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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
CHARLES DAVIS TO
BUILD $4,000 HOME
J. c. ZOzaya VIII Build $1,000 Home;
Davis Residence To BE in Spanish
Style, With Patio.


Work will start on the construction
Of the new home for Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Davis Monday. This house is to be two
stories in height and viii have nine
rooms. There will be a patio in the
center and the design throughout viii
be Spanish. 1t is to be located on the
corner of West Boulevard and West Rio
Grande streets, and viii cost S15, 900.
The contract has been let TO the May
field Realty company, and o. h Thor
man and company drew the plans.
To Build $4,000 Home.
The Perry Kirk patrick Realty COM
pany has sold J. c. ZOzaya7 lots II and
u, in block "A, Sunset Heights, for
$1,000. They are located on Epson
avenue between Putnam and Randolph
streets and Mr.. ZOzaya has contracted
with the Perry kirkpatrick company
for the construction OF a two story
residence thereon to cost about $4,000.
This company is building three brick
residences on the corner of Wheeling
and Kentucky streets in block IS High
building three brick bungalows at the
corner Of TularOsa and Luna streets,
in block 81, East FL PaSO, to cost $500
each, and one house on lots % and 80
cost $500 each.
George W. Cameron has moved into
his new six room brick bungalow at
1904 Boulevard built by the Mayfeld
Realty company for $4,000.
The brick walls for the first story
of the new EscOntrias building at the
northwest corner Of San Francisco and
Santa Fe streets are up
Buys Building Site.
Chas. H Leayell has sold to ". J.
Buie a building site SOx120 feet, in
block SO. on Elm street, in Manhattan
Heights, for S1425.
Alta Vista To Have New Church.
Alta Vista is to have a new church
The Alta Vista Methodist church is
haVinS plans drawn for a chapel to be
erected just off the intersection Of
Hueco and Luna streets, to be used as
meeting place until the church grows
and can afford a larger building. The
chapel will be built so that the parti-
lions can be added and the building
converted into a parsonage for the
pastor. It will cost $1,000.
An adobe building in west Ysleta is
to be converted into a tea garden
house. if the plans now being drawn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
NEW YORK MAY SUSPEND
MORE POLICE CA

New York. n. Y, Feb. 8.-PoIice
commissioner Waldo today took up the
lead opened by the aldermanic investi-
cation Of police graft and began the
Investigation of charges made bv
James Purcell, a gambler. against four
captains. on the strength of PurceIIs
unsupported story commissioner Waldo
said he would do nothing but if the
charges We're cOrrObOrated he wOuId
suspend the officers
1t was pointed out at police head
quarters today that the police erra ~
Purcell told about was levied during q
long term Of years and under various
police commissioners.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08

Manuel Gonzalez. a Mexican driver
employed by W. T. Young, contractor,
was run over Saturday morning and in
jured- He was taken to the Rolston
hospital, where it is reported no bones
We're broken. and he viii be out in a
few days He was walking beside the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
NJ. POsener Leaves For New York.

NJ Posener. of The White House"
left Saturday for New York, where he
viii Join his head designer Together
they will select the complete Spring
stock Of millinery, which will be- by
far. the largest ever seen in the South
west. On account Of the early advent
of Easter. Mr.. Poseners stay in New
York will be limited, as the Spring
openina of The White House" will oc-
chr this season at a much earlier date
than al-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
AN AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICERS
DAUGHTER WEEDS FRENCH DUKE

Baltimore. Nd. Feb S-Niss Elinor
douglas Wise, daughter of the late
commander Frederick NJ Wise United
states navy, was married at the Ca
thedral here today to Armand. due de
Richelieu ct de Fronsac, of France.
Cardinal Gibbons performed the cere-
mony at a low mass, the nuptiaI mass
not being sung during Lent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08

team he was driving on Bliss street il
Alta Vista, when he stumbled and fell
one OF the rear wheels running over
his feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
LODGE HAS BANoT-ET

Following the regular meeting Fri-
day night, Mt Franklin lodge Of odd
Fellows held a literary and musical
program which ended with a BANQUET
Addresses were delivered nv CO
Wauchope and Chas. Russell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08

We can save you % percent on your
electric fixtures. TwO-light showers.
$3.50: 3-Iight $500; 4-light $500.
These prices are put up Texas EIec-
tricaI Supply Co, 119 n. Stanton street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
BLISS STREET LOTS
SELL FOR 5000 EACH

Ramey Bros. have bought from the
hawkins Improvement company, lots
10 D. inclusive, block 1O1, East FL
Paso' being on the corner of Bliss and
Rayner streets, for $500 cash. The
price for the two corner lots was $500
each and the inside lots S575 each.
me deal was made by Hawkins Bros.
Lots in this location Is months ago
Ramey Bros. will Immediately begin the
construction of four new bungalows
Ihls is in the Alta Vista district, near
the Alta Vista school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08

We are headquarters for
Rugs and LinOleum-
Household Furnishing Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
nECLINEs M PAY FnR MHEEI-

Miguel Torres, who was standing on
the corner of Oregon and San Antonio
streets, Saturday morning at 9 o'clock,
preparing to board a car, was run in
to by an American boy riding a BIZ
cycle. The front wheel of the BIZ
cycle was broken. Torres suffered no
damage. but was asked to pay for hav-
ing the wheel repaired, and which he
refused to do.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08

me, grounds viii be laid out with
walks. tables and lanterns.
a X Helneman has bought a build
44S ste OF 40 feet in Manhattan
Helghts from c. h Leaveu for $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08

The dining room and grin Of Hotel
Paso del NOrte is open until mid
night. Meals served a Ia carte-excel-
lent service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08

Exchange Restaurant open for bust
ness, basement Roberts Banner Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08
DRINK
HABIT
RrIIARI.E HosfE rREArMENr

Thousands Of wives, mothers and sis
ters are enthusiastic in their praise of
ORRINE, because it has cured their
loved ones of the Drink Habit and
thereby brought happiness to their
homes. Can be given secretly. OR
RINE costs only S1.0O per box Ask
for Free Booklet Kelly & Pollard,
Sheldon hotel
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-12
Ere All LUMBER YARD

Fire, which started this afternoon
in a lumber pile adjoining the ware
house of the Chicago Shipbuilding
Co., Chicago avenue and the river,
menaced the lumber yards situated
along the river front.
Calls were sent in for extra en-
gines when the first companies ar
rived, and the flames were confined
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-12

to a dock connected with the ship
building plant The damage was
small.
Chief Seyferlich declared the dis
trict was one of the hardest in the
city in which to fight fires. The
Montgomery-Ward factory is only a
short distance from the ship COM
pany. ...
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-12

aeroplane that win revolutionize fly
ing, since it is perfectly safe.
Madison, Wis.-Mayor Helm is go
ing to revive the Sunday blue laws in
this city.
Memphis, Tenn.-officers of Tu-
MICA County, Miss, today issued an
order forbidding white persons dane
ing Boil Weevil Wiggle, originated by
negro cotton pickers.
Alliance, Ozone killed, two fatal
ly injured, twelve hurt, when two
empty gondola cars on Lake Shore
crashed into Cleveland & Pittsburgh
express No. $40:
St. LoUis.-HaVing received no an
swer from Gov. Major to their request
for troops to protect them from po-
lice, striking walters have asked
Sheriff DiCkman to organize posse of
several hundred men for their pro-
lection at once.
Columbia, Mo.-Jim Flynn, heavy
weight pugilist, arrested for speeding.
Going over so miles an hour
FaTlSs-LaIeSL DdGnlng style Tor
women consists of silk sash wound
several times around hips and knot
ted in front-that's all, except a
broad-brimmed hat.
Bay City, Mich.-Biggest part of
business section of village Of Picon-
ming near here destroyed by fire.
Peoria, IIl.-Fire today destroyed
eight ice houses containing over
10000 tons of ice, and for a time
perilled entire North End residence
district.
MiIWaukee.-HeIen StrehIow; 10,
thinly clad, without money to. buy
food, is lost in this city; her parents
say she is suffering from selfhyp-
nOsis.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-12

BODY OF cRlsPWELL GIRL TO
BE ExHUMED
WiIkesbarre, Pa, July f2.-Pre-
siding Judge Henry A. Fuller this
afternoon granted the application of
District Attorney John Bigelow to
exhume the body of Alice Crispwell,
the victim of HaTvey's Lake tragedy.
The body will be disinterred imme-
diately on the arrival here of an eX-
pert from New York to conduct the
autopsy. ...
Herbert Johns, held for the muir
der of the girl, will be given a habeas
corpus hearing Wednesday, July 16,
at p. m. The petition was made
through Johns attorney, Frank A.
McGuigan, and the date set so far
ahead to allow the district attorney
to exhume and examine the girls
body.
Although Johns is being held for
the murder, William CTispweII, the
girls father is being constantly shad-
owed because he is under the gravest
suspicion.
FLYERS AT STANDSTILL TODAY
All of the flyers in the endurance
hydroaeroplane race from Chicago to
Detroit were at a standstil today, ac-
cidents having put their several air
boats out of commission.
Ravens was unable to start from
PentWater, a propeller on his ma
chine having been smashed in a COL
Hsion with a cliff. Roy Francis, who
caught Havens. yesterday, feared to
try the air because Of the gusts of
wind that were shooting across the
lake.
Glenn Martin, whose mile-a-min-
ute dash from Chicago yesterday on
the trail of the leaders was the sem
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SECURING JURY IN
wEkfFRN FUEL CASE

gan ftanr'se". TAI. D.r. i".--
When the trial %, eight indicted al
fetal. "i tEs Western r.u-i .-,mrsnl. +.
charged with J~frauiins tie federal
-ot "rpr'rn'. ws< resumed " the
ini'ci ;;a's-s district so,,si iosay. IL
was with the rc~r~ci u the remain
Ter nj u" i., being si,rn ever "n-
tir-is la t.!' work NJ f'iisns III. iuty
no,.
This has not hcrn m "apS tar.
fcr tho taii-nrr or' al W-u of
r~ai;n IN. np.tof them occup. so
"isi rn-itinnE which save brought
th"-, H. siosc rcrsonni contact with
III" hcfcnhant. Tor man, yc. r. Scv'
.rai Of til. iailsn.cn examined yea
'cri'ar expressed franki. cN,vio-
lion thas cor'd not sire m IMPARTIAL
vcHti', Scra,s" ot ;hci- close friend
shir !"r'o'c or NOR" oi the accused
NJ NVVQSe.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
STRAY TOPICS FROM u1IlE olD NEW YORK

<~~ York. p-c 10 N-s YORK
et,. is quito >, old '.-h scssii.rinw
th- comparative yon'h a.. 10" eoan-
tst'. civilization. bui n hss stoWn
si'h the as,.aishiEE sis's 81 =
O.shspom growth gra satnR .o
the lack oI srae- !, -as Hts-ssss>' so
re'no>- -Sef,i ihIhs aii '-'ar~ ~
0aid t~ r.piseri with sE--shise
a~w sna better ..dapi-d 60 u a~e
cpuatiors. cniii t.~ ,-,fs sx.
hat ilttis attention U4s all 10 ',,s-
ieriesl sss-sria't,hs sanE.s;ss ~t h
certain ios siiti~. or .irurtHrrs. hut
IN rvr~nt Year. 'hrt~ hss b@~s ron.
siderable iri-r-st gHanirs'st ~ hts.
'arieal aszo. t-ii.Hs ana u Nrs YORK
.aniinr-s IN this r"ilHf fhr riiy will
,c,a rival iLs,an. sasn rFsrlv -s-
~, o,h-- hri'i.r4 iH N sentrsi
part or ,ac .ii1 10 'rrrE~l fi,h
'rni-s.
The n,h.r lsY iltl.i 81 risa-
or, OF Trsmas Wiiis'i. ;,IN' s'aTar
OF N~~ yrrl. sLs pr-'','~i ~ ih~
.iiy .is be- pia-~i in 'r- ~ hall.
The committee which rrs.tts~ist sth-
table, hsa b~., pioia,.d tr Ma,oF
Ga>nor a short time h-fort NJ. m.
iir,-i, a-s'h. fcr r.ah, sn7ths th~
committee made 'h.rosEh sca-cr
o' old aIchiN~s. libraries srf ht,tori.
cal collection. H. ~, hnrr n t,na:sr
a r1r'riat ci N"v '.nrEs fis mayor
hu' II seems thHi IN lest. wh-r
Thomas WiiiCu w.s ari.. ,rd first
mayor oi N-N NpTA hN 'iOtr~uo
Richard Nichols. under ! patent
rrsnioi b, JAMES. ruk. q York.
neither the nSWspa crs pof ;n- paa
tcsrsph-rs w-r" un their Ais. III
TACT. the committee cam" ~ the rpr-
ci'iston tina, th"-r v'-. rsi;hrr
newspapers nor iihuinEra ,hcr~ In
New York nj that time A. all
events. u was Impossible for IL"
committee to f,nd y thing sra, ecu1h
he taken for "a portrait 81 ths cit,'s
flint mayor. nni the r'syJ' sas ihs,
the table, only hears i"z,n nd siai-
ing the Zee, that Tbur.1a Wil'cti
was the iirst mayor AMI wing the
dat" OF hiE appointment, E
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
IN WANT Ans BRING RESULTS
THIS lADY'S
60GS APPETITE
Hrs Hansen. Ia . Letter From
Mobile, Tells How She Gained l.

Mobile, Ala suffered for seves
years. with ~otaaa!y trouble" writes
Mrs. Sivurd Hansen In = letter from
this city. II felt weak and always had
headache and was always Eoine 70
the doctor. Al last I WAS operated on.
and felt better. but soon had the
sams trouble.
Ny husband asked me 90 try Caraui.
I felt better after the frs; bottle. and
now, ! have good appetite ant sleep
we'll. I feel nus. and the doctor tells
me am looking better than hc evOf
saw me-"
n you are sick and miserable. and
suffer from any Of the pains due to
womaniy trounie--try Car.lui.
Cardui is successful because It 10
composed Of ingredients that have been
found TO act curativcly on the woman.
ly constitution.
For more than nifty years. II has been
used BY women Of all ages. with great
success. Try Il. Your drugeist sells Il
M uyiie ~. ',i,.s' ssvisrr, n-r'.. Chats;
eursa HrIicins Co. Ihs,trr,-ra lrnn" u. Sp,tnu
fasfrurf,ons, ana b+.pars took tiome IisAtnsS
q wsoss." seat In piain srafe<f. - fsasos
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

Roekaway are puzzled by an add
coincidence and are now ,ryins Ia
iisnrs oui III. possible connection
between the soinsiains events When
Mr. Butler. a wealthy cloak manu-
fasturer residing in Far Roskaws.
came down To breakfast tae o,nsr
mcFninE he missed hi. buil.r. WheI
Mr.. hniisr appeared a, the break
ias' table u few minutes ,s,sr she
informed Mr. Butier that her lew
eisy. worth about Si."":. had iis-
appeared during the nisn, from the
dresser in her bsdro1hi. As lsith-
or Mr., iusi.r's nu,ier nor Nrs- Int
i.ar' je~ei,y soaia be- ,ound any
where. Mr. Rntier called un IA. i'o-
lice station and Informed TN" official
in charge Of ths sirsnx-@oine'osnse
IN the disappearance OF bi,i.r ahc
j~w6irS. Alter mature deliberations
the paiiee officials hav. eoin- 10 the
conclusion that III" i.ss.b,iiu ~ a
casual connection between the s"in-
-id-nt facts Is ha' altogether ss-
eina~..
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
ElY'S CREAM BALM OPENS CloG6ED
N0STRllS AND HEAO--CATARRM GOES

I'll" ncs,riis. t-n~tfai.s ahi heals
the ia,iam-J. swollen n-mbrss"
which iia-s she ha-~. head and throa.
clears il~ air passages. ssors nasty
dis-hats- sid - feeling ot cleansing
soothing relief enn,.ss Immediately.
ien, lsl s~aE" 'oniEhi struggling
for breath. with h-ad stuffed: n"--
uiis .9"s~i. hawking and hin~ ins
:a;afTh .E soia. with i's running
n".-. f.n! mucous dropping into tho
throat. and rs~, asyncss I. distressing
bn, unis ascdi~ss.
Put soar faiih-just onec--in
"s,-r- Cream Baia.' and your cold
or ra,srrh will surely disapn-ar.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

hutorsrn BUYERS have br~r enabled
4" par :iirh"r price, 4. rost af
,hssH crab sn Ia New York. bni ~rs
viii ~" ..onb; shin by aireo' steamer
from Nrs.ssira to Nov York
Th- same is true "f the han ird-,
tho demand in tho United states .o-
liaEk,idn beans hcinE larger ever,
year. rh~s" ai.a is u his drmand in
New yor. aai the Atlantic cities
fer japsn".r oak and timber. This
I. now bought hy tho Germans ans
tive British. .hipD,i to Eurcut via
III - r. canal ar. r'<hirrcd =, Now
York.
With the opening of the Panama
.aaai American nuy"rs will aouti,.ss
pu'chas. directly aud have ,hrir con d.
sinhment shipr-d 10y way OF SE,-ri-
can waterways. thus saving the nro..
IL that COCA to German ana british
mercran'a Thus 10th IN cSports
AMI ir import. tic A,.an'i, scatNsrd
viii htLAfit in trade hy ia, compile
iicn nj tht canal ,ssE
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
Instantly clcAss Air Passages: You
Breathe Freely. Nasty Discharge
.ssnrs. Head Colds and Dull Herd.
ache Vanish.

Get small boi'i. anyway. Just to
Try IL apriy iit,i. in The nari'
arr Instantly ranr -insz.i pa.~ and
sinnr-'isup air ras-ar.s Of the had
will open: N"n will breath" n.ciS i.
auiinrs and h-ada.h- disappear, u,
morning ih- eaiarth. '"iI-sn-h"ad
or catarrhal sore lhroa, vii, h~ gone
fns such misery nov. &c, tho
snail bs:ii. of Fly. Cream i,aina''
at an, drug store. This sweet. fra.
grant hahn di-snl,~s ty tho h-s, oi
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
JAPAN HOPES TO .
INCREASE TRADE
THAN PANAMA CANAL

Toxic. Dee. iu.-N NesoliattOrs are
under way between the Japanese
sor.isn office and Thomas s-,nin,1ns.
Tinted states consul k-aeflI AT S0-
Eohaina. for an informal understand
In: whereby Pacific coast products
MAY be- introduced into Japan in
lars- quantities as u. result at =
proposed lowering Of Iapaas tariff.
These negotiation. are elnssiy allied
Win the study by toth ronntri-s al
ma .anai on .nmn.ie, II Japan a'-
cords fsan' tions 10 flsiiie s'Ss,i
products. especially IN canned EcoIs.
California wines. nuts. dried i-tiiis
wheat. Hour and lumber. Japan viii
expect soIn. soTt ot f~cirro- al ty-oi.
meat. 10 insisnr'. japanese u~r.
cnsnt. arr s~rs.,ali, drsisoas ~ "b-
,sinins mere favorable schedules
from tii. United states an sils tab.
riss. nni IL MAS uadesstass, here that
th- new tariff hill provided fos .e.ns
reductions
With iauar looking ierSafh io a
biE extension in trade. In North sna
soa,h America. the iaS.stisaitoas
p-r- ineiss,- tina, the t.ii~d state
on her iAa'' should he i'~n~fi'~',
srea,b hy III. opening Of the canal
in an Increased trade To jSnsa ann
its colonies. Ta~ ~>raftalica nj
pip-iu.is fTontt" t'n.t~'i Ssat-1 Ia
Japsn ~ auE,n.ntins m.r- quickly
tran from ,ti.cr pa,is II ,.- w"sia.
Tie nriaSiUHi ar"'a'l.. inciufins
rae cotton. n."inls. n'arrin' ~. irun
.nd steel product. ami k.r"s~n"
Gotta. ,o Irran ehi.tiS fran Atlantic
rehs, points ~ saiit"-sa At. ,-san.
,na,h~ Panama wn'"-sS with re-
aurSd ia'~s an' reduced tin" In
,r,as'g should .nia,rf the rsss~'.
con sii"rshiy.
..xr-r,st-. here ,',os. that the
American ua.cr nsa,iis snrr~''sip N
tn. lar Eat. hut owing To the Keen
' sNtNss 'VHpA " WIZ ~ u'"'' WV
hin, 40 s..-m sirai' rsntiss IN Ger.
tain iin... r.r nr-,~ aii keep -cni,n-
lsiiy in 'o,;eh With prevailing sondi-
tIca. and trade opportunities.
An enlarged market fat American
,r,a. viii y. fonni in Notra alter
the .srrr. u'..nine In consequence
q, ir. lower f,-ish, rate. aHi quick
r. H-'iv~rS The in'-rtJiicn wSut
ir.iua- American .4a' hi.cJy for
u,in~r and railways. aicci for bridges.
cotton manufactures ana rice from
r->p. and Louisiana hsrii~ the
,.,.or,,ou. rice cror IN iara.. the
har,ss, ts not suffiei. Mt to feed tho
population. aud importation ss nee.
r..pry.
Investigation IT. tinkkaido. the
northern, leland OF Japan. shows Ike
iinsri II - r"haiI.rabi- increase rf
.xTort. To- the United States. "sp-c. !,
in,ly beans. canned crab. shrimp gnn
sar.iinc.. which are In great demand
in the at,rn,ic coast H,aiSs. Fer two
YER. there has been a Spirited COM
between the Euror"an and
tn" American auycr- Tor tn. canned !
crab OF 'iaksai!n. TN account NJ
III. better Shipping facilities the
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

From tine iam-mnrisi Il ras
h..n the sI.inr "t 'ar tis N-~
York hotels =" display ifon "n" "G
tho iias.'sns an the roof IN" 'sss
at aay nation the ambassador "r
Minister Of sh,sh happened u" n''
The guest ot iAs hotel al III. time
mi. established precedent vas ht"h
On tn. other iay. h.A"s"r. at ih'
s.Cariion. when i've inr-isn an-
bas.Hacr. sns four ministers arrived
on,h~ same aas and riorr-i al the
hous. u ~a. iornd that tnrrr ~rr~
no, enough fiassiaffs .n the roof 1"
display all tr~.r flag. in addition Z"
the American iiar AMI a- l; wnui'
haVc h~-n . serious breach rt vsi'
rn-,,- "a display nIiv 'h- f'azs "i
Two %: the nation. represented an"
no, the o,.Cr.. ihrr- waR nothing
Lei, to io In, 4" omi, III" t"rniaIity
altogether. II Ia NO, h"ii","' 'hn'
this in.ia.n, will lead {" inirrna-
ti"uai complications.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
Bouil(on Cubes are not
Concentrated Meat Essence

meat ,ni Is present in freshly made
meat jnisa il entirely removed by
,hr manufactures in ORDER To make
a i.roauet whi.n may Oe k.pt "a long
,iEi. without spelling. Therefore.
the most valuable foSd elements Of
IN. msa, Juice usually do not reach
IN. consumer in these commercial
products.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10
ALLEGED BANK ROBBER
Arrested IN WINNIPEG

Winnipeg. Man. De. i".-iohn
Ktatciicnk-. charged by the police
with hoidinI ar tn" Bank Of Mon
trcal branch at Plum Coulcc. Mani
,oba. and kiliIns Bank Manager Ar
hold. was arrested in y r"o'ning
huus- here today.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

Mr.. - H. = ii-lnon, .s an ~A-
tn understand hss she rin msra.'
tn s-s "noish 'o cat ani . good
nights rest between her manifold
auii.s ami Interests. including Isoii-
tiss, woman's suffrage. labor asiia-
Iion. sociological problems ahi III.
exastins serial duties al her posi-
lion as u 3onaa Of --aiih and so
siaI rank. Dnrins the r-srn, visit of
Mr. rankhursi in N-s York Mrs,
belmont MSS constantly oh IN" 81,
i.robsbiY q. shos h~r sues, how
A,a-ri.an women orr aoins ihinss.
Mrs, belmont prrans.st . little ~
p.,i,,ian the oi,i~s, of Nhirn aas ,n
inau.. ,h. employees .t III. various
department stores IL ossnhi-- into
union. N.romIani.., by Mrs
Psakhu,ss Mr. inss Miihoiiaha
iiaisv-ssin. the .hinsins lesai ii.hi
of the oatfit. ami several nnion "s'
sanis.rs. Mrs- i;-inon' a-s.-n'i-''
u,1n sn- at the apartment s'of-s
sixth as-nu-, Sh- and her r"'u'
ianioss mad" the r"s,aas NJ tue
store. Informing The .mpl"y"s 'haf
after -iu.ius time .i-rsh-f. ~oni'
aa,sf->. them in front ot the s'or'
anu urs- them To ioin tie r-iail
clerks unior. The m-~iins Nas h-id
l.ut IL vas not much al . success
b-cau.e ,h. nanaE-rs as ,ar sior'
had I., tho -napl.s-. out through q
back door
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

Nhon o--s iia-.s Mvfrry's job II
irr r-rs..,~ni rti'aorr ..rr"raine
hiui nr- arli iounas,' and rSt ai-r--
~ ih~ oppression ~ y Sish. the hoss
will S-,iF- from gnc i-sd. rship Of
the Tsnrsnr organization AMI 80
Z" sir.1- irr sp+ii ;n f'o,-r
from the shpsE ST his g-Sgn, I-i-s,,
II e.., Tammany mos- than s:"v.s
""" - probably ss-ai deal move
20 l,.' .,-l.a,.t are 10 b. 'ansIsd .sisn
.fd ds, upon a .ana bFr vith i,,,lc
l.rs~pstt al being Heated within the
n.,t t~a y~srs Ta~r- is little sior,
ami rs.a i.-.s V-oIt, ir ss!ns the
head =! Tam-uahs hall ''usi-s such
i'-rtai .f I.,N "'i.~.nss- snd II
uuFvh, shauli r-ai,' retire i-nm
rowrs u viii probably h" rs,r"r .iif.
ii.u.; 10 und ans nian Ni.iins I"
,as- the i.t. senator Os.ar.nEn. ana
'.a'.h,ri, in~ s,ronsr>, nsn IA the
arrasisatiap and - man sish - 81. m
record. politically ana o'h~r,. i..'.
vs,.la n- tn~ natural .h.ir~ for the
po.,''o, of i-sifr. Lu' h. has dc
.inr,i the hon.s at. I'll. Erpini 'hst
b-irF y Eniisd sis'rs tsnaIrr keep.
him iai'y y. busy a. h- care. 4" h~.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

rh- rt-sni scandal inS.INins Ty-
trn nnf .-upany. I'll. bissc-t ticket
aprcuIsiinz "pa,rrn In th- 'i'y. and
the business department uf ;h- Met
rcI.c,i,a, opera house. has thrown
10" sias,ns i,m',lsa of publicity
upon tic hypocrisy ai the 'h"s'cr
rsnaE-m.nta of this "iiy and cS-
p.s.-i their .iupiicity !. dealing with
III. public. W.,i- pretending la
carry .n vigorous warIir,' aisins'
,irLc, s-nircr~ Ia protect the inter.
~.,s ~ the th"ai"r-s.ins ruhlir.
ani rsinx the most si'rciari,i,f
methods To- throw sand in'o the ',cr
of the p-opir. the ,h-a'"r tuannx-r-
have all the tim. been in silent part
r-ryfip with the ticket sp-culators.
surpiying .hcm with all the tickets
they waited and could i,sr,s". max
ing 'lc publ. pay the commissions
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

III, roilcc authorities Of Far