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The Washington times., 1913-01-28

AS each successive plan for ball or
reception Is congressed or wllsoned. the
inaug. commit. adds three Roman can
dies and sky-rocket TO the fireworks
display and Gen. Wood appoints another
aide-de-camp
The Washington times., 1913-01-28

~
nv the gentle art of photo
7" playing, the mysteries OF
making the movies, the
true romance of the Wild West as the
motion picture camera sees it on Staten
Island. In New Rochelle, Los Angeles
and jacksonville and other outposts of
civilization, interests me greatly" said
Mr. Jarr.
Sure. Everybody Is bugs about the
movies" rejoined that elegant young
man, Mr.. Sidney Slavlnsky, known
wherever the Cory Scalp Brand of Mo-
ton Pictures Is shown as Sidney Sla-
ven. the Badlands Bronco Buster"
ut was very interesting 10 me to
hear that the fact you could roll
cigarette with your left hand made you
AN idol of the film fans" Mr.. Jarr went
on. You were paid well for 1t. your
father says"
why shouldn't get the cush, when
I'm a knockout on the screen"
I'm glad you take such a commend
able pride in your profession said Mr..
Jarr. It's too bad you fell OF your
horse. I don't see how that could hap
pen. when, as you tell me, moving pic
ture cowboys are fastened to their
saddles with iron rings in the seat OF
their leather trousers.
$50 they all are rejoined young MI.
slavinsky. When you gee mem an aon au,
fhjnk in getting into the saddle, they
ara realiy Swapping the hook in the sad
die seat to the ring in their COWBOY
trousers seat. But got a noIion l
could do some superb horsehlansnlp
without being fastened to the saddle,
ana as we were making a dash across
the BadIands near Linoleumville, my
horse shied at parlor organ a guy was
delivering on a wheelbarrow, and got
trun But that aint what left the
Cory Scalp Film CShpsEny si sEHs T' mr Isrr tUr:
English Actors
Always Got His Goat.
IT'S when they got TO running in
English actors in the movies. That got
nv goat" replied young Mr. S!avinsky.
..Why there's so many of those Brit
ish actors in this country nowadays
that the, Lambs Club is known as IAN
Erglishman's Home" and over near
Eightb avenue, where THE Whip" is
heinv played by ten cricket teams of
Johnny Bulls. the italian walters in
the Thirty-fourth street table dhotes
are learning to drop more aitches than
dishes"
the moving pictures, them
saw" replied the indignant young
Mr. Slayinsky. Ibid you ever see them
Indian pictures taken in France by
Frenchmen? Well, they amt got moth
ing On how English actors play the
noble red man.
Some foreign actors are all right for
Indians. because their gestures are sup
posed TO be the sign language. You
know-'the peace sign.' the thirst sign,
The Washington times., 1913-01-28

Mr.. Taft refers to the four years that
he spent so delightfully."- in Washing
ton" which reminds us that the Pull
man Company cleared sls.0O0,Do last
year.
The Washington times., 1913-01-28

The striking walters have made peace
with the restaurant props. both sides
as in all strikes. having been strikingIy,
as you might say. successful.
The Washington times., 1913-01-28
DISCUSS Social Evil.

At a meeting of the Churchman'S
League the social evil was discussed
last evening by DR.. Howard A. Kelly,
Of Johns Hopkins University. and Con-
gresham Redfield. OF New York. The
meeting was held at the Highlands.
The Washington times., 1913-01-28
She Went Ahead
With Her "Work. !"

After they had settled down, and the
honeymoon stage had somewhat sub
sided. the woman went on with her up
to-minute education. and the man. being
a broad, liberal-minded individual. did
not say her nay. For he also had the
present-day attitude that woman. by
virtue of her marriage. need not STOP
in her self-development. But this young
woman was not content with HER
OWN self-development.
Having some one near and dear to
her, she sought to develop HIM. He
was daily STUDIED toward that end.
He was to see with HER eyes. hear
with HER ears, and act with HER con-
victions. In a word. he was on the
high road of REFORM. One by one
his natural methods Of iooking ct all
The Washington times., 1913-01-28

The "I-told-you-so' policy never has
been ours; but few days ago we
hinted that Congressman really ought
to visit our handsome Capitol OCCASION
ally-and yesterday Senator Murray
Crane went UP there and got lost.
The Washington times., 1913-01-28
Layished Might.

G. S. n: Ny idea of wasted energy is
trying to insert a leaf in our dining
room table and then push the sections
together so that the dishes won't fall
through the crack. J.R.
The Washington times., 1913-01-28
OUR OWN DICTIONARY.

Hike: To tramp: to march. Must be
used exclusively in connection with
suffragettes. although no one knows
why.
The Washington times., 1913-01-28

Granting that our insight into legal
technicalities is zero. the trouble with
Mr.. Wilson's antitrust legislation ap-
pears to be that, while It specifies that
one company shall not own another.
there is nothing to prevent the other
company from owning the one.
The Washington times., 1913-01-28
T@@ ~ lJ@ggg ggggdD5Dv
zlkg3 EN .ntU SS

the friendly Indian sign'-which Is like
the thirst sign only you repeat II a
couple Of tfmes
The Washington times., 1913-01-28

Revised version: People in glass re.
viewing stands won't catch cold.
The Washington times., 1913-01-28

The suffragists. then, will take an in
dependent stand.
The Washington times., 1913-01-28

Nothing else is so close to his heart,
says Andrew Carnegie, as rewarding
the brave.
The Washington times., 1913-01-28

Well. we've been reading his orstions
fer years. g. 3. K.
The Washington times., 1913-01-28
LID AEsoP. in one of hi. fables.

~ "a Lioh once fell in love
with q beautiful maiden and
proposed marriage to her parents. The
old people did not know what to say.
They did not like to give their daughter
to the Lion. yet they did not wish to
enrase the King of Beasts. At last the
father said:
We feel highly honored by your
majesty's proposal. but you see We fear
that you might accidentally do her some
injury. Might I venture to suggest
that your majesty should have your
claws removed and your teeth extract
ed? Then we would gladly consider
your proposal again.
The Lion was so much in love that
he had his claws trimmed and his big
teeth taken out. But when he came
again to the parents of the young girl
they simply laughed in his face And
bade him do his worst"
Here's a Fable
Of Another Maiden.
Once upon a time there was a young
woman. She was an up-to-minute wom-
an. 1nefe are VARIOUS KINGS OF up-lO-
minute woman. The generally accepted
kind Is the one who keeps In touch with
the worlds work and is satisfied to do
her little share in that direction along
with her other activities. This up-to-
minute woman was one who studied
social reform, political propaganda, in I
dustriai growth and every new ECO |
nomic" that happened to come her way |
and continually applied them to those
about her.
In other words. she assumed the guise |
of professional reformer OF the uni J
verse In the process of her evolution |
she met a mana real man. the kind |
that Is called a mans man. For he
had all the qualities that go with that
species.
He had energy plus. He had had ex-
perience and had profited thereby. He
knew how to make dollar and he
knew how to be a friend He took his
place in line with his fellow men and
was RECOGNIZED as a man among
men and respected accordingly.
The woman found favor in his eyes
and vice versa. The world nodded its
head with approval and said. There is
a weIl-matched pair" They were mar
risd
The Washington times., 1913-01-28
5 ~
@5glE
MR.. JARR LEARNS OF
"MOVIES" MYSTERIES"

(rYU HAT you tell me about
nv the gentle art of photo
" playing. the mysteries OF
making the rO0yies the
The Washington times., 1913-01-28

In order to fill up some space.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
ALLEGED WIFE sLAvFR
fLACrD on TRIAL

Toms River. y. p-y IL j"s.
.ur MorisTi'v. .,iaa william ! i.-'.
aan. a s,-uos'arhCr. was .la'"' an
trial in 'hs supreme '"uri TO-DAY i"'
the ssuiJ", oi NEs. ,'siol,n. 8, Turn.
~. the pretty vii. "' an ".ul'I"N.
on tb. i.ak,vuyi estate III George
Gould TIL. WOMAN. /. riaiii.'r,i bn.iy
was found on srriI -. 1911. il .
clamp u yiu" ;r--. not Tar iron'
u-r home.
Mr. Mori,ri', has no means. ~u,
,h. wealth ~ h's former employer.
Mrs. Ia-i-. Linen. - o'icb woman
OF Lakewood 'ni,nS. ha, noi hs"n
spare. to defend him. In the cius-
tor Of lawyers su- has employ 81 III
his behalf. she sat today. '',t.c,int
and ., ling their society vpGJ,n
crowded III. little court rvp'l
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
CHICAGO soiso OF TRADE

Thiraso. n-s iss-iS~oE cable
III" F-.a', at b-a,ish .fop figures
,r.iH ihis s.an,ry saa al moE- fs,os
aLI- weather in Argentina and iadta
made The -h.s, market today "sss
The .1-ains. -hi'h vas 'c :. low
r.. use iulIo.-si b, . slight f"a
,i1u
The .I"siHs fisIs-s u-r" ~.sA.
,o tlS n-i loser
lin. u-aih-s pT.misirs h.s'i
riss pin-I, "s IN. n.~ crop rnii.'
.io-s soTn t'sis-s .tari.'. the sans
ss last aish, To and !" of a"a '.n
,lruvj I. .es -
Th- .i.-- ~ss steady ~ . net ''s
sIi.- "s I. j."
Mas, "f the .ais crowd .rr- IN
riin-.i ia sasA on tie bear .ii"r
,.asv wh-a,. MAY rrs iuiS ~ |.
Corn. B,-y-ssi.-r .r. MAJ s,4s
Oats. Nay 81. juIy ii
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
Ayers Pills
C<ssiy lAalass<. SssS<a1sst.
I1oAe. ~ -. saly 90.
Ssi1 ~ - ysssR-
~ s.~ o.es.,. t.. t.
Crisham Again is
Advertiser Owner

I.Eth- .uui at ss.""" tie gisas.
'iN'nr''s. ss'sH.ss an.i ali arpar''n'
aa..s ~ ~. Ira,iaa Nis'ft'tvr
run',.s. rnhiisEins sna s'a'i.n'rS
''.sispaaN -"F. s-ii - pabii. auction
4. !, = '.Tishsah. sheriff oi ,h- '"us-
~ aad in'U"r ..nrf. r u. y ii.s-
i.n. sr"s'-. ia hsnhr.r'.y5
1hr Advertiser sss formerly o~n.
81 aui conducted IA, = stock .un'
paIT. .i -hi'h J \ .Tsshsm ~ss 'hr
p''-i..-' sna ~sA i-.iss"i u .Ai,A.
FriI.' sSs"rsi ..n'hs 50" III. put
shss.s ~i', iss- .hars- pt ,s.' plant
~ $50. as ,h- a-sl.' 10 .oniirm-.i
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
THE NJ ARK r T S
~ FULL ASSOcIA PRESS ~
W DAILY REPOaTS "
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas Ciiy. Mo. D.c is.-iiogs 2
Receipts s.D""; market !. to IL.
nish"r; bulk ot sales =. to 80.
heavy 90" To .>p' pses.rs ani
butchers $50 10 ..75. light 20, ~
...".: pigs ..so IA ...o.
Cattle; R.c-ip,s s.s"v; maIk.,
steady To 10. higher. prime fee.
s,s-Hs ~" 10 10 dressed b.-f steer.
TO SIS. western s,--rs . to ..s,
s.Ith.rn si-.rs ." to eo~s'i q.
I" h-if.r. IL $ 80, s,oss-tr an.i
I...i.Ts 80 ol T. ..s bulis . m :
'ais.s .,s" q" ~,
sheep: hs-'cipis .,.., marA-.
si-sds lanib. "a ....s y.sTiinxs
!. q" to ..... ~-,h-gs -" I" 90.
-sss Ia I, CO,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
FUEL co. BOOKS
PRESENTED N COURT

s.I ir.n.i.so. Cal p,s- ~"
snnuai r-p.It al ,h- Western tti-i
co..IIanS i.r 1895. Ts.i by rr- id.1i
Joan T.. Ii.s aId ia sE. dir.v,Urr .ud
assin Il" ,h- stD- D-hh.ii-rs informed
sa-la that a. s.si ini.,.gt.a IT, it'.aI
y.sr Irum Australia. ia" '","r0in
~as Si....s. Tha, ". darius 'h''
Y..F. 49, s.is.I.anA s.lL ,i,a, mIrh
n.T- ..ai 1T .uETuu, rEi'.. 'Hs' u
hsi s.iuaii, r---is.-i 81 sas ~ TO-
=. -ai.n Of
President i,.~a".- S-I.r ~ss
=. ~, ,a4s.F I. III. iLsN rhih is isNf
,nE i'rsiarn' 'iaea'd al ss."ts
.'h.F ais-s ..Ea. .in'-Fs sH" "'"s
pi.S.s al ,h- N.s,.,n tp-i gp~ps.N
lot pH sii-z-si s..siTas' I. i-IT.nI
thr s.s-gnsa-p, sI .sia ,"tt. du'a an'i
1 IIil ssiu- -. iEtissirt .uais ~ ar
-lso.sA,- s,sisHs ss ah"'t y"'sn'
s!rh a.u.si ,E- r.uiissr, srF. i's
iusa'..ra,sa. H. 1906. ,,""."r". "'
hsii it, s,Ui'si s''rt
,sN,. >.r-S"s. ss@U~'aEN "I 'hs
srt..y .yaGN. ~ss asked aha, ,hss .l.'
l RI. .s-ant
'r.- s-sFs -.iiI s..or. .. sail
's'-s' "a. .-,lh 'na, H',st ntuSr ""Si
,han ~ i"ts shi 90
'a- s'ss, tnru.si'..' sas igII~sTsr'i
iY shiis s. ,uru,n4 IL .a,is's i'"ss
| N"''si.as .ad 49, ''HusA; ht a.
Nss,-rn Iu.i -onll .sn1 .l the shsv
t.r ~ N-.sL, .Au- ~ i's "vn .sSIr~
a' tu.u, s: 8" So Ipn lister 'u h.
r"'aiir,I w ~" TSaH'is'u ''al'Us ~
, fT""s " &" y,
Fr'Ls q s."t-i~-s u's wsisS s.'.sN'-
ledger. ...'s..-, atbr Ftisui's ~ ~.
U.sri 81 ''tr'"i"Ess ,,.st had t.4.ssel
,hr.Wsh The ar-s' f,.' "G i-"s, "''ns
sol ser sa. zuH"...,-t., T-aH ".,,ti'- :
sy"r tHg ih- iN ia-Hss f'aid H., the
"'"pE.'s .'is.~ 1904 iast bs," ~
ras-'i .'.'S'-u Il" saL - T~r '"ui
. t-rr
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
SYMPATHY sTStxE
THREATENS CLEVELAND

Cleveland. O.. Dec. ls.-The grtc,
ancc committee of the Cleveland Fed
Grafton Of Labor. empowered las,
nigh, by tn. Centennial Labor bod,
to cali n general strike II necessary, .
met today TO consider the ad,isabiI-
II! of ordering all union employees %
pathy with the cooks and walters
now ont. II u general strike IL or
dered. IT will caA out union musi-
clans. BARRIERS, electricians. carpen-
tiers. Iainters. tcamsters and pa,-
gageincn employed at the hostclcrics
Union bartender. are already out.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
PLAYS Anb PLAYERS

i.pis M..H Is s.i.s back q.
sausi-, iil-
s'ss t,.'-4s,. !. d. star n.s, r-.ss.s
in n-- tiss Il, jsms- Forbes
ki;'y .....i.n spp-ar.d IN i.,s Nn.
s.i's 81 Aias. wb-r. u, Y.u
i.s.s'
L'ins Wallace ii....-s has Iui, 'a.
Ssps .-s aHd sss~s IsrA 4. ss..i., ~"
EaL1 p-slss is 1. a,,.-at i. q m%
sifai 'iaY sail--i Th" i.ii,I" I'a,is.
.Spu-
Nir'. iI.Us''i j. l." a.yr.r !. ,aud-.
sil'" fu o rp"irHs.'i version .f III
,orrsas
= a"v piaF hss . '.nIu',pr iyT lie
L-rw ssd y rLiid sai'r.s~ for 'a- h-.
TY.u-
isssl Mi.- b. ss-on to s- ps.~-n'-
81 N u"v Jtrs- IN .n- "' ,hu i'ari'
bvsssss
Viu.r pstT h.s T,'urn-i to ~"
s'szr. with sA- !rii after her t-,.r'
us'rslz'
Ni,'~f, T.rrts Las z"av iu," 'sus-.
SiIl- aaJ is usin. - rpm-dy asllri
is.U, aLJ Return
Th- fu.k fuaig.Uira yiiI shortly
have sh.ar- {" rs" ~" f-li ~
.iDvg With iiiz Nt;.
-Four companies sr" to b' orzau.
is.,I 'u pi,l Little I."st sister. e
n-w a'sms "f 'hr un i"rvurIj.
c,,.,,.,..x-...o. , NINTH
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
AMM0NS REFUSES
UNIONS DEMANDS
trsssssssA ssso sess -


AhaI Non!i b" th. attitude "i III.
governor with regard 1" III" militia
IN the strike 1oh--
soy.inOf Nmihohs then 'ooh ,n-
fiaiT. II" b-san bS sayins that d.
had received many complaints re-
saFiihg the sohdust of the militia
from various source, aud 'hn' all
~-r- being investigated
My poiiey to-day, a. II will be- IN
the futur-. he continued. Il. 4" -n-
soTs- the laws u I hai shs either
policy I sh.uid resign 0r b. mad. I.
4. re-, lent say that I have nat
made mistake tried Ia prevent
the strike in -s.Fs honorable Na, :
followed all suggestions that mishi
srinx ab.ut a settlement.
Things were so had ih-s- WAS onr
~ on- ihins tor D,.' I" i.. sni iha'
49,. io send the tros.ss ! ~-st fA1,L-
-r than til. is~ sas. me p"v-f ia
A--pins sidk--JI-.k-Ea from b-i.s
imIsort.d.
when I failed To s-tsi- tie sITiA-.
the oniy ,hins 4. Il" ~as I" s-ai the
troops. .~n, farther ,han IL. Lac
gave III. iss.r ia k.-pins strike
.r-sk-r. ig"H i--'!ns. imported,
''wh-a ! iaiici 4. SETTLE the strike.
sAr only shins 4. de- vas 4" s~ni ,.."
,rsspps. pro'.r, the rI,i.' OF the siair
and saiofs- the laws an a.i. :
that nos aud ~iii Il. I, ia the .a,uE.
Il am ao, uu, ,aF ",,ir-. and v .il
never ruh a.aia. bi, I ain snins "a
io my duiy 4. The iuIi-s, extent. Sc
xssai-s. .f ~hs, happ-ns - m. ii
shs fuinr-" e"
In the ni.i.i ul th- ..N-tsoi al
..'--s. III Gius> asked .a-a go'.-f'
JhItrh pouid l-.' sci. aa-d irutp isii
= cat answer that nov. replied
-. xs,-snos
In Ah instant ih.F- ~-g- hiss-e
gates Chairman Gr.ss pounded III.
ss,-I. sad ~h-a order had u~-a -,
starred he d. s..si.sssrd 4. the x.S-'a.
II
I f6v iho iSssoa.ssss.o
| John u Lawson then added ht'
| Apologies q. ii,os-s .f Gi.ss. srd 81
prove the delegate. and spectator
- be- had joined ~ th. hissins
Niiara-y G-n.ral Fred isEsst 80
loudly .h--T-J -h.n. in g.s,sss"
questions ~ 'Y 'h- i.asi s'sin. "' ih'
/, military. h. aid the, he had 'iisg
sf--i vi'h .-u-rsi chase. lie j"
giar-,i that i. his opinion th~ ,HiI
,arS ..mmIssiou had exceeded It's s''
,h"Tits in h.idlus uTison"'s ins"n'
psun,.ai..
NmoaE the sp-aA"gs -"r" MTs
Aboiph .rFmyF. eit" "i = I-adins
nta- worker ";tiisi -b" Vas arrest
-J 81 W.i.-ahura after h"E hw
bands arrest. and i.i-ii-"an' ."N-.
nor FITZGERALD. Th-t- ~"r" call. '.i
state Auditor H".sr k"n"han. bti'
b- lid not sri'-ars
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
COTTON STATISTICS

WashihHtoN. U'c. IN..-siaiIs'iIs
Of tho cotton seed products industry
for the present cotton season. an
show 2Sa.tiS running bai,- Of lint
crs had been obtained aud s.,0i.sIs
tons of cotton seed had been crushed
prior to December The number nt
cotton seed oil mills and other de-
iinting establishments active during
the period prior Ia December Wa
$50
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
CHICAGO livestock

Chicago. th-s'a l>s-tSoGss s"r-ipts
..""c. mani-' fairly active. 'o
i-c above yesterday as..as- Hulk
of sales 80. t. as iishi. "a; t..
'.:l: MIXED 80" T.. '.sS. h'ass
-. I" .s;s T.usb ;.'s 4. ;.'s
PIGS I. z. I. .5"s
Cattle. Receipt. ..'""s market
steady. i--,-s /. ~. to ..ss Texas
steers SO" To- s.". western 50" L"
so. .'o-k-r. aud f"-icr- ~" tn
;.s,. COWS aud h-ii-r. "a" I. >'".
eais-. 80 to II
Sheep; Receipt. :"."". market
weak. native aud western ~" to
...a. y-ariinxs 80" I" s.>.. lambs.
native and western go to $50.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18

IL does 4, wi,huI, the uiis,.r'
Doctor aud nursss frankly recon-.
m-nd MuSTEEoLE for Sore Throat,
bronchitis. cryup. Stiff Ncck. As,h.
ms. Ncursigi,. Congestion. pl"ufisN
Rhcumstjs,i. i.unuI ago. Pains aud
Arncs Of the Back or Joints. spfaius.
Scrc Muscles Bruises. Jhiihlains.
Frosted Feet Colds oi the chest 'i'
prevents Pucumuniai
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18

ssssssss~A esOO 00a~ ~
~Ay~ ~arj icys an. s,rIs, si'cr~ sr's
ads.i,,.L .hs hsJ ssraS~''
,',.I. the -s.l-l at fv-.',i iiI- .Ah''r
u. prs- Juni.' Ecpa.iics ..s- ts.h.
irn.. ,.t"urn.a, the r.un,F's
G-ass- /. - y.ar. OLD. liz has
t.-.n III u.-,r h-s,sh Tor m"s- than .
S-,rs
b.-.ri. ~.'.h -. Adopted hv the
t..rd. r,ilVr. '- . Isrx. "S'"n' the
Testimony :. the MY witnesses a.
sr,in.d ~ I'll. '.n.sni't-- "' the r.ss
uuniiss trustees. Ms,st ii ''s recon
,n",iattsn. ..n."fs th- a'l'Iinis'rs-
ii.n ~, the t-puhii. IL the tituros VI
part
In ,i-N .f certain confessions
aud s.t-uu-uts rrzarJinx his
,Uc-rx-s' -N-rcis. al hypnotic it,.
ilussy. OF tn. citizens al tE- rrgub.
IL. aud ~. administration of Iai...s
uf ~. mory ~ testified before tn"
JOINT committee of the national as
sociaticu al iuaior republics. hi.
prrscn,- ~ til. Institution il .i-ariy
undesirable
i, was broush, out in the course
of t--tinun. taken by til. commit.
tee of trustees tina, .surS. had prac.
ii-rd hyrrUiis,u ty su.h an extent
that he could hy pnoti,c himself by
.tardi,s before Il mirror. II was
a'.c ,csiifici that George frequently
h, yno,iscJ n.ini'etH Of the republic.
Among other criticisms the COM
mite" pointed out that the republic
was considerably IN dcot. having.
durinstac vsrt year. c>c,.,ic,i its re-
scipts bS about e2..Vn".
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Ma YORK. Dee, ls.-NotNith-
standing arut. weakness oi iniiNid-
uai stocks a, The outset to-day. the
market. after "p.nins slishtiy Lower,
siadusib Developed sir.nsti. ani b.
for. noIn gain. A-r- general, New
Haven, Reading and New York Cen
iTai fos. !, paint,
TH- depression ~ Canadian Is.iH-
sas a,Iribu,-d Target, lo selling here
By berlin. Paris ana London, iu-
largely io th. collapse Of fu.sian 49,
onTi,i.- abroad Si-adin.es ~ th.
a,aIk-, in ih. face "f Canadian -
.iiis's slump shirh Amounted to :. :
points. Indicated that ,h- lie, ~as
position vulnerable, h-aEi.h state
nl-hsi al t.-aiins s,--i manufacturer
failed 4. inIiu-nr~ the market 'n'
steel shaT-s
Bonds ~rt- easy,
Dutin.ss Vas the di,,iasuishir1
I-aiui- .' th- -.EiS afternoon mar
k-, American Express bEos" .. a.
-. the lowest IA nearly 'hir,,' years
Extension Of the iis~ invited s'n,'
Prof, tsksas .hl.h Mas n,Ss, "'i-.'
tive in tnion Pacific. NmsisaEiai.sI
aad Nee iihN.n W-akn-.. oi Read
ins t'.. ~hish tosi d. ,o 81. attract
ed considerable a,t-ati"n. III siv~ %!
IA. pTohsuhr.i strength ot the si"rh
Th- asarS., closed heavy
4, b-san to sho~ the -tf"Si ~ ca
l-nsiN- .-tiins oi Canadian Pacific
prizes. .f the saSorii.s falling 1arA
tn yesterday. final figures 'snaa
ian i.s.iI. felt 81 ir all ,o sis ans
H.aiins ss dropped = ppiG, '.g'h-'
To r.A
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LISTEN FOR TRE WHISTLE

Listen iaF ,b- ~his,i-~' Th~ tH>
carrier i-.Ss n"~ i-,s@rss h"~ ~nis'
,i-s. tn. ',Ss ~iii bi.~ 'h- whistles
whsn ,h.y deliver rarrfss When
sou hear tho ~hts,i. tonight and
hishis hereafter get your c.S just
after II has been srro~n.
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DENVER LIVESTOCK

nrnV-T. s.in,. D.-r, ~ cattle
itp.-ipi. i.s"": mars-, steady 1.
sIsohs: b-ef .i--is . ,o ...s. so~ =
f--.i.rs . ln 40 Fs,iN-s . To s.S
Hosss K-.ri.is 5.o.". mars.,
strong. top ZEE buiS NJ ssi-s Z. >.
/. :..s,
Sheep it-.-ipi. i.-""s market
steady u. ~-sk: y-aFi!nss 90 I" I.
ian,Ls .,s I. ....: -~-s 40. Ia
l-s
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ll|!Glll9li

pr' pIih
rrr'. J. e uudirus. south Lynne.
Conn. ssNs
Your truly g-y'I r-nn,iY. Mis-
,crui- has saved INV lite. was
,ruubI~d for y"ars with Asthma.
'i.urisN and allied troubles could
gain 40 relief whatever. ns.,i hat
y small amount OF NoTr t.ul> re-
marl,ablc remedy. and today ! AIN a
,horuurhly well mpn in consequence.
II is u Goiscnd to- poor. suffering
humanitv R.fc- ~ me All letters
gladly answered. ,jS
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WHATS IN A EANE'

Tvu 'iuts ~. managed t. it'' r..,iz
'r unrriv 'u s"u'Ssi =" ''SasIyrsi"' ~
iT.tr s-a.I.t 'sst -h- required them
4. r-wain after Ist'Ts ,nu vgitr 'H'tr
nsm.- go" ti-~- Ts-, plunged
into ,.- ,asl4 som" m'"ut's later
u-. -i shrm Rr"w uh.asy .rd u zap
vat .inl his r"mpsHi.n !" iisErs'"
suJJcaiy. the brs' burst out vitb
,lv.ps,r r-,wH-'. his ..is AMI said
:" ihp teacher Faint fair muu'
iis names U.I a1I mir's ushsuzh.
na., &C. National Mpnthiys
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BoortEGuER KrI,rp

RoIia Har,cv. an alleged oo,it'gr"r.
WIS killed. and two other I,on we're
wounded icr. tpd.v, IN nsht That
cnsued VIII. ra uossc Of riftceL men
surroun ied the city hall. on the see
und floor OF which Har,ey WAS sus-
pei ted oi conducting n 'toiut. Morc
than titty siCts ~eref irc1.
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NOTICE


Wh-E.2s. sg' ranch situated .oh
IL. h.aa.a,-rs .t the Casiiiia Rive.
Tao. c"sn'y. N-- Mexico. having
been made a game and fish preserve
uni-r iA- lass of ,hr State .f N-E'
M.sio1. kn.~n as The C..,ilis
Gam- and fish Preserve. and
.h-F.as. ,L- .bi.-' .' said ssm- ans:
si-h preserves b-Ins enT the pIu''g :
,i.a .. cams ali fish aai their IH'
sT-as. thos-'sg. no,Is- is h-r.'b, sis'
-n that as permits t"r hnn'ins.
shYs,ins "r Hshins. ~i'i b. issu'~i
IiuIins the neat three s.ars,
TiE ADAMS ,NITi.E 20.
i;y II. W. Adams.
.is .-s-tat MsnsE'r
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
CHICAGO fRovls0Ns

FWI'aEWs ~ TT FITs' sNI'T VI
provisions varied tr"m .. q" i''
higher anJ later ib-r- was an .dJi,
ii"ngI ur,uras
Close Fork. January :. '". Ala
:.ss.
i.ard. January i"s... MaJ IT.
Nibs. January i"..s' May iIs"ss
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-is, yarn,, supply
1yu. srud s5r cr
ste tn the Mus
IERy'.L c"ripan
Cleveland. Uhio.
abI We viii mai
.-u - jar. ur5,ag.
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NEW y00K STock LIST

N.~ YoIk. ISrf- iN1"NmalksinaI1
sd So. SUGAR i"s N.htson s:.:
S.rih-sa rsrifw 9osi: ts,dia.s :
ia.l: ssa,I-sa ts.is. s..s rhscs
patinr i:l. L. = steel .;.. u :
steel preferred i"ts.
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THE MONEY MARKET

N-~ York. tSrs, i.s-Caii MONEY
s.m. ! Ia ~. tins loan. easier 6"
da,. 81. - day. 3! ..x months 3
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st y.Ir druggists. in -. and see
lars. s,i - srl yi"i isr-" hospital
si,- for g SO.
t-crpj uo subs,i,uic u ,onr drug
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NuSTEItDi.i. dv's'
all tia, the old
fashioned mustard
plaster us.'I in hp
in the jags ut our
Cysu,!,uuthurs. but
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RATeS OFexCHAlleE

>-~ York. t,ee, is-Ctss. rfiass
par~s .. I" . .-s '-ni
Commercial bills tee.
Tar silver si:.
Mexican d"iiass a..
Government baads IRREGULAR
Raiiroai l-vnds Irregular