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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-14
LOCAL CREDITORS ASSOCIATION
ASKED TO SEND REPRESEN
TATlVES To OHIO.
INVITATION HAS BEEN RECEIVED
Creditors Committee of Toledo Anx-
ious for Local Business Men to Meet
with Them-Two or Three Will
Probably Go From Here.

The local creditors committee of
the Yaryan Naval Stores company,
representing over q million dollars
of the Claims against the corporation
has been invited nv the creditors
committee OF Toledo, Ohio, to senI
representatives to meetn-; to 5e
held in thCt City G.. next MCnd ",
Jan. 19, and it is PROBABLE that the in
vltation will be accepted
The letter or invitation was recciv
ed by the local committee yesterday
and, while of course it mas not as
yet been acted upon, 1t is believed MAT
in order to ascertain just wat the
sense of the Toledo organization IS
and in order to protect all Interested
in the LEGAL ASSOCIATION tina, com.
mltteo of two or three from Bruins
wick will attend the meeting.
AS is well known, after the credit
ors' committee was Of ganlzed in Bruins
wick and had worked hard in an af-
fort to protect both credltcrs ana
9eoohHoIuclS vi the DIB pldNl, IKE
committee was organized il Toledo,
and, while no fight was instituted by
that committee against the lotal one,
still the two committees, organized
evidently to strive for the same end,
have not co-operated Whether the
meeting Monday Is to be held for the
purpose of discussing the latest tur 1
in the case is not known, but it seems
more than llkely that two or thre, ,
local representatives will be presen'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-14

able.
shaping caused by incessan eartn-
quakes. More than 250 earthquak
shocks were recorded before nightfali
People fled along the highways
west and north of The city. They hal
abandoned everything. Soon they
were suffering from lack Of food and
drink
When | left Kagoshima the volcano
resembled an enormous Set-piece OF
fireworks, glowing from the foot of the
mountain to the summit During the
night the glowing lava iiluminate I'd
the entire district The volcano con
satntly emitted thunderous explo-
sions
Burning rock and ashes set fire to
several villages. At Moji on the Kin
shiu railway 100 persons were killed.
Several villages along the +oot of the
'olcano were buried in lava yesterday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-14
WILSON BACK At
WORK IN CAPITAL
VACATION HAS BENEFITED HIM
AND HE LOOKS THE PICTURE
OF HEALTH.

Washington Jan. 13.--Preslcent WI
son and his family arrived here a;
1870 today from Pass Christian, Mis-.
and motored to the White House 70.
breakfast.
1t was Is above zero AN abrup.
change from gulf coast temperatures
when the president steppad from
his private car and re walked briskly
through the station to the waiting au.
tomobiles The trip north mad, been
nneventful The president greeted the
vrowds everywhere, but made 10
speeches. TO tho Sc yho begged him
to talk he would always sa with d
smile:
I'm not in the habit OF talking
when | haven't anything to say"
The presidents face was Z picture
of health as he got back to his desk.
DR.. Cary r. Grayson, u. 5. ~, pro.
nounced him very much better physic-
ally than ne has been for manf
months and in hit condition for the
strenuous work ahead,
The cabinet had been summoned fo.'
the usual Tuesday meeting at II
O'Clock this morning
The president ha a confer 1nce this
morning with Secretary McAdoo at
which it was und 'rstood ,eDort Of
the progress CT the organization com
mittee at work on the new currency
law was made.
The president has set aside tomor-
row for conferences on the trust ques-
tion.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-14
TO APPOINT COLLECTORS.

Washington, Jan. l3-Four hundred
deputy collectors of internal revenue
agents and inspectors to auministe.
the new income tax law are about to
be appointed. Some disputes between
congressman concerning a distribution
of patronage-fo all the new appolD
tees will be without the civil service
have delayed the naming Of the new
officers so far but the Immediate ne
cessity Of taking up the administra.
ticn of the law makes appo .ntments
at once imperative.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-14
TO CONSIDER DAM.

tional Joint commission has called a
meeting here today to consider the
application of the Michigan N0rtherl
Powder Go. for autIority to build a
dam at Sault Ste Marie; also the aD-
plication of tho Greater Winnipeg wa
ter district to divert water from Shoal
lake, west of the Lake of the Woods,
for the purpose of = water supply fo@
the city of Winnipeg, Man
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-14
BEAT UP AGED PEOPI. e.

Baltimore, Jan. 1".--After dragging
dying woman, So years old, rom
her bed and trying her to a chair, and
beating into insensibility her 60-year.
old sen, who went 10 her rescue, two
masked robbers ransacked The home
of Chas. Kimmel at Middle River, near
here in search Of q quantity Of gold
reputed to be hidden in the house.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-14
RAILROADS TAKEN TO TASK.

Atlanta, Jan. 13.-tight railroads Oh
Grating in this state have been sum
moned today TO show cause Why they
should not be prosecuted fof issuin :
mileage books in VIC.
lation OF the state railroad commits
sicn's order. Among those named are
Southern, Central Of Georgia, Sea
board, Georgia, Atl1nta, Birmingham
and Atlantic.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-14
MRS. j. PIERPONT MORGAN
NOW A VISITOR AT JEkYL
Wife OF Late Great Financier Arrive
Yesterday Morning.

Mrs J. p. Morgan, wife of the late
financier, accompanied by her daugh
ter and others, in Guiding secretaries
maids, etc, arrived in the city yes
terday morning, coming from Jesup
on a special train over the Southern
railway.
Mrs. Morgan, who has been regu.
lar visitor to Jekyl for the past three
or four seasons, Is occupying quar-.
ters in the Sans Souci apartments. Il
is understood that she will remain on
the island for some time
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-14
C. r. GRAY LOSES THREE
FINGERS AT HIS SAW MILL

Brunswick friends of Chas. F. GRAY
will regret to learn that he was a vic
tim of very painful accident few
days ago at his saw mill neAr J2sup,
when his right hand in some way
get caught by one of the saws of the
mill, resulting in the loss of three
fingers. Mr. Gray, who is now in the
city, suffered considerable pain from
the accident.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-14
PENDLEToN CRITICALLY ILL.

Macon, Jan l3.-Col. G. X Pendle-
ton, editor Of the Macon Telegraph, IS
in a critical condition in a iccal sanf-
tarium, suffering from acute Bright's
disease. HIS condition today Is some
what improved, but his friends are
greatly alarmed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-14
NoTRE DAME ON FIRr

Montreal, Jan. 13.-Notre lame Ca
thedral, famous the wor over,
caught fire this afternoon from blaze
that originated in the business district
For time it was thought that the fire
was under control, but it was revive,.
by strong wind and spread from a
hardware store, where it started, to
cher structures.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-14
SUFFRAGISTS AND ANTS
MAY MEET IN CEBATE

Washington, Jan 13.-The woman
suffrage and anti.9uffrage camps in
the capital now have reached the stage
Of Joint debate. Antoinette Funk, 0.
Chicago, temporarily in charge of the
headquarters Of the National Won.
an Suffrage association, today issued
challenge to Mrs. Augustus p Gard
ner, one Of the anti-suffrage leaders.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-14
COL. HUFF IMPROVED.

Macon, Jan 13.--Col. w. A. Hun,
former mayor Of Macon and oIg OF the
instigators Of the charges agar st Fed.
eral Judge Emory SDeer Is very much
improved today and VIII be able to
leave his home tomorrow.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-14
ILLINOIS FIREMEN IN SESSION

Canton, ILL.,, Jan. 1.-THE Illinois
Firemen's association began It's annual
meeting here today. 4 number Of ath-
letic contests have heen arranged IL
which the delegates will take art
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-01-14
WILL !.
MEET THURSDAY
1T Is EXPECTED THAT PETITION
FOR SALE OF YARYAN PLANT
WILL THEN BE MADE.

Pending meeting Of the receivers
which is to be held III Brunswick prob
ably Thursday or Friday OF the pres
ent week, no action mas as yet been
taken In connection with the petit N
for sale of the Yaryan Naval Stores
company, which IS to be presented to
Judge Shepard, of the United States
court, and which is to be contested by
attorneys representing the owen Bot
Ting faction in Toledo.
1t was announced some time ago
that the petition for sale would be
presented to Judge Shepard, and the
delay was caused Dy the hearing in
Toledo last week, and since then the
attorneys have been awaiting q meet
.ng Of the receivers.
Repairs Begin.
Since the closing OF the big plant
on last Saturday, tor repairs, the us1.
al rumOrs have been afloat to the e.
feet that the plant was not closed for
repairs, but by the receivers until
the case could be settled in the courts
There Is absolutely no truth in that
report, however, as the work on the
repairs was started Monday mornins
and it is being pushed with all pos
sible rapidity. A large number OF
men are engaged in the work, and, as
announced by the managers few
days ago, the plant will resume full
operation on Monday Jan -
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-26
Nl1tttt11Er 50

|anoerer 9rt fiibrt, ben 2eben auf
Der s5ornL Der abioluter sSreibeit
Dor, eben neil oas ssarnt6aus eilti-
&c Der Bequenllihfeiten llidt bietet,
ole titr Den Comfort 10 rottpenoia
limo, uto Die bod nit geringen I'm
foten ongeIbofft tperoelt founen,
lpemn man nur lueiB inie. gisber
lpor Omit einigen 9lusnabmen) oie
Inooerne Glnridtlulg zines sSarru-
bdlr1e5 Der sSorn1beDoIferitna unbe-
tmnnt, ober init oeu iSortihritteu.
pelhe Die ianitdre ginridtatna ei-
mes 9ouIes gettla6t bat, lit oos nur
nod cine 5roge bon einiaen Collars
Juno Gents.
Wtlttelit elmer fleinen @asmaihi-
tie fonh man 92aiier in eiiten aro.
BEN 5ebolter plttnpell fam e[eftri-
ldes 2idt er3euqen uno cine 0eeuoe
4roetfen I'M Sauie berrid,ten. seslt-
folge DER lebigen lanitaren aennts
ntlle tam man eitte abiolut iidlerc
&olletten- uno 8ooeeinrtd)tilna fir
ellllge bltloert Dollars allIeqer. Ole
lnonernen Ginrihhlnqen fonnen ae-
raoe 10 gut NIT 1penig WtebrfoSfeu
genlad)t peroeu, lpie i'll Der Gbaot
SaB ollie oieie gerbelIerunaen nidf
ldon baufigcr eingefiibrt tporoeu
lIllo, Ut nobl nlebr Der llnfenntnis
oes 5orners aIs Dem ggioermillpn
gegen Die reuen Ginrid1tlmaen o0er
Die 6eIoansgobeu 3usnld,reiben
gtalt bat fir gnten Somen unb an.
fe ernteergebnifie, fir aIfaIfa II
alles nooiife 9Inoere ogitirt, aber
Den sebensbeoiirfniifen oes ,Sarmers
llno ieiner SalniIie bat man bigber
lrlr fperlg gend1tung aeid,ellff
Us 1T Der 9ehnifer ODER ssu1e.
tllelir Der Monn, Der bisber Sic
9mlpfperlon Der inoldtrielIen Ont.
matdlltng oes 2anoes mar, Der aud, II
se3na anf oos 8ormIeben oos
9roBe BrobIem Ioien nll1B mic aer
aTnertfartide sSormer aeIehrt NOR.
oen tann oob er lein Seim oen gu.
foroeriingen Der ssebseit entInre.
dello einribteu nluB.
sSn Den lebten Sssobren muroe piel
eetan fir gerbeIierltng ser Sono.
;ltraBeit. autonlobile nno quite Stro-
Ben neroen niel oa5lt beitroeell. Die
einlalnfeit allf Der sSnrm peniacr
fltblbar 5il n1aden. 0ie ssaniIicn
tonnen iih ge9enieitig Ieidter beiu-
ben nno cine 5arm, oie einiaeDeei-
Fen nom Der Gtaat entfernt Ifeat
miro nid)t bieI lpeiter bonn @eId,ofts.
5etttrum nno bonn Dfarft pea leia
'als Die 9febr5obI ser 9taotbenoh.
ner lelbit.
9dgli6e goitabliefernngen, ge.
lepbon cute 2nnoItraBen, 9lutomo.
bills nlp. bnbeit oie Gntfernunaen
berringert Cine @ereinigung Der
SonoI6ulen miro oieie ollf oieIelbe
Stufe NIT ben ffttSbti|hen GfJitIeu
bringen. @enn bonn nod 6osg3obn-
balis ilt mooerner g2eiie nit Gem
trolbei5nng5 0difer, Soilptte- unO
8ooe3ilnner. 9eleuhhmasonloae,
g8aihmaihinen uiiu. ausaeItotfet
III, Damn miro bos Seiln ouf Der
6arm oos Dirflitb ibeaIe Seim iein
frei bon Den llebeln uno Sdatten.
leitcn oes Staotlebens.
9t1e 8eltrebltnaen lollen oornltf
Iaeridtet Iein fir ben fSormer nno
feline sSamiIe Elm ioIdes ioeuIes
Seim 81 id,affen, ullo oann niiroe
lpiellei6t cine 8etpeglulg .s3uriid
sur SSarm4 einieben. g9ie Elm ae-
orOnetes SSunilienIeben oas 9ol-
nerf ieoer gtotion lit, 10 nlB audi
oas tSormleben nenidenipiiroig, on-
genebm nnD praftiih geitaltet iper-
oen penu Die onerifoniide Notioit
tiefgebenoe Shdben bermeioen mill.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-26
Nnslanb.

aaiier 8ilbeIm lit in 9eeleitnne
ieiner Satin. Der aaiierin Iugu.
ite giftoria, olif leiner Reiie naf
Corfu in Geneoig eingetroffen, 1lad-
Dem er porber Gailer Sran5 So
lepb in gSien beIlidt batte. sssn
8eneoiq hatte er NIT Dem aoniJ
BON Stalien cine beoeutioine 3ii-
iartmenfunft 1ttb er eehef,ft audi
Den nenen sSiirften BON sIlbnnien,
friiberen Irln5en bon @ieo su be-l
hthen.
Die nelieite Meloung ans Dem
her5oeIiden SdloB in Brailn-
ihpeig lalltet oabilt Dab lid, Mnt-
fer nnh aino moblbefinber. Die illi,-
|ee Sersoain. oes aaiierpaares eirl-
|siae 9ohter, 8rin5eliin Guile,
(sSortIesunq uuf Geite 81
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-26
Hunoidau
(sSortIeBllng bon GpaIte 81


ebenfalls nad 8era Gru5 begeben
batte.
gu bieler erneiiten annaberung
bat niel Der lln1itanb 0a5ii beige
trogeiL Dob General Gillns frii-
6ere 9onointernatur on pieleil
nubIos peraoiienen Slut nnb 8er-
brehen oireft id,ulo lit 1ino es bet
nobe geruiB erldeint, oab Slterta ei-
nen @illa por5u8ieben lit. Sliertos
Recor6 lit niht iauber, ober Der Ne-
coro 0illas, Der inrmermehr be-
fonnt miro, lit oerartig oaB ieoer
oerfliinftige Werif oenIelben lieber
mieoer I'M 3ndtbnls, ols I'M me-
rifnniiden Grdiioentenltubl liebt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-26

mus elm arell5 genlad6t tDeroeu.
Gicie Sttmmmeiie lit lpobI foms
pli5irtcr, aher ebrlid)er. Seoermonn
fam Iih oen linn am beltcn cr-
Incinenoen aanoioaten auSiuderl IL.
oa$ Stimmer9ebnis lit ein rpirtlaz
mere5.
IS miro licberIih nod Gage oou.
ern. ebe ooS genole 9elultat be-
funnt. 8egen Der 3obl ser aun-
Oiouten int Minuebaba COUNTY
DerlpeiIen mir mlf cine anoere Stc.-
les oes 8lattes.
98ir fonnten noh ocnt Wtllter
enQIiid}er 3citun9en ebeDtfaGs galle
sc Spolten nit @oblnahridten
fiilen, aIlein iic iinb ungepiB unO
nod 5lt lmooIlItdnoig
g8ir mpllcn beute MIR ouf einige
oeuti6e Counties reip. 0elttihe
4IGbe binipeiierl in oenen Ioipcit
foigen0e8 9teiultot befunut lit:
Srumn Gpuntn.
9l6erocen, Q. 9. - 81 Grccinfte
Qeben 8urtc t,037; Gromforo 7tS;
"a Grecintte Qebcn 9lhoerIon 76i;
8nrne $50; HidarOs tO8; Vtc.
9hlltD Gil; aSobnIon 567
Campbell Gpmntn.
8urfe 13O OtoioritGt iiber Gralp-
forD, Otcgtultp rs, un0 8prne cine
EluroritGt BON 100.
WcEberiOn Gpnutp.
Ga8 boltpti1dlib BON 0elttihs
RltIien belieoelte Golmtp gtebt Bur
fe 1t0, CRAWFORD 10, W9c9tultp 80,
%GSobnIon t2t, @prne t02, slnoer-
ion 100, 9fibarOs 20.
Dan Gunutg.
93urfe A., CRAWFORD 2S, Ntc9aul=
tn Al, SSobnion y. 8prne 27,
9lnoerion 20, Gihor08 81.
MeGuof Gpnntp.
Solen - 9urfe As, Graiplorf
AZ, gprne 53, 9tnocrion %, Hi.
d,aros t3, GiGon 81, 8ooos 32,
griOgepoter (Staot) 35 2Inber.
ION, II 8prne, Is Gidnrb5, 8urfg
30, CRAWFORD II, Dillon 81, 8ooos
40.
Winer Gpuntp.
IL aus % Grecinften: 8trfe "a
iiber Grolpofro, 9tihoro5 uno sgpraC
iolpeit gleib.
Gubingtsg Gpuntp.
gSotertotpn (StooD 455 9urfe
3O6 CRAWFORD, 344 glnoerion 2G3
g9prne, t44 9tibaros, 419 Nicgtultp
33t sSob1ion
t6 aus is Erecinften inn Goltntp
8urfe 244, Grapforo 227 gprnt
ia, anberion 243, Hi6arbs 252
cyobrion 243, Wc9tultp 231.
. tStid)inion Gonntp.
Ntenno- g1rfe $50 0iaioritdt.
Rihuros erIter, Slnoeriou 5peiter
alno gprne on oritter SteIle
Cont liegte ba5 Wtojoritdtstifet
Sincpln County.
2ennor (Stoot) gurfe, 36, Gram
foro Is, gprne %, anberIol
%, 8ooos 25, 2taon "a.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-03-26
let peroen, 9etut,tatten pon ie 100

Iet lDerpen, SetntIQLieN pom 1e lou
Ider 5lt bele9en,
28ie bereitS in 0en 9epcI6enipals
ten in letter 9Gnsgabe genneloet muir
De, lit Die 8unoes 6rauellitimn-
redt8porIage bon Dem SuuOes=Senat
a6gelebnt lporoel1. 80 Senatoren
Itiutltten oufiir, 81 Dogeqen. Gem
eS erforoert 3peioritte( Otebrbett,
INN Die 0unoesperfoii1n8 in ent-
ipre1eroer @eiie ab5uan0ern.
9o Die Otebrbeit, oes Geutlcbtunts
prtn3ipiell gegen SSrnenItimmretbt
lit, uno Ser 4rdIioellt oe5 Stats
perbonoS ppn SiD 9ufotn Ole
Oicsbe5iiglihe JeIolution oes
Staatsperbuno8 Den &on8reB-Ger-
tretern n1itteiltc, 10 lit e5 am GloB,
menn mir genmler Glpf 0aS Gotlm
etngeben.
Die 80 Senotorelt Die fir oie
9Isburit =Gorloqe itifnmten. ,paren:
2tSbrrit. 8raop, @riiton, Burton,
Chamberlain, elopp, Glorf,
(9pon1iug) @oIlinger, 8ron-
na, (gtorD Dafotu), SoIliS,
0uebes, S5oues, aenpon, 2o6onette,
Gone, Qeo (3enlleiIee) ,0tepers, ,9teIlon,
RcipIanos, gsorris, SDen, Gerftns,
Goinoerter, Honsbe1, Sbafrotb,
Sbeporo, S6errtm, Smoot, Stepben=
ion, Sterling BON Siio Safota
(Grdpforo neilte i'll Sl0 9afotaL
Sutberlmno. EDomos, Sbornplon,
Sopnien0 lmo @orfs.
Die "a Senatoreit Die gegen bie
asburIt~ ~Gprloge itimmten, iparen:
8anfheoo. 8orab, graolcp. 9ranbe-
gee, grpon, Gatrpn, 3iIliughaln Oh
gout, @ore, SSomes. SSSobnIon, See
CMurDlmo), 2oOae, WtcGnntber, Nte-
2ean, Otortin, ,Murtute, 9liper ,Soers
mor, Sage, asittntan Gonterene,
Reeo, Sbielos. Snitb t(Seorqlal
Gnith (0lnrutouol8 1mitb, Siio.
Garolinn), SWortio1i, SHortoit, Tilt
man, 8oroamon, @eefS, &elt nno
8iQiun5.
@orher puroen 5nei onoere
9(menoementS nbgele1nt. 9aS &aroa-
man gtmenoement, lpeldeS Die 9lufbc-
bnnq oe5 10. 9Imenoelnent5 5ur
&lmoeSDerfoiIltng oerlangte, oaS ben
9tegern oa5 Stin1mredt perlieb ln0
Damn fir oie &erleibltng beSStiunt-
rehts an sSrauet etutrat, Dur0e nit
As aeqen 10 Stinmen 3uritdgeipiee
ien. Wtit "A gegen II Stimrncn
muroe oaS glmcn0ement 0e5 Sena-
tor 8illiatns obgeIebrt, nur meiBen
SSrouen oo5 Stimmrebt 5u belutllt-
gen.
9Sir boben ou6 mie6erbolt 6araui
bingelptelelL Dab Ii6 I'M aongreB Elm
crbitterter aaupf obIpieGen miro,
luenn Oariiber obgeItintnt peroen
ioll, oh Die amerifa1ii6en &ititenIhif-
fe ouh glbgaben fir Die 0urdfuhrt
oe5 BouamafanaI5 be3obIen Ioueu.
[Sn Den lebten 9ogen fanoen in
mebreren Staoten oeS 2Qnoes gro.
BE Observation-Disclosures ltatt, I'M
9efretlulg Der omerifani1den Shifs
fe be5iiglid) 2lbqabcn an berlauoen.
GblpobI man iibrigetrS erlportet,
Dob IN BEN ndditen oret Monoten
&anoelsIdiffe ourh oen Ranomota-
nal paiiiren ner0en, lit bod nod
iebr piel 9lrbeit an Dem GaraI Su
perrid}ten. 3luor it0t Die pcrnonen-
ten 0dmme unO Die Sdlericn
nabe8u oolllt0noig ferti9, nber infoIs
Qe Der Grbrlttihe i'm GltIebro-0urd).
|ititb linb nod pieIe bln1oerttollIenoe
aubifpuros Groe aus Dem 0urh-
it'd 5u entfernen, nm ben 9anal
an leiner polleu 8reite paIiirbar 5ll
modem. S5lu 0}onat 5Sebruar iinb
on1 aanaI /, 1,430,050 &ubifooros grs
oe ousqegrnben moroen gesen t..
514,972 aor6s iul Wtonat ga.
nuar.
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Hobcrts Guuutp.
@urfc 327, CRAWFORD $40.

Die 9lod 6iu3 goben qroBe @tn-
ioritdtcn fir 8llrfe lmO 8prne, Ct
mo 81. SSn Geoomooo uno 2eao
mrr0c itorf fiir &Drne geitinln1t,
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(syortieBuug auf Spalse II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-20
MAY CHANGESITE
Of HIGH SCHOOL
Board Says It viii Be Done
If Property Owners Do
Not Grade Streets.

If the property owners in the vicinity
Of the new high school building site
, do not agree TO grade the streets and
lay sidewalks at once. the school board
Will locate the site for the $500. 00G high
school in Golden Hill or some other sec
ton Of the city.
This was decided at a special meet
ing Of the school board Monday after
noon. which was held at the Bailey
school. The selection Of the site In
AleNander's addition, bounded by Vir-
ginia. Ange, High ana Cliff streets. di-
recty under the north mesa. was made
with the condition that the property
owners improve the streets by grading
them and laying sidewalks.
Golden Hill site.
Among the new sites considered for
the high school building is one in
Golden Hill This site contains 10 acres
OF land and Austin & MARI. represent
ing the MOrningside Realty company,
have offered TO trade this property for
the present site owned by the city in
the Alexander addition. The Golden
Hill site is on a high knoll overlooking
the city and valley.
J. T. Morgan. president of the board
Of education, in speaking Of the meet
ing held Monday. said The board of
education desires to do the very best
IL can for the city in securing a site
for the new high school building. The
board is Of the opinion that the build
ing should be erected in the Alexander
there can grade the streets and build
sidewalks. At present it would be i'm
possible to haul material 10 the site
because there is no means Of access to
the property These streets would have
to be opened up and the hills torn
down - 81
Building Is Needed.
THE high school building should be
started at the earliest possible moment
The city is badly in need Of such a
building, as the present one is not large
enough to accommodate the increased
enrolment This is the reason we de-
sire quick action by the property own
ers. If the high school is TO be built
on the property in the Alexander ad-
dition. work Of grading the streets
should be started at once"
The attendance Of the pupils OF the
public schools for the month OF Octo-
Der shows an increase Of 1916 over that
Of the corresponding month Of 1913. ac-
cording to the report made by Prof r.
J. Tighe TO the board Of education. The
daily average attendance of the schools
during the month was 1881, an increase
OF 1851 over October, 1913.
Attendance Figures
The report OF the attendance as COM
piled by Prof. Tighe. is:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-20
ASCARTE CASE WITH JURY;
COSTLY TO DONA ANA COUNTY

Carrizozo, \. A.. Oct 20-The fate
OF Ricardo Ascarate. charged with the
murder Of his wife in Las Cruces in
November. 1912. now is with the jury.
This case was tried here in March Of
last year. at which time a mistrial re-
suited. the jury falling TO reach a YER
dict. At that time a larger number Of
witnesses were examined than at the
present term. although both the state
and the defence had present last week
20 or more witnesses whom it did not
use. The cost to Dona Ana county for
the two trials will be about $4,000, Of
which amount the present trial will
cost slightly in excess Of S210O- Ten
davs were consumed in taking the tes-
timony and arguing the case at the
first trial. while in the present hearing
eight days were necessary TO put the
case into the possession OF the jury.