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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-12
CRUSHER PLANT
FOR BUCKHORN
GEORGE wiNeFIgLD MAKING A
NOTABLE IMPROVEMENT AT
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

When George Wingfield decided
that he would not accept $1,000. 600
for the Buckhorp mining properties
he determined to open up the mine
extensively ana equip il with a mod
ern mill plant says the Salt Lake
Telegram. This has required a great
deal OF money. all Of which he has
taken from his own strong box. but
II is said that he has a proposition
that viii pay him big returns on his
investment for a long time in the
future.
The crusher building OF the so
ton treatment plant Of the Buckhern
Mines company has assumed an ap-
pearance Of near completion The
crusher is already erected The
concrete foundations for BAN and
tube mills are in place and the foun-
dalton for the circular steel ore bin
is in course of construction.
Following out the system iIau-
gurated at the other isolated camps
in the state. Owner wingfield las
made the usual noteworthy prsvi-
sions for the comfort OF the work ng
force. The main dining hall has
been in use since July 3. One #
the connecting wings Of the hotd
has been commenced. While await
ing the completion Of this building
the men are scattered around town
in hotels and cabins
After many yicissitudes-the Sc
we're winter following the discovery
of the camp in 1909. the washing
out of the Eureka & Palisade rail
road in the spring Of 1slO-Buekhorn
has finally emerged as the center
OF population in Eureka county To
day the bulk Of the traffic over the
railroad is between Palisade and
Blackburn. The latter station is the
Buckhorn shipping point.
The work Of the last week on the
Centennial group. south Of the town
has been favorable enough in its
disclosures TO demonstrate that the
main Buckhorn lode has a length OF
at least three miles.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-12
Advice TO Those Who
Have Lung Trouble

Pulmonary lang trouble is said 20
Re- durable By simply living ln the
open ear ana taking an abundance %
fresh eggs and milk De an you pos
slllF ear 70 add 10 strength and i'm
crease weight eat wholesome, uour-
ish-ng food and breathe the cleauest
ana paresg air. and then II health and
yfrength do not return add the tonic
and beneficial effects Of Eckman's AL
feratFe Read what il did in This
cases
95s e STA 81. wilmington. Del
tl&TtieUeE In January. 1905
was taken with hem0rrhages OF the
lungs 4 took eggs and milk in guam
Ntles out I got very weak Mr.. e. A.
i4iPptnN0tt. nay employer fLappincott a
Co Department store. 3Qs 10 3i8 Mar
kel street V 1imln gton, DELI recon-
nneNaed 10 me Eckmans Alternative,
ana upon ais suggestion I began tax
tnE l1 Al once This was about June
1893 continued faithfully using no
other remedy and finally noticed the
clearing cf Ehe lungs I firmly believe
Ecknans Alternative saved my life"
lAffidaFit) JAS. SQUIRES
tAbeNe abbreviated. more on request)
z-ckHan Alternative has Ueen Prov
81 oE many years Rest 10 De most ef-
Sung affections. bronchitis bronchial
asthma stubborn colds and Ia upbuild-
ing IRE system Does not contain mar
E@tics palsans OF hsblt-forming drugs
rar sale 81 leading druggists Write
TIRE lcAEaam Laboratory PhIadnluhf a
Pa for booklet telling OF recoveries
and additional evidence.
Read the BONANZA Want Ads
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-12
CONSOLIDATED AUTO COMPANY

Carrying United States mail and
express makes daily trips from Tono-
pah to Manhattan and Round Noun
tain. Cars leave Tonopah daily on
arrival OF mail and leave Manhattan
at 2.30 .. m.
W. c. HARDING. Agent
Read the Bonanza Want Ads.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-12

Read tie BONANZA want Ads.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-12
LAYlNe IN A suPPLY

Of our groceries right now is about
as sure a way of saving money as
we know. Prices are rising, espe-
cially for high grade groceries like
ours So buy while We can still sup
ply you at our old low prices. Then
when the raise does come you can
count the increase as so much saved
by buying now.
RlcHRAo MERCANTILE co.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-12

"NNIFo = aUUU JOB Or "
is an easy matter if you do It with
our tools We have the tools for
everybody. the practical mechanic n
the clever amateur. Tools for the
boy, tools for the household. II you
are Judge. you'll know their good.
ness. II not, our reputation is a
guarantee Of quality.
RICHARDS MERCANTILE co.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-08-12

The Bonanza hereafter will not be
sent to anyone, after the expiration
o. current subscription unless the
same is renewed BY direct request.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-22
CITY NEWS.

But two more shopping days till
Christmas.
Open evenings until after New
Years. j. F. Daugherty & Co.
See our electric reading lamps
before buying. King Plumbing Co.
Contributions for the United
Charities can be left at The Gate City
Office.
Phone 81 for a case OF Leisy
beer when you're out
j. B. We'll has been invited to
deliver an address before the Iowa Re-
tail Merchants Association which
meets in Mason City next February.
Phone "a for case of Leisy
beer when you're out
If it were not for the artificial ice
company there would be some appre-
Ihension among the ice dealers about
the winter harvest
Francis Marion Myers of Musca-
tine, Ia, and Dslla Marie Hagerman
OF Muscatine were united in mar
iih6C E'uilHly diLSl uCOll DIT l. " CHUCK
by Justice James s. Burrows.
Another new line or neckwear
just received. Jones, the halter.
Marriage licenses were issued r.,
]. B. Kline, 28, of Memphis, Mo, and
Myrtle Pickard, 1s, OF New Boston
/ Francis Marion My ars of Muscat ne
46, and Della Marie Hagerman, OF
Muscatine, 81.
Many Of the larger cities of the
country are reporting thousands OF
men out of employment. In Keokuk
mort everybody who wants work can
get 1t. In any event there is no lavga
number of men cut OF employment
Keokuk's 1913 has been very pros
porous one.
The funeral of Ell A. Smith was
held at the A. NJ. e. church at $3.50
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and there
was large attendance. The funeral
/ followed at Oakland cemetery. The
pail bearers were: John Draine
Thomas Rush, Fred Jenkins Hamp
ton Woodland, Albert Armstrong and
John Johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-12-22
CITY NEWS.

Japanese goods at Foulkes'
Auto robes for Xmas. Sherwood.
Order a case Of Puritas dark
lager today.
Electric devices of all kinds. King
Plumbing Co.
Hurry, hurry, hurry. Only two
more shopping days.
He will appreciate an Ewers Nc
Carthy Co. suit or overcoat.
"A reading lamp will make very
suitable gift. King Plumbing Co.
If you have not been an early
shopper, shop during the morning
hours.
Better be thinking about those
good resolutions. About time for
their enforcement
The lad with pair Of skates or
a sled is very anxious to get an OPP
rortunity to brighten up the runners.
After that Christmas dinner,
smoke a Bob White or Tom Morton
cigar.
DO not fail to hear the Edison
concert tomorrow night, 1880 o'clock
at the Edison shop, 512 Main.
The North road train came down
today with large list of passengers,
the people residing along the line TAX
ing advantage of the opportunity to
do some trading. The train was held
until $50 this afternoon which gave
the shoppers two hours more time in
this city.
Foulkes' for Christmas pictures.
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Who We Ar,

Th~r. are many people who think
that IN" term American embassy
shouId h. changed to United States
embassy" becaus. the latter sound.,
more dign!fi.d and bcH'tins ,bi. sr.a,
country. They do M, r-siiy-. however.
that the ''ruited states" may mean
III" tinted States Of Colombia or the.
United States Of Brazil. A. u matter
Of fact. We are American. b.caus" ~-
live In N. United States of America.
In Spain. however American mean.
= pcr~on who lives In South America.
The spsniards call the p.'ople OF this
country North Americans" or Van.
kees." The latter term was most
popular just before the late disturb
ance between the United statcs and
Spain-~i'h the addition Of pig
Troy Record.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. bee. :".-iiox.; Receipts
-. .0o". market steady ~ n Shad" I'M
der yesterday average. buik o'
sales IS: to S. lights 90. to $:
mixed 80. to >.i". heavy 80" to
s.i": rough =. "to 5.S": pigs ss.'
to go"
Cattle: Receipts $500: market
riow. generally steady. bcevcs -"
to $50: Tcxa. steers $50 iO 80:
western steers g." to '.S,: s,ockcrs
and feeders ; to 80: cows and heiI-
err ) 80 to $50: calves , to II.
sheep. Receipts 10000. market
steady to Zoe under yesterday
close: native rs to clio: western
I.1a to G.IV: ycarlingJ o.s' to 40:
lambs. native go 10 $50. western
$50 to 30.
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NOTICE

Sealed bids all b. received iUs ,Ie
construction al the Lac Nsinss so.iu.
- C.aH Ii.'is". until ~ .'.isrh \ =. 10.
JannnT, 80. 1911. by the Hoard Of
'".n'y Iou1faissi.nsss of Las AultsAs
c.Iny. C"l". ~ their "ff,s-. '"rn.s
Main and Ch-a'nu; sI-vis. tsiaidsd.
Colorado. according q" r'ans sad
s,'-.iiicasi.sa -. fsi- Nth !. ". a"d
", ~, i'spr c"mpss'. ss'his-'r.
Masonic ii,iid,ns. yfiaidad. COLI,
~ ai.s,- date aud hour all hlds viii
b. rpbii-iy .p.ara ssj rad sSuad
All bio. ~ Ir sFEsa me. a.
Tour, iiou.~. sni asdses.rd ~ The
undersigned. The tk,as'i reserves ihr
risi' Z" reject sny aud all bids q.
= Harlan, Chairman.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago. III. prc. s..=AitAo,si'
eh.at showed .ssa- Nraksrss. 81 sh-
"a,s.s. to-day. prices s~rmcd tnriinvt'
is har,i-n afterwards Opeuias psi.'
g. rars-d from ! tn !c l"~vs IN L.
s.s,aa. ihs-mt'~t .oaiiaus.i -sst
but the more active options tnsd' ,
sio-issat. gain
The assk., sio.rd easy. I" u
under last nisai
T,sh,a-.s IN the th-csmb.s d-iiN'
-sy sa.s t,rma-ss to the r-as ~ u.
..rn market Prices started ! m l
oft lo ie up ssd s'-sdicd Got far be'
ia~ the top ,yid n ,ip opsslas Hs'
"s's i. -
The close "a. ~-sk. ,o 2 aud is
nc; lover
Shorts In the .ais trad" 'o'"i.d'
an account of the 'orn haix-, When
their waas. ~~s. satisfied. h"~r,~ ~,
the market relaxed.
Close Wheat. MAY .".. joI,
>s.
Corr. December .s:; May .sl.
Oats. Nay toe. july i.s.
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SEEK FOR THE sunny SIDE
70 lssA Always sss ne ossa 10 o~s
- shs Main Sssssss - lhs's
Nsep'nssAs

Oss sbs hussas . sssin On . hos
asy 10 usasiiy esSssai 10 esnu>s . s~s'
On the shaaS side u 80 'ooA - much
eass To tnak On The .sAny side .. ..
do 10 81, os The shady side ,his ~oaid
s- far NOR ene,~ss-d ssA psAr~fui
sssid
The h~ss sf suoa hsb''s 10 esi'ivai~
10 thai et ss~,rg 'hissS - > radiant
ssa sies,oss sond Of daSi,x sso~ :
then. aos - shsp-s aini, d~srs'sd IL.
the siooa of . prs'ii~niiAi cavern
iesafs . sio0s ia The asid-sad mn
the ua6sf eide. The side aas, from sh-
sun. 700 ~iii asd . damp and sroa'd,
fssia~ss. With all msas~s ~ r'ss'sns
ssAy legged creatures shA, rus asa,
from shs iishs h~eauss tho, ~ MT
toss u. Nov Aia~s~s' u 10 FINN the
b-su'y os the sos-'~ sra the ,-.du's
Of The gs-eassasd living in The op~s
snd ioohias toward the sky In life u
ts lite sAss. We hsve sot ssesstsis~S
the secret Of hsppinsss ua'il 90 have
isarseA 10 iooh. 10 sosh. as1 10 live.
forever on tho sssny ssds. .-rhiie4es'
phia Ledger.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The regular annual n..tinS .i the
slSs tLDii"Ts ~ tLr International
stat. iisHk al TTiEid-a. Colorado.
aiil b. h.id Al iIs ssaAios E"pss. ~
Trinidad. Colorado. oa Monaas. Jan
uafS 9Th. 1914, a. ,h- a1uf "' three
IliFts osio1s ia III. afternoon I"F
the -i-stiou ~ directors is' ia" 60
.ains y-sT sHa i1T Ihs ,ssnsssiion "i
.asb other blsin.ss as msS properly
sSsa- t.-toT- said m--sias
DsI-.i ,his Iih iss ~ p.s-n,b1f.
a II 1918,
III. International state Hank,
is, Wtn a. rirs,-.is Cashier,
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rs c.s.s,s eyps.ss.

II . ssssessaiss ses'iess iiss. .
oiliSse syDsies sssHc In aad fro sernss
ksfoes rsnn EAST Tn r.s' 'hs, raj
ssai~ ~ tho b~sisalas Of asmm~r. and
~sss TO Vss' 10 the TALL Nosh.s~ arc
the, wanted. ~ses,uh~s~ arc they
eyed s''h ssspirinn. but s'ii' -s-r,
ssAr they v1A1ef and the Authorities
NJ the Countries the, cross df-sd their
~omtse and srr relieved "a hen 'hev 90
There 10 aisa,s tfopbI~ ~ the
sron'i~rs. Herr tho .and~r-f. arr
slapped. Questioned aud often impris
on-d - warrants Hut 'hes- is moth
iax TO do but naaliy let 'hrm 90. and
they Invariably return the n~S' year.
An effort tn aid snd project these
syp.i'.s I. being n,a.~ hs s~iss
ri-rey man. Rev. " heuy~r. i,- has
orkanisrd = society on~ of the pur.
tp.~s Of which 4. To instruct the Eyp.
si~s In IN. Christian religion. for there
nomsds are all paEans
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
.rlh D. -, "a Ian =. -
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

NDu ar. h-rss .osiit.a lhs, The
snpusi s,sr hh"i.i'' m-~'iIs "i Tie
rFiaidsd ,TiFs a Iii~ company -iii
IL. held - the offs" ~ 'h- ps"'ii"ni
"f the .aii s"mpsHS, ssi '"hNvH'
street. in th- gu ~ TriBiia'i. Ssa,s
~ ."i"Fa.iu an ~. is,h .isH "' Jan
usFs. Isii. al "a" "'si.~A ~
The said m-.,inz -iil 10" h"ii for
tbs. s,rt-ss. ~ -ir 'ins it,aSd oi
Directors 4. maass" sa" affairs ~
th" Company sof ,h" ..saias N-aI.
anL Ia ,rsasa., sa.h other business
- mas .on,- rr.p-siS b-'isT' > sioeA'
hoii-ts m--'ins
y. ". riEH'E. s.s',
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

N.a York. D,e, S..- siioeAs a.i-
ssnsei s-nsfsliS to-day aisIoisa 4
speculation for sh. rise MAS mol as
sT-~sis- sSn,im-n, tssoEss, sa~ long
sid. sna Tia. nark-, ~ss not iniil-
cared Ds s.sor iinaEsisi statements
ot railfosas ia safiois ssstiohs. the
reductions of,i.Eesi ia fi.isAI sat-s -
the middle - .asI ans ia- siifI-ni.s ol
sai a.oa-, -iIh the spPFoas. oG ~.
ssr-.ha
si.cks .hirB .sE- iaGsIssi IA
'F.si.fiaYs a..lla-. rar,iuisfiS
aiding ami csssiian rscisir. led
tn. ads anr- ,sSiaS
Tue shnoussea-s, Of al. s.r.Iar
-rssip tsF s-rtain .,.r.s and in,-S-
-sIs of the Si-s-I SloF.7s corporation
gave III. market a ---,t.arl i1y = 'im-
t.at the traction ass mot s.,"'-.
Hands ssF- steady
The -aTis afternoon naus -l.,-1l ~.
.io.a.afi, Ik- mafk-, f--iiIs noS-
seai-is tL.s accumulation os L-arish
factor. tni0a taSiIi.s NDg.tnt-
net -ssnshss fell off Sts5.-. ana
i4sasi.n .as again a seller to a is1s.
~NI.hi
SsAl. buSths osi-s. a-s- m-' after
ts.- lie, bGst pait- y setback sst
,i,.n inysF,.i a better 'Sn- Read
ias sss Lsashi IN big biloxi. ssain
bat ht-r- ~ss iisii- lit" iH ia. 'isai'
inss -i.-- h.f-,
The market .ia.-i s.ak,
Traders b~eam- active oh sh- short
side when IL sas .~-a sh-f- -ss nu
Immediate ia.-n,iS- Z" pa, "a, !.sic-s
further. Reading. rsns.iisn fasists
AMI Nmslsama,-d ~-r- IaE'tsuisriy
seak
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
STREET PRAY: Is IN CHICAGO.

.hi.as.. iA. i".-snaT.h s.rA'
$50 and si,s .i,Loriiss. of tai..Es.
has- aa.lsa In rffarss 4. hss- =
''.i-s.so.is' N-- Year. see sri-bss-
,,us in sh,. si'H Tomorrow n'sn', ~
os.i-s sf MAs.F Harrison all .s'o"ss
.iii ~ .io-s.i pssn'I.'is an hoaF aft
.s l.sini.ht AMI no Aos-is at r-s'sur'
aa,s -iii L- l-ssni''si io s"ii iiaasg
alter that h.tr No LSf1s. .Sristsi
.r lis .I-Ts All IT, sii.s.l In ihr
s,r-ts- Tar. huIas-si ,aihisi-fs
have offered Ia pra, ~ a"sn town
.,r--s sor.-rs ~L.-- sh- N-- Year
s.i-Lrsnts ar. ia sh- habit .i saith
-rink
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
KANSAS cI1i LIVESTOCK

Kansas City. Mo. Dee. 3O.-iIoss:
Receipts 1900: narke, steady
bulk Of sales $50 to 40. heavy $50
to I.s5. packers and butchers 10
TO Z O9: lights $50 to 1.S3. pigs G.1'
to rs.
Cattle: Receipts 1000. narkc;
steady 10 strong: prime fed steers
y. so to .: dressed beef steers I.:o to
$40. western stcern 60 to ::
southern steers q to s: cows i.'c to
IL: hcifers & 80 to SIS: stockcrs and
feeders $50 to T.25: bulls . to .:
calves $50 To II.
Sheep: Receipts 5000: market
steady to strong: lambs 40 to S.lo:
ycarlingy SIS 10 :: wctheru 10 To
5.7J ewes 20 to ..
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
KEEP HUNTERS FROM DlRos
oes ossS vhssO. s~S Absvs Al. vhs'
caa 0s ess6 Ter shs psssiisaS
MseeDise-

In The sSssh n cAssAs the Aassstss
ssisas supreme The sssros that ssss
froR streams. iAk@s seA msrshes. n
each eon<s Ia ,hs avfsss asd s.ssTes
dry. fvea ,ks skis he wore ~h~s .
sisRies In the water. cannot es
checked or resisted rhSash s-Akis
blown ssids b. the siaa o. dstsss on
,, ss.okr. shsy ussssh ~ the force
~ sunssss
There 10 soopsssssiaa far their vir
sisSs annoyance, ssA ssse fos ihsu
issnsAiasios Of ,hs ssfss os sssi~sia.
ao0esAssiAnas Aaos~ ,mpsrsa' 'ssI
she f~edihs Of treat ssA bass ffy
fAss rsosse' ssr fss,hss-d sAMs aas
iss The s~ss.ss s~sssss and issss- in
nusits Ia tAs Aarks os AiGfAhis thai
rear their ssusAs In ,he ASsshssh
soa-as The sss COLLECTOR, the skih sssi
;-essi ard all the isaaisi,iss. sasisri.
i1s adj The aO.ssas and sasfsss. aasihs
The n~ssihs season, ere warned al b.
thai otnihos. ssd t--ssisssst saa II
- s.ss- elective ihAh all the HAMs
preserving ssA bird ps.s-eiisx ss.,
stes Z, ihssr~s sAfusS aufiss .hA'
k.ipssss lim~ she's the asosb~s bifI
cas- osis aalssr aipss ,h- srp1si IN
pasoi,ssa 'egsss. afa ling ,hs 'ns sJ-i
sSsS sssn h-s treasured b.' b-ips-s.
ssts-s,~ tks bird iif- iha, sAss-s tAs
eeslin~e, -iii s-s' ann.ivsi.s, ~ ia
vassss sos'hssn s-ss~Ais
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
MfHwkAL

N.a YORK. iAes 3..-fL- mar
riAse oi Miss 1isaas ~ Aluri.h,
daughter vi Mr Ahi Air. spehsss
Aidr,.h. and s1aniey Matthew, q .On
oi Mr. and Mrs Mortimer MAi'ns~ /,
oi Cincinnati and a grandson of iAs
late STANLEY Matthews. .aPSeias
court justice ami Al oa. time inii-si
states senator ifoa Ohio. taOk place
ia calvary church ihi. afternoon
IT,. brid. ~a. at,.sa.i sy Miss Mar-
sAs.t i'afro,iEhs VI 1i-Ondon. Ens-
land, ss maid vi hosas, sLefi-S Mog
sss ci Gineinssii sst--i a. best nsh
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
100. 600 10 slN0 N
NEW YEAR ~ NEW YORK

N.- Nof1. ilrv. SO. MsE- ,hsa
i.". .~s. p-fsohs aye -,s-stsi la
sash-f s,-'a, 'ns so's'nani'S 'hr,si-
aia. ,r-.s IN MAsiisOa S.iuas- '.sr--s
s..sssosro~ nisHi and i"in Ia ih- -.'i-
soE,.ias sssas at the birth a.. IL. Nee
N-ar \ bsni 1T -rs-sig-iis- pi-e-s
ard a srosii. a., several hanir-si
si.srtsi.r> all lead IN The mlsi"si
program
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
ks Knew the Tyne.

for n Sunday walk In the park. was
much Interested in watching the swans
while u keeper was feeding them.
"Papp.' he asked. is that n papa
swan or mamma swan"
Which one do YOU mean. hobby
THAT tired looking one over there
with tho feathers all pecked on IN.
Top Of its head and the one the others
won't lot &c, any Of the bread"
THAT. my son." replied his father
sadly. without even troubling to look.
is the papa swan
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
MESSENGER AND DELIVERY
Jasaah's ruIrh ib-ii,.sr sna Mes
eas.s Service. rhon- Trim. ~. iss
BANDITS FATHER SEEKS 10
INDUCE SON TO SURRENDER

rin.', i;'.. Nv. iA. 5o-1.m ...n.
Irirksan father a; ''iiappf is.s
ii-niEirE Eso. t-as.r of 'h. npil.
'a.n--r. ~h. several dag. az. s.',.-s
'-,ur- in an s.aaaou ~ ."ai n,s-
araF L-su AFT r. a battle si,h u s.sr-
ir. p.ssr-. entered III, min- al n..o-,
to-day IN an effort 1. irLi-e his
sous ANA their .onii.ani"a. I" r'.s,.
-, ani Surrender ,u them ,i.'ass
authorities T.ir ii"nirirhss'u sA.
take. ftom the i'inSili- IaIi. Nh.r'
he had i.ern held at. - charge "t .'a-
spiracv in connection with the s.n.
inE ~ ]. ". Miller.
I, 'h,. .'-p does not prove -'i-''-
,i,. til. au,hori,i-. h"l- 80 swrsr
III. men "u, with -uiphur fun-,
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chlras". D--. :c.-firs' sale n'
provisions varied from III. ran- rs
last niaht Ia u d-ciin" of -,
Close: Pork. January gee. Mas
.u..".
Lard. January i..:'5. Mns To-
,...
uii,.. January 1855. May 1888.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30
What . Child Nssds Most.

II Ia not. after all. \ smattertng Of
chemistry, or an acquaintance with
the habits Of bees which will carry
our children through life. but a ca
pacity for doing what they do not wan,
to do. II II be a thing which needs to
be done. They will have to do many
things, they do not want to do later
on. II their lives are going to be
worth the living. and the sooner they
learn to stand to their guns the bet
ter for them. and for all those whose
welfare will lie in their hands
Agnes Repulier in Atlantic Nonthiv.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-30


nasiiy The vof~i referred to IN th.
statement Of .s-,nsti 10 frahh q
Soxei Ut this .iy. who ~ss s..sria'
ri With s!yxri in the baskisx an.'
~ssI-sAis, ~ " .s,.. hsss.s-..
The .,st.m-ai emphasizing 'n-
si-e.i. cs.sp~r 4 ca0essy u ch,.s-
so. !. In sa cay Involved IN the re-
.-issrship. ''iss hasias.. h ,-st
profitable" sAy. the .,s'~s,-a'. 'asa
has BEEN .s fer a number of y-as.,
The conduct os tina, company. an u.
iinois -.' .snra'ioa. ~ii' no, lee affect
81 hy 'h-sr sf"e-rdins.
The I,~li,i.n tiled by the .i.z-,
sior.- Corporation aiso states that
si-s-i. ru'Is- 4 COMPANY s Chira'
so /. not - party defendant. TIE
petition declares that the variou. dc.
Icndan,. would i.' .aii-d on s.,on q
m-c, h-a', "biisasion. and 'hH
lrr.dI,ors ~-T" pressing them. hns.
that . T-,-i,-rship IL asked for. TO
s@N' Wv s"sspus ''Ht'"'NN '"s'
sheriff. sales and similar, -ummar,
proceedings which would prevent
t.,cM from containing business.
The sirs-i stor-s Corporation,
which has brought ih- action asainsi
tho sin, ,aon. Crawford Company. the
Fourteenth Street Store. The M.s.
chants. Exvrc.n COMPANY. Henry
Sicgcl aud Frank r. vo,cl. ,ioing q
who,c.,lc and, banking business i"
the name of Henry Si-gcl 4 Com
pany. a.Iuircd all the properties In
dicaic,i as well ss the entire stock III
Sicxci. Cooper 4 Company. of Chtca-
20 aud tile simpson Realty Company.
~ New York corporation. The capi-
tai, stock of the Siegci Stores Corpos-
alton il s1.se1 800 common and So
UOO.0o" preferred. The officers are
Henry Siegci. president: r. T.. Vogc1.
vice president and treasurer: Robert
!. McMeckin. secretary. Directors:
Henry Sicsci. +. y. Vogel. Max Pam.
". u. Butler. Joscpr Beach. ". j.
Ma'oncv and Isaac Kcsn.
The Greeuhut-SieEcl.C Cooper Com
pany. y department store In New
York City. II not involved In the re-
ceivership. Joseph h. Grccnhmt Is
associated with jerome Sicgcl AMI 6.
\, Cooper and not with Henry Sicg-
ri