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Huerta SAYS He Will Not Leave Mexico.
VERA CRUZ Mex ASr 27ProvsooaI President Vet0ra"o HUe7a
the coast that he tntende ID fee rom mesco
he oe"ded native country O"'
cleared
Texas Rangers PatroIing Border
militia regular paotns
for smuggling Of and ammunition across the line
the state department.
Rebels Renew Attack on Iampcc;
WASHINGTON c. April 27csb reports received BY the
pco
lBy Federal Wireess1
TAmPco Mex Apr 27Th rebel attack TampcO was renewed
being reported from the outskirts " the
city the consttutionshs forces meeting re"erses
Huerta Accedes is Report in Europe.
that
Tehuantepec in Huerta's HANDS.
VERA CRUZ April
American being operated with schedule that very u"er"
President Tehuansepec
Americans to Leave Mexico City.
TIA, M Ss. N n S allow Americans leave
Mexico City.
Mexican Prisoners Transferred.
- - - ~ Lass Lsoc 1 qs r T H, .aoeI , , .b,. Tort
the 18th cavalry
acting escort
Gunboat Dolphin Cares for ConsuIs.
ASSOCIATED ressC ablel
WASHINGTON c. AH state department" Sa. bee" ad
: sular offe rom
All Reported Quiet il Mexico City, City: Cable,
WASHINGTON c. A IL !esseraad the French amSassa
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-27

w. H. Pennett. proprietor Of NOV
ing picture house at Puuloa was ia
ken to the hospital suffering from ILL
Iuries received by the explosion of
a gas tank. 4 portion of the building
was wrecked at the time In attempt
ing to make repairs to a generator
the apparatus exploded. Bennett be-
ing hurled several feet and met with
injuries tG his head and legs
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THANKS sTAR-sULLETIN.

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g I. q q 81 @ q g d Il q D D . IS 8 d
CQLuaIHlA Ii0Iss sII0s 4
2 * q
III 3 q 4 10 o D b b b a . d e 3 oso q

Columbia April %. yielding 20 re-
eeta, f5osn tiie ~ Snen { of the
t{olllnt Iofpe q Ws lkesOcI alton,
end 20 frleHde EilroHghciit sste city;
A4ssa a q sisa .as.d AGs..s n F5lsls
fer both CnluTa lia Ind iiea VIII ride Ia
EFslgTsli riElsEes at me morse show,
which opef iorfosg as tie STATE q
Fair g3rpfi9ds.
kiohegt soli who war fcrTasFIy
| Miss Gertrude s eltSlis OF BlchfaOTli,
! Va IS an expert nor otnaih sssd Sd s
many blue FibbclB won by her ct
shows I'M the Virsfala circuit. HIFe.
Phifer, who so form 4fl Ejas GhtIds;
OF StfIls city, ib alsp q ekIled eques-
trienne and VII slfA exhibltions OF
TciIdsgthg ara The entrles from out
OF taRn.
George D. shore, Sumter Ausocfat.
2. goo4s ef, Brilliant
1lnra. IS eiliii. u
Geofs q IittI CEnsd Eatchfsti;
ides a.ad Essssaa
ChefEs Roam Mary. RoaerieeS,
BtrgIas, II le s0Hg
Instance.
~ fs ifyel. oariinR ton III Rso.I.
Foxy Pllssl Sy5sVe ana Dan.
GteEatya
8, gfHy Asll la. ~. e .--5y9ii 1.
if11s clasFEe OF II. q Hits horses ii s
zarrLred AfaIz ell Ele ill Ile ,ts.zEle Ellas.
|aftAfno1il- port. BIZ. laxilln. Ta{I
sEld y ali d a number eg uffly
eEs lf0faGa tthdak liaillns adss1IIa sss.s :.
setfed ht tESis q atis. &
y ~. 8ads, lie 4 viii eFk ker his
ltliprsSng glibred KetitueiI horse Henry
~ McInnib. DarI Ilngt0n viii en-
( ter his heautlf1l pony. Dls1iond Dick.
As J. HIS lier sos Btfi 81 siI eil-
Ter his tine pair ~ horses. Blaca4
Ezsfltiee and Black RAst:
Miss Lucille Gel Siss.>Ss,-S>saIr
rs eyp eets6 10 enter sfssSfd fsfsit..
- p, hIoise Of 8disiteF 3If enter his
7ssss1ifs ss1is u are 80 81
shaw Of Spslfer viii eater his
| Efipe Ken nhlckr h61Ee.
Miss pFIaeisie shaw 81 Sumter 81
enter siet pos 10 sst made ksieh i tsli s
show us at the suIstsr and ssarfsn
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RAINS ACFS
As CO / D ON
That Foaturs and NEexicau YaS
Scare Sends UP sle Prise
= ~ EzIMT

New Orleans, April ~ Rains in
q laFge pal OF tho belt, were the
main stistairilig snfluences in the cot
ton 1narket dtiay The Mexican sit@
tuition was Tie basis oE some buying
but no great a sion was shown
To trade on IT. At the highest the
actiye months 9er6 to rs boifsts
over eatsrlie S,s last nutations. sTbe
close was 81 tp 1a over. X
sg Tie seatellt map and official re-
ports indicated that the: beta
of ,Tega9 CD belt had reserved
psElorai raislls This -gas Eafaed as
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@sD "a Dc.Et tEdt ECFSl 81. stsesf
New T6ri a fSri i %, s. ear ~ s.Tvs
cyerssl led every else But Wall
street s.s not ready To pass judgment
On The In flIieaea OF this new factor.
lt was II that the e Rect sgJtiid sse-
81, Of Id
leans atlG EFeat distr0ctio Of sfop-
Inc mi Ret i;iis;ss 4 s. Az
would rel issess its nflasDce.
Sp pecul latOgE inclined Ia optimistic
views how evar fell thai IN die
event og d spe y col lsai5se 6e rAsists
anee on gsSi SOS pfft, the ltiaflIet
would hfnetils few stocks were
Bend teas aagged hsayoiiy IN q
lseiat cases. total 50 les
600 Aited States 2s coppoiI ~ 4
re gistere the 3s ald IS re red
ma. Z! iEslllaa % ssaEis secIinag ii
oLl-Nal n {. s. 81.
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BOston, April 2s lst % and F5lii-
adelphia Diayadl Raiha TO-
day, the seSsre sif to d whef,
time was cal sed Il ls i ghta inning
by agseeIaent 70 81 on til teams %
.c4tcE Il train. A tslg rally ii,
the last inning when eakef's two
.bsselit drpte 5li tlire Of fosif runs
saved the game b. sts1n. Twenty
segeh PLAYERS tnisk ID II 81 The gam
Score
Phflafe plila 0g d q lJ4-9 II *
RosTo5. Z. !. /. &. 4. .il lls si,0 q ]. q 9 3
iisack. VS. eiisif I. fS.sssssiIr and Seiiaiiif
Bedlelt, coesnbs tef and Cady
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Ah...aIEsRIGAM
New ys6Flf E.lsHf.

New York. At5Kif y Washington
took the decidInt of the series
with NJ Il foGs to h WARRIOR
pitched shut out 81 I for the locals,
errors In bath OF VIZ gt5n's runs.
fl'in tors gcored % III tile second
and the Winpsng run Ii the fifth.
Was hingtohs. Oi0 o q 5G0;.. /, 4
New. Y5rjz 900 400 i 90 g s 4
Ayres, EngeI md Henfy; Wgrhep
and Sweeney
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II .SRisH
fnaltlrdoi J

are I'D ne said lf 8 niaE
Hllo sever sys u goTd ur ans
tilssg fesIso1 l eEiig Il. stS6
= =s-s ---..es:s Toe tis, tiES eh0iF ~
visible q tlkt8 tsf tislG 81 iofia IS
R0nzevels IS a. 9 iTAfSsk
TIEIil., y 70 ana wilson 81 B ini
eeatlea IL ara 81
ltaae Pore 8F6
stfx I'd Sem nos sfSS Z ~
ltills tslal s;a riis irs ii,s
sas shoE tkgF tferE rs res li,if
Il jt1
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2 3 . 8 8 3 ) 8 ,, ) 3 8 5 }, 5 5

- y, = y = - 81 81 5NSSSsp q. o Q o o o. o % o
This IS no fffesone ;.probiem piay. 4,
piis. g 5rtitslh fhat grips and thrills.
be- pre- zen I'd Go the Grand.
tit tifeeslRil ssS "a gllt.
erest gtpfy IS there is ndaps
5teQ lot the iirs Tine f6i,S llse on q e
staee less no ier and d snlxE
IN 81 stlssefs alleli as the aecofitpf Iaes
0i tne yllsl ers are Alle 10 iiasse
ellsl, DYED e lenlaei YES or peS,s
son VINO mis- haislpsr tiieir plafiE
ee jtnS euious IN runner nts Of death
. u -
poIfpa are calied upon 10 solve in fhe l
lsl Ass-za mystery they might have IA
sflQlnea but for the Encrnifes OF a pro-
blame sipon HIMSELF and goes wiling
~ TO his punishment otit OF unhel FISH
|;deyoticti TO a young woman WIN
Stood by him vixen he was III peril
i1s1Qres As Q BACKGROUND FOR this.
story - tn esSsociai probIanf OF tile per-
sou wto is coiiFictsd of q crime. aud
gQes 20 prison and ssryea The SEN
renee IN ftilf only to be pefseeufee
by the ilollce and bounded sway ffosl.
the endeagor 30 earn q reputable "a liye-
lil7ood. In :. Within the I an r the con-
xict ia e pretty yosiiIg giri Who is
infocssnt OF the osSense with iiinii Sac
IS charged bsIs Is saefi feed 10 the.
plans og 4 jlyp1cgit icsi ioyer. i,z
on her feIease she is fofc q tos tsseTi
Iclloose between NE 81 tile atfeets of
t7kiIlE up 8 " SsF on Cd 5, laws
She ad0nts the colis sse. adgestfs.
keel best1h Il be- eltitclse ses of tile MAJ
chine bile defiag. The battle sIlc va
Is extFeInely y DARING and In IONS and
her trEamphs while mot co1dnaete, Is
srggestige al the met tii0ds of escaiYl :
ing respnnsI hiiity said to- i5e eflf,iosfs
ed oy tflfaneIal bucan neera III faeis a.
He'd biE biis4 1ess opera tjpss.
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Atlanta AftsIf ~ .@sSy9fth Chs sl1i<
ding arrlSel of The d y aes ons the
csly afhers nnk agAefs inlef = 4
1ii6 bic healtA anf6 ~ ti
ftllibn a to sl
~ fob1f isis 81
y, az ( li6 - IL .lofe q
fe1sI thfn Tia
haze foQn6; Ties S;ls o.
k1ai figures that gFlisr8 ikS iss
ave tIied li,a efie. kiia i y
d (r 81 4 ktlfea hfss-
sre Be more 4 II i
tfln xer hf5siFe, 5IiE u DsslS
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ellesy 4 uiS.s

STEADY. Il
I l'ifiIe aqsas stronger dsyg 8
81 slI mont s .. g 6
l slercaa tile paper 3 40 d i. s.
9 SteEi excliRnge firm: sixty DAYS
ABS s2s; Slemansi Isl IS
CoInnaer bill s 4.gq ~. s. L S.
Han er5 Sa q i1-2s s s. ~ $
Mexiet del rs g5 s. Il ls2 y.
: g elt binds weak railroad
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iylancial and

being very urifavaral be, and certain
20 rive the cs9P ffTfzztaSSilsl set baek.
The market was qniet, anG the da-
nland was not large, hut at times
offerings were plenti ifsiis Short sell.
ing was moi Inuoa in evidence.
Spot coetoh STEADY. chan eed.
Sales on the spot 1, $50 bales; to ar
rive 4Tfis -; - a s ; 4
Cotton futures closing
May 12. 2.s2;; July n z. rs; August ~ .aS:
October 4 DsceiDBer E76.
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& llr. Henry HARPER, a lepni lar trRsels
ina man Of anderson waa here OF
business one day tlsta week.
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AIRS. Raymond Beafy ana Mrs. Earl
Lewis OF Apd derson were visiting X ID
5tiyea here 1ltegday.
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1EO 3 g g g. "a g 2 81 J g 9. .G9l5
g q
g IVA 3
.o q
~ o 90. 90. - 90 D. % ts ogu q
9 g g g g g y. g .l. 81 g

Iya, April 22.s-k pleasaiit event Of
the week Was d f'flI;SeSi fieuus show
srs at the home oE Mrs. u. q! .fack-
son By the, fiseEiIs,Srs 0f. tiIe Ilfssfons
dty society and Philatbsa Siasa on the
IRE yterinn church OF Mtae Mary
laFs,Ed who Is O fnuhs ber or both and
be married on mex. Thursday az
ternUotf ct 9 O'Clock TO SIR. slas. r.
lpapn OF AndSsBsa. r There were
il1ont forty RFese Ss'rNs,.S e0nsesis
were engaged In consulting of How
MARI eaptlyatea lin. How she should
act soil her bridal tour, how to man
aes1 q hnabRnd; etc. Many langhable
answers Wete q lyen, after theis j Ping
az Tie door was lsfrt cid Master
Ipuis 4ackgon was aamlstedf no be-
taE DIRE SGD IN the garbs O. 90 Eaiiroad
saesl Clerk, having q t,on9tc % we'll
lilieii fnaii bags.
He was announced BY Miss Mabel
Reid in the tqliowipx verse
HaFk to the nerry postHian,s vel
come GSpelSs -
III blessings aud aoQi luck 10 him,
I9 s Mggy z he comes not ss 'anels l'l'
But as her happy 'Unets Jim 2
The postHian then pfJce s1leti 10 enip-
~ che, bag at no ieet 0t Ilie bride to
he, the mali proved to Sc l,fieI With
many beautiful aud usaTal lpsnsehtE
bYtlieh atteated the Ioys mud esteem
su shieh she 81 \ hell Ily4 Jila FELLOW
alienlbsfB aud ciliB nlalesr. After this
mail had been delirersd fl,e gassls 4
were served With 4 most daifcioM5i
gsltl course, Excellent music wee
sgi'h shea thronshotlt thl afternoon BY
/ q Is sSsse sifiFEatht fifaek q anu Mabel
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FeId 4 series 81
ms eih IL IS 81
3ils sitste - the nass
Tor es 81 u Central
ll f :
C'5A Also ipfbvtar
atai illness rsSIs & fsEii
q
2, Illsf sEtle . ~ ~ IN
tlse lSa A.. 1lr IN RI
2z6s.z s1l5aa ana s Il
iI.il ~ I 3 s 4 i.'t If 8, 4 Ss- ~,
ASld 81 ibkl ,.
rlf eyer and penf arls.Iat
tlss ii. 'sores
brother i4 ~ q
ana sx oft
tsiH Siil effS
81 IS IA ee con
silisr i ieaia ~ Pkof.
Corr aanl
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CHEnpA EWs

-.
On last Thursday plight about 800
pa atrpI IS and quite d nuil Der Of Sisikofe
gst tloTed at the sci o0l liioyse foF fhe
cIositg eSercie es of Che school; which
cons ated or fecifaslOfls diaIoqaes
asssl So. -. &C. ~ & ;...s
der khe fsaifag genian of Prof. Al. w.
lieredlsh as principal ana lsss I.ofa
|C6psIanfl zIld Mes Ruuin Wolf as
S1Yss m .-S
has besr larger than ever before and
ssse ssae tsss.ss ssssAa 4 TeTsS
one in eyers Way z
AIrs 5ne p;eeson II, Georgia, s. yis-
tting frislas ana relatives at this
place.
tgisses Eunslse ssgaFnocI aaid Erloflsse E
of BeltGn were yssItpfa to onr
|ccnrnanily Sunday Afternoon
ffsfse Kelly and her nest
Mr. Joe nicf&nn. sHept Satuy lsz1 IN
for hts home Ii ocnnaaz cnnitR q eAgEs
RREeTeIi tIi Is a Young daan 6f assslify
and has tIsttls many friends while tn
kslied n ~
A-sias Mimic runn aaa mother ere
rssitiAs az the home Of iir. =. ttsi =
Fis5n
PROT. A: ~. klsayay of sgliiialsefop
eiiast Sunday 81 The bonie 81 AIr. IS,
u Cop eIaad.
Tho ladies' % the pfGa coTnyni kfeo
scgvs efessi1i and caiSe ~ tile sci soil
hence hist sasnfdp sht.. sseineSS
thing near the sum ql y ~ lsESB Ia is5sssa
Vas IgaAia zoiH lett e6fnr5as Tor
her home III j Afpus Miss Vs0fiE tas
SC en- IN On IS lent tea ehor ia N g school
se4e sar lie Itsist lslg see years aad ...se
that time she site n 4 d a siiSst &c
sa0 EIsi miss her Ia the SO
eIal as sgeil as tlle seaaol life 0s the
sifitv.
Quite d number Ok oar y,91ifg people
Seaalsss as Beiien E.gllag nigIlL.
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Ais Mamie SeAwfigjat Has fetuTn-
eti from d short stay iii And fsogi
where She iisls beesi lltF asgfsr
atgs. Lsnaid,
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~ lF8 "a c30b ,,IfF rl16f
"a ne cpliff hsSsiee SaIFs,sli i,v
~ ocf0e 10 5: s.
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'ainnlla Gef ma,

itlsGflf ~, ks1.i = przf ~ ward
sasleslz pitched for the Iacal Fedsfsl
len Sae tea11 tssIay agaAns 40
and Tasted four iAning 8iaitnFb
sits nnd eIx rli1la FIRE ss6Fsf IS geses
he sefieged by WaIlef
bisss 81 900 zoe ef "a s 1 s
s1fa EoFd ali Blair CahiiiikE
a her ana Berry
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affs! Ileiin re d end siaus afeF sGlsee !
Mabel and Minnie Shopping in
an fiderson ~ Il esS 4y u
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or ora

New arlt, April 81 ,ottoa si,n,.!
ed raieHef firIlness today With ss1,y
and Al 6unffaet iiii5s 4, ssS
high srelu lufd fGr tx; fhnveIIi ant and
iEesling sa vera. points above the slbf,s IS
,ioyel reach ed on tie atiuaiice eaS ieY:
IN the month. g. 20 e 3 !
Spot col ton Isl eady. Middlins mn
lands 10 l65s aIidli1g galf 1S 20. saissis,
30. Is
Cotton future closed Arm. 81
-. iEIxlaisf Tsis1eA
May Y. 12.55S I2 SIS
july ~ ~ Is. {. .12.43 i2.BS
August i -. /. g 4, 1914 ~
October K -. 1i.65 ii l75
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ses w A, Wilss. spent TUESDAY
IN AHaersop ahpppins
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Kansas s.. a sijf 22aa 7fiIiIr f6r
Ifdianap ellis end, E. Packard fSs lsal.
sts CT each yIeide ca ten mis- today,
but lSIliisats b ITS tseEe buneiiesl
and ndtaiia polip va : defeat 50 8.
ScorS
TnaiahabDlis 100 0o0. itli e D i
Kan sas City 80. 0aA 090 90 l.4sst Id Il
AI1ilin END T'extsr:: z Packard and
Eastsrl
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RNUTiIRRN I.EIfifIR

At Chat anoOg d 2: Afinhta j.
8 At Mobile New Orleans 5.
AZ BiTaiii Hhani 10 I: Mphfgomery d.
AZ Memphis 3; Nashville &
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Mr.. and lilrs. s.. &, 5.egerest Epsnt
the dsy In i u terson
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4 st, Louis. Mo-. April q. ST Louis
hit tiFe iilsrdi Is siey. Niitil from
ghlcag0 70 and making clean
sweep of tle series. II gas tho nome
n = " ~ ~ fIl y FIIEOl,
ifs5fIiifJ = - llJf 86UEUF Es-3 - z II
Chicag6 &. tliz col elli "a I, i
CFandnis anu Hartley; fEcyspiye ana
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! liz q IanfallIaI..

y Baltiniofe kI q Apfii eafon
pitched me s5tiIl FOR fifhcl i fosl fSiif
ssrtci9e 3 lead essillt6 q, als goil llle
Esai ore : =. lle. 90 4 q p ii 3
'BrI.aklyn :. 016 0i0 aaO Is. 8
& Smith ll.sE.s 2LlzahAiIn s IA
istsc1s ssasea ana Ovens.
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ssssssiii ,ssss.sssiii and AlFss S. J. .Iood sI5ah {
Nedgssday IN A5iderseu, shcpping
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FFlEll ~, I,RAgalll

~ RlttsblIs li 8; Biiffafo q.
At st. Louis ehicago4
AT kallsas - Indianapolis 3 Z.
AZ AalaTe > Brooklyn 8.
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!. 1 IlSIIE JiF(lIN a. IA oTiEf

Efok ldefee q Torollfo 8. sss
4 AZ NewafR fldTha hahteFl vet jsfoiinsis
M Iersey city 3; Afpnti q 8, =:
A Raltiinote g; Bnnalo D.
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4 AIERll1CAa &c.

AZ Boston r Had hIph N q III issgsgi
iins1gh q, y 8
At New York q sg6s lington Il
II AT Sit Ia5sll y 1efrtSIf ~ Z.
~ eieyelahd . !. Chicago I.
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20 ssa

. 20. sissf "a. Ma ( i.iss,,i
IN 5aa to csfffn nk ices s1iriissv IA 1.
every Speculative aftlcie 81 s.
.slg1y enS ia ~ 81 Sc orn auies
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eAF Ap4if 4 =
sei II Il y n 4 ~. sl,i =
no ef sis lsl /, ~
ille 1sa
fhs b se.sfn
ks, s. .s,s
= ,55s eie 4 = : s n
.afi6 = tFfe
l!opt
eiosn l'Il Ag4
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Chicago. April ~ cago lost ihe
.oflening game OF. the M i5pal league
season here today. TO e.its selnnaii s 10
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sefs by NiehoH. which scored man
ahead OF him, gave the visitors the.
lead. They ciinched the game When
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-02-19

There is JOY in the ranks of the
precedented high prices that are be-
ing offered for the years clip. Isa-
dor Koshland, of Portland, repre-
senting Koshland Bros. of Boston,
one of the Oldest wool buying con-
Germs in the country, is the first buy
er in the field and reports that there
is every indication for a prosperous
year for the wool industry. A num-
ber of contracts have already been
closed. the prevailing price being l6
cents. which is regarded as unusually
high for this early in the season. The
Clinton Sheep company has con-
tracted for the sale of it's clip at that
figure. A number of the big Wyom-
ing growers are also making con-
tracts.
Wool growers are very much sur
prised at the early demand for wool
buyers as an excellent indication.
The fact that predictions were made
last year that the placing of wool on
the free list would mean the ruina-
tion of the sheep business made them
skeptical as to the outcome of the
sheep business, but prospects are
now taking on more rosy hue and
the belief is general that the predic
tions of dire calamity will fail of full
fllment. 1t has been many year:
since buyers were in the field in Feb
ruary offering what is considered {
fair price for wool.-Capital News
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-02-19
- - GETS CAMPAIGN MATERIAL

NJ. Alexander made a personal Wis
it to several of the state Offices Thurs
day. He also conferred with a num-
Der of the heads of departments. He
explained that he found much dis
content through the state over the
high taxes and the cost of running
the various departments of the state
government, asking many questions
as to approximations. the special work
of the various offices and depart
ments.
He frankly admitted that he was
collecting information for use in the
coming campaign and wished to in
form himself to enable him to dis
cuss taxes and revenue matters in
telligently. Those he visited got the
impression that Mr.. Alexander was a
candidate for governor, and that he
was preparing to take the stump
Statesman.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-02-19

approximately 5.0d0,00 acres under
irrigation or in projects nearing com
pletion. 1t is conservative TO say
that ultimately these four states will
have 2O,000,OO0 acres or more under
irrigation. This opens up n field of
majestic opportunities ard a vision
of bewildering changes. Upon these
reclaimed acre Millions, We may con-
fidently look forward to a supporting
population that Will run into the
Millions"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-02-19

State wide prohibition is likely to
be the slogan of Idaho politics dur
ing the coming campaign. If we are
TO judge by the expressions of the
leading republicans of the state, this
party will adopt state wide prohi-
bition plank in their platform. We
have always contended that the pro-
hibition question is one that should
be divorced from politics entirely,
and still believe the cause can be
more successfully carried on inde-
pendent of any political party. But
we are not making political platforms
in Idaho.