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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-17

sidered beneficial 10 trees Fruit
growers ought 10 practice more win
ter irrigation than they do now"
College FOoibaII Scason Under WAY.
The football eleven of the New
Mexico State college met ana defeat
ed the team of the cavalry stationed
az El Paso on Saturday October n.
the score OF the game being 9 \ 10 o.
This Is the second victory won by
the Mcsllla Valley Aggics since the
beginning OF the 1918 season. these
being the only two games played 30
far. The first game was won from
the ~ Pas0 High school week ear
Tier 10y the closer score Of 7 To g.
The college viii be represented by
a strong eleven this year Il present
Indications count for anything. Tho
heavy backflcld of last year was lost
last spring by graduation. hut new
candidates have taken their places
and Il Ia expected that the team viii
play up To the tradition OF the inati-
ution The schedule includes games
win the University of New Mexico.
Catholic Athletnic Association Of ri
paso, a return game with the cav
airy team, and one with the Univer-
sity of Arizona. the final game of tho
year being with the New Mexico Mil
itary institute al Roswell on Thanks
giving day.
Commercial Courses Bcing Boosted.
The commercial department Of the
college has Just issued bnoklet set
ting forth the advantages offered 60
young people of New Mexico for busi-
ness training In that department. Tho
various courses are described in de-
tan and attention Is called Ia the fine
records MAIDS by graduates of the
department, which has been training
young New Mexicans for business ca.
recrs for tho past twenty yeurs and
numbers among 81 graduates many
lending business men of the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-17
ADVISES CARE IN
IRRIGATION IN
The FALL
Interesting Suggestion from
Director of State College to
Orchardists; State College
Notes.

State College, oct i6.--A number
OF valley orchardists nave been in
qulrlng as 20 whether Il would be
advisable 10 arrigato their trees now.
Professor Garcia. director OF the ex-
pertinent station, wishes 10 advise
them through the newspapers as fol-
lows.
I'm giving advice on this subject
Il Is well to take into consideration
the local conditions, IL Il were q
little earlier In the season Il would
not be considered "a good plan to ir-
rigate trees. as there would probably
result new growth, which would
not have time 20 mature or season,
and might be winter killed. But now
II b. SO late Ia the season that frost
is likely To occur any night. which
would check any effort made hy the
tree To start new growth, II irrigat-
ed now. The starting OF lot of new
and succulent growth by late irriga p
tion is "a thing to be- avoided, but
there n NO danger OF this at the pres
.ent time. on the contrary an irri
cation from now on would doubtless
be very beneficial 90 the tree and
besides there Is water available now,
whre there might not be later on. n
The orchard soil is dry as has been
the case All this summer and fall. Il
late fail and carly irrigation Is CON
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-17
"CAsCARETs" CLEANSE
LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick Headache, Consultation,
BiliOusness, Sour stomach had
Brcatll--Cnndy Cathartic.

o't iV-ttHt hoA now.
Are YOU keepiag your liver stomach
and bowels clean. pure and fresh with
Caacarets merely forcing Il pass
ngeway every few days with salts. ca .
ihartic pills or castor OF? This "
important
'ascarets Immediately cleanse tho
stomach. remove the sour. undigested
end fermentlng food and foul Rasesi
take the excess bile from the liver ana
garry out OF the system the oonsti.
pated waste matter and poison IN the
bowels
No odds how sick. headachy. bill
.ous and consiipated you feel. Cas-
caret tonight viii straighien YOU out
by morning. They work while YOU
sleep. a i0-cent box from your drug.
gist viii keep your head clear stom~
ach sweet and your liver and bowels
regular for months Don't forget
the children--their little insldes need
la gentle cleansing. too.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-17

special value Of this grand laxative
tonic Il that It IL suited to the needs
Of every member OF the family. II Is
plcasant-tustipg, mild and non-grlp-
ing. Unlike harsh physics. q works
gradually and In very brief time
the stomach ana bowel muscles are
trained to do their work naturally
again, when all medicines can be dis
pensed with.
You can obtain a bottle az any drug
store for ffty cents or one dollar. The
latter size 10 usually bought by fam.
HES who already know its value. Re
suits are always guaranteed or money
Will be refunded.
Families wishing To try free sam.
pie bottle can obtain Il postpaid by
addressing Dr. W. y. Caldwell. az
Washington ST., Monticello, ~. A
postal card with your name and ad-
dress on u viii do.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-17
All CIOgged Up?
Here's Quick Relief
siml,ls Kennedy to Corrcct Constl-
patton Before IL Becomes
chronic

NfA'RANN'
Very few people 10 through life
without some time or other being
troubled With constipation. Thous-
ahdH lnjure themselves by the use Of
strong cathartics. salts, mineral wat
ors, Pills and similar things. They
have temporary value In some cases,
Il is true, but the good effect 10 soon
lost, and the more one takes OF them
the less effective they become.
a physic or purgative Is seldom nee
esaary. and much better and more
permanent results can be obtained By
using scientific remedy like Or.
Caldwel's syrup Pepsln. n does not
hide behind high sounding name,
but Is what II is represented 10 be, a
mild laxative medicine II Is ~ mild
that u 1usands OF mothers give II TO
tiny 4 fants. Ind yet n IL 10 COM
pounded. and contains such definite
ingredients that II win have equally
good effect when used by person
suffering from the worst chronic con-
stipation. In fact, among the great
est endorsers OF Syrup Pepsin are cid
criy people who have suffered for
Yeats and found nothing 20 bonofit
them until they took syrup Pepsin.
II Is a fact that millions OF fami-
lies have DR. Caldwell's syrup Pep
sin constantly IN the house, homes
like those of Mr. H. w Fenstermaker.
slegfried, Pa He says he has had
wonderful results from the use OF Dr.
CaldWelis Syrup repsln, that. Ia fact.
he has never found a remedy 30 good.
and he Is glad to recommend H. The
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-17

In foreign countries you come Into
competition with the best goods iro1n
every land. An article mnst have
merit Of tho highest order 10 win
esteem. In many 81 these countries
chamberlain's Cough Renedy g. tina
most popular medicine In, use for
coughs snd colds because &c Ia the
best For sale BY al druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-17

why aid you move away from
ChlcagoY''
The doctor advised my husband 10
move to some town with only ono
team 20 worry about "--L0ulsviil
courior-Journal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-17

This years hop crop. the world
over, h estimated al $4,000. 400
pounds. ana the world Is now using
annually about iS7eOo.ooo pounds.
hui last Years crop was bumper
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-17

coca, 5oO.O 900 pounds) and tho surplus
hops will help out.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-17

The HERALD want AID gets
the best results.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-19

Cons lan,lnople lE, believe. the sole diplomatic post to which summer re. idences are attached Each envoy also has z steam laurch, for keeping in toceh with the Sublime Porte. ff--~n mics away, and q desps tch- boat !s o-tAU@d tD sarh embassy except ihe Persian Th-s- dignitIes cane af,pu, v-ry naturally. by reason q The epi denics and disorders Nhlch used tp break o1, IT the city, the habit of Constantin0pie t0 transport itself bodily to the B0zphorus during the summer. and the generosity of the E1i- tanz The English French and Ger man Governments ali own beautIf1! estates al Therapia, presented 10 them by different suitans, while The Russians are magnihcently esta blished at an adjoining village. Their great hill side park is perfect wood, so dense in summer that the water is scarcely visible from Il. If l nigh.
 
 ambassa dor than any other. He o-c- cupiez a charming old red Turkish r,alace-or Greek rather. since it once belonged to the famous Ypsilant!s - with jutting upper rooms supI,Drr@'5 on curved wooden cso.U=ls. His garden is not so large as some otfer<, | -t more sApientIy Ald out 4 oydg@ leads from the house 10 the tr-t TT race. whose flowers and tres irr-s-
 4 formal avenue ard steep wD@-1- pa ths mount to the grassy upp@r ter race. commanding between noble pines and b-eches ,he mouth of the Bize :; S@a- The Italians also make YiII@-z- ziatura al Thera pia- the Austriaras and PsFsians being instaIle farther down the BDsphorus Our ambassador is the sole envoy of his rank obliged to hunt up hired quarters. though even some Of the smalI legations occupy their own summer homes Should congress ever persuade itself that ann l tassadorial dignity Is lining worthy 10 be upheld. 0r should some sultan present us with one q! the old estates still availa ble ] hope we shall build
 an embassy in keeping. Ike the Wrench l with its surround ngs and not such a rnonstrpsi,y as other powers have put l up.-Slr1bneYs
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-19
WHAT COLLEGE LIFE MEANS TO
 MANY.

The .osA .s 44l,e firmly and widely b d that 'be advantages If c ilege life 4s thing entirely spar1 from Lat one can learn in cOll+gs--tt.zI . st 46en, can get the Les, out of hl< college lte hy not stgdy.tE very much This delus.on lakes it's sharp e=t and cornnor-<c Jrrr . th= op<a- ior. hat the high-staa3 mar. The d<- tlr@ 1-she'i s.aoLar coG@xr. l= cot api tp tD as vel s1 fer fife u ta= man who stands tsx-r n t;s cia-ss st-c -s. / .= ps1szs6ie . --t 5A-en 5 2 70 s-gg-st :. t5=Ir =,.cs raA; z < h.: 2ec-ssary Cr eEen 3-=l-49..- to .te ..y T=4I IT academic pursuits. o-ca-s r. -zh horcr r.-n n cp-=g- a@,-r am .-1: V n1ca atr-r<arG = 4d-cs % /, acn9-lce th-z Judgment 4: tA= tErn4-y c.nEer-taole E.:h grea; en- itAs,s and abundant scorn fer th,y.= who question x, are quite common
 
 linzgin- vhAI Us origln wak, it is '.rta!n taA; ' ls n tke yery teeth rf he facts The writer has made r.- cent!y Httl- investigation in regard tr the high honor men in certain classes n Harvard Yale. Princton, EFowr and Amherst taking as basis h. Lanes included n Who's Who .n Arnerlc4" fJr lsI9-II r .s perfectly Tue that on.y y+ry -m4ll par, of it-e succ-ssful men, aE- included n t:--t ;--o.- II ls probably true that s..In= ale Included IL U Nho are not r-@44y s3 yery s1cresstui after all. But fy- ;.e p1rp-|s~s of this inquiry the s~F-nje-E tho1sand i've hundred fr-x-s.x Lame. included in thA, col .-7ctur 4,- sG5c.enL Tbe ch4rz : xa-ta -his l,yg-.4r t-i-sion 6rlng= 4k44rs. h. f gh -ho,Or man .s ;.4t f.- $ ln-1.ca-n, IT, practical fife. that. hyxeYe. much he r.ay have learned o1t ot ts,5Es -h+ !s rrt ssie to hold dyxn A J,o in r,al life. Nov, a man who is not able 10 hold doxn d l,o is Just the man who da--s not g-t into tt4- lls-.--Scr.bners
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Official Paper
MOVIE. ALASKA. .-sE g, fs1a

To@ r3gat .--p ~-s .@a when a Hs--tJnx s4. c4.,-! ,. z the n-~ rs4In-Lz .4.. 1@. -sa : such IT.. lls...4'-. ,.. -a...r-.r- 4xska and. ,~:r-@l l-, ls-E-- ---r.: ~- Ezrd pen!a- .--- 'f-z. .a- -ry gt-='+-' are sha,llG l~ t-ke- .-: -- :. . --..- a pern.A s-.Et pas. ~f t-.. .-. =rning ,ii. isosG,rE ot .r.-. ln-}-<-. t is so inn Lf>rEaht t1-aI 1a- >--... Dat admire ts+ ca-.s ei t1- "a 'ct. :e1r men who r-ad= :; ~.t.o-: .-st,g .ieat upon i, u.>r= J4E0- ,,.41. Nzs .. ---zr disposal T,sey n.-s- t4 - .1c1H:i nat such d A~ so-G A4.v G:y-2a; upon shs< ;-s=sss ;,.s "F='a z: ,--g many indeed and :,r sa-s i.z4s.n ;. :5r To otber they e-=s-r.s Lif.et.t-=t.-,. cy- real hero as-ff.
 it a-i t- g.@4--sa. f they could &--, L.. p mia-ae-. |. sEsdom in tr.fxs.t t:- -4~ .-' t-nz and may L. tA4y wl os ~oea he matter is thoroughly t4s<-gss@s3 and the law test .,; bsr al pr+s~.t at3 af-er some weeks c. thslklf.g | wo.,4 .E4rdy be sdv1s- as- 7, d. 4.~ ia.z al ;o te without T-.zrs ,eT. s~r.1.a 3..-,. Of course t'-+ 4-" t.@s L.. 4--. t-ssd and. as As'l5- / ,,-. .-Z-s-z -9rg declare. the lr1~>t c, -N 4A ..- ',.e .ex-ing as the s'-@: '. .-.a.:z ; n the eating
 U. "-+-T. ..-- - r--a,. esa-s rot like 4 s-..1.ix .= .a, ', gay easily chuck 7 n.t, ':.@ Fty,e e: a., ;t.e head of the 4..-, o.- n-,A z- o,.s night like ii .-- f-s:.--: i-.h .a- er uoe it zs ga .n.y @,.~.: qt ".ns-- against the Ea+s. a 'ss, s:t-.-l+7. = i Lad pudding .s s|'''.: ',4.a vt..t. e4a A-. thrown to ;.-e = = a-t 4 led .sU ss something ~.-.rA r. efr f. '.! tt.e s.,anYy to the t-f,@ :s'~ IT.. .s 't4 oaiy differ -n..
 Pie s,... q aio. ;-l the meeting f. r .bS stl S.+s the3T StSWA af~. Y t1.A n"N .s~ .Ae'heY they be- ..-.~ 'r@ 4@ l. ,- < god 0ae OS the T,."rs-. T is th- cay xsy in whSc .p s-~ar' ,e t'e op.fesf.s ef the men ~to .t.1 r.rirg ground and the only ~ay 3" ~' z'eys ozn se taken to t4a.- '." .a~ S.l~a.-si H changed Ta-t" is g.: o.-t H. :.-- world thai ihe En-n.t- n tt ,l.e .@giElafuYe were faiiy oon' i'-o4l Ina, ,t,ey were doins .a'ks 2rea.est god .1r inc gYeAfez' n.rnb~r ~h.n 'hT 9 f-i to coEpe grpgnd .ts.4~f 'o ' sf,.''a asDessmen' n' wofit as-',ei '32n lFna vhich the, hav~ h..4 t4- arr a, the rate oi
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-19
ARE YOU FROM MissoURi.

cur new line Of woolen goods for gen = tlenen. tailor made suits. We repre- sent Strauss Brothers. of Chicago. kLown ss master tailors- These suits are all union made. they are guaran- teed to be first class in quality and Sorkmanship. We guarantee all suits to be as represented We also do d. terations and cleaning. pressing and repairing. Yours to please.
 NOME TAILORING CO.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-19
CAPT. VAN scAAlcN-S
 FARM SOLD; WIFE CONE

AySTERDAx- farm pur- sss4-5 for Captain Van SchA3ek- mas ;er ot the harned -Nje1e<a! S1ocum- xith fE.ds contrFsEted hy pslo-s and steamboat E@a n and se-ouI New Y9-k. ~ss sold today by Van SehiAck .pr s4 5%-s
 Van Schtacs is temporarily stay ing with frserlts al Perth V. '. He has s~p@rzte3 from Mrs Van SchLzck. formerly Mary Agnes Spratf. the woman who nurSed him back 10 h-sl1h folbowing the Slocum disaster. and who married him before h. en- tered Sing Sing 10 serve his prison seutsrce-
 Nrs- Van SchiAck today received t. % ss her share of the property
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-19

O say! hsvs yss Ose ysss pump. ias evtft yst to eissnvp yssr d.mps er ss~ yesr ssmns|s work 9sttsr ses Tem Alh-sett ever so the Sand spit- hs has sst any kind of old Evmps and raehi ,ss ee anything thst yesr iittis heart may desirs, every. thios in ssed shape ready to hit he trail
 Gene and sss r,s. TOM
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-19
MINERS CAFE BEGINS
 suMMER WITH EcLAT

Fresh eyssses ,n ths shs.l frsss eis,ms- frssh fruit and all kioAs q vegetables ss fresh as . sss hssexs ass no~ as the Minsrs Cafe fee the patrens Of George Athsos' splendid rsstaVesnt Evsry evening between the bsvrs ot 6 and nvsie ef ttss mest pisssant and beautiful kind is played in tho cafe and is enjoyed by large nvmbsrs of the diners- A glance at the sinde~s 's tempting but to dine once thsrs is to be convinced that Nome can hold its own with any place outside. Mr. Athens promises the bsst meal in the city.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-19

Si@e p~T tv-ry ac-es- No oG,e vcusd thirk cf accusing the beEssas-or- l.
 passing l4z usch they dfS rci
 belseTe 70 te rs-<1rsy just and for thA t~trerner.; e: The rliclaE cc.rso.- iSons but .i # G-te cer-A.E thsi -h y hsve trough: gI-9n J.>ns+'ves Qs4'e a s.9: ot o-.t.lls-n ~rlet taey nzst te st.e ;o eIp-4.n t-l.y. Ereryo-> 4l- -e.es-e: sacL.:. ,e .; ;he meeting q. evering foy tt.e'e .s rot,.lng g. v.o.e- sorn% As q .l c4s- uss5on If all lAEs ard matters n zh8rh ;tse c1nrr my is interested
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-19
AERIAL MAIL IS 4 BIT SLOW.

NEW HAVEN. CoEn--EArTy Jones. Al 4ySAfor wass ,Ar-s<t frur B,stoEl a9-sGr T r,e1:A ago 10 cary by the air T -te packages ans. letters addressed -9 p~rS5cs n P-2Tst<ncs, New Lon :.c- New Haven. BrAtxep.2r1 and Nev ' X. A--1v-,: 1-r= c1tay
 E= eff -3- S-ace Camp Gfognds. .c NAE-c. IL - $ gc4o.x. ard cov- ere,: loozt .or-y .Y- uAsea in . attls yv+r In 1,51r He an<t-d near Yale -=ist
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-19
IT IS UP TO YOU

To send to the friends who have been writing to you for information about Nome and its resources. . copy of the Mining and Dredging Edition of the Daily Nugget. price 60 cents. Send one On the next mail
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-19
SOUR kRAUT.

Thsrs is nsos e ossd e .. q ". kraut in bulk Try it enes and yeu ~iIi uss no other. ThGruh lshsna m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-19

ukExcELLE0 NEWo OERvIca Of the Nome Daily NugysG S3-se - month delivered to your ho0es eva1 oight before 0eaoek
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-19

Entered ss p@~9ne ciass 1ztter.F .Fet :c. lsg-. at ta- P1s- T T Son.e. AIzssa. ar1er ;:e Aet .. dEgrs C: Mar ,. I.7s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-19

Cop fo. regu!ar 41'A sEr1ents mutt oe .. by !g c..,--s n he d3y Cf b.: r4t4.r-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-19

% YOU NEED Bill hesds. statsmsotA letter hssds and snvsIopss. Hsvs them printed at the Nvsost sAsea.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-19
FIRE ALARM SiGNllS

E-,.k.2- h Zs- Fi.A- Man i. .-s---s l. zi-t .Y< Ire o0t
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-06-19

PHONE MAI; SI.1
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S'-'-'--' 2 % '' '''''''' >-'--

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Gene and sss TIC. TOM
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NIECE OF GERMAN 81
PEsoR FOUND DEAD


- sssS~faf@d Pressf
HEIDELBERG. Sept s. Princess
Sofa n saxeWeimar co1nmitted ssI-
eide bF shooting mifh revolver lass
aigat Her BODY was found this
morning ID her room Il the palace
bY her father Prince william
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

sOR SALE room furnished house.
electric lights. water, piano. base
meni opposite I'd Nalleys Uni
verslty street 21Gs1sts
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CASH BOY MAY
GIVE UP LEASE
ON PROPERTY
rG@PE@v 49, &ccEpT UFFEe
70 WEaGE nf~~ saEEar
c1mp&hs

Tasfs fzaal raettas
80 ussrF - T-nae Issasltf
m.Er s Laae ce1
m prs..ss 90 IA
~ ~me s xnrt e efsaes
r ~ sp 81 81 Meas M
.ssa~Y ~ ne 1T u emu
~ sAareEs1sra tsss
fora na. e saer 81 r.s a
L. - -thar seees ~ r46-~- --ases
stre ~ - naa rs br=b lsas
70 a. sas mav ~ sser
sersa ge cnaalt as states
fatav fte areesaee ~ af M~
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ooLnEIELn
ADJUSTMENTS
Butler Theater

This evenings program at the But
Ter win be an excellent one az fol
lows; Pathe Weekly OF Current
Events. showing eleven interesting
scenes from all over the world. I'm.
der the Shadow Of the Law" Bio.
graph drama, and an interesting two
reel Essanay drama, THE Forbidden
Way" Can crook reform a gen.
tleman crook? Here's the case Of
one whom circumstances turns
square. The love Of his employers
daughter keeps him on the straight
and narrow path. But his old pals
ferret him out, the girl who loved
him as crook turns upon him. Il.
II. Calvert is the master thief and
the Esaanay players appear in the
stirring story Of the underworld and
the upper crust. Tomorrow. "The
Skeleton In the Closet" Kaiem two
reel western drama. Coming next
week. the first number Of who VIII
Marry Mary" Breaking Into the
Big League. a two reel baseball
story featuring Johnny McGraw and
chriaty Matthewson
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DEATH Or UMPIRE.


fby Ass~efafed Pr~ss.t
OAKLAND Sept IL Fred Bull
Perrine former Coast and American
league umpire died al Sapa asylum
TO-DAY.
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~ E.-ss.sss. csis saStA.
49,. .-a..yI rsasy
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Alaska refrlgeratorg, the pest IN
The land, all sizes al less than far
tory cost Tonopab Hardware Co
m17u
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DEFENSE WILL TRY TO PROVE
WITNESS or UnsoUHo MIND

~ Associated Press.D
LOS ANGELES. sept Is Cleo
Barker testified today IN the Bixby
trial that she war introduced to him
BY Emma Goodman, proprietor of the
JoDquil on January J. On February
y be gave her $500, a gold cross and
chain.
cross examination indicated that
the defense viii contend she was not
q mior She testified before the
grad jury she was 70. Afterward she
said she was ~.
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CURRENCY BILL PASSES
HOUSE WITHOUT CHANGE

ny Associated PressD
WASHINGTON, Sept. IS. The ad-
ministration currency bill passed to
day in the house. 2ss to 81, virtually
unamended
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BASEBALL
COAST LEAGUE

stssslos = the clObs
The Colorado statesman., 1913-07-25

render as good and even better
service than any other class on that
particular avenue. 1t is true that
among colored walters there are
those who are careless and trihing,
but if the man charged with select
ing them will exercise proper care,
the unfit among them will be elimi-
mated.
About the time of the change at
The Omaha Club, the hotels of st.
Louis changed from white to col
ored walters after they had used
the white walters for 20 years.
We are glad of these things, we
hope and believe that the colored
men will render such service as to
make it ever desirable that they
be retained in their positions. g..
The Colorado statesman., 1913-07-25
ATLANTIC CITY GETTING
READY FOR THE ELhS

Atlantic City, July 16 The
Grand Lodge of l. B. P. O. Elks
of the world will hold its four
teenth annual convention in this
city, August 26 to 30. More than
fifteen thousand Elks and visitors
are expected here for the weeks
festivities. The registration com
mittee, ht AIDED by George 7. Banks,
has completed the registration
of citizens who will entertain the
Elks attending this convention.
The committee has put forth every
effort that the rate of charges for
accommodation shall be uniform
and not exhorbitant This regis.
tration bureau isnot only for the
Elks hut for anyone who may
wish to take advantage of the bu-
rean's services.
The annual ball, reception and
Elks' reunion will be held on the
Million Dollar Pier, which will be
open to visitors at six o'clock in
the afternoon and be in charge of
the Elks until two o'clock the fol-
lowing morning. The magnificent
ball room of the pier will accomo-
date five thousand dancers with
absolute comfort
The committee has announced
that cash prizes and silver cups
for competitive drilling by the
marching clubs, one for the best
band in line of march, another for
the club ,ming the longest dis
tance, another for the best uni
formed club and still another for
the ladies having the best float in
line.
Mayor William Riddle, of Allan
tic City, will make the address of
welcome at the public session on
behalf of the city, and State Sen
ator Walter E. Edge will welcome
the lodge on lehalf of the County
and Stale of New Jersey.
The Colorado statesman., 1913-07-25
KNIGHTS
TFMPLAR
CONCLAVE

Denver city of hospitality" will
again
entertain
will worldwide
reputation will be
$4,000 order to
Albany
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