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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-02
FEDERALS ARE SENT
TO TUXPAM BY BOAT

Veracruz. Mex, Dec. -Four hun
dred infantrymen embarked last night
on the Mexican gunbOat Zarag Osa- The
destination of the soldiers was not re-
vealed but it is probable that they
are bound for TuXpam in the vicinity
of which rebels have appeared in in
creasing numbers
The federals remaining here will
have to wait for a transport, as the
Zaragosa is the only vessel in port
available for this service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-02
GRECIANS WIN
FROM MILLERS

Industrial League Leaders Lose Bowl
ing Match; Cement, Plant
Team Wins.
Clyde Wooden materially contributed
to the victory of the Grecian five over
the Millers, leaders of the Industrial
league, Monday night, at the Cactus
alleys, with a high game Of 213 and to-
tai, 562 Campbell, who made
strikeout. also broke the alley record
for splits, making seven in the third
game.
Binford rollel high game, 100. and
total 497, in the second match. Three
points were won by the Cement team.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-02
CANADIAN WRESTLER WINS
EROM RISSIAN HEAVY MEICrH

Vancouver B. c.. Dec. George
Walker, former amateur champion
middleweight wrestler of Canada, de-
feated A. Tabusadzy. claimant of the
Russian heavyweight championship in
a handicap match here last night The
Russian undertook to throw Walker
twice within an hour, but Walker. who
was so pounds lighter Won a fall ana
the match in 80 minutes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-02
TEAM
WINS FROM BAILEY

Harrison's team won three of the
four points from the Bailey five Mon
day night at the WigWam alleys Har-
rison rolled high game, PIP, and total
536. The margin was 152 pins The
match was protested by Capt. Bailey
The scores:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-02
PTTTSBURG BILLIARD PLAYER
LOSES 10 RIII.NE LIZ IL, n A \

Milwaukee, Wis, Dec august
kleckhefer Of Milwaukee, defeated
Charles AIcCOurt, of Pittsburg, so to IS.
In the interstate three cushion billiard
league series here last night. Kieck-
hefer went out in 81 innings Keick-
hefer had high run Of five and Nc
Court of four,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-02
TROOPERS OF 18TH
WIN SUNDAY GAME

Athletes OF the 10th cavalry made
their debut Sunday afternoon at Wash
ington park, when they won a football
game from team from the 18th cav
airy by the score of 81 to 0. The bull
moose" and steam roller" two trick
plays, were used effectively by the 18th
cavalrymen. Taylor and Quinn, tackles
of the 18th, played standard football,
their heady playing outgeneraling their
rivals.
Challenges flung at both the c. A. A
and high school teams by manager
Quinn of the 18th, have been IN
answered, and the troopers state that
Il ey are at a loss to comprehend why
the city teams do not want TO play. All
communications should be addressed to
corporal George T. Quinn. machine gun
platoon. Fort Bliss. Tex
The lineup of the 18th is as follows:
Smith, lie: Quinn. It; Fleming, lg; Dib-
lin, C; Glenn Baker. re; Taylor, TT;
Goodlow White, re; Thurman, qb; Nc
LaughIin Brown, RIB; Parker, fb;
Giles, lib; referee. Pieffer; umpire,
Brown.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-02

How about some red fence2 We have
Just unloaded car. Lander Lumber
CO.-AdYertisement. ----
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-02
CHAvEZ-FOX ROUT CALLED OFF.

Denver, COlO- Dec. Z.-IncIemehI
weather was given as the cause Tor
calling off the IS round bout between
Benny Chavez and Jimmy Fox, of san
Francisco, here last night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-02
Entries Juarez Jockey Club
RACES
Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1913, Sixth Day.

First race, purse. year olds and
inward. six furlOngs
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
LESS NEAT AND MORE VEGETABLES

From tn. Ledger
Hotel Valley.
al
Of
II
~
I. IN
in
prevails II familiar and nd
family
of
ravcmont In years. evil Is s;ii prevalent
food that Will They
getting than required yet
the without
Is well established that Amer
spiritual!
this end must b" "s"mp'" ard 'd"
temptations
Tho hotel Of tho West have taken
The view of a pract n muh-nccid
Isu tha, th-
made
and valuable"
conrlnsions
th" whole
supplying II
food
.afc mate varied
vegetables
should
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Women's Club Meeting.

Thursday and Friday OF this week
u convention Of womcn's clubs Of tho
Southeastern division VIII he held n
Pueblo. Tho convention will br held
for tn" purpose of discussing the com.
Ing state federation q: womcn's
ciuhs.
The principal address will b. deliv.
cred Friday evening by Mrs. Belle
Van Dorm Harbcrt OF ManRanoln.
president of tho International Con-
rrcss of Farm Women.
Thur-day niuht 'hc city Fedora.
lion Of Pueblo will CIV. u reception
for aii tho visiting club women. The
reception will he givon in tho pnr'orr
o' the Congress Hotel.
The local clubs federated with the
state Federation will send delegate.
tn tho meeting In Pueblo.
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LAND -eeha8 e a9tkRS SPfCULATORS
Il. 4 I, FROM PURCHASING STATE LANDS

Mcnte vitta and Centes. thekk feas,
e. were sold at from se.S00 to $500
per quarter section. a value In cxces,
of the appraised value OF the land It.
self. and In many instances these
ieaseholds were nearly expired. sucn
procedure was the fault of the state
and Its Officers. because lease Il an
estate and the same law governing
the sale OF land includes the lease
holds.
These agricultural leases Ghotild
never have been KraRted-only 10
actual settlers or those who agreed
to cultivate and improve the land.
Fraud has no floArished ON xpecu-
'ation In lenses In the San Luis val
ley that 5000 acres OF irrigated state
iand with water available for the
past 20 years. locatcA in the very
heart OF the hest agricultural lands
In tho world. surrounded by well I'm
proved farms. with telephone lines.
schools. good rondst settled by Kan
sas. Iowa and Missouri farmers. with
300. 900 lambs fsttcninx from fields
of pcas-thcsc S.000 ,crcs Of irrisat.
cd state lands that would make hap
py homes for nj least 100 families
are held by speculators under lease.
and from which the state receives
five cents per acre.
Would anyone ask what IL the
matter with Colorado IL they under.
stood how We arc disposing Of ou'
state lands
Over 81 100000 u year IL now re-
ecivcd for the school fund from the
sale of state lands. Three pages %:
law provide that the money shall be
leaned on, to farmers Of the state
through the different boards Of ronn-
~ commissioners.
The register says that no attempt
has been made to enforce tho Law.
THE bankers of the state have
their clutches on these funds" he
declares. They pay tho state /: per
cent interest and send this money
cas-, IN bc loaned there Mt higher
rate Of interest. The hanks of the
state Will not loan the settlers dol.
lar short OF I To : per cent n month.
1T Is impossible I" get money fron
tho very banks that pay the state :
per cent n year at icss rate than
1: per cent. and then nniy ON n call
loan"
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11

/ Denver. Colo. Now 1l.--Leasei
and sales Of state laNds will be made
only to bonaffie settlers hereafter
and speculatorx will not be allowed
10 obtain control OF any of the tracts
by the state land board.
Tho B6dy took THIS position upon
the subject at . meeting after beins
satisfis6 that fraud and extortion
have becn employed IN the past upon
settlers W persons Who have grabbed
lsnds merely for specuIation.
volnsy r. HoGatt, register of the
board. In a statement issued after
wards. called attention to the fact
that a state law Authorizes the loan
Ing Of school funds to farmers at n
rate OF o per cent Interest per year.
while nj present the funds are loaned
TO banks which pay from y 10 per
cent interest to the state and then
charge the farmer from ~ 10 20 per
cent Interest.
The action OF the board was the re-
snlt Of a trip Of investigation made
by HoEgau and John u. Field. state
engineer and member Of the board.
through the San ,Lais valley, II was
the first "trip Of the kind they had
been able to make since becoming
members.
In his statement the register says
the LAP natN u pSndatory "pon the
board 10 scil lands only 10 actual set
tiers or persons who will improve I,
as the hoard shall deem hes, for the
stntc and the promotion Of settle
meni. This law. he declares. has
been repeatedly violated In the past.
The practice hos been tn sell TO
the highest bidders. who hnvc turned
out to be spcculntors. Tens of thou
sands Of acres havc bccn sold In such
q manner that M everlasting hard
ship L. worked on tho ultimate own
cr. the actual settler. who has been
forced to pay two. three and four
times the amount paih by the spccu-
la'nr Tor tho lane.
The practice has also been carried
on with leases. spectators assigning
their leases at high prices To p-rsons
coming To Colorado to build homes
and farms.
REGISTER HoRxati rays the cond'-
ton In particularly true In the San
f.,is valley. uud continues:
I'm several Gases In and around
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approving md ronfirminsthc asH~~s.
mcnt.
The city attorney advised the
cornell that upon investigation. hc
had discovered that Il wss possible
ny consent ofthc state tax commis-
zion 70 hsyr the s,sls tax levy ssis3d
Ia sdaitionaf e pse.rs&t. /; 'f6ts -
declared might he done In IN cS,er-
zcncy. lie explained tho course that
would have to bc pursued and tho
council authorized tue attorney to
90 ahead and ascertain whn, could
&c done.
The mayor rcinrt"d that the street
signs recently purchased had bccn
put nm and ihn, there had hccn
much tnvorahly comment from cIii-
,cns. lie said TIM, about 200 more
signs wcrc needed to complete the
work Two bids were on file for
tho painting and preparing Of stree;
sixns. The street and nrsd.. com
m,itcc ~ns given lower to act.
referring To n Vttition that side
walks he laid On second street br.
tween Oak amt East streets Tor the
benefit oi tue school children attend
tnR ibc East street school. the cit.
engineer explained that the street
vas so b'ili M that Grade would
have to he established before the
walks could he laid. The city engt-
ncor was instructed to have nm ordi-
nance drawn cstabi,shing grade.
trancisco Rivera pctit,oncd the
council for u refund Of $3.50. the net
receipts from u pony sold In the city
pound. The petition WINS granted.
\ transfer OF license for tho Wex
moving picture incatcr from Alex
isaummiIIcr to ". r. Tatmap was
granted.
Reports ot all city ofticcrs were
read. Thc quarterly report OF the
auditor was reviewed and the daily
ana tho monthly REPORTS OF City In
Spector Carey. The city clerk report
thnt cancelled and unpaid warrants
as covered by his report submitted
nj the last meeting Ind hccn dc
stroycd.
r. y. Wood. general manager Of
the Trinidad Electric Transmission.
Halfway and Eas company advised
the council that tho city would hc
permitted to place street signs on
the company's poles.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11

.s, sCsssssssA ssso 49, ~ iff
notified the council In writing that
nc had notified the Santa fc rail.
road 10 fix and repair tue CONNER.
c,ai street crossing and the e. nnG i.
and u. and u. u. road. TO repair
tracks aionG Cedar streets. and that
no rcpiy had bcen received.
The city attorney also reported
that he had Investigated the con.
tracts between the city and the cor
porations supplying light to the city
and reviewed the provisions NJ thrss
different contracts.
the Iirrt contract. dated August
Z. 1899. with the Mountain Electric
company. was for pcrios! of five
years. the company to furnish TWO
thousand candle power arc lamps.
\ contract dated August -. 1885.
Tor five years. with ih" Las Animas
Light. Power and Manufacturing
company provided for 1000 candle
power lights to consume no, icss
than ia0 watts pcr hour.
The irst contract W.T.. dated Ian.
iary 20. 1905. with the Southern
Colorado Power and Railway COM
pany. for ten years and IL still in
effect. the Trinidad Electric Trans
mission. Railway and Gas company
having succeeded to the franchise.
'rhis contract provides for first quail
iiy. standard arc lights. ..O0O candi.
power. The city attorney said there
was no doubt hut that tho present
named as party IN the contrac,
! and recommended that the light CON-
mittee notify the Trinidad Electric
Transmission company that II must
furnish first quality standard arc
lamps M per contract. cOnauminr s
not less than i5O watts per hour
The report was adopted.
The city engineer called attention
tOtnc fact that the contract for tho
maintenance of the Main street paw
ing with the Clcvcland-Trinidad
Paving company OF knnsas City OK.
pircd on January -. 1914. and rec
commended that before the expiration
ofthr contract the company should
he notified to make all repairs. A
resolution was adopted instructing
the city engineer to notify the paw
Ing company to have the paving dig
trict gone over and repaired before
the date OF expiration.
The city engineer submitted a re-.
port showing the cost Of construction
OF an cight-inch sanitary sewer on
| santa fc cvenuc with assessments 4
against property owners. The total
cost of construction was shown to
be Sl,33A. A resolution was adopted
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
GpRMANY's NEWSPAPERS HEAP INSULTS ON OUR PEOPLE

Front the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
this country expressed by the bitter
of hc
Spanish
suits hcap.d people and
own Exposition
which
ranic by the
criticism Of President Wilson'S
the United states
policy
ties OF a competitor.
canno shcridans
n opposition
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
High School Fair

Socially the annual htRh school
fair IA one Of the most prominent
affairs OF tho year Old grads
members Of the high schnnl and
friends are aiwa"s present. The iaii
iH given each year for the pnrrosf
OF raising money for In" athletic
fund.
The feature of tho fair 10 tho min.
ssrol show given by tho young mcn
and women of the school. i'rofc~-
sor Minton has charge os the min
trci show. The side shows nnd
other feature events are being hand
led by other members oi tn" fac
tuiiy and prominent aiudcnss. The
fair this year viii he given at Ten.
trail Park Saturday nishi Nov. IL.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
SEEK RELEASE OF
FL, SOLDIER ATHLETE

Among the college men ln the mi.
i!iia In tho Trinidad district In one af
Colorado tas,esss;e-eamou track men.
Harry e. Wrny. a seslor q Enaosado.
coiicrc. enlisted In the frcmon,
County national xuard and zane tn
this city With ha, company whcn the
guard WAS called out two weeks aso.
College authorities arc makiax 40
effort u obtain WAYS release ~
that h. may return to college and
continue with his ciass. wray Is onr
Of the most dependable long distance
runners of G. G.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
Appcal for Protection.

Vera Cruz. Mexico. NOV. l1.-Thc
pattleship Louisiana wa. dispatched
from here toiay to TuSipam In re-
spcnrc to- ano;hcr urgent appeal for
protection received late last night
from Arthur Z. Payne. the tinted
states consular agent there. The
rebels ar" believed to he In very
strong force near TuNipam. where
~ attack IL expected n, an. moment
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
A Neglected Cold Often
Affects the Lungs

Many -cr,au. .a.-s ci Threat ur i.ung
1torhi. 'an lee directly traced t., n cough
or ...i which hH- teen sr-.,s''tc-l "
you n"iI-r that - ,urI'i fD.v-i.ts In "llnz
Inv 'o yuu isE- vutnnG. " y.u neglect
tiyti,E I. stop This supi."s.d trivial itou
hi.. the threat sni ltinrs later t-s-otnc NJ.
sesis,l. III man, rI-s- IrIsplil Aiicta.
tive Ia. t."u tils means ut brin1tnE f'rr
napcni relief. iur".iignic ;lii- rnsc:-.
snrninel,. y. Y.
"G.riisfn,r. i'os I've ,r 4iN year. I
ti.ii.. I .i.n had = high fever. Wy rn-c
Wa. drrihi-i Lung Trrbi.. l., ny rby.
si.isn ! Wn. given tnh I.i,sr pL. ,.vo.
sof- ami ofh.f medicines. aii without
heupht. ~ 'hIis'mn- iilrr. t-I ! vIS
not e.'tr'tci I" li'c. 'nliing Ter. u ".
Mccarthy. he adv isr, ID. "" "f Erk.
| mans SiicTativr. whhh I i'ok with .x.
rtiicn' tc-uli-. | have sain.J III weight.
I =" out la rii wsnthrr- srL Inv. hna i''
.onsh "r .oij whatever. ! give these
facts tu cncati'r-" "fh.r. Ia n>.' Erkunnn's
Aurh,tiSr.
,Ailiavip JAS w kANAIN.
,Ata,.. n,,brt <igt-d: n,ut- VI u,-iue-t.,
E-kiuutt'- Att.ratlgr has been 'pIssrn i,,
man. yeats test 4" u" .nin-f .fhenciu',.
tir sever ilrr,t nni lintg NU'rtioii-,
t'ii- ru.i IL nphnlidiir the s,.i.n,.
g.; nti'r 'rrr- Nj. fot i~'ns.st. t,ilius
% ,'tos,r,-, atd wr.tr tn' I'Lntrn
irfou't",,. ih''rd-iphh ~. for e,i
deuce iW sHic u, a.i hsid.n- 'ituxItsfs
Tho Itausmau Drug Co.. three stors
and ". 3. Green Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
ADJuTAlr GENERAL OF
NEW MEXICO APPOINTED

Santa Fc. n. NJ. Nov. 1i.--Harry
7. Herring OF Roswell. was today ap-
pointed ndjutnnt general Of the state
Of New Mexico to fill the vacancy
caused by the death OF Adjutant Gen
cral Brooks last week. Herring IA r.
native Of Tennessee. and n era raiuatc
Of West Point class Of 1905.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
All Skin Remedies Fail?

Have ,au tr;~d all 40 Hdvrrtir =;
skin remedies without Alr-.sa. tiuNt
sou Housiit medical treatment In vain
Ana lou stiIi sunor FROM that irfltnt-
iue Itch. that horrible. EHpi-h'y ska
.iiecgscf
10 not ,iSsrair.
come to, our store ami vc VIII
GUARANTEE rpt INSTANT i.I:-
LIEF. We will let yor have fr4i
slsa br,ii. "f tho p.i'p. rr-scFipiis .
sa- i;cs"rin. y H'urt", aniisrriig wrrh.
IN our goHiiirr HunrHnt--' t'IHt tiii-l =
1, s.o,H ih- itsh At US !: lt VIII .vht
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
Beware of Ointmsnts foe
Cxtasrh That Contain Mercus,

"a mercury will ssrcis d.strcy tho srnss
OF smell nnd completely dcranyc tho
whole sSsScsn wh.n entering i through
;h~ snucsus surfaces. Sis'h articles nleoSll
never b. used except on prescriptions
they will do !. t,n foil to the good yan
fan tossibiy derive from them. Nails
f.niafrh Cur. manufactured br u }.
Cheney & Co.. Toledo. a.. contains fo
u~vrury. r.id IL taken internally. act,nx
iir,,rtly ct,on tho blood rnd mucous sur
sss-e Of the -rst-sn. In btyin- VaWs
..-;.rrh Cure b. sire yo,i got shc 3cnu.
..sr, /; 4. fn.rn ir'-rrnity. and r,1de In
Tetr-'c. Ohi. ~ y. }. Cheney & C.. Tcs.
'i-1--.ats frrs.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11

son mot g cent. fou ow. II to your.
r.if q" tst. sdyantaT. Of thiz orycr.
No At" confident II viii succeed or "
could not aEog.i to make the angr.
tbp. iH r-r-t!uiirf; liquid tir.
Hills nni ~Hpr.H awAs disease rrTis
leaving III" Hh'u stnu"th nni healthy.
y soc bottle g. -npurh to start tho
Clfr of tho r"%f obstinate cares uf
Eczema. fF"'InrlH ami allied fir-nrr-.
pI,p. SOAP g. valuable AID. Nn<
ur about IL.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
[l|!E1li![l1

men'. fnndc with oil NJ mustard Cs~
II insicnd of mustard plaster. VIII
not blister.
ihoct0rr ana nurse. usc MISTER.
OLE AMI recommend II 20 their
patients.
They Will gladly tel you what re-
lief u rivcs from Sor" Throat. Bron-
chitis, Group. S'iH N~rk. Asthma.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
CONFERENCE ON CURRENCY

ashington. Nov. li.-senaior
Kern. chairman Of the Democratic
caucus, has Issued formal call for
n conference of Democratic senators
on the currency bill tomorrow after
noon. rho call makes no mention OF
n caucus. hut says the purpose Is to
discuss currency legislation.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
ADvERrlsED LETTER LIST

List of letters advertised -, Trin,-
|nh. Colo. week ending Nov. 10.
sI:. u not called for by Nov. -
hey viii he sent to tho dead I~;,aI
fficc.
Augustine. Miss Emma
- Annalia. Josp
p Andcrnnn. ". r.
Aiicn. VIII
iiurx. Vim.
isarcia. Melton
gorrouxhs. Thomas "
Eia-kshcar. Paul
II-rd"ai. n.
Ti.Ers. Robcr, II
bancroft. Miss r. :. -,
co~art. Mrs Ada
Cramct. Mrs
Con. Manuel
Cas1ticis. l.. r.
Eiaucbici. Car,c''a
clark. \. u.
Coo. Catherine
CIdy. Audy
Carney. Fred
Douglas. Thcadcrc r. o..
Dct,ona. Rosario
Dcioncy. u. A.
Dcachcr. Mr..
Edmonson. Mis-. Nellie
Fox. Miss Naomi
ruik. Mrs. Catherine
Fulton. II. II.
Eracbinc. G.
fabiano. Martiniiii
F'ck. Fciji
Garcia. Casimiro
Guimcnn. Francisco
Niaivy. Geo. n. g.
H,trtcc. Mcrcciinc.
Ilixcr. W. W.
ireland. Mrs. May y
Johns son. ". Owen
I.onvncckcr. Mother r pona'd.
i.cyba. EscUuicl. Il
I.cyba. Miss Carolina
Lopez. Miss Minnie
Lamont. A.
Moore. Mrs. Louise
Murphy. John
Murray. Jennie
Martinez. lilar
Martinez. Minnie
Martinez. Masimana ,:p
Martinez. I.orcnza.
Martinez, Ramon ':I
Mcdonald. Jay
Martin. Il. l..
MTn. Levi
Orcl,augh. Mrs. Darlene.
II your letter is In the above list
lease state so when you call.
p. %. FINCH. r. NJ
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
"nANos oFF"--u. S.
,C.s,,,vrs srsu pssr D.,

sCssstsseA frss paee 81
trc Con.titonslis: chief Carransn In
the same capacity. arrived from I'll
raAo to-day To meet William 'aSArd
Hale. the American government rep
rcscntattvc onthc hordsr. 10th Tale
ard Sommcrfiad denied thcy had
discussed the Mexican situation.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
Tourist Club.

The Tourist Club will meet tomor-
row afternoon at III: home Of Mrs.
Ell Jcffrycs. SIG Grant avenue. Tho
feature OF the afternoon will he n
musical program. The program has
been prepared by Mrs. Ell Jcffrycs
and Mrs. NJ. J. Sheppard.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11

" your druggist cannot supnly
'"". send .hc ar soc IN the MIS-.
rERoI.f Company. Toledo. Ohio. nnd
"" Viii mail yor n Inr. postage pro.
paib ,s;,
br !. J. Gordon. u veii-snown N.
iroit physician SAYS. Mus,crolc ts
,nvaiush!" In my practice and my
home
unpopular. mi
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11

German Sewing Society.
The German Sewing Society will
meet Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. VIII AaIniine on Colo
RADIO avenue.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
Social
Local Functions apd
Society News
Social Seviue Club.

Tho Social Sewing club will meet
with Mrs. Margaret Burke at SEQ
State street. Thursday afternoon NJ
2:30.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
NEURALGIA. Congestion. Plcurlsy.
Rheun,atism. I.umbnKo. Pains and
Aches of the Hack or Joints. Sprains.
sore Muscles. Hruiscs. Chiibiains.
l led Feet. Colds of the Chest ~
prevents Pneumonia }

Al YOUR drug.
sists in :.c and
.0r inrs. Rnd n
special large hna.
pita1 sis" fer S:.a0.
Accept no siii~ti.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11

In New York aonc-inch strip Of
real C~tatc has Just bcrn sold. Muir
ply has grown 40 small that hc may
have bought 1t Tor n country place.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
Foreign Missionary Society.

The Young Peoples Foreign MIs'
sionnry Society Of the First N. T..
church will meet ,cnight at tho homo
OF Miss Louise Farquhnrson on Grant
avcnn".
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11

hriskly. ana presto.
the pain is Kone-n
delicious. soothing
comfort comes to
take its place.
AuSTEROI.E: IL u
clean. white ONT
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
Pierian Club,

Pierian Club.
The Picrian Club will meet to-
morrow afternoon at .:3O o'clock at
tho home OF Mrs. 8. G. Hall. 30: TIL
lotson street.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
JAN N1ESOk'S
Ct MusrEaelE 1stsy IN
D.. lmbago I! sI..

Its an amazingly quick relief And
it'x M easy TO use
You Just rub NJ STEROi.E IL.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11
Ex0NERAIEO BY
POLICE COMMITTEE

sC,s.ss.se1 De. -, h,
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11

List of letters advertised a, Trin,.
dni. Colo. week ending Nov II"
1914. u no, called for by Nov. .,
they viii he sent to tho dead i~;,aI
office
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-11

Tho i'ausman prux co. 'n:ee s'orss.
The Dickinson press., 1913-08-16
SANITARY FLOORS FOR
POULTRY and HOG HOUSES

Poultry men and hog breeders are
finding concrete a very satisfactory floor
material for their buildings. Concrete
floors have nc cracks in which lice,
ticks and similar vermin can breed and
are likewise proof against the attack
of rats and other destructive animals.
Moreover. concrete floors do not harbor
disease germs and can be easily cleaned
and disinfected. Properly built and
cared for. they are not damp and do
not cause rheumatism.
The first step in building the floor is
to remove all manure and other foreign
matter and then to grade the surface Of
the ground. If needed, lay all water
pipes and the drains necessary fol
keeping the ground dry, for carrying off
waste water and for conducting the
liquids to the manure pit. Such earth