcroy. sci Aichison .G33JO
Helen Walker. san Juan. Bacn $3.50
Irene Hughes. as W. Daca. .GI.3O
Minnie l,uticr. 80: Pine. .G0i00
Louisc Fisher. 81: Nevada. 5000
Maymc browning. 3G3 College a0S?o
Edna Scobcc. W. Kansas. 1OS6O
Efnc Roper. 323 s. Com. .i1GIO
Dot Sanders. .li Colorado e. 1850
Mrs. !. w. Bartlett. 5l2
Washington. -. l262o
Laura Herring. ZIG s. Animas 1850
Nellie Sulliyan. 400 University 10000
Maud Roscbaugh. 7?3 Park. 39G1O
, Virginia Easton. 3l1 Topeka. 1850
Bee Pcllctt. Topeka avenue. $4,000
Grace Green. all Nevada. .35G20
Mrs. u. =. Kane, A25 State. -. 3 $50
Eva Richardson. sol Convent. "a"9o
Esther White. iOl Short. 1890
Nina Anderson, Tillotson street. 1850
Gladys Pi,t.ngcr. 103 Plum. 1850