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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-08-27

Sallow complexion comes from bilious
impurities in the blood and the fault
lies with the liver and bowels they are
torpid. The medicine that gives results
in such cases is Herbine. 1t is a fine
liver stimulant and bowel regular; price
soc, Sold by Chas, \, Clarke.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-08-27

The following letter was addressed
by Mr.. Winans to the Portland Cham
ber of Commerce;
] am writing you this letter and
handing you herewith certain maps in
the matter of the Hood River Skyline
Boulevard, or U. S. Government road,
across the summit of the Cascade
mountains, connecting the BARLOW
and) Willamette valley wagon roads
with those of Hood River valley and
eastern Oregon by Vallejo Pass on
the north of Mount Rood through Hood
River valley to eastern Oregon, hoping
that your organization will realize the
Importance Of this road and use its
strong arm in assisting in removing
the objection of the Commissioner of
Public Utilities of your city to said
road passing through the (Bull Rum
forest reserve. This road should be
opened at once in order that it may be
known to the Pacific highway travellers.
1t will be a practical and much needed
highway for eastern Oregon residents
to reach the state capital and Portland /;
and as financial asset to the city of
Portland it is Incompatible, passing
as it does through the eagles eyrie,
soaring above the clouds, with here
and there mountain peaks juttng
through like islands in a billowy sea,
with snow peaks, beautiful lakes, and
awe inspiring mirages of cities and
oceans in the skies to charm the be-
holder. This road is the shortest route
to Mcunt Hood. The y. S. government
has already built it over the summit
of the Cascade mountains on a five per
cent grade six feet in width, connect
ing the county roads of the willamette
and Hood River valleys, and it will
take but a few thousand dollars to
widen this road into wagon and auto
thoroughtare. The unreasonable OBJ
lection advanced by the, Commissioner
of Public Utilities, that in passing near
Bull Run lake it would polute Port
lands water supply, is without founda-
ton, as this road is | 200 feet lower
than the watershed in between. | have
taken this matter up with Hon. Henry
c. Graves, chief forester of the United
States government at Washington, D.
c. ; also with Mr.. Sherrard, chief for
ester of the Oregon forest service,
whose Office is in the Beck building,
Portland Oregon; and | am assured
that the United States government
wants to complete this road. as it is
necessity for the rapid assembling of
forest guards and fire. fighters in time
Of need.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-08-27
Constipation Causes Sickness

Don't permit yourself to become con-
stipated, as your system Immediately
begins to absorb poison from the backed
up waste matter. Use DR.. Kings New
Life Pills and keep well. There is no
better safeguard against illness. Just
take dose today. 25c at your druggist.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-08-27

A child that has intestinal worms is
handicapped in its growth. A few doses
of Whites Cream Nermifuge destoys and
eXpels worms; the child Immediately
improves and thrives wonderfully; price
Poe per bottle; sold by Chas, y, Clarke.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-08-27
Notice for Publication.

Department of Interior. u S. Land Office at
The Dalles, Oregon, July 3Oth, 1874.
Notice is hereby that George R. Miller, of
Parkdale, oregon who, on December 3rd 1912
made Homestead Entry No .0ic999, for E1%N NEl4
Section 81, Township | South, Range 10 East,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of inten-
tion to make Communication proof, TO establish
claim to the land above described, before
Register and Receiver u. s. Land Office, at
The Dalies, oregon, on the 18th day of Sep
tember, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses: William
Moody, Joseph Erwin. George W. Baker, Will
liam Jones all of Parkdale, oregon.
ii. FRANK WOODCOCK,
ab-slO Register
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-03-06
THORNTON.

James Maxwell is slowly improving.
The Victoria Mills are running on day
and night schedule.
There was no service at the Congrega.
ttDnal Church last Sunday.
Pasco Taylor expects to take a position
With the Liggitt Co. OF Providence.
Johnston Volunteer Fire Co. No. will
/ old its annual fair The last of April.
SCOTS Ammoniared Cough Balsam is
s1ld at Simone's Drug Store. None better.
--Adw.
A regular meeting of the Johnston
J)wn Council will be held next Friday
afternoon.
Town Clerk Luther, who was confined
T. his home for several days the first Of the
, eek, is able TO be out again.
Rev. Il. Il. Toll Of Manville, officiated
the Lenten service at the Church Of the
Holy Nativity on Wednesday.
Peter Monk, long time resident Of this
lace, has gone to England, where he ex-
ccts to spend the remainder OF his days.
Bishop Perry conducted the service at
lie Church Of the Holy Nativity last Fri.
cay evening, A class OF eleven candi-
Gates was confirmed.
Loyal Pride Of the Village Lodge held a
we'll attended meeting on Monday evening
IL Guild Hall. Seven new members were
iaitiated. Quite a number Of visitors were
present from Bud Of Hope Lodge of
Olneyyiile.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-03-06
PRICE THREE CENTS

The Mantou Baptist Jr.. Choir Club en-.
ioyed an illustrated lecture by MIR. Gallup
at the home of Mrs. Coreoran las, Friday
evening.
Rev A. Il. Carpenter will speak a, the
Lenten service at the Church of the Holy
Nativity, Thornton on Wednesday evening,
March 18th.
A meeting Of the Johnston public school
teachers was held last Friday afternoon at
the Lincoln School. Nearly all the
teachers were present aud very interest.
ing session was held The announcement
was made that Mr. Frank Bolton Of Thorn
ton. member Of the school committee.
had offered prizes to the pupils in the 9TH
and Sth grades for the most proficiency In
penmanship from now until the close OF the
school year in June. Superintendent
Nickerson gave an address on "Sehool
Management and Recitation"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-03-06
GECRGIAVILLE.

Eta Wheelock is spending another week
With Mrs. Mary Angel.
A large number Of new looms are being
il stalled in the Bernon Mills.
The Baptist Society ran a sleighing party
O Woonsocket Saturday evening.
Joseph Cannon has returned to Thomas
'aters', after a weeks visit to Providence.
This village is to have electric lights as
oon as the ground thaws, 80 that the poles
Oan be set.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Perrine Whittall Of
irooklyn, n. Y, and well known here,
celebrated the 6lth anniversary Of their
marriage last week.
Gerald Fielder is now staying with bis
i,fsndfsther, Albert Lippitt, after being
9 WoodyIile for several months.
Mrs. Samuel Harper has removed 10 her
% home on the Douglas Pike. She has
Jeen living in South Scituate since last
priDg.
A sleigbing party from here to Harmony
"a Saturday night had a narrow escape at
'ull Run crossing near Esmond. a fas,
ayeling freight train missed them Dy ten
set,
The Misses Esther and Grace Gallagher
4 MsrieyIlle and sheffield James Of Crey.
,.one, spent saturday aud Sunday with
Mrs. Niles. They we're members of the
s.eIghing party 10 Harmony.
Mrs. Sarah FarBum observed her gotl
uirthday on Saturday Of i4st week. Quit,
gathering Of relatives and near friend,
we're present and assisted IN making the
anniversary pleasant one. She retsini
her faculties 10 a marked degree, consider
ing her advanced age.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-03-06
Change In Ownership.

Alderman Gilbert X Parker has sold his
: lare TO Claude Flower, who has been
n uager OF the store for some time past.
Nj. Parker established the business there
u 'arly 80 years ago, and the store is con
s. Tered one of the best located in this
section OF the city. MIR. Flower learned
tla drug business at the Parker store and
afterwards was with the well known III
o Banding * Blandi'g Of Providence, re-
tu ming several months ago to assume
Charge OF the store he has just purchased.
E.c is well known in this section, and his
many friends wish him all manner of sue
cess in his new role of proprietor.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-03-06
MANT ON.

The funeral of John .iley was held on
"Wednesday.
w, L. Evans and fan lily. have removed
to Apponaug,
A son was born last week to MIR. and
Mrs. James Dooley,
St. Peters Church G. DIR is planning for
an entertainment after .eut
J. 1. Hunt WIS th speaker at the
Church of Christ last $ uday evening.
A number from here ,ttended the meet.
ing of Providence Or. uge on Thursday
evening.
TIE Social Set sujoy d pleasant even.
ing at the home Of Mis- Jaue Coyne last
Monday.
Miss Emma Remiu ton has taken a
position with the Rem igton Printing Co.
OF Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-03-06
A Good Choice.

The appointment OF Abram l.. Atwood
a member of the State Roads Commis-
sion is a most excellent one. Mr.. Atwood
will not be satisfied TO be nominal mem
b:r Of the commission, but we predict he
will be an active, energetic aud useful ofii
al. lie may not be an expert in road
blIldng, but he will be likely to be on his
jo3 and see that the state gets something
Ike value received from those who build
is roads. Thus Mr, Atwood has had q
good deal Of practical experience, which
he is likely to put into his new work.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-03-06
New Building for OIneyvillc.

Il is stated on excellent authority tha,
q = old buildings at the junction of Plain
Fl I'D Street and Hartford Avenue are soon
tt be torn down 10 make room for a
modern structure. Plans for the new
building are now being made, but it is
too early to say just what use the block
wi be put TO. Mrs. A. w, upper and
Ms. *. { Whelden now control the
property.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-04
WORK ON TORPEDO BOATS STOPS
BELIEVED FAILURE TO MAKE PAYMENT ON TORPEDO BOATS BEING
BUILT AT GENOA ITALY, HAS CAUSED CONSTRUC IGN OF BOATS
TO De DELAYED MEXICO CITY NEWSPAPERS HEAP MAEOGTON
ON PRESIDENT WILSON
(BY ASSOCIATED PREsS)

Washington. ~ C. Feb. d NJ orders
for me- i,hurIv vi w troops from thc
ror,Icr viii hr issued I!oUing The liu
ug af The embargo ~ aims unless Cen
cr.l TaSIcr H. bliss. commanding the
southern department. with headquarters
nt >an Aninnin. 80 recommends. ia was
announced todaN hl Secretary ~ War
Garrison. Iic said. however. a. *
fs,rtrn tie duties 10 The truup> would ~.
lc>Stupd
Atturu,y rrurrll MrErlnDld> AN
ungHcrd the Presidents proclamation
would not affect the prosecution ~ per
sons indicted for violation ~ President
Talt'~ orders.
President WI sons official executive
or,lrr raising the embargo on arms e.
the cnnSiiluIinnaii>iS was given oGt n
>cmi-niiirial announcements earlier than
II was dr. ir,.d
The intention, W. the order i> that the
United States w N IVY wv The same pos
item Df nc+-fnity towards thv runtrndiHr
frtiun- in McNiru ~ were hr other ma
iiun>
1hr emhlru on ans was lifted hy an
executive ordcr hy President Wilson last
night. All restrictions again> The cN
pur,aiiun oi arms ~ Mexico we're auto
matt .lily removed. iI,ncciorth " " an
uuuuccl the cunlcudlug factions vii IT,
respected hY thr United t>atr~ govern
mrut Wv WIN equal basis. Both sides vii.
w. allowed to pIrrhl~c munitions ~
war iu this country
That thr hr-t mrihud tu follow i'm purll
ing the revolution l> in lrt The contend
ing factions fight ID out seems tn IT, The
policy M those in authority III cNpla
nation Il lhr prrhihitory proclamation
bat was issued " was stated that cir
im>tanccS WV that time existed th NV
noe exist now The government wished
Nv Gisruuraa.. ant iuripirnt revolutions
against constitutional authority As nu
authority exists NOW in Mexico lhr order
Nu. revoked.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-04
MILITARY RENOIUTIONiSTS SUD
DENLY ATTACK PRESIDENTIAL.
PALACE AND MAKE CHIEF EN
ECCTINE PRISONER.
A NEW GOVERNMENT
FORMER REVOLTTIONAEY LEAD
EE TAKES POSSESSION OF PAL
BELIEVED HE WILL or
CAME NEW GOVERNMENT.

Lima. Peru. Feb /. Military rcvolu-
t.onisis TODAY suddenly attacked the
presidential palace and captured Pres
idcna Wuillcrmo Bilinghurt. anl Killed
General Enrique Nalcria the premier
The minister Of the interior nr Aug
ust Durand u former revolutionary leader
took possession of the palace. u X hc-
lieved he will organize new govern
menf
President Dillingham; 4, the son of an
Englishman. Ills plans f"r putting
Peru's finances on u sound basis include
the reduction Of salaries and estimates
Of office holders. who in>tcrcd di>r1n-
tent.
Durand has led three rcyoliS
President dillingham; WAS taken 10 the
port of Callao for exile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-04
BEGIN WORK ON
TELEPHONE LINE
STARR COUNTY TELEPHONE
: COMPANY TO CONNECT ROMA
RIO GRANDE CITY AND SAN FOR.
DYCE-lOU SrBSCRIBERS SIGNED
CSpeciaI IL The Hcrdld.)

Rio Grandc Ciiv. TcN- TcI /. Thc
Starr Telephone and Telegraph company
recently organized here with local cap
ital began active construction oi the lin,
Ia extend from Roma to sam Ford tcf.
connecting with the Bell Telephone and
Western Union Telegraph Company 4,
the latter point
A local exchange viii hr installed iu
this city al once. all material and inStru
mcnts having arrived. The exchange will
bc in operation un or before March lS'
with one hundred subscribers already sr.
cured
This company will hc 10 competition
10 the old Flo GrLndc Telephone company
owned by VI. GieIra which purchased
from the government the oiie nnl mill
tary telephone lines when For lineold
was abandoned some seven Years past.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-04
At MEXICO CITY


MrNir" city. Mexico Feb. ~ The rai>
ng ~ thr embargo un arms brought
down columns "A newspaper malr,lictinn
upon President WI son TO-DAY. The city.
>owcser showed 49, hostility towards
American RESIDENTS
STREET pltruls were doubled during the
night. hUi tudav Mexican authorities dill
unt trar lu authrrak would occur
President llrcrta last night summoned
senior Mnhrnn. MINISTER of foreign af-
tairs in = conference relative 60 the
lniicd States lifting the embargo II j.
thr belief here that the lifting ~ the en-.
barge viii NOT hc uf aux material aid ~
The rrhri>. hui the greatest fear uf the
fclcrIl> Was that the United states
would aid the rebels financially
Srn w MuhcHo said thar furriyncg, w
M,Nic chad nothing ~ fear and that
their rigi would hr respected This
statement vas caused hy The fact that
ewing tn the instruction 10 American
thar.r OShanshr,S>N tn notify foreign.
rr> ui The administrator act.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-04
CHIEFS ARE PLEASED.

Leaders ~ the cun>t ttuilnnali>t~ I'm
Matamnrr> stale that there h. nn c>ii-
mate M the pleasure thar the President :
decision causes them. They say they
have felt ~ along fhat sooner or later
Pres .dcut Wilson would c"ruc a. = ~ i
ization "a the iuiH>tir NJ ihr situation
III Mexico cau>rd y, the fact that they
were unable IN secure ammunition uult
u, what W. captured from the fclcral~.
and such a. came tu them through under
ground vhlmnr's.
Since they are now n position to gci
IA 4 the ammunition. rifles. cannon and
other war equipment they can pay ilr
they feel they are ia position ~ push
their campaign through Mexico .n very
rapid order.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-04
FIFTY PERSONS
ANSWER CALL
..CMAiITTE CN RAILROAD EnNI<
~ SIUtE~<FT ~ lNEItlNG
HALF To cos ElHl'TE
10 i;ONl'S.
$4,000 MARK REACHED
TGTAL SUB<CRIEED To TUESDAY
NiAIiT MAS --17 80 AND EIGHTY
TlflISAND MARK WILL III.
PASSED TODAY

In,husia~m in ;hc camps of 'hu>c who
NaHt to ser The railroad constructed from
Brownsville a. The west cna-i u' lteina
Nadrr continues tn run high. The >nl ~
iig cnnmi Tee .ur the balance ~ the
d nu~ i~ rot resting on ii> iaurcl> N The
last Two DAYS work. hui tnia, are harl
ai ii with lhr expectation 0f pl~-Ing the
->ntrn mark this aftcrnnan At quitting
iiuc rursda! afternoon Dr. amount w
th, hrnuS notes uu hand had reached
--I.-rO
1hn rnmmttc. rnn inur~ to wurk ~ diff
rcnl sections. ai the amount secured
fldaR could nDt IT, Learned this afternoon.
iioV,yrr. II eNpecicd ihit several thou
s1nH Ai.l hr subscribed wi huut great
tif itnliy TODAY. which viii hiring the
HWuuut tn where rnif ruc fifth nf the
entire amount needed. -lnn nnn. will have
fr hc sd cited. II comparison with 40.
Nrn say he ccmittp,meH. ~-uuuu j. min
Ur matter.
H. committee has ~nrtrrdpl i'm Undue
irl Nj v additional ritizrn~ to cnmir hnir
'n lhr huildin. cf ihr railroad ia T. two
lrR> ~ lal'cr. The liSi follows:
wv ~ Davis. n n. Trrtino. Kuliu0
" pt1 Smrhtz M-> A. l.rrhcr hdnifo
Hary4 n Bro. William Kelly. Colonel ~
" Gar. A Cnefo .In~e E,~ieirn a Bro
Ms 4 r. Nintonuci =. Webb. Martin
Ec>l,i 10 .IHin II Fernandez Antonio
y w dg " Clrlrua~ III Matrwurr~ A
NJ Nw. hnr III II. : yrian. Willinm y
l'--~fl Iamc~ A Graham Jose Cclarl
\ hu u Rr'lfti Mr.. 10 Bnliark. C. IT,
Thorn = : Fonc~ y e. e. NeSsrron
Fred w TruNt a. Eyrr>un. ID. Erul
ri'c> n Sons. Martin Hanson FrirL
Bros. O Il. llilthrrr.lt. III y Reed
.Iuhn >mn lr Thn~ vi Swami q Il
ran>idinc II IT Weller. r. T. Trevina
pragcfis ori~c Afcniecne, lose Martin
y. W n. sheppard aud Manuel Cue
tp
This list contains among the wealth
lest and most prominent people in m,
ty. and with few exceptions they hat,
been residents of brownsville for mann
wears Along with those who have here
ioforc subscribed. these people say they
appreciated he needs ~ the railrnat
from HrovnSvi ~ ~ the gulf. huI ihcy
Ara islsFs ~ 49, 'nu in Subscribing here
I fore prneipfliv because fhrv had net
cnWr w personal contract with tht
proposition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-04
IOERERs ARE READY.

.lnhh"r> of ammunition III Rruwn>v lie
of Viii Il there arr three. are prepared
a. rush a> much ammunition IVY .~ nee
,,>lry "a The uorl hcI,lcrn section ot
MrNicn. They state thIt ammunition I'M
stock aHd expected u" reach the city win i
iu The neat two ~ three dIN~ VII
AN, unt ~ more than two million rounds.
Whirh they hclirvc viii hr sufficient to
suppl, nll orders tor some time tn come.
This estimate iuc udc> The ammunition
which was he IN IN Jn.tcd States
authorities. amounting w ahont " hilI
million rounds
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-04

DIVORCES INCREASING
AMENDMENT WOULD DIRECT
ENACTMENT OF UNIFORM MAR
RIAGE LAWS ~ Nil STATS
WITHOUT PERMIT To .EMAtGA.

Washington. y. g.. Feb. ~ amcl l
mcnt tn the Federal cons 4 it.un forever
prohibiting divorce MI h thr iiehi to r,.
MARRY vas proposed iu tir sen iic e.
day vs. Senator Eam>d,.il II Louisiana.
The amendment would direct III
rna .mcni wv uniform ma riagr laws hA
lll States. with pro,i- uI I ' ~rpirI
t.un without permission tn rrHIrrl.
senator Elm>.lcll declared divorces
have increased three hHuiI.d and minrit
per cent in foItN Nrai~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-04
LIKE BOLT OUT
OF CLEAR SKY
AMERICANS NND MENICANS ARE
SURPRISED WHEN NEWS OF IN
RAl;tiO LIFTING WAS RECEIVED
HERE
DISBELIEF SPREAD


Captain Kirby Walker. senior officer
il command of The United States troop,
III Brownsville today received from th,.
headquarters VI the SrH.h'n trplri
mt.it ID San Antonio confirmation tf th,
report that President Wi son hal raised
the embargo on arms. However uNtil %.
is officially notified ol ihr action, there
viii bc no rNpnrlltiin vi arms nr ammu
milton. and United States >oln.cr~ will
roniinu" 10 hold up ammunition until
such riders have been received
Hcpuiy United states Marsh u W. T
Nann. y hu last night received " mess igr
from Aliuruc, General Ncl.r nult> at
Washington stating That the cub lrgo
hail not hcnH lifted. ;plIv received lnulh
rr message from tie aiinrrrt crHrrl bon
which the latter -uniirmci thr report
stating that hc WAS advised hy lhr State
department th1t thr embargo was iftcI
between 10 and II O'Clock TUESDAY morn
iug.
NJ tr>hll Naul stated That hc viii
max" uu further effort Nv prevent thr ry
prtatiuu ~ ammunition M Mexico. IT.
ha> alrcad, advised the uwrrr> uf about
GnO.nUn re- Ind~ nl ammunition which hr
seized this week hat the ammunition b.
held subject o. their call n Font Brown.
This notification viii noi affect The am
muniiion seized ~ the United State
troops in thc freight yards and un the
banks ~ ne Rio Graulr Iufnrmatitn "
from Washington SAYS also that prn>cru
iiuu ~ eases III neutrality ,iulniiou~
prior to The Lifting uf III, rmharen viii
mot hr affected
The news ~ ihr decision u. President
WI >.m to raise the embargo on arms.
which WAS given to thc people uf Browns
willie exclusively bv The brownsville
Herald. was received here iu great Sur-
prise. with much Satisfaction amoug The
>Nmpathi4cr> NJ the rou~titutinIli.t~.
hui with " contrary feeling on ihr part
~ the >ymUIthi1rr~ We thr lIHcrtI uuv
,iumcui. Last night u great celebration
WAS held in MItlmnrp- aud iny >prtld
broadcast am.Hg ihc military chiefs he
>uhuiflyrr~ and the ~nldicr~ and cii-
zcn~.
The telegram received last night from
ATTORNEY General MrRcrnnd> caused
much conjecture aud lcI MANY tp Lc
l'cNc thai the report WAS entirely un
founded However. those Nhp read the
story were certain irm it~ wording thlt
the report had much foundation. ami
there WAS %" u MT NJ ne decision nf thr
President tn raise the embargo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-04
DIES FOR GIRL CHUM
GRIENED HN CATHERINE SoHo
HANS DEATH. la.lEAE OLD BOY
TAKES HIS LIFE

New York Feb T. Grief over The
death of hi girl chum. Miss Catherine
Sorohan. who. with her two sisters aud
father. wa accidentally a-phNNiaied ~
gas. ~ their home at tirona. Long Island
is toda, believed ~ have l,d Henry Hcck
er. L. years old. Ia end his own life.
Young Becker attended the funeral
with the members ~ The Snrihan family.
and last night was found dead in ihn
bathroom the eaS turned and and h!>
head buried in pillow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-04
GLASS SWIMMING TANK
BURSTS AND ANNETTE
KEllERMAN IkJURE D

Hamilton. Bermuda. Tch I The
bursting If a glass tank in which swim
ming exhibitions were given ~ Annette
kelleTmau and Herbert Rrsnnou caused
the Scriois injury n both SWIMMERS.
Tho, were giving an exhibition when
the t.iI 4 burst and h. suction w the
water trcw lhrm over the irr | edges
~ ihr rlaN Both were cut about The
bod, aud head.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-04
TURTLE Sc RUM BARRED
LICENSE To IMPORT ALLEGED TT
BERCIL LOSIS CI RE NOT GRANT
ED BY GOVERNMENT.

Washington ~. a.. Feb. I. tn off
nj denial Was forthcoming today from the
Public Health service nf = report that
the PiorkowSki Laboratories o' Rfrl 2
had been licensed to imporl ard sell 10
interstate traffic tuberclinr Tor use ln
III attempted cure uf tuberculosis.
II Was stated that. following ihr anal
ysis and test of the samples iurni~hf I.
the Treasury department ha> refuse the
requested license.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-04
so MORE ATHEISTS.

Chief III ASH MI the department. "a
.Ir>t. = Investigation bureau TO-DAY tclc
gfaphrl bis agents along The border W
make NOT more arrests for expectation
VT arms. hui WV remain W. gHIri iu pre-
vent ether violations uf neutrality laws
mot affected N, the Presidents order.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-04
DALLAS JURY TO
INVESTIGATE
GAS RATES
tEr III. riH'rd Prcss.l

ral4~. Tex. T,h Ius r'icIion> to
intc> ieate The gdS rates IN hE~ah' ~
cuusump~> wcrt given thr rr.mlni dis
trict rour, erlad Jury toily w .igG-c
>ear
Tie told thr inrcr> complaints iad
been made of alleged increases ia mlny
bills.