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The chronicle=news., 1913-11-25
THE NJ AR K EFT S
~ gVLL ASSOCIATE Press ~
" DAILY REPORTS W
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

N.a YORK. Nos. sS.-rhe relative
strength ana activity of the stock
market during the morning Suggest
-d a break. al i.asi temporarily, in
the long sustained deadlock. Til. re-
cent stability of values i-spit. dis
iuFb.i conditions in business ani an
certainty over Ih- M-.isan siIuatioa,
demonstrated ;ha, efforts al the b-'aFs
hsi been futile,
The oy-Fsoli .ondi,i.n Of the mat
ks, placed III" sh.us Ia a Suin.rabi.
position. as ~as shown by the extent
uf III" urtufI The RISE Was most
pronounced ia She high railroad
stocks ana certain popular ihdns,fi-
ais. particularly steel, for." Mas
len, ,o the movement by renewal "f
foreign buying while trading saa
in smaller volume durins the issI
part of the forenoon. values wen"
ma sin,sin.d ri siiiy a, ,h" EARLIER
high i-Ysi. which shn~sf advances NJ
." +. poiai.
iisnd. we're firm
I1,.a by tn. hanks of s.. soc. 90" ou
sub-srrasarS nr-oun, and the shir'
rE-n' 81, another 81. .Ss...y Ia ''aa.
ada did noS aif-.' ino0-s rat-.,
Resumption .f efforts an sh- inns
side of the mako, placed some 81. 'h"
big speculative shares. inriuains Tn
ion Pacific and Can beyond their
hish-s' prices of the morning. Tho
general ma,~ ~m-ai ~as sluggish sni
exceedingly narrow
The market .i.s-.. firm
Call money rate. .'ist-r-i 9" ?.
per c-n, an further Canadian gold
'siay's engagements az
srcsr,inr s:.:'so."".. Prices at
.i.oss t-ii aft = ,rifi-. presumably
nsinG ." realizing. ne 'h-s- 80. No
md os pn'o,~s.ionai .~iiins pressure.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

chlsaz.. N.vs s.s-iioss Receipts
:..".". market i"c under ycsg-r.
days average. iiu,k ~ sales -" I"
..s. lights :" Ga: mixed ;.:i ~
;.:.. heavy 80: ,n ..:.: rough ;::i
a. T. t"g rixs ~. tn $50.
Cattle. t~r-ir,. $500. market
Glow: h-rr.s I. g" 10 ..:.: T-,as
steers ..s" to ''.: western s'"~rs
80" ,n 80; s;.rsrr- and feeders
~. to- 80. '"~. and h"if-r. sssi
10 y 40 'a'v-s . "a tn 10.
sheep: Receipts :s.""n: market
s,s,dy l." . shad. higher. native y ~"
to j.i". western "a TO s r"arlinss
$40 'o si": lambs. native .>s tn
5..a. western i.>i to $50.
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ORDER.

N"~. "r this I'm isS -, N.s.n.
I"r. a u. 1878. 'his rAu.- ..m,ne
an for hearing. before the under.
sisn-J Juis. oi said Court at cham.
''~'.. "n III" preliminary report U'
the E~r-i,"r herein. ami IA appear
inE fr"m III" r-p"T' ut -a,i Receiver
that on or about The 10th day .i
Iun". \ - 1913. ~ order II the
directors "f said Defendant 'umpany.
notice WAS sent ,u all delinquent
subs.rib.r. ar stockholders IN s,id
company To IN" effect tina, unI-ss
-sii d"iinIu-nt subscribers or stock.
holder. paii the balance iur "n their
subscription contracts or note that
saIi subscriptions would lee can.
r"li-'i AMI that on the ss,h day Of
iui". \ u. i,i:. said directors. ny
r' solution. did cancel all said a..
iinuu-n' subscriptions.
AND !, further appearing tina,
ih"r" arr lars" number n' stock
holder who have paid for their stock
IN fuiI and that sonic OF saii stock
has boon transferred by tho original
subscribers thereof
NOW THEREFORE, 1T Is ORDER.
EB that all persons having claims
aIains, Th" Colorado Life insurance
',mpant aud all persons owning or
,laiminI to own s'o"s In said Com.
paby fii- their said claims with the
Receiver ON or before January lat.
irii.
II u 'rrin.r ordered that motto.
hereof he published in daily news
paper In Trinidad. colorafo. for ton
CONSECUTIVE" issuCE thereof aud that
COPY OF Fair notice he forwarded to
the address OF record or to the last
known address. by mail. postage rrc.
paid. to- each ami every subscrihrr
and stockholIpr of said Company and
to all persons having claims against
IN" said Company 50 AR a. can be
ss,"riaincd by tn" receiver herein.
Done ut ,Eambcrs this TIN day
of November. A. u. 1918.
A. WATSON. MciiENDRiE,
Judge
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified OF the
matters and Things set forth in the
order.
Claims are to he tiled with me at
'rhc International state Bank, Trini-
dad. Colorado. on rr before January
I, 1911.
WM G. PLESTED.
Receiver.
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NEGRO TO BE HANGED

T.ns NnE"I"s. 'PI'f.. Nov ."I-
n,rr Harris. tn. Young negro con-
yic,rd ton day. ago for the murder OF
Mrs. I,cbc,ra T.. Gay. tho Chris'ia \
Science practitioner. who VAS beicn
10 death in hrT cnnsnl'n,ion room
September 81. Vas sentenced today
tn b- hanged an = date yet To bc set.
iIarria. attorney filed notice Of a?-
peal.
Harris admitted III" crime when
captured and pleaded temporary in.
sanity AT his trial.
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JuARez OBJECT OF
ATTACK BY REBELS
sCsssssseA sesa ssss ~

sGsssoseeA see0 O00s ~
men. The fod"rais opened Monday
afternoon Il, attempting 10 flank
villa on the west. in an effort to get
hchind him and attack Iuarcy
IRON tn" northwest. hut tho rebels
rspulsod them. rhon tn. fighting
opened on Villas center. when the
'cdcraIs with fild pieces. attempted
to force through tho rebel line.
Again they were nsid back. villa
sent - train load OF wounded TO
Jnarcz Monday evening ami ordered
all people out Of the hotels. which
were turned INTO hospitals
General porfirio Tallamcntca. one
oil tho rebc! cploncis. was Killed In
the battle last night. according to
announcement ~ rebel hc1dluar-
tcrs in iuarcz this morning
II villa has succeeded in driving
the fcdnrals back. ns he claims. this
means a pos,pon enicnt Of a decisive
battle for the possession OF the state
ns villa will he unable to follow the
fcdcrals in ease they retreat, lie
announced WIN h cvaptured Juatcz.
that he came for the purpose Oi re-
picnisliing his ammunition and out
fitting his men ana that II the fed
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DENVER LIVESTOCK

beaver. Colo. Noy -s,-CaIti-'
Receipts son: market Strong: b..i
Steers . Ia ...3: cows and h.ii.rs /;
10 so: slnrk~rs and feeders -. Ia
-. calves =. tn .,
Hogs; Receipts i.i"": m,rk.,
his.F; top go; saik OF sales ...i
Ia 5.N;-
sh.sp: Receipts gee mprk-,
s'sons: y-siiin.s ;,ss To G. N.ih.Is
i.s to as: tsnb. g." to ..s'
.s-s s. Ia ass.
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So.,i's. Aria.. Nov. Ffanc's.
80 E.cud-ro. minister of foreign re-.
'aiions in General CarTan,a' prosisi
iGaai cabinet. loft here today io Join
his chief at tho revolutionary zap
tai at Hcrmosillo.
Es-idrro remained here. anrar"n'-
" in the hope OF renewal Of tn"
with til" American rnI-
ernmcn, which were broken i""'
week when Dr. william bayard IialI
President Wilson, unofficial "Lroy
decided hr could not obtain dir"''
rr-'v 10 N" American questions.
Dr. Hale T. in Tucson wher" h,
went ano declining 20 deal amy
longer with any one but Csrranza
Tho departure of Escud"to
Indicated that the cnnstitutionalisis
have given up hope Of reaching an
with regard to the
lifting OF tn. embargo on the impor-
la'ion OF arms.
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NEW YORK METAL

N-s York. Not. :i--copp's un'
settled: standard. srn' Z" January
ti:. tn it.s:s.
t.-ad aui~.. 49," so a."
sp-l,-r Iuist. S.:: to . 20
Tin steady. sr.o' and December
sy:. 4. ASA.
iron quiet. uaehsas-ss
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REGULATE the bas.is ~L~n sh-r
'a!i Ia ninst rfun-sif ,lEkmNE i
an admirable b"s-i regulator I,
H.irs the hsr' and stomach sud -
s'or-x = fine i--iinr y. sr-as'h sna
hu.,snsN. i'Tir- soc Ssia ~ tho
i,au.mE, Irus C"n,ps.S
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Quiet al fuvpan

Washington. S..s :ss==HNii Ir'-'
at Tnsrsm vas the m'ssas- ht
wIs~I.S. .,fiy today 'r.n. H"ar M.
r,rai Fletcher - tho hsu'~shir
Rhode Island. stcan,ia- for IN" m"s'
ini,pr,an' oil port "n the M-Si"an
gulf coast Th" b,''l"shi. New
Hampshire ALREADY - at TuN"a'n.
Tr- Cons,i,u'ion.ii.' ."o.tai Asui.
lar h.. renewed hts assusanrr. that
hi. mon ~iii commit M crr-,i,''"ns
on ta- -ainabi- fri'i.r anh Ar'ri.
con oil prupcr;... there. which ~"
,i- subject NJ :" much concern
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RATES OF EXCHANGE

SsN York. Nos, s:--cio.': Prime
paper 81 &" =. PER cent
Commercial bills is"A
liar silver sAl,
M~si.an doiiaFp ss,
Government honas steady
Railroad bonds firm.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. Nov, ::.-fi's' sales ~
provisions w~s~ - 10 81 down. si'h
IN sien .f rally
Cio.-3 Pork. January :",s"; Nav
81" So
i.sri. January 1880: MAY 'iii,
i:ii.. January io.s:.: MAY iii;,
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WOMAN SUFFERED
ten YEARS
From Nssvousnsss Caused By
Fssnals ms-Rsstcrsd 10
Health b Lydia E.
Fnkham's Vsgsta-
be Compound.
Auburn. \. f.-"l suffered frosn
n~r> ousnrss for lra ysars. azsd had such

Organic pains uas
sometimes ! wa,ld
W. in t,~d four days
sl y tins. eoud not
esl or sleep anl did
nDt want anyone to
talk 10 me o. bother
ms ~ all. Some
time. I would suffer
for seven huurs at =
time. Different .l>.-
tsr, did tis~ h~st
they could fs,r mo
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THE BLINDNESS OF VIRTUE"

No pis, in s-ars. !, 1. na-ts'"o'i.
has evoked the extraordinary ing-E-.s
that has attended ;as asr.raia'saa ia
this ruuntry at Casnn iisnii,br's
s'rpnx and Interesting pias. The
Hliaan~ss of Virtue. which viii b.
s--. at the w~., Sunday. November
I". The ps~.~n; iouT is under tho
direction os william Morris. ~hs has
cast the p.as With an siI-t:a siisS
company t'-s-"nsils ori-r'~si sy the
suiha'. The theme of the play !.
saii 4. H. startling but .nr ~hist
In this day Ia .aii iS b- .-n'innnii,
rTrins for discussion, II !. a irs-
matte sensation and ha. a Lesson :or
ever, father. mother and Young sifi.
In Thirsso. Iis.'"p Aai N-~ York.
the na,inc,-- we're patronis~,' ainos;
entirely by women and ynuns Girls.
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'E iElHfY 15atP'' q q ,11s 1H| u.,,

In oshcf Nofds, ,bc careful u IL The beauty
Il yoaf ha,r dcpends upon its he al,h. II its
,csu,i.ui. j, , healthy. To make Il giessy.
right. silky SOFT, to make Il iau nsofs sas.
" into the graceful. ~a,y folds a Tie eud.
ufc-:o make u stay ~hcfc you put st
,sc HAsnsoay Hair Bcau:,fics. This dainty
.,q1,d dressing Is just wiis. Il II namcS1-a
,,eau;i'icf n your hair is beautiful now. usr
II to make It even more ~. anil to pfe.cfve
i,sioyciincss II 1t is no; beautiful no~. lias.
pony Hair Bcau,ii,cr will improve its ap.
,rafanec IN way TO pIca.c ou. q money
oack. Its f,sr fragr ante will overcome tAe
oily sn,ellof Your hair Easy
ply sprinkle little on your hair each unr
hciofc brushing u. Contains no oil: will not
change color u hair. nor dafkrn gray hair
To krcp hair anil scalp aandrud free and
clean, usr Harmony Shampoo. This pure
liquid shampoo gives All instantaneous f,ch
lathcr that Immediately pcuctra,cs to every
part Of hair and scalp. insur,nx aGuick. thor.
ough cleansing Washed oH jus, a. quickly,
the entire operation takes only few mo.
mcr,ts. Contains nothing that can harm the
l,a,r: leaves no hafShness OF rstickiness-jass
q sweet cleanliness. q
OBo,h pfrpar ations come IN odd .shaped,
very ornamental bottles, with sprinkler
tops. Harmony Hair bcau,ificr, 81 M
Harmony Shampoo. 6thc Both guaranteed
TO satisfy you in every way. " your money
back. Sold in this community only at our
s,osc-The ReSall S,orc-one Of the more
than 900 leading drug stores Of the United
States. Canada and Great Britain. which
own the big Harmony laboratories in Bos-
ton, where the many celebrated Harmony
Perfumes and Toilc; Preparations are uasdS.
The iiausmnn Drug Compan. =
The. Riverside Drug store. Peoples
Drug Store. Opera House Drug Store.
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New YORK STOCK LIST

S~s York. Nos. sSs-NmaiEsms''
I'd ,"l: sugar ios: A'.hisan .:.;
Sor'h-fn rariHe i"... i,.adinE
is.,. Southern Pacific N;.. rni"a
Pa.inc 1919: 4. =. steel s..' 4, :,
s,--, preferred iA:.
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Printing OF every description neat.
" and quickly executed At the
ChronicIe-Sews job rooma Samples
and quotations on request. Use the
teteOhone Trinidad 40 n
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San Antonio. T'Ns.. Nov. .s.H
No American IL held "ar,is" in Mon
trrcy. Mexico. according to Mrs l..
Howell Of San Antonio. Nh" r"'"rn-
cd from the Mexican city ohst
None of tho Monterey colony in San
Antonio could he found Who knew
Mry. Nina Thornton. who. accord.
ms to -oror, received in 'hir1rn.
srs held In Monterey.
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THE MONEY MARKET

wv N"FEs NV .7-"'nTI monty
steady. - to :.,pcr cent
Tim- loan. nrm--. &" days and
q" day. per cent: six months .. 10
:, l.rr cent
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erals did not attarE him in d few
DAYS "a. wonli 10 sit-r them. fhe
present baiii. nss sra!h depleted hia
supplies ANA h- VIII DC forced Ia
wait. IL the tea-fais retreat,
Passes were demanded to-day from
all Americans sho appeared ON the
streets an Juar-s. Street ear triffi.
across the Information bridge Mas
not stopped bu, persons having No
business in Juare1 xsr. hustled ou,
by rebel guards nt the bord-E
\ mn.hin. gun platoon and IToop
e of ih. ThiT,."nth cavalry uhdct
aptiin John u. Lewis. wsr" reported
sur1nIr hers today fran Columbus
y. Al. 10 T.infore" the border patrol.
Tn" machln" si,n platoon ~as Ia re-
.FiofT- troop u. thirteenth cavalry al
III" International bridge. troop = b.
lhs stat Toned at tn. ~ raso i1uHirs.
Colonel Juan y, Medina al III"
th- rebel forces ,hi. afternoon ap'
pesiS.i I. the American Esi 'r's-
through the i"sai president, nr, q
T.. iirai.n. Tor aid ia treating ih-
JuAr.s waln"~1 ibr- iifa'i"n hah
~ir.a secretary 'hnri.s l., Mas"s
at Washington ior p"E,aission u
send aiJ over M-,iira ASSURES ih'
Rci cross officials tnat mii pf",.s'
tion will he given TIE wounded In
1uarrs are said tn hs rrasii-aiis
Hiihon, attention
Ens'~ Pas.. Tssns. Nov, -
battle between M-NI.en t-.i.fsis pnd
rebels ~ -. vaeas. Mexico. opposii.
D-, Rio. T",ss. Was rop.f'Si in pr"
sg.,s today. Il aas said each sii'
had four hundred m-n IN the field.
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ST. LOUIS METAL

-. t.ouis. Mo. Nov. a..--i.csi
luict. ~" to $50.
Spciicr lower. a.05 to SO.
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'i'nbil.h-'i Nov. is.:s i,i5J
In tn. D,Hr,e; Court.

stats Is; soioTaha. las Aninas r.un-
-. s..
4 T.. i,s'ch. risin'itf. ~ The Colo.
rad" Lii" irsurls' COMPANY. 10
PENDANT.
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NEW YORK COTTON

S-~ York. Nov. sss=-roi'nn s'.o'
ani-,. miiiiins ~ 80. su's ii.:.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chirasa. N., :...wh-ai price.
bounded up~ari ,".iAy n~ins to the
an'asorahi- on'iask S.s the Nrxrh,
sin~ has,-ss Prices st the "us.~,
showed a ri.~ nf /! 4. ari 'h-s~ ~as
sii,i n further advance.
ti~.sion fir damage 80. reported
from Mi...a'i Tn" .iuss nas H'm.
/. to ! and I Ie ne, higher
Rsiny s-s,h-r .nl'hv-., h-ir-.,
bring a'-aut hrmn-.s In corn The
opening ~s' . To e an. with the
market later scoring sn additional
gain.
The sin.~ wp. steady a. ,nsr
net advance
Oa,. hardened with a,h-y rain
Close: Wheat. December -. to g.
Mas 81. Ia" !.
Corn. December '".. May ....
Oats. December as Nav a..
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Position by young married man
experienced In general office ana
mercantile work. Reference urh-
ished. "a" this office.
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STEAMER SINKS

Halifax. \. =. Jan. lV.-I"'
British steamship Evyln. $500 toms.
sank yesterday ut the entrance to
l.cuisburg harbor. Her crcw~of ."
we're saved.
The Eyyln. bound from Bremen Il"
Savannah. ran ashore Yesterday ~
81. Espcritc during n snow storm.
i'hc crew succeeded In getting her
Off and were trying to reach Louis
burg when she suddenly COLLAPSED
and went down
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week of the Chronicle Bi.
Popularity will end and the will b
before the finish Durn.
hurry and excitement Cand
putting forward hard
will efforts of candidate. The week
closing work also and practically
candidate had added her share of the big total of work This
that these
the value and beauty u" these and
+, rciu'iuish her wiihou, struggle
close district and for freely
iic,cd of forth this prediction
n the difference of u single
decide This should candidate
and bring bee
fcott ii vauabc-in
~ alrahl" in h- ..~
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LABOR CONDITIONS

Berlin. Jan. lo.-Accordinr 4"
government statistics made public
today labor conditions In German
last year were considerably wors"
than in 1911. Figured on basi
OF tho number OF applicants fer c''b
100 Jobs open throughout the en-
pirc there were III IN January. 10"
in September and 40 Id November.
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IDEAL SON.IN.LAW

Chicago. Jan. lO.-Thc IDEAL SON
in-law was found in VIM. Freedman.
lie had supported his fathcr--in-law
and mothcr-inlaw for seven years.
He finally complained that the for
mcr was always drunk or asleep.
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ACTOR PLAYS PRIEST
TO GET A. CONFESSION

Vienna. Jan. 1O.-A farmer In on
trial for murder OF which lie long
was not suspected because an actor.
made up as Il priest. obtained n con-
fcssion from him while the farmer
was sick.
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SPENDS LAST N1CKLE
FOR CHANCE TO DIE

Chicago. Jan. 10.-Andrcw krow-
crylk was hungry. but when he
tound u nickel in his pocket he spent
i; entering the elevated railroad. He
threw himself in front OF an APP
preaching train. but he will live.
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DUG FOR LlPE

FTHHkIIH, FUrHICr. " I'' I'H'
Io.-Caught in the slide OF u coal
shute. Jacob Grover fought five hours
and wore his fingers to the bone. He
had his head out OF the pile when
rescued.
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Printing OF every description neat
iv and quickly executed at the
ChronIcle-Ncws job rooms. samples
and quotations on request. Use the
telephone. Trinidad 40. II
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THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IN R1zEs.

Several thousand dollars Naluab" and handsome" will
b awarded eight days from this date and these OF the mos,
handsome and valuable kind Think what pleasure and delight will
b" work ucrgcaly and declared the
the 1913 ''FDlD the andsomcst
and completely equipped with modern invention that adds
beauty and effectiveness of automobile Your and delight
will bounds happiness, will be assured and will
having entered The
and having worked nergcticay The awards far
could possibly be
forth their and will realize this fully if try
efforts the close. certain
do work Hard work always brings and nothing
worth while is achieved or gained without it.
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ALWAYS WEEDS WHEN
DRUNK: SIGNS PLEDGE

Chicago. Jan. lo.-frank Eastman
bigamist. signed the pledge not to
drink. Il always marry when I'm
drunk. he said.
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GeZ: R:M. IQnhS10K|

Austin. Tex. Jan. o.-Coloncl II.
N. Johnston. editor OF the Houston
Post, was named by Governor Col
quit TO succeed Joseph W Bailey a.
tnitcil States senator. Mr.. john
s;on has long been prominent in
Democrat politics In the state and
i.ation.
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CAsrLE BUYER IS SANE AGAIN

New SOTk, Jan. IV.-I.HWTtHVC
Perrin. 30. and 80 times a million
aire. declared insane when he bought
Il castle In Spain. has been pronounce
ed sane again.
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rEN.vorE COUPONS EXPIRE TONIGHT.

The ,cn-vctc clipped from the eN'r. TONIGHT at
clock All of these daily c the "c" nj tins
hour tonight. in order . be counted
published standings close Of the contest
appear Monday will include all IL
(nooult .. b.. f..
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RoBs POLICEMAN.

Paris. Jan. lV.-A street car pick
pocket took $40 from police In
spector in uniform. stealing the Of
Ticcr's wallet
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NO DEVIATION FROM REGULAR RULES.

Now appropriate time cani," that there
will be- absolutely deviation from the regular methods of hnnl
the Every subscription he written
the stub furnished for that purpose. has been far
and be accompanied by the full of the subscription"
Name and address lie written plainly aud absolutely correct
possible. that VIII
surely be- done the last days will make impossible l." han
IDLE these this : done.
y keeping these fact, candidates will be certain T."
make and this department will be obliged To cf>"
Ito handle subscriptions sent The fhd count viii he
charge II Of welknown local business whose
the will cundlate "f
deal These will have in'ee, other an to canvass the
carefully aud ctodcnl request of The Chronicle:
News and their will absolutely determine the winners Of the
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-10

Special Ballots for the due candidates sub
scrpi"ns turned in during the Special Offer which closed We'd
nly night mailed candidates yesterday. If does
today kindly that look and Ike
ballot should become lost. adublicatc o
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One Has Thought G Up o" the Contrary all Certain Of Their Chances
Win and No Vain Wondengs All Seeking the Votes
Which viii Them the Prizes They Have Set Securing

has obtained. lead that cannot be These splendid
worthy II place
will hours OF pleasure The
young who will win the> well congratulate them
lscly certainly De doubly
til. hand. rad ) 10
Just desirable IT,. opinion of many
sl,I diamond which will be
nonds valued than other only becaIsc
their market value bat because beauty and brianrc
n ava
hay. the highest mark. value aid briuncy and
these caacierics them .hc
monis always iixcl value do
hence their dc>irnbii! Perfectly mounted
awards of the character. and these. the
who finish the feel that
they avc been empty rewarded for hi, work done.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-10
THE HANDSOME DISTRICT PRIZES.

cr should not win the Capital Prize just consider
tIc awards a beautiful &52j kohlcr Campbell
mngh piano will be Mwarled in enc division and cnndlte
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-10
CHINATOWN RA1DED

Stockton. Cal. Jan. S.-Thc police
raidcd Chinatown today. arrested 20
Chinamen. captured !. 0rerOlvcrs and
Conxiscattd opium valued ut $1,000.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-10
DISTRICT NO. |

. Consists OF the City OF Trini-
= dad. from the center Of CONNER
= cial street AMI Arizona avenue.
= west.
= x$$* - z - e e - &
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-10
DISTRICT NO. 2

= Consists of the City Of rrlui-
= dad. from the center OF CONNER
= cial street and Arizona avenue.
!. patt
L L 4 A !. !. 4 4 !. + I. 1. 4 Z + r
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-10
= 3 = = = . = = =
DISTRICT NO. I

Consists OF Las Anlmas coun- 4
. ~ OF Colorado south OF the Las .
= Anlmas river. including all =
= towns and territory bordering =
= on the river. .nd Union and Col =
= fax counties. Of New Mexico. =
:: + = = = = = = 3 . {. 3 . = = = =
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-10

Twelve Months "'''.'' so ,"o o0o 60,
Chan The Daily Chronicle news wiz o'
d!
chronccZcw. office or paI candsda's
are furnished with receipt receipts when aepi
foru ubscr!pt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-12
Charter REFORM, if YOU, Dear
Reader, Will Only Do YOUR
Duty=== Will YOU?

Proceedings the council make perfectly clear that char
done by THE PEOPLE themselves taking the matter out Of the
hands of the politicians and demanding that the they
shall be enacted into law.
The people the of charter they they will
insist upon it. If they do not insist upon it the politicians will
upon city the of charter THE POLITICIANS want
reform municipal government long talked about and
long hoped for will pass away decent dream and the
politicians will be holding joy feast around the city pork
barrel
The Georgian urges the business men of Atlanta THE IN
FLUENTIAL MEN those who have families property and nan
stake busy themselves AT ONCE in fighting
politicians defeating efforts kill the charter
Every citizen should stand behind the great movement
going which vitality necessary for the
progress of the city.
The people can have if they will do THEIR
DUTY
There etup the part of those who favor revi
how strong the politicians may to be how
impertnen they may become the extremes to which they will
eventually go to victory.
that the politicians will longer be
OUR MASTERS-hat under the charter the bosses will
longer greatest American municipal
ties.
The bosses fighting for their political lives They
nothing about the people They want THE OFFICES Turn tina
bosses out and keep them out