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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-06-26

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En la eleccion de precinto tenida
en- Enero pasado, ei Sr. Gauna fue
obligado por sus amigos Q hacer IA
earrera para juez De paz, y aunque
estaba muy opuesto, hnalmente con
sintio en- hacer la carrera, 81 popuia-
ridad fue ensehada una vez mas por
su eleccion por una gran mayoria so
bre su oponente.
FL Sr. Gauna era considerable uno
De los ciudadanos mas sustanciales
en- Ration y en- FL condado de Colfax,
siempre gozo de "a confianza del
pueblo. ~ Sr, Gauna contraJo matri-
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-06-26
Vera carranzs, los Fedetales en-
Juarez, y Finalmente visitara al
Presidente Huerta en- Ia cIudad de
Mexico. d

Fl paso, Texas, Juiio 23. F. Del
Vale, de Los Angeles, California, We
ri a yenustiano Carranza, el goberna-
dor insurgeite de Coahuila v CONAN
dante sjefe de laarevolucion Consti-
tEcicnalista antes de proceder 4 Ia
Ciudad de Mexico d conferenciar con
a Presidente Provisional Huerta.
Del Vale arribo aqui hoy de SUI via
je d Sonora. Antes de partir para Pie.
dras Negras visitafa los oficiales Fee
derales en- Juarez, Mexico Ell inves
tigador lnsiste que 81 solamente repre-
ssnta cl deseo personal por la paz en-
Mexico del Presidente Wilson y Ell
secreiario Bryan y que su tienta no
eg de ninsun modo Official.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-06-26

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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-06-26

Sin la esperanza de la inmortalidad.
la virtud con los sacrificios que Inn
pone y las penas que la acompahan.
serfa la mayor de las vanidades.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-06-26

Las muchas palabras no hartan Ell
alma; mas la buena vida le da refri-
gerio. y la pura conciencia causa gran
confianza en- .Dios.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-06-26

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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-06-26

pa k00---A00 KkH}t0XAILHIEk8t *
FnEN 100000 pE pERJuicios.
REPoRTE be uN TEsTlco oct
4 LAR--No oBsTANTE. los SEA
BRApos MA0NlFico6 PARA u D
4 LA1RApoREs IN sEco.
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s--
John n Powers d. IL Arrimens,,,.
Geol0qica az los Estadoa IJnidos. :.
ares6 w Martes nasado del cordad
| d Colfax = IL parte noreste del estad
4tane ,,na hiatoria n,,v infaroaat ~
ona dec,r acarca a. la a, raciantes ~
vias 3 forfnantas 81 ao,,alla norcio,
| AZ N,,evo M6xico. B
En t,en,no naaafo ii III npen,ero II
~ taxlo FrencI,s est,,vo ~ Colfax " \
reportar ~ ohaervacionex q, aonall,
seccion diio one habia fenido ~,
rendirle Il sombrero & Colfax nor il,
ma enif,coa s]can,iros one babia Wat,
lalii r,aa rs5ianfaa ii,,viaa t4rrff,ca,
en aauella seccion Nan entaram ents
cambiado las cosas casi "a nv m n,
solo oa5nino esnlend,do g aouelfs sec
cion nue n f,,era neriudicado AZ Il
e,,n modo nor "a or,nentaa da Is III se
mana. ~ nasada M ~ Powers dice os.e
" nrisner bor,s, aca 4 ! ma semana ~
sada f,,6 mn m,,v Y,ertn saenida a.,
nm torrenfa AZ ac,,a permanarta cne
ca,,s6 o,,e ia neouei,os rios ~ hicie.
ran. torrentes nerfectas.
Puentea eanl6nd,dos AZ doncrefs
oue cosfaron hasta s14opt, estAn III.
tarann anta arrsinados alp1sn6s ~
e,ilIs completamente destrozados Hi
eido e cafda r,as aycas,va W ,,nvia
dartro do "a t;a,,,no 4 r,as raoistrado !
g aoualIa saccion N nartuic,o 4
NJ farrocarriIes AZ I,opja Roc,v
Mountain 3 pacific ! al Paso j soutl,.
II e,t arn u calc,,,a u maa ma s1C0 ]
n0o No cnad6 un anlo psenta entra
L a,oer ] rolfax 4 tormenta hahien.
A lavanta.,o n ,fnea 1elj sfeyrocarriI
y un nunto : snoviaola tallas = "a.
" nor' ,,pa distarcc;a ~ mac n,,e 4 1ofi
niea q nav treinta ,niIlas MI inca
arr,,inada Tod6s los rlos se har, III.
|ido AZ Il, centre w Rios f,anadihn.
+;ondo tiena n, niaa a. aneha tanget-
Il y, Mas a. j;ond6;s
ri ferrocarr;I santa IA narece sar
j rnico canine n,,e 10 l,a sostenido
,;naunas p4rdidas materiales. Fse
amino IL anrendido nor exner,ar cia
,Jpo acerca ~ constr1,ir IL cJase AZ
,uentes nne sonorten on tales emar-
,encias nj 81 I.ouia Rocky Moup-
ain Z .pacif1c no podran entrar 4 m.
~ nor varios dias IN desnren,li.
,,iento IL ii santa ~ causado nor
~ ,luvias dilat6 los trenes cerca de-
,ueva boras nero Do otro modo ese
amino no habia recibido da7,os s6.
ioss 8s'.s
I I,a manera al IL c,,al ii santa Fe1
4 sconstruido nara av;tarse ~ los,
\, ,S.ectos Al crecientes NJ lasl monta.
as N II CONSTRUCTION de los nuentes
I s;ao constri,it emnedrado s6lidn
rribas da a,,s nnehtes 4 mbdo o,,e las
ri,laa M nuedah ser ljevadas ! il
stymctura aflo;ada
~ ~ powers renorta ana IL arri.
!, ,ens,ra ~ nofdidn mucbas noedidas
z r;o. olorros AZ oI,oa bobiando IL.
! 20 roc;,7o nor co,on,ato Tn aiamn,o
: c6mo ma a. o,las sa sostuvo : -. |
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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1913-06-26

CN AGENTE De WILSON VISTA
MEXICO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-05
COUNTY
BUDGET IS
PREPARED

County commissioners want the
people to raise by taxation $685.
794 for. the budget of 1914.
1t was completed "Wednesday,
all the details being figured. The
two big items are current expenses
amounting to $351.7S7 and the
road and bridge fund of $685.
600. For the White-Stuck-Puy-
allup river improvement a levy of
100000 Is asked.
The mothers pensions are es-
timated at $4,000 and the tub
erculosis hospital at $4,000. The
superior courts will cost $4,000
with $10.740 more for the justice
courts.
The current expenses of the
county show a big boost of about
$65.000 over last year with a to-
tai OF $17s,00O for mothers PEN
sions, tuberculosis hospital. river
improvements and elections which
were not in the budget last year.
Assessor Cook, $1,513 more for
his Office next year; Auditor
Wadsworth, $4,000: Engineer
Thompson, $4,532; superior court
$3.50; treasurer, $500; state
bureau of inspection, $4,000.
Departments that will try to
cut below this year are: Prose-
cutting attorney, $4,000; commits
sioners, $500; coroner, $3.50; run
ming court house. $685.; poor
farm, $1,095; physician, $3.50;
jail. $2,425; Justice courts, $2,7
4s5; sheriff. $4,000; school sup
erintendent, 5000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-05
CAPITOL SOCIETY
SKATES IN SYRUP

' WASHINGTON. d. c.. Sept. 8.
The crowd that frequents the
soda fountain at the drug store at
F and Fifteenth streets, just
across from the treasury building,
where women in their new gowns
leave the street cars to begin the
parade up fashionable F street,
had a grand time for two hours.
A barrel of syrup dropped from
the tail end of transfer wagon.
the head of the barrel came out,
and so gallons of Juice covered
200 square feet of sidewalk.
Five women wearing tight-f1t-
ting skirts went down almost in
a heap when they struck the
syrup. The tight skirts Kept them
from skating through as the men
did.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-05
mo lives
| WERE LOST

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 8.
Wireless reports to the govern
ment station at Cape Hatteras
don't substantiate the reports of
heavy loss of life in Oracoxe,
North Carolina, as result of
yesterdays torrential rains. De-
tailed accounts of heroic work of
the life saving crew at Oracoke
assisting distressed vessels is CIV
en- but no mention is made of ia
talities. Twenty members OF the
crew of the wrecked schooner
George Wells were saved. An
English oil steamer, name I'M
known, is visible 10 miles off
Cape Hatteras. Confirmation OF
reported heavy loss of life at Ora
coke was not received at II
o'clock,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-05
Actress Cannot
Recover Her Pet

Justice Westcott Thursday
decided that "Kid." the Bos-
ton bulldog which has been
in possession of Mrs. Jennie
j. Jones, North LIST and Il,
for three years, should be re-
turned to her.
-Four years ago Mrs. Jen-
evievo Hayes, an actress APP
pearing here, lost kid" No
trace Of him could be found.
Recently she discovered that
Mrs. Jones had the dog,
started replevin suit and the
dog was brought to court.
The Justice yesterday de-
cided Mrs. Jones should keep
tho animal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-05
ARE You sUBJECT
TO BACKACHE2

The muscles OF the back are
constantly under heavy strain and
have but little rest throughout
the day. They are therefore n
need OF all the nourishment and
strength that plenty Of pure, red
blood can give them. Unless they
have their help, you will have
backache and continue to have
It.
Backache seldom or never
means kidney trouble. II. Is moth
INK more than the tired. weary,
WORKOUT muscles Of the back
showing their exhaustion because
OF lack of good pure blood.
II you are subject to backeche
you have reason to SUSPECT the
condition Of your blood. The one
generally recognized blood puri-
fier and builderDr. Williams'
Pink pills Is worthy . serious
trial
CAN At your druggists and set
box Of these ptlIs. You Will
find them different and more 81
fective than any other medicine
you can take tor the blood. You
WIN notice that besides strength
ening your nerves and banishinG
your backache DR.. Will1aruB' Pink
pills Will tons up your entire
sysfem and give y6u An 4pp6ttt(
that viii make your meals ~
joyable.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-05
MEMORY FAILED;
SENT FOR POLICE

After reporting to the police
that her home had been entered
by a daylight burglar, and her
purse, containing $40 stolen, Miss
Grace Owens, music teacher,
2614 South 7th street, discovered
this week that she had absent
mindedly left the purse in care of
nefghbor and forgotten all
about 1t. Miss Owens has been
busy explaining to her friends
that her property is safe and that
she was not the victim of thieves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-05
Alaskan Begs Police to
Protect Him From PurSuerS

child in Oakland, but was afraid
to make the trip for fear he
would be murdered.
Captain of Detectives Fitzger-
aid questioned the man at length
today, and concluded that Lopez
was suffering mild form OF
mania. Lopez feared to travel
by train. and when the detective
suggested a steamer trip to San
Francisco. he seized the sugges-
ton avidly. A steamer ticket was
purchased and Lopez will start to-
morrow. He will leave secretly,
as the police wish to humor his
fears.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-05
PICTURES TO
AID INQUIRY

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 8. -
Backed by William Rockefeller,
jr., and the national vice commits
sion, theatrical company of 20
persons arrived here today to
stage big moving picture play
depicting life in the New Orleans
tenderloin. The life of o white
slave from the time she leaves
high school until she enters dis
orderly house will be shown. The
first exhibition of the films will
be at the Columbia university,
New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-05

His face twitching with fright,
Alex Lopez, painter who arriv-
ed from ALASKA yesterday, rushed
into police headquarters last night
and begged Detective Sergt. Adam
Wiley to protect him from two
Japanese whom he declared were
pursuing him and had threatened
to kill him. Lopez said the Jap
anese followed him on the steam
er from Alaska, where he had
worried at a cannery. They trail
ed him through Seattle, and came
to Tacoma with him when he
tried to evade them.
Lopez said he had a wife and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-05
GOVERNOR WEST
and OFFICIALS
ARE SUED

SALEM, Ore, Sept. Suit
was instituted today in the
Marion county court by Attorney
General Crawford against the
governor, Secretary of State Oh
colt and State Treasurer Kay to
recover over $4,000 alleged to
have been unlawfully expended
from the penitentiary revolving
fund" by the defendants. The
suit is the outcome of a bitter
fight following charges by the
Portland Telegram that Governor
West had misappropriated near
ly $4,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-05
CALHOUN SETS
CARSON FREE

N. j. Carson. the old man al
legged to have been "railroaded"
to the asylum by his wife, and
who was released after habeas
corpus proceedings to test his san
fty under a bond, has been dis
charged as fully cured by DR..
Calhoun of the asylum.
Carson has been working for
the Northern Pacific the last cou-
pie of months, but has been I'M
able to get a responsible position
on account of the bond he was
under. Attorney H. II. Johnston
was going to have him tried be-
fore jury in Clifford's court, but
DIR. Calhoun released him.
Carson and his wife own prop
erty worth about $40, 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-05
LIGHT DEPARTMENT
N EARN 100000

II the estimates of the light de-
partment are correct they will
take in for light and power In
1914 5000. They estimate
the expenditures at $4S6,000 SO
there will. be a net profit on the
business of 100000.
This is in addition to paying
off the bonds as they come due
and the interest on all light
bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-05
CITY TO SELL
BUNCH OF LOTS

Some time next year the city Of
Tacoma VIII undertake to clear
the boards at the city hall and
sell ali the property on which tho
city holds delinquent assessment
certificates. There are In the
neighborhood OF 10000 lots all
told In this class and 1t Is estimat-
ed that probably half OF them win
have TO be sold.
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MEAT PRICES
TO SOAR THIS
NEXT WINTER

A Tacoma consumer picked up
his porterhouse steak, and hand
ed the butcher so cents.
Pretty high" remarked the
consumer, philosophically.
It'll be higher" commented
the meat man, and he was proba-
bly, right.
That same porterhouse will
probably cost him IS or 6S cents
before the winter is over for the
already meager cattle ranches are
being depleted at the rate Of
thousands of head a day.
The drought in the middle west
has caused farmers to unload
their cattle.
One day last week 10000 head
were bought by the stockyards at
Kansas City. The record has
been keeping away up in the
thousands for days and the re-
suit is that next winter there is
going to be a scarcity of beef
cattle for sale and, whoop! up go
the prices again.
Although the stockyards have
been flooded with cattle for the
last couple of weeks in the big
centers there has been no cut in
the prices OF meat. Local dealers
say they look for none. In fact
prices generally go up in the VIM
ter anyway as people eat more
meat then and the demand ra-
turally forces prices to stiffen.
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was Broadway. From 18th to
42nd streets its sights fascinated
him. The Grand Central term
inal he called the most wonderful
railroad station in the world.
From New York he went to
West Point, and from there to
Montreal, where he addressed the
American Bar association. He re-
turns to England Immediately.
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For the first time in the history
of the United States. a Lord High
Chancellor of Great Britain visit
ed within its borders.
On the passenger list his name
appeared as Viscount Haldane of
Cloan, K. T., LII. c., d. CL., +.
r.. s.
The first thing Viscount Hal
dane desired to see in New YORK
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FASTS Sc DAYS;
AGED MAN DIES

HARRISBURG. Pa. Sept. 81.
Death ended today the 56-day
fast OF William Betdle, age 96,
who refused to take nourishment
following the death of q close
relative.
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KUEER AND INJURIOUS FAX
moo~x noa ~ rtvaato thirty

Tacoma had no streets thirty
years ago.
Peter Miller IL now serving
his term in prison.
Horses do not chew stalls In
order to borrow . toothpicx
after dinner.
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o.:
1000 Boxes
Finest YakI-
ma Yellow
Crawford
Peaches 4Sc
Per Box
The quantity is much
too large for us to de-
liver without con-
costing our delivery
system, so we offer
them to you at this
price If you carry
them away. II you
want them delivered
it will cost you Be per
box extra. The quail
ity is extra fine and
the price is the low
est Of the season for
this quality.
Yakima Concord Grapes.
4Oc basket.
Sweet Potatoes, 7 lbs. 26c.
Candy
Turkish Nougat. " lib. 15c.
Our candy dept. makes ex-
cellent Peanut Brittle,
a lb. Zoe.
Taffy, 3 varieties. " ID. Zoe.
2 Spearmint Gum. &c,
Bakery
35c Nut Loaf, 1Oc.
Layer Cakes, 5 varieties.
1Oc.
Jelly or Chocolates. 12c.
Wreath, 12c.
Delicatessen
Finest Queen Olives, 28c
pit.
3 lbs. Peanut Butter, 85c.
Wafer sliced Beef, 41c II.
Better than any other.
Demonstrations Of Arctlc.
Cleanser Co.'s Products
at our g st. Store. Call
and see the Wonder
Working Goods. n
Fine Butter. soc ID.
Special sale 0f English
breakfast Tea, e 20c III
We tell you frankly that
this Is tho poorest Tea
We ever sold. but if's fully
equal 70 any ron can buy.
anywhere else ii the city
4 ~. ~ ]. - 4 - = = = !. 4 ~
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II ACRES DAIRY

acres all bottom land. cleared,
ana 7-room house. large barn. good
water, chicken runs; acres good
timber. One of my fancy places
but price Is reasonable. Terms
2 acres and all In berries; 4-room
house. To trade Tor . nome IN Ia
= Got d stock Of goods to trade for
o. N. JOHNS
200 Natl. Bank Of Com.
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O. N. JOHNS
200 Natl. Bank of Com.
10 ACRES $500

Only miles from Tacoma;
fronts on two roads; part clear, re-
mainder easy to clear; close to car
line, store and school. This land IL
level and the soil is good. Price
$500. Terms 800 cash. Better see
this II you want land In O. good To-
cation. salesman No. 5.J
Surety Bonds. Fire Insurance.
e. #. GREGORY CO., Inc
s. r. Webb. Il. r. Gregory.
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502-503 Berlin Bldg.

b.. One lot 60x115, S-room house. gas
and water, in Mantle Park addi-
tion, one block from car line, $3.50
cash. 1882 So. Verde.
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sol ACRES


Logged-off land, close to town,
on county road. fine soil; real
snap at SIS per acre. Terms will
handle.
CHAS. M. DAVIS
408 NATL. REALTY BLDG.
5-R0om Bungalow
COST $3.50 TO BUILD. NEARLY
NEW AND IN FIRST CLASS CON-
DITION. CAN SELL FOR 1880.
INCLUDING LOT 40x75 FEET,
WITH ALL STREET ASSESS
MENTS PAID UP. TERMS 800
CASH, BALANCE TO SUIT.
$3.50 WILL BUY ONE OF THE
CHOICEST OUTSIDE WATER
FRONT LOTS, 60x320 FEET ON
DAY ISLAND. is EASILY WORTH
EXCLUSIVELY WITH
GUNSTON a HEATH co.