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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-05-21
PURE FOOD LEGEND
TO BE ABOLISHED

The legend Guaranteed Under
the Food and Drugs Act' is held to
be misleading and deceptive, and the
use of a serial number on food and
drugs is prohibited after May ], 1918,
by a food inspection decision signed
May 5 by the secretaries of the teras-
ury, agriculture and commerce. The
taking effect of the new regulation is
postponed until May |, 1915, in order
to give manufacturers an opportunity
to use up their present stocks of
labels.
After May l, 1915, guarantees of
compliance with the law should be
given by manufacturers directly to
dealers and should be incorporated in
the invoice or bill of sale specifying
the goods covered. This guaranty
should not appear on the label or
package of the product.
Many reputable manufacturers have
used the legend and serial number in
good faith solely as a convenient way
.oe notifying a dealer that they as
sumo full legal responsibility for
their goods. Other manufacturers
have employed this legend in such a
way as to lead the public to believe
that their product had been passed
upon and certified by the department
OF agriculture. The widespread de
ception of the public resulting neees-
STATED abolishing the department s
practice of accepting guarantees for
filing and issuing serial numbers.
The only guaranty approved by the
new regulation for use after May /,
1915, is the individual guaranty iden-
Itifying the goods sold by the manu-
facturer to the dealer. This guaranty
can be incorporated in the invoice or
bill of sale specifying the goods COW
cred by use of a form, stamped, or
printed in the document, and signed
by the manufacturer. When the goods
are properly described in the doeu-
ment, they can be referred to in the
guaranty, without repetition of the
detailed description contained in the
invoice or bill of sale. This guaranty
should not appear on the label or
package of the product. In the mean
while the public is notified that the
presence of a serial number and the
words Guaranteed Under the Food
and Drugs Act'' on packages merely
means a guaranty to the dealer that
the manufactures is legally response
bile for his goods, and in no sense i'm
plies that the Federal authority has
investigated or approved the quality
of the goods SO labeled.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-05-21
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for in the Win
nemucca ~postofice for the week end.
ing May II, 1914.
Gentlemen.
G.. II. Kinkal.
Arthur Bond.
Ed Brush.
Thomas Bonython.
Johnny Cheree.
Andres Noriega.
r. Ruiz.
Frank Ramirs.
Raymond Real.
Bliss Reeves.
ThOs. Kerrens.
FIlipe Ribal.
Geo. Rhodes.
Henry Westlake.
G. II. McDoll.
John Mccarthy.
C. d. Terwilliger.
R. f. Boland.
A. Stet.
Joe Gordan.
j. CARMEL.
James r. Dunn.
II. f. Doughtery.
Mike Mullen.
Mills Adamson.
Don A. Rhodes.
Lawrence V. Rehman.
Mr.. Anderson.
Frank Berry ~.
George M%artinson.
John Eagle.
W. +. Erisman.
Sam Adams.
ole T. Knighten (2).
Roy 0. Johnson.
Mr.. A. w. Garveriek.
Jack Gilmore.
Antonio Oliveto.
T.. A. Lamar.
Ladies.
Miss Grace Eldridge.
Mrs. Geo. Jones.
These letters will be sent to the
dead letter Office June l, 1914, if moi
delivered before. In calling for the
above, please say advertised" Civ
ing date of list.
J.. A. ROGERS, p. M.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-05-21
LOCAL BRIEFS

J.. R. Stewart, of Midas, is register
ed at the Eldorado.
c. f. Roberts, of Gerlaeh, is an FL
dorado guest today.
T. A. Blanchard, of Reno, is at the
Lafayette today.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-05-21
Ladies.
Time 70 Call a Halt.

When the busy man gets to the
point where he can't sit down for an
hour and do nothing, it's time for
Picayune. g
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-05-21

WANTED-To buy two or three doz-
en- laying hens. The price must be
reasonable. Address this office or
p. o. box 335.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-05-21
STATIONERY STORE FOR SALE

Wishing to retire from active bust
ness life, I will sell my stock of books
and stationery and lease my store.
CHRIS DTEHL!s
Advertisement, If.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

SUPREME COURT. STATE OR NEW
? , 1ofK. COUNTY. or QUEENs-Th. Tax
a ,,.,i .Oo' Is. Of New York, Plaintiff.
'Tsocf rs We. i''t crsrias 4nnif n,I Hop
sack Mary" Hopfenssck. his wiz. {, ory
5t;,.'ancr Northridge. Gustav Kalwclt. MARY.
;;l>"iweiS ~ ~ wife. II any Henry" Attag
Mary Mittag his wife. n any. also All
persons unknown TO the plaintin claIrnire
or Who may claim 20 have an interest a. or
s s...' or specific lien upon the real prop
fbiorrL -oeu IN me complaint in this action
.r"-bH or lnqor the above named aeicru-
aHtS. suc1 unknoRn persons hciuR reroln
seneTeHy defcribed and being Intended IA bo
,,t,.'u,a IN t,e Following designations viz:
W "IIer, Wldo"s. husbands, descCndants
"Nfs-at LAW. executors, administrators "a.
NlSees, Iegatees. trustees. committees UenOrq
e."HtetS' bsslgnec5 OF neat u hn Of thu
ABOVE named defendants or anv o. e.ft.r ~
Iieih or Of any person or persons deriving
any interest IN or Neu upon or title 20 me
bod real property. through or from them ~
any Of them ana their respective husbands.
wives, WIDOWS and Widowers Il any. thu
names Mar wherever thew anpesr IN cf,o-
tation marks fictitious real frft names nm.
known TO plaintin. city CT New York. De-
To the above named Defendants and each
CT them: YoI are hereby summoned 10 an
sNer the amended complaint IN this action
and to serve copy % your answer on tho
piaintin's attorney within twenty DAYS after
The service Of TINS summons exclusive OF ID.
day o. service, and in case OF YOUR failure
20 appear or answer Judgment Will be taken
against you by default for the relief d.
msnded In the complaint
Dated. New York City, May 6th 1914
AUGUST WEYMANN. PLAINTIFF Attorney
once and p. o. Address. 6s William street,
New York, y. \.
To the Defendants: Ernest Hopfensack.
and n he be deceased then all persons un-
known 10 the plaintiff claiming or who may
claim 10 have an interest IN or general or
specific lien upon the real property described
Ia - n N
under the said named defendants such IN
known persons being herein generally de-
scribed and being intended 70 be included In
the following designations. viz: the widow,
Ceerenaauts, he!rs-at-law, executOrs adj
ninistrators, devisees. leGatses, trustees.
committees Henors. grantees. essignees or
next OF kin Of Ernest Hopfensack or any
or either az them OF OF any person or persons
deriving any Interest IN or lien upon or title
70 tho said real property through. or from
them or any Of them and their respective
husbands, wives. widows and wicowers. II
any;
TIE foregoing amended summons Is rervc8
upon YOU by publication. pursuant 70 an
order Of the Hon. Russell Benedict. a Justice
% the Supreme Court OF the State OF New
YorR dated tho 2sth day Of September. 1914
and fled with . COPY OF the complaint IN The
C.f~a Of he clerk Of me County u Queens
on the Uth DAY Of October. 1914. fhe original
surrnons and complaint wing been filed IN
ssid Clerks once on II. l+th day Of October,
1913
Dated New York. October LIST 1914
AUGUST WEYMANN. Plaintiff Attorney.
Once and p. O. Address. ts William Street.
New York, Y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
BUSINESS PARCEL
ON S4TH ST. SOLD
aiding Is Near I'd Av.-
'' Buyer of Greyton
Court.

- worrenthsu. Jr, Company
he cor William l.. Calm SD
m 'S S,,A 81 81. a six story business
g,d S4'' an plot 2i.SX9S.s. on the
Miltirs, 20 of East saith ST.. about
ss'sss,," .sst Of Second nv -.
80 itsi Sbenk Is the purchaser OF
JssePn. ~, Court apartment house,
De GFe!'ySS corner Of Riverside Drive
81 re sou, the sale o. which by
r5 rs - uas reported in yester-
j,eoe ANs..C 49, N. Cohn & Co. and
aYs Coorer we're the brokers in
b, Esl So, ~, Company has bought
ns - bertha SNberstein 26S and
NJ N,s' ,Sist 81. two FIVE story dou-
& 4. .st house, 9. On i. plot '0H'''ll' W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
To the Stockholders ana Debenturo Mort
gage Bondholdcrs OF
THE WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY

Notice Is hereby 81 "a That The regular
annual meeting Of the Stockholders and De-
berture Mcrtssge Bonihoeers Of THE Wa
Nash RAILROAD COMPANY VII o. he.:
AZ me Office OF Smith s. Beckwita Ohs Cen
eral Attorneys Of the Company Tor ne state
OF ohio. on the a;th floor Of tho Produce
Exchanze Building. In the city Of Toledo.
STATE OF Ohio on Tuesday the thirteenth
day ot October. 1914. a. nine O'Clock A. NJ.
tor tn purpose OF s.ect.ng Directors and for
the transaction OF such other business as
ma, be legally brought before ths same.
Tn transfer books OF the Company will
~ closed on Saturday. september Il, Ola at
twelve clock noon. and same Will be re-
opened on Wednesday. october 70, 1914, az ten
u clock \. NJ.
New York September /. 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
sURROGATE's NOTICES.

IORsCH JENNY IN PURSUANCE OF
an order Of the Hon. John p. Cohslan.
Surrogate OF the County OF New York. notice
is hereby given 70 all persons having claims
against Jenny Botscr late OF the County o.
New YORK. deceased, 10 present the same
wi.l vouchers thereof % the subscribers al
their place OF uansacting business at ne
oficc OF IIeventr!tt, Cook & Nathan, No. III
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan city OF
New York. On Of before the 18th day Of April
Dated New York, this 9th DAY OF October,
1914 .. .
HENRY LORSCH.
HARRY SACHS.
Executors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
NEW HOUSES FOR BRONX
Structures Planned Estimated
to COST $4,000.

Two building operations TO involve q total
outlay OF about s240. 600 are TO be started
shortly In the West Bronx BY the Costing
Building Company William Z. Oes,ing
president
They Involve the plot. 77oris7 feet. en- the
west site Of Andrewe Av.. 22S feet south Of
i1Ph st. and also the site on the east side
aV.. 20,Ni'o feet on tbs former thorough
fare The row OF Eve story houses nlanned for
the site Ia estimated 20 coyt $40 900 on
the lorirg Place frontage. Eve I'VE story
houses. each 50 feet front, will os erected
That operation will involve 500. 900 Neville
& Nsrge have prepared tho plans for both
pro1ccts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

New York. Y. September 18th. 1914.
Ths Annual Meeting OF the stockholders
Of American Spirits Manufacturing Com
pany VIII be held at O'Clock P NJ. on
THURSDAY. october 18th, 1914. at the once
New York city. for the election OF Direc-
tors and for the transs ction OF such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting
Preferred Stock OF this Company will be
closed at y o'clock noon. october sra
1915 and will remain closed until 10
. clock A NJ October 18th, 1914.
EDWARD c. CARD. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13


~ ~ 900 steady: be.vos So 50QSl0 90. steers.
T. dSpSs 10. -ockers ana feeders. s. eo9
e ~: cows and heifers SO sOato 10: calves.
.isAt sSass 40 mixed. 81 8odss IS. heavy,
s. plss, A7S6sS. sHEEP~ receipts. %,
s6 20 .SosG sIos, sh Sc sS'c y'arIns' So 80
Kansas Sity. Mo, Oct 10 HoGs-Re-
eeipts, 2 700, lower; bulk, 81 loas5 %. heavy.
& gas 20: PACKER and huteh..rs. $! '.p
CATTLE Receipts "a. 900. weak, prim. Ted
Steers, SlOqsl0 81: dressed beef 81 1880 70;
ssSuthern. sSdS7 70 cow, 81 5Ods7 helfers,
bulls Sa0SG so. calves. SO S0QSt0 80. SHEEP
he9elpts' 1000: higher; lambs, sIGSi -;
yeArlinss; s. 25ase wcthors. s. 25gs5 70,
St Louis, oct 1e-HoGs- Receipts. IA
SH, lower; pigs and lights. 81 sass 30;
heevy, s. ao0ss 30. CATTLE-Receipts. D
800; steady; native beef steers 81 SOd$l0 So:
COWS and hclfcrs. se6s9 ca; stockers and
icedets. S5qS7 90; Texas and Indian steers.
S6q$S: cows and hcifers, $iG$6 90; native
calves. s6dSiO so. SHEEP Receipts 1900;
steady: native nuttons S+QS5. lambs. sTp
Cincinnati oct. 1a-HoGs-Recelpts $500.
steady; packers and butchers. s. S6dSS 80;
common TO choice s. 5cQ{1: nlEs and iights,
S1s. stays. s. 5oGS7 CATTLE Recslpta,
500; slow; steers, NatS :5; heifers 81 800
= 30; cows. N4s6 IS: calves slow s. 60USli.
S .ll. - SEQ; slow. 81 tc0H 30;
pittsburgh. oct 2-CATTLE-R Receipts.
800. slow; prime heavy steers. 81 5OaSl 10;
choice heavy ssdsa 40 fat. 81 75qSs: fair
SQtS choice heifcrs s. 7bGtS: rat cows. So 25
as; fair COWS sass 80: bulls s. 25GfS7 %:
mich cows $t0GSS5 CALVES-Receipis. GOO;
steady: top, sl2 HOGS-Receipts, $500: ac-
tive; prime heaviea. heavy mixed. medium.
and heavy workers.. IS 50dS So liTAt workers.
s. 75pSS; pigs. 81 25G57 % SHEEP and
AMBS-Reccipts $500; steady; top sheen,
Fast Buffalo. Oct. 2.-CATTTE-Receipts
$500; slow. prime steers. s. 60Gs0 shipping
50gs9 IS. butchers. sIq'Ss 10: heifers S6qSs,
cows. SASS % bulls SIs7 e5 stockers AMI
feeders. tfQS1 %; stock hefors, S5GS 20.
XEAIs-Recepts 100 active. soasl2
HoGS-Recoipts. 10 200; active; heavy and
mixed. 8 5oQ$S Sc; workers., s. sass 5O pigs
= IS, roughs, 8 25US A.: stays. SC 50Qs7 -
SHEEP and LAMBS-ReceiptS. L. 900: sheep
slow; lambs active. lambs s. 50d'5 70: YEAR
Ings. q J0GS6 30; wethers. = tqS6; ewes
81 6ogs6 80; sheep. mixed s. 5Oas5 70
lBy Telegraph 20 The Tribunel
louisville, oct. l2-SHEEP ana LANES
Receipts l78; market steady; choice lambs
!g'sc. as 70 weight and quality: seconds. CD
SIC; culls. 1850; hest Tat sheep. 4d4Igc;
medium and common sheep slow and IN
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
HELP WANTED.
Male

BOYS AND GIRLs--A handsome s.lf-hn-
ing fountain pen free for few hours
work; wanted. two children boys or girlsj
from each public or parochial school IN
greater New York for special work that
viii not interfere Win their school hours
Or studies. the only requirement that each
one needs IS a recommendation from the
achool teacher Apply to-day. Room ga
Tribune Building, Park Row.
MEN with pstentable ideas write Rsnuolph &
co Patent Solicitors Washington ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

A.,a- y MCCORMACK. Auctloneer.
: q wednesdsy 0et ~" lax '' ,e a. a'e
- Il 80 80 a. tho Exchange ssIesrooln.
~ AotS, 70 Nesev ST. New YORK
eSs o.s.. Of WHOM j. MAY CONCERN
NJ. ssh. Acme e Pacific Railway lst
!" ?. G. Bonds 1859 80
%t1e t,iihens' Union Realty Co.
% Phosphate x on Corp'n
isss i,.ih tidF Cold Bonds due July.
~ Ne,.-y ltl4 coupons attached
q, 8 Neptune Fishing CO., dated
II So paia. ~ --'0 protested marked
b. Mig & sales Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
WORK WANTED.


elias, mechanic, care
ful driver. reliable. can run any car; 7
years highest references. city. country. In
dust rial Assn. II ". aga IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
CARPET CLEANING
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Fenale.

WAITRESS or .-Nea, nice
srusararce. competent 70 nll buffers posi-
ton. excellent references Mrs ColNers
Agency Isl 4,h ay Phone 6T7e Madison
square
yvoRKING HOUsEKEEPER-Ca young
Ens.sh woman. good cook and manager.
excellent references. will take entire charge
% Apartment Miss FitzGeralds Employ
rnent Bureau SAC fifth AZ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

WALTER S. RAFT,

SECOND MAN-smart young swede. with
excellent references; $40; 60 anywhere.
Miss Shea's Agency. 80 e ga at; Murray
Hill 6714.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male
BTTLER-Csefu man. colored can cook /.
will take entire charge bachelors apart
meut. ten years reference. Miss FiJZIer-
slds Employment Bureau, 54s 9Th sv.
BUTLER-Nalet; good appeal rance; thor
ourlly understands his duties hrst class
references. Miss Margaret Smiths Agency.
% W 42d st; phone 1893 Brysnt
COLORED COUPLE Butler. useful cook.
lGurdress VIII do entire work three year.
last place. SOS Miss Sheas Agency. 80 l..
421 81.
COUPLE-Butler. valet useful: wife excel
lent cook. good manager. lust disensased.
excellent references, city. country $40 In
dus.riai Assn. II w 42d 81
COUPLE Butler, valet. useful: wife cook
ana laundress; DO entire work; thoroughly
experienced excellent references city. coun-
Try Industrial Assn, II w. +2d 81.
GENERAL HOUSEwORKER Excellent
COOK and butler. DO entire work: years
excellent personal references. city or coun-
try Industrial Assn. II " l7d ST
HOt'SEAiAN or Useful Butlsr-0uick. neat
appearance; not afraid OF hard work .25 /:
CITY country excellent references. In
dustriai Assn. u w. aga ~.
SCOTCH COUPLE-Butler. useful: cook.
laundress; do entire work OF country
house; $50 bes, references. Miss shsas
Agency, 50 l.. tZd ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
REAL ESTATE
COINTRi.

FOR HOMES In thv res, country near New
YorL consult The Couoir, Home League
90 West 800 street Phone $500 Madison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
REVERSES

y. MOSHKOw & SON. artificial flowers
aud feathers, "a Bond 81. Petition fled by
Harry b.. Rehmsn. $3.50. Joseph Schocnbaum,
$500. Hyman Moshkow. Ns2. Liabilities.
$1,000. assets. s., 0O0.
RACCU BROS CO., INC. tables. As-nT
East Sh 81. Petition Med by Isidor Berger.
SIS. Herman Rapport. $2a1. David Meyer.
IS. company made assignment Saturday.
Liabilities S, 900; assets $500
CHARLES ROSTER, architectural wood
work - West SEA o.. Judge Mayer con
rrmed composition a. 50 cents IN notes at
three ana SIX months. Liabilities <921S
hOX1CSkN BROS. clothing. Liberty. y.
y. Judge MAYER confirmed composition at
IS 10 cents payable % cents cash and bal
snce iu notes AZ eight. ten twelve and four
teen wSuthe. Liabilities s2S S5l
;. HERBERT GOLDEN 60. cotton and
Noollen goods. - East 18th 81 Judge
Mayer confirmed composition at IS Is cents.
payable Is cents cash and balance In notes
~ three and six months. Liabilities. about
$4,000
EMIL MILLER drygood. as Des; Tre-
mont sv. Judge Mayer confirmed compost
ton az e Gene cash. Liabilities N4SlL
GROSS RIOS waists and dresses. Fast
18Th ST. fled schedules. showing liabilities
81 562. GsSets 81 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
SUMMONS.

Eisin, Oct. 12-BUTTER sold here 20
cay at SOo, 10 tubs were traded in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
DISCHARGES.

Judgs Mayer has granted discharges 60
blities. $3.50. M,chael Karp CMsnhs,tan
Pickle Works.. 20 Rivington St. liabilities.
$40. 96i. Charles VI. Myers. 900 West Goth St..
formerly Of Nelson Contracting Co.. Nsbh-
iues. s. 500. sutton & Co, hosiery and
underwear. So Leonard e. liabilities. So, 1l5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

- ~. W Al EANI,
: cs1ssa ., .-, Nes York October 9. lsfl
sss a. TWO PER CENT t2gJ ba, III.
! Szlero E. he On TIE PREFERRED STOCK
: y - ~ Company. payable % stock
- iilf h, o. lLe close 81 business On Ocfo.
- !. is,," aiN1e-d c,r,inrstos maturing No
.At. a. ,t. ~ bearing Interest from November
y sssa,l, rae % 70 per aDnun. pay.bie
q ysri ] pola certificates WlI b. msiieq
's,aas, n Morgan n Co. Fiscal Agcuts.
b. &, WYNN. see1etGIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

- 80
oeorre a l. 3. Diilenbsck; III state lambs.
~ 10. 81 IS
HOGS
receipts fcr two days ssrS hesdi carr
on sale. Market steady 20 sc lowsr. Heavy
20 lsht hogs sold 81 ~ b0uxs rs; roufhs.
" so0ST IS
Sales. esnders: 81 state hosa ioa ID
average. - 90 per 100 10, o, 200 10. So a.. q.
80 H. 81 so, o. S22 ID IS 90. Q Penn. 2ib N.
- %; roushs. goa 10. g. Is, 2 $50 N. s. 90.
! ,tar. $50 H. 81
+. judd & Co 20 state hog, las ID. - q;
l rough. $50 n. sIsS
Ntwton \ Co ~ Penn hogs. lss N. IS IS.
J. lzU ~ 81 %: o state. 100 III. IS 40. a 26I
~ - 90 roughs. So5 N. 81 90 l. 40 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

Louisville. oct l2-SHEEP ana LANES
Receipts, Ia; market steady: choice lambs
Ig;A4c, az 20 weight and quality: seconds. CD
SIC; culls. 1850; hest Tat sheep. 4dIIgc;
medium and common sheep slow and IN
changed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. October Il. 1914.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
Totals ..... lo.sS3 6sss H.ssS S5.3ol
TVS lasf VIZ Ell Goo A0.3ll tl.S43

QUOTATIONS. FOR BEEVES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13
American Spirit. Manufacturing Co.

New York. september l. 1911,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

A-COOK Young Irish Protestant; SO
r. Miss HofIneyer's Agency. 800 Fifth Gy..
Or toor. Telephone. 452I Madison Square.
a GOVERNESS fvisittngJ. very successful
with backward children. references Ad-
dr. Mia. l. Elch mond. - irving Ilace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

j itE>- -- irst class. test r..ci enc cle
country Jussla Agency. GO Lexington
Tel. 4i53 Plaza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-13

caterer and manager: excellent references.
Miss Margaret smith Agency, % West 42d
N HInLe- nn2h ErNnnt-
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
TRINIDAD AND MONTE
VISTA eolS TO
CLASH FOO Wonols

The esd oa the Lsskssi,sii s~ssna y
sow herr sad uiih II .om-~ the
championship ssaes h~i~e-n the
Moas- Vista sisSs ssd the Tsiaidsd
sisis Mos,~ Visa ha. ~oa from
issush. tho claimants of the title. sad
has ais" hcsi-s Trisidsd al Moa'-
visls. they ~ianias i~o sam~- out
al shse~ by eic>~ sror~s frnm tho ~.
Gals. :.
The hoys' team PLAYED Colorado
apssaks tos tho high school cham.
piosship sad we're vaaau.shed by the
ut.stsiess. THIS u the hSt s,m~ in
tho history of Colorado h'sh srho"is
that swo teans fsom one school hss~
hsd chsseea to wtn tho state tisls.
The siris. by Winning the cham.
plonahip Of nc Southern Colorado
and Northcra New Mexico league for
the pas, three year has = cisia, 10
play for the championship. aad In
all probability The girls haskriisail
championship Of Colorado will lsc
held by the Trinidad siris' team.
Trinidad has won one ksmc ont Of
three and II they win both RAmcs
here next week they will have III"
majority Of Essnes to their credit.
thus winning the state championship.
Professor j. =. Sinclair deserves .
great deal Of credit for tho way he
has handled tho basketball teams of
tho high school since he took charge
two yeara ago. While he has had
charge. Trinidad has played Central
high school Of Pueblo for the cham
pionship Of the league and played
Colorado Spring. for the champion
ship of the state. Tho girls won the
championship Of the league last year
and tho year year before. and this
year played for the state title.
The Monte Vista championship
games will be staged at Central park
Friday and Saturday nights. March
20 and IS.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
Nm W. Eoie .i
A1Cbe Hee,e Cefs
Sit Psiooa Tenn

4 tern Of fsom -ishs--n asoaihs lo
three sssss in the state t.esiissiisry
al cssos Ctf ga. the p~ssiiy sn-t~d
osi il the district eeass shs. nnSgs.
sss In ci~saasi hs-irisu-z. sho ~ss
rrs~aiir sst~d sna fnana guilty ef
ssssa larerys Ro;stsa-s vss fossd
s,si,'y a sakiax away aoon. uis-
d~us. ssfS~ss and ash-r PARTS a .
hosss~ ~ fnfsis ,--io&siss To Ar
Thoasoaos. The a~sesassi ss tho
trial eislossa hr had purchased ih-
piss~ tso0 . .sosess sf Thaas~ns.
sko. u Aes s~sop--s. hsa so suihosi,,
io ssshe Tho hsrRsis.
istarnastoss cAsssiss Anas- Mar
'ss-s With the murder at Essestn
Chavez d l,-isxua isss aasasy ssa
Jnas asA Miguel Msssis~s with sh-
k'iiiss ssA hsssiss of Nsssss- vii.
itsss.. . Wssssssi~ sss~hasa. v~s-
fti.a 10 ~ dissss~s eesss.
T-ssssessy siissssy sasassisG To
siss was siioweA Mn, Rlvcss No.
WEN. p,eisslff is . ssil eee Aivue~s
s0iass w hsshsaA. aoa RuMsso.
tee1ss jos,sor % shs sssss hess-.
vhsW she seess,s veeh' Sv1sasv. ..
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-18
EXPRESS 10B1H1 GETS
away WITH $4,000

BcAumoht. Texan. MATCH IS.-N
robber held up the express mcssen-
ger on 4 Santa Fe railroad train near
here today and In reported to have
stolen $4,000. The robbery occur
red on norihbound train No. 2O2 at
Hcibig. ~ miles north Of here.
Deputy shsriffs and policemen
from Beaumont started In pursuit Of
the robber. who was said To have
disappeared In = thickly' wooded
country. The train left here at
1915 y. M. The. $4,000 was beins
sent to Beaumont lumber company
at Brownsville. Texas. for rayroll
use. a