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The chronicle=news., 1914-06-06
cAmAWzh PREPARING
ANSWER TO MEoIAIoRS

ToeSens. ceshuiia. juas ;.-tDe-
iass4.b-o~s~ssi csssss1n's sasu~r
to tho s~sa susssioa s-st his by the
Aossh Anssiesa asaisioss no~ is BE-.
isE perpss-d. cssssasa. his sssif sna
ssrnst arrived her. today after .
si.hi sp~nt oa the d~nrst tv~n5
miies cssl Of here ~hsF- the train
usa delayed ~ washed oas bridge.
H-svy ssiss also ss- reported -
haviaG 1saayea traffic frosa aossh.
u Gesss.i vtlia Aoss sos ssssv- from
ihsahsa City ~ ssaishs csrfsss.
viii leave vSistsa ossss~ for villa
ssa eaatisss his jossssy 10 Hsi,iiin.
~hi~h pssrs he = ssass ssssoss to
s-a~h. U~a~ssi viiia b imported TO
hare isft Chihsshsa city % . vs-ss iai
sssia hessa for T'osrena 10 s~s' Car
raass.
TAe Caaseilstisaa)aDe eagaoas1ss.
la-ssiet waa S1vsa . Desss 1s0eas-
'rssso~ ss<s 81 departure ysssss6ay
fsnea 'tj.fnso several thousand
sshan, ehsids~. lined the Hsrhs as-
sr which .is train ~as To i,ss~ sns
.snns for .vs-'ai hoas. in sh- sin 4.
ras- him farewell
wh-n rarfansa's Train -As stalled
is's nigh, IL -ss discovered there
SER n. provisions as u had h-rn
.si--,-i To s-ash Tas.ron for ai.n-rs
Tho Associated FIRES. correspondent
produced an .ii s,ns- and to" m-fn-
b~r. ~ tho rrnssai's rss'y ate .o'n-
csan--i provisions rs.rsnsa al" his
meal in 'hr dir,ir iish;rs t'ns -aE.
and later his field i-i-srarh"r ru'
him in ,oash with his military chiefs
,nrou ueh.u, nsrsh.rr M.siros
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-06
SuFF ARSON
SQUAD COMMITS
MORE OuTRACES

of the arson squads Of the militant
sTffrageites was continued today
when the women set fire to and de-
stroycd fine mansion near High
wycombr in Buckinshamshire. about
thirty miles from London. The
mansion was filled with valuable
furniture and objects Of art. The
usual suffragct literature was found
about the grounds
The house adjourned the historic
parish church. which is believed to
have been the real objective Of the
women who were. however. unable to
ubtaia admittancc.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-06
MotiLer JssesI
Auovsl 4 Caas1a

SEATTLE. Wash.. Juss s.-"Moshss'
Mary Joaes. oss.aissg ssr the usitr1
Misc worksss of America. left ios
vsseouvrr- BY asa0ee last nlgAl
wishoaf hindrsnes. the Canadian h.
mAxyatiou officials. Who ps-y~ste1
her iron ~nbaskiss % the ps-vtoas
day hasiag bsea ossssvi-d by their
superior offiesss ~ Oota~s.
The RriiisA celsohsA so,sranses
ordrr~d the sxeiasSoa Of ''Nolhss'
jos~-. who hsd sasosae~a her isess.
,ioa u sddr~ssiax the striking enal
,niness of vsneoavse is.and % the
sTocnd thar abe ~ost1 be likely TO
''ssis up tFosble,"
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-06
HullY 6E STRIKERS HIGH POWER EDITOR BREAKS INTO THE BOOSTERS CLUB

the oulness maEny sshod and its comment has been
reeomendation overthrow and de-
tsnee Of authority and written ax has bsmhei
lies governor elected BY the people Of Colorado ad
the etens Of the state racd at
and sought advertise to the people Of tins sister
Colorado place unfit for decent and women
And now wielder Of the shears 4 boost,
er."
God forbid
For thirty year, The ChroneHws has raised its voice
and industrial prosperity Of Trinidad Las Anma
county and Colorado For hevc The Chrr
and order justice and d'ecney
For thirty yea The choneNew has the people Of
community kind Of that good citizens want
published fairly identified itself with
for the public good boosting for Trinidad
long before Yellow Buttons born doubtless
News has spared get the and
give publicity proposition tending benefit the city and
county garden spot Of the world The
The have always been for fair and
intelligent discussion Of public matters The Chronicle.
given support worthy enterprise and charity
good roads work the promotion Of county
fairs for civic improvement morality has stood behind and with
the Chamber ts abors Of town building with city
council police Of beaut the city with 10.
bring here and with the farmers who
cuvatnR the fields The ChronicleNew has contributed to
every which the citizens body interested and
stand, today stood day month for the last
thirty years.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-06
NEW SENSATIONS
IN SCnunAMn-
nHnkE CASE

chteasp. juss s.-t.~ssess ls-m-
tsA ~ish vosAs of est.~sios sss ,-.-
sissney rsosessiss esa~s sssersss sos
,,ss~sso wultaa Rspp. IT,. asa Ms,
s.ss1 ~ &. less n hss New tesk
Aeape>veee res~esseA ssvsvv IN sks
s~srsx os she Aisnsr~ suit .f Nine
sehansns.it-ink sssinss Rsrr.
Miss Frances !. A.ht.n. y auss~
~h. iar five naan,h. lived in Ms.
iA~sn's ar.astsnsns. sas rn-ssi"nrd
ans ~ .i,s- acquaintance With tho
alleged t.inss al Airs i,-an aaa
Rapr hep, the anra,is NOT The
crowded caur fupn sna srt.arca,lY
~-rr Of iatrnsc int.r-s. so the diva.
~he listened in,cn-iys \ letter ii"n-
.is,ra a. having tr-a .rat hy Eapr
So AIRS. Iran -a. insr-ia..d in r,i.
a-n.r. s"n- af IL. sentences we're
''r-ar N.aai.s This morning
brought M. a ~inassii-shfr- letters
sroa, you AMI postal from ms .is-
ter
You arc juss SIMPLY 'aonni' God
watch over y"u ami keep sou. do
not pray hut that Wish is as near u
prayer =. I can come
= ar, falling in love With you ali
osrr again and lon s,o have ,"u at
the head Of M, modes; little h"Tr
where your little heart and hands
wcuiJ control everything
Another letter said
Dearest Sonntcs Please siEnl
'Ncnnic' ami not Katie. Anyone
may u..- the name kasir. hut Nonnis
i. to he secret and sacred. look upI
to you and worship YOU and am cn-
iir-iy. your Biiiy.
Tic closing words Of another let
tor read by tho attorneys we're:
YOU are the one woman Who can
give mo happiness once my soul ia at
reacc with itself. Your darling. Bil-
iy."
Over the objection Of counsel for
the defendant a letter was intro
du,cd in which Rapp asked Mrs.
Dean to write a forcibie letter to
r.ssIss~a .s ssa- ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-06
IS swept
BY CYCLONE,
8 are DEAD,
many HURT

btouh wy bess Suue -" thS tpf
nsdo which swept aeros. north~es.
tern lows last hixht killed ss,sa and
Injured = dora. son,- seriously. s.-
cordinE io reports received in siouA
CITY this afternoon, The ksowa
dead are;
r. ". fETrNA. asshssn.
PATRICK p0r0HERTv. ssnbosns
- MrNrTT. child. Archer.
hisi.AND. .hiia. Archer.
WILLIAM HILLS. sAsLasn.
WILLIAM N,DANiEi-s. Marcus,
HOWARD hiiL-s. ssshors,
The seriously isjar-d arr.
~. w. FINCH. 4AsLoss.
J. u. LONG. sssbssa.
NRx. u. ". tsONSER. sssLosn.
nOW'AkD DfksTRAttuia. > ,-sss
old. scar liospers. probably fatally.
: d. DvksTRAnrts. sssr Nusp~ss.
HARRY isooGriiERr. s~ss nes.
,ssS.
TIE Tornado bit SAnhosa ahssis
::3s O'Clock last ssssiss. i-ssisx
spins aad death IN its wake.
Near Asrhet shs ssosn ios~ the
child of Iohs isisisad tsom iis faith
ss's .asms ssa Dashed IL 10 sesih
assiass The sia~ OF me tsrn hsas..
Near ilaspsss iss ssor. ssss~t The
farm hpsae al Jsa-s Aii~e aad five
s1emh~s< al she faaily were IsJused
snd the saiidiss. ves~ ~s-stes.
kaaD(ks toas. jWse s.-Tvu ssv
Dad. sae wlssiax ssa lwo istas~A
10 . syeles. ~slsh sss~eh shtA st.is.
~ laas atshs. Pyup~ssy damage y
sseinslsA ss else.s~e: msssisslls
al II the ~sss cad st shis ssus
hssise sees iessii~a b, ~ wi~d
rk- ssraxs
MRS n l.. FINK
=. ". yErrNAs
Missing
PATRICK toitisrTS
Seriously i.ias.i3
J. II tO>Gs
MHs q. ". BONNER
Tao elevators. the city saisr tow
.r. III. electric iizhi plant and a lem
ber yari SCR s~er: avay by the
storm vhich s.rust here aiau'
.'si-cl. The sse, ,sa, ,h-re vet. Ia
,aii.ies did not i-,-ior until to-day.
when :h- bodies os Mrs iint and
Sr,un.. = lad Of 10 years. ~.r~
found a, the ruined homes
Mason ri.y. t..a. Jun" Calls
10. assistance at san'arn. io-s.
s,ri.a-n hT las, night. storm. ~-rr
received hrrr to-day. \ srr.tins
rain vas .Sn, p-st q. assis, in 70.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-06
nAD NVR0HE6
NOES IN CHURCH
STEEPE-kIuS Two

BUDAPEST. Hungary. Juae "a
mad murderer. Aasuss rosnsie. has
since yesterday novniaE made an im.
pssxnsbis tortrsss out Of the sis-pis
Of tho village church st i'orfiAny.
Armed With repeating rifle aaa 81"
cartridges. he tonk refuge In the
stespIe astsr kiiiiag . farmer and
his ~ife aad voaadsaE their daSsh-
ter.
Police tFSed 10 reach the criminal
btu verv r~palsed With . fusiilads
which Killed tvo aad voasded four
sscn oshsss-
4 iArr~ fusre Of roisee surrounded
the church today. hut the command
~ coalsssed ~ SAs helpieas uasii
roasles dseiSeA to snrrvsdss oe usssi
sp his a1nusisios. A sarrow stair.
vsy = the osis approach 10 the
ssecpAs sad Whenever sssaods has
sssenNeA 10 ssrrad. ~ Is fosrrd
n 'sSsiy te dssresd ss.is. iis ftrrd
sss of the zee esstsidAr~ yesterday
ssA h. eaAss vcsaasas = large aan.
bss q peesoas destroyed the altar
anA petprvs II she ehurrh. rhb
uoraias 10 heated frna the ssrsnis.
ia y . eooA shias yoa NJ ~ deep
during the sishs. Nos have fresh
ssrvsssh. wA.s NY :sss cartridge
l. snne ! ~iii MI myseif."
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-06
CLASS Of FIFTY
TWO RECEIVE
DIPLOMAS
West Theatre Packed
ct Comsseacespeat
Exercises Trinidad
High School
Last Night

The West ih~ss~r las, aishi was
filled I" ~af-seisy with an Audisars
NJ Interested and aa,airinx fsi~ads
sui Relatives ut The class of 1914 Of
tho Trinidad high school. The, we're
there 10 Sits~sa the xssduasing ssrs-
ei.~- al these tissy-,~o yo4ss ,.,opis
aad thssv MAS . rsyaausbl~ psid~ In
the srhiesemsass Of this sseosa elaas
-Sid-ai on all stAss.
The elsaA. sssis-si II unAasaalAe
sst~ and so~ss. occupied the sage.
sseorsisd IL the colon o. The els&.
sd and ~htg~ rhss~ ssps sna
s.-ns. of = ssa.se~s zssy. ~srs ess.
iaisiy psssoasiity-e eftseisk. The
,oaas isat~s of sh- sissa misAs haze
voss The isis.s s.asi.iss es.sstses--
tut there wssp all ,prsr.a'iy As~s-sA
the sa0e.
A s~i~cstoa by the oechsssss es,~uea
III. prusrea ssa u. Iavsrasloa bs
Rev l.. rr~sSesshai ps~rsae1 she al.
usssory By Al~ Massasss Jssss i4p-
sss Th- voek u TIT yssss isAv
sh0w~a ~ssA~sees ~ essstui ps-nssa.
'Ins asa hrr s~iivesy = u. sssecA
Vas rseelisst.
4 ssjsrslos ~ . asaeae Suassssss
wss p,sasass1y svsaersA saa veil ~
essseA sy the aadSssee.
The sAAss~ Ia sse ssslrssas Wse
~as Ei,~a by Professor Hasars ~
ii..i.~. of tho state agricultural soi.
i-e-. After a hsish, Ans .is,y in
iro-iur,iar In shi-h he .ii.riaim-a
-fa'n'isai ability aud .iairs-i Gals To
h- an engineer. h- delivered a talk
tha, in'rF-ss-, all hy IL. si-arn-ss.
Hs unira- Ps-srn'a'ipa .i h.'nrir
truths AMI -rii-n, -arh-s,n.ss
itis summary of The piaY. "Esrrr-
man -ss -yr-ii-n, ana presented
the rr-hI"us -, the Iifr aF.ai Of the
graduates In a mos, Impressive ~ay.
Tho malt. thought Of the SPEAKERS ads
s'-ss appeared to h~ L. aimohish
the graduates tn have COURAGE and
s'irk.,..H.is.n-s- .. ain in life ,H'.
n. -v-n 'housh AZ times the stress Of
storms SEEMED great.
Tho rai-ii',ory ~as given by Miss
Doris b,rp,hy N"s-r In a pl.asins
and Impressive msnn.r ii'r ora'iun
also -ss carefully prepared. clearly
.nuncia,rd and received br tn" audi.
.nc- with -,is-n, appreciation
Mis- Rachel Allen. in tao vorai
solos. "s' p,wnins.' 'ahmar. aud
The Ss-r, pf the Year" SsIi1r.
realty pleased the audience.
After tho presentation o' "a. class
by Professor ]. u. M"rEaH. Ir !. =.
sherman. president of 'h" board u
education. presented I'll" m"rnb"rs Of
the elias with 'ESir diplomas. and
the b-ncdi,,ion by R-y. ! - Ferris.
closed this impor'sn, episode IN the
iifc of these .if,y.,wo Young rr'rifai
men and women.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-06
NORMAL
INSTITUTE To
OPEN HERE
MONDAY

On Nos Ny nsFaiaG. June .. tbs
iv~ay-sosFth sassai ssssoa es tbs
'ss~hes.' normal isstisute Of tbs
sia,h district. eo~pcsiss i.as Asi.
isss ssA Hsssfsso counties. viii b.
sis q ,she Riee sehso, baiidisx and
~oasiass sstil Jass -.
Ths sssios tbs year viii SHOW
0say impsosss~sis over ihass os
fesmsr jean. especially IN the is-
stsSstise features which are b-ias
pissssd. Psofs~nov u. A. k--isy vili
sosdset sts isssissss saa wiii have
ssd~e hia . fsSuisy eoMpassa st 4
~. Asdseus os wsissahsss. Z. u.
Norssd a sopsts ssa Mn. t.-ls Ash.
msa u this city.
oas feature II The iasaiius- sili hs
'hs ssos~a eiAss~s ~hIrh Siii b.
hsoashs 10 ssd ssashs usass the %.
p~rsisios ot Ihs ias,rs-sosS foe the
h~s~fss of lAo.> vso ss- ts-apesiese.
Cd II the st os '-srhiss ssa siso Tor
'huHs ~ho hss~ saasAs. 10 iapsoss
'hsir ssssheAa. A aos~i pstaasy
sssAe viii ~ sssee the sap-sv stoa
oe Mtsa iela Asi,nas. Will. oss os
The ups~r gssasa wiii ~ hruashl IL
srua aepsis BY 4. u. Nssasa.
1haas vhs sssssa lhs iaseilsis. II
hss bess sssssss-A. Vim - ajtsvsA
ssshi pusisIs credits ~ ~ oesss
TseehssS' college so~asa ~ a.
Psaoas ~ thai isssssssjes.
TAe Aaily pssassa y - ss,leva:
s:ss.ssss r,ssajvs~ nd sS,~ss.
msnsr~m~as. Ns. K-~i-y.
Observation-Disclosures. Nr. Nor.
ahas Erossarhr. Mr.. Ahaf-~s.
,si:-3s Primary methods. AIRS.
Aui'iHans grammar. Air k--,-r.
sss.-in3sc= Ngsir ana general
exercises.
To- sa-ics so-it--r..
i.3s..ii ss-G'.mmar. Nr K--i.
~: rrinass n.th.s,s. Mrs. Auitmah.
iis"c.iisso-risice. Nr. Andrew.
Ne Mossna.
Typography. Mr.. An.
ifr.s: reading. Me. Nnrand.
is-i a"-S-sn in'rrmi.ion.
i'l... Drawing and roastrp-.
lion. AIRS. Aanmaa. history. Mr. An.
dress.
s.s:s"-rhIsioi.sT. Mr.. Morana:
drawing and construction. Mrs. Aui'.
man
s-S.s-ttissn'r. Nr. Andrews
Mr. Morana.
s.l:sn r.hmanshir. Mr. E"-i-rs
s.sa.i-nismi.sai: Lectures OF
lfirs
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-06
PRIEST CHAPLAIN ARTILLERY,

No- York. iun~ Father Th"-.'
as Ewing Sherman. a priest o' tbs
i-sui, ord r and SON 81 General vii
liam T Sherman. has '---n by ar
pointed chaplin In I'll" New York n,'
tinnal guard Ii Gntrrnnr Cilnn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-02-19
QUIT MEATH YOUR
KIDNEYS ACT BADLY
Take Tablespoonful Of Salts if Back
Hurts or Bladder Bothers-
Drink Lots Of Water.

We are a nation of meat eaters and
our blood is filled with uric acid, says
a well-known authority, who warns US
to be constantly on guard against kid
ney trouble.
The kidneys do their utmost to free
the blood of this irritating acid, but
become weak from the overWOrk;
they get sluggish: the eliminative It's
sues clog and thus the waste is re-
tanned in the blood to poison the en-
tire system.
When your kidneys ache and feel
like Jumps of lead, and you have sting
ing pains in the back or the urine is
cloudy, full of sediment, or the blad-
der is irritable, obliging you to seek
relief during the night; when you
have severe headaches, nervous and
dizzy spells, sleeplessness, acid stom-
ach or rheumatism in bad weather,
get from your pharmacist about four
ounces Of Jad Salts; take a table
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast each morning and in few
days your kidneys will act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid
Of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia, and has been used for
generations to flush and stimulate
clogged kidneys, to neutraliZe the
acids in urine so it is no longer a
source Of irritation, thus ending uni
ary and bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
iniure: makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-water drink, and nobody can
make a mistake by taking a little oc-
casionally to keep the kidneys clean
and active.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-02-19
q. O. P: Primary Vote
Falls Short in Henry

At the Henry county Republican
primary election, held to nominate a
county ticket, the largest number Of
votes cast we're for the three candi-
dates for circuit Judge, a total OF g.
O36. to the dismay of the old guard
leaders in that G. o. P stronghold.
Commenting on the primary the Now
Castle Times says:
That unusual efforts were made to
get out every possible vote was gen
orally known, and in some precincts
no questions were asked of persons
OF other than Republican affiliations,
who offered to vote; and it is believ-
ed that fully two hundred votes were
cast by other than Republicans, and
yet the total vote as cast is short of
that cast in 1912 by an average Of
more than one thousand. This goes
to prove. either that many Republi-
cans stayed away from the polls, or
that Progressives did not accept the
invitation to come back" That tho
latter is the solution is proven by in
quiries made Of Progressives in many
Of the Townships
The Newcastle Courier lately has
been shedding oceans of crocodile
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-02-19

tears because only half the normal
Progressive vote in Wayne county
was polled at the recent Bull Moose
primary in this county, and has been
drawing the conclusion that the
Wayne county results indicated a
back to the old party movement.
What the Courier and other Republi-
can papers will have to say on the
small G. o. P. vote in Henry county
will be awaited with interest by local
Progressive leaders.
F. c. Cause. was nominated for
Judge over H. H. Evans and Charles
S. Hernly, the latter being we'll known
in Richmond. He had charge OF the
lot sales at the opening of the Beall
view addition several years al %. c..
o. Mogle was nominated for prosecu-
tor, c. E. Shultz for clerk, H. c. FL
liott for auditor, J. r. Leakey for
treasurer, H. J. Pressnall for sheriff
and DR.. F. J. Drake for coroner.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-02-19
Mems Furnishings Department

$500 value. Mems Trousers.
Loom End Sale price. SLIGO
$3.50 value Mems Trousers
Loom End Sale price-.H 81
$500 value Mems Trousers,
Loom End Sale price-S2. AZ
$3.50 value Mems Trousers
Loom End Sale price -S2.95
-s40o-s450-s5oo value Mems
Trousers, Loom End Sale price
no" -....-....-----. $3.S
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-02-19
FINISH DECORATION
FOR BIG JUBILEE
Knights of Pythias Prepare
to Entertain Crowd of 5000
Persons At Coliseum To-
night.
MANY VISITORS HERE
Special Electrical Effects to
Make Ritualistic Service
More Impressive Have
Been Arranged.

With the finishing touches in deco
ration added TO the Coliseum, the
knights OF Pythias this afternoon pre-
pared to entertain a crowd Of more
than five thousand persons, who are
expected to be present at the golden
jubilee celebration and dance tonight.
Almost two hundred visiting lodge
members are expected from all towns
in Wayne county and from Winches-
ter, where the lodge has promised TO
attend Ell masse, and from many other
towns and cities within a radius of
forty miles. Lynn and Winchester
lodges deferred the date of celebrat-
ing the golden anniversary Of the
founding of the order, so as to be able
to come to the Richmond jubilee.
The men who will take part in the
special ritualistic service have re-
hearsed their parts until each part Ats
perfectly in the outlined program to
be given during the course OF the spe-
cial service
Congressman Adair arrived today
from Washington prepared to make
the leading address of the evening.
Because of his prominence, he is ex-
pected to be big drawing card for
the celebration.
Besides Representative Adair's ad-
dress several local men will talk,
among them G, H. Hoelscher, who
will outline the history Of Pythianism
in Richmond. There will be music,
both vocal and instrumental.
Special electrical effects to make
the ritualistic service moro effective
have been tried and will be used to-
night, varicolored lights being part of
the scheme.
The men who will take part in the
ritualistic service are Will A. Bond
chancellor commander; Fred Ken
nedy, vice chancellor; William E. Rus
sell. prelate; Albert J. Ford, master
of exchequer; Clarence Mote, master
alarms.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-02-19
EXTERM|kATE BAND
Castillo's Bandits Captured
While Fleeing to Border.

HACHITA, New Mexico. Feb. f9-
Maxine Castillo's bandit band has
been exterminated. Twenty-seven
members of the gang accused Of kill
ing more than two score Mexicans and
Americans in the Cumbre tunnel have
been captured on Mexican soil by
soldiers of Gen. Villa.
According to couriers who arrived
here early in the day all the ~ were
executed Immediately after the cap
ture.
The bandits were captured while
they were fleeing to the American
border, hoping to find refuge in the
United States from the closely press
ing bands of constitutionalist troops
headed by Major Miguel Samiguen and
Captain Juan Talamantes. They were
overtaken, however, at Espia, twenty
miles southeast of Dog Springs.
Palladium Want Ads Pay
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-02-19
SEEKS WIDE PROBE
INTO WHEAT DEALS
Resolution in House Strikes
At Operations in Chicago
Pit and Elsewhere.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-One of
the most sensational attacks made in
congress on the king of American
Wheat Pit was that by Representative
Manahan, OF Minnesota today when he
introduced in the house a resolution
providing for the appointment of the
special committee to investigate
charges Of manipulation of the price
OF wheat by unfair practices by the
Chicago and Duluth Board of Trade,
and the Minneapolis Chamber of com
merce.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-02-19
Big Savings on Loom Ends
of Dry Goods

-15c Corset Cover Embroidery.
Loom End Sale price. yd. 1OG
-1o-4 Seamless Sheeting. worth
CSC; Sale price per yd---19&
Lace Door Panels; Sale price
each .-.--.. Sc, So, 1O<
Table on Cloth. per yd. 1O&
One lot of 1oc and 121zc Tow
cling: Sale price, yd-- 711E
SOC Mercerized Table Linen:
Loom End Sale per yard. >32e
-25c Silks; Loom End Sale.
per yard ......... 19e
One lot of Dress Goods IN
Serges, Waffle Cloths and Nov
elites. worth Soc to 75c yard:
Loom End Sale, per yd- .3SG
SOC Silks, mostly Silk Crepes;
Loom End Sale, per I'd .25c
-1Sc Crepes, Loom End Sale.
per yard ........-.... 121hc
-s1.19 Heavy Fleeced Blankets,
good size. Loom End Sale, per
pair SSC
Large size Blankets, worth
$3.50; Loom End Sale. per
pair S1.1O
One lot of Comforts. worth
s1.69: Loom End price. .S1.25
3 lb. Rolls Of Comfort Cotton
size 72xS4; Sale price each 49&
Cotton Bats. worth 12hc;
Sale price, per roll Be
-25c value in fine Cotton. Loom
End Sale, per roll ...-..1Sc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-02-19

L. B. Johnson, Of ST. Albans, Vt,
generally attracts attention when he
drives through the town behind his
pair Of two old steers He has train
ed them so that they will obey the
reins as we'll as a horse.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-02-19
THE BEST OF ALL LAxATiVES

THE BEST OF ALL LAxATIVES
When the proper dose is taken the
effect of Chamberlain Tablets is so
natural that you do not realize that it
has been produced by a medicine.
Mrs. F. J. Braun, Fort Wayne, Ind,
writes: Last fall l used a bottle of
Chamberlain Tablets and have new
er seen their equal for constipation"
Sold by all dealers.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-02-19

Since 1885 there have beeneighteen
mine disasters in Staffordshire, Eng
land. at a cost of 457 lives.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-02-19

Tell your neighb0r to come
with you Friday night to the
tabernacle to hear Sam Small,
It will be the greatest occasion
yet.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-12-24

100 pounds. They found at least one
third Of the cows in the ordinary herds
to be unprofita BILE. Many herds in
other localities have been tested with
the same results. 1t is the rule rather
than the exception for cows in the
same herd to differ widely In the
milk produced. What the cow owner
needs to know is, first of all, how
much milk each cow produces and,
second, how much butterfat it con-
contains.
good spring balance scale, supply
Of milk records. and milk testing
outfit are all that are essential when
keeping milk and fat records. A
good spring scale is the best for ordi-
nary farm use. One that can be pur-
chased from any dairy supply house
for about three dollars will answer
every purpose. Scales may be OBJ
tanned on which the dial is divided
into pounds and ounces, or pounds
and tenths as preferred. The latter
Is much more convenient In adding
up the totals. This style of balance
is provided with a hand or pointer
which can be adjusted to stand at
zero with any ordinary milk pail.
This enables the weight of milk con-