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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-28

Justice, j. Falkenstein
Constable, Mike Urban and
Joe S. Urban
Herzog.
Trustee, Jno. J. Wasinger
Treasurer, P. A. Weigel
Clerk, Alex A. Sander
Justice, J. S. Dreiling
Constable,
Pleasant Hill.
Trustee, Martin Orth
Treasurer, G. A. Reidel
Clerk, F. H. Atwood
Justice, Louis Kraus
Constable, Herman Feitz and
Martin H. Orth
Smoky Hill
Truatee, Peter Christiansen
Treasurer, Sam Croft
Clerk, Paul ]. Leiker
Justice, Albert Christensen
and A Andrews
Constable, Louis LEM and c.
Palmer
Ellis
Trustee, Rudolph Erbert
Treasurer, II. M. Kingsley
Clerk, Ralph Woodland
Justice, Robert Woodland and
R. A. Walker
Constable, D. C. Watkins and
Geo. Palmer
Hamilton
Trustee, John Yohe
Treasurer, VIM. WaIz
Clerk, IF. Overholzer
Justice, A. J. Hosley
Constable, Herman Pratt and
Peter Dietrich
Lookout
Trustee, Henry Gottschalk
Treasurer, N. R. Werts
Clerk, A. J. Herklotz
Justice, August Gross and
Carl Dinges
Constable, John Dechant and
Mrs. John Dechant
Saline.
Trustee, S. L. Bowlby
Treasurer, Peter Madsen
Clerk, Fred Reed
Justice, F. E. Potter and
Fisk Brainard
Constable, Jas. P. Nelson asd
Ralph Bow1by
Victoria.
T.ustee, John B. Kuhn
Treasurer, Peter j. Billinger
Clerk, NJ. Weigel
Justice, F. B. Brungardt
and P. J. Roth
Constable, F. G. Bruney and
F. M. Weigel
Walker.
Trustee, Jacob Arnhold
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-11-28
TAKEN UP

at my place 211z miles east of Hays, one
black heifer calf-no marks. The own
er can have same by proving property
and paying charges. VIM. Strubbel.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11
A Little Persistent Work This Week and
Next VIII Give You little Pin Money
Feb. lsth 1914 The Wors Real Work, Juas Pleas
Recreation-Get Out and Get Acquainted With Your
Friends and NeishboEs

The special offer for thls- coming
week seems to have aroused great
deal of enthusiasm among the friends
of the ladies and there are certainly
soma workers In this contest and we
are glad TO see them keep ahead. a
person who will get out and work
for his or her friend is deserving OF n
great deal of praise.
1t means so little to get q few sub
scriberB and put yourself far ahead
time and don't wait until Il IL too
late then say, oh, IL had only work
ed like some Of the ladies would
have won, but just didn't care. You
do care and everybody knows that
you care and if yon do not do all yon
can you are going to care whole
lot more
Eowis the time to put In your best
efforts. Who was It said Don't give
up the ship" and those very words
won the battle. Don't give up your
fight. Put in every moment of your
time that you can spare IL only means
few days and just now this Is the
most important thing on the -calen-
daF. What IS that use of sitting
down end bemoaning the feet that
yon are. at the bottom OF the. list or
at best have only a few votes.
Haven't you O friend at all that you
can go 20 + I'd ask for one subscripr,
tion to The Anderson Daily Intelli-
gencef2 How many OF these viii Il
take TO put, you IN the lead and per-
haps win you, the first hnnors end
the Automobile? ItMlll do you more
good to get out among your friefids
and work little. It's q good thing
for you, because 1t will show god
just who your friends are. You
know q friend in need is a friend i'm
deedand will there ever be q time
when yon Will want friendly aid more
than y6I do right nnwP And than. is
You ge; tine subscriDers IL viii be
good thing + r. you. We wnndara ~
yon realize wiiIat{it means to be at
the top of the list when the closing
night comes. ssaa' asy7sdat
III we had friend or relative in
the contest, we would ask everyone
we ever knew and we. really believe
we would be tempted to ask some,
inst We did nos know, 10 help us, and
IL we did not win we would aS least
make 1t so warm for the rest of the
contestants that they would know
that we were In the race. II ,et us tell
ySu right now that tllis Is no time
for day dreaming or sleeping; ii
s Is time to be ct work every moment.
Just Try rstsI hard and soc h0w It viii,
Seem 20 be real hiisy for d few days.
To our friends living outside or the
city OF Anderson we want to say that
there is some easy money for yoil If
You hagetl't got q u shat you want.
Why not ges busy and get SONS s0f
this Wo large prizes 60 to- each
district besides the speciaI' nrizes.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11
! .-N.I.QTIcE

a call meeting lo9 Security Lodge,
No. "a EEtiternaI Union of America,
wtli take place ~ ednesday. F'ebraasY
11ths 81 p, IN. Ia President Sherafds
once 9yar the People 3 Bank for tile
purpose Of eiectins OIL NcSs-
4 IAN Laser, SllpfeEne bfeWaFGs VIII De
Y end the merits q the
promntlF nir. Laser 's time hi limited
and st i6 Hoped That the members
Will pres hnt s5nae apnlieati6ns Tor
fn6rlheSaiIlp IN tIie Order ab very low
rates viii be given. Bianks can ~
secnre15 from 1lIs ffsses41fcsaISy - s. j. T.
King
il hersrt; President.
2-I1-a King Secretary.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11
DISTRICT NO. 2.

All Rural Ronies and Towns Outside
the Corporate Limits Of Ander.
son In Western South
Carolina.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11
8 HoNKa pArIE.

MIS-. W. @. Black 7e Gi0i
Miss Emma Leach X. .B7s
Ms Jerry Aielsenzie b.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-11

A full as to qlias and of
design, could hardly Be Given in asssa Silited
space. GO.aee IL for yours ak ygilIis Spear.
mans louise. liss ysil .lse siad so
dennOEstT this bea,ti tp yosl.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-20
THAW REnEWS
FIGHT FOR
LIBERTY

Ce~sosas y ". p's@s ssa=ltssrf
Il rAs~1s tIxss ssF iss-ssy wss svI
ss~sa brsus~ S1sssssI jsses taas.s
AlAssss today rh~so ~ssu svo
p@ia.s 81 ts~ue=sse atssaafe. 1t
tho Ptsas-s 90 . vtss c4 ssbsSs
s@ss-.s sses ps~ssss,ss Ass sssssssS
,s.A 10 Ns~ Sess state ss = issIsssrs
s.a ~. ,ssks ~ TAs~ ,s Ssii srvs..s.
lag th-a t.pe~ssi.s as hi. .s~e 81 s.s
federal eusssSss
IT, eeestss ssss.4.ss o. the y~-
.istaa sas ~sae by f-sMns ssaresrns
asasse es peassrIsssIs che sssa IN.
s-s5ess@est ats eas sesss. ~ stess
sgs Of rrtses bat ske .usft -oiases
ca, stst st.,.tss~ ssuyss's sxpsi.i.
s,ce rhssx~a rAsv ~ish he sss~ss al
sc-spisss1s
rhss appeared ss the hearing
With sss assker. his .,ss.-. Mres
wsisser. the tasIes's husband. sss
sse sws etfis-ts wse ass tespeasieie
fas bic sAf~ tsertass
NJ. ssese sasasc.~a ,As pfs9esa.
sicss Ia wki,s tsafa AlstbA agreed
;hss The srsessl ehafss Msst ~ -.
rger.-a,ea sr s@fsktens decisive de-.
tails lie sa,d that "eesaps~ carried
'h~ rsesniss cf setstse svAr fscu
es.scsr assiHss tse siIi ~ the cue.
-wt5Asa fsa~ merely -slseJ OCT
an cp.a aoes IN sspas daylight snd
role away In sa automobile vi,hes,
sssrai',ins aay overt act ~ having
ssy overt sv committed for hina.
Ns Stone .Icses br gussss"eins 6
ske good f.i,h of he representatives,
~ the state Of S.~ York. ''t is aes. =
NJ said. ~the in,sssien u ,crr Thaw
scs eeeseifssv in New ScsS. That
y. = pr~.1s.s .. js the intention IA
e~rd biSs Astt 10 Nasse~ss 'Nsa. q
astIu-s IN syWn ef she tsss that ~
.r.inen. commission has iv.s low re.
ror'ed tha. Thaw is not insane
Mr.. Jerome insisted that the stsN
Of New York aske,i for Thaw. not a.
i,s ward. but ss = person vhc mad
committed a crime in csean'ne fsr ~
Na,t.van The question ~ hsa In
sanity. Re s,ii. ras absolutely r.
relevant
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-20
POLISH N0blEMAN
ON TRIAL FOR
DOUBLE MURDER

MrseritI. Oermany. Feb. go
Count Matthias Brudsswo-d dieisyn-
Hki. = Polish aobieman and = mem.
ber NJ the Oesmsa imperial pariia-
mrnl. ws. placed on trial hers today
for kiiiius hi. ~ife and her nephew.
Count Alfred Niseaiaski. The 'wa
were found dead o. Dee~mber 20 ~
tho coanisy s~st of tho counties In
Dskowy Mahss. s-aP 0ssesz.
The count Is charged oaiy with
nisssiaushIrr. tho states attorney.
IN, hneiifahr. h.i.iinx that tho sr.
sased acted uishe.,t psra,esiitaiian
sad ainaoss ~isho,s b-iag swss. ol
what h- sas doiaE, Th~ eouai vol,
untariiy waived hi. nariismsn,ar,
Immunity 10 order sn permit tbs
trial 4" take pias@,
Tho crime attracted widespread
aiiSnuoa ouinx Tn serial psousin-nss
at the parties isseis--i. fhs eaas'
aad countess ~ks bad h-~a separated
for sams lin~. had lusi resumed
je,ni sesidsas~ st nska~y Nstsz
IN the mnrsihe .t h-s~s,L<s 20 the
s~vtSass il tho hnsss~ we're aspaAs1
By = s~siss os shots IN -sssssss
ih. s"ia'rs.' srssss-sss sh-s fnasd
Tho soant standing over tho hsAsss
~ bic wife sna h~s s-ph-s with .
sin- 10 his hsaas
Th- su,hs .aia b. hsa h-ss ss.k.
sa~d br hpss~s ukish b. siIsthus-d
In burglars IL bad snsssksa .
loaded sisis sspm shs sanssek il the
ssii and saa sssssr.s In insessissss
IT, s-~s-a ,ss ssi.~s Ss the s.assr$s'
sasssarsss .ss os arrival usss- Ne
sssssa ss sk~ electric iishs saa
suasd sss snsssss@ Asa kes Asps-s
saA<sAsF
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-20
TeIepkeae Company
Held to BE a
'Outla,p Corporation

neay.fs Colo. Fes zv@rre
Nesn'Ain states T.i.ssone q Teie-
z.sph company was held 10 be az
esssls~ ,nrppsa-son risssu. q legal
ries: to psa ~. s,rrs,s ,rs ,lIsrs o,
Beaver in tsvtstss ssnSea down
to-day by JsssN ! ~ Benuisen In
tho district suuFt- Tho decision
vas -esieset IN tho rao rs-ran-r
proceedings b-ogeht br Dis.si,. At-
sc.ney 1shs :, Bssh e. so-spel ,bs
COMPANY :" show tv What FIGHT I.
used the streets Of Deuvsr fos i,s
equipment.
IN sno,srr decision she copr. heli
ss. the sS-raIIsI Brown Telephone
csdinsurp. lowering telephone ra.ss
IN Denver. "a void on 'hp grcuni
that I: IL franchise and shouIi
have been submitted 20 the 'asgar-
ing electors
Fiv. dsys were given ,he company
80 file a motion for reh~srine and
ten days .p appeal 70 the supreme
ro,-t
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-20
INDIAN AUTHORIZATION NIL
DEruRE SENATE BODY

ws.sisssne. u T. s'.s ss=i
fH- isassa srss-esis.ka. siti ,sssp =
leg sss<@-.ssa 10 sav sot ,he s@,4
es.s~ss. ssP~tss.sea OF the affair.
et iss lsStas ~asas tar sns act. tie.
ra1 gsss We. 40 foe fati ves~ IN
sac s"eso sa-ssy
THE hiur ~p~rs iassi.p-a a aew
Passyy By sh. snyessws~s ,essrs
i's sssss sr Pscsiaisg . ssss f-r ,se
'r-tP"s~ ~ .ns.#rssi.e i.sss'sy
.asoae 'he rnssans ssa 'rsxssas
ssrua :" he setf.saPp--.t.s
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-20

Ass"se.s tt-aisssss i.s.sp@-sa aa
ossssshss
Ass. lpasss.s alec ,ssa es an. 'sss'
a. xss sas. sSsss Sssv go ass-s ~
sAs xeiDAv .sss che sAs aware os.
i'~s.r Ss-sis.Ai. - rss.e old. ss.
rallied s~ss 4sa testified sAss seSlss1s
s~ssss~a sse heass sf hi. ss.ssArs OF
s'esessrs ~ asa ssss.r,s sac s.Assr %,
ssaeess gspss.s " I. sssaa. qss~>s
ssaa~es .Ns. Sisses. sssq sI@slFs stts
sessess Mss vsssps5s Nessia.Ai.
.as pses s~sslF srs-ltSss ss .s- saas
sssu.
sn.slrasas es sNsa Mas.s~xass arss.
ssPer sra"stess Who stsissr~s 'a Ass-
ssssrss~ss . sa.sle u. issSl.s it<
ssss kss srssios af ssr .asssas.s ssi
was 2ssIl-d Nv JRase D. 81 N.ssaa
ssssss ess saaer@a nis4 up - hss
.sest~sa Nsss.sr2@- tssaHsr.t sAsI
s- sd s@esiSssre ss.~srssp. .k- h-s
s~s p-su at ssE.s ssa ssssra ssr h.sl
sIs ssuss hsssss !. issse su~s rss
ss'ss sslssr~ ssrslssra s~e-se ss :
--tlass sas ss aisss s~s<s-sa va.
brts
Hsyss ort. I. = ss-e~ssa al
lsataw. s-sa IT az lr.ergsss@- sIss
eail5t5s-sa in ~abk uss eso.s>aes
sgasass 'se alleged ws~ ea Psosssss
ia shr pses~ser Of ~aa4se ~Ases
.sseI.rs Ia Ms ssrr.,s
ust satt bee sss ,ases k-s.s~ tsies.
sensas y n ti.ses'--ss ~Ao sss
ssseasas by assshiAe saas tn.
sct4ts-s who swnsv. h- sold sasas.t.a
ais FASH, TRr ~iseess sestas.a Lin.
arftsls said = ara 1esus s'h.Iss ard
sIt nav nsee are Jssas rssiss. yns,
P-uple ssraRd tr-r ssr 9ns-sas scn
- shes.s
orf said si& grpvd ~ soldiers,
messIs Sfesss ~ere sb~ss .b- -e-'
esseny
Representative Nus1ias wss .t-
IIea'snaa; eSssy cs ius. sIruss.'
pt ncshs I xues<
Miss HELEN Bays a svs~sv ,rafhe,
NJ IJ1sJc~s slbs-anSiaseJ ot,s srs.
;i.c.v. she testified tas, she s.a
experiences no aIniesl,p in s.s,I.s
Not rasil and ,h.s aside stew. .t- m.
ease referred 10 in orr. .ss.i~os,
all Of shc Officers w.rs AWAY. s.<t-
See, xrn,I1~-n
:. T. Wheeler. n printer tcs-stir
ie~gJovN' nv 'se vh.ensgsr-Scve,
testified To s~eire tr~s in tive
Cbrceitie-Nevs suiIiins ca-Iv IN ~.
sss~r
The wi.ness seugh, -s sesvc .N.
impression vtth sbe ynmnissec 'ha,
iudse NcUenirie ned an office II
the building I'ut t,id I, was = "sen.
ntaI tm>ression The witness wa:
unable 10 name single individual
who ever So stated The resernce =,
Judge NcH-ndrie was ordered s'rucN
from 'he record.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-20

The ssi.ilsfs .esssi.a sA- s-ss-f
81 The stage ~ sks aesssss NJ shs
session of ~. congressional isa-tss
tits ssassisss To establish th~
Ssuth os fAtsi,f at sasiass essss.s
1aar sS~sasa :Ae siliiss bf sisssssa
- ~kp have testified TO. N. tsIssS
Nis. wasksss. ssPssls ~ \ saith
&a> r-ss shs-,ss isn .Aiss s.ss.s Ss
1pssttastss 81 NuesA-t jsS-s
hs~Wssss sfu-s he asa s-es sxsaiass
- 'nossis " e. ussss. sers~sesi,
tas tho aiiiIas, AssAasist~ss tt-a
~ ssssiUosY IL sss-ses--s sAss ssass
~ sAs thssnsp ssAAs ss~isss sNs
0tfNss-4nanA~ass 0os vsse 80
kssrA - srush sa1 sAas as . ssvssts
NJ ihe oiiissss isssssisasSnss sesAs.
sAs ALLEGED etsseAsss saA s~~s sxr
sa~salsd
rks sssassssAsssE sAssies u. sss
lsss.f itsr~ss.. ~ss~ ss-ss - es5s
-ssser ssa aee ",sasiaa se ess So
s-sA-a b, A.sasssf ssee ssrsssss,e*
wsn declared ssss ~. -sIssss' asses
s~sa.sl ~.. 'ssssisx se sae sa1tess
les That ~as whss ts~sssss Ia
sssssssnaiss Cspssss ssasss sssi ~
.sis shss nIissis Aes s.-ss-s< !
have ssfSiseS fpss gs,ii~s ssr-r
sssssss. sli sInss~
ns~~ssss rsesssoa-a rsass5s
se.ssk s~'ssiss so sss cases ta ~ssss
sse militia tsi b-~a eksssrs With
issr sutsfi.isso rns case Of Nabse
Ta~ssesa sAs tsisus<sss' " "
iSna.s-u sssssa ssSa ssss be kaa
as persona: snnvisssn at these
eases nfessses .naEss 10 ftes oct
skss The srss-. ~ ssn rssttssr "a
v~sssaxssoss hsa k~~ss ses sAsshes
~ ses eli ss.ss s~easses tss s~s~
5~sssstsss.as sNsse s-sss d.
slas-a that ssc~- Of ~ssas BIC bad
sAosIesssr bss h~er ss~ seessFes
shs, . ps,.ase ~se sss s~ee gpuess'
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-20
10 Omit "Wey"
From on Easlisk
We11ias Ceremoay

I,oet"es rss s~=Ts- c-sssslos
.s IN. s.td csvs ssep, sss nss4
.sasc service ~ ske Chstea ~ tln-
s,asa spgess.s to sIAs considerable
>sprers ,cssr smese the ssshc7. s;-
seadisG the Horse ~ Ccns~, a'i"s "'
-. rtwsiac~ ~ vss'erhwty. aew i~
session in tsonSes.
\ formal MesIes 10 e-s's 'k. void.
Of which n. Nisser es IlptsIn had
given notice. was sitsass~s. how
.v.. The bIshop gave as ~ ssNsen
that he tkusAs !, ~s. un,ise'y 10
carry = large majority cs -hr hcss~
il favor cf ,he s-er-.&gs sl,e-Sssin--
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-20
SENATE REJECTS
PANAMA TOLL
AMENDMENT

NashihGton. ~. T. frb. ~
iiy voi. of ~ To ij III. senate in
executive session today rejected tho
Chamberlain amendment To the
spanish s.nrrAi arbitration treaty io
exempt from arbitration question.
relating so Panama tolls. tmsnisrs-
lion. admission Of ehiidr-h ,o STAT.
ss-h"'i. and all questions involving
the Monro- dortfin-. I'm ohs ob!-.-
lion the final vote on ratification OF
the Spanish treaty vent os-r until
tomorrow. s@nsior shi-r.ly. .hans-
ins 'h. pisA Of tho committee. thea
call ar 'Ls british treaty ssd offer
-'i . sr-siasion for H.. ratification.
Ess-a.i@si debate followed
Work of framineih. ain,ini.I.,-
ainh's anti trust AMI .oinm~s~r s.su-
iAsbnn hill. ~.as forward oh the
hosss~ si.iS of tho capitol ,a-isY,
\ sunf-s-h.- of lawyers ss the
hos'.-, iaai.issf s.mmisl-. sA trusts.
sosnsstsine Representatives rtaytsn.
rssssn aha brasa. uas srranssa 10
s-as tbs sinishihs sssssh-S No Tho biii
esot~~iAs 10 psohibis haiains ..sA-
ssAirs s'.~ .~siAs .nmp-ssns zoo.
s.fss
tsss.ssina .s sss-sai asbisra,i,a
n.ssi-s sish eight s.s~isn naIi1s.
ssiii sss s.af-ss~ tho s~ssiS today.
tHs~sss,oa srssrs~d na en- ssss~si.
sect By arasioe rhsss-stsia 9. ~.
essts fsesa sssiusas.s sss par.
aosss ssssss isssss.a is fss~isa fer
iAssnAs ns '.s snssseAa~ss 81 tai.
siAa-
bissesstos areii-sa sis-~tly 10 tie
treaty ssss spAis. ~kssk expired la.
ses'. sAss hAsiss b--s sss-st.a b,
II. tss.iss sslsshasa enaanssA -
'h~ sssss ~ 'se s-ss~s Tn - issss .e
ess sssttsssslpA.
sse~sss ss-sss-sss ss ss~ Ais.As
fs,fs~.s ss,l ~sr~ disagreed 10 ia
sA- s@sssr to-day .ae ,.sr. us ia
s"ss.s-@o~ rs- ~ra.s~ sassaxsss
s"~s~sers s~s s~ias~sssAs sh. Bs@.
~~s See s@ss sssas ssasssis. sss
sssi~ss sac sSs.~ sssr.ssss-ss .s.s
eli sssf ljsHs sS-sss be- ps ..ss44ss
es@s1
rA- gspssrs.n sss tstssa.A treaties
~5Er s~ sssr. sr is.ss rsa sase. sol
q" a. ~.s ssSrN By Aa~.u.s&sassa.
.sPp@strss 's sssassse ssss ali sse
s~sssrs sirl h.e ratified II .hevsvi
$40 s--sssifas sassesisf Repaired
hssy .~ss'n-. rsssrssS 'A- ,s-s ss
is~iesssse . inyss.sss sssss.s. ps
shn r.sss nj The .~sssr snwAss srp.saI
p<sho .ashs ss.~sshn.s
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-20
Cs,seia Smith T., I'D Refate. Many Stories
Of Miners ). ~ ..es. Is Cnilled
BY b. ~"
WlERD TALES OF MLSCO COhJUCTEALL FLAT

Tn the the ""f@''s :"
America have s"h''- In 81
a'f"'i-s
the stories haT *' "'
fallen
II
testified ii,ars .ihs" 'hs 'haahs ~aa
es saha
asrsiss ssiIsss se-e taken a" actual sssh IN
.
ssia siss-.'ax Ahi a.r'ns sH'
n. A, ,s.orro~ I. h.., sna 'hr
o,.,.,oe. Z .fs Moaasf
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-20
ALLEGED 0UTRAGES Of militia
THE STRIKE ZONE NOT
SUSTAINED BY INVESTIGATION
COMMITTEE RULES OUT
REFERENCE 10 JUDGE
N'HEND1IE

A. L. Wheeler. former En-.
Noyee u the ch, ,,uiele-Newa
and aow in the employ Of the
Fses Press. ATTEMPTED 10
coaaeet District Jsdge A. ".
AeHesas,e. former lar payt.
aer q Judge J. o. Nsrshsu uss.
With IN alleged shspaeai Of
firearms which he claims he
saw ., the Aewsvapes oftser
early il The strike. Wheeler
manifested his prpeaal ami.
mssisy toward HE sesass
sas,syes By stating that
jsAss AsHraaS,s hsA esfseeS
u ihs c.N bsiiaisx si The
stna. which sssssaeas ~
essA sss sssliiy sAa apes
nesioa et JsAge Nssskests
chaiTaaa fss,ss fslea thai
The yslesesosS to Ja6xe Nc
HsaAsSs te sassessa fsess the
reesA.
nsesss eesA s,s a~rs
hat ~ hsA hees sss.vs II
sveunaesAiss . hs~eass II
The s~wyssr,t Ne ~ss ~oss.
ise fss ss sks tire.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-20
FORMER P0GlCE CHEF
RNTEBCED D0A 11IDEHY

II. Paul. rcb. ga Martin ]. Fisa-
isan. HI raul's former chief of po-
iis-. sna preA Turner. former city
detective. sdjsaxsi sa'iv Of ssib.
-sy In ih- Third s-sr.- by = iur, IN
tn" district eosss las, aish,. ~ev- ia
b- ~-nlos~~s3 snaiay By Iuirs Mossi-
soI. The former .ols.- officials wes-
.oh,irs-si o. sa indi.shsras tas-
charging sse0 With acceptance oi
fs'""" iron a. aas-r.osid sashsn.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-20
VANDERBILT CUP RACES
POSTPONED ONE WEEK

Los Angeles. Cal. rsb. Petite
Vanderbilt cup rare over the santa
Mca,ca cputse sransrd for tomorrow
va. p~sronevi ,c.'sy until February
&c ON sccoun, u rain. The grand
prize race was postponed until the
SATURDAY. following. acccsy.ine 10 an
official announcement Of the race
COMMITTEES.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-20

I'd ~ Or 0~sss rosf ssarsist ZOE ss@al'
Sas a bt.nk-s he'd bs~s sssua mrr
tesrs
Assasa.y in.sass ssumssss-d .
sease af nsssr ~ aii~fses nssssaf~s
Asa seemed amss~a shsn ss- ss1'
saia ps.sa.sea sfsssssss as .h@ rAa-
,isa-.. seessss-ssrss isssfSassaa ssH
sessSsss Ia Bsesesrs. All sos ssss
ss.ssss sh-ss ss shat f@a ssas ss .s-
s~~sesp-rs
tlpsslsdisf ais l.ssse~ss sspsssa
Sssssk setssf.a Z. %. Mr. rk"sss'-
. ~;ss..a sAs AAA ssesstsss ~ h~tsx
sssers~A ua ~ .ssSss ~ a~ssas~s"
Ansee1 ~ ss,,ss ssss - Ssssssr ~
smith .~sa sks. ks ksa e-ssfs ss~
~eesn sAsssse 10 rsosssr as-sss NJ
uAr a.Srsssss
Masos T. " kssassss sost@es's Ia
eps eAsa ss shr .s,as~ss .. lJs@sssw
asa = M - ses 10 s-@easss "s ssr
ssSrissss spsvu i- rsrA@ss S"ss'es
was called .ssss ssPsais sses5ss s@A
s@~5rs aa ssssss.s ~ sttrsfd ssssss
.sss srssesaspst hs'ps fss So BE s-a
ssassoa llr said 30 srp'ss5 ~s ssr
saesaras A.s b~~e .ssse 60 hssss
4 bi. ~ hssuas issesrss sss saa
s~ss-.s ias. ftse i.essss sr>arsass as-
s~ssnna sk.a wus-sss- ssswss-fei
ss~ hassir es p..sas ss4s sa@s place
90 n,sss~s s5s ~ vsseA 'sss- '.sse
sah~ssssss a sssiasss ~s. sstrr1s a-''
Nsss@ xansbaeis . h@7s was s"ansres
Asnr sseses IN ssr lee nv y SoiIrs
sse. psassss- sass IsassS I"se'
.ce. 30 YEATS old . pieares restfsa'
at .sr scs,ass. ~as = eiss~sss
tass.sn wssaass.s she sasst~ b~''
,s~~a sssskst> ssa ssssss asa lola .
essseasssr ssers J~sn.pe ts = vesrss
VI. -sf ssssss.swss rsa -esssrrsse'
al ra-b-.s r~sssIrt .e sEas .sr rveWs,
Of shss ss.sessr wse usa sas II
rsas@ TOO thiss ~ old tirssss~ b. sasss
opr.sscess BY cssisrasn Poster 'ss
aged wIta-s. said. y wts s-l-essp
os. ~ IN. eAss wiasaaw af rsv hnrss
at she tire rhe.v kat ba~n > lot ai
sseosie grin en fes 80 hear ~ F-so..
sst vas vr.a.sia- u nc ard s,r
family vss s-Epin' se ass e-p- AZ
-isass All 1T a sassre saw .kst
bar.' us-.,nias Ms,ye yansh~-i vt.
vs. isyts- =. she .iar es sh~ -esas s-.
sas ssuu- mr hosses epsla s~ss he
was vuaaaea. WAITED TO go eir
ard got hiss. but I'm an did rass y
srserssAnss. ast I car. ~-te - spry
=. did in wears sere by
The Witness ga. ass.a " she .hets
hH ,Ae hoy. He ,sps'es The hul.
lets .rrs hi,sin all stcss-h bin
rsssin- ur the dss. u se.rnra Iisr
,hev vesr sin,is .. hirs. - .Aeusn
.rzses-cev ~ss pyin' to see how fai
ct holes they ,s-s fir AsuH
i The witness told Row when Ssss
ing sr-rc earlier .Ae-s taf rs.ssss
s.cv Mir and that. restsrg home
se was approached nv ess-yiS The,
scss nc w. hsl'. su, = told sNonl Il
sc to thunder. as vss eoine ho.r.
80 nsv wise and tsmiIv.~ ,Ee veteran
said
"A nan who has been through .h.
reseIiicp wssn', afraid os a ssirmis'
Ise'hst. said Representative Ans
tin
When N,sornev Ccs.saan sought \.
draw cpt the record Of shr vi'nes>
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-20

F0IECAS1 BY THE
o. 3. WEATHER BUREAU.

Tonight ana Saturday fair
east pogtioh. Colder north
csntral portion Cloudy wes,
Prooa bly, rain or snow.
Warmer aus'ih portion.
New AAgi.o; Tonight and
Saturday fneEally fair. sI-
esps probably rain or snow
In aorthwSs' portion; cooler
in snutheasa portion tonight.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-20
00EYHAiS. PANAMA.
o0vE1uoa. y Rack

>-. fses. Sch :s.-<,sacss, w.
stu~ssAls. ssip.s-S ~ the t,sasaA -.
ssi. arrived fsus trasna asi- ssp.
ssssss 49, Aflss . NJ ASsss h .sssa
sssA . isss sAss, ssasa fss NssAsss.
sss.