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Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-18
Il

Department of the Interior, u. s.
Land Office at Los Angeles, Cal. Feb
;, 1912.-NOTICE is hereby given that
Cal. assignee of Lawrence o. Johnson,
who, on Feb. 2S, 1911, made Desert
Land Entry. No. O110SS, for E. Y Of
Tract 65, Township 16 s., Range II E.,
S. B. Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make Final Proof, to estab-
lish claim to the land above described.
before the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Imperial County, at Ell Centre, Cali
fornia. on the 18th day Of March, 1918.
at 8 o'clock a. m.
Claimant names as witnesses: j. III
Davis, 1. G. McCreary, Perry X. Bow
man, Lester c. Salisbury, all of Seeley,
Cal FRANK BUREN,
mchS Register
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

tNUS COHI LnhUs-UIobs51
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Los Angeles, Cal. Feb
3, 1913.-NOTICE is hereby given that
GEORGE HARPER, of Seeley, Cal
who, on June l, 1912, made Desert Land
Entry, No. 015673, for S.W. 4 of Tract
100, Township 16 s., Range II E., S. B.
NJ eridian, has filed notice of intention
to make Final Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before the
County, at Ell Centre, California, on
the nth day of March, 1918, at 2 o'clock
p. m.
Claimant names as witnesses: AL
bcrtus Dowler, John Hogan, Charles III.
Cooper, Peter j. Storms, all of Seeley,
Cal. FRANK BUREN,
mchS Register
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Los Angeles, Cal, Feb.
IL, 1913.-NOTICE is hereby given that
who on Oct isfa made et sl5sees pssert Land Gaa
Entry, No. O16544, for Lots Is & II,
Section s, Township 16 s., Range 13
E., S. B. Meridian, has filed notice of
claim to the land above described.
before the Clerk of the Superior Court
OF Imperial County, at Ell Centre, Cali
fornia, on the 25th day of March, 1918,
at o'clock a. m.
Claimant names as witnesses: L. w.
Burger, of Ell Centre, Cal; L. d. Duna-
gan, NJ. Nelson, U. S. wilkins, all of
Silsbee, Cal.
FRANK BUREN,,
mch14 Register.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-18

Big sale at Martyrs Department
Store. See advertisement on last page.
Advertisement
Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-18
The Feed
And Fuel Yard

TEL. MAIN 7l3 354 OLIVE AWE
BALED ALFALFA HAY, WHOLE
BARLEY. ROLLED BARLEY. MILO
MAIZE. MESQUITE WOOD, WHITE
PINE sAwDUsT, KINDLING.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
ELK MEMORIAL TO
DEPARTED FRIENDS
Services TO Be Held az the Acad-
envy Of Music on Sunday
Afternoon.

Memorial services in hoi,,r Of ii-
dead viii he held IT The Academy Of
Music on SUNDAY afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. hy Eichnond Lodge. No. H.
Benevolent Protective order OF Els.
The principal address, Viii b. made hy
Vi. J. Fulton. on "Our Ilonorcd Dead
ana the Principles Of our order" An
excellent musical program has been
arranged
Tickets OF admission have been ais
trhutcd 10 members of Richmond
Lodge All who attend viii dress in
dark clothing ana are expected TO he
i'm their seats at 3:lJ o'clock. aftci
which the doors will be thrown open to
the public. Those who will attend The
service in q body will assemble al Elk
Home at 80 o'clock, and will march
to the Academy.
the reception committee is composed
of Frank r. Anthony. chairman; w T.
Marlborough. r. VI. Cioodc. John g. Siz"r
X. g. fdcnscn, Jr., Joseph Kass Thomas
kiVlighan. NJ. NJ. Stoddard. X j. Bass
Graham X. Curry. Len VI. Garvcy VIII
liam NJ. Parrish. ,Ir.. Charles l.. Epps
J.. NJ. Morccock. w -. Butler Or r i
McSparrcn. 6. l.. Snyder. T.. +. Lyons
James l. Gary. T.. NJ. Epps, Il. Il. Andcr-
son and Harry iiubc,.
The list Of the dead since the last
memorial is as follows: Henry l.. IIirsll.
berg. James Hartley, John j. Kelley
=. \. Motley. II. B. White Polk Miller
and +. a. :. Brine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
OFF |CERS FIND
POSSE DID WORK
Eagerness to Capture Prize
Money Is Shown in Carroll
County Moonshining Circles.

christmas liquor-nahing has tuil..d
The h"nd OF every man against his
n"iShhor in the mountains 81 south
-vcst Virginia. At all events. that -
ON" Interpretation placed on the rey.-
nUo raids in Carroll Henry and GRAY
son Counties
ON general principles Tie inror,ner
is wcll content To remain In tho back
ground. while the revenue officers raid
a moonShinc plant. Mountain air is
not healthy for the inform"r when the
mountain folk connect him with a
successful rcvcnu" raid. This retiring
disposition is not at all noticeable just
nov in Carroll. according TO tho OF
fetal reports coming i'm to H"vcnu"
Agent w II Chapman In tho mad
hight for the prize money given the
infoTnler after q successful raid. that
Half OF TIL" Carroll reputation not en-
SaGcd in mooushlnMs is earning
christmas money by breaking UP liz.
liquor business Of IN" other half
Instances in which Tho iufor,uers
cuttan tho rcVcuu" officers and mad"
The raids without awaiting their ar
rival ar" rrcounted IN reports received
herc yosjcrday Writing from CALAIS
'.rrvN county. Deputy Collcctos Hunt
aI0 Doisuu say that, st;lrtiup out with
poss. 10 sci2" a still! near Dug spur
GA" morning last week they arrived at
The spot only 20 iiud that the still had
icon seized by T.. u. Worrcll ana j.
Blaine Crockett These two turned tin.
plant over To the officers FOR dcstruc-
t.on.
On TIA" next day. say the ofncers
taes "Npected 10 20 TO Woodlawn.
Graz son County. 10 seize another moon
'niue plant iE,lf-way on their jour
u"N Hum aud Dotson We're informed
That their pcssclnau. r. y. Higgins. had
already captured the still aud couvcI. ga
it 10 tn" nom" OF q friend. Higgins
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03

internal rcVcHu office for the second
iIstrict % Virginia wcg" lcss In No
Nsmb"r. 1913. tu.,n ia til" same month
81 iast year Collector VI * L.owry's
NtHIcs ar. - Follows. total collections
COLLECTIONS ia November Igl2 sos.
't:'i. dccr"as" $22.SSS2i
examination OF IN" iteinized receipts
- "ue 70 Il falling OF ~ Ia. rnarufac-
'ri'r 81 che " ms aud smoking tobacco
az TINS district. In November l9l3
me sal" OF tobacco stamps amounted
u N'u."pv.'2. while ~ tn" sam. month
% iatt year II reached 1t total OF
sl2h,Ca..is.
The collections COY the month fall
INTO III" relieving chisf subdivisions:
'"haccr. s"r.ao1 -. cigars, S"2 1870. - :.
cigarettes. S356.l20.25 spirits Si07
2i,.So; beer. 1890
During the latter part pc November
ana tn" month OF December the sal. OF
spirit stamps IS particularly large. ow-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
CUT IN TARIFF
HURTS CUSTOMS
While Volume of Entries In
crease, Duty Collected Here
Shows Decrease.

Customs receipts in the local custom
house during the first fun month under
the new tariff law show an apprccia bl .
decrease. Although the quantity Of
entries made through this port is some
what larger than in November. 1912,
the amount OF duty collected is Sill 900
less Mos. of the decrease il ;ttribu-
table to the placing of burIap on the
free list Under the Payne-Aldrich
tariff burlap was one Of the largest
items Of revenue in the local custom
house.
rho figures given out Yesterday BY
Special Deputy Collector Smith are az
follows: total duty collected in No.
vembcr. 1912, 500. i29.11: total duty col
lcctcd In November 1919. SlI0.i7l6l:
decrease. Sil,0i1.J0
Despite increased revenue from Ger
tain classes OF taxable manufactured
articles. the monthly collections Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03

ana Moot >t-tHt l:osil-ouiet .rurrar-
tine Easy Ntoi.t~s Steady tti,.- -,
sugar Raw. barrel -,c:tdy refined mil,
Coffee Spot quiet .o No .. gs., santos
No. : l-i.c.. inild. let: Cordoya ma ia d.
Butter Irregular cheese steady Pom
toes Weak CahhHE"s- Steady ana uu-
yi"need. Peanuts ami Freights-S,"ady ana
I"tt"ns""d oil was lower TODAY under tree
SellinE 10y rahu"fs against crude purchases
.thd IN sympathy with tho easier rulin.: In
@i" Buying on the decline was i'm the
way "t short covering and alSo tor OUTSIDE.
account. IN" mirkst CLOSED SGS points not
lover; sales - GA" barrels Prime crude.
'.sh'"o'; priulc summer yellow. -.otU7.pi: 10
N'ucn. ,l>; April 80. Mag 80. Iuu" $50
July go p'i'u" winter yellow aud SUNNI ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
DEALERS WARNED
Polio" Ban l. Put on Iiy I'irrcricLers ~,
Torpedo fHn,s.

orders wer" iesu>d Yesterday by chief ~
lolic" Htrner I.strEct!ae 81. member OF l.l g.
department 10 notify dealers that no nre
crackers large than vhat IS ,rovn as ~
So. B. viii bc allowed 70 b. sold .n tho
INC sale Of torpedo canes which FOR mans.
years have l'.cn ihe cause OF a great de-,
~ complaint. also comes urd,r fue poil..
bnn. Major Werner has expressed h.r de-
termination 10 p.os"rG-e Aii persons l,ho lg
np' "dner" - th' iav Ia mis- respect
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
NOTICE.

city Auditors once.
EIchmond. VA. Doc /. 1919.
THE TRANSFER COOKS DF THE
bonded debt 81 the city of Richmond
viii he closed on and after the 18TH
instant. amt rccpencd the pa day Of
January, 1914
GEO. $. CI;ENSIfAW.
Acting Auditor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
cmrAGo GKAIN ,lARkrr

chicago, M. December Black rust in
y rE""tIn" ana Sr"cn hugs iu Texas caused Il
hnls" to-day ia wheat. only a par, OF thc
oirci. how"v'r wa" lasting tho close bc-
int W"ak az an advance OF lsNi.c. not. Corn
NnlsheH UhchanEcd 20 &c. higher and oats
the same as last niuht 90 iara,, ur nut
provisions oil sie,. 1" -..@c
ASH gram .ioN"'t; Whe't-N 80. rec. ~, II
- - -. marc. y "N't No. northern.
80 80 Sriii% =" ,N:c. Corn 30.
,Hi.titic.t No willie 1ifi 74'.r M
yellow" 100 '''se. oats standard. 4lesls.c
L..llLnl. iLtnrn- ,-..urn.. I, ..L-a.. n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
saics. Stocks.
Nils Chalmers
NiliS-C'llnlnIrrS-

iA'til'l'iS .
Nilis-chalmcrs. pfd.
li'"op Analgalna;cd Copper
\m AEr. Chem. com.
soo Amer. Beet sugar. com
7oOo American can .
$50 American Can. pfd. .......
SOC Amer. Car and FdrN
american Cotton pil
Amer. hid- ANA Lea. pI.
Nm"rtCau l.ius.cd oil b..
zoo AMERICAN locomotive b..
Amer Nal, CO. pfd
1.iro American Smelling
OF American Srur. com
American Sugar ......
>. 90 Amer. Tel aud Tel. 20 d.
pc American Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco. pfd
Loco Anaconda Copper .
Lee" Atchison ......
3eo Atlantic Coast Line. $500.
Too \. &. l.. OF Connecticut.
goo baltimore ana ohio. ...
bethlehem steel co. com
zoo Bethlehem steel Co. pfd
LEGO British Amer. lob. Co.
l2o" tirooklvr Rapid Transit.
2vo Central lie ~-lcr. com
3ocO tcuadi;iu Pacific .
200 chesapeake ana ohio ...
hiCago Great Western.
Pea chi. Great Nest. pfd
coo Chit. Mil. and 81. Paul
IL" Crucihic Steel Cor. com.
l2o CruCihle Steel. pfd.
loo colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado ;nd southern
zoo consolidated Gas ..
Corn Products. com ....
pcn. and Rio Gran. com.
12.t0U Fri" -
1900 Erie, Isl pa ......
Fed. Min. and SIN pfd
lor General Electric .....
'rco. W ilclmr rob. Go.
l."oe Great Northern. pfd
hn" Grcd, Northern ore CTS.
lrb Illinois Central ...
."t lnterhorO- Met .....
700 ut,ENoVo- Met. pid.
Int Harvester. CON
Int Ncr- Marine. c"l1...
500 Int. raper ........
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03

N.W YORK. December .-f. eoyes- -..,.u..
steady. calves Market steady at $3.50. n. 80.
sheep and Lambs Steady. sheep. 81 5"st5,n .
l'iit o. '""> $50 h"rs- Market Huiniuallg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03

common to fair. .i,u2c bcS, lsmts oi.q
'-c common I" fair t.@5c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Icy THOMAS BRANCH X co
Dcn. High. Low. Eii. Asked. S;tlcY. stool

Int. Paper. pfd. .
Kansas City SO. com.
ichigh Valley .
liSGctt and Myers. com
lhSEctt and Myers. pfd.
l.orill;ird Tobacco. com.
l.orill;urd Tobacco. pGd.
louisville and Nashville
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper .....
No. Kan. ana Texas.
Missouri Pacific
National Hiscuit
New Haven .
New York Central.
\. y. ont. ana Western
Norfolk and Western.
Northern Pacific
i1cihc Mail
PENNSYLVANIA ......
Peoples Gas ....
y. &. c. ana ST. L.. com
pittsburgh Coal. com.
Pressed steel car.
~. Stce! Spring. com.
Reading
kvpublic iron and steel
iscpublic I. and =. pfd D..
Rock island
RIl5 Island. pfd. .
caboard Air Line. com
Scaboard Air Line. PA 4.
st. Louis Southw.. com
.SloSS Sheffield .
Southern Racine y ~
southern hallway 4.
Southern hallway. pfd q.
Standard Djl .........
Texas Pacific ....
Union raCiiic ..
| :. cast IRON Pipe. com.
I nited Cigar stores
United States Rubber.
United states Steel
United states steel. pfd
Va. Car. Chemical ..
Na.-tar. Chemical. pId 4.
Va. HN. and Power. com
Va. RN. and Power. pGd
w aba Sh .
Wabash. pfd. .
Western Union .......
NcNinan -Eru. fob. Non.
Ray. Cons. Copper.
Tenn. Copper ....
Total sales for day.
otal sales for week otwu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-03
KlcmMoNp TOBACCO MAnkrr.

Richmond. Va. December o. 1915
Following arc the quotations on ~ Eiclt.
iorc Tobacco Exchange:
HOUSEWARES
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nlrmMn\n GKA1N MARKET
El.umoud Va. p.rcmber 1911.
.LESALE OCOTATICNf CN CHANCE.
RICHMOND Hay MAEEIJ

Richmond Vu Dcecinbcf j, igig
t".l"NinF arc IN" quotations uil the RIci,.
""nu Hay Exchange.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07
FRAII. WEAKLY CHILD
Made Strong BY vinol.

50 many eases III. this are coming
,s our attention for the benefit of
faihcrs aud mother. Of weak. sieEiy.
aliing children In this vicinity We
rubii.h the following letter:
Mrs. I. T.. w.athrrfori. i.it.hfi"'i.
M. says. We have had an invalid
child fnr ih- pas, min. years and un-
~ wc began using vinol. We some
times though, there VI little hope
for him. lie would have terrible
coughing spells ut night. and they
would leave him 30 exhausted. We
tried everything. bat TO nr avail. ~
last some one suggested that We try
vinai. md W. noticed y change In
him from gh- very first, The cough
inr smells ceased and h. rain"d In
strength riEh; along. We would MOI
hc wi,hou, II and would advise par.
-n,s who have fraIl and weakly chil.
ir.n to Try vinol."
This e. because the child needed
the sitcnEthcniuE cod liver elements
and the tonic iron that vinnl con-
,nins. No oil. delicious taste. Chill
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07

money spent
ho. while II abroad has lit
Of getting which
something
imagining OF
rrn ,tiu helm to ul of mail order
advertise
c weeks for displaying them and
Tho consuming public understanding Of tho
qualities Of home not
otener
oo" week They use within
h'
rh than going down II
small
b..n.r pon usual
an
factories of
81
rc.us when the worked
oi cnthu regarding the idea
one of III. per,inont point.
bar Of
day mars" Will worth considering II
periodical occasions
Increasing and consequently
hiring ao him
doeoncrhsrs the husband Of
mans whoc wife bought bar
u
merchant:
dollar Inc M rchani In the community and
the incident
Don't get III" mistaken idea
,nfcrlor which tho
. down second When the home
Is values IN" los
o the ur- trading at hom"
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07
Moths" Complete in
4 Reels Saturday
Photoplay Feature

"Moths." the great moving picture
adoption of the celebrated O,iida
novel. complete in four reels. present
luz Miss Maudc Fcaly. renowned
Denver actress. in the leading role. is
the big feature ai the Photoplay all
day tomorrow. Manager Davis has
made a ten strike in securing the
exceptionally mcriiorious feature for
the saturday patrons.
The wonderfully fascinating story
as told by the novelist II worked out
In the foui reels. Hear, interest. pa
thos and humor are blended In equal
quantities ard surmountins all Is
the elaborate settings and the superb
acting OF Miss Fcaly. The story OF
the picture drama grip. thc heart.
interests young and old and appeals
to all discriminating persons capable
Of apprcciatinr the hest in motion
pictures.
To miss Moths is to miss tho
biggest feature Of the year. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07
Soldiers Receiue
Their Pay Today


Dcspiic The situation that has de.
vciop~ti from the refusal OF state
Treasurer Rhondy kcnchan to 'si;i
the warrants 10 take care Of the paw
OF the state militia stationed In the
strike xone Of southern Colorado and
10 NEE, the expense Of provisions and
supplies and all Indebtedness In
Cured. the state troops hay" just re-
ccivcd their firs, pay. since entering
the district. Col. G. u. Car,,ic. pay
masic. general ON Governor Ammnns'
staff. .rrivcd her. yesterday aud
saw to II that the ghost walked"
Each militia man tcc~isc~ ccr-
iificatc stating that he has per-
formed 40 many days service n, 10
mueR per day. vs-ious banks and
financial In siiiutions have agreed -
FASH the certificates or to accept
them In payment for supplies. Th.
privnt~~ receive 8: day for the
firsi ten days and 81 u day after
ward. About S:s.o0" wis disirib.
uic,l today nmons officers and men.
At the meeting Of the state militnr.
board In Denver today ways and
means will be- devised to care for the
indcb, ,cdnc.. contracted by the mi.
litia.
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JAILED FOR poAcmno
III MEXICAN WATERS

San Diego. Calf. Nov. -
Charged with poaehins In Mexican
wniciz. william II. Potter. n fisher
man from san Pedro. II In jail In
Enscnsds. Lower California. await
Ing disposition Of his ease In the ter.
ri,oriai courts. Potter. In n telegram
tn his wife In San Diego. declares he
wns captured by u patrol hoa, used
by the holders of the fish conccssio:,
IN the Lower California coast. while
he was six miles from land and con-
tcaucntty on the hish SRI. The Unit
I'd statcA consul Al Enscnada Is Sn;d
to bc invest ixatinK tho ease.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07
MINERS GOING BACK
NINWAlSENDUR6 MINES


Waiscnburg. Colo. Nov. IA trip
Of inspection among the strikers here
today reveals the fact that many OF
them are anxious to return. In fact.
numerous strikers stated that they
would like to get back to work.
Il has bccn noticed that a number
have been returning to work each
day. In lunches Of three and five,
and II I. the belief here that within
n week or ten days the strike VIII
have been completely broken In this
district. and that once II becomes
generally known tina, the miners arc
returning to work here. there VIII bc
n general return to work all over the
southern coal fields. and the coal
strike will then he q matter OF his
tory.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07
~ Rs>ese WV Aavsee sae.li ssfsss
SseA DisAsasssaiag Ezvssisssa.

b cas~ II poisoned blood 4. cvrr cured
IN tho last destructive rrrr, has t,cen
,ii&ina,rsi from the - .lrm. And the only
rruHc,iy HAT is a.-iw,llat~'i In the ttssncs
ind stimulates c-linlur activity To- over.
,'nr harmful germs Is III" famous hl@si
,urffrr. n =. ~
Tho skin i. hut a au- network III tiny
hiocL vessels. and ik~ specific aci.on Of
u +. =. Is declared hy eminent authorities
tn h. n pr,,n"un,--ti stimulation of the activ.
ity ,f ftiS.r rctls
The rra.on for this is 10 tho peculiar
srtiou .f \. =. X. which enables th- evils
In tho skin t0 select frvm the hl,s,d the
nutrimcct II ryyirlrr- for regeneration.
Not ouls this. hut " from the pr,,s~ncr
Of sonc disturbing poison psctc Is n local
,r ernrra1 Interference of nutrition - caus"
'oil. cnri,unCic>. ab.rrs>c> and kidney
truashirs. =. y. y. =" direct. the local cell.
that the .tppison l. rejected aud cllmlna trti
from, their prc-~nc".
Chi. fact has bern demonstrated year in
inA wear cut tn wonderful number ~
caar~ ,f -~vcrs skin eruption thR' had
r~e,rd tn he inc,rablr.
Yo, can obtain T. y. = nj any we'll
tochrs1 drug storr. " y"u insist upon 1t.
-, l'r SURF y",, ar" mt talked into some
y \. y. "a prcparni b, tho Swift SpNcif,
90. cf5 swift Nidv.. Ntlsntn, Ea.
write 'for their Illustrated book on sklp
llstases.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07

to account for what afterward hap
pencd. His wounds are not serious
General Q|ss .:ookea downhearted
when interviewed in prison today
Hc showed two slight stab wounds In
his neck. Just behind the ear. ms the
result Of his encounter last night. lie
said he suffered no pain.
The court will not decide until
next week M To whether he shall bs
placed ON trial or released.
Describing tho attack on him. Dia,
said:
II was sittinx In Malecon Pari:
listening to the concert with friends.
Suddenly ! WAS struck by mn un!dcn-
titled man. j defended myself with
an umbrella. During tho scrimmass
enc shot was fircd-T don't know by
whom. A man who later was idcnti'
fled rs Pedro Guerrero. fell To tho
ground and n policeman took him ia
n hospital.
u was taken before Judge and nj
I i:50 o'clock this morning was placed
ursicr provisional arrest. I knew
nothing further of the Incident but
believe the attack on me was pre-
mcditntcd.
- have nothin: to nay with re-
gard ioS,ry future plans. was walt
Ing here for Mexican development.
and now will bc compelled to rita!
until this case has bccr,, eieSrcd up
Several friends called nt the prison
this morning and offcscd ,o testify
that I am innocent Of the Shooting
Of Guerrero
Many contradictory ,crssoas o
hats nishta incident arr current. n
IL NOT known exactly how tho affra!
started. some say General Dlax pro'
vokcd Carranza's followers while 9th
err declare that Diax WAS smddcn's
attacked by his enemies.
Julio Ortcs Casanova. u Cuban law
yer. said today he would petition thu
court for tho Indictment of Genera
Dias for granddaughter In the case o
Gucrrero's death. adding that sever
Al Mexican and four Cuban witncssc'
wos,ii testify that they saw Diax and
his friends attack Guerrero.
Guerrero accuses Dlax nj bcink the
assaIiant. lie is n young newspaper
man and \ stronR adhctcnt OF 0cncr'
Il Carranza. He was shot In tn
hack. the bullet penetrating the nb
domcn. Tie was operated on this NJ
| scrnoon. Several Havana newspa
pers recently published a statement
that tho Mexican Charge daffa'rc
Domingo NaJcrn. had accused the Gu
han police Of favorinE friends of Gen
crai Carranxn. senior Najera sht
morning called a; the Cnban sta,
department and denied having mad
such a statement.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07

IA Paso. Texas. Nov. Two hun
dred troops from the federal sarr;
son In Juarex were sent to ChihuxhuI
city this morning 10 assist in the de-
fense Of that city against Constitu.
tionaIista under Pancho villa. Tho
Juarcz troops went on a hurriedly
prepared troop train.
Juarcz federal officials are today
without definite information Of re-
ncwai Of fighting at chihuahua.
Dispatches received during the nighi
said nothing Of Villa having renewed
his attack. Il is said In Juarcx that
the rebel force has withdrawn FROM
the outskirts Of the town.
Conscripiing n In progress In
Juarcx. according to Mexican resi-.
dents. who declare that Il is being
secretly carried on and that the re-.
cruits ar" kcp! hidden In IN. hnr.
racks.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07
The Granger Case.

One OF the strongest SHOWS pro-
iuccd here so far by the broadway
Players was "Thc Granger Case.
presented last night. Miss Margaret
Hagen ns Anna and Alfred Campbell
as Mr.. Jerome showed perfect under
standing of tho parts they undertook
TO portray. Mr.. Ohlmcycr pleased
the audience by his clever dancing
and singing spcciait!e~ between ac;s.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07
Pierian Club.

The Social Standing OF Our House
Workers" Is the subject OF the paper
read by Mrs. II. W. Babcock at the
regular meeting Of the PIcrian Club
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. S. W. Wolcott. on Pine street.
Miss Doris Moser Pleased tho quests
by giving plano solo. A general
discussion OF the subject Of the dny
proceeded n social hour.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07

DAca.
Mr.. baroari,a naca. rs wears of
age. n pioneer resident of Stnrkvilic.
c,ch nt her home In that place early
this morning. Funeral will inkc
Ing from the Catholic church ut
Starkviiic and intcrmeni will he In
tho StarkviIlc cemetery. The de-
ceased was widow and IT,. ur,ivcd
10y a family of grown up children.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-07
Senior Glass Entertained.

OUIOI Ot1bS uVeIVaIuSo.
The members OF the senior class OF
the local high school were guests of
the management Of the West Theatre
at the strong production Of THE
Granger Case." Every member Il
the class was present and there were
several of the faculty In attendance.