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SPEEDY TRIAL FOR
SLAYER OF MRS. .RExR0AT

T. Chicago. Oct. "A speedy trial
for the murder of Mrs. Mildred ALI
son Rexroat on September 20 was to-
day promised Henry Spencer whose
confessions Of twenty murders. WOW
en- by an opium clouded brain. dumb
founded the police.
His admission Of the Rexroat crime
Is substantiated. He is known to
have committed many of the large
number of burglaries he has confess
ed and there is possibility that he
may have slain Mrs. Annabel Wight
last december
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REVIEWS
CRARees AGAINST
collEeE ''PloFS." /"
Z WaAhhgaoa. Oci, The currsa-
r. a...sasyRfi6 - ~, .s.s
~ui ooatiass nAtil Qcteesr IS II In.
Portart wi'aesses appear.

Washington. u. C.. oct. aeorks
n. Schietly. director OF the burcaii
d political resources before tho sen
ate comnittce today removed his
charges that tho -'trustocrats'' had
driven college professors who "es-
pouse the cause Of the people" from
their positions.
senstor Weeks demanded that
shibicy name professors who had
hecn thus treated.
Professor Edward W. Bemls Of
Chtsso univctsity,'' replied shibley.
who was sfscrward diseharRed BE-
eaase he attacked the Chicago ssx
trust ..
"Iohn X. (pmn,ons Of Syracasa
wa discharged for voting Tor W.T.
liam Jenninxs Bryan. James Allen
Smith Of Marietta. Ohio. wss drivea
from his place. The present prcsl-
dent Of the United States had . mar
row escape becAuse he advocated the
short .llot But he continued IN
the service 70 the people aud has
now triumphcd'" o.
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Noso 0rossds. ". r.. Oct. The
PAils1siphia Athletics overeans the
New York oiaats by . snors a sig
% tour In the first ea0s Of tho
wssiA's championship series hero to-
aay. Forty thousand psrsons saw
tie eassis IL wAieA hard hittiay feat
ussa. New York used three pitchers
II The bog TO stop the Athlesies' bats
nsa.
1eaAss wss hit hard but outside
es the fourth iAn;ss msesEed 10 keep
the Oiaats' bits scattered. Baker
~ axsia hero at the hat. drivinx
out thrss hits. oss Of whieh wss \
terrific hsas Sus drive into tho
sessd which scored coliiss ahesd Of
hio. TIE oaiy fielding nhSsay WAS
. vide throw BY Barry. The teams
viii nsst at Shibs Park tomorrow.
weather pernittinE. Tho official hox
0coee: 1f
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DECISION HTS CAFES AND
RESTAURANTS THAT SELL BOOZE

Denver. Colo. Oct. THE state
supreme court announced today . da-
c.sion reached yesterday that the city
of Denver cannot pass an ordinance
SLOWING hotels or restaurants In
keep open after midnight or on Sun.
day. nor can it adopt any law that
will In ny way annul any of the
provisions of the state local option
Law. Tho decision was rendered in
the case OF Wick Walker vs.. the Peo-
pie OF Colorado. II applies to all cit
les operating under special charters.
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CITIZENS TO LAUNCH callPAI6n or. .. ,....
IMPROVEMENT At MASS MEETiae

A movement for public tmprove-
ment and which 10 to give impetus
70 y plan Of upbuildiAg thae % 70 DO
carried out In the eonias months,
will he launched st 2 msgas ~setipS
Of citisens 'ssd husiael msfafo ~
held at the chamber OF Commerce
next Tuesday night. At this meet
ing taxpayers will discuss the plan
Of q paving project and other INST
eers Of vital Importance to the vel.
fare OF the city. The plan 10 to ex.
pend. the sum Of 100000 In i'm.
provements. paving, etc. during ths
time the strike is on. thus prosid-
ing employment for. many who might
he otherwise without work. The city
aims to do this by . bond issue.
At this meettas q paving expert
will he present to talk to the prop
erty owners. SO far the plan has re-
ceived the endorsement OF local cit
items. The movement that has been
started manifests that tie people Of
Trinidad are not. being discouraged
by, the coal strike but are detefndin.
ed to go ahead faster than ever.
Moreover. the people are rallyins g
the support OF the commercial organ
.ixation. A true note Of optimism and
cheerful greeting 10 extended to every
member Of the chamber in letters
sent out by Secretary Friar. The let
ter reads:
Gentlemen: There Is time fol
all thiugs. but now 10 not the time
to sit idly by with folded hands ant
aay we cannot do anything until At
ter the strike is over. Now is thu
time to forget past personai and po
.liticai grievances. Now ia the tim'
for every citizen interested in tn
pressat- and future Of Trinidad, La
Animas county and southern colora
do to stand up shoulder to shoulde
with his neiEhbor and say netthe
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strikes called on him. rhcs.rsws
save HOme Run Baker a big cn.c.. n,
he came 10 bat. Baker flied o,, te
Burns. No runs. two hits. no errors
Second Hsif--Bendcr Srinned ~
shatcr came to b1, aud shot wide
curve which was cioscs 10 Shafei'
knee. It was ball. The next one
one was strike. Bender had soo,l
speed which was difficult to follow
In the dark day. Shafer filed out 10
Murphy. Doyle out on n hixh us T..
stSunt. Fletcher was taught AZ
least ZEN fest OF the bag. No ruua.
one nit, no ferrors.
- SECOND INNING
rsrs, Halt@e sirunk famed, bs,u /.
unable "a .olve Mprouard.. nr,,,,,. +.
shost. 'aB; barry out 10 Fletcher. to
uerkie No rnn, =. IT.. No. .~ror.
s.co d H.lf-Beuder employe,l !,
,,d,-o.,t ,hoo, and :. ,s,-h rs., ON.
n, rns f.,n.H .tier tax;,. ,h,.. h.,,,
and me 4 atr;kr Ren6.r .bo, oy.r
.wo curves off Burr. for strife.
sa,a,r. ~. Now v.,t ....-.. 49,
Ia the baneh uer,ov ou,, an a ..,,,-
der to xcfnn,s. who rc,ired mo ru..
,,er a, tho baR Murray s,n.,.d :,
left and would have taken second M,
oidrin.'. on,ck ne,a,ng and ,h.o,,
drove him h,ck n ,,rst Win u.v..s
At the bat II was indian ae.;n,, !,
dian Never. s,,ed ,o o,A,;nv ",
runs one hIt mn errors
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Beachy in Plane
Kills One, Fatally
Iejsres One Other

Rochester. n. y, Oct. While
maneuNcring in new aeroplane At
NammondslDrt this afternoon, Lin
coin Peuchy swoopcd too low. His
machine struck Ruth and Helen Hill
drcth, daughters of II. u. Hildreth
Of New York city. killing the former
and probably fatally inturinE the
latter.
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c0UNSEL OF s0UrHERN
PACIFIC DIS N vH1NoNT

Windsor. VT. OFT. ..---Maxweli
tasaris. senari counsel Of the South
"rn Psrifie railroad. died st his hous
here this afternoon aged 81 years.
H~ hiss i'ech in falling health for
three YEAR.
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EXHIBITION CANE POSTPONED

st. Louis, Mo. Oct I.--Nationa,s
Va. ST. Louis Americana game post
poned on account Of rain.
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tn con'lnotion
on Main street
wuz when Milt
and Hen and lai
carried viii out
lust when Baker
knocke I h a I
home run.
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work for tie dsfaas~ Of Governor
8uis~r vaa 10 10 ssid today b. iIouts
A. aarsrky. '~orDsriy suffers cam.
i,aixn secretary. .aAd expected TO no
the days iIrss wiis<-s ., tue in'-
D~aehm~nt trial.
In ouliininE the dcfrhs- Yesterday
former Senator Hafv.y D nininan
told ho~ the gesesaor turned his
csmpsi&n funds ovsr 10 his secretary
and trusted hia 10 Keep 'hcn,
straight.
The court after an executive s---
ssoa lasting an hSnr. voted TO retain
In the record the ties, iwony ot Allan
A. Ryan rrgardisk Governor saiaer
ALLEGED sitenps . hrtnx pressure to
hear on Renahlicsn ,eastor> to vote
that bis impcarh hen, Was ,,'csui
Ryan ~ss thea recalled to shc
stand and asked what further CO.'S
vesSasloa he had with the governor
IN tho occasion Of sh" latter. r.aues.
hist he soc Root.
- ,asResfeh ts NJ. Su.yrr that
1o~ that certain charges had b~en
made assin.i him. ! I'D not sr- ,ha,
he could afford 10 pnt himself in
n rna''iou In whict he could not an.
ever the chsrsss. lie sold that tho
reason was that he did not want to
drss hi. wife late the situation and
rut her on the staad.
u told him would not 20 %
WsshiaSson. hut I, would cry In ~.
certain the Repsbyesa ssatipen, afi
that---'whssher the -ourt had risht
TO inpeach him" :.
"is that ali o. ssc convsryation!"
ssksd attorney ssaarh field. "
NO sir. he sala ehst II they ,>te,i
hat 'A~ trisi wss not legal be csuid,
mako =, puhlic ssaaeusat sad 81.
p'e.a thA slssts s,aiig 9aaseriI,."
RSaa t1sfAh1 VAe 6lly1. asksA,
~ - as1gs 1key AksdjPV ~
l:hsries r Ne6SNsSt u atsort to
have tho, isnpesnsssl(A. proesed,um
,toa'.d.
Governor saixer attsmpted- to- Sc
eure The Influence Of Charles r. Aur.
shay to, stop the trial of his impes<a.
psen, and In return therefor said he
..wns WILLING TO do whatever wss
right" according to the testimony o.
Allan A. Rrau At the trial today.
tn. Testimony was given after the
court hy sccrct vote Of ~ to II,
decided to write records os Ryan.s
testimony of yestcrda.. This was
that Governor Sulscr had asked hin,
to see Senator Root and request him
to induce State Chairman william
Barnes 10 influence the Republican
vOtea Of nenibers Of the court TO
declare the Impeachment proc aedinu
illegal because they were brought
during IN extraordinary session Of
the legislature
The admission Of this testimony
yesterday stricken from the record.
opened the doors 10 Ryan's story OF
the eovernor's alleged attempt to
make peace with Tamnlany hall on
the eve Of his trial.
Ryan said that sulxer asked him
to see Delaney Nickoll, his father's
attorney and request him to see
Murphy.
He wanted me-" the witness said,
TO have Mr.. Nickoll sway Mr.. Muir
ply to call off this inquiry ny get
ting his following to vote that the
assembly had no right to impeach
him. He said MIR. Nickoll could be
the go-bctween and that he-Sulzer
was ready to do whatever was
right.
SCHOOL CHILDREN JOIN
0NNYDH Am NJ
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Weather Bureau Report.

Tonight fair; local frost. Wednes-
day warmer with rain south portion
Snow west portion. ... -NnH
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-07

ToeAis, :. .. - 4 II - IL .
.nAatsd for Vanguard Ia fifth In
nisg. =. t,a.
'.NeLeaa sattea Tor Tcsreau in
ninth.
Score by inninss--
Philadelphia q q o ; 90 ! 0-s
New York O01 3 . h--t
IT. SUMMARY:
Two bass hits: Barry. Burns. Nc.
Innts.
Three base hits: Collins. Schane.
Home nun: Baker.
Hits: OFT Marquard, 8 In 6 in.
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Washington. Oet. Every a-aii-
able snv~rnMent wireless was sput.
'~riss out 'nrvsagas toward Alaska
today cslltDs for reports on sh~ de-
strnotiv" x'orm nj Nome
One brief r~piy came from the
Nom. iffs'saSins station. saying the
water fsQpt had i.'cn devastated II
u tidal storm.
The Rcd cros~ spp~s,~i In axiend
iis sid NJ room .. N. needs could hs
learned The revenue cutter Bsar.
now NJ Nome. has = capacity for
hrinEtnE about iio people to Seattle.
off!c~rs hero shoaxht s,eamships
which weahsr%6 the gale In the sea
ont Of Nom" t"uld hr'as Others.
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Nome. Alaska. Ort. THE stnrn
is shaeink. Three unideatified hod-
les have been ~ssh~d ashore. Five
hundred persoos arc houelaas. Help
from outside will he necesssry. The
steamships vieto'is. Navajo and ir.
win sr~ safe AZ snehor seven sniics
out,
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New Mexico: Tonight fair with
frost; Wednesday fair and warmer.
The chronicle=news., 1913-10-07

Polo Grounds. n. y. Oct. ..--eomc
Ae.s0e persnns filled the broad reach
- Of the big Brush stadium this af-
saraoop to witness the New York
0iaaia. peansnt winners OF the Ma.
ttoaal league. compete With the Phil
adsabhIa Athletics. leaders Of the
Artriean league. ID the first game
OF sAe worlds baseball series.
A record breskInE attendanre was
Indicated when tho turasaiies were
neSrily turning at noon asd elevate
ed trsins. traction cars. automobiles
aad all manner nf conveyances vcra
hrinein& their hundscds /. the play.
isk fiald. Over hack Of the AtAiet.
ics dasout were several hundrr1
Philadelphia eathns,ssts. :.
I Nurky clouds from which ihe:a
esme Al occssjossl drlssi- scrssssd
the sun ssd there was constant
threat OF heavy weather.
FIRST INNING.
F1sst Half--JoAp praAb Hsapstsjs
~ tunasac - .Is1k - 4.
Dgosb, - ehe 0iaAae. thrsW On ia.
ss,s ssS shs ~srtd'E Etsfssd s.: 70 ~sS
%. -
Murphy flew on, TO Murrav Nur-
ply nmaal,ed the first hall r.iehed
nnd Mafquara shot sic,k.. orcr To
oidrIns. oldrink s!rslei 20 Ugh, en-
second ball between Dow. ana Acr-
kie. Marquard tried TO catch Old
rink singled TO rIsht on ,ae s~.oud
tall between Doyle and Merkie.
MsrQuard tried 70 catch 0idriug se
first bu. could not quite get him. rhs
New York pitcher used plenty Of
bpeed and kept the cali ar,und the
Aehlettcs' knee. Oldstng was rauxnt
off first by a quick throw by Mar
GUARD TO Merklc. collins .n.ns,.d
sharply to center after having Two
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n Pmladelphia \ >;;as Opening !'
Came O. sWorlds Series 6 to 4

ntnEy: off all. 5 II /: innings:
OF TcSreau. soae 10 : isninGs.
1aerifles hits: Narausrd. Mel.n-
mis-.
Ssolsa bsss: .C0llins.
Double plays: Barry. Collins sad
xelnAis.
Left on bases: Philadelphia u
NaW Yoek &.
ptrss base on balls. off Msrquard
i; Oft Teessau l..
Frs, base on srrors: New York !.
struck out: ny Bender =: by Mar
guard 1; By crasdall I: by resrcau
-. =
Zine: ::os.
/. Cnpires: Klein behind plate: Esau
~ aaees: RiGler left field: Connoliy
right field.
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lstrike nor lockout. famine or pesti-
lenee shall prevent sar CITY, county
fAhh our stetAiAtm piaStGk the hog
REDS they shudid mako. Scither pes.
sin,ls.. nor kaqehNr sha,h ttcsSBesa
US Or prevent Us from accomplishing
what we have determined to sccomp-
lish. r'''al.''a
Everything can I've done by concer-
led. harmonious action. Nothing
can be accomplished without. 1t you
are a member Of the Trinidad cham
ber Of commerce he member and
not just a dues payer. II you are
not member you should be: II ever
= city needed a live. progressive. UP
lto.date. wide awake commercial or.
eanixation now lie the time. When
the strike is over. whether It be next
week. next month or five years. let
It be said that Trinidad progressed
as never before. 1t eau he done II
You will do your little mite. N'
Trusting we shall receive your
hearty cooperation In this crisis. we
are. Sincerely yours,
THE TRINIDAD CHAMBER or
COMMERCE.. -. ,-a
VICTOR II. FRfAR, secy.
The chamber Of commerce will In
crease its talue and usefulness to
the merchants and shippers OF Trim
idad by establfshing live freight
bureau and transportation depart-
ment in charge Of an expert rate and
classification man. This man will
serve the merchants and shippers by
auditing freight bills. investigating
complaipts Of overcharges and se-
curing refunds by pointing out to the
shippers how goods may be shipped
land saving realized by the proper
classi ficadon. Such man will be
Of the utmost value to every shipper
In the, city. aGsh7S a-3 arsif 7|f
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tc..ti...A ?. pas. \,
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12
STRAY TOPICS FROM LITTLE olo new YORK

but finally gave up the money. after
Taylor had given 10 him Ms 'coliat-
etgl security FOR the loan n hocu-
mont, purporIing 10 br Tayiur's Will
nnd In which TAYLOR devised to his
wife ranch OF odO acres In Apache
county. Arizona. and an alleged de
posit of $4,000 In the First National
Rank o' Apache township. With the
sIo0 in his pocket TAYLOR departed
and has no, bccn seen since then.
Tn" deal for the judgcship has prob
ably no; yet been closed.
4 woman residing In M0ntclaIr. y.
L.. sent II letter 10 Mayor IIinck OF
that town. To issue mn order rcQuir-
ing all the eats in III. town to b.
muzz'od. The writer OF the letter
stated that III. nightly sorenadcs by
III. eats in her vicinity were eytrcm-
ely nnoying and inierfcrcd with her
sleep. She did not state how the
muzziing should he done so as tn In
tcrf'r. with IN" vocal efforts OF the
eats. Mayor iilnck does no, consiL-
sr tho scheme suggested by the
writer OF the letter practical unless
rom" Inventor should come forward
with u muzzie having a sort OF Max
i'm sil"n""r attached to IL.
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AMERICAN SUFFRAGETTE
IN BRITISH PRISON
HAS APPENDICITIS

London. April 1l.-Miss Icl!c
Emerson. the American suffrnr.itr
is suffering from u serious attack of
appendicitis. br. Moulin. her
physician said this morning.
inflammation undoubtedly has
developed an attack OF appendicitis.
II will In impossible Ia corrcc, her
condition permanently without an
operation. which is unthinknblc mt
present becnus" OF her extremely
weakened condition. The nervous
symptoms hav" improved somewhat
today.
to DESTROY by fire the iirigiblc bal
loon sheds and acropianc parks OF
III. army nyinr corps waE reported
today from marlborough. Tn. fire
was .x,inIuishcd before ANY damage
had been done.
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FRAUD CHARGED IN
DENVER CIVIC CASE PROJECT

Denver. Colo, Nprll ll.-N HuIt
charging ;Iaud In the civic center
project. and asklu; ,hn,. II the cen
ter II created the costs he assessed
To the cnilTr city. was filed In tn
district cCurt here for the civic ecu
ter. u l. charged that former Mayer
spccr. bciUTr the plans Tor the civic
center WIRE made public. gave out
privately TO 'hcs1c Mho. w:icJv ,nyar
with the Decentralization sccrcs lnfor-
nation by which they were enabled
10 secure options ON property In ihr
expectation that Its yalu. would II"
greatly increased
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ON THE wARPhTH

Good afternoon. Johnny said
tn. ME. Young lady visiting hi.
mothers house In the sweet cause Of
charity. why don't YOU come Ia
our SUNDAY school \ lot OF your
li;tl. friend. have Joined. and "" are
ru!ng To have n lovely party
Johnry shook his head. Then he
fudd.nly exclaimed;
Has n boy named Johnson. with
red hair. Joined YETI
Yes. dear" .ald the Iicc tnlng
such a good little boy
Huh. u h"," muiicr"d Johnny.
Well. II he's 'h'r" I'll come too.
~" been looking for him Tor three
months. aud never nncW wh"r ia
find him before. Brooklyn Times.
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EVERY LITTLE COUNTS

Senator Eonrn. said recently In
Washington:
The parcel post. limited as II w.,
saved the American people f"oo,nu
In Its first = days. THAT Isn't much
buT every little counts.
Every little counis. IN parcel pUs-
tngc rs In New York flats" the Sen
aior continued. II know u New
York man who. on his return from
III. roomincss OF Washington. said
irrtiuily to his servant:
. jameson. this fllt seems murh
smaller than when moved into 10
last summer
res. sir Jameson answered.
Quite 50. sir, Bnr YOU must rcm"m-
b.r. sir. that you are wearing yOur
winter undertaking now. sir. -
Boston Journal.
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/ LONG BILL

Seth Woodbury. was = ticht-fistcd.
haId-h.ariod old farmer. His broth
.r william dying. the neishbors
said. from lack of proper treatment.
Seth hitrhcd IN and drove into town
TO have a notice about his death In
serted In the weekly newspaper.
There aIn't No charges. he there
he asked anxiously.
"Oh. yes. indeed. answered the
editor. our price is 81 an inch.
"Cracky." muttcrcd the old man
AN Bill six foot two!"-Metrop"
tan Magazine.
Mos, anything In printing neatly
executed and ut reasonable prices
at the Chronicle. News Job rooms.
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WHERE IT WAS SIGNED

The morning class had been duly
instructed and enlightened upon the
subject OF o,sf national independence.
Feeling sure she had made real
ind lasting Impression with her en-
,Iana,ions and blackboard illnstra-
ions. the young teacher began with
the usual round of questions:
Now. sammy Smith. where was
the Declaration Of independence
siIncd?"
sammy. with a shout OF glcc: NJ
dc hrttom. ma 'am-that's what YOU
said, Ladies' Home Journal.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12
HILLMEN ATTACK BRITISH

Calcutta. India. April ll.-A de-
tachmcn, OF Chinese troops today at
tackled - battalion OF police attached
to - British SURVEYING; party on the
frontier Of Burma TIL" hillmcn In
considerable numbers Joined forces
with the Chinese.
The British column rcpulscd the
attack but sustained a few casual
ties. Among the wounded was Sir
Charles Bernard. chief commissioner
and head of the surveying party.
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WANTED TO KNOW

\ scottish minister WAS called In
to see y man who was extremely Ill.
After finishing his visit. MS he WAS
'caying tn" house. h." said To the
mnn. wii,: My good woman. do
you not go Ia any church al nll""
Oh. yes. sir: Nc gang 10 III" Bar
ony Kirk
Then why In the world did you
end for me-" Why didn't YOU send
ior Dr. MicI.c0dr
Ma, mn. sir. deed no: We wndnn
risk him. 10 you nuo kcn It's u con.
avicus cas-" OF typhus - New York
World
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MEXICAN CONDITIONS
They were holding n rncins IN

Ihcy were nothing fHclhs meet
What's the matter with this hors.
you brought from Juaroz." demand
ed one Of the Judges. The public Is
burning up Its money ON him. yet he
can't run n little bit. What's wrong"
Conditions don't suit him. de-
clnrcd the owner OF the plug.
But we've had Ill sorts of con
ditions. We've had mud. dry track.
dus, and everything else
II know: but that uorsc cant race
Unless there's iiGh, muskc,ry
fire. Washington Herald.
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Lemon Jcuy: Put two tablespoon
fuls of granulatcd gelatin to soak in
third Of n cup OF cola water. When
soft add u pint OF boiling water. "A
cup of sugar. and grated yellow par,
from half lemon rind. Let stand
until cold. after stirring until sugar
Ia dissolved. Then add lemon juice.
stir well and pour into molds or in
to nm oblong shallow dish. II the
latter is used cut the jelly In squares
for serving and pour boiled Gust
ard. either oranS" or vanilla flavor
ing around II. or heap whipped
cream and strawberries over 1t and
serve
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Tomato Soup: PA, can OF toma-
toes and two lsiccs Of onion, little
parsley. piece OF bay leaf. blade q!
mace. four whole cloves and five pep
per corns together In sauce pan and
simmer together about twenty min
utcs. then press through sieve. Add
= Caspooniul OF Worcestershire
sauce. or a tablespoonful OF vine gar
and little sugar. Melt two table
spooafuls OF butter and stir in two
inblcsnunofuls OF flour un,il smooth.
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For Hair Health

II Rsxau "93" Hair Tonic doel
not Improve the health of youl
,calp and hair, We will pay fos
what you use during the trial.
We could not 20 strongly endorss
Rexall 'o3" Hair Tonic and continue
70 sell Il to the same people II IL did
not do all we claim. Should il not
prove entrcly satisfactory our Gus
toners would lose faith In US. ws
would lose their patronage, aud ous
business would suffer.
II your hair is falling out or you
suffer any scalp trouble. wo believe
Rsxail "Q3" Hair Tonic will do more
TO eradicate the dandruH. give health
70 tho scalp. stimulate new hair
growth aud prevent premature bald
ness thah any other human agency.
We want you TO make us provs
this. We ask you to risk no money
whatever. Buy = bottle Of Retail
directions for thirty days; then II
Sou are not entirely satisfied. come
and tell US and We will promptly hand
back tho money you paid us for II.
We won't ask you to sign any
thing, nor even to bring tho bottle
back. We won't obligAts you in
any way. We will take your mcre
word. Could ANYTHING be moro fairf
Could we do anything moro to provo
our belief in Rcxall "93" Hair Tonic,
and our honesty Of purpose in recom-
mendinx it to youe -
ae~S Tsaie Is as pleas-
ant to use - spsins water and has
but = faint. pleasing odor. 1t comes
In two sizes OF bottles, 5Oc and 5; 90.
You can buy Rexall "J3" Hair Toui
4 this community only at our store;
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12
NOT THE SAME

They were strolling through the
woodland. Veg" the youthful pro-
fcssor was saying. lit il n very sim
pie matter to tell the various kinds
Of trees ny the bark" She sazcd nj
him soaliully.
How wonderful" she exclaimed
And can you--cr-tcll the vlriOu
kinds of dogs that way ?"-Lippin-
rpit's
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

\ common large screw serves very
well as n pie crimpcr IL pressed firm
'y along the edge of the crust before
baking
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

Wagon grease spots or wax spots
from candles should be scrapcd off
and lard applied. Then apply nap'hn
or hcnzinc.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

II the bottom OF granite or tin
pots Is creased before being placed
over the fire the black Will wash Oft
easily.
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

\ piece OF lemon with tn. rind gu,
off placed In the boiler In which
clothing IL boiled will max" ihcm
beautifully white
The chronicle=news., 1913-04-12

To usc liquid hiuinc 10 best ad-
vantage put quill In the center oi
the cork. allowing II Ia extend above
and below the cork.