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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-11-06
Manual del sastre-- LAO
Manual de gallos de pelea" LAO

Secretario espanol para certas
Libro utilisimo para escribir toda
clase de cartas----------------- IA
Perfecto Y novisimo secretario
mexicano. Modelo de cartes CO.
m~erciales, ~literarias, familiares
V amurosas. I'm tomo grande-----'O.T
Ell Verdadero Libro de Orc
Practicas de Magnetismo, Hipno-
tismo Y Suggestion. iQuereis vues.
ira vida r0deada de f~elicidad?
Pues Iced ell maravillosO Llbro de
Orc. Dicho libro corrige el apo
camiento, falta de voluntad y
energfas perdidas; leedlo y en- el
hallar6is la forma como Sc adqule-
re la fuerza. la voluntad, la teIi-
cidad. Ia vida toda. E~ncusderna-
DO Ell tela solo cuesCa--u lot
Gramatica del amor. Pre-
naIidad "O.3E
Novisimo y perfecto contador
universal mexicano. Manual de
cuentas ajustadas al alcance de
todos. con ell cual Sc ~resuelven en-
el acto cuantas operaciones sc de-
seen. sin necesidad de hacer nu-
meros nj calculos---- 'O.2
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PASTORELAS.
P0ESIA.

Poesfas de Antonio Plaza -" O.6O
Pasionarias Obras poetlcas de
Manuel N Flores O.4O
Poesjas &c Manuel Acuna
Aumertafas con ell hermOsO dra-
ma e pasaGo" g.0o
Los TrOvadOres de Mexico
Hermosa collection de poesias de
nuesUros mejores autores A Ia
ruStjca V.02
Poesfas de Manuel Carpio--' 0 IS
Pcemas. Collection de pOesias de
AmadO 10
Poemas verses. Obras poeti-
cas- de Jose Pe6n del Valle---" So
OBRAS POETICAS DE PEA
Cantos del HOgar--- 80
Poesias escogidas 6O
FL Arpa del Amor. ----- l ~
Flores del Alma. ---- LAY
Hojas de Margarita. Collection
de uoesias senlimentales--" O.o5
Hogan Y Patria. Edicj6n de Iujo "l.4O
Recuerdos Y E~speranzas. Edl-
ci6n de lujO-- L'4U
Las glorias de Mexico. -Bellisi-
ma collection de compOSiciones de
d.cadas a Ia patria y a sus heroes O.75
Tabar6. Hermoso poema sur
O.'O
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ST ~ elemental de ge0gra1la
CoGm II~e nociones de geo,
80 Rs;ca. he cosmografia; De IA
gsogrsfia particular De Ia = Ee g2o-
s sTcs VeT;tana n~ociones de geo
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RELIGION.

La imitaci6n de Cristo- 0 60
Catecismo de Ripalda----- IL
Lavalle MexicanO " 0 so
AucOra de salvation D 90
La AzUcena -DevOcionariO pa
"a las HijaS de Maria---" 0 so
ComuiCador General-" 0 rs
PequenO Laval'e de la juvel-
tud, o CevOciOnariO del cristianO f" 0 20
E Santo Sacrifice de IA Nisa,
con ex~plicaciones 0 50
Curse de ijiosofia elemental,
DCr BalmeS. Co7tiene i6gica. me-
tafisica, 6ycg, etc l 25
Devocionario guadalupano 0 %
Catecism0 de Persev erancia / 90
Los NartireS, o e. triuEfo de
IL Religion Cristian4 LlbrO cUya
D~0rtentOsa lerJura los hace aSis-
tir g Ia luChs de dos generaciOnes
c~o1crarias: 70 Z armada con los
arrsos de IS ferocidad, que persi-
g,e Y aniquila, Y la Otra con 81
sfrbOIo redenCOr que santhca y
ZU
Ell Genio del Cristianismo. Es-
"a obra. como la anterior, es de
las meiores para los hogares Am
bas estan editadas a todo IuJo--- Z.OO
NovELAs De A So CTS CADA UNA.
Porqu6 Sc casan las m4eres.
Malditas sean las m~uIeFes.
Malditos e los hombres.
Maldltas ear las suegras.
Arte de buScar maridO.
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ENSFNANZA.

[Nt.T.,a OILS
Granatlca CaSI1-T "0.15
Arlfmeuca oi"e''' O.O5
SllaJauos O.I5
Mantilla No n 20
MsntiIla No. OF
Nsnri.,a No. =. T.a-,r,, n "a
"@t H." Esndecil No, ldeiectufa ~ :
U~0dtyll No. >, . ~
rTa-fav.l No. ~
a." Tor mexicano. Lloro prl-
- Iectura. con 100 graoadoS
me, erie de ejercicios cue tacl-
80 a easenanza de los nInoS V.9o
q Tacror meXicanO. Libro Sc
II c~onteniendo la graoadoS
80 psrmosa collection &c ar
los morales DatrlotlcoS V'''
MoDrsI de urbanidad Y buenaS
maneras 3Tsv;co 0.75
Gl,rS0 elemental de geCIgfaIla
Compreadiendo noclohe& us 80
fla fisica, lie cosInOst@ IL pn,T-
g~eografia particular Se "a ~ go Geo
6lica Mevicana hoclo-' q -
graffa universal r.
CQmpendlo 09 S0's" O.2O
&c -.,-a+Y1a U.LJ
E.ementos, de seo'' T@os GiaIo-
Collection DE M ~arT;7as 100
COS ' cuadro5 u o.ar,5 2,ca caste
Compend'o ae go a-~egIo a Ia
llama, d~isPueSto con Fs7a5ola o. 10
de Ia Ee2l A Ga Js Ieng 1sPI caste
Llama, segcn "a csGT," rayissda
la. Novisima edlcion 'g Js so an
~aufHentao4 on ~n,iEgtivos conju-
menlalNo9 . irregular, dos
gacioG regular 5s 5roso5ia
tratados c"mP.g-oS 80 "a tabIas de
ortogratiay hUlIS 80
verbos, trases' eS s~~,--rg vertical
CuaaernoS de t70'I Cn1s.ri6n de
slstema meAica''o' 0.45
sels cuaderHos -.I,..i5n lie Y
E Dlsci2lio. d. 80
cuadsrnos, &c "'1UJo a,roba-
ArItmeuc@ e-su.S, IN las
ia COM .-.r-1as lie Mexico. '-@J
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"A MAS sEGURA, IA QUE TIENE Ell MEJoR sURTIDO YLA on

kas Gvas modeTnas.
Ell Eovio prestado.
La hija de las flores.
Ell Purgatorio de las solteras
III Paraiso De las mujeres.
FL inferno De los hombrcs.
Viva mi nOvia,
FL hada de los mares.
Su Majestad el Amor.
Maldito sea ell Amor.
La Princesa del Dollar.
Amor ' Martirio.
La hija de Venus.
Porque Sc casan los hombres.
Porque pecan las mujeres.
Porque murmuran las viejas.
PorQu6 reinciden las viudas.
r collar de esmeraldas
Las hijas del champagne.
Fl nido de ruisenoreS.
Las o5reras del amor.
Marina o la hija de las olas
Pasionarias Gs-4mor.
FL 81 de las ninas.
La viUda allegro.
La mia de los jazmines.
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portunity TO hear the Texans fare
well address To the senate. To the
mem bcrShlp of the senate was added
nearly SeNeniN-iiyr members of the
house who filed the benches and
lined The halls along the floor Of the
chamber. senate bailey spOke for
TWO hours, and throughout that time
he received the closest attention from
members and spectators
Applaud Speaker
As no concluded q wave OF applause
swept the galleries. bringing "a Sharp
r'prlmand from Senator Gallinger. the
presiding officer
frcsld"nteleci Wilson. although
quoted literally by Senator Bailey in
defense of his declaration that direct
legislation Is not In accord with the
principle of the American government
received only comm sndation from the
Texas senator
"lf the man We have elected presi-
dent oi the United States gives the
tcontined on Page Ten)
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COCKTAILS OPPOSED
BY THE DEMOCRATS
ms Opposition May Result in Taft
Not Appointing Him Govern
or Of Canal Zone.

WASHINGTON. u. e.. Jan
Opposition Of Democratic SENATORS 10
president Tatts plan of putting Colo.
mel George W. Gocthal-. builder or
The Panama Canal. AZ the head of tho
civil government OF the zone. took
such proportions today that some of
Mr. ldits advisers urged him 10 fore.
60 tho plan and leave the creation of
u" new zone government 70 his sue.
cessor Pr"sidcnt.ol Wilson
Some who talked with tho President
early in the day wcrr convinced that
ne would canvass tho situation ,tr
th"r before abandoning lf- frar
Oth"rs in close touch with the P-r-t
den' were positive that our az rorsiI
era'ioh for Colonel Goc,haIs. whom
be does NOT wish to involve iu , t,.
litit.l dispute. Doc would give up tl.
idea and fhIf Colonel Goethtf- ir
mec afei} after appearing L.for. tho
ConRr'r -ioutI committee fDruul.ffr..
apr nprldiion- Tor fprtifrafion. of fl.
cans would return feb hI- work
On" feature OF the tiar. l1ue,.r
II ColonrI Cn,'hai- Is bot uu- sf OBJ.
head of fHr 1oun government De- f,
place 1ll rWpIofo- ou tho canal work
under civil service hy fI. Prn-..f,rf.
eNecu .'" 0rior s. f.V rmpfovse on
the ls'hmu- already arr Iu ,.Vf s,r
F'c". luf fhr greater number ~ tl.
canal Norkrre have hrnr appointed BID.
iH" irfhWiin canal commission
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SENATOR BAILEY FLAYS
HEARST IN LAST SPEECH

NASfl\GTO\. Jan Senator
Joseph ". Bailey a. Texas long one
ui the picturesque figures and Strik-
ing speakers OF tho United States SEN
di". delivered today before crowded
nuor and calleries. his final speech IA
a member oi that body Within a
daN or TWO his res cnation will be
.ait before the senate and cOmmuni-
Gated 20 Governor COlquitt of Texas.
MS "NpectatIOn being that r VI John
ston OF Houston will be named 10 fiji
our his term. which would end March
S"ncior Bailey's speech was an at
tack upon the principles az the init
ativ" AMI referendum as institutions
That would. if adopted. bring about
mo overthrow of the present system
OF American government lie de-
clarrc they originated In the desire
OF politicians TO escape the RESPONSE
billy ON such petty question OF loca-
uon of state capitols and the settle
mcnf o. prob hition fights As insti-
'u'ions OF government. he declared
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rntelligencer Bureau.
Charleston. w. Va. Jan. 2.

rntelhgencer Bureau.
Charleston, w. Va. Jan. 2.
''St 50 long as the Watson-C hilton
machine Is able To WELD the whip over
the backs OF the Democratic fifteen
ih thc West Virginia State senate.
juSt 80 long VIII continue the dead
i"ck over the organization of the body
which began ~ the opening of the
NlN ddA special session today. Wat.
son. Chiffon. MacCorkle Kidd. Osten.
'th ana others Of the combine are i'm
aoSoluie command OF the fifteen Dem.
ocritic S"nttor~ at present How
iohE That viii continue defends upou
lh" inuuenc" the machine IT, able to
maintain over the members of the
'rhocratc side. 70 Is generally
agreed That the Democrats a.. willing
10 bow beneath The yoke for rho
l'nsth or the special session. but az
yer ih" sixth day has ELAPSED a re-.
Dellion against the combine Is freely
predicted
Clerk Harris refused to call upon
a member OF the senate To preside.
on the ground thar no provision is
hlaue Tor the selection OF "a teupora 3
chairman in case where a newly
tIccted legislature is called m special
session
- It was evident that no attsn,nt a.
organization was possible. with tho
Republicans lined a.aiust the Dcmo-
Gratis. each willing thar the other
shon'd name thc temporary presiding
officer. Senator O =. Marshall of The
First district. chairman OF the Repub.
Hr1n conference committee. fher
asked DO Oh" Democrats had appointed
committee senator pctcrkfr r..
piled that they had and that comrup.
lcHiinu could Boz sent fo Senator GRAY
silver chairman Tho deadlock was
on ana Adjournment WITS taken imme-
diafely
shortly afterwards ioiut meeting
oi conference committees was ar.
ranged for 3 o'clock thi- afternoon.
with Senator Silver. Senator R0berf
=. kidd and Senator SIM Y. Woods
rcpros'utlnc the Democrats and Seua.
Tor Marshall. senator Julian g.
ii'1rn" and Senator Mont White the
Republicans The conference. proved
or but short duration. a- neither eidc
appeared 10 know exactly what WIS
expected and appeared awaiting tho
other io NIKE tho first proposal Tho
result was an carly 1diourumonf. with
another session called FOR 80 O'Clock
Friday woru'ul
Roth -ido- hrd separate moctiGr-
'onigIf and discussed tho plan fo be
followed Tho Republicans are stand.
ir- p1f ou th'ir intention of olectirr
th" president flou.h tIcv -rcm,4i
iHrorHhl" IN au equal distribution of
commute" appointments md patron
Ccou'inuod on Pare HinsJ
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POWERS
INTERVENE
IN BALKANS
COMMITS SUICIDE
BY BLOWING HEAD
OFF WITH DYNAMITE

EPERNAN. France. Jan. >.
A New Years suicide of an
extraordinary character Was
committed here last night By
Gaetan Nelencin. a workman.
aged 26. who had been disap-
pointed in love.
Nalencin first placed a dyna-
mite cartridge on his breast
and caused II 10 explode. lie
was frightfullv burned. but not
mortally injured. lie then
stabbed himself twice over the
heart. He was still able to
walk. and remarked 70 some
neighbOrs who had rushed in.
Il have started to kill myself.
and now | am going to finish"
He thereuPon placed anoth-
or dynamite cartridge in his
mouth. lighted the fuse and
waited for the explosion. which
tore his head into fragments.
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that the scheme for direct legislation
by the people would convert the Unit
I'd States from republic into a dem
ocraCy. and would give Is control into
the hands OF the unskilled the idle.
and the vicious"
Flags Hearst.
An attack upou William r. Hearst
IN the course of his speech in which
he characterized Mr.. Hears as mis-
cradle dog who lad 'hounded him. 90
brought Senator Nshur8t Of Arizona
to his feet He aftempied 90 answer
this phase OF Mr. Bailev's attack on
radical newspapers ane magazine
hut was stopped by the Texas sena-
tor with the remark that he could
make that reply outside.1 Later MIR
Ashur~t took The floor in his own
right and in the course o, his defense
Of the System of direct government
paid a tribute 60 Mr.. Hea: - &c a
loyal American cith<en-fh
Galleries were crowded to their NJ
most capacity and long lines uf peo-
pie waited IN the corridors for an op-
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ORGANIZATION
OF THE HOUSE
OF DELEGATES
SHRIMP AND LOBSTER
SENT BY PARCEL POST
IN VIOLATION OF LAW

NEW YORK. Jan. The first
violation OF the parcel post law
was discovered here this after.
noon when a queer looking pack
age addressed TO Philadelphia
was opened 10 reveal live lob
ster and handful Of live shrimp.
Under the law. live shell fish are
cIassed AT "numailable matter"
The package was held up.
More than sixteen hundred
packages We're mailed at the gen
eral post Office here TODAY and
many thousands more AZ the
branch offices. At the Grand
Central station branch 5000 bun
dies came in during the morning
from suburban towns. Among
Them we're forty cartons contain.
ing eggs.
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i''i TT. Walsh. soon fo he o.,
H i'w ftve also to $40 eel ~
.'''i "i Governor Norrie.
senator i'"h'rf u. owen ~ OKLA
'INf IH. 1000 appointments with
'".frn.f Wilson fomorrow
'''''rfr wilson was asked COM
iN. rufn of tho report that
N'I'H D.. "Ie fn He fho date On rhi, y
i'. '.'fl session OF conrrcss -o,.ss
Nr called
hH., settled ou no date he -
I..." Fl" March fs. think voan
300 90 iH'le ou Saturday or Suudrr
Hnr wft.-
". fr. r'rr'a pondrnts suruert-
O.. Mtf. Do '. fr tiaw nr tho apverno-sa
NL Wilson only smiled
Do ie probably that frs ,xa~t d.ts
"I| depend "u fhr atHfus n fi,s
various houer hearing when ~
nt ..esi"n OF 0nr sress exnir
I'D" rrNf session. uU..i sing 10 ~
.'H- 'nn'nn' .m.rf however wnf nl-
''H' n'I"rr NrrI r. af OBJ. rf
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WAhHINHEoh. jan g=Tnrrrnaf
Ohiu-rnlr in southwest srou- 81 --f..
ln norfn and eaat portion Friday. colo
~. saturday fair. moderate wcst ana
n'I.hwe winds. hecor.inr variable
West Wirrinfa-HaIn rrifav rrot,tf..
turning % snow iu fhe rnrnnfafns ~
night colder saturday generally fair.
WeslHrn FeuuaVlvnuta-raf aud cold
er Friday. SATURDAY qe~eraIfv fafr ,.,.4
crave aouthWest ara northwest winds.
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OHIO COUNTY
TOFARE WELL
Her Delegates TO the Legislature 20
Be Appointed on Many Import
ant Committees.
Intelligencer Bureau.
Charlekfon. W. VI ian 2

Charleston, W. Va. Jan. 2.
ONO county and the northern part
OF th" state are 20 fare except ptiouallv
we'll IN committee chairmanshirS. ac-
corting to thc tentative slate unofi-
cialy announced TO-DAY. Harry
Weiss. Ohio couutys labor delegate.
Is to become chairman of the labor
committee. John y. Nrbcul chairman
o. the judiciary committee. ON. oI the
most important on The list. and Fred
Faris. chairman OF the committee ou
humane institutions and public uuiIl-
iugS y. H. Gray. of Marshall. is the
probable aTpoiut.e for Oh" good roads
committee. while Hiuerman Of Mar
shall. is expected to land "a berth on
the judiciary committee. Weiss il
also spoken OF ia this connection.
which would be- an unusual honor Tor
the Ohio county man. as he Is not "A
lawyer. and II Is customary TO place
cnly attorneys or the committee. 4.
+. Scherr. Of EanaWha. is slated for
fus iuaus" comm .tt".. cplallcd only
in Importance by Oh. Judiciary. whit.
Ellis 70 No-t. of MoreIutoVn. viii
head 'ho prohibition and temperance
committee. Jesse Bloch. Who arrived
tonight. having been DELAYED ou busi
ness matters. viii also fare voil
With Indications pointing fo e dead
loch th9t viii Last for week. a- lra--
o. result of the senate presidency
fight most Of fh" upS'af" visitor.
Who came down for fhn opening o. tho
SOL ion arc prcpH-.n- 20 leave lf.n.
~ N. Nolte and Edward D. piohi jls
latter 90 strong probability for OBJ. ar.
rointi,o ofic" OF state banking com
missioner wiii return tY Wh".liu- ON
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BALTIMORE va. Jan. rire -
.l..oNn orie 'Isited the baltimore
plant of the Car raegie Qfor1 rrmnar.
tonight resulting ln a iosf csffr,4tel
al 100000. covered 81 hsuranca
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IS
DEADLOCKED

committees Appointed to Try And
Heacn Compromise.- Gold Dust
Twins Crack the Whip.
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tcoutinuod on Pare EinsJ
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smn 20 he ds
ALSO to so eak
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Continued on Seventh PAEs)
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Rain Friday. probably turning to snow
In the mountains by night, and colder.
Saturday generally fair.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-12
OF ". G.. FERGUSON
POST SPEAKS
ST. lGNATlUS PAPER CONGRATU-
LATEs MlssoULA ON HER
NEW BOOSTER.

The st. Ignatius Post has these kind
words to say of w. G. Ferguson, he
new secretary of the Missoula Cham
Der of Commerce:
News Editor Ferguson Of The Daily
Missoulian was recently appointed to
the office of secretary of the Mis-
soula Chamber. of Commerce by the
officials of THAI body to fill the N"-
cancy made by the resignation of y.
J. Breitenstein, now secretary of the
Montana State Fair association.
Breitenstein has left for Helena to
take up his new duties, and Ferguson
has assumed his work as secretary OF
the Missoula Chamber of Commerce.
Mr.. Ferguson's appointment will meet
with the approval of all Who know
him. His name had not been promi-
nently mentioned for this position up
to the time of his appointment, but
now that he has the job all can see
the Wiscncss of the choice of the
chamber of m Mr.. Ferguson
is a clover young newspaper man, and
will, without doubt, make a good man
for Missoula. Having beer educated
in a newspaper office, he knows the
value of advertising, and he now has
an opportunity to put that knowledge
to good use in giving Missoula The
publicity it needs.
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ELkS WILL DISCUSS
MINSTREL SHOW
MEETING THIS AFTERNOON TO
CONSIDER THIS AND COMING
STATE MEETING.

This afternoon the members of Hell
Gate lodge, B. 2. O. f., who are inter-
ested in minstrelsy will meet at their
club rooms in the Elks building to
discuss the ACCESSIBILITY of putting IN
another of their famous burnt-cork
entertainments. The record which the
local Elks have made in this connec-
ton is enviable; they have set a high
standard of excellence in amateur
minstrelSy.
The plans to be discussed this aft
erneen will deal also with the state con-
vention of Elks which meets in Mis-
soula this year and for which Hell
Gate lodge has already begun prepa-
rations. On this account it is de-
sired that all Elks who are interested
in the prospect of givin a show an: in
making the state convention the big
gest and best ever held, are asked to
be on hand.
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LET ME AGAIN

Impress uro you, says Anderson, that
l car and do give more and better
value in cut flowers, plants, floral de-
signs and decorations thar can be had
elsewhere. l have no uptown store
and no big expense. 1t pays me to give
you the benefit. My guarantee of alb
solute satisfaction follows everything
| send out. and you are the sole Judge.
If anything YOU get from Anderson is
not right, | make it right-freely, not
PrudRinely. ! am on the job night and
day. a phone call, Bell 769 or Ind,
272G, at any hour will bring you just
what you want just as you want it
and just when you want it. Write,
wire, phone or take DAILY or Fort cars
right to the greenhouse door. AN
DERSON.--AdV.
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Counting boxes, bales and bundles,
checking every shoe and sock. jan
uary finds the mer-
TAKING chant in the throes of
STOCK taking stock. soon he'll
figure out the profits
then upon the same old nail, he will
hang the same old banner, January
Clearance Sale: he will show allur-
ing bargains that the cost of living
mock; there will be some things
adding when he's finished taking
stock; if you've any cash left over
that the Christmas spirit missed, you
viii have a chance to spend it when
you read the clearance list; if you can
convert your assets, YOU hould place
them now in hook; you'll need lots of
stock: every winter brings these bar
gains, wonderful beyond belief: but
I've never found cut prices placed on
butter, coal or beef; you can pur-
chase cut-price trousers. you ear get
a cut-price frock; but there's no cut
price on flour, even after taking
stock; so / wonder if the grocer
never counts his stock of eats; and |
ponder if the butcher ever checks his
line of meats; I'm no misanthropic
knock; but I'd like to sec some bar
gains when these chaps have taken
stock
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CASE ENDS
IN PERJURY
GEORGE WILSON, NORTHERN PA
ClFIC ENGINEER, FACES
SERIOUS CHARGE.

The divorce case of Evelyn Wilson
against George Wilson, which has
been pending in the district court
for the last three years, has come,
apparently, to a conclusion in a
charge Of perjury against the de-
PENDANT. The case, first appeared in
the district court three years ago
when Judge Webster ordered a stay
in judgment and commanded the de-
PENDANT to pay $50 a mont tenn
porary alimony. The. couple separ-
ated and the alimony was paid. All
was serene.
But three months ago George Wilson
stopped paying the alimony and a
short time later his wife filed suit
in the district court to recover the
money, When the case was called
before Judge McCulloch, Wilson
averred that his wife had charged
groceries against him at the Missoula
Mercantile company to an amount
that covered the alimony due for
three months to come.
Mrs. Wilson retorted by declaring
N''"l W it'cil Iiit ScAlit - lltI lpISe
on several occasions to eat and sleep.
She protested to him that she could
not buy groceries for him out of the
alin1ony and Wilson told her to go
ahead and buy whatever she wanted
at his expense.
Then Wilson denied the fact that
he had ever set foot in his wife's
house in three years. He also swore
that Mrs. Wilson had charged to his
account a $45 coat and a $12 hat,
articles that hardly came under the
head of groceries.
Mrs. Wilson admitted the coat and
hat deal, but insisted that her hus-
band had accompanied her to the
store and had told her to buy the coat
and charge it to him. This Wilson
denied. @
The plaintiff then called severe
~neighbors, who testified that Wilson
had been seen entering his wife's
house On several occasions, and two
shopgirls from the Missoula Mercan-
tile company's store who told of
hearing Wilson order the coat and hat
charged to his account.
The court at once ordered that
Wilson pay the alimony due before
January % or be held in contempt of
court. The judge also instructed the
county attorney to file a complaint
against Wilson charging him with
perjury, Wilson was admitted to
$1,000 bail, which he furnished. He
is one of the oldest engineers in the
employ of he Northern Pacific.