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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12
FARMERS UNION TO
 MEET HERE IN AUGUST
Expected That 1000 Delegates Will Attend-August to Be a Busy
 Month

The Alabama division of the Farmers. union will convene in Birmingham Au- gust 19, 20 and 21, next. It is expected something over 1000 delegates will be in attendance. The executive committee of the organization met here a few weeks ago and after considering invitations from several other cities decided by unanimous vote to hold their convention here.
 The headquarters of the association has been in Birmingham for eight years past. although strong effort was made to re- move it to Montgomery last year when the farmers convened in the Capital City.
 The convention of Alabama farmers closes five days before the beginning oi the convention of the Alabama Mer- chants association here. The Ad cluh will stage it's Home Products exposition the week of the merchants convention. August promises. to be lively eonven- tion month
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12
LETTERS TO EDITOR
Pullen Given Careful Attant;o,

To the Editor of The Age-Herald:
 Referring to Mysterious Man at Hos pital shot" printed in the columns Of your paper June 10. wish to advise that this injured man, Newton c. Pullen, timekeep- CT for the Frisco Railroad company. was accompanied to the hospital by me: also his brother and attendant were by his side. We were promptly met at terminal by Warner-Smley ambulance His well fare was given every attention by the of- fcals of the Frisco Railroad company, and l, their local surgeon, gave him every necessary attention in a surgical way Won't you kindly make the correction in the columns of your paper? Correct data could have been obtained from St. Vim cents hospital. I shall appreciate the correction.
 For your further information wish to advise that this man was accidentally shot. His address is Amory, Miss He was a boy of excellent morals and pos sessed splendid business qualifications His family is highly respected. Yours very truly, R. l.. HILL, NJ D.
 Winfield, June 10, 1914
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12
Will Sing Two Days

Anniston, June 11.-(Special)-A eonven- tion of singers will be held in this city week and next. The gathering starts Sat- urday and lasts through Sunday Among the speakers to attend the convention will be D. NJ. Boozer R. H. Martin. $. A Russell, T. J. Laney Lon Carter, J. F. Clark, o. H. Bonner and J. H. Clark.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12
OWNER WANTS TO SELL

OWNER WANTS TO SELL. Mountain Terrace lot, unincumbered COX 1S5. and level. facing east with an abundance of shade. Price. $3600 Will accept cheaper lot as part pay or good first or second mortgage paper Will take second mortgage for lot and allow responsible party to borrow money on lot to improve for home. Address F-31, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12
SCHOOLS
COOKS SPRINGS.

The shady hooks. the silvery streams, the cool mountain breezes. the pure thirst quenching mineral waters, the excellent table service, the reasonable rates. the scores of amusements, all in the neighborhood of a newly improved hotel and 20 excellently furnished cot tages. In fact everything to make the season pleasant at COOKS SPRINGS. New management Call Main 347 or baao or COOKS SPRINGS
 COOKS SPRINGS.
 6-11-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12
SITUATION WANTED

THIS YEAR COOKS SPRINGS WILL
 PLEASE YOU. 6-11-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

BARBER shop for sale; only shop In West End: two chairs operated; excel lent opportunities; reasonable price. Ap- ply to owner Charles G. Alley, Prop
 West End Drug Co. 6-12-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

FIRBPROOF safe Diebold make. 12oo pounds, good as new, cost ss5; will take 80. Acme Canopy Co.,, I'll 2d ave.
 fr- eu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

R IN BIRMINGHau
  nteed,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

OWNER has 10 vacant lots at different places. will trade for good West End
 or other equities; give all information in
 answer. Address P-32. care Age-Her- aid. 6-12-2t-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

FOR SALE-Best bargain in West End; two lots on car line facing south: high and dry; SLIGO for both, cash or half cash. Address O-S2. care Age-Herald.
 c-1o Ire
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

FOR SALE-High grade subdivision; price, S60,000, one-third cash or it's equiv alent; no location like it in district party can personally handle 1t and
 double money in three years; closest in- vestigation invited. Address P. o. Box 753. 612-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

GO TO COOKS SPRINGS FOR THE WEEK-EN ND AND YOU WILL. WANT TO STAY ALL WEEK 6-11-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

WANTED-By a young man, position as bookkeeper or stenographer; at present employed; desires change; Al refer enees and experience Address P O.
 Box S65, Birmingham 6-10-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12
SITUATION WANTED

SfTGATTON wanted by a reliable deaf printer in weekly newspaper 3 years experience in straight type setting; can give satisfaction; $S a week the least. Edgar A Egan, Win
 field Ala. 6-12-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

WANTED-Situaton as a nurse by col bred woman; home trained nurse: set
 tied woman. Address 4431 9th ave-, N. Birmingham, Ala. 6-11-ot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

EXPERIENCED lady cashier wants po- sition. cigar stand or theatre preferred
 P. o. Box 500. 6-l1-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

FIVE-PASSENGER automobile, in good unning order, second hand;l will sell cheap or trade. Farm Realty Co.,, BPS Jefferson County Bank Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

WAN TED-To sell 1866 second mort gage for $300; quick cash, well se- cured; improved city and suburban property renting $4250 month; in- dorsed waive notes. Box S45.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12
MUSIC TEACHERS WANTED

TO establish local teaching centers. Mrs.
 Mulder, Capitol Park inn. House 9-11 a. m. 6-12-2t-fr-su BETA ELLIS keyboard; harmony teacher
 Mrs. Mulder, Capitol Park inn, 9-11 a. m. 6-12-2t- -fr-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

IF wanted, a young man cook (colored), with years experience. hotel or cafe, address K-32, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

FOR SALE-340 acres of cut-over land near Sterrett; price. $7.50 per acre cash. Minge 23 Jefferson Bank Bldg. 6-3-tf
 FOR SALE-At bargain, cotton gin, saw mill and gristmill. Inquire pr. w. w.. Clapp city 6-11 -3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

WE will build you home. Birming
 nam Building and Imp. Co. 414-15-16 American Trust Bldg. 1-16-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

FOR RENT OR SALE-Hotel in town of 2o0o population; partly furnished; possession July 1. Write H. H. Mont
 gomery, Jacksonville, Ala. 6-10-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

TALK. WITH ALAN JEMIsoN.
 Main 100. s-s-tl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

WANTED-Positlon by colored man as
 butler In Birmingham, or will take work
 with party or family going on camping tour; can furnish references. Address M-32, care Age Herald. 6-12-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12
Queen s3 Crescent Route
Frisco Lines
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
 FOR SALE-Colored picture show, for cash only; doing nice business Pres ent owners unable to give 1t proper attention. Good business proposition and money maker to right party. Address Picture Show. 1916 Morris ave, phone Main 1161. 6-10-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

TALK WITH ALAN JEMISON.
 l0o3 Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg. s-8
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

HAVING no means. please help me by giving me work by day cleaning up, washing windows and bed clothes; white woman. Address L-32, care Age-Herald.
 6-l2-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12
FOR RENT

RATES-One cent n word n dnys no nd.
 taken for less ihan 25c for first inser- lion. Cn-h rpust accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12
=]|ONE GENT 4 W0RDONE CENT 4 WORD
MONEY TO LEND

RATES-One cent a word days ad. taken for less than .5c for first fnser- finn. Cash must accompany arGer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12
ONE CENT A WORD
FOR RENT-ROONS

"AIEs-Onc cent a word a dnys m ad. tnkeh Tor tess ttnn :5c for first iuser-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-06-12

FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished room for two with separate beds. Apartment F. third floor, Whitfield flats Main 6S7O.
 6-11 -3t II CT,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
ILLUMINATION FOR THE OFFICE AND TIE HONE

why il ,h. Of
49,, h
the rh''
Of
in Is al
PLACED by window
siis at the end
maa" artificial ixh''nx s''a"s
should Thoroughly
anyhy They should b"
OF
IN. ordinary frosted
z,a,. snfsisn illumination
ortsary
Ewes m. \ nss
pas-a tshi
" s-sanE sfins
,ha, ,h. " shoaa-s s'i ins
iamps n.misas sh"aia
haS~d
hna sissss ss SHADED hh reduce
iish' available
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
ARGENTINE CORN N
A&E QUANTITIES
REACHES new Y0ak

New ysst. Jas. Ss-Nsssif ses.-
sss baskets af Nss~sssss .osn ~es.
hssss ssiosssd H iris .-or 'sAsy.
asa ai.liss- ..es~ fsua the s"ash
<Aa~ssrsa r~psh,i.s are nadef roe.
ossfs. nv 6r-Gu0sisoosAse shs ~.
| srsu .ss-sis ~ ssc T~ssessl Of shs eats
Iua the ssasse usdsr sh~ f~~sss ssstfl
arts
usse shss 1. sos. .s~. bash~.s ksss
b~.s y~rei.sA IA sas Gsise; States
ssa.. the sssiss s--as issa -sf~rs. ~.
f1r.i irssa lA- Asu-asin~ ~sss
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
uvIsfocI AID CANE
I401fc1I0N URGED


IneludsA s1o0E the resolutions
passtA By the Delta cnaniy i.'s"
Moek Asssrissias. ~ q nse'ing held
In rsjss on D~~enb~F s". .sgs III"
fsiIowiax:
where's. Predatory ~iia AMI
asis rosltau~ sa las~s' some "f "uf
ranges. asa
Where's. their .ass.as- and
spread nssr tho ensir~ ssas- ~osil'
sasaii . heavy los il live sssrh.
IT. Il s~snisoA. shsi the Delta
cousiy Live stnsk Assoeissios.
lhrnssh il. exs~uIj,. hsssd. soaIis.
ass 10 ex-svsse esssy aiiisrae~ In 80.
~ssiss The help asa assistance nt Ias
ssas~ hoard of ssnrt isscsesina roa'.
Uissioaes. aad The forest s~ssic~ IL
es,isely ssaat-atsax sh~s~ r-sss :'"n'
the raasess" Aad
Where's. Tho s2ss~ animals. fish,
vslssfosi. sans s;sd.. asa ..sssirs,'
issiy hesvss. hsse II ss~ rss, h~~a
wsasssiy destroyed ~ the hattie
neat asa rsreorshus aad esh-r
oasinsai iesrsis II ce;ssaan. ssa
''whssrs.. the ssase al cnlnsaas
, sss passea iss. Tor the sfoss.'ios ri
All kiads af Easss saa fsss. aaa tbs
rrissA States sasest service ts se'
destsstss Ia cooperate Falls ~iss
The slase a. rnlsssdn il ,h- sasorr~-
mtNt At the iau.
~ Il resolved. that ss~ fA-lsa
caaaiy Live sseek Assoeiaisss 10
seas~ssios asssnsi.ss hereby s@etsss
/. tAai IL Aprenses Of the se-or~rss'ss
~ the forvss service ~iss ,hs state n.
rteiasase sad ~e .sisds~ nars~sse. sa':
APPEAL 10 al .soekaea In asssss 10
.sssy practicable vsy IA 'he snsns~~'
aess Of ~. ssse iass ~ $40 state
Of Colombo"
1h~>r s~.olsstess sts saoes sse
n~~s asa s.nss vsiashle evss sdnps-d
hy . Colorado live ssoek sssarsssios
| - further eo-nrsssssns siss federal
saa ss,se ssshssts;ss N the rsose<.
finn At s,ae ssA live .snet. asa IL )
The haee es sneesssy efhsisis shs'
! ssm,iar srtiaa 0sy ss sstss hy 81.
~ lire ssark sssneiassos ID tie safe
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
,Pns. Ian. la. Isit.p
Ne,ice Of Sseckhsldsss' Asetiae.

The annual nsssinx af the sloel
holder. Of the Castle Hail nsiidiss $
csupaay siii ir hsid ., the 0asaass
Room in the Castle Hall Building. ~
the .ornsr of Pine street ssa Sesass
sssna.. in the city at TriaIdsa.
Coia.sAs. sn Tuesday. January l3sA,
\. q. isit. at "a" r, ~. fes the
i.asrs~. Of -.-esins . i,assd ef aise~.
tors fc. said .e~rssy for the ee0tak
y-sr sns iran.ssiins apy asA sii 9th,
CT susinsss 'hss nay properly eoa-
.@.oss saia rns-,iss-N, ~. seARs
President y = uni.iENnrd'K. See,
rstars
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08

. TN h ~ sst.S r~~-iy - ,sssis hssp
~ ossssp. u svsS~svs - csis asA .iiss~~S'
Y i(oeS r,sssA ~ IL s,rsts m ~ lssAr~
aekss pi;ssu ikase SHES sd asss-lss " Ais
aoirs~ !. sss-ssss;sT ssd .<..sk<. sss 10.
Gs@nsssn~ Il bf~sss stss-aa
NasAst's csSsA is 80 eNsssNs1 svss~as.
ssS ~ ssly h.as.s-~s all ssstsss h -.
0nneN ~ AMMsvs . sepvdT svS~sesJ eef
- 0dSse n. - kssIaes . healsly
iAsspasAay eakt ~ ses.sNs Il hes sAsDA
VoShrVs rss.sA .ss - Nd at sat as~s
0rsw 81 sim ks.ssse. Write ~ otssl ~
Hsssistes ca. - tA0as ntAe. Asissss.
Sya. fss thsis fs.. ..sst. Wfi's to-day. u
"a w>ng jNpsysssIs>
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
AssAUl9 can vp
n 1n COUNTY CoUR'

Rae.st xkksss. sspessaseadeea 81
lhe r~s'~s Rise. 10 bstas srtea ia
the esssrsy eosstt today ~ a shssse
os sssaaN ash haisery preferred ~
James Kelly. The assault ts allegro
Ia bas- lskes rlser pa ser~mbes
"a. q. u. lsssAee - special vsm.-
csser is assaelsssa ui,h t,ecitv Dss-
,si.s At:csNet u. ~. Ratssos. ana
the AeseNse Il serses~ated ny jadr-
J. u. Nostheau ssd J. J. isoyie.
hTc eharse str~ ~, ct . visit
shs, N,shoas made so the house o.
supsea by keilt near foshes. ~hca
the dcfeadasi TALKED with Kelly
relative 10 . r~pess sr<csvrsi by ssn'
that Kelly had 'ha, day stopped a3d
turned hsek people % the susd 10
rcsh-.. kesly reached for 40 exc
hsaaie 10 Strike Nichols. seeosvtia 9
- tAc defendant. sad Ntchoss struck
MIN oa..
Kelly Nss arrested day OF swu
later On . chsJsc ct rsekestnG. Tie
n o. tsther. The case ~as dismissed 4
N iusti,e eoaft.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
cAlIIfs THIIH MILLIONS
YRoM HOUSTON 10 CHICAGO

81 t.,si.. M.s. jan <s-Thsse ntl.
itoa dollars in co.'s and east~scT
~ss sak.a shsuash ~ l.n-sss las
sssht sy u 4 tsssssos. sht~f At rn-
H.. At ltassssos. ressss lie Sas Sns.
sss sA~ nsnssy tsusa . ii.ssssoa hsss
10 ess IN Chissscs iiy emrsn,tsa
ti-. ,Ie iteassos henk saved assf.
" ss".... ~n,sh an ~spss>- s"sa.
oasy haa sssr.i To sssasroft shs
u..asyo tssssos 'osssd h'as~lt
vIss ID. mocs, ~ . ssstssuun sass
h. lsn tis.,ssca asa sid cot '-ar-
tho ro~m uas,l s~ changed safs
herr
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
WILLARD on rRiAi

t.os Angeles. CALI. Jan. >.-Thc
uisl cf less willard. the pssiii.s aa.l
airc bosiss promoters sai spccta.
tors. accused of haslna violated the
stsic Law asainss pfisc fIehtias. n
connection With the ba,t at Vernon.
California. August :: last. when
wiilsrd'a cppoaens. lcha vouns. was
Killed. was hesun II superior coart
here to-day. The j1fy ~as selected
yesterday.
In order to make the prize Ush,
accusation issuc clear before the jury
Joseph Ford. deputy iistr,c, aitor.
aey. dismissed the charge against
Thomas J. McCarey. = boxing pro.
moter, and Indicated that the saWt
actioa would he taken with reference
10 the other defeadants. exec otins
willard.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
Jtksssa asl Wed
Tlva Dospa Eedersls

cAi,asn. jaa. s-wsi,.r joas.
So. the fswe~. wA.hisssaa pitch
er. hsa rctassA ~ offer os SALARY
cf saA.sss toe three years and =
scaas os sis.sse. made hias by J"-
1sakef. aaaas.s nj sae Chi.sso fsa.
esal t.raxue team. Tiakcr announced
sedsy lohasna said he vas scstr.
but had ALREADY siaard with WASH
issson AMI ~rsid ~, ism, NJ. ,na-
tract
\ sim,ias offer 80. aads loo
Wood. the Pi,tsharsh Americas
pitcher. hat he also declined be-sus.
~ had already sisaed. with his team.
''kiss'' Colo who ssincd fame ~ .
mcahef q. the Cubs pItehins stat,
In tsie. aad ~ho vas drafted by the
New York Ames;caaa ssom Cpiur
hus last fall. va. signed ,Sass h,
Naaaese TiAker.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
Social Affair S
LOCAL MOTIONS
AND SOCIETY. NEWS

| tors home. The wedding announce.
inens WAS no, publicly made ~ thai
time. bni heeam~ g-n~rniiy kna~ q
Today.
Arthur sehienderins Is = iOrm~s
resident Of 1'rinidsd ana rolas a re-
sroasihi~ position with the Western
. a4or~x eon,Iany at peiasus. Mrs.
~ hiendeSinK il = popular youna
lady of fost Collins and r.ior 10 her
MARRIAGE wss .. sheni TEACHER ~
is-iAsua.
0tiAen Installed.
War veterans of two generations
gathered at Castle Hail last nishl
with ps,riosls ladies' of the ". u. e.
To witness tho public insisiistioa Of
the newly elected Officers of Major
Edward MsCanviii- ramp 4, :. ". y.
The gsissied veterans OF the Civil var
~~ss pr~~ess II sunber aad tho ~.
saisx wss enjoysh,y sp-si. \ most
entertaining Program sss sit~n snd
following Il an infasma: banquet
bgas ssss-A. shs isAlss' auxiliary of
the 4. Il ~. v. doing ,h. SnaoTs,
Gasp ranfssndsr J. ". ,n-ahs r,~s
sided At ;hr h~aa Of ttH iabA-
\ sr,endia sdtress sss dilIsessd
By a.. gasp historian. u, q. F,sassoo.
Oh she cause af the srani.s-NtasFi.
sah ssr .Ns. stsastna reviewed the
hi..o-y ~ the spsa.sh-Nmesieau
ase Mr. fissssoa reviewed the his.
,oss az she s,sni.h nation ass ssniU
Of i,s s-n-sai assiiae. nsn'fesssaa
s.s.. familiarity With hi. sahj-e'.
Addresses s.s- msas So. hs u. ~
its,.ssa ssi J. ", tArain as6 By
ioha tanSse. wso pas an sword
tass- watch as = ss@ss nosei ssa
.h,sstsinirs .suass rspsaiu caskss
sa,s hoe he broke il as . spsassA
War sss~ras. ~ effort that sas -.
rl-.e siss .eisiasi hsnos. nsf~ssns
also son@ of si. E-arsss sFrs~r-is's
IN the ncrasenss
The JassG peshtie Installation nf The
..ss.es. at rsisSasa t'n.s a. A. n
ssi " ~ a. sSiI taxi place - Rat.
-sss, sssss 81 sssss'e Nssi. s-a' 49,
srssS.A War sstssss. asa sh~ss
eSs~s saA asahes> sf IN ladies
.ss.siss., asa al t.ssssnsis heAsrs ss-
ie, sssa. A. No. aGssas tbas beeo -.
,-ess &. 1-ssss, caass ssa hss ssssf
ass sas osfsOss af .se Nsstnass
Gassss y eestsAk ssassaa - s~~a
assaxss Nat s-ss' ~sf' esa The
-ss ssu'. satsss&is~seis
rRs esesspn lass sSsss fsslnsss
Asaas~ess ''CA.s~s 81 Keass>a As'
| ssssss Mar" II - Assss-sss sseai
seLa. Mis- - v '.sssns7. svss'ss.
Mss. n. a. ssssSssess rtsso s~sn. Mr.
!. ~ h-nsos Rs~isIssvs.sss Co~'
asas.s-r itkk at me a. y ". sse
rsss nss~rs.~ss sn@ess:sr ssis'
too It r. = W " rsss" ~-ss. 'As
Ssis.e,. uantes "Csrssis s'oakss ,
! tita~t. sa lS~a9e tatathss - she
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Sealed bids all; ne received tot the
eorsiras,ioa o: the t-as Animas soiar
- coass ;iaas~. nn,ii IL o'eieet .. >.
jaaassf g. 1914. By the Hoard VI
cnaaiY coaais.ionsss Of t.As Aalnss
C~sn,y. rnio,. At sssis effiss. eossts
Msia sns cssAiaai sssessa Tsiai1sG
Colorado. aernrsiss 10 sisas sas
sr<eistsssioss on fi'e with !. u. sss
". ". nspp coHpass. srwhisssss.
Nssasis nasis;ns. Tsia;AsA. raio
" above date ana snss si' hsas ssii
ss puhiisis apsasn asa rssA ssaae
All bids In bs MARKED -hlAs e-
cssu itessr-'. asa sAdsssssd n sk-
anssssisaea. Tse isassA sesssse< ~.
s;xhs TO reject aas saA all ssAs "a
y tissisa. rsaisra1s
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08


Chieass. 1aas >.=Thr rs.sss de-
cline in corn nfisss hss- ~ens . a~a,
~ sas,s-r ,a1sss. ID. 10 The r~anssi
of she tariff sats ssars ~. cereal.
ss~.niasir-, - q ieeiih~ in she ttas.
has Nssr. msrts. to-day.
Atrsasis~ soss in Nr~ Sask ia ~
pc seat selling snsss To sisr reass a.
dor ,hs prize ~ which Chsssse shlr.
aest> rec ,. ola 10 thai nsskss. ae.
soefiax u tsnass \. rsitsa. sha f'ss
ssss ,eass has h~ea s~~oss'srA ~
sse fostaoss cots dealer 10 shs
N0~sssaa mAsksss
NJ. t-Ais~k sais sAss 10 as~ e's-,ss~
"f sin-- h~ snak~s fos TIRE sss.~assss<
~ iosrisr ensa n s-sssss msstsss
ard ssras~.s.' that I. sua ~ Ihss-
sssss ,ss sh~ar-s f~ss wou,a iasrsase
rsc-'assisa a. s-ef,
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r.a. Pee, ss. is-tsss 8. 'is,l
STOCKHOLDERS Nu1lHo

fea ssr hsfrhf aosisied sssS The
sssaai stockholders a~~sisz Of The
Ts!aiass hsisk s Tile eoasssy viii
s~ held ~ tic etsies of ss~ ssess4ea'
OF the ssii eaaesaY. :ss Cassea'
street. in the CITY ct Ts:niesa. State
o. Ceiossan. On the i.is asy af jass
sasy. ieit. a, ::sc c'c.~rk r. ~.
rss .sts ns~sisl ~lu ~ Aeia ses
the pssIose Of si~ssias . tAaasA ~
iHs~ssass - assaasr the sftssss ~
the cnmrsay ser the ensssias year.
are IN transact such other basiseas
81 nay rome properly Before ssret.
sc's~rs' ae~sias.
=. ". PIERCE. see'y.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08

~ EASHy Ns4o1l
sAse~eh ~ icsal
esvsval ssvva NJ fr-a
.sf ssAx ssA t.sIA
tsps kst IL hssi'h e
sssserv .t Asvl
seo;ss. SD ~ q
w-a~ktfsi isas-sU
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The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
coPPrR PRODUCTION.

NvN Vatk. J0n. TIE strt"'
msas n the Sore~T 1'sudases>' -.
s.sssI,oA for ls~srwbss shows m ~.
es-s.~ In stock. - aaad ~ s7.s"s..
iss pnaaa. a. .orrsss-i with the
ryrvioss. rsoask.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
DR. KARA nonfHsooRi ITALIAN AUTO EpuoA1oA- Whsse
wora yesterday by thmsntss Ct fss a.A

WVIR Wuo OSSGutS<0 Jest1sSAy " "
Just a guict. mtddI-aac-I wvu,aa-
rather stout. ohsctvan'. with jet
black eyes that tell ot spirit she cen.
TO, express IN Euaiish. ts b Maria
Mca,->.cri. tho Italian who has ',sea
s.,cd In this country. Che believes
In studttug the child's personality
In education. tho rover o! assifntIa-
tion OF Ideas. of meditation. OF de-
,eioping growth Within ones self.
She breaches the doctsiNe n rsttce-
sl feeding 70 quiet the cfyiss child.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
NOTICE. OF ANNUAL
SroCxNolDEIG 4rSfuo

Notice - hereby si,ea stal sh~
Aaapai Neeiias n the s<oeshasae.>
os The 7rny t.snsasy . Hapr,y Coas.
raay. will NJ neld st the oftsee NJ
said COMPANY. corner ct Hlm saa
rhes'a"s s'ssess. Tsiaissa. coie.
rsac. On she iWa day of Jaaaasy.
\. n. 1914. a. the hour of ::se p. N.
Of said date. for the pusresc NJ eics'.
iss a Heard o. Directors At ssis
Comrsas. sad the transaction es
such other nu.snes. ~ mar properly
COME before said meeting.
ncsc a. Trtasdad. Colorado. sA,s
t;'h IA, nj Dcecmrcr. A. n. 1914.
". ". MeHENDRiks
t'rcsideNs.
Attest A. ". McHsNDRI..
Secretary.