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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-24
Depew, n. Y, Is in the Hands
OF the Militia.
Talk Of Placing the Town I'm
der Martial Law.
BUFFALO M0T0RMEN QUIT CARS
Rather Than Haul State Sol
diers to the Town.
A General Strike Of Street Rail-
way Men Threatened.

Depew. N. T.. March N.-Daybreak
found Depew an armed camp. The Sew
enty-fourth regiment Il militia ordered
out at the request OF the sheriff. Fred
erick c. Becker. whose force Of deputies
was unable to handle the riotfng strik-
ers at the Gould coupler works began
to arrive before dawn and by 6 q. m
the plant was under military protection.
under martial law was discussed by the
later in the day.
The special train on the Lackawanna.
road which was held up and wrecked
yesterday came through from Buffalo
to the plant today, under military pro-
lection A detail from the Seventy
fourth regiment guarded the transit
road crossing, the scene of yesterdays 8
rfoting in which one man was killed and
several injured.
There was no sign Of trouble today.
Groups of strikers and their sympathiz-
ers gathered near the main entrance
of the Coupler works when the train
arrived. The crowd dispersed when or
dered to leave ny the officers in charge
but quickly reaasembled at another en-
trance. There Company d, under Lieu
tenant Oberfield, had to use their bay
onets freely before the mob would
scatter. One man was wounded. He
was taken away by his companions.
The departure of the first battalion
OF the Seventy-fourth regiment from
Buffalo was delayed half an hour, be-
cause OF the refusal of the motormen,
acting under orders from their union
officials, to move the street cars, after
the soldiers went on board. 1T had
been arranged to carry the guardsmen
from the Armory to the Lackawanna
station on the street cars and thence
by special train to Depew.
NlotoFmen Quit Cars.
The motormen brought the cars to
the switch in front of the armory but
when the first soldier stepped ON board
all left their posts. Major Kempt or
dered the motormen to leave theiI
controllers on. HE controller box and
all but one did SO. When he refused
to give 1t up, he was promptly knock
ed down with the butt end of a rifle.
The cars were then manned by super
visors OF the International street rail-
way company and one or two soldier
electricians.
The street car men who deserted
their posts were suspended. The union
officials later demanded their rein
statement today and rumors Of q
threatened street railway strike were
current.
The First and Third battaMons OF
the Seventy-fourth regiment are
guarding the coupler plant, while the
Second battalion Is held in reserve at
the Buffalo armory. The Sixty-f1fth
regiment has also been ordered to
assemble, but will not be brought to
DepeW unless the situation grows more
serious.
Raises Sharp Issue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-24
SOUTH DAKOTA LEADS
First State to Hold Primary Election
Thfs Year.

Pierre. March 24.-Candidates for
United States senate, for congress in
three districts and for state Offices,
will be nominated at South Dakota's
primary election-the first state wide
primary to be held in the United
States this year-whfch is in progress
today, with prospects Of a heavy vote.
United States Senator Core 1. Craw-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-24
Funny Croshx Ia 04

Bridgeport. Conn. March 24.-F'an-
ny Crosby. the blind writer, today cell
ebrated her ninety-fourth birthday
anniversary. To visitors. she said her
health was excellent and she felt a.
young ''as when a.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-24

Buffalo, March 24.-The refusal Of
International railway employees to
move street cars, carrying national
guardsmen, created q sharp issue to-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-24

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Wafer WORKS IMPROVEMENTS
far

WATER WORKS IMPROVEMENTS
for
The cts ~ cofpus CHRISTI Nu"ces
County. TeNas
Sealed proposals. VAN hc received ~
ihe cts Secretary ~ the cry ~ core
pue Christi ToNas. unii four o'eioeh
D. 81 December 4Hih 1914 for the rnn
sifucii1n complete ~ an adequate va
ter system the contractor to accept ln
uaVnfni the bonds az fho CIV ~ cor
pus Christi at par and Accrued inter
est
Bids 10 ihe hands Of the City Secro
tarr af ihs hour named viii %" opened
and publicly declared ni ths meeting
q the cas- Council at said time.
The Wofk iufiudos the couniruciion
~ tho following
Pumping station equipment and
pressure litter plant
1866 iineaI ffsf 20 2e-Inrh force line
Dne go 600 naiion elrgaisd steel va
ter tank
"for thc force line bids are Invited
On cast icon. steel wooden slave and
ofhrr forms - pipe construction"
Proposals fog this contract shall ~
accompanied hy q certified cheet -
Ten Thousand nniiars tfio.eegi. nlad'
paYnbi- % she Ciiy ~ Corpus chfisii
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02
SAN PATR|ClO NEWS ITEMS
PERSONAL MENTION FROM SAN
pArRlclo AND VICINITY

SAX pNTRici0 Tex ucc Mlss
Mafy Dors attended me Annual Teach.
ers Association az san Nnioeie
william palnn and bride irfi Friday
gas ,helr fulufr hume ht Mihcsia. Mfa
Nolnu wnn fnnnerlN Miss l.urrnR
thrown. one ~ San i'Rulcios chaun ,
lnw Rua moni popular younR laaieE.
sir aolap held the poslslnu ar msnaeer
~ 1he Ddsm IgAnrh hee for ,wo years
during hits shy here ~ mado many
friends
Matt ana Pred iAlieFrhwller and
Mick Nihonsy ntseudcd the fair IA
/ illneaslllr. Nlirk carried a rabbit II
l hin pocket and broneht heme the %
saddle nfsl pfifo at nhr blnrunmsnt
( Niss fsose MnhHney has rcturnc,
nome frpm Mathis whrfo sine wsH en-
ployea a. saleslndy IN ~ = Muhoney'
STORY
1 MiFH Nellie ilaideechwllef a. Nlaiuni
relatives ui kinHnsillo
Mss lsma Mr9lun ~ eintpn faurn
"a hoins hfrf I've weelts pltaH4ui Vlhi
Vas guest uf Mrs frank Nr'ilnln
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02

ihe t,,llcee Tito hahsr lands shnnsd
81 terrae,i and itr s',,ileEe " rcniune
ihe tcitusine expert. ar } g. Olsen
40 farmers who need his help when.
sNci p,,ssil,le iiut inere az, thousands
"a INSTANCES ~hcfs tho heet sui u ~.
ing washed A~aN On level lsnds rs d
seruN ~ 40 attention heinu paid a.
drainage conditions
fhr Invent, .aiNth annual url,nn ~
'hc rsNas Agricultural Experiment
station has been punished ana y nuW
nrad, far aistrlbuton rhls report
NAV be has five 40 sharse IN april
ratiun to 81 NnNnEhinad director 10
Esprrlmcni stations. college Htaiion.
fcsRs ln addition % NiNine cnm
Nlete record ~ the activities ~ ths
main end eleven slio stations tnu ~.
poit riVes intrw,4tins Information un
fhr fucccsH in 4f'Ninp various sroul
vhlch war msi la tha different stN
llnha ihe rum,nafy ~ thr annual b.
uor ~ tur Var,uue snhsiaflanp eiNel
spicndid iirn W the Vufh of thuui
stations ana si thr safNs tlms an iu.
slahi lnto the csire fouud hgSi suite,
Hud must adopted io thc dlasiicir be-
which ihfs erv hlsAfrf lecamnrnaa
tluna aud suggestions a. 80 how al,
STATION system may boz afr.n4 thpur,
Hnd iis value te fnc cliifrns az ihl
state Increased aiae nfr contained b
fhe fvppft a fun explanation 81 ihl
rrNaa ltur feeA iaWa fot Asmsturl
fud the W0rhlnea 80 that iaw N sls.
nlrtninesi in ilsf r'peu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02
CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

conditions SO cash hiiarfs
h-.rss- ~ other farlo ~ security viii
d. artruied b. utu ~ certified checks
lians Specifications ana hiAdAng
hianss mns 30 secr ~ sroutca al ths
office ~ ". a stevens. Ciif i,nrineer
Cofnus Christi ia az ttc ufilce ~ 90.
teasnitinf Eorny,r. Alexander lNs
TOR. 20 Chutth street New Ndfk tilN.
A drpasii q rWent, five Dollars
lS4toel wpsl accompany requests far
plans ana spet nCatinns which VIII b.
viurrrd ouN o. those presenting hona
fldf bids
AN nids shall ne made ON lhs hlanss
rraf idei therefor
Tts r.s PRESERVES ihe usNt io rv lrci
anN uf ail bids uf tu accept that one
which In 3hs uilniUn ni tna tltt .s f0f
ls best Interest
%, ofdrr 0f ihe csc, caunoil
NON NiiFN MANor
MtifiCAN CaA S.sft
tiENNNufH POTTER.
ruusullinH euNinprf
lf A. STEVENS Cle Fnrinref ftf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02

400 Austians enter Brussels
i14l frtnoh uhp purartslpu ~ inn.
vain
1900 Napoleon anh Josephine crown
ga ai iHfia h iopr fiuf Vli
lsui Haftl" ~ AuatarNtT Napoleon
affeatsd unaslans ana Auaifans
isos MHdud tnten hv thr Ff.neh
IAl4 jackson fnok command " Tho
American for'es at Sew orleans
lN21 Monroe doctrine declared
1854 Treaty 0f alliance between Ana.
tria, nnriand aud France s'rn.
"a
1853 John ufaNn hanged
issa FIRST ground broken ~ 1mahl
fnr rulnn rpeinr Railroad
1856 Great storm as colon. ranana
~ ships wrecked
1909 Panama Canal treaty miiflod
1913 supreme Guafi ordered aiaHvlH
sion - the relon l'aoiue an'
suuihsrp Pacific rpilfuad mes
rfr
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02
notice 70 SIDEWALK coNrRAc
TORS


Srtl.l proposals will br received ht
tbc cas- 81 Corpus CHRISTI until lfo0
fyluck g. m. ngtemufr 0ha 1854 fNr
iht construction Hf cnrtrvie srnaeWalhN
Tho work io ne dome embraces the
fnfHi-hiur 81 nll Tabor aud mRtofial- f,-
qWrHd Co.. huid ana tHnsiraUt frsm
Nmr Oh 'mt such crnssWaiAs as may
b, drisrmlnrl upon iN tho flD within
a prfluh of twelve months from tine
d3fo uf awarding thie contract
tiane Hud tlrilflsaiiuns adopted lA
trf rltN CunnDI ff thus unrk MICS
Boa seen Hf ihr office uf thr 'IN ar
r.uper
""ffHrtris n maknr fhof prrunsRia
sHAn nunc unH pner par auuar,
f1ai fuf The rampirted 0rnsrwats fAti
nrlle fn upllde aN excavation Ns nl
|nf forms mnur and maforial nef.e-
sary to complete ready fm usr
Payments wlu ir mad0 monthly 1n,
wlli he hHHsd ou ihe horizontal surface
measurements ui tho concrete aa eun
NrnDiod Duiter stones MID be- son
sldered O. part ~ ihs ,fnsswaih ans
measnrcd in accordingly
Az an sVidtnlo ~ Hnad faith Ger
urcd Ohrek made payable tn thc ca
~ corpus Chrsu for $50 pAllrs mus
accompany each hld
$40 rucerssfui sontrar'oF WiN hr w.
qnlrea iu tufnisA o. nona loo iho sum o
enN.
tina aty Reserves the riehi tn -
foot al biaH of accept nnA bad deem
"a ADVANTAGEOUS tn fhe MY
Address tH proposals go + j Nuil
aan. rity Secretary
S. q Muihfan Cfy Secretary %
Stevens CTS EuEiusrf eve
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02

tnNal fafvcnH fnI toahN ruaeitlrd
With prohabh rain colder iirht
ia moderate westerly tn nnriheriN
winds
Temperatures. wind and precipitation
fccardf for 81, % houfs onding Tues-
day at 100 o. u
Temperature, lowest. Us highest. ~.
ai 90 b a. 70 WIND yeiosity ~
90 D. ~. miles pef hour FROM lhs
Nnntheaaf kate ~ weather nnrh
elnudN Precipitation. u0i lHth"a
Relative humidity ap prs cant,
iiaf0metriru reading at TOO d m
reudred io sea -iofel ana corrected wi
tr'npprnture $3.50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02

Nraai ana al cefnen and Studied 81
lenel,oN ahfnsd iic was ofesinoa b
lritst ~ thr i'rntcatAhi Episcopal
yhnfvh ln lass lis heaan his teach
me Var'st "a ilei,su tuliree WHORE
hv held me ehaif 81 philosophy and waa
chaplain iie Weni ip ohiA State tni-
soisiN ln 1919 no h mpmhof VI
i'hi iinsA karpa Aul,iiNpn i'us,hulori-
rai Assess lstiun American rhilusvpht
eel HnieiN ana other organizations
isis bi,,ihs are Widely fsnd irofeasnf
t.eiahion makes his hame at 'ulnm
hHs. Ohlu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02
|, yyYYYYvvvr ,
lAre MARKET aspoRr


IIlfT WUlITIIl Utf = IIUHH ~
eniuts 1900. STEADY hnlk e5snfia
cattle Receipts ,3oo heoveH snum
10
shosp Receipts $50. steady lanhs
p0fts 90
KANSAS t11N. Dee ilioaa iir+
oslntr "a. 900 lower buit esaUfia
Cattl. aecripts $1,000. steady.
Eaufhrru steers 3 sesi 1fa
hheep Receipts 5000 steady, lambs
spfian8
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02
WANTED.

WANTED Tp nuy some embroidery
Work state kind ana prie' o. q luN
tsg. fslD
81 Be- farm work can r'fe references
Apry ION and Coleman Hrc"nd docs
$40
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02
THIS rs NY a4,h. BIRTHDAY"
prof a leiahton.

Joseph Alexander leighton. prDfea-
sof - philosophy IA ohio State i1ir
eernity. snd writer $50 edncatipn. phil
1fDihy ana iaeaefn conceptions - The
Diriy. was born az DfanHs4iiie on
taue. December z. 1870 iie WAS edu-
ratel 20 Trinity COLLEGE. Toronto
shere BE- won the Gayernar Renefars
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02

~ queen i.iiuahalanl. fofmef
queen 81 Hawaii. 10 years Did taias
Ffank DAY Geuid. descendant of the
famous capitalists 81 fesrr ald tndsY
sir Francis rarruihsfH Gould sna
ilah rnrrstafist 20 yrnta old to-day
Mike Kelley. manager of the Indian .
sl.aiis baseball riub. "a .aiH uid todaf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02
IrAlvs coNoaTss roMoaRow.

HDAlE. Dec The Cabinet coun-
cii haH summoned Parliament ~ meet
tomorrow for session ~ i've weeks.
~ debate on iiaiy's foreign policy and
the attitude ~ ihla coantf, ID ,ho war
wsli bs agleded
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02

GENERAL. typewriter business. clean
ing. repairing, rentals sales. Expert
wnra mauship. Reasonable prices. y.
A. Miller az Smiths Book Store Phone
40.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02

From M ysft fsei that =. =. =, The
famous hlooc pufinfr y natural rosdlr
rlas. n Is opposed W thnan who eaA not
gitf 10 meFeuff anf pfhef DANGEROUS
Drugs Haiti isen sfraprs MASTER ~
flsied people uee nfFfsfy ~iiH . hiiaa
free ~ hailt Set wafntd ~ th< ft<n'
inallsm they nec al around thrm, o.
n4lndfnl ~ The iornnelsf sf4xiHs N1fai1
~ nAd other dreaded fesnit@ ~ mleetaf
poisonlne. they cling 60 the fz=t d'ssp-
gearing lreafns~nt - r4feis AID positive,
" being ftpiarh ~ = = T., uhrfryer
ihs llTht strikes lh \. (. \ Il f2ts be
eeaiiaE the sugld's lAbafss for all blood
frnnhlea Deranaf Il n usleomr 10 r<4t
stomach. - rxksn astnfatl} inte ~
tiesd. q = we,e q pwl'yins ivs7stlsr
fnouu ~ ~ fsnnffsnie eHrss Fr<Hte-
and 4 the standby ~ d h7<f " pspPi<,
II sn,r lnsu tfe hioni anJ sssnaips > etseox
medicinal IniiuFnrs IL ske fo4 and fain
u.thrssi ney athef eject Than that v =
pur4lg fit4Hsiux pferPfft X.
~ n tke most universally frcu4-
1 ,nsasied h;4.<l fru~1s knn4 z, @ra ~
snxtafn.a ~ r<ruiAflun fo< hsA <<4-
! fsfy. IT. lnxr<d;<uts ar &eterx't ~
I nlis ansf,ie,e@ ~ xvsn1s !Asf e ~.
worst nosl<iIess Oct he<fi9 t6>y -
ewp WIZ shs ~sSls.I II aSssvtI,s1l. 81 SlG
SpreIdp ~ IL Hxif1 NIX. A>ie1ttt VA
( ~ mn sdsl<r ~ p,oe6 1fepalre. ~ ~
( IL es~ifess tAss ~ depsstn<ek ~
u ~ na<,t n<'p@ e ~. e = <7a
ssy~bsfv. AID y 's skt'fe'y 5FeF
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02
AUTO BARGAIN

FOR SALE BRAND new Ford touring
car for saie. never been run, ti2svY
Glover Johns Auto CO. boz
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02

I'ANk PLACE under new manage
mont nl,ely furnishes rooms, front
lre cItF Park. lhonc sol. faF
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02

Avoid headache, impurities
Of ti.s Blood, constipation by
taking a cup OF GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasant to
take. sweeten and take as
an ordinary tea. Package Is
cents.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02


''-'e-----H,-,a.-aa.--s..s. ..-.- .--s..-.a--.
FOR Rent Two fNt-rHum mudsfn
cottages on Buffalo street Appis tu
Mrs Gust iiese. Jr. l0l4 nufnlo
Phone ans tsg
FOR RENT Desirable hHasr hstnInE
aaartmonis at el4 mesquite street.
'''"ne $50 's'
lun kl.N1 Gundr restaurant and
f1nmiHf fuuar tNnrt aud furnish
naf Cor Sale SAG "a harenin o. 3 flAn
1st
--->-~--->----->->-,->
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Gold lnohtt and chain tutf.i
80 Win sarrhIrcs mMsls "f g." un
HaDk oi htEri tcwart fur return tu
owner Hi 1923 Mealale atrr.i "a,
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FOR RENT Three room Furnished
cnitar.s- 1850 per month T. j..
vaughn. sgt Besars street. Phone ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02

FOR RENT Building ~ an Peoples
street. formerly occupied hy lhe Palace
Tallors Phone 70 ~ call Seaside
Hotel 'p'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-02

FOR RENT -FlYe-room furnished cot .
tage one block from car line. $50
month. Address Box fss. care Caller
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Department a d ~ college " rcsua
ihs Athhufu. Director
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.

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PASTURE ~ about 2 900 acres in San
Patriotic county. on Nucces river es'
peclallv desirable a. o winter pasture
.. u. wheeler. Arkansas Pass. Texas.
rfr.
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FOR RENT ono s-room hunsaiow
sii modern convenience corner bod
ridge and water streets. Phone il73
sgf
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The Road to SUCCESS.

The best Drain effort and indigestion
do not go hand in hand. If YOU would
win lasting success you must keep
Your stomach in good working order
and your bowels regular This is easily
done if you go at it rightly. Mrs. c.
G. Baker. Homer City, Pa. writes:
About two years ago | suffered from
stomach trouble and constipation. Aft
er | began using Chamberlain's Tab
let's my condition improved. At the
end OF a week I could eat and sleep
we'll" Sold by all druggists adv.
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tenant be acquitted or Cdemned to
death and the prosecutor aemand Of
a life for a life. \ quick Ardict was
expected. many who have flowed the
course Of the trial preting that
Becker would know his "a within a
few hours.
Nineteen months agobhe Jury
reached a verdict Of gull in eight
hours The verdict was $ aside by
the court Of appeals. necesating the
present trial. In the nel trial the
state placed thirty three yNeSses on
the stand: the defense produced
twenty-six. Becker sd5ssuaded
from testifying by his orseI. \
prominent witness for the I've a, me
frs trial. VII" did not scar this
cimc, was Sam ScLcHQs. wse cesti-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-23
Cessna, Sundays 100 and
Z 80.
Mellen Says He Shielded
the Late ]. P. Morgan in
a Railroad Deal
Confined from FIRST Page1


"WcU. We always tired to get under
the best umbrella" responded Mr.. Mel
len The fact is q germ was work
ing liz the public mind in our favor
and We ohained tnereo> the legislation
we needed"
Reading the prayer from the hills
Mir. i'o!k asked Nj. Nlellcu il he knew
what was paid for
Il do not know. but Il was worth
what We paid for it.
Now. that opening sentence" said
Mr.. Folk, 7 will lift up mine eyes
10 the hills sounds Very much like
you"
"Oh. Governor2' exclaimed Mr.. Mel
len. have You not read the BibIeo"
That sentence is from the Scrip
lures"
SO i the prayer from tn" nils
supposed TO come from the people. n
reality came from the New Haven"
What would have 'cen the effect 4
TINS had been known
1T would have given us Il Teputa-
tion for literary talent that we did not
deserve"
EMPLOYED PROF ESSOR.
Asked If he employed Prof Bruce
Nymdn OF Harvard at $4,000 a year
TO deliver lectures IN the interest Of
the New Haven. Ar. M"-Ieh reptied-
Il suppose SO.
Mr.. Mellen said he believed the New
Haven spent less in its campaign for
in similar way.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-23
Bonita Theatre
Refined Photo Plays
Piano Factory 20 You.

"'<ranIch & Bath" "GoId String Soho.
macher." Lester Emerson" "LInde.
man" "ChIckerIna.', Player Pianos
"CecIIan," Lester" and cheaper. Player
Music. cut prices. Factory agents
The Clutter Music House.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-23
Cessna. Sundays 100 and
Z 80.
Lieut.. Becker ConVted of
Murder for Seed Time

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-05-23
CHEAPER MEAT.

Stew meat SC. Shoulder
1870, Lamb and Mutton
stew 10c, Lamb and Mutton
shoulder 1870. Saturday
specials. The Parlor Market
Phone 173.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-26
Girls of City to Raise Money
to Fence Monument Game Park

acres in which to range.
The ultimate aim Is to have the
whole section designated as a ma
tional park with an annual approp-
ration for roads and other items of
maintenance. The placing of several
buffalo and elk in the preserve as
government property will be a long
step in that direction.
In all probability the other parts
of the county will be asked to take
up the matter so that the burden of
expense will be widely distributed.
If the school authorities agree it is
quite likely that the school children
will be asked to join the movement.
The enthusiasm with which the
young ladies have entered in their
venture augurs certain success.
The committee of business men
who have been urging the game pre-
serve and who have authorized the
action by the young ladies is CON-
posed of Edwin Price, W. P. Ella
William Buthorn. John G. Mckinney
and |. l.. Emerson.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-26
LOCAL GIRLS IN
12-HOUR STORM
IN CANON TRIP
Eva Canon and Prudence Walker
OvertakGn by SnOwStOrm
Near Springs.

Miss Eva Canon, daughter Of Cuun-
" Treasurer Benton Canon, and Miss
Prudence Walker, daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs. Stanley Walker, G36 West
Main street, We're lost in the noun
tains near Colorado Springs for >
hours last Saturday night and re-
ports from Colorado Springs state
that Miss Canon may have to undergo
an operation on both feet as a result
OF the terrible exposure to the cold.
In letter to her parents received
here today Miss Canon SAWS that
while the experience was fully as
dreadful as pictured by the newspa-
pers in Colorado Springs and Denver.
the results were not so serious. She
is suffering from one frosted foot and
the other girls are still feeling the
effects of the exposure.
Miss Canon. who is assistant IL
trarian at Coburn library at Colo
rado college. and Miss Walker. who
was formerly assistant librarian at
the Carnegie library in this city.
were accompanied by two other
young Indies and went UP Queen s
canon. northwest of Manitou on Sat
urday noon, expecting to return be-
fore dark. \ sudden snowstorm came
up about I o'clock, catching them far
up the canon without matches, food
or shelter. They started down as
rapidly as possible. but the storm in
creased in severity and darkness ov-
ertook them and further progress was
almost impossible They did not stop
but wandered through the recesses OF
the canon until, when morning arriv-
ed they were almost exhausted and
had walked for hours with Il sense of
direction.
They reached Manitou early Sun
day morning and tried to hush the
matter up but the story was printed
In Colorado Springs papers yesterday
morning