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Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24
M. c. |. Wins, and
NC Faculty,To

A fast and snappy game of basketball
was played in Union hall Friday evening
between the teams of d.. c. and Water
vile Independent The result of the game
at the close of the first half was "a to 3
in favor of NJ. C. I. The final result was
Is to II in favor of NJ. C. L.
y Between halves a game was played be-
tween collegiate team of Colby Col
lege and the faculty OF M. G. l.. The
result of the game at the close of the
first half was II to in favor of the M.
C. I. faculty. The final result was 26 to
3 In favor of M. c. 1. Faculty.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24

Chicago, Jan. 23.-With the assist
anee OF two reluctant but badly scared
porters, lone bandit held up four
passengers on the rear sleeper of the
Michigan Central passenger train due
here from Detroit at 730 o'clock this
morning. 1t was serio-comic affair
which netted the bandit something un-
der $780,
The rohber entered the train at
Jackson, Mich. and left 1t about Is
minutes later when Louis Thombs, one
of the porters. signalled for the emer-
gency brakes.
T. Merritts, porter of the car at
tackled, was the first to view the rob-
ber, who pointed a pistol at him and
handed him a bag.
Here" said the intruder, who was
dressed in a black and white checked
suit and wore a cap pulled down over
his eyes. you go ahead and wake the
passengers. Tell 'em there's a robber
wants their money. No monkey bust
ness; I've got three or four pals with
me-"
Merritts took the bag, or hat, he ia
not sure which, but thinks it was a
bag, and shook the occupants of the
first berth he came to.
Excuse me, sir said the porter,
''but there's a man here says give
him your money
"Aw, shut up, quit your kidding and
let me sleep" came the angry reply
from the berth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24
Dundee Shugrue Draw.

New York. Jan. 23.5,Johnny Dundee
OF New York and Young Shugrue of
Jersey City fought a fast 10-round
bout here tonight with honors even.
Dundee. weighing 127A to Shugrue's
lS5 equalled his heavier opponents ef-
forts.
Joe Mandot of New Orleans out
fought and out-boxed Johnny Lore of
New York in every round of their 10
round contest except the second, in
which the local boy did the better
work. Mandot weighed 1876 pounds,
Lore 139.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B. Cayre, the
latter formerly Miss Jessie Wilson,
daughter of the President, arrived In
New York Friday on the liner Ma
jestic, on their return from their hon.
eymoon trip abroad Heavy weather
caused the liner to be "a hours late.
While in the harbor of Cherbourg,
France, a tender struck the Majestic
amidships. breaking some plates above
the water line. Quick repairs allowed
her to proceed after loss Of but sew
en- hours. The steamer reached port
at q late hour and remained at Quar-
antine for the night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24
Favor Reserve Bank
In Kansas City.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. Ex-Governor
George s. Hodges of Kansas and For
mer Governor w. r. Stubs. today APP
peared before the committee fer the
organization OF the new federal re-
serve bank system and urged the es-
tablishment of a reserve bank at Kan
sas City.
A number Of Oklahoma bankers
stated they favored the establishment
of reserve bank at Kansas City and
that most of the banking business OF
their state was done at that point.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24
CRYSTAL Lodge InstaIls.

The officers of Crystal Lodge, l. o. 0.
F., were installed Thursday evening,
the installing officer being D. D. g.
Harry Reid; grand chaplain, James
Townsend; grand marshal, Oren Farm
ham; grand warden, u. A. Foster
grand secretary, E. F. Weston; grand
treasurer, II. D. Wood The officers in
stalled were as follows: N. G., X.
Bishop; V. G., H. Williams; Rec. Sec.
w. j. Bonney: Fin. Sec, c. G. Long
fellow; Treas, E. w. Wentworth;
warden, F. E. Webb; conductor, Frank
Cobb; r. s. n. c., w. A. French; L. S.
n. c., George Kimball; R. S. V. G.,
H E. Pinkham; L. S G, Colfax
Kinds; Chap, C. c. Putnam; 1. g.,
inside guard, Charles Benner; outer
guard, Chas. Diamond; r. s. S. Jesse
Webber; L. S. s., l. E. Simpson. A
banquet followed the installation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24
NO TIPPING IN PAN
ANA CANAL ZONE,

Washington, Jan. 2S.-By executive Or
der, President Wilson today promulgated
what is practically an anti-tipping order
for the Panama canal zone Aside from
prohibiting employees of the canal organ
ization from receiving rebates or COM
missions on supplies, it prohibits gifts In
tended to influence any employee on the
isthmus without the knowledge of the en-
ployer. 1t is entitled an order ito pre-
vent corrupt influencing of agents or SER
wants"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24

William A. Dorr. who murdered George
A. Marsh. retired Lynn soap manu-
facturer, on April IL, 1912, was sentenced
by Judge Quinn in the superior court at
Salem. Mass. Friday to be electrocuted
during the week of March %. Dorr lis
tened unconcernedly to the sentence and
walked back to the jail in silence. He
will be taken to the death house at the
states prison 10 days before the time OF
his execution.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24
New One for Portland.

Manchester. y. H, Jan. 23.-"Chuck''
Mccarthy, former St. Anselms College
player and last season captain and
shortstop of the champion Beacons Of
the Manufacturers League, has receir-
ed contract from the Portland club
of the New England League. The doc
ument arrived yesterday, but 1t is no!
likely that Chuck will append his
John Hancock. The little inffeldeI
made decided hit with Hughie Duff,
fy in an exhibition game against the
leaguers here last spring and after the
game signed to join the club. He was
persuaded to remain In the local
league. but in spite of this Duffy has
kept him on the reserve list. Mccarthy
is valuable man for the local champs
and 1t is not likely that he will be al
lowed to slip away from the Manufac-
turers' circuit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24
7O,OOO,OOO Gals. of Whiskey to
Satisfy Thirst of American People.

whiskey tax being $16,142.S54; tobacco,
SAL ,296,593; corporation tax, s3,11o. 100;
cigarettes, S106s9, OOO and cigars, s12,-
270000.
The total collection of taxes for the
six months totalled $167, ,647 sos, an in
crease of $4,175,630 over the correspond
ing period for 1912. The income tax
paid under the new law aggregated
$780,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24
UNITED STATES SENATOR AD-
DRESSES R. |. SuFFRAGISTS.

Providence, r. l., Jan. 23.-United
States Senator Moses e. Clapp OF Min
nesota was the principal speaker at
big banquet held by the Rhode Is
land Woman Suffrage party in the
Narragansett hotel. Between 500 and
600 people took dinner Mrs. James
w. Algeo, president of the state party.
presided. There was conspicuous lack
Of state and city officials though both
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24
Guards in Hungarian Parliament.

Budapest, Hungary, Jan. 23.-Armed
guards had to be called into
the lower House of the Hungarian
Parliament today, to eject unruly
members of the Opposition during a
debate on the Press reform law Ex-
Premier Count Julius Andrassy, Count
Aladar Zichy and a dozen other depu-
ties were thrown out of the building
after defying a ruling of the presi-
dent
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24

Washington Jan. 23.-The American
people drank 100000 gallons of whis-
key. smoked 4,090, ,S0O,0 900 cigars and
puffed I'll, 100000 cigarettes during the
six months ended December. accord
ing to figures announced today by
Commissioner Osborn of the internal
revenue bureau.
The revenue collected from distilled
spirits amounted to sS5,S62.7t2, the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24

The dinner Of the Pilgrim Society set
for Feb. 4, has been postponed to a
later date, owing to the illness of Jo-
seph III. Choate. president of the So
ciety. Mr.. Choate's illness is not Sc
rious, it is said.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24
BASEBALL NOTES.

Jack Quinn, a pitcher obtained by
the Boston Nationals late last season
from tie Rochester International
League club, signed a contract with
the Boston National team Friday
Quinn was formerly with the New
York Americans.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24
CROSS HILL.

The r. 0. T. NJ will give a social
and supper Saturday, Jan. "a, at Per-
kins' hall Invitation has been ex-
tended to the L. o. T. M. and the fami- Il
lies of the X. o. T. M.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24

Governor Pothier and Mayor Gamer
had been invited. State Senator Addi-
son P. Munroe. Democrat and other
local speakers participated.
Senator Clapp arrived in town at
O'Clock add was entertained at din
ner by Marsden j. Perry, at his home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24

There are seven spruces in the Uni
ted States. Four are confined to the
west, two to the east, while one, white
spruce. has continent-wide distribu-
tion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24
Saturday and Sunday Concerts.

Grand March-"A Triumph of Art
Langey
Overture-''La Souverian,' Herman
"Honeysuckle Polka j. O. Cosey
Trombone polka by Edward w. Schworer
Selection from 1.-The Red MILL" Herbert
-"Whispering Johnnies," Hager
srThe Forge in the Forest Michaelis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24
POLO.

At neutrality-suspicious. q: Schen-
ectady 0. rr
AT Albany-Alhany 5; Worcester 8.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24
ORGANIZED Base,
BALLSCoRESPO|NT

American Association Takes
No Action Against New
Federal League---Fail to
Obtain Two Contractors
To American League.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24

Of the House and Senate committees
will be held tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24
ANTITRUST LEGISLATION.

Continued from Page one.)
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THE WOMAN POLITICAL BOSS

From the philadelphia rnbi'c LEDGER
political III" chairman Of its
declaration
adherence. the aiu-
l-so pn s -
naehn" N"W dium sh"id h"
reform from ~lthin. hat. Of
partisan ,h"as'.
los old Til it
so,f fTomT Tbeoior-
Well hT her
10. Coiora
while
aoso snd human p-'hsiI
al
.n be-
Meant les"
la'a activity
indsri
NJ
ssr sr'E@eH,N ,hiHts
Hasshiaesu- passbi~
: ais,sa-n-
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URIC ACID N MEAT
CLOGS the KIDNEYS
Tss. a 0lsss ef Salts II Yssr Back
Ne.ss o. E,addsy DoshesS,

raS Nmrrtsan nseh AMI wonra
nsss susri senssassiY sssiass Xiii
ars tss5shiS. s-saasp' &c ga. s@s f-1sssh n
snt sii "ssF fond ia sist.s gas s,s@. !.
ssIs@s Wiss WFis sSia Nhieh .ss siaI
Heas sssisv :" titssf ssts. shss W-sA--
;sess .vsrs"ss. t@saa,- .i.ssi.ss ,as
~iss@iassits ssssm-s Ss4A sna sks sr.
ss.h l. Nssn-F sr.a-.is. stsss~rs weak
nszs Ana = s-ETrai s-sisnr Ia h~~isAs
Nsrs s.sF Aiaprss se~i iiA~ t9sss.s
~ isssis s.slF b<ssa hasss .s tho nslsr
ss s.sass. faii af sqsssss3ns sF s@a ase
asssissa 80 ssss friist s~e ne 'ssr~
.iases 'sssina SOC sisb.s II ssa sssiss
es'a sisE sssasssr ne aissss srssess
ssealIss sFid ssurnsrss ~ gues hass
skerr&siruH uNrr ske weather j. hsass.
srs fraes yn5ps I'd sssrss i.s ahsa. t.ps
-sascs NJ Jsa -sN.s tai. a sss.e-
sp~aaf.t in q glass si ~stss trfnee
hgssi fss. Zoe a few sss. aaa spss
sisarYs wifi shea sss sIars Iris "a.
raasss SALTS is hsss'r fsosr .hs s.ia ~
ggapfs ana ,ssn.a isie~. e.~ssisS'a
" Hh ti.hss. and has tsr~h usef sns
sra~sssisSs so tpv.h sna ssirauisse
srasssst hitnSpss .e n-ussstise tho
ssits in ,ss ursne so IL rs tsaxrs ID
o s@asya ~ irSfsa,s"ns ,hss ~saias
Htgd5sF disorders
lad salts IS isrtCsusivrs saeso. IN.
lrsV ssssFs = aelissssBl sts.sse~esns
li'sis water heSstazr. ans hrtcsSz
In ever korr~s se0av.~ uah.tv ssu
rsstr p sais,sts hy having scs.s Ma.
ney flashing a-s tire
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
JAsTae IS SLATED
foR RE-EtEcTI0n

n
Dcnvcr. Colo. ian. :s.-fedets
control Of ~ assa raass. norN e.
fcetivc raaiiary conditions. prclec'
il0n OF American livestock owners
and ranchmcn in Mexico. education
Of ehili.en on farms and approval Ot
the work Of tho department of aErl'
culture and the administration cf na'
'ionnl forests was the chief recon-
m.ndaiions contained In the resolu.
tions adopted nj the closing scssiou
G, the s-,eHtecnth annual convention
of III. American National Livestock
association today.
Nisias tho mnrNins sas.iaa II ap.
i~arsd practically assured thai saa
Francisco ~caid h- chosen as the
msesias place for IN. 1913 ronven-
iion ani that u. \. .issIYo would h~
r~.~ises-h pre.idsn,,
In tho resolutions aiapi"d the eoa-
ssniioa went IN record ms 6pp6-sins
sny change isshrr es"iaiior. at :hs
''ur~sn n animal industry r~sardias
niansr. favored The inV~siisr,ion of
taiays a. sinrk yards ana terminals.
d-masar,i r~sinrtioa la ,~-si.oana
rate. on livestock from iss inter
nonntain s~stoa. approved as ~dnra-
siohat huf~aa. Il favored q rsmpaisa
To sai.c ssosc alfalfa: protested
Issinsi the ~ttfnlhs,i.n At svassiaA
ianas 10 fnsrss r~rrrr~> ~itsns,l fs.it
ihs-ssisasSna: esra~'nn~" In. as.s-.
of livestock passes s'..-ahdsd 80
se~aass. Inspection al sarasssd
n eats: ahd endor,~i ,hs work of sh7
t'nii-f siai-. Sihi,arr association:
sh- n,n.iifi-sstae .f rres~hi saina.
,isns in livestock e.nsrs.ss aaa raj
i-rm sanssssss ~err s-nsra.s. an
ia.~asri n livestock rates asrsssd.
sht mss- effective ssni,sfs s-s-ia.
liza. usEr.ss
\ rsuhthisN~ ins ep as-o1asxsstnss
49,. exposed. sh~ vnrs sf assisuiIas-
si colleges ~nsssssr.s sn.. The ssiisad~
"f is~ association in orrnsssSce 10
ssS t.issias a hsrssnrh asa mssi
on .k1 free list se.sisissn.ss.
OFesisiaa In tho s-p~si of the qsar-
snsiss ia~ nj 1881 was s"t-s
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
An. SUGAR IS OUT
Of DeE1 FACTORIES

News YesS. Jsp ss.-ra~ Nmests
can xssxar Estsstas sumpsn, hs. no
kenx.s !. sesssc,Isss rat. FRS, IN h~es
saxse t5tsseti.s. NJ vpss.'
In 'sk-tr sssaasem-Ns. as,os,:
leg I. shr sr.sin,nss today nj t,dsi
- Naktn>. chairman of the Iuatd ~
',it~vsoes. on tvsanstes the stand ia
The hearings 1T tho revctameas's
suN to Dissolve the company unaer
tho sherman antitrust Law
Mr. Aakin. testified thu, IL Avg.
vet. t.ts. The comgany had .o,d css.
right Ns cne.hslt inietest In che
.snrk NJ tho Western Sugar Reflaiaa
scr,psay ct California. sad had alsa
disposed In octchrr Of the same year
et its hc,d,es in tho Carver sugar
.cs~pany. hosh hces sugar rp~tceas
Osn ~ the ecRteatioaa a. the Dnveea.
sens is that sh. American sugar ll~.
fisias cor,ran, ts a Eowsr IN sss
vet sugar tadustty.
Nr. Adkins gave . ltsa n ten hecS
susat concerns in Which the Amer.
itaa sssar Refining ccmpaa, .tiI
hsid ssecs- Although tho sossl ~;
value of shc~c hcsd,ss. reached eve,
,ss.N.-. .""". IN Hsly c~r casr did IN.
holdings amount IN over 5" rrr cent
The ccmrsny In Isl" with the ar
RIVAL ~ the DEPARTING NJ ct jpsstcc
continued the witness. offered 10,
saIe to its Stockholders s..c"e.c"
par ,aIIe Of its ss.1s2,e ,e"o stock IN
the National sugsr Refining com
,rany. Although s7.soo.o 40" va. tax
ies. the rsss was ssilI On sale Ut par
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
1o6cr 70 u1Im o. INK
To All. rt:sAoNa ss.iILNc MILK
WITHIN rssH CITY Nv TRINIDAD;

Nsl and rseh af s-s arr h-svhs
aasisisa sssi ss- si,s saiss aaa asiss
ass,iAsh.s ssquirrs that every .cs
fs.m wsie.s milk i. sold ns Offered
sos sale ssali be sahjeesed sn a ssss
s.s tuberculosis each Sess.~ ssa rsca
siars that sas person s~ tieiasins
spsh ssassass~ shall s~ suhj-st 'o .
ffs- at n-s less sAsn $50" snr mote
tran Ssesas. and eontiasasn' in
us~ S-iiy isii ansii .nrh fine .na
eusss arc rsai-
S~s ard each at y-a as- hereby
ae.ifI--s sAs, sAsa ordinance sill h~
rntr-vra assin.s all p~s>oas ~hn an
ens sy r~ssussF T. iotts she's I"
the daily sssp~stos a certificate ftuns
y licensed veterinary showing = .ess
1T ss-if rows for ,uh< rvuissi. With
in the rsss vsar and further show
las that theft so~s arc free os su.
h-rvare.is.
rsst not 10 comply With this no.
siee ss saur pestIs
W r. Ot'Ni.NvS. Nayoss
CO tsnNNlut't..
Chairman Health rommi''sez
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
JAPAN VOLCANO
DEATH LIST NOT
50 LARGE As THOUGHT

Sec Sar., lao =: An s.tssisi
5erus, sisias ,Ar casualties asa 'iasss
sz. rslssd bs thr rFap,isa. earth,
s.uaArs sad ii,tsi Nss.s 81 iSs, Wr~N
"a ,tr Japanese islaSi ~ ssturs an'
is shs ,swn os NAzss sssss 90. r.
s.tsss so.,sF ~ JAs Jersn-~~ .sHssai
sssssai ..Nc. Tar rSsoss sasss
nn stsasz. sis~ villages sesasas
90 u' as h"sssrs esse arshFesr o. ssssi
,if 's- s.'si al rssssssU Villages s'
sss isissi. ,Tbr asssi.~s at ,'ess.
sas"ag ss- t@Rstsslss ~S. nas ..'
.ra .,rrasi- Ne " fjFst i-rilssea sos
t.rnlstit will rs"ss ussSp@csse'll 3
sasali
In Kas"sh5saa ESQ srsses wesr
s5shSF~as ,hr severely iaIsFret .iss-g,
s-vtsn. ias ,hs,s lightly sss'. s~sea.
'ssa.r. Tbirsssisr Esssss ss.iIsGass /.
rs vegU pas,ts DESTROYED sss ssaas
asHsss ssssh,ts asp1ssrs Tee rein,
sipst rrbsIs tsttl,iinzs wr5r uBs ja,
lprg7t
Niu"sss aeh Kiss" s"ssasias sss
dsnEsr ssmsgd hy '4lii6g ashes gaa
irsisu s,.er agzsrssis,' sssSs~ t~s'
rir vbU viii reed griiFf
s7N,aris tsil ;hr sazisj,fe Ia .
fr,usur,i &" 1ssE@sbisas vbsso osslSs
"a r~ibz restored Tev F5s''tjg sssSs. :
psr ta 10 rsS-op~ss.' is few sass
In sssari ts 5ts Iauisr in sbr
sufthrrp tslaed Uf Itrpssisis tAe sau
Sstir.s ~ stor, 'ss satar % in tr"s
t.us n" warsr asd snr Ttsc ysur 1T ,h'
sn,jS.s surp'sy is sSs~g'sa 's b.
a''"t~ 'sr asesass
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
Msvess-lsssey.

~ . cs'cl Iss'ss''s' ns"s"i"z Al
sac Csshotic fvssosy. Niles Ncrs I.us.
reg al shts city became sse wife ~
LEO Meyers ct sss.'s'is. No The Wes.
Father wilIisr isc.esssr p..so,~e,i
.hs svs1rcey
rcilaNsns. sSr wey'aiz4 se.cr~1v
= .urr.mc-,s wedding h.rssss.s ~As
ssfvess At tho former hone ot the
'ria~. Sol Hayes ssrcs, Nset.sias
wiss the serving NJ the breakfast
wesr ssc Misses Mar Barrett. Irrn.
kane. lyrcIa anderson and Itc.es il.
.utss. Mr. aad Ns~. WevrrS ,estl ass
right for Kansas Ciss. where sh.v
vtII spend several isys h~fc.~ sosr Z
4. aeysIis. where they ~iIl usks
shcit homo. Mt Meyers is = drug.
sic, in ,h,s city Wc tcsmerIy va.
emp,cyss nv tho IIausm, n Drug com.
yeuy here.
Mira Meyers is the eldest dauekt ~
Of the Ia'. y. !. Lunpcy. Shc wa.
educated ir this city and ha< srea,
E.st of her iMe here
Austin IAunRey. brpthet cf III,
bride. acted as hest man. Miss vtols
Lunney. . sister. was maid Of HONOR
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
.sAef TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAN OAK
VIVA Aisst w,th Sslpass h 1sisss
Dssk iss Lsssss ss1 Abundance.

.ssy Aairs however hasasoaa.s do
n-s~s sfssnsiss age We all ssas~
'h- ssssnsas-s OF a s-ashssi spr~ass
aatr. S"sis esif !. saar .hsgss IL
msk-. .s NETS the fare wA.a u
sas-.s ,afs. ssss ssa ,a.ks ssss. wi..
y, sna sersss-ss iass = s-w spgtiras
'i"ps Of -ssr Tea sAs s.traas ra4
h.sSrss Tss ar -rSsa-e. hsa-vves.
satd
tAsn's stay ssas' I.-sA sas.ps'
Ei'h-r rr-rstv the tonic ~ hauss as
get sspm any aFus ssaf- > "a sect
hcstir ot ''wy.,a'> .a8r ssa ~s,,raus
Halt E.m-d, Th-sssaAa. os sp.ks
recommend this reads -so.usc rrrpar-
asion. b~vsus~ IL sssk-ss she hass
beautifully aat F~nnsse aarsrurs
stops ~sIr i'csiss ard ssiIsss aaSss
besides sn ouN caa psc..ssvsvy tell ss IL
a.sk.ns =" naturally saS sveet,s S.,
op"issrn = sp~ss- ct .cts hrsssn with
IT, dfavtas this shs.sss sh- hsiss
takins "a. small strand a. a sims
ssy a"ts,ss she sray hair disappears
sfsrr another srr,s,a'inn or svo. is<
natural color !. restored asa 10 h~s-
srm~s shicks glossy and Iu.ssru.. an.
,"u srr-sr tsats youeser.
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u0lCE

rbcs verme,e ranch havins h~sa
made . ssms aad ttsh preserve usdcr
shc laws ct the State nj New Mexico.
and =. IL ,s desirable To preserve and
iecrca.r the game and fish thereon.
notice ia hereby given that no per.
nit. fer shooting or fissins will hc
issued for shc eeS; three years
william ". bartlett. -
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
uNIoWSI ATTACKED
ON TRAM, CNAReE

Indianapolis. iad-. Ian. ::s-i.iaht
on tho attack Of ". Rodda. on 'lhc
baltimore and Ohio train early Nop-
day WIS given IN tho convention OF
n. United Mine Workers OF America
t6das, ttostdn. who II president nf =
reere, local union 1t rrnsiburs. Md..
In weak voice. told ills story Of the
r,ta.k.
iloiaa said Il. received , stal-rncai
signed by wiiiia,a Fora. who orsah.
iIsd III. ioeai. and WAS In indinnapo-
lis Ia represent the district. askias
him To brins IN. seal of the ioeai tn.i
the hooks enniainins name. of tho
nsr,'~r.hip Ia ia6hianai,oiis Tho
Msrs iand miner said wh-n he housa.
hi. ticket h~ sa~ n sian named Sit.
,~S. stranger in shs iorai. aiss nj
the station. siiNeS said he vss sn.
Ing In Indiana also.
tte.iaa said S,i,.y asked hin, to
- . = asinI while On tho train hu:
b. refused. ii~ did. however. sn.
Eas- in game nj sar,is. sayinG h~
h,-ii7s~si h- soeid watch SiiN~y NJ.
ter. While tho game rsnre-d-.i. Roa.
ia said. h- Mas s,asped tscxa -.rhisi
sna thea ~ss hit an The head
ny cries a~et- the car. su, my
as.@,isn,s escaped. .sia itosi.is. ''ops
sniss n.,t the rear aaar AMI The othse
sa' al the fseni. \ preacher of tho
aasn~ af shspri.y at s~ii~sshasx. Nj.
ssipr~s, na- at The m-n. i,., h- ga.
a-as
b,i-saar rns-i arai..i thai be- had
seat iha s-l-ssaa. Tn isssida. and .sid
ss eas s-sy m ,sh sassri.~si In .e,
i;n-,da herr
Nmoas sh- resolutions psssss fas.
osasls hs ss- snas~nSina s-s- ,Ae
sa',au isss
Thsastss Sas~ssm.sS oaa.sship
nj sii psshtss aliiiiis.. ~s,,-s>aiiy the
coal mics: tasesisk sh~ ns~ase ~
'sSos~ 's - s@s WV NtptU0 APt ~
ssr Rssssaes sas.ssnaiss sperorsts.
sins ~ ss~ federal ssssssasss af
S:Ss.~~~ fns she has>sa a. aia~~ ~
seesasa~ssr- ss e~~s~sssS nj sAs ~.
'ess"s Lac. sst ssAiss Coesgr~s 10
rass ,s- rs-his.tiaS ssi,snal an;
street rsf ~rsanssssrs -o'ir~sinF ssr-.
ss"aa r~rsns. ses psos ia~a ~ssk sessss
JsSs's q Walters. ps-s-ass, at tho
trades ssA labor e.sss~s. of Csssas.
Iinla Of sh~ sspsss ssovemeas In the
tsesa,siss ssa eee~sisiiy NJ the .ae.
sessf"i fight ~sa~ ny sh~ sosss-.. Ia
-hss,s a. ss-sa~-ss ''sSe@p,iss IL.
hof assssisA,soas ssom tho ps-yi.i~ss
cs tho soahssss Sevsssisssssn aes.'
~hs~h be- said ~ss siuliss q. tsr
kasfasAs anss4,rust Ja. 1T ,s~ t'njs-
- asss-s
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
REFUGEES FARMS
,r WELL IN ]. 5,
,,-.,,...s ss.o ssse L.,

where i. assumed sencr EssseoI
will sail =: once.
Eunt5rs had been current ia the
federal sapi'al fos the last two days
;hst SENIOR Estancl end RcloIfo
E-yes. former provisional premier Of
justice. had seen secretly executed.
The latter. however. IL still, in the
aai;entiary
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22

Tho bride wore = beautiful and most
beconlng gown Of null ailk trimmed
In shadow laee and carried brides
roses. The msid of honor wore q
white Eown and carried pink and
white carnations.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
2sAsss Easy Feast.

Ssveets es~sssrF< -s Ne~cae
'sile Ne sss Rran-s. Last sssAE
ss'hss-s ssu.saa ssr h,sss.s sahi. 81
ss- i',s tis aaa sel-hss.ea ~iss
rsss fressias ~ tho iaa,ss so.s~ in
s1hs Hall candidates w.sw iAisia.sa
ana she ~''serss inssast-, VISA .se
ssssl SrsrmaAys I'rtr ssss.lisi cas-
ssssrss 10 sses~-s The ess-s asfissss
SssssI'ra a ~ 4.aas t,sSsssse. s~asef
-aSarsasrs ra-~-ss kspars Juatrr
<esaacrrs 4 J. ra.sisss Chtes cf
R-eorsss Uus we.srstsw. ksv~~r IT
Wa@psms Lawrence rsvs,sa. rsees.
<ss H<e u'sssessttis Cusse 1T shs VIE
sssss
jvssss Isotsfs u Rs.s presided VI
tie head at sho 'shi. aas did sas
kee"rs In - sn~ss arvrr.ahls n@aas.r.
sslSs~rias snr rriseir~s sdfs... NJ
sse eveAiass Shc,t salas wese ~sas
~ the ing-minz Officers. .satiss w-ss
told ssd . s.''shssat s~siss ssrsies
en- loved