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Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1913-05-01

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
POPULAR PRICES
MAKE BIG hit AT
SEATTLE THEATRE
Play-Loving Public Takes Ad-
vantage of Reasonable Rates
for High-Class Productions.

The biggest hit Of the season so
FAR registered in theatrical circles
has been scored this week at the
Seattle Theatre. where Edward
Sheldon's famous sex problem play.
ssThe Havoc" is the current bill
The explanation for capacity houses
n the fact that when this same
play was produced here last year
paruuet seats sold for $3.50. The
price for equally as good a produc-
ton OF the same play at the Seattle
Theatre Is so cents for the best seat
at night, or % cents for matinees.
Monday night bargain seats are rs
cents.
"The Havoc" is story OF intense
interest. Il relates the experiences
Of q high financier who discovers
his wife and his best friend in a
compromising situation. Divorce
follows. The former boarder be-
comes the husband. the former hus-
band becomes the boarder in the
house. II Is n story that might be
enacted In any home In any part OF
the world.
In the final analysis the man who
usurps the husbands place Is found
wanting in character. In integrity.
and in honesty. The wife asks that
she be taken back by her former
husband. Every situation, every
line. holds the closest attention OF
the audience.
Mr.. Guy HItner as Richard Craig.
the deceived husband. lnterprets
the character to perfection. Miss
Viola Leach. as the wife who listens
too long to the boarder. conyinc.
ingly conveys the story to her au-
dience. The stage settings compare
favorably with the best road pro-
auctions.
THE Havoc" will give way next
Monday night to THE Great Di-
vide" wonderful arralgnment of
sex against sex. The theme is bold.
Its development unflinching, but TO
the most exacting there IL not even
the suggestion Of evil for evils sake.
Monday nights prices are 25 cents
for the best seat in the house.
Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
REMARKABLE CURES
ARE REPORTED
DIR. 4. ". Johnson. work nrfnxs
Many New Psfirnf.--Ofnee
Hours Are I-nEthened

owing 20 the large number Of new
patients who have gone 70 him at
the advice 81 their friends Dr A.
VI. Johnson has been obliged to OK
tend his hours ~ practice into the
evening. The splendid results he
has been able to bring about FOR the
few have spread his renown to the
many. who are now having person
ally demonstrated 20 them aatiafac-
tion the efficacy OF HIS treatments
In the curing OF a great majority OF
the Ills OF humanity.
a few 81 Or. Johnson's treatments
Will adjust the conditions which
cause nervous troubles. diseases Of
the kidneys and bladder. stomach
trouble. rheumatism, constipation
and great array Of the complaints
TO which flesh is heir
Or. Johnson Is now NJ tho office
In the evening from 7 90 8 and may
be seen OF that time or during the
day for free conHuiiatiou Hnd exam.
nation. which viii entail no obli-
cation whatever. Regular daily Of
flee hours from 10 a. m 10 3 .. IN
Woman attendant office In the
American Bank Building. corner
Second and Madison. Rooms sf2-sf3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
Mexico. The squadron. under
command Of Rear Admiral Sir
Christopher craddoek. sailed
Immediately.

BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Nov. ia--
That 5000 rebels under Gen. Con.
zales had crushingly defeated the
federal force OF 5000 defending
Victoria. capital OF Tamaulpas
state. WAS confirmed today by Of
fetal kilograms from Gonzales
himself received NJ Matamoras.
across the border from here.
According to official reports. the
rebels took no prisoners. but shot
or cut down all the fedcrais who
fell into their hands.
Gonzales was preparing. he stat.
ed. for a movement on Tampico.
hts messages indicated. did not fall
yesterday as earlier rumors had H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
81 DEAD IN Mine

ACTON, Ala. Nov. is.-Thlrty.
two eorpses had been taken this AZ.
ternoon from the Alabama Fuel a
Iron company's mine No ? here.
In which an explosion occurred
yesterday. With the six rescued
alive. II was believed this account.
ed for all who were In tho mine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
SAINT Any

Rest milk. 81 20 cas. : bar. nsrtha
soap. use trisrult Ice pkx zee pas
tahls raisins, Toe. 100 pas raisins fuf
flxs zoe 10 ounces he ace. 10
Zoe. lbs Dry onions e8c nastefn
oysters akc per ~ iutofsk 2 he itc
halihai. lbs ssc. slammed sole. Toe 10
frrsh herring lbs $50 TSd snapper.
lsne N green h-ans lbs $50. large
head lettuce, for ise. iesk. punches
faf -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
Moving 10 AermoslIio

NOGALES, Sonora, Nov 10
Veuustiano Carrsnxa and his con.
stitutionalist cabinet were 10 leave
Nogales for Hermosillo. the capital
OF Sonora. on a special train at
p. IN. today. CarranEas negotla.
lions with VIM. Bayard Hale were
understood TO be abandoned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
PUBLIC MARKETS


70 lbs sugar. o. large cans miik
isr With each purchase I 10 bulk $50
toa OF coffee. mincemvai re- 10. he
Csc, Nalnuts re IA. he ftc. figo
olives Ice pt. Toe rolls toilet paper.
shc. pkEs Peafiine Ice. pas. corn
Takes. fse. cans salmon iac. phEs
raisins i5c. Ice pEH tahinz soda g.
fresh halibut zoe N lhs 1sc fF~sh
salmon. lee NJ J ibs ssc. smrits 5 It's
4ac. hsrrins he ite. snlss, : It's $50,
tom cod = its Use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
Advance on chlhuahua

Ell pASO. Nov. is--Gen. villa
was Fastening military prepare.
tons at Juarez today presumably
for an advance against chihuahua
City. which II was expected would
begin tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
TANGO
NOTICE or GENERAL ELECTION

qualified
the Port election will be held
missioner Commissioner District
the
be submitted to such the different
the
OF November 49, 1919 said
rtt.daa lows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19

iidge~ay capitol House. t5o % Hue
Wbbon tea. go 10 g.us pure vanilla OF
lemon extract soc, peanut batter. he
ltc fancy Queen olives. 20u pt, hsiut
nincumrat sor 10 iAbbys mincemsat.
" ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
ARMY ROUTED BY
MEXICAN REBELS

LONDON, Nov. i9.-Tno
British admiralty al midnight
ordered the cruisers Berwick,
Suffolk ard Lancaster. station
ed In British West Indian wa
tiers, TO proceed 10 Vera Cruz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
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Honey. ite ~ comb honey zoe. cider
vinegar toc gal raisius Use PAS sseSi
elder, &C. sal mineefnuHt iSc 10 nen
rAiainH. large phs. Ice. pure sorghum
~ bulk. tsr sal tnacAfuni. a. 70 large
cAa corr syrup t5c mixed peel 500 n
sirioin steaks zoe 10 eholc- iAs,h chops
itcl 7 hons steaks zee. shoulder tagnb.
lee. lamb chops. tee 10. liver sausage
: lbs Sc salmon. ,sc each. red snsp-
pee. lee halibut lbs iSc. salmon. .
ibs isc. goldfish bricks. Ice 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19

the cDat - public works. focal improve
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'"F Tar payers 60 know Why ana how
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- Tho details ~ the present erpenfi-
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VII Eivs 20 Individuals Or eiuhs sesir-
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partial statements - all facts con
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
LAKE WASHINGTON ACREAGE

Fine level. view tract. good soil. i'm
proved. with nIcc house and out.
buildings with room for over 600
chickens Within few minutes
walk or tho ferry dock Price
st.oi6. terms 500 cash ana $40
pcr month Come over to Burke a
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"a Madison car and the ferry direct
or call i0t cherry IT
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Lard 10 the tis special ~ th- ws@tiNhs
Fuhie Market Thursiay. wish No 10
pals al o. ts Other good special. arr
az follows 90 coffee. its 81 Sc
coffee. y iba soc. imported pure oils o
oil 'sc at fic CeFiap tee. ttc rhprslafs
icinx. isc rkE pkss use. roasted Pea
nuts its $50 TsftsYs Green Label
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19
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J..lfied Ad Rates Transient rates are
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3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS
BUTTERWORTH & SONS
The mo. eornpists uaf'uafY establish
meat 10 the rofii fhan~s Main and
riiiou sD 1894 fiF.,
* VI MirrtEsrADr. CSpERrhkEH
..a snbaimsr ifts Market 81 rhons
naiiaff stf
NAfSiEn VALLEY U~pEHrAktSu
CO. O 4 Fb~ip. Nsnassr uti
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isfs ,fts tuh n Ssfth ~ W
rofknsr
HOME uSuEWrAkfSe co HrcrEHH-
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CREMATORiES
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Information ard Illustrated teahlsi %
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bs 1874 Firs,
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IN. Oats teuf subscription ~spirss 10 ~
tho address label - Ysur paper when
that date arrives ~ your subscription
has not axAin been Eaii IN afVancs,
ycar name 10 taken from the Nsi A
change % date on tho addrr" label 10
receipt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-19

MISS OLtVERs Many FltoP
~ Infant OUTFITS ana chiidrcn's clothes
by Reasonable prices 1897 second
~ av Special bargains this month.
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IA LOST AND FOUND

iosr CONFLUENCE ~ wArcHMAK.
sruf Try Hymons save money ard
trouble Cisariuk ii.eo. mainsprinKs
itc The Jowsier that always sells for
Ices 10t PIKE nrrt Osi prux CO
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-29
BIG CROP Of CONJECTUREs
GROWS FROM FERTILE FIELD
/. WITH NO FACTS IN SIGHT

While the newspapers Of the cOun-
Try are publishing" alarming stories of
an impending battle at MrNicali sumr
having il that a battle already has been
fought. the meagre facts Obtainablc
from across the border give no facls
on which these rumOrs can be hung.
For many years before This valley
was recIainled. it was the practice Of
newspapersk generally to locate here
the stoqij A5f Sensational character aq
doubtful origin. through the theory
that there being no people here. nD
one could disprOye the statements.
The same policy seems now to have
been applied 10 the country below the
line. where the band of SO-called reb =
els went into hiding Monday. There
l. no evidence that from that time any
person has seen these men. and no on"
can rive any idea Of their number.
II has been claimed that The -arri
son at MeXicali had sent out q party
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-29
CAVALRY TROOP IS RUSHED
FROM MONTEREY TO CALEX|C0

Once more a cavalry company -
patroIin% The border, with headquar- =
ters at CaleXico. The company ar
rived shortly after this morning
having been rushed from Monterey in
special train that carried stock cars
for the horses and two coaches for the
men.
The government had ordered that u
great speed be made a> wa, consistent
with safely.
Leaving Monterey yesterday mora
Ing, The train flew down the coast
line, reached Los Angeles at ! 80 last
night and made the run from Los An
geles to CaleXico in eleven hours.
The Troop is desired on the border
through The possibility Of an emergency
arising 10 demand their service.
though rs a matter of Iacl there IS no
reason to expect a battle at NcXicdIi.
at least in the near future.
The sensational reports that have
come from the della country are re-
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-29

Of soldiers who came i'll contact viii
the men yesterday. with another skir-
mish fought This l. known not to De
true. y" such party having been sent
out by tie garrison
Some of the leading livestock men
across the line have been notified by
the ''rebels' That they need have no
fear for their stock. as they would not
be molested, and the evidence in gen.
erdl confirms The belief that there is
no disposition to MODEST any property
there, unless there should be some
thing Of rcpriSal against those who are
credited with havin" barred MeNicans
from working. their places being given
To Cinnamon.
80 far a. Americans and others are
concerned. their person and property
seems to be about as safe as they
would be anywhere in this country.
and there is no reason to fear for tie
canals.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-29
DETAILS COMPLETED FOR
INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE

Ry Upiled~ Press -Associatiopsl-
NE WIORk. Aug. %. Announce
ment i made Today by the New York
Yacht club That lhc following terms
nave been agreed upon i'll connection
with Lp'on'- challenge for America
cup: The races Will be held -eptem-
her fl. - and Is. 1919. If others ar.
necessary. they vii be held on SIZE
ceedin- Tuesdays. Thursdays and ~at
urdty~. Boat winning three races first
takes thr cup. The course viii be "a
miles. starting at Ambrose lightship,
time limit six hours. The challenger
will be rs feet long, the defender un
limited
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-29
VESSEL LADEN WITH BENZINE
BURNING IN NEW YORK
IEy TnIted Press AssociationsD

'By United Press AssooiationsD
NEW YORK. Au-. 29 After burn
inc eighteen hours. th" steamer Bar
-om"i>ter IIurkman. with half a mil
Lion gallons Of c~udr oil and bonzina
IN her hold. lay still alre in Bu,termuk
channel 'oday, The fire. started from
friction 'f 'ia ra.l.n- cases. several
hr.H1ai- punr.j >yttr pa tha hulk
an ni-.t. Tho ai,zin- -uper~trucrure
was cut loose. ANA floateJ al night.
menacing other ships. The onicer,
hope it Will sink before the flames
reach that portion Of the hold where
The henA.ao is--toFed. Thousands Of
persons lining the shore We're forced
hack by th" o1icrr~. who fear an ex-
pIo,ion THO shores are lined with
army barracks ana 2o1ernment store
houses.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-29
ThaW Wins Point.

CBy United Press Associations)
SHFBBROOkE, Aug. 29.-JerOmo
returned today. admitting the failure
of his trip to Quebec. where he went
in the nope Of inducing Premier Goum
to surrender ThaW to the New York
authorities Thaw'S lawyers are jub /
liant at Ierome'S defeat. They say
ThaW viii now remain in Jail here until
they are ready for his release after na
has established the right to go whcr"
he pleases.
The New York lawyers scored one
point when Roger Thompson. Thaw' ;
chauffeur. was brought to court
charged with bringing a lunalic into
Canada. ThaW'> attorneys intended to
defend Thompson on The ground that
ThaW Is not insane. thus bringing n
sanity into the question as an early
Issue. The prosecution failed TO he
trapped. merely charging Thompson
with entering the country personally
~ 2 eteaithy manner Thaw furnished
rhompeon'S $500 hail.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-29
Races in Coal Truck.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 29.=Thc"c
was some mistake in placing an order
for a cab {" take Secretary Joscphl>
Daniels Of HE navy department to the
capital to hear President Wilson da-
lived his message OH Mexico tu con
@rc--. Al ten minutes before time fnf
The mc>>a=" 10 taXicah appeared
Mr.. Daniels and hi, secretary. How
ard \. Banks. stood Oh PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. waiting. II Wa, too late t.
t@ne street car. TWO minutes later.
Secretary Daniels and Mr.. Banks.
seated by The driver. We're going ~
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-29

spun>ibIc for the sending of the cav
airy. but no one is i'll position Is state
definitely how much basis There is for
these stories. As the facts develop.
Ill seems apparent that there is no o.
"dnZcd constlutunali-t army. and that
there j. no known leadership in the
sense of The previous uprising abou,
McNicali
Apparently there is nothing TO this
uprising but the protest against Inc
supplanlinG Of Mexican labOrers with
Chinese laborcrs. the McXicans having
banded Themselves, ln-elhrr for re
prioaI
This being the case. there is no rea-
son to anticipate a raid on McXicaIi.
while the MeXicanS are not antagOniS-
tic t0 Americans in general. but simply
to those who have barred them from
work
The soldiers Will consequently have
Ia li.ll task to perform at CaleXiro,
where they went into camp today
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-29
New Education Board.

tBy United Press Associations)
SACRAMENTO. Au-. Governor
johnson made today the seven mem
ber~ Nc the newly created state board
Of education. a. follows: Ex-District
Attorney w. II. Langdon of san Fran
Cisco. Ms A-ne, Ray If Oakland. "V-
Mayor Gr"r-r stone of santa Cruz.
Charles stern. q business man Of Eu-
rcAa: r. p. Clarke. editor of lhe Press.
RiN-r~j.-: Lawrence ChrnuWrlh .d-
itar ot thr Erho. Bakersfield; Shrp-
pari Buum Lo, Angeles educalion-
aIi,t. They win receive expense, ,nd
fees While in office. hut no salary.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-29
ALL STORES ARE TO CLOSE
MONDAY TO HONOR LABOR

~ compliance with the letter and
spirit Of the national holiday, set apart
to the expression If the value Of lab~r.
we mutually agree to close our respect
i've places Of business all day Monday,
september 1 Labor Day.
Roy L. Rumsey.
Ross 4 stuart.
Valley school Supply.
Paul j. Ehmke.
MI j. Driggers.
Al W. IIoldzkUm.
Martyrs Department Store.
VI NJ Michaels.
Julian 4 Wilson.
P T. Cunningham.
Ladies' To&@ery.
j. il. Ead,.
Hamilton 60.
~ w SNOW.
b. ~alomon & Co.
Enterprise Grocery Go.
New York store.
Imperial Valley Hardware Co
Smith K Bishop.
G. Il Brynop. -..-.---
Narney Bros & Co.
4. :. Wing.
n. I. McCune.
Preston 4 Mccartney.
Ralston-ColHer Co.
Valley Hardware
Delta Implement Go.
The Imperial Eu@ineering Go.
FL CenlrO News Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-29

Pennsylvania avenue as fast as the law
would allow in biz truck used to haul
coal for the navy department. Mr.
Daniels seeing t. :. \. on the truck.
hailed the driver. jumped in and toi.i
him to ''heai it, for the capitol.
II am The secretary Of the navy and
haVr authority 10 press any Of our vc-
hicIc> into service" was the order Tie
driver rot.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

CANE to my place about July I. COW
marked with three different blNnd>
Owner can have same by Identifying
and paying costs A. A. FILL. )
miles NE. Of FL Cenlro. i0o
FOt 'ND-BroWu mare. Owner can
have same hy paying for advertising
and feed. Gail }. A.NINk. 21a mile,
Sc. Of FL Centro. MOS
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-29
After PrizefQhters,

tBv United Press Associations)
Los ANGELES. Aug. 29.-Assislant
District Attorney Ford at the prelim-
mary hearing Of Willard and others
connected with the fatal Willard
Young fight. asserted today that he
will attempt 10 try the defendants on
. murder charge first, seeking to es-
tabIioh through the superior court that
the Vernon matches are prize fight,
ana not boxing contests.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-29

Alfalfa ranch fer lease. for term #
years. 25o acres. Of which 110 acres j.
eight months Old ana 80 acres is newly
seeded, to responsible party: Will make
price right Coed buildings, plenty III
shade; phone. Phone owner, A. II
Griswold at B-l2j. FL Centro. Il
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-29

You can find me at 6t6 Main street,
ED ROICE.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-08-29
CRISIS l. PASSED.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 29.-lndication
that the Mexican crisis j believed to
have been passed was seen in the d -
pJrturr Of Bryan to lecture al Cha
ulauqua. noylcStown and Kennel
square Pa le wiIl return tonight ana
tomorrow Wiu leave for lectures at
Brlair Ma. and oxford. Pa
The state department has a quieleg
aspect today, It j. believed that tha
next move HINGES ON further report,
from Lind. which probably Will not he
received until after he renew- ue@o-
tjotion, with IIuerla. pursuant -
ilurra's latest request.