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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12

WASHINGTON, june l2-Ra-
peal Of Panama canal tolls cXemp-
tion for American coastwi>e ship
ping passed the senate last night by
a vote of 50 to 35. The measure
now goes back to the house, which
Is expected to accept the Simmons
Norris amendment specifically re
serving all rights the United States
may have under the IIay-Pauncefotc
treaty.
The vote in favor oi the bill fol
lows:
Democrats - Bankhcad, Bryan,
Chiffon, Clarke (ArkD, Culberaon,
Fletcher, Gore, IIitchcock, hughes,
James, Johnson, Kern, Lea, Lee,
Lewis, Martin. Myers. Ovcrman,
Owens pittman, pomcrenc, Sauls-
bury, Shafroth, Shepherd, Shively,
Simmons. Smith (ArizD, Smith (GaD,
Smith (MdD, Smith IS. c., Stone,
Swanson, Thompson, Thornton,
West. White. Wiliams-37.
Republicans - Brandegcc, Burt N,
Colt, Crawford, Kenyon, McCumbcr.
Mclean, Nelson, Norris, Root, Ster-
ling. Shcrman-l3. Total, 50
The vote against the bill
Democrats ahurst, Chamberlain.
l.anc. MARITIME. Newlands. O'Gu"-
man. Ransdcl, Reed, Vardaman,
Thomas. Shields-ll.
Neutrality-suspicious. Brady, BriS-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12

United States insisted that to as
sent to it would be tantamount to
a recognition of General IIucrta $
right to exercise constitutional func-
tiOn~.
On this point the mediation con-
'ercncc has been wrestling for three
weeks. The mediators argued vchc-
mently from the Mexican viewpoint
but the American delegates were un
yielding.
Last night's conference lasted morc
than two hours Name, for provis-
icnal president were not mentioned,
but it is expected that at tomorrov S
conference, beginning will be
made in this direction.
The IIuerta delegates are anxious
that man identified heretofore with
no political faction be chosen The
\mcrican~ say the individual select
ed should be from the ranks of the
con>titutionalists SO that they would
feel sufficient confidence in him to
lay down their arms. There is every
reason to believe that eventually the
lIurrta delegates will agree to the
choice of an out and ont cnnstitu-
tionaliSt
One Of the individuals being talk
ed OF informally is General Natera,
the commander of the central divi>-
ION OF the constitutionalist army.
Iui, Cabrera. a confidential advi:-
cr OF General Carranzu, is another
who is being favorably considered.
He made good impression ON
Washington authorities when he ar
gucd with officials nf the govern
mcnt on the merit of the constitu
tiOnal cause.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
Game at l::3O Sunday

The ump, will deliver the ball IT,
the mound artist at | 80 Sunday af-
ternoOn in the game between the
ComStock team and the Carson
Colts. This promises to be a real
contest of the merits OF the two az
gregations OF balltOssers and Will
well repay the attendance of tIe
fans The Colts are in prime con-
dition to meet their recent cunque~-
Ors, assured that victory will perch
Ors assured that victory will perch
on their banner. Baseball has GER
tain items OF cNppensc to be met and
it is hoped that the local enthusiasts
viii be represented in numbers sui
ticient to allow the local manage
ment to break even.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
TWO-Reel Feature
at Grand Tonight

(Two Reel Feature)-Too Late
(Sclig)-A photoplay of piclurc,-
que period very interesting, and tells
d profoundly pathetic story OF an
erratc and sensitive composer and
how his genius opens the gates /"
tame and fortune too late.
Anne of the Golden Heart-(Vita)
A big drama OF primitive western
lie and true western character
The Uncanny Mr. Gumble-(Ed)
A broad comedy with few quiet
spots. An atmosphere OF refinement
pervades through the greater part OF
the pictures.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
PARTIAL ARRANGEMENT MADE
FOR NEVADA EXHIBIT At FAIR

1t a meeting OF the board Of di-
rectors OF the Nevada Fair commits
sion. held "Wednesday afternoon at
the office OF the governor, at which
Governor Oddie, Lieutenant Gov
crnor Ross and Attorney General
Thatcher as directors were present.
the method OF collecting, arranging
and classifying the exhibits Of Ne
Vada at the Panama exposition, at
San Francisco and San Diego was
taken up. After the matter had been
considered and discussed at Length
a motion was made by Director Ro,S
seconded by Director Thatcher, that
the collection, classification and ar
r"ngement of the agricultural anl
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
PRESIDENT WINS OUT IN
FIGHT FOR REPEAL Of TOLLS

tow, Burleigh, Catron, Clapp, Clark
WyoD, Cummings, Dillingham;, Du
point, Goff. Jones, LaFollette, Lip
pit Page, Perkins. Smith (MichD,
Smoot, Sutherland. Townsend, War
ren, Weeks, Works-23
PrOgressive-Poindexter Total. 81.
Struggle Was Bitter
The passage of the bill after a bit
ter struggle that has lasted for sev-
eral months wa, regarded as another
victory for President Wilson. Al
though thirteen Republicans came t.
the aid OF the Democrats, who vote1
for the bill on final passage, the pres
ident initiated the movement in his
party for repeal and it was behind
him that many OF the Democrats
who vitcd AYE" lined up on the lat
test.
Eleven Democrats, led by Senator
O'Gorman. fought consistently to
the end and even an hour before the
last vote was taken they did not
abandon their efforts to amend the
bill to meet their views OF the MAI
ner in which american rights to e<-
empt coa,twi>c shipping from toll
payment should be guarded. Al
though vote after vote ON all sorts
of amendments passed by over ma
joritics that never tcll below twelve
and on one occasion went as high
as "a, the minority Democrats kept
up the tight to the end.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12

horticultural exhibits at San Fran
cisco and San Diego be done under
the supervision of Professor Knight
OF the state university, at a cost not
to exceed $500.
On motion made by Director
thatcher, seconded by Ross, lie
collection and arrangement of the
live stock exhibit was placed under
the supervision of Professor Clark
OF the university, the amount to be
expended for such work not to en-
ceed the sum of $1,000.
Some discussion followed as to the
mineral exhibit, but action on this
was put off till the meeting to be
held on the 18th inst.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12

In correspondence in the Hum
boldt Star from the new camp ~
Mccoy the following is extracted:
This camp has taken its name
from J. II. Mccoy and is situated in
what i, known Il, the Wild range. IN
Lander county. The camp is about
thirty miles southwest from Bate
Mountain and is approached from
the Reese river side and up a canyon
III which the Gilman trough, nr
springs are located The y. {. rail-
road is about six miles to the cas-,
This discovery was made by MIR.
Mccoy about the middle of April,
while investigating placer grou1d
in this part of the country While
riding down the main canyon his at
tention was attracted by large
ledge outcrop which had been cN-
posed by a recent waterspOut, show
ING the vein. from which he secured
an assay Of SIS in gold and silver.
Upon getting this value he returned
at once. and since that time has eN-
,posed the vein for distance OF Over
lOO feet. which shows gold the en-
IRE width, forty feet Of which gives
rannings estimated at from SS to
$40
The main formation seem, to be
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
New Camp In Lander County
Gives Evidence of Richness

dolomitc lime. with dikes or strata
Of quartzitc, rhyolitc and porphyry,
with good number of iron CROP
pings
The mincralized section, SO Jar Is
brown at this time is three miles il
length and two miles wide.
At this time there are twenty u
Nevada's cnerRetic and hu>tlinH
prospectors and room for many
more Of the same stripe, but owing
to the shortness of time that the
camp has been in existence it is not
place ior the wage Garner, although
the feeling is strong that the day IS
not far distant when development
work will be started il earnest,
Wood. water and fuel are plentiful
Remarkable Assays of Mccoy Ore
Samples of ore from the Mccoy
strike brought in by w. l.. PearCe
were a>saycd yesterday by II. {.
Oa,tler. with remarkable and start
ling results. One picked sample
gave returns OF $64 in gold and 5000
in silver. The other sample was Of
about thirty p0unds OF ore and was
taken by Mr.. PearCe himself across
the full width Of the deposit. about
40 feet. The returns OF thi, sam
pie. said to be an average OF the
monster vein or deposit was 5000
in old and ASO silver
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
Christofferson Will Be There

Tonopah, with its usual enter
prise is going to have a big cele-
bration on the Fourth. On of the
features will be the presence ii
Sila, Christoffcrson, the noted avia-
tor. His program will be to negotiate
Mount Whitney, in Inyo county,
the highest peak in the United
States. and thence journey to Tonu-
pah. where he expects 10 arrive at
10 O'Clock in the morning. Arriving
there be will give several exhibition
flights.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
To Hold Services at Virginia

Rev. Lloyd b. Thomas returned
from the Masonic gathering at Reno
this morning and later continued on
to Virginia City, where he was called
to hold services at a funeral Of an
old resident OF the Cumstuck. Rev.
Thomas will remain and hold ser
vices at Virginia City Sunday morn
ing, returning to this city in time for
the evening service.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
To Elect Senators
By Direct Vote

At the suggestion OF the attorney
generals office, Governor Oddle a
couple Of days ago wired Senator
Ncwlands what disposition had been
made of the congressional bill pro-
yidinp for the election OF United
State. senators in states where they
we're to be elected by the direct vote
oi the people and where no legiN'"-
tive provision Tor such election hda
been made. In response to boVef !
or Oddic's telegram Senator New
land, yesterday wired him as io'-
lows:
Washington, June II, 1914.
Hon. Taskcr l.. Odde, Governor II
Nevada. Carson City, New:
BY an act approved june 4th pro.
vision has been made of a method
oi conducting nomination and cle"-
ton of senators by direct vote. The
essential provisions of the law are
that at any regular election in any
state next preceding the expiration
oi the term of any senator and at
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
Mason Valley Production

The tonnage of ore received at
the Mason Valley smelter for the
week ending June 3, l9l4. is as ioi-
lows: Mason Valley mines 1891
tons; Nevada-Douglas, 1923 tons:
other mines in the district, l,olI
tons; total. 4,53O tons, with a daily
average of 647 tons, For the wee'-
ending with the same date there were
shipped from the smclter two car
loads of blister copper.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
To Stock FallOn Ranch

Geo. Wingheld spent Saturday and
Sunday in and near Fallon inspect
ing his interests here. He stated
that he now had buyer in Utah
looking up cattle for hi, grazing
lands in the vicinity OF Carson lake
head for the Churchill Creamery Inc.
land holdings south of town. -
Churchill COUNTY Standard.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
Fernlina Carrias Robbed

Fermina CarriaS, "Mexican Queen
aged owner OF copper claims 1t
I-uning, is seeking a young Mexican
named Velasco at Los Angeles vino,
she says, got away with $4,000 Of her
money. She bonded her claims inr
that sum few months ago.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
Will Address Graduates

Governor Oddie is at Lovelock
today. where tonight he will address,
the graduates of the Lovelock high
school. He will probably return /"
Carson Sunday or Monday.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
Visiting Relatives Here

Charles +. McGcc, one Of the cnn-
ployes OF the Consolidated at Gold
field, who has been attending the
Grand Lodge of Masons at Reno IN
his capacity as master of the Cold
field lodge, was an arrival i'll Car
son this morning on brief visit to
relatives and friends
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
Special to the Appeal

LONDON. June 12.-An official
dispatch from Mitylene, an island
off the coast of Asia Minor, says
that Turkish regulars with machine
guns and a force of Bashi Basouks
today commenced an attack on the
town of Aivalik, on the coast of the
mainland. AS the town is inhabited
by $4,000 Greeks a massacre is rear
ed. Turkey has been warned by
Greece against opening hostilities.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
School Principals Resign

Prof. Swanger, principal OF t''c
Elko schools for the last two years.,
has resigned after being reelected
to the position. Assistant lrinclp Al
w. l.. Keep at Eureka ha, resigned
and gone to hi, home at Named /,
Cal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12

which election representative -
congreo, is to be regularly chosen,
a United States senator from said
state shall be elected by the peop'"
thereof for the term commencing
March 4th next thereafter. | am
mailing copy OF the act.
FRANCIS G.. NEWI.ANDS.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
Touring Two States

G. w. Ward, Mrs, J. w. Ward and
r. Jones of Oakland arrived via auto
last evening. The party are touring
Nevada and California. having made
the trip from the bay city via Mo
jave. They LETT this morning :or
Oakland over the Kings canyon
grade to Glenbrook and Lake Ia
hoe
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
Refuse to Return to Work

ROME, June achievements of a
revolutionary character we're report
ed today throughout the four prov
inces of Bologne, Ferrara, Ravenna
and Forli, forming what is known a
the Pomagna Although a cessation
of the general strike, which began
on Monday, had been ordered by the
labor organizations, the workmen of
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
Diamond Thief Arrested

SAN FRANCISCO, June H.
Joseph Fischer, secretary of the Al
bert S. Samuels Jewelry company,
who is suspected of being implicated
in the robbery of $4,000 worth Of
diamonds from the store, has been
arrested and is in Jail at Santa Cruz.
Officers have been sent to that place
to bring him to this city
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
Must Agree to ArnistiCe

NIAGARA FALLs, June H.
The mediators will not officially ad-
nit to the conference here the rep
resentatives whom General Carranza
has announced he will send to Mag
ara Falls. The South American dip
lonats said they could not recede
from their original condition d.
n1anding an arrnistice.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12

shire boar from the Nevada Experi-
ment station. The animal was ship
ped by express, and Mr.. Taylor and
J. r. Harvey motorcd in to Winne-
muCca to arrange for its Transporter
ton
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
Attacking Town With Machine Guns

extreme views in these districts have
refused to return to work.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
Buys University Thoroughbred

r. NJ Taylor of Paradise Valley
has purchased a thoroughbred Berk-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12
To Be Married In Grass Valley

Miss Gertrude Taillcur, who has
been teaching school the past term
at Ravenswood Switch, near Austin,
returned to her home in Dayton last
Saturday with her mother and sister,
Miss Grace. She will shortly leave
for Grass Valley, Cal, where sne
will act d, bridesmaid to her cousin,
Miss Harriet Lothrop, who is to be
married in that city. Miss Lothron
is the daughter OF Frank LOthrop.
formerly of Dayton, and the grand
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. john
Lothrop, who recently celebrated
their golden wedding.-Ie erlngton
Times
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12

Prof. Jones OF the state univcr-
oity, with a crowd OF students, arrit
ed at the Nevada-Douglas mine yes
terday The purpose OF the visit IS
to give the mining class an insight
into practical mining. The visitors
will remain for couple of weeks
and spend the time in surveying, ac-
tual mining, etc-H eringtOn Times.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-06-12

Frank Perrin Of the Fair commis-
sion force is in Reno on official bus
mess.
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rSo entirely different phss@s NJ
III. xErai moral auss,ioa ~hirh PRO-
pounds the sidAie-Why do siris 80
= roas.-Nsr- pv~ssnsssI in ioits-
soust ye-isrda. Aiisfh.,a shea
Alice Basns. aAi carrie kiiis. ar
sssi al iarai hot"' snndaN.
we're siv-n = s~sSins on = shaSs-
oi sssransy, T~a stories n"s .issaia
6i haaAs Interest We're ,aii Ia the
j,sds~. sisy silnsa-s ana In the Gsss,-
hers sf IN. ,-,lior sasamiis-s of ths
eisy sous.ii. ra oss IA. s,mpa'hy
NJ ire court AMI every spectator
aesl out: ik- other failed tn Arosis
the iisiesI spsrs at .ysnpsihy In the
hsrAst at ssyoa-, AMI 5h- reason
ssa that nac soil ih- simpis ,Fusa.
sosaid ss u Aas-a shansthii f-.iia..
The oshss sssssi is safe h-rs~if .s
d~aisis ~hish ronit ns' '.-- dissuis.'i.
Alice i'svpss- sn exceedingly
pretty SoaAs sonsa at "a. 10 tho
noshes n . hoS. Z year ole. 1a-r-
il s~Sissa1as ~stss1a In hrs fasS. n
RisttaA iasossss- In her sy-s, knr
scparsi-d from h~r husband in iAsr-
N@s. sh~ sAia. an esn~ acre. without
ar-aiA ~ relatives sa~ ms = s,ssE-
s-s hsrr aaa ~iihoai mos-, .hs
Apushi out . soupins ha,is.. ma ',~.
iss srqssiaisd With srsuiaiioas nj
rL~ i.o,tr~ ~ inrssioas ~ ssx,sa 10
sesp<esahtii'y Of her susroasdiass.
sh~ ioak rasstsss NJ tho halst
= h~s- she tons sp th~i itr ~hkh
sesoor,ssArA her ass--s. The ~om-
- tom fsast ssassf ot her ssI--si.
sse~ Tor l~o ue~ks il Tsiasdsa. snd
stated hss s~sis~ Tn s-s ava, fsom
tie ~ntisnaineais saa sst soa.s-~ s---
wh"s~ shr .snia bsiss nr h-s tasr
u tho i'son<r sssatAph~sr. jaixs
iiisss sase tho young ~osaan = fine
q. - ash sns,s-
Carrie Mills. ass-sisj uns-s tb.
samr -isennsians.s .cnsi.' 4" iai.
prrts tic .oa't .;ih a." .'ors that
shs ~As in..rsst .i an, ~ioaHsioin..
HA~ declared that sh- ~as tho wife
~ q striking sasi mine, ri s,ar.
vile. Her hushsai .sa s.ae aNs:
Th~ family "seaoe-~s hHi hesa -.
ri~s~d and the ssiiss ss u sso- ~.
lnsan.c irusa the taii~. Mac Work
CTS Was nA suffisi-n, IN keep shs
turned her si-t- toward the ''~s.trr
~as." sad hsesn~ . hhbiia- al tho
hotel. shss~. ~ aseos,iins tn cvid~n~,.
slightly ossic< ssrc"rrr'i. This ~om-
IN aisr ~ss fia~d ~ aaa costs
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uyTY YOUTH neE
o0 DEYcE uP
AROUND the wollD

The superior ~adusahes ot th,
As~si~sa Ashics" has b~~a lrssci
exaio ass sssia tho ~osid's spasss
u u hsIhs ssa-asssrss~ sxais ia =
Sio&e-esse sseiiss bicycle lcsr aaa chsis
Weas~i m. nj ,hs i~o Aatssesss
HtQev - reasr sros,sd ihs World 10,
. ~asss al sss."." differed hy the
j.ie~r& i..ii siu. os Nes Jersey.
rtarhea Trsiasa yesterday after.
sees. siAia s'hs hlsysis m which b..
I'm Ne~ Sasl city ~ Inn~ 20 at
las, year. III. rsrss~s. jsn-s Mas~.
the osAsr N'r-sissn In tho rare. 10
~ xrvin nsrrsili-. Afis,. axaiiins
W~aasl.
w~aa~i ia . short. ssubby chap
viii ~ oc<s ennai~aaae- asa aa.
ospai muscular sas~ineas~a'. t,~ =
. enelasr '-ns-s. N~ talked iasefrst.
iassy ~ 's~ trip shh mosaiaE. o.
ito sAs-stas~, al,Ax the way asl
q sbe fass n Tho itsc other srpss-
erstios foFvlsn. sAiicss that started
10 tina rouaa.ihe-~osia rare.
ass~s ssastrsi fsor, Ns~ York on
June :". The aaster. ~err twu
AnesI~sas. weaa-i ans Mayc. iwo
iiaiiass. two Rns.isas and "a,
trcuchman. ~ WHITE l'aini. Wss,
vissiaia. In the A.icehany noun.
ialns. ohn of ihr Hn.sians died. tho
other dsonrc-i out ot the rsSc In
Mar, isad. with ono Italian. The
other Italian aud tho frrnchmaa
eroppei out near Kansas City. Nayr.
WIN was ahead nf The crowd. passcd
through Tsi4iaad several weeks sen.
Wendell was With him mo.t NJ thr
way hut as ToErpa. kan.. Wendell
was struck hy an automobile and lar
IN n hosnitsi four weeks rccoy~r;ne
from Injuries sustained.
Thc world cyticrs have unit,
1915 to complete tho trip ani mus,
travel $1,000 miles on their bicycles.
The, viii TO to San t'rancisco ant
rfoss IN" ocean ana then cover
China. Stbcrin. Austria Hungary.
6crsnany. France. Ensiand and tho
nsi,ish !slns. Al San francisro
wendc, aud Mayo will receive = let.
ter from rresideat Wilson addrcz.scd
u tho new Chinese republic. On
tho way tho bosa collect letters ana
autographs and make their Ivins ny
selling nn&t cards and lCrturInG.
They ride about thirty or forty miles
. say oa an average. Owing 10 the
condition os tho roads. Wendell was
compelled to walk and carry his bi.
cyclic mnch of tho way over the Ole f,
santa e, trail between La Junta
ana Trinidad.
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ef1Sq11kS

. JNWABUt UtsG
Fred Ksissr Il fl0f0 cane In iast
sisAt $50 bssiasae ~.
". J.S'ssasA ssaSshli-. Ala. u 10
tho sity a. . bNsinAas tstp,
u. !. Naresll e CssAAiaa. 5sxaa.
y b N" ejty - b,asiAase tsih.
Mrs.. ,. =. Mars has rstasssA iron
an sstssdsA piasAr> sssS 10 Asisnsa.
r. u. Asssey. he ssll 4anvs le-
esl aiinras,. i<ss this nossia9 to-
nsases ~ . hssisss< 80 paAan,rs
ihA y $3.50
fhna sx Murray. we'll kas~a
Isavsr eostraesss asA tas0sssy -
this eiiy ass Rsiea = hes~ % bust.
ssss tsis,
}, J. }. AhesesoaAis. she ieeal coal
dealer. ieu this aassisg fnt tsaavss.
~h~ss 40 ~Iii sessa 'esnsisAss a.
thu week. tt.f-i
\, ". saskey. Of the assksy-D!ek
Ahssssss oa0paay. viii lsase tsoor-
raw fse neascs where he vii aiiesd
&hr senrk Snow
carsais chasirsvossh. Who has
h--s s~rSias on the military eno-
nts.tes. isfs tass aiyss sas 0skvisv
where ~ vtii assaas eosaasA 81 ~
essrss~.
u II. wsissei. sspersi Rasaxse
al the q. y. ana !, easnessy. Arrived
ssse yassesaay fsro rssasjc ~ .
ss,sisesA srsp sAs siil ss~ss scses.,
l dsys In the district.
NsJo. \. y. Reeves. sha nAs Ge~n
\ sVssias 90 tho niiilss. enonissisa.
| ;Sft last aishs Tor wsiseasnss 10 ~
part Tor dn'y dasias tho sarsss tsksa
yesterday hy that hoAs.
N~s.ss. t'nsses aaa i,seiI of tbs
! state sadisas'a esst<e. iesl h ~ auto.
r,ohii~ lsis ,.eraias tas she snesssra
\ rass OF IN. tosasy ehsse to-day ssey
wtii aL,sisase rsy sasssats amn6s
tho ao,ai-ss. eA
cotna~l H.isasa vssd.vkhurR left
/ iass sihss to- wsisessass vhsea h
y Sii1 ss~ssss0 eosuosaa os she sFaocs
| in the siuesfsso district. cssna~,
v~rdseksaeR - prssiacei nj tire mill.
| ,ssy sanasaaIos.
rspssta tfass. ~ho has hem arsias
jaaes sAsosss~ In se~eas eos,vt mar.
siai prnee-dtnss let, iass atxAs sos
the slsstsiiir aaa Mneisy Aisssisi
ssesc NJ viii r~sam- raase- of ,ha
'rnnss ssaiioaea shsrr.
". 4. 0sass. uhe sne the rsss i've
\ y~esx has hssa ~npIoysa - q aAar.
/ mafass sl the kls~ssiae drug ssorr,
hss s~.iGned his i+nsisies ssd lsevaa
loaixhs ~ 'hsesss. lie exprets d
janess u assshsss casasaAc.
NnA n. n. Wasrsa ~ hsea sAisn
! 10 Pueblo wkess she ~iil usaessn d
N.rsy ~saaiaasin~ asa ,reasneai ~
r~. csuk Er,ss. ih~ ssa,.kaown spe.
CALLS. NJ. Wassea has hese ID po,r
health for n'upb~s n year.
NJ. asd Nm, assnuei :. ,A~h ~
tseases arrived here ssts u,osuinx
sad wii. sread = se~ days IL tho
city. Nr. t.~~h .. q reen~s NJ Shr
editorial ssasf Of the p~a.ce Times
ID Il widely ksowa throughout tho
sclairs 10 neNApapre clsrlcs.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-20
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biaa Cafe. aflss ~ theatre. /:
RATE lNC1IASE sUSfAu6ED

WsshinRtoa Jan. :a.--incrcascd
rates on lumber from poia,s In Ar.
nsas u i.oaisiana. Mis,onri. OKLA
homs and Tc:as: aiso from Mem phis,
TonncAa"~. N Iillnois. ladisna and
other north central states, except a.
Tn rates on hard wood and yellow
pine 4" Sioux City were Sustained to.
day by tho Interstate Commerce Com.
mission.