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The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-21
BH HE:STE E:nLY 2 x DRUG sT0RE
Where yOul' trade is appreciate d Free Delivery
 Phone 73

The West Side Barber Shop if it is a hair cut or shave. Cragan & Cummings, 10S West Main street. Advt
 Says the Salem Sun: "The Sun ia the only paper in t h e county that has the sagacity to recon mend a reduction in the size of county warrants. Be. cause they will cost the impover- ished county a triae less, and al- so be worth the paper they are printed on"
 The Texarkanian calls atten- tion to the fact that while muni cipal boodling runs rampant in other states, the mayor of Cam den states that he has just dis. covered $500 or the city's money which has lain in bank for twen ty years, overlooked by his pre-. decessors.
 A. 0. Wyril is in Little Rock today and will buy new machine for his show, the Gem, in this city. Mr. Wyril will also make other improvements in the show here and informs us that there will be no better attraction of this kind to be found in Arkan- SaS.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-21
Garibaldi Saloon Is Closed.

Little Rock, March 21-For the first time in over quarter century, the Garibaldi saloon is closed. This saloon has been long considered the Third House of the legislature, and Old Lady Baxter, the cannon on the Old State House grounds, guards the front entrance of the thirst em- pOrium. Until the seat of gov ernment was moved to the new Capitol, the Garibaldi saloon was the scene of more political and legislative caucuses than the State House itself.
 The closing of the saloon is on ly temporary, due to a fire in the rear of the building, which came near destroying the Fulk build ing, itself as notorious in Arkan, SaS politics as the saloon.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-21
Baby Loves zEM0
 for Skin Trouble
Stops Itching at Once. Cures IT,
 ritatea, chapped Skin.
Buy a 25c Bottle Today and Prove Ii.

Buy a 25c Bottle Today and Prove IT,.
 Try one application of Zemo on the baby and see the poor little fellow iubiiate with his toes. and chuckle. If he could only talk he'd thank you for the heavenly relief, Zemo is guaranteed to stop itching immediately or money is refunded.
 For rash. letter, and all the skin tortures that babies suffer, Zemo has no equal.
 For the skin troubles that men and women suffer, for all the itching, raw, scorching eczema, dandruff, inilamed or reddened skin, it has proven it's astonish. ing results in thousands ofeases. The immediate relief it gives is almost heavenly. Zemo is a clean antiseptic solution applied to the skin; no oily ointment or paste.
 My feet would scald and crack into the blood. Coul d hardly walk. Tried one bottle of Zemo, 25c, and it cured then. |" F. W. Flowers, Jeweler, Oakdale, Va.
 Zemo is sold in 25c sealed bot ties and guaranteed in Prescott, Ark, by Hesterly Drug Store.
 Advt.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-21
A Strong Endorsement,

W. H. Holmes of the Decorab, Ia., Journal says, "I have been a sufferer from Piles and Hemm0r. holds for years. l got no relief until my druggist reccommended Meritol Pile Remedy. Before l had taken half the package the distress was gone and have had no trouble since. l would not take a thousand dollars and be back in my former condition -
 Hesterly Drug Store exclusive agents. Advt.
 Fine Jersey Seed Sweet Pota toes Southern climated. sl.@ per bushel. Address Will Nor man, route 1 Prescott, Arkansas
 The Prescott Millinery IS showing the prettiest llne u hats ever brought to this clty You are asked to call at tnell store on East Second street anu see them. Advt
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-21

The Prescott Millinery have their hats ready for your inspec- tion. Their place of business is on East Second street just be- wound the Bank of Prescott. Advt.
 To settle a dispute over the boundary Moses Rodd and the foreigner, whose farm adjoirs, had their farms surveyed one day this week. When the job was completed Moses was pained to learn that the spring which had been such an important fac tor in his dairy business was really the property of his neigh bor. Plea sant Valley correspon- dent of Rogers Cooperative Press.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-21
The Best Egg Dyes

Our packages of Easter dyes this season are full of interest and entertain ment for the little folks.
 All sorts of colors, designs and combinations.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-21
Fun For The Children

We are showing an attrac- tive line of Easter cards, booklets, etc. We also have line of Easter Novelties such as chicks, rabbits, eggs, baskets, etc, that will please the little folks. See them displayed in our
 window.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-03-21

Hills Shoe Store will dye your tan shoes black for 9 cents.
 AdVt.
The Washington times., 1913-06-15
CHARITIES CAMPS
WILL OPEN JULY z
Mothers To Be Instructed in
How to Take Care of Babies
in Hot Weather.

The summer camps Of the Associated
Charities of the city open July 2, and
continue for a period of two months.
There are three camps. Camp Good
WILL at Rock Creek Park; Baby Camp,
Rock Creek Park. and Camp Pleasant.
Deanwood Park, for colored children
and mothers. Accommodations are ar
ranged for about thirty babies and
mothers at one time at the Baby Camp.
and for PA children and mothers at
Camp Pleasant. The intention is to pro-
vide a two weeks vacation for as
many as can be accommodated. At
Camp Good VIII more than 200 chill
dren will be provided for.
Everywhere about the camp now Is
activity. Men are busy with paint and
whitewash brushes. The farmer is busy
with the garden. Potatoes, corn, to-
matoes. peas. cabbage, onions, and all
sorts Of good things for young folk to
eat are being raised in quantities. Mrs.
Edna Keans Bushee, who has been su-
perintendent of the camp for number
of years, will aSain have charge.
The summer cottage committee of the
Navy Yard employees will have charge
every Monday. The features Of Navy
Yard Day are expected to be as popu-
The Washington times., 1913-06-15
YOUNG WOMEN IN
CAMP NEAR SLIGO
Junior League Members Open
Alton Farm, for the Vacation
I, Season.

The camp for young women of the
Junior League of Washington on Alton
Farm, near Sligo, Nd. will open to-
morrow and continue until September
a. 1t is to be under the direction OF
the Junior League Country Club. fluids
for the camp were obtained from the
presentation of THE Little Princess, :"
which was given April 25 to 26 at the
Playhouse.
It has been planned to accommodate
between fourteen and eighteen years of
age, and about a dozen are expected
20 go into camp tomorrow. Miss Helen
Woodward, of Boston, graduate of the
Sargent School of Physical Training,
is to be the resident manager of the
camp. Applications for membership in
the camp are in charge of Miss NJ E.
Brown, route 2, Silver Spring, Md. The
advisory board of the camp includes
Miss Elizabeth Brown, of the Associated
Charities Mrs. Clara d. Neigh, of
Neighborhood House, and Miss Burklin
of Friendship House.
Among the amuscments' provided is a
dancing class every Wednesday, and
for those who wish it, first aid'' class
every Thursday. The camp will be
modelled after the finest in the country.
There will be an experienced cook, but
the girls will be called upon to attend
TO some of the duties, such as sweeping,
sewing and helping with the cooking
1t is expected this will add to the
pleasures of the camp. These duties
will consume very little of the girls
time, however, il is expected.
1t is planned to open a clubroom
in the city next winter. where the girls
may meet until the country club reopens
in the summer.
The Washington times., 1913-06-15
WASHINGTON BOY
CAPTURES HONORS
Post Graduate Student at Uni
versity of Michigan Writes
Opera Lyrics.

Sylvan S. Grosner. a student at the
University of Michigan. and graduate of
the Central High School Of this city,
was recently selected. after close COM
petition, to write all the lyrics and
songs for the comic opera which that
university will present in 1914. The
presentation of such an opera by the
men at Michigan is an annual affair,
being given in Ann Arbor and Chicago.
where il is regarded in much the same
way as those given by the Triangle
Club" of Princeton, or Mask and Wig
of Pennsylvania
Mr. Grosner has attracted attention
previously particular for his work along
this line, and his success in this COM
petition was not unexpected at the uni
versity.
He is a member of the staff of the
"Gargoyle," the humor magazine at the
university and is also the author Of a
song written for the Cornell Michigan
game, last fall, entitled Hail, Michi-
gan"
Mr. Grosner graduated in 1912 at
Michigan, when he received his A. B..
degree, and he is now taking post
graduate course in the law department.
The Washington times., 1913-06-15
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.

ANACOSTIA. D. c.. JUNE Is.
Picked up unconscious after an acci-
| dent. an Italian workman, unidentified
since the accident, was recognized to-
day by one of the nurses in Casualty
Hospital as Flippo Calaceno, of 1ls
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. When
he was taken to the hospital he could
not talk. The nurse had attended him
| in the Washington Asylum Hospital
some time ago.
Calaceno was injured on the head and
back. He was wheeling coal on a steam
| shovel engaged In digging a sewer
along the Anacostia river, between
Anacostia and Twining City, when he
fell, after making a misstep. He Is
about twenty-five years old and is un-
| married.
The lawn fete and dinner at the Epis-
copal Home for Children at Hillbright
enty sin number, mingled with the
visitors. escorting them about the
grounds and buildings, which were
opened for inspection.
President Wilson, to whom an invi-
tation had been sent to attend. ex-
pressed his regret at being unable to
do so through Mrs. Nathaniel Steed,
chairman of the board. Mrs. Steed re-
ceived the visitors. assisted by Mrs. A
A. Biyney, Mrs. ]. r. Johnson, Mrs.
James Blake, Mrs. R. A. Small, Miss
May Duncanson, Mrs. Brodt, Mrs.
Guerry. Mrs. A. j. Richards. Mrs.
LIE Blonde Burdette, Mrs. NJ. A. Par
ker, and Mrs. Victorine Koones.
Raymond James and Kenneth Clapp,
chaufeurs were charged with violation
of the traffic regulations and each left
81 at the police station as collateral
Albert Beacham and Ray Mckenzie.
drivers, were charged with cruelty to
animals, and $ was required by the
police as collateral in each case.
George Dougherty, five years old.
The Washington times., 1913-06-15

lar as they have been In the past. Flag
raising is part of the regular routine,
and the campers in the past have beer
greatly inspired by the ceremonies.
At the Baby Camp the boys Of the
Georgetown Vocational School, under
some of the instructors. F. AZ Wood
ward and William F. Smith. are erect
ing a new porch to increase the ac-
commodations for III babies. The Baby
Camp will be in charge Of Mrs. Louis
A. Simon. A feature of the work here
will be not only to take care of the
children. so as to prevent infant mortal
ity, but to teach the mothers to care
for the babies and avoid illness.
Preparations at Camp Pleasant are
also to be rushed. so as to be ready
for the opening. DR.. J. H. N. waring.
superintendent. is planning to make the
camp this year better than 1t has ever
been. The auxiliary committee. COM
posed of well-known colored people,
will have charge of the camp. The Rev.
w. d. Jarvis. d. D.. Is chairman Of
the committee. and DR.. c. w. ChIld0
Is medical director.
The Washington times., 1913-06-15
NURSE IDENTIFIES
INJURED TOILER
Casualty Hospital Attendant Discovers Man Hurt at Anacos
tia Had Been Treated by Her at Washington
Asylum Hospital

was knocked down and injured when
he ran into a conveyance driven by
Harry McKim, of Suitland, Prince
George county. Md. The child was hurt
about the head. He was taken to his
parents. home, 231S Nicholson street.
Police declared Mr.. McKim blameless.
The carryall that plies between Ana
costa and Good Hope, with Henry Nc
Coins, an aged colored man. as its driv-
er. was put out of commission when a
five-ton tank truck of the Standard Oil
Company smashed its wheels in Good
Hope road near Nichols avenue.
Anacostia Boy Scouts are in camp to-
dav at Hevemeyer's woods, in East
Washington Heights. in charge of Will
lam Marshall, scoutmaster.
George Skidmore has gone to Parkers-
burg, w. Va, where he was called by
the death of Carlworth Skidmore. his
nephew. Mr.. Skidmore was a cousin of
Copt. william T. Anderson, of the Elev-
enth precinct, at Anacostia.
Mrs. jamie Ackinson, Miss Mamie
Ackinson. her daughter; Weston Ack-
inson. her son, and Miss Arizona Buck
ley, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William j. Mitchell. 1515 Good
Hope road, have returned to Alexan-
dria, Va.
The Washington times., 1913-06-15
Schwab Against Unions;
Has Fears for Future

BERLIN. juno 15.-Charles II. Schwab.
who has arrived in Germany in con-
nection with the gun and armor con-
tracts which the Bethlehem steel works
have for the Argentine and Greek YES.
sells NOW under construction in German
ship yards. is quoted as being for the
total abolition Of unionism.
He thinks labor Is marching at such
a pace in the United States that he
will consider himself lucky. fifteen years
hence, II his property is intact and his
life spared.
The Washington times., 1913-06-15
Street Car PIunges
Over Bank; Two Hurt

PHILADELPHIA. June ia Chest
nut Hill trolley car plunged into Wissa-
hickon creek at Germantown avenue,
seriously injuring George Young
and Ralph Briggs, the motorman and
conductor, respectively. Both may die.
The motorman lost control of his car
as it started down the incline. The
brakes refused to work, and the car
went over the bank.
The Washington times., 1913-06-15
Girl Is Charged With
Trying to Poison Child

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-Marion
Gibbs. a fifteen-year-old colored girl of
Neshaminy, Pa, has been arrested by
the Doylestown police on charge of
trying to poison Sarah Schaefer. the
six-year-old daughter of Henry
Schaefer. She is said to have admitted
she spread poison on toast she prepared
for the girl Asked to explain her con-
duct. the girl is alleged to have ex-
claimed: THE devil got into me and
made me do 1t. did not go to Sunday
school,"
The Washington times., 1913-06-15

George Dougherty, five years old.
The Washington times., 1913-06-15

$500 New Cloth Skirts,
Extremely stylish all wool
blue and black serge skirts,
made in the new fashioned
button bottom or broad side
pleated model. GO en-
"Movy" Sale price. OOsOC
The Washington times., 1913-06-15
Sues FeIioW-Aviator.

PARIS June 15.-Aviator Thomas and
Captain Davis, whose aeroplanes col
lided in an air contest, each filed a
10000 damage suit against the other.
The Washington times., 1913-06-15
An Advantage.

School visitor-Too bad that teacher
in the primary room is cross-eyed.
Principal-Too bad? Why she can
keep twice as many children in order at
the same time.
The Washington times., 1913-06-15
Harry LADDERS Son
Gets College Degree

LONDON. June f5.-Harry LADDERS
son John was graduated with the de-
gree of B. A. from combridge univer-
sity today.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-03-06

Tn individuo llamado R. V.
Pesqueira, diputado al Congreso
de la Union por ell Estado de So
nora, lego hace pocos dfas a esta
ciudad, en- calidad' de refugiado
politico, hospedandose en- ell Ho-
tel Gunter. BESIDE aqui dlrlg1o
un telegrama al entonces PreSl-
dente Taft. protestando sobre 10
acaecido en- Mexico, olvidandose
ell ST.. Pesqueira de Que los asun-
tos de los meXcainos deben ARE
glarse entire los mexicanos pues
es muy fec. y ademas antipatrio-
tico. referir a un entranJero aque-
10 Que puede de una manera O de
otra, signifcar un desdoro para
ell buen nombre de nuestra pa
tria. Y 81 no es ell pals ell Que su
fire con ell hecho que Sc delata,
sino eXclusivamente ell nombre
de sus gobernantes, ell Sr. Pes
guerra, antes de protestar ante
los extranos deberia hacerlO ante
los suyos, va fuese tomando las
armas para seguir asesinando a
la R~epGbIica, o hablando desde la
tribuna parlamentaria, Que eS
donde los d~iputados patriotas pro
testan contra los ultrajes inferl-
rides al pueblo que representa-.
Ell telegrama a que aludimos es-
ia concebido en- los terminus ST.
guientes: Hon. William H. Taft.
Washington, D. C.--Como MEM
bro del Congreso Nacionaf de Me
xico, me tomo la libertad de pro-
testar contra la solicitud de reco-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-03-06

Ell lunes fueron ejecutados en-
Aqua Prieta, Sonora, por orden
del jefe de la guarnicion, General
Ojeda, un sargento del ejercito de
Inca y Felipe Luna, quienes es-
taban conspirando contra ell go
bierno.
Ell feroz cabecilla suriano &C.
novevo de la 0. ha mandado anne
nazar por medic de una carta a
los enviados de paz del gobierno,
dici6ndoles en- ella que 81 caen en-
sus manos los manda fusilar in
mediatamente.
Ell gobierno esta dispuesto, a
10 que parece, para tratar la paz
con todos los revolucionarios, en-
terminus decorosos; pero tambien
ha asegurado cue aqueIlos que no
quieran someterse y prOsigan en-
su tarea de destruction, seran per
seguidos implacablemente hasta
cOnseguir cue la paz Sc restablez-
ca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-03-06
In diputado mexicano da cuen'
Ia de los asuntos de SUI
pais al Presidente de otro.

rocimiento del gobierno espureo
Que pretende establecer Huerta.
Ell Presidente Madero no re-
nunci6 nunca, pues la r,nuncia
presentada al Congreso es una
suplantaci6n. En- la Camara no
habia Quorum" y la mayorfa de
los diputados Que Sc reunieron
fueron amenazados y obligadoS,
por ell empleo de las tropas y otros
medios, a aprobar ell documentO
ap6crifo.
Eel asesinato de nuestro gober-
mantle constitutional arroja una
grave responsibilities sobre los
Que pretenden hoy Ell reconoci-
miento por parte del gobierno oe
Vuestra Excelencia, y la declara-
ci6n del Embajador Wilson, in
clinandose a aceptar ell informe
de Huerta sobre dicho asesinato,
no es impartial nj esta basado en-
la verdad de los hechos.
Ell Sr. Pesqueira sintio I'm ali
vic grandisimo en- su conciencia
despu6s de haber enviado ell an
terror telegrama a Mr.. Taft, y
en- seguida concedi6 algunas en-
trevistas a los representatives de
los diarios locales, manifestando-
les Que TODD 10 Que habia pasado
era IN complot urdido entire ell
ejercito y ell partido conservador,
y Que Huerta, desde antes Que
principiara la sublevacion, estaba
inodado en- ella. Agreg5 Que el
habia estado con ell Sr. Madero
Ounce minutes antes de ser he
cho prisionero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-03-06
NOtas de Me-
XicO.

FL Ministro de Hacienda don
Toribio EsQuivel Oregon ha
mandado al Congress- I'm mensaJe
en- ell que en- nombre del GobiernO
pide authorization para lamar dos
empr6stitos, uno en- ell exterior de
Glen millones de pesos y ell otro
en- ell interior de veinte milIOnes.
Ell primero Sc piensa dedicarlo
a gastos generates del Gobierno,
entire eIlos ell del sostenimientO
del Ejercito, y ell segundo al pa
90 de las r~eclamaciones presenta-
das por perdidas materiales y de
vidas durante la revolution ma
derista.
La colonia americana de la
Capital, en- una junta que ceIebr0
la noche del domingo, adOpt6 unas
resoIuciones aprobando la conduc-
ia Observable por ell Embajador
Wilson y pidiendo al nuevo Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos
que 10 dele en- el puesto que ocu-
pa hasta que queden arregladaS
las difcultadas con Mexico.
I'm grupo de maderistas de
Sonora, de los que secundan la
antipatri6tica campana de don
Venus y otros que todavia quleren
que la patria Sc siga desangran-
do, aunque este nos Ileve a la
vergonzosa servidumbre eXtran-
iera, capturaron ell domingo la a.
duana de Naco, Sonora, ap0de-
randose por ell viejo sistema de
Ia democracia implantado por Ia
gloriosa. de todos los fondos que
habia en- la ofcina citada.
Ell gobernador de Aguasca-
Iientes, don Alberto Fuentes D.,
Que habia salido de la Capital del
Estado al entrar las fuerzas fede-
rales, fu6 capturado a fines de la
Ultima semana y conducido a Ne,
xico. donde declare que el desde
un principle estaba d~ispuesto a
reconocer ell gobierno del General
Huerta, pero que algunos enemi-
gos suyos trabajaron por hacerlC
aparacer como sedicioso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-03-06

Greer que la version Official del
asalto a los automobiles, es mas
que probable, porque la excita-
ci6n de la porra TODD 10 expllca,
possible serfa que resultase la
muerte de los senores Madero y
Pine Suarez, la Ultima de las ha-
zanas de la INSTITUTION que
ellos mismos crearon y sostuvle-
ron.
Ojala que los tribunales llega-
sen a semejante conclusion; de
veras 10 celebrariamOs, porque
va es necesario que tengamos un
gobierno fuerte por la respetabl-
lidad, la inteligencia y la honra-
DEE.
Hagase la averiguaci6n que
ofrece ell Sr. de la Barra, en- NOM
bre del gobierno; que los senores
ministries de Justicia don Rodol-
TO Reyes y Procurador General
don Cayetano CastellanoS, cuya
honradez probada constitute YER
dadera garantia, obren energica
Y activamente para que la OPT
MON de propios y eXtranos sepa
a que atenerse ell honor de Ia
Repdblica, permanezca inc6lume.
Ash 10 esperamos de un gobier-
no que ha escrito en- su progra-
ma PAZ Y JUSTICIA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-03-06
Cree ell leon que todos
son de su condicion.

FL Presidente Diaz, de Nicara-
qua, Glastima de apellido!)
mientras Sc desarroIlaban en- Me-
xico los terribfes aconteclmlen-
tos que ~trajeron come consecuen-
cha ia caida del regimen made
rista, echando sapos y culebras
desde ell solo presidential de
aquella desdichada Republlca
centro-americana, dijo Cue el We
ria con gusto la intervention de
los Estades Unidos en- Mexico.
va nuestro gobisrno Sc encar-
ga de pedir una satisfaction d.
plomatica al menguado DICTATOR
clio de Nicaragua que en- su terra
VIC con agrado ell desem5arco dc
las 'blue-jackets', y 81 no la da
amplia y cumplida cortara sus re-
laciones con ell gobierno nicara-
giiense.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-03-06

En- estos momentos de crisis
para la patria, no Sc nos ocuIta
que la prensa independents de-
sempena I'm papel importantlSl-
mo. Y asf como puede hacer be
mes positivos a la cauSa naclonal'
puede tambi6n causarle danos IN
calculates. De aqui Que los pc
riodistas h0nrados tengamos, mas
que nunca, la obligation de pro-
ceder juiciOsa Y desinteresada-
mente. miranda solo pOr Ia con-
quista de los ideales de paz y JUS
ticia, Que resumen la mas alta as
piraci6n del pueblo sensatO.
Por estas razones no comenta-
mos aver ell desagradable suceso
de Ia muerte de los Sres. Madero
Y Pho Suarez: esperabamos al
guna declaration Official, autorlza-
da Cue nos guiase en- las tiniebIas
de este drama flOrentino, cuya
resonancia va no digamOs en- eI
interior del pals. sino en- las ma
clones extranjeraS, puede ser eau
sa Gle nuevas mas graves per
turbaciones. La Erase del Gene
raj Wood, jefe del Estado Mayor
del ejercito americana. es de una
signifcaci6n especiaIisima: Es-
to sera-dijo-o ell final de la ira
gedia, o tai vez, ell principle de
otra mayor
Ell senior de Ia Barra ha hecho
importantes declaracioneS, y.
desDu6s de elias, podemOs abor-
dar resueltamente la question,
con prudencia Y tinO, porque asi
10 exige ell criterio que nos hemOs
impuesto, pero tambi6n con in
dependencia Y dignidad.
Por los cablegramas que publ
camos aver, sabemos este hechO
concrete: Que en- los Estados Uni