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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-09

PHILADELPHIA. pa. Aug g.
Four large manufacturing plants
tere threatened with destruction hy,
mokc and many families had 90 ilco
rou their homes when the plant of
H, Union Petroleum Company
which occupied au entire block in
.no southern section of the city, was
virtually destroyed Dos soCiaculW
tire late TODAY The loss is estimated
At SI2a.Uo".
The fire started in the storage
hous, where there we're many thou
sand barrels OF 0I These exploded
with @ dcafea.ug rom and when
Hremcu reached the hia plant II was
blazing boo @ score OF places The
Iamcs communicated go % 10000
allou tank. which exploded sending
burning OH BOO all directions
There were eighty tanks Boo thr
yard. each with % capacity of 900
barrels and twenty of these cSplod.
ed within 900 hour
The c1usc Of the fire 8. not known
Fireman Fahrry was Knocked from d
ladder whom one OF the tanks cNpInd
ad and .o hadlt injured d. i- feared
boz UilI liD other 'Irrmeu and spec
'sfor- suffered ICES serious .uiurir
caused Iy buruuE oil carried
through ho air bg @ brisk wind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-09
NOTHING INTERESTING ~ ENI-
BENoI sENSAriONS MAY
COME TUESDAY
THEY WILL decide CASE
The Evidence ny the Two Girls Con.
cerned IN This Affair Whl H.
tc,mirc she t'nnl Outcome
uf Case

ry h.rocia',i Press
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug o The
Digs trial proceeded today withoH
% halt or thrill Not until court cor
ycres again uo>t Tuesday, win coin"
vivid moments for which crowds 5t
sensation hunters scrambled over
each other th,s morning ia the hone
Of penetrating 90 tine court room.
700 small 20 hold them
Tu,lay Marsha Warrington nnd
Lola Norris. oill ten Of their flight
from Sacramento 90 Reno iu che "1r-
fy morning OF March Do of thc.r
three DAYS there. in rented buugn-
'ow end the arrest that followed.
ending iu thc present prosecution
under the Mann act, of N7ury Difff
and Drew Cawiueti. two young men
whom the government charges trans
ported them there for immoral pur.
poses
Tho case piyots on the testimony a'
thc two girls They must make aoui
the governments statement of Che
case. must swear they We're fright
cned into leaving their home- against
their desires and judgment that mar
rage was promised them. Witnesses
today cstabl he'd nothing uow or So.
.l In the case. The presence of the
four In Reno was established by their
arrest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-09

lot the Chateau de- Laugliprs. France.
aud near IL fac-simile oflho Church
of the Holy Sepulchre 600 JcrusaInm
The conclayo programo VIII h.
usherod o. sunday mornIus when
Bishop Walden. grand prelata of OBJ
grand eucampmont win conduct rn
lioious service for the ku0ehts in
the Auditorium On the evening O.
sacred concert win De- given 40 the
grand stand. on which -.u0N pcou."
viii bc accommodated
The preocoedig of the grand .H.
campmcnt viii bo-lu Tuesday a'
noon. after the biz parade b,pu"
Grand Master Arthur Macarthur .
Troy s. s.. will bc elevated to th.
position OF grand master iu sIrr.
ion TO William y NcHsh of Cu.u.
ati.
The latter part %. the week a.U '.
devoted LARGELY 90 the exhibition
drills The great amphithea're erect
ed especially for the purpose
seating capacity OF moro th1u 10000.
Nevertheless the orfi1urs civilian.
50 no is not O KNIGHT Tcmp.- HH
have O. difficult time 90 gain .Iw.
sion Tho exhibition lrilI o. q IDH.
ture dear 20 tho hearts %. fHn Pod.
who accompany the valiant r
knights of the coucIa,e. aui f..
committee feel that 10 must '.r.I .r.
for The comfort of tho vast u"W
of visiting knights and their H..ea
VIo will want to witness fhe0H.g.
uous Of tho crack oommauisrIo 1t
the country
I The exchange OF hosH.'tif
among the visiting comm. rder.s
aill bo one of tho pleasing feature
Iof N, social .Ie OF tH.
; claye Tho banquet rooms and urI
rooms of an tho iar.e hotels la.e
been onraret for every u.aHr o. '.e
week Receptions dinner. I.i h.'Ia
will be- given bf tle eau rlr..r..-
from various States BOB honor OF tH"
brother knights and fie.r rfiae
from other states ll HdNiINH. IN'i'
viii be- several great receipt OBS end
! other social functions given Boo honor
lof the visitors hy tho fl't a. HfH-
yer and tho local comWanier.es
when the conrisFc O.. o..r tn
vast majority of tho visitors niN
start on siEht-seeIne trips iar'nr
Colorado. Large parties have been
orgauized 20 visit Colorado -rTle
! MaDitou. the Garden of the G0I. 1u'
other places OF scenic Interest Nani
~ the visitors from tho East v.Il e0
tend their journey 20 California ard
to oregon. Washington aai rr.t.s.
Columbia before turning their faces
lhomeWard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-09
Right ou Cotton Freight Rates

WASHINGTON d. c.. Aug. s.
I'm. ..a bale g.nners and the cot
tu. compress concerns In the South
ne.. I..a entered the fight of the
round haIe gin concerns for a reduc-
ton u. tlr .roight rates on round
bale cotton The Interstate Com
m.r.. commission today granted
number OFF tho Texas. Arkansas and
oklahoma -uners and compressers
thp rght 90 Intervene iu the round
ba'e cases filed before the commits
sion
The orders granting permission to
interrer, DO not set forth on which
side of the case the interveners will
appear bot Il Is inferred from tho
names OF all except the Arkansas
Cotton Association. that they will be
on the side Of the carriers insofar al
the question turns on the contention
of the round bale company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-09
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-09
LEllEl,S REALIZE TprUF ~
M HOPE OF EARLY
PASSAGE
MAJORITY VERY SLENDER
Death Of senator johnston Redaoes
Democratic Majority GO one
Ar0using Hopes of Republic
can Minority Leaders
By Associated Press

~ .h"H''I".N .NN 'tH"
WASHINGTON. % G.. Aug ST.
An predictions of an early passage
OF the democratic tariff bin by the
Senate are poiug rlimmering Ma
jority leaders realize that uotwith.
standing The fact that they set ncN
record iu pushing consideration Of
this measure, only O beginning has
been made, and the earliest anyone
now can promise completion OF tho
task is September D..
Ten days ago. when q member of
the finance committee said 'e
thou-ht the Senate would pass the
bin by August 2O some thought %
possible. but so far ouiy four sch"-
dulles have been con .dered and thir.
ty siN paragraph m those have bonE
passed over for future consideration
Tn, chemical. oorthcnware, metal
and lumber schedules have been ap.
proved save for rates ON certain ar
ticlcs which viii Doe taken up later
Ten schedules reilain 90 he con-
sidcrcG among them three which VII
be most vigorously attacked wool sue
gar and agricultural schedules
Tho minority i- Wakiu- complete
tariff. record and shows no signs Of
letting up 900 amendments.
The death OF Senator johnson oi
Alabama. has reduced che democratic
majority oa tbe bin 90 one vote TIN.
slender majority has given rise "a
hopes In republicans that they win be-
able 90 pa. through an amendment "
the wool and sugar schedules SUGAR
will nest ie taken up 40 rrogre
wa made today. owing % adlourt
ment loo respect of the memory cd
Senator Johnston.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-09

NEWPORT. R a. Au- THr
rH.. today tur 'ho A,tor gold and
silver cups or ,.oops and schooner
-aI.I in the 'irhfast kind of "a brea1n
anH finished Boz DRIFT Vas won hy
th. .0-foo. kH0akaHout sloop Caro-.
Na U owned Hy Pembroke James
.of Newport and thr schooner Ellen
owned hy Morton O. Plant of Grotor.
Conn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-09
KNIGHTS TEMPLhf
GATHER IN DENVER
CITY ~IPEluBlN DECORATED
IOE GREAT CONCLlNE SOON
10 BEGIN

DENVER. Colo. Aug S. From
East aul West and from North and
Soa,l armies OF knights Templars
are .rl,rliur 0u Denver today The
advance guard g. already within the
egt. and the entire city viii capu-
.la,. tn he invaders before SUNDAY
who. eh thirty-second trienninl con
cia.. u. tho order viii De formally
opened
r f.. more than twenty years since
Du..r Nas similarly hDnored. the
last meeting of the grand command
or, here having taken place iu 1892
IN H. interval Chiclro, Cleveland.
Bo...r. Saratoga, Louisville aud
Pn ..--h. among other cities. have
entertained Tho trieuni1l couclave lr
thc matter OF attendance Washing
tor n g. hold the record over
twr-r.Ht, thousand tcmpIars, by
actual count. having passed in re-
vlor before President Harrison. but
Denver hopes 10 eclipse this record,
am .u .uoa 90 least forty thousan4
plrmH .rirht 90 line next week
Dor .rrry tVO years the local com
mite. %. reception and entertain
mo-. .rro been preparing for The adj
vcr. ths mighty hosts that win So
ions, .u th city during the next
se,.r days. and even thus early the
huI I-.I. of strangers are willing 10
adm rHaf the work of the commit
eos been vel done
r fHe matter OF decoration =
mir., Hr id that Solomon Boz ali
hi glory ua, not arrayed as is toe
dat lr every hand are 60 be seen
tbc emblem. of the order interviewed
wit. rHr national colors The cleo
trimI decorations are particularly
ricH sn drlaborate When Grand
Wa.ar Welsh Is escorted from tho
Bor. .r r0mmauler.as numbering
1st. swords. he win pass along an
ayo-.. red with more than 100
Hgbt lu.es. each bearing the national
color raprosonted iu two -'ags BE.
tve.r frese WIN he the templar iu.
agr.I OFF cross and crown and a
maliss. cross in black besides whic1
there 800 be festoons OF colorcd
lgh.s
Tho scheme OF decoration includes
an .ua -eproduction OF the Mick
elgat, bar Of the BenedIoiine Abbel
OF York. england. erected in the year
A. ID gH or 60. and which vas pou
ular meeting place for the knights
centuries ago On another street @
rerresenfation of the watch towei
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-09
TO RAISE FUNDS EOR GOOp
ROADS NOlk ~ TEN ~


Special 90 The News.
STANFORD. Texas. Aus N.-Ho-
mcr - Wade. secretary of The Texas
Good Roads Association. arrived
home today from Austin whore he
has been attending a meeting OF the
association Mr Wade says finan-
c.al campairu has been planned hy
tho organization and committee
appointed to secure subscriptions
With which 90 carry ON the WORK
Tho plan OF financing decided upon
Vas thar lhe committee solicit sub
-rriptou from railroads. CONNER
..al association. automobile COM
pauies. rotary clubs aud other or
gaumuous which aru most directly
interested 100 tho work of tho associa-
tI0H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-09
DR0UTH CUT SHORT
YEARS CORN CROP
REDUCED MANY MILLION BUSH
ELN-BEIO WOuTPuT OF
LAST YEAR


Ry tsan1iatcd rToss
WASHINGTON. y. c.. Aug. s.
The loss of 100000. 900 bushels OF
corn the nation greatest farm crop
has resulted from a great drouth.
and other conditions since July /.
government agricultural experts es-
umaed today in tho August report.
The total production Of 2,672, 2,O0O, 600
bushels predicted This Is 49,
pU0 ooH bushels less than last year.
Kau-- o. h.t the hardest. Oklaho-
ma. nest 800 Nebraska, third. Pre-
Hmuars statistics show a harvest OF
$4,000. 5000 bushels of winter wheat,
tr. greatest harvest ever gathered in
rho United states
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-09
President is Formally Notified That Lind Will Not
Be Desirable Unless He Bears Credentials
To Huerta Government.
HUERTA IS LABORING UNDER M|sAPPR[H[Ns|0N
Secretary Bryan Takes the Position That Hue Does Not Under
stand Lnd's Mission, But Acting Unofficial Reports
and viii Change His Attitude When
Correctly Informed

WASHINGTON D G.. Aug 8-Tenson the Mexican
situation conspicuous throughout today official circles Will
son and Bryan early conference and discussed
from Manuel Cara Adalpe acting minister Of foreign affairs
stating formally behalf Of Huerta that unless John Lind the
personal representative of President wilson the Mex
capital bore credentials recognizing the luea govemment
his presence in Mexco would be undesirable
Later the American embassy Mexico City through Nelson
OShaughnessey charge daares instructed explain to
the acting minister of affairs that the information
which his have been based could not have
from the department here official declaration OF Lnds
purpose in Mexioo had been made.
Bryan also issued the following statement The statement
Mexican foreign officers based misrepresentation Tor which
this government is responsible.
In sending Lind advisor the embassy the president
entirely within his rights and this department will that
his going will be regarded unendy when the character OF his
mission is understood.
Bryan announced that Lind would reach Vera Cruz
until Saturday night
Gigantic Demonstration Sunday.
MEXICO CITY Aug 8.-What promises to be gigantic
popular approval of the attitude taken by Huerta
regarding John Lind planned by the student element Sunday
The lnaansirs- ai b. participated IN not only Nv Students
but by Of people No official declaration effecng the
attitude of the toward Lind made today but there
believe that the will not allow him
to land at Vera Cruz Lind will arrive before Sunday
Shaughnessy American charge daaes today reasured the
foreign office OF the friendly character OF Lind mission
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-09
~IN MILLION IOE
TEA AND COFFEE


su,,a. o rts Meas.
GALVESTON. TeWH. Aug ,A
large consignment ot tea aud coffee
has just reached this port The tea
is from Japan aui the coffee comes
from Brazil approximately a. per
cent of tho tea and coffee coming ln-
to Texas comes through this port and
the total value of these products
consumed annually iu this state Is
.ss.5s0.uou. all oi which leaves the
state. a. neither of these commodi.
ties are grown in Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-09
Ncctinr vi ln,.-'mrnl Hankcr,.

CLEVELAND. u Aus The
BOARD of governor 0. tho invest
..rt laIker Association of Ameri-
.st r NH o.ff today fUr two
.s. session The principal pur-
pose of ms meeting Is 90 select o.
..k,t of Officers and complete other
Management. FOR thc association s.
annual convention In Cbicako next
October.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-09
Knight, Of Columbu, adjourn

BOSTON. Mass. Aug After
voting by a large maiorIt, late today
% move the headquarters OF the or.
lor from Nev Haven. Conn, 20 Wash
ingtnn. D. c.. the knights Of Coldm
iu ia Fpvnns convention hoso S
Paul as thoir meeting place Boo lsll
ana adjourned
Uniayorahlo action ON the promo
sition 10 change headquarters alH.
disposed of the plan 10 build mil.
lion dollar home for thc order 81
the Capital city Action of propose.
changes foo tho insurance laws of tI'
order was postponed until 1914
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-09
Nis>ourian Goes 90 Haiti

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Aug. a
The president today sent TO the
ate the nomination of MadisGr +
Smith OF Missouri. as Miniro
Haiti. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-09

l.rst IIuIH ever made by burgalrs
rum private residence
TH... UHte been busy this sum-
me iH Ue homes OF oHhor million
.r. ALONG Long Island Sound and
tHe N.N EH.ud coast Some 'or'}
or ...Ig pieces of jowcl'v were taken
from OH. home OF john u. Hanan,
nr shoe man, the othar day Mrs
Walter Ives. another society woman
0f NcV York was robred the other
ni.ht of necklace. fa" which she
affrra 3 reward of &2.nt0
sonr Of tho million re ccttarc-s
oi Newport haro heoruss 20 riehtcn-
od yat thcy barritldo heir homes
o night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-09
F|N|sH BUSINESS
WITHIN SIX DAYS
COIQUITT DECLARES LEGisIA-
TURE COULD FINISH W
WITHIN A WEEK
PEN|TEN|T|ARY MATTERS
This subject Still Claims Much At
tention. Hut Little Real Progress
Seems To he Made by
Either body

Special 10 The News.
AUSTIN. Texas, Aug. S-The
House today refused to call the gov
ernor's hand. that II the legislature
would meet him half way. all pend
ing business could be disposed of IN
sX days The governor had so stated
"a the McGregor barbecue. A reso-
luton providing for the appointment
of committee OF five to wait on the
GOVERNOR and notify him that the
House had accepted his proposition,
vas introduced by Representative
Reeves aud signed by 80 other mem
bers and voted down.
penitcntiarics
The House resumed consideration
of the ponitentiary bills An amend
mont was introduced 90 abolish the
bat which Is provided for In the
proposed measure, hut this amend.
mont was tabled by a vote OF rs IN
Ilt The bin Is still under consider.
|atiou.
Cotton TaN
Senators Astin and Terrell toda'
introduced resolution In the Sen
ace urRiup upon the Texas deleRd
uon Ia Congress. to vote against an'
use their influence for the defeat %
thc clark amendment to the tarif
! bin which imposed a tax Of one-ten'i
.f a cent per pound or so cents pe
llale ON an cotton contracts.
There was much opposition TO t1'
resolution and II was referred 10 tn
senate committee on commerce an'
manufacture.
Convict Fund
The Senate then resumed consider
alton OF the Warren penitontiary re
form bill. An amendment by ser'
tor Brelsford was adopted by a yot
lcf - to ~. which prevents the di'
! rlbution of piison tuuos 90 tio IAN
lilies OF convicts until q fund OF !
per cent had been SET aside ms q SUI
pius fund for the system.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-15

RATES co
DOWN NOW

Sweeping reductions In express
rates over the entire country be-
came effective today upon an or
der Of the interstate commerce
commission. The reductions rang
ed from about 10 to nearly 1875
per cent in some instances. and
VIII mean saving Of $40, OOO, 900
annually to the people.
The new rates are to be tried
out" two years. They may then
become permanent II the commits
sion finds they are not too great
q handicap upon the express COM
panies In their competition with
the parcel post. Rates on pack
ages weighing fifty pounds or less
have been practically all reduced.
One hundred pound rates for in
stance have been left intact in
most cases. In comparison with
parcel post rates all packages
weighing over four pounds will go
cheaper than by parcel post when
travelling from 200 to 5000 miles.
Under and over these conditions
the rates are practically parallel.
The commission contends that adj
ditional business will be available
sufficiently to offset any losses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-15
Prices at the
PubliCMarket
Stalls TODAY

Each day The Times sends .
young woman representative to ev-
cry stall OF the Public Market to
collect quotations ON all table sup
piles. These prices are checked mp
correct.
butter. Egg. ana Cheese.
600 s5c; Washington. s5c, lbs
95c @S1.0o' creamery. S2@33c h.. q
lbs, golden rod. 40c h.: Tacomas
best. $40 lib.
consin. 25c lb.; Imported Swiss. ssc
lb.: RoQuefort. SOC h.: New York
zoe lb.: cream. zoe lb.
Eggs-Fresh rancho. $50 Acc doz. !;
eastern, 34c doz.; Oregon, soc doc. 3
Vegetables.
New potatoes. z lbs, ioc; cauli-
fHTer peppsrs he bead :tsuss e.
turnips, green onions. beets, hot
house radishes, 8 bun. &c; corn,
20@ 30c doz.: green peas. SO loo lib. {;
cucumbers, 8 for &c; tomatoes. lbs.
15c; celery, SC bu;; string beans, 3
! wax beans, 6 lbs. use; squash, 2 lbs.
| SC; cabbage, Q10c; pumpkins. SO
Peaches. 15c basket. 45c box;
oranges, SOC doz.; Fiorids grape
Iru1t, lVc eaCn, lemons soc QOz. /,
| cantaloupes, for 15c; apples soc
box; crab apples, lbs. 75c box;
| bananas, 20Q25c doz.; pears, 15c
| doz.; grapes, lbs. csc or 35c bas-
| ket; plums, 35c basket: huckleber-
ries, 10c h.; cranberries. 2 qts. 25c.
meavs.
Roast beef. prime rib, 18c lb.; pot
| roast. 12h Q17c lb.: broiiing beef
i2hc h.: slrlofn, ESQ ib.: porter
| house. 2S@30c h.: T-bone, csc h.;
| round steak. 22c h.; leg Of lamb,
| ISc: lamb chops. '8%20c; mutton
| chops, IAN @15c: shoulder of NUT
| ton, IL q 16c; rossr pork, II NC: pork
chops, 22c; veal roast $50 zoe; veal
outlets. 25c: sliced ham, 30c; shout
| der, 12M @15c: salt pork. 12hc:
pork SAUSAGE 15c; bacon. csc: corn
| ed beef. boneiess. 1sc; brains, 15c:
| liver. loo.
Hens, undressed. &c: hens, live.
| 100 9c: spring duckltngs. 12hc.
Fish.
Halibut, 12hc: salmon. 10000;
black cod, I5Nc; rock cod. 1Sc;
sound smelt, Toe; shrimps, 2 lbs. Csc:
| brick Goldfish, zoe; Alaska herring, 3
| for loo; anchovies, Ice per qt.; kip
pered salmon and kipperedc cd. 15c
| lb.; kippered herring, 16c Id: crabs
2 for 25c; CLAIMS, 8 lbs. Zoe; red
snapper. Toe h.; Olympia oysters.
45c pint; eastern oysters. 40c pint
4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-15
Wholesale
Quotations

Livesro n.
Buying Prices.)
Hogs Hogs ...s@ s%ae W Talyes iS s q
Butter and EGGS
Ranch Butter. 5@2sc.
strictly fresh ranch eggs, 40@41c.
<oISvry.
.n Hens 14e; springs. 1e@17c;
Jobbing Quotations.
The following prices are fur
nished the Times daily by leading
firms engaged in the various
Visions. etc. These prices are bald
BY the retailers to the commission
Butter, Cheese and EGGS.
Cheess1Wash, 17Mc01Sc; Tiiia-
Fresh ranch eggs. 45@4sc.
s4@35c; Oregon, SOC; Eastern. sic,
Freah Meats.
steer beef. 14hc; cows. 1sh @1sc;
heifers. 1shc; hogs. trimmed sides.
heavy veal, i0012c; ewes. Toe:
mutton. wethers, lie: lambs, 1871 G.
Orangcs-Valencia Sc.
Cantaloupes-Rock Ford. S1.ak-
Peaches = solways. soc box:
Elbertas, 60c.
Apples-Crabapp1es csc; cooking.
75c Ds1; table. $3.50 $50.
Grapes-Tokay, $1.25; muscatel,
S1.10.
Concord. bskt.. 25c.
Ounces. box. $2.25.
BananaS--4hc ID.
Lemons-$S.50@ 1000.
a Huckleberries-7c lb.
Pears-s1.60.
VeS etabfcs.
Green onions-20c dog.
Lettuce--Leaf. $10S1.2B box.
head, home grown. 35c dos.
Onions-Ye1low, $1.75 sack.
Rutabaga, $I.25 SIX.
Spinach--5c Id.
Turnips-95c SIX.
Tomatoes-65c @$1.
Carrots-$1 sack.
Jratoes-s22 ton; White River,
$1s@20; sweets. $2@3.50.
Parsley-26c az. pu.
Radishes--30c de-. blu.
475c doz.
Cabbage-Local. 2Hc Id.
Caulifiower--Home grown. q
doz.
Parsnips-$1.2s sack.
Corn-20c doz.
Bell peppers-$1.25 box.
Celery--50 @75c dog. blu.
Hops-25hc.
Horseradish-10@1 lib.
Cape Cod Cranberries--Skc1 ID.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-15
MRS. KATIE o,CoNNoR.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14.-"More
and more the work growing out OF
our courts is going to be prevent
i've. Women seem to have come In
to politics and public fields with
the idea of saving instead of vast
ing, of forming instead of reform
ing
That is the code under which
Mrs. Kate oConnoy, San Francis
cos first policewoman, or ''protec-
tive officer" as she is Officially
designated, is beginning her work.
She has reared a family OF her
own. She has neither star nor
club.
"Policewomen should not be uni
formed" she argues. TT greatly
hampers the work and repels rather
than Invites the confidence Of those
who are in trouble. It also serves
ITO make Jest OF policewomen, al
was the case in Los Angeles and
Chicago.
You cannot get the confidence
Of girls--and Il Is mainly the un-
protected girls we want to help
by a display of club and star. There
Is no human being an erring Girl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-15
RESIGNATION
Of MR.. WILSON
ACCEPTED
AMBASSADOR TO MEXICO UN-
DER BILL TAFFS REGIME
Is NOW NO MORE.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct. IA
The resignation" OF Henry
Lane Wilson, ambassador to Mex
leo during the Taft regime, today
was formally accepted" Ambas-
sador Wilson, following prece-
dent, sent in his resignation to
President Wilson Immediately
after the inauguration last March.
One reason it was not accepted
then was that the United States,
considering the nearly breaking
relations between this government
and that of the usurper, Huerta,
did not wish to remain unrepre-
scented in the revolution torn re-
public. To have accepted Will
sons resignation at that time
would have meant that the United
States would either have to be
represented in Mexico by an Of
fetal many ranks below that of
other countries, or recognize the
Huerta usurpation by appoint
ment of another ambassador.