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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-26
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y" HOPE 10 BUILD
4 REAL OASIS"
Sir Thomas Thinks Latest
Shamrock May Have
q Look In.

Sir Thomas Thinks Latest
Shamrock May Have
q Look In.
The Shamrock w.. now being
constructed under the watchful
eye Of Sir Thomas Upton, to try
and lift Americas cup this year,
is to be an Oasis" according to
her builders.
Sho will be tho biggest and
fastest entry ever made by Sir
Thomas in this contest and will
embody . number Of shipbuild-
ing secrets unknown to the
yachting world in general. Her
load water line viii be tho full
length allowed by tho rules Of
the New York Yacht Club.
! This exceptional yacht will be
fitted out and sailed to America
some time before tho end Of April
i present plans carry. Asked il
he thought tho Shamrock w.
would Lift tho cup held for @
many years in America. Sil
Thomas is reported to have said
"She'll be the very best snc
newest thing yet-an Oasis, il
! fact"
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have made a careful study Of the
matter and find that tho modern
meaning Of the word Oasis comes
from q cigarette Of exceptional
quality which has recently been
placed upon the market. The
word, happily chosen to express
excellence. has become q part Of
our language. and we now call q
pretty girl an Oasis. q clever play
at baseball as an Oasis, q stroke
Of genius as an Oasis--and Their,
you are. At the same time l an
not finding fault. because ], my
self. smoke Oasis Cigarettes an,
am aware that they are incom
parable. and"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-26
FEEL HEADACHY, DIZZY, BILIOUS?
CLEAN YOUR LIVER! a DIME A BOX

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He Will Hire a Hall

At this moment a six-foot po-
liceman laid his heavy hand on
the shoulder Of the lecturer.
meanwhile whispering in his car
that Broadway was hardly the
place for Evolutionary efforts.
Thank YOU" said the seedy
individual. II shall hire a hall in
the near future and continue my
remarks on the excellence and
desirability Of the new cigarette
which has been 50 appropriately
named Oasis."
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Sick headaches! Always tracr them
10 lasy liver: delayed. fcrmentins food in
~ bowels or . sick stomach. Poison
-. eeustipsted matter. gases and bile
esaarstsd In the bowels. instead Of being
carried out o. the system, 10 reabsorbed
iuae ~ blood When this poison reaches
~ delicate brain tissue Il causes con-
ssssioa ssd thst dull. sickening head
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Effectively used
In rundown con.
ditious.
Jsynes' Malt
oleum IL . scien.
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Extract Of Malt
an d n ypophos
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the we'll known myth 20 PRETTY
woven about it).
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tho Court might witness the fruit
Of his degradation. Out tumbled
two dozen alluring packages Of
Oasis the exceptional cigar
cite.
"You are discharged" said
the Court, this il an exceptional
case. Call tho next one."
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OASIS GETS DIG HAND

Fibber and Yields now sketch.
Its an Oasis" put on for the
first time last night At the High
light Theatre. proved to be one
OF the funniest things that has
ever been presented by these two
clever comedians. The novelty
of the plot. which was laid in q
cigar store, together with the
sparkling dialogue. kept the ~.
dience in an uproar until thu
final curtain. As ono Of tho gal
lery gods yelled, Its an Oasis
al right. all right"
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High Jinks''

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One Whit Of IL
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quickly drives
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and brings joy
and sunshine
into tho heart
according to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-26

STRUCK lis OASIS HERE
, Judge T. Merritt Soakem. in
tho Night Police Court. roughly
ordered . dusky prisoner at the
bar to open his bag Of loot SO
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fasts Of oil.

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Tonie-Cleanses the blood. reg
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Young Ben Aboo. the Arab
student, now taking . course in
medicine at Columbia University.
said last night, while dining at
the Frat" house. Eyes, I know
what an Oasis is better than
you. boys. 1t is the one thing
that brightcns this great desert
New York-for the stranger.
II is the exceptional pleasure
after studies.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-26

A pleasant tasting loseuss
which quickly relieves minor
throat ifritstions and proves .
boon to singers and public
speskefs. Boz Of -
W. lSc
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For ChApped Hands
and Skin
Riker's Isoline

there b nothing more reireshing
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RL00G uUI0
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Ell Perfecto
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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-18
German Invaders
lake Progress
Against Russia
Defeat Of Cars Forces Assured from Late Re-
ports. Allies Have Gained Ground Steadily in
Western Field Of War. German Trenches Yield
to British-FrenCh Attacks.

Both Berlin and Vienna been in
lhced the Russians and that 1etreang along
their broken These
the Russian military authorities Of
columns advancing Warsaw has
there have been changes.
Emperor William said have improved health sufficiently
permit OF The
forces soon are to undertake campaign against the ngboin Ger
Premier Bota considers
Union oi South Africa has been crushed definitely.
The German
the allies be yielding slowly steadily. Today
statement
along the battle line 1t stated that allies
advance Belgium although report they captured
end Nieupor the Belgian
German trenches have been taken stated although
The German office ground
the allies states that the French attacks have been used and that
in the Argonne 500 prisoners captured
The German adds
that victory had been the
that the retreatng Russians being pursued
The which
Emden
who Cocos Island
to have seized collier with the
Bomaldment British squadron Turkish Notifications
Gulf Dardanees at Athens have
routed the Turks and inflicted heavy damages
DISPATCHES from Nsh assert that losses inflicted
the the defeat
Vulnerable bodies lie unburied along the line the Ausrian
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-18

NEART FAILURE CAUSED
Death OF MILL Is
JURY VERDICT

That James +. Hill, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James NJ. Hill of Goddins ave-
nue.. brother-in-law of Engineer VIM.
Corpett, and former well known,
and very popular Colorado 4 South
ern brakeman. whose body was found
lying in one of the three government
bath pools. in Palamosa Springs, n,
NJ, at 1910 a. III. December ia, came
10 his death as the result of heart
failure, CAUSED by staying to long in
the hot water. was the verdict of
the coroners jury. rendered at Pala
mosa Springs on the day of the dis
covery.
Mr.. Hill. who was IA railroad brake
man between Bingham Canyon and
Garfield, Utah. until recently. had
secured work on the Santa Fe out
of San Marcial, n. NJ, having lost
his former position on account of Il
reduction In force. and before assum
ing his new duties had gone on a
trip of investigation to Palamosa
Springs, which is booming little
health resort about 80 miles by stage
from San Afarcial. 1t appears that
while there he. while taking advan-
tase of the baths. suffered an attack
of heart failure superinduced by the
neat and strong medicinal qualities
of the water and. being alone. died.
The deceased was partially identi-
fed by u card in the Brotherhood OF
Railroad trainmen. which was found
with some letters in his pocket, and
the Identification was completed by
the fact that the third finger on his
hand, which was cut off in an acci-
dent some years ago, was missing.
His remains arrived on Santa fc
No. this morning accompanied by
AIR. Garrett Lauer. II Santa Fe brake
man at San Marcial. but funeral ar
rangements will not be made until
Mrs Hill, who is expected from Gar
field, Utah. on the Denver d Rio
Grande train this afternoon arrives.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-18
A Message for Trinidad
And All Colorado
Forgetting that Which is Past, Building Anew for The
Future and Growing the Present With
Hope Of Better Things

Think that there lot Of sound phlloso
remark: blessing Colorado!
cloud lpped folds
the dawn of better day January
citizen of Trinidad TO with their broth
Colorado that the ndu a trouble that the
Which and will
administration will be gifts treasured by all the
Colorado prospered amazingly during the Trinidad as
held high There perhaps
been sebks and discourage
Conditions have unsettled and turbulent but
this much brighter than has been for many
progress growing steadily building up securely daily becoming
making Colorado the of all states III the union
Anmas have yielded abundant tins
development and
the Trinidad people have enjoyed
the home life which the foundation of good citizenship The schools
has been extending activities The 1914 is drawing
to anda midnight watclnlan All is we'll
his neehbor IN
Trinidad and Colorado Old political
should The enmis from industrial DIT
should spirit
Build should be written every door
them heal If words Of bitterness have been
uttered fellowship exist
cham that INK
the welding that nauh can ever pak
these hills and plains and
This God
smiled and which Creation blessed Wealth lies IN the rock
alze
community 1t time unite every
stand together here IN south
the state gained not be lost
that not found may be discovered ~ .
Christmas earth and good Will to all
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-18

Canon City, Colorado, Dec. lS.-
Four hundred armed strikers
marched in the direction Of the
Chandler mine of the Nictor-Ameri-
can Fuel company on April 20, 1914,
according to the testimony OF VIM. j.
Davis of Fremont. witness today IN
the trial of seven striking miners
charged with the murder of Wm.
King. The first firing upon the
Chandler camp was on Aoril 20, and
thu next day the camp was captured
and King was killed.
Dudley ID. Mayo. of Denver. super
intcndent of an express COMPANY tcs-
titled regarding alleged shipments OF
arms and ammunition to the Flor
one, Union of the United Mine Work.
crs of. America, the local which is ac-
cuscd of having voted to attack
Chandler.
Frank W. Abbott, superintendent
of the Colorado Supply CompunS
store at Coal Greek, told of gath
crins Of armed strikers there on
April %. Richard Collinan OF Canon
city, testified that Ii was taken
prisoner b. the strikers who attacked
Chandler.
Frank Smith. young man about
u wears old, son of Simon 2. Smith
who opera; PC zeal mine near brews'
ter. said that on the morning OF the
Chandler affair he could see many
men on hill between the Smith
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-18
EASTERN ROADS
GRANTED RATE
INCREASE

Washington Dee. lS.-Incrcases
in freight rates approXimating five
per cent on all the railroads between
the Atlantic scaboard and the Mis-
sissippi. north of the Potomac and
Ohio rivers were granted today by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
in divided opinion, excepting upon
certain heavy commodities, which
COMPRISE Il large bulk of the traffic.
The increases will further apply to
the railroads west of Buffalo and
Pittsburgh, which We're granted par
tial advances in the decision 81 last
August. which denied them altogeth-
er to tie roads east of those pointh.
will increase the annual income @,
the roads about 100000, 900. The
commission made its decision upon
the showing OF the voalroads that in
addition 10 corH'.ierr .rra,s M..scl;
they previously asked rel's', they
now are confronted with an emerg-
ency because of the war in Europe.
With Commissioners Harlan and
Clements dissenting, the majority of
the commission declared:
Whatever the consequences of the
war may prove to be. we must rec
ogniZe the fact that it exists; the fact
that it is u calamity without prece
dent, and the fact that by it he com
merce of the world has been dlsar-
ranged and thrown INTO confusion.
The means of transportation are in
dispensablc agencies in our industrial
life and for the commonwealth
should be kept abreast OF public re-
luirements."
Summarizing the basis of its de-
cisiOn, the majority repo"! of the
commission said:
The facts disclosed and occur
rences originating subsequent to
May -. 1914. as presented al the
further hearing. may he summarized
Continued on page a.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-18
CAVALRY TROOPER IS
SOUGHT AS DESERTER

Pueblo. Dec. lS.--Edward Par
ham. private of the United States
troops in the Wa!senbur2 district, is
being sought Us deserter Parham
came to Pueblo a few days ago and
rawned Il pistol at u local cafe, s"cur-
ing loan of So on the weapon.
which he promised to redeem within
few days. A warrant has been is
sued for the arrest of Parham in the
federal court and the government Of
ficials laid claim to the gun which
Parhum pawned. The restaurant pro-
prietor was forced to give bond in
order to hold the pistol as it is sup
posed to be part of Parhams equip
mcnt as Il soldier but it is govern
ment property. If captured Parham
may have to answer to more serious
charge than descrtiOn.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-18
SENATE HEARS TALK
ON ISLANDS MEASURE

Washington, Dee. lS.-Samuei
Ferguson. secretary to Governor
General Harrison. told the senate
Philippine committee today the bill
for a greater measure of self goverh-
ment TOR the islands, should con-
tain Il definite statement of the time
at which independence should be
granted. lie was convinced the Phil
iprines would maintain an enduring
government and added that when the
United States decided to Withdraw. it
should do SO completely. The witness
characterized cable reports from
Manila that insurrectior might fol-
low either the passage or failure of
the bill as rankest nonsense
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-18
Mob Of Armed Strikers Marched 10
Destroy Chandler Properly

3lacc and Chandler and that their
indicated that they were
pickets. Smith told of a conversa-
tion with a miner named Tony Del
duco whom he saw that morning.
Delduco said. according to the Wit
ness that at about 2 O'Clock the
same morning he was awakened at
his home by party of men who Or
dercd him to get his gun and come.
He said thut his gun was hidden In
the hills and he could not find it..
They told him to report at Williams
burg and gun would be furnished.
On going to Williamsburg they could
not give him gun for they were all
taken. Smith said he saw several
autos pass his place on the road to
Chandler. and some were loaded with
boxes
William Kettler. a Custer county
ranrher. testified that just before the
Chandler battle, while on his way to
Florence, he saw five men armed
with rifles by the roadside, and they
asked him for a ride. He took them
to within about two miles of VIII
ilamsburg, when they got out and
cut across the hilsl in the direction
of Strinstown. He knew three of the
men and named the mas Mickey Me-
Donald Ed Frew and William Hus-
band, all Fremont county miners
The men came from the direction OF
Walsenburg and said they We're going
back home.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-18
POLICE SEARCH
''''- ''''IS 'Ss ;;';s ;Sss :..,,, q

Cincinnati, Dec. ls.-The police
today are searching for the $13.lOO
obtained by Frank G. Hohl. auto
mobile bandit from the two banks he
held up and roobed yesterday before
he was mortally shot in Il pistol fight
which three police officers. Patrol
man Edward Knaul. shot by Hohl
was operated on today and the phys
icians held out little hope for his re-
covcry.
Hohls body still lies unclaimed at
.he city hospital His wife, Mrs
Bertha Hohl. who was arrested last
night. declared she would not claim
the body. She denied knowing any
thing about the robberies, saying she
was even ignorant of the fact that
lIohl had been in the city.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-18
FRENCH DEPUTIES COMPLAIN
~. - OF PRESS cENsc2sEIp

Paris, Dec. ls.-An energetic pro-
test against the press censorship was
made at meeting today of deputies
and senators who are Journalists.
The meeting drafted a formal state
ment of objections to the censorship.
which is to be handed to the minis
ter OF justice, Aristide Bryande as
president of the council of state.
A committee of journalists headed
by Georges Celmceau. for.ucr pre-
mier. Associated with hIm are
Stephen Spincan, former minister of
foreign affairs; Jean Dupuy and Nd
miral Bienaime. They will present
the document together.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-18
TEXAS SENATOR
URGES PROHIBITION

Washington. Dec. 1S.-Senator
Sheppard Of Texas, co-author of the
resolution to submit to the states Il
constitutional amendment for nation
al prohibition, urged its adoption to-
day in the senate.
The disposition of this proposi-
tion II the most solemn duty that has
conrrot ted congress since the death
of siav2r1.' he said. 1T will de-
term la whether the moral forces of
the nation are the dominant ones in
this republic"
The issue will not come formally
before the senate until the Hobson
resolution has been passed upon by
the House.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-18

London. Dec. 1S.-Again the
Germans and Austrians seem to be
on the crest OF wave of battle as
the niterminable struggle in the east
continues: again Berlin is gay with
flags and against Petrograd declines
to concede victory to the invaders.
Berlin and Vienna contend, however.
that the Russians are falling back
along the entire front from the Bal.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-18
German Ra!!!i!!ding i!
Fleet Sink; /; = De-
stroyers, Report
All Egypt Under Wtchfu| Eye Of British. Kings
Fleet Bombafd and Destroy Turkish Barracks at
Gulf Of Safos.

ported here today that Great Britain
will tomorrow give the Egyptians u
new khedive in the person of Sus-
sein Kemal. recently said to have
been made governor general in
Egypt Hussen Kemal is son of
Ismael Pasha, who was khedive OF
Egypt from 1865 to 1873, and he is
an uncle of Abbas Hilmei, the pres
ent khedive.