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LOWER PRICES ARE
PAID PRODUCERS

Washington, D. c., March 10.--
Prices received by producers of the
United States for staple crops aver.
aged about 21. per cent lower on March
1 than on that date year ago; 3.9
per cent lower than in 1911; 8. per
cent lower than 1910, and 1913 per cent
lower than 1909 on the same date
The average of prices increased six.
tenths Of per cent from Feberuary |
to March 1. This compares with an
increase OF 80 per cent in the same
period year ago and an average In
crease Of 1.9 per cent during February
of the last five years.
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MEXICAN STATE
TROOPS DEFEAT
FEDERAL FORCE
Huerta's Men Routed in
Fight With Border Sol
diers and Nacozari is
Taken From Federals.

Douglas, Ariz., March 10.-stat'
troops and recruits Of Sonora, rally
ing to the call of the state govern
ment to oust all of Huerta,s fedora
soldiers from the border states yester
day scored their first victory IN Wrest
ing Nacozari, an important minine
town below this point, from the fed
eral garrison. The defeated federals
not killed or captured arrived early
today on a special train at Aqua
Prieta, opposite Douglas, their com
mander, fatally wounded and twenty
others hurt.
From various points along the Ari
IONA border come reports OF Other
movements Of state troops against
border and inland towns held by small
federal garrison, Nine hundred con
stitutionalists began moving today
against Nogales Sonora, opposite the
Arizona town of the same name, and
it ia reported that struggle Is IN
progress at Ell Tigre, an American
mining town northeast of Nacozari.
Reliable reports give the constitu
tionalist wounded at Nacozarl as only
nine. Lieut.. Col. Lopez, the garrison
commander, who was brought here
with twenty other federal wounded
died late this morning on the way to
a hospital on the American side. He
was shot through the neck:
Most of the fighting was at long
range. The rebels, possessing no arttl
lery kept under cover to avoid the fire
OF two machine guns used by the fed
eral garrison. The state troops, how
ever. during Saturday night crept close
to the town and early Sunday morn
ing hot fire began.
Yesterday afternoon they overpow
cred the Huerta troops who fled to the
hills and on special train to the bor'
der.
No Americans were hurt In the at.
tack except J. s. Williams, Jr., min.
ing man, who was shot through the
leg in the first day of the attack. The
federals admitted that Nacozarf is in
complete control Of the constitutions
alists. General Ojeda declared today
that he will not evacuate Aqua Prieta
unless he receives such orders from
Mexico City.
Threaten Lampazos.
Mexico City, March 1O.-A force OF
500 followers of Vensuliano Carranza,
the rebel governor of the state of
Coahuila this morning threatened the
town of Lampazos in the state OF
Nuevo Leon. Lampazos, located sew.
enty-five miles southwest of Laredo,
Texas, is one Of the most important
towns in the state.
AS soon as the news reached here,
General Jose Maria Mier was ordered
to take 600 federal troops from
Monterey Goo miles away and make
an effort to prevent the rebels enter
ing the town.
No reports have reached the federal
capital during the past twelve hcNrs
as to Carranza's whereabouts but he is
,believel to be still near Bajan, where
he retired after the defeat near Reata
Real Fight is Expected.
Washington, D. c., March 10.-Maj-
Gen. Leonard N. Wood, chief of staff,
today received advices of current re-
ports at Eagle Pass that the rebels
under Col. Carranza were concentrat-
ing on Monclava to make a stand
against the federal arm3~
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BRIEF MATTERS IN
THE DAYS NEWS
CAIRO, EGYPT. Pierpont Morgan
left here today for Alexandria to en-
bark for Naples.

CAIRO, EGYPT. Pierpont Morgan
left here today for Alexandria to en-
bark for Naples.
NEW YORK-The untitled tonnage OF
the u. S. Steel corporation on Feb.
2S totals 7,656,714 tons, decrease OF
170,654 tons from January 81 and
marks the second declining tendency
since March Of last year.
WASHINGTON, d. C.-The supreme
court met today but announced no
decision+in the important rate cases
or the newspaper publicity.
BOSTON, MASS.-Frank A. Munsey
has sold his morning paper, the Bos-
ton Journal. The announcement was
made today but the identity of the
purchaser was not made known. The
Journal was purchased by Mr.. Nun
sey in 1908.
Militant lsuffragettes today
set fire to the Saunderton station OF
the Great Wester1f railway and burn :
ed it to the ground Saunderson Is
about 81 miles from London. Two
placards were found in the vicinity
on which were painted the words
Burning to get the votes ana
Votes for Women"
WASHINGTON, D. C.-The Wilson ad-
ministrationswill be dry" Intoxicat-
ing liquors will have no place In the
white house during the next four
years unless the presidents views
undergo sharp change. Secretary OF
State Bryan and Speaker Clark also
are teetotalers.
indisposition' Of Pope Plus
x Is pursuing normal course and
there is every promise Of speedy re-
covery, according to Dr.. Amicf, the
physician in attendance.
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DEAF MUTE STRUCK
BY RAILROAD TRAIN

Davenport, March 1O.--Isaac Malitz
a deaf mute, was struck by q Rock Is
land train here today and thrown a
distance of 80 feet but will live. He
gives his address as sos West Four
tteenth street, Chicago.
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Explosion Wrecks THO
Toms in Scotland Today;
NumberOf Dead UnknOWn

schools and public institutions were
destroyed. Ceilings fell everywhere
partitions collapsed and scarcely win
dow in the town was left intact.
People walking on the streets were
thrown to the ground and many seri
ously injured. All the inhabitants
rushed from their homes in consterna
tion.
The water front and the harbor were
masses Of Wreckage.
There were three distinct explosions
followed by an immense column OF
smoke two miles high.
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Glasgow, Scotland, March 10.--A
terrific dynamite explosion today
wrecked the town OF Irvine in Ayre-
shire. The number of dead is not yet
known. 1t Is said that the injured
numbers hundreds.
The explosion occurred at Mobiles
explosives works at Arder, twenty
miles from Glasgow. For a radius of
several miles it had the force OF de-
structive earthquake.
The town Of Irvine was shaken to its
foundations. Many homes, churches,
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Soeob Z. @eiomer, CT Sabre, 235
Sit 3. Strase. Snalleit IN Sh,uebe
8eorae u. Sd,eiot 81 Sabre, 1872
gSeit ssorf Hoao, Suberfuloie.
Charles Buns, as Sabre 1866
Sucen Sim slpe., 3uberfi;lo'e,
,sobn 2oucus, II Sabre, II 8cii
eloer strnbe, Sarniaureuersiitung
sohn gSebner, 90 Sabre, 1924
8aee StraBc, 5uberfuloie.
CLARA Micd. 43 Sabre, Soipital
gum 9armbersigen Samariter, ssle'
renleiben.
gsattie aIientauf, 50 Sabre, 3l3
IStone StraBe, 3uderriibr.
0,aru G,,rlep. 65 Sabre, 1t01
Sehlcr strabe, arterienperfaituns
Rapniono Miie, 1 ssabr, 322 gep-
bamt Ctr, 2d,tpdde
soieph WeIiel, 81 Sabre, 1865
gapmiIler Ctr. Suberfuloie.
GIiIabeti, Te2ater, 73 Sabre, SaD'
Ter Harf, 2mitrobrcnent5nnoung.
Gliiabetb Sonnert, GA Sabre, Gr'
hnrD iinD ,Rnin StrnBe. giierenleioen
Stepban spies, 80 Sabre, 279 w
WecWlideu Ape., Nierenleioen.
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GUM Vi: q q: q
- GinfadI Tupptft
epprtsmtu'S @eratbe.
&ir ipareu 3bnen
NJ 8co dataloG fir &c
~ ynrfe. Iciufm d
6lemcnt 60, st0
- DWldiH Ctr. Gtncti, 8.

ioDie Stanlen Warminqton als cyo6n
Rbeao an ben Saq lsqten, nit ran.
thenoem geifaQ belpbnte. 2luh gro>
min Dilion als 2orD Montburft uno
Wtarp 6uifeQ in Der Roqs Der INNER
aus Der Broptn3 itammenben Runcp
Stblen bpten namentIif duberlih quite
lno iebr amiiante 2eiitunqen. SSn
oieIer Wlasteraoe, in Der liebeDo(lsn
art, Dte bic Ulilieus Der brei per16ie.
oenen Retailer Feitqehaltsn uno ge.
8eitnet iinb, IieQt bic StGrfe bss
Stiides, niht aber in Der gbilofopbie
Der 9erfaiier. auBer pen Nahmttz
taos Goritequnqen W}ittpoh uno
Samitaq firbet aud 9anttaQ sins
Watinee itatt.
Sm 0eutf6en Sbeater
piro nGhiten Sonntaq bic Sean 8ii.
bert'ihe Sperette .8us Sunafernitift"
ipteoerbolt. 8as Wert nit feiner
flotten unb burfaus nidt prupeH
6anblunQ urb ieinsr 75iiQe id0uer
Wfelooien bate BEL ieiner GritdufFiih=
runQ etnen bur6idlaqenben Grfola
ersielt. 8a3 bat Director Sdmib Be.
ipoaen, oas Stid nohmals nusuIeBen.
Sas Re6t Der 4uffiihrunq 1T nit ers
hsbli6en Soften pertniipft Qetpeien. Die
bel elmer einmaliaen 9oritelIuno beim
bsIten Brllen nidt einQebraft tperpeu
tDnnen. Gs iolIten iih absr qenu1
! 5heaterbsiuher finoen, Die bic gemii.
funqen Der DIRECTION au purbiQen
piiien. Die oarin bsiteben, uns nit &c.
titaten betannt 3u mahen, bic ipirt.
lid oiefen Rumen perbisnen. Mie isi=
net 3eit n@ruf 2urembura", 10 bdt
cuh bas NurnFern1tift" in unIersr
Staot feline amerifanHii6s urauffii1.
runQ erlebt.
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Securities.

Senrp ,,nS SeIen Bud, $50 geti,
Strabe. Mdofen.
NiIliam nno CLARA 8ernbarot
37f3 Columbia ape., Waohen.
Senrn nno W,innie Biesman.
1852 Mt. gyernon Mpe., Wdbhen.
Arfhnr mnb eliie shoepflin. Goo
Ielhi aDe.. W1bfen.
gaillinm unb antherine Nuenne'
mann. 500 Gnlpert Strobe, Wdohen
Woltcr nnb abeIdioe Deingdrtner,
1854 gainsIcsp Npe.. Qnabe.
Soieph nnb Catherine 0rote, f1l2
gliR Rod Ctr, M1bhcn.
9,eter unb 0itSie Mnter. 373O
Wcrocn Gtrnbe. Qnnbe.
Charles inb alice SdlemHlrr
1883 gilmore ave. annbe.
sSrnnf rne aotte 6ene. 1917 Race
Strn5e. Wdbd)en.
afberi iino GIariifa Oro-pe. 1858
glediant SfraBe. W1ohen.
sssoieph unb anlignnoe Nngeman
1f59 Garyiion Ape.. Mdohen
HilIipni nno Catherine 6umnei
i045 Cebler CTR. M1oden.
i escfeph nno Catherine Weuer, 1923
81. B. Gtrnbe. Ndbd,en.
Cmer uHb Cora Volpea. 143e
Jresninr ape.. annbe.
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Goroner Toertmener ent!aitete ae.
iiern Die Hoipitaibcbor6e bon ocnl
Vcrcod5t, ben iriihen lco bes Ga
Sabre oltsu sseiieIihmieos Nbilip
Mier. BON go. $40 Nnrtiii Strnbc.
pernrfodlt az baben. iHbem oerfelbc
als sii friib aus Dem Soipital entlnl'
fen tpiirbe nnb ge3ipungen mar. ntef.
rert 1reppen ;n ieiner Wobfniig en-.
uorauFttigcn lDns ieinen lob befhIcu.
,.iat BAT. Ist Gboiiiieur oes 2oipi.
talf. ireldbsr Riee noh ieiner @ob.
iuing bfodte. iaote aus. bob Der
Waonn o0rouf beIiouo. ielbit bic lrep.
pen hindlii3nficiaen. Ter Coroner
fisIlte feit bod Micc einem Ger3idlls
ullb MrferierDerfpIiilna erleaen iet
iinb BEN &oipitnl Eeine ghuIb an
hcm, AbIebei bex gennnes triIit.
Ter lob b<s QceemotiDfibrers
1hcnins Ueet. ~ Sabre al. bon 80,
9iA 6rsennu aDemue, weId d5er an BEN
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Naiber sJtaliener.
Sadt bier zine 8rant nit elmer Tsit-
gift BEN 100000.

1srcb. CD. Wafiei,, gto. 30t Bia
W,pnfebeilo IN Mom, ssialien, ipohH.
Eaft, III Iciner gehnnptimg nah
led,tsnniDnlt, Shriiiiteller, Deitglieo
pcridieocrer pornehmer 8eicIlihnifen
iln0 Bercinc. id,einf abcr troB aller
6eIebriamfeit uno gornebmbeit Elm
sluferorocniIid,cr iniper 5err 3a icin.
Tnrailf IdBt meni9itens ein Sdjreis
ben MlirBen, 6os geiiern bon Serrn
0nifei i'm it1btiiden 0eiunbbeiis-
anit eiiltraf. ssn oem Brief, Der an ben
NegiIirnr Der 0eburien mnb 1obes.
Idle. Scrrn @aIter Grams. gerid,tst
lit. bemerft Ser Rehtsaelehrte aus
Gem ionnisen ,staIien, Dab Die bepor.
itcberoe Groifnnna oes Nanamnfas
mails bic gcrbinoilns 5piihen ben
Rereinigten Staaten itno ben iibriaen
o1nosrn Ser ggelt tucit innieer ge.
iialten iriirbc nno es biirfte baber
aud, anaebrqdt fein, oaB oieies inni.
nc Berbdltni6 nod ourd, Seiratben.
bic bon amerifanern ino anaebori.
gen anoerer Raiionen geihloiien
lpiirnen. nertieit miirbe. Sierbei min
inm 2err 0fnfiei bebiIilih iein uno
crflGrt iid,, naf,oem er alle ieine 60.
rentitef aiifae3ablt irnb berporgebo.
len bat, bob er nid,t mir Nehtson.
malt. ionSern nld Sfriitiieller lit.
siin beiratbcn bereit uno eriiift
Serrn Gpnns, ibm cine graiit ans5u.
iHGen.
Iis betreiienSe Game ioa nidjt 81
iinis iein, henn Serr Wafiei 3ablt
ici6it bereits 80 CONNER. Welher
aonfeiiion bic Game angebort. lit
ooflia aIeihaiiltia, aber unerlaBIidN
NeSinauna lit. onb tie $400. 900 il,
Ste Che n,iibrinat. Ter italieniihe
Wed,tsaclebrte bat oas Sfreiben in
ititieniid)er Sprahe abgeiaBt ihlS
Damn ben geriih genaft, es in's
GnaIiid,e 5u iiberieseB mnS bierbei bal
er unfreipilliger @eiie cine Sumo.
rosie geihoiien. Rit ieinen Qenntnii'
len Ser enaliiden Sprahe iii RS All
pcniheinIid, fcbr ittpah beitellt unc
er nahm 0oher elm itaIieniih-eneli.
ifes Borterbuh uno iiberieste aena,
nod, benz itaIieniifen Cert. ipobei CT
hos cneliihe 1ort unter oas itoiieni'
ite id,rieb. ohne Riidiid,t out 0ranl'
matif ober StiI. Gieie gernngIifi
rung rief natiirlih aaaemeine itiirmi'
ihc Seiterfeit i'm Matbhalie berpol
in6 Serr Gpans miro Den Brief ieinel
aurioiit1teniamnlluns beiiiiaen.
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$500 Jsmer
Srad seitern Hbeno in Der 1ripp &
So. Sumber garo nus.
Seuerwebrmanu Snrdj berabitiirsem.
ben galfen perleBt.

Gin beoroblid9 ausisbenber grann
braG Qeitern 4beno aus unbetannter
uriahe auf benz 6olsboT Der 3. DC II.
Sripp Co., Ro. 1858 Weit 6. Strabe,
aus uno beruriahte einen Shaoen BON
$500 aura nah s ll5r puroe ois
5Seuertpebr burh sinen sSsuermelbata.
itens4larm na1 Der 9ranoite[e qern.
fen unb lab iid bic iseuertpebr elmer
aerpdltlQen 4rbett oeoeniiber. Der
Sranobero Lao apiIhen Der 6. Strabs
ano WlnQate 2lQep unn bate ieinea
uripruua in einem Shuppen. 9iate
RauhpoIten, oermiiht nit Sseueraare
ben ldlluaen aum 5irmament smpor
uno bate es Den Qnihein, ais pb Der
canae 6pi3bof in Slammen itdnDe.
Die 9ampfipriBsn tratsn iofort in
Qttton uno purben aus 20 Rphrea
BaIIermenaen auf oas entfeIIelte Gls-
ment Qeihleuocrt. Is aelanq beu
20ihmannIhaften nah uritrengenser
2trbeit. Den 9ruuo auf isinen Serb
al beihrdnten uno eine 4usbt,nunn
su perbiiten. 9ci etlpas unqiiritllerern
Btnoe nGrsn bic flammen iiber Den
Solahpf aetrieben poroen, pohurh eine
pollItdnbiae 9eruihtunq oes Eager.
PLACES hcrbei iqefiihrt tporDen mare.
2eioer alma bas GFeuer uiht ohne
elnen bebauerli4en unFaQ ab. geI
Zen 20idarbsiten fiel Dem Seuerpebr.
mann Charles Wartin ppn Der iFeuers
tompaanie go. 8 Elm fttpersr gaIten
cuff oena0rper. tpoeurd Der Waun cine
tiefe Fleiicltpunoe am rehten Sber.
Ftcnfel uno eine Wlustclpcrssrruus,
lone cir" 0eritautunq oes rshten
TuBes uno 9rua Der 3eheu am retten
TuR oappntrua. Der 8crundlidts.
ipelder berheirathet lit unD 20 1891
montietb aoenus pobut, putoc Gem
iiaotiIhsn arantenhuuie eiHaelieTsrt.
IS pirb anaenommeH. DQB Der
grauo burh Obpahloie, pelte in BEN
Stuppen llntertuuft qeiuht haiten,
oerurIad)t ipuroe. Gurch bds ssener
nurbeH audi anfanqlteh Die in Der 9lale
fefinelinsn mohnhduier beorobt. bod
tonnte iene SSeuersasfabr ahqepeHoet
frsrocn, tpenn audi etnselne iooaIer
ourh Wailer gelitteH hoben
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Nms benz sami3i% al8ertd,t.

llnbtbahte 4eubtruns bradte i.hsis
Iage 4rbeitsbaus Elm. - Glaubss
i'm aanoe Der Greibeii su ncbnsn.
- Des 9lnsriffs beihuloisi. -
6ausbefiber gu $40 GeIbitrafe Ders
bonnert. 0erbanoluRs segsn
Mirtbe pertast. Nesertn ipsssn
tb6tIiden ansriifs iirens beitraft
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geed, gtraBe Gii,nbnbniibergang IN
Ct. Bernard pn ieiner eigenen 2ofo.
motipe iiberfnhren tpuroe, neranlabte
ben Coroner, Die VeripaItuna negen
glihtbeobadflng Der VoriihtsmaB'
rcgeln yi taocIn Nnh ben goridrif.
ten mub Elm 5laggenmnnn nadiol.
oenoen 3iigen Salteiigndle gebcn,
pcnn Gin onherer 3ug ooer Waldine
auf oen Geleiien itebt. Tieies lii nid)t
eric!gt mb filbr elm 3ug IN Die bal.
tenoe 2ofomctiue oes WeB bincin, on
weld,er Der Wann cine sirbeit Dor.
nabln. lpoourh oeiien Ioo pernriodt
fpurbe. /.
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aDrperperlebung sessn pbilipp Horts
LETT, bon No. 324 Weit 4. StrcBe, unb
6orrp 0urfine, bon No. 1915 Sobn
Gtrobe. 4roipn ertldrte, baB in Der
Gabrit Elm Streif i'm Gange 1T. uno
bis 1efhuloigten am Gonntas cine
s5r1u peranlabt bdben, ibn in Der
NGk bes Central 8abnbOfes an3ufals
len. Mls iih Broipn bon Der Jrau be-
freit bate. feien bic 9eihuloisisn ii6er
ibn berg<fdllen.
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Wargaret @iesner, 80 Sabre, 234
Genner StraBe. Eierenletocn
9l6elbeio BblIlips, GA Sabre, 1902
Sliff 9lpe., arebs.
2eopolo 8lof, 62 Sabre, 1907
5uutboIot glpe. 3uferrubr.
Sopbia gfeeoer, 81 Sabre, 9etbe8'
bo Soipitol, arebs.
Gliiabetb Hotb, "A Sabre, Slab
itone slpenue, Ser3letoeu.
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anS ben 0eri6tsh6fem.
Sen. acipis SeaiongoOb aai Riid5ab'
lung BON S64,613 perflagt, !
Die Ct als 1ipiSenbe upn Der Bttt'
man. .3ubuion So. erlangt
baben ioa.

Rod feline Surp i'm 5uber Worb'
pro3eb. $4,000 Hlase segea
friikre Direttoren Der 2. Natirnals
bant aeiirihsn. gbeideiounsss
fdlle obne llntsrlob. S6dbens
erfatilassn. GiHsereihte 9eitas
ments. UerInisDenes.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-24
Why Wear Clothes?

Therefore it is that | believe, that
as plants, trees and animals and all
things that have life are seen to be
by Nature sufficiently clothed n COW
cred to defend them from the injuries
of the weather, SO were we; but as
those who by artificial light put out
that of the day, so We by borrowed
forms and fashions have destroyed
our own. And tbs plain enough to be
seen that tbs custom only which rem
ders that impossible that otherwise is
nothing SO; tor of those nations who
have no manner knowledge of cloth
ing, some are situated under the same
temperature as We are, and some in
much colder climates. And besides,
our most tender parts are always
exposed to the air, as the eyes, mouth,
nose and ears. Had we been born
with a necessity upon US of wearing
petticoats and breeches there is no
doubt but Nature would have forti-
fed those parts she intended should
be exposed to the fury of the seasons
with a thicker skin, as she has done
Il finger ends and the soles of the
feet.-Montaigne.
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City Of PHILOSOPHERS.

L%ichfield, which has just lost her
bishop, never possessed a more pa
triotic son than hat stalwart church
man. Doctor Johnson, declares the
London Westminster Gazette. He de-
clared that his fellow citizens spoke
the purest English, brewed the best
beer, baked the finest oat cakes, and
when Boswell observed that there
were no manufactures. he retorted:
"SE, we are a city of philosophers:
we work with our heads, and make
the boobies of Birmingham work for
us with their hands" One of these
philosophers" DIR. Erasmus Darwin,
grandfather of the great biologist,
Doctor Johnson cordially disliked.
partly for his whig opinions and part
ly because he was a formidable rival
in conversation.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-24
LIGHT HOUSE RESERVES WILL
BE UTILIZED FOR FORESTS

The Federal light house bureau and
the forest service are cooperating in
forest work. Though this sounds
strange, it becomes a very simple
fact, as pointed out by the officials of
the bureaus, that the cooperation is
confined TO the light house districts on
the shores of the great lakes in the
lumber states of Michigan and Wis
%eonsin. The light house reservations
here include a total of nearly $500
acres, and range in size from 30 acres
at Grand Island, Mich, to 1,040 acres
at Grand Marais.
An examination is just being start
ed to determine the best forest meth
DDS to pursue on the reservations. On
some, from which the timber has been
cut, white pine and Norway pine will
be planted. On others the timber al
ready growing will be preserved
through use. On two of the reserva-
lions, the forest experts point out, the
opportunities are excellent for grow.
ing cedar and pine for spar buoys and
piling, to be used in the work of the
light house bureau itself.
All parts of the reservations can
not be devoted to forests. Some areas
will have to be left clear for protec-
ton from fire, while others immediate
ly adjacent to the beaeons themselves
will have to be left bare in order that
the lights may not be obscured.
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Evening star., 1913-11-23

Bobby Faxon No such thin disguise as high sounding
name like Harley Ruxton could conceal that fact from
u.s. and when the drop fell the last of his farce
Farrngate and sent cards around to him by of
the ushers offering to lay tribute of welsh rabbit
upon the altar of his genius if he would join at the
club. The usher returned with word that Mr..
Ruxton would be with shortly soon fact, he
could dvest himself of his makeup and appear in the
habiliments of real life.
When he appeared he seemed to be as glad to see us
to see him; but later on when seated
in the club grille enjoying the rabbit discovered
that the joys of unexpected reunion could not
salve raw spot in his professional pride.
am mighty glad to you boys again-mighty
glad, he said "but, by George must be pretty bum
sort of actor to be spotted at first glance by two
who haven't for fifteen years! If can t
submerge his personality in mpersonation bet
ter than that
4Oh, none of EN- can Bobby said l. give seen the
best the stage has produced in my day, and as
began to go to the theater young has been pretty
long day at that, and you take it from that
actor cannot conceal his personal earmarks any
more than camel can conceal its hump. Even Booth
great as he was, was always Booth. Irving was never
able to shake Irving, and anybody who'd ever seen
Barries Little Minister played this country knew
mighty well that the Chantecer was no Rooster, nice
little bantam though he appeared. You're Bobby
Faxon, and you'll never be anything else but Bobby
Faxon, whether you hide your manly form under
pillow and try to make think you Falstaff, or
cothe yourself in rags and before as Scare
crow
Il knew you the minute you came on the STAGE said
Farringate, and that's going some for man who hasnt
hide hair of you since the Spanish War
4Yes, it is, said Faxon. am afraid I'm failure"
Nonsense, Bob!" said l. @On the contrary, you're
great-only you can't fool your Uncle Jack, or his
Royal Hignness King Charles the First
Faxon looked curiously at Farringate spoke, and
then he smiled "Ive been wondering all along who it
Billie mpersonating he said. Il had about
decided that he wearing the makeup of one of
those old Florentine Cardinals but now see How is
your Majesty's throat this evening" he added
with touch of his odtne whimsical humor.
l. was not until the srna hours of the morning
were beginning to into figures of respectable size
that little meeting broke up and both Farrngate
and enthraed by Faxons story of his adventures
since the days when had been happy, carefree