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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
Rich Silk Scarfs. soc

A remarkable showing of the
very richest silks, both foreign
and domestic, in the very latest
shape four-in-hands with wide
flowing ends. Beautiful designs
in Persians, fancy stripes, neat
figures and plain weaves.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
Trimmed Hats Display

This is an exhibition that will appeal to the woman who
feels that she have hat trimmed especially her
order to individuality and becomngness The hats
in this display marked for their original treatments
usual but pleasing combinations of coors materials
superior workmanship There hats in the whole
collection which suggest each other in styleue dis
nctiveness These hats the creations of work.
and feel that by this display shall gain much
prestige for designers Features usually found only
500 $50 1000 1850
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02

still on the grounds keeping up his
work
Charles II. Sherrell took personal
charge of all kilograms. Professor
George Wilson, of the Harvard Law
School. one of the greatest American
experts on international law, also
took a hand in the game. He be-
came a sort of assistant minister.
wv. Murle Smith, Princeton grad
uate. and Tersus Van Dyek, both of
this city, handled the file matters
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
Our Youths SuitLeader, 1880

We'd like the who feels he ought to SS get
what this $3.50 of Fall suits in all
checks and stripes Natural shoulders soft front
patch pockets cuffs sleeve the conservative with plain
pocket, sizes 81 49,
BRAID-BOUND MODEL, new style in young mems suits OK
gray pockets all pockets silk braid
bound dressy sizes 80 to 49,. New M
quarters second foor Priced at 1O.UU
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
Special--Boys Suits With Extra Pants, S.
Special in
Boys MaCkinaWs, SIS

Without doubt these the best mackinaws for
boys that have to town at the price They are in
good colors the quality is good and they are not bit
skinny in cut. Boys delighted with them. All
sizes up to Is years.
Great values also in mackinaws at $3.50 and SIS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
New Fall Shirts, LOO

Shirts distinctionnot for sale purposeslgh and
dark effects plain pead booms French laundered cuffs
all new stripe and figures hand laundered and well finished
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
Reg. 100 Girls Wash -
Dresses NyC

SATURDAY ONLY--Many neat
and pretty designs. One model
in percale, white ground with
navy or brown stripe; long waist,
two-piece skirt; low embroidered
collar, wide belt and cuffs TO
match collar. Another model in
blue percale, with drop skirt of
stripe, with belt, collar and cuffs
to match, button side effect, large
buttons. Third Floor, Centre.)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
SIXTEEN INDIANS
KILLED IN MUT|NY
,Sikhs Refused Admittance to
British Columbia Create
Trouble at Bajbai.

LONDON, Oct. I'm a dispatch
from Calcutta the correspondent of
Reuters Telegram Company de-
scribes mutiny of Sikhs brought
back to India after being refused adj
mittance to British Columbia. Six
teen of the Indians were killed.
The correspondent transmits a
communication on this subject issued
by the Bengal government. as fol-
lows: The Sikh passengers on tho
steamer Komagata Maru, who were
refused permission to land at Van
couver, British Columbia, arrived at
Bajbaj last Saturday. Some of them
refused to board train for the Pun
jab, and opened fire with their re-
volvers. One European was killed
and several others, including the
commissioner OF police. were
wounded. One Punjab policeman was
killed and several were wounded
Troops were compelled to fire to
check the rushes of the Sikhs, and
sixteen of the rioters were killed. The
remainder We're scattered to sur
rounding villages, and later were
rounded up
The Hindus who mutinied at
Bajbaj are the smen who for more
than three months resisted the Cana
dian governments order of deporta-
ton, but who finally were compelled
to return to India from Vancouver on
the same ship that brought them out,
the Japanese steamer Komagata
Maru.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
100 American Lady 20
( C/B CorsetS YC

SATURDAY ONLY-Two very
popular makes. Low, or medium
high bust, top neatly finished;
non-rustable boning; supporter
attachment; shape and style late
in style and designs; sizes lS to
80. (Sec0nd Floor, Rear.)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
Mems Wear Newly Shown
LOO Roots Underwear
Other Days, 9 to $50

timely oeringevey should his winter supply
tomorrow-Roos Tvo underwear needs exploitingyou
all know its good points Natural shirts and draw 70-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
Economy Stockings IN
for Children ~

Are wonderful value, for they
wear like iron; long, elastic and
black that stays black all the
time. main Floor, Centre.)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
Young Mems Fall Coats

Goats. of style that the heart Of the good dresser
Balmacaans English shoulder split sleeve, full back model also
three button wide lapel fitted back coat with velvet collar We
showing extremely and knitted fabric,
patch pocket cuff, leather button lined , M IN - IN
Sizes 80 to 49, New second floor lL.UU W AA.CU
Boys 2-Trouser Suits
Twas these suits made that "boys will
boys style and strength we'll combined All wool fabrics
patterns Numerous Norfolk models
tailored with style Both full lined and tapped
throughout belt loops side straps and watch pockets Sizes M
years. (second hoor) Observation-Disclosures. OUU
Boys or Girls Mackinaw
Coats for Fall
boy girl Good health insurance
invest of these coats New Norfolk models in brown red
green gray plaid effects Sizes 10 to 10 A OO
garment made for sell NEW quarters I'd hoor) UUU
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
Special in
Boys BalmaCaans, $3.50

Balmacaans are in great demand for boys this sea-
son. That is why show such complete stock OF
these serviceable in all sizes from to 8 years
in variety of pleasing mixtures. Special values in
coats at So so to SIS.
The larger sizes of our Boys Balmacaans fit young
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02

Regularly sold at l0c copy, or
100 year. The October number
now ready. Show May Manton
autumn fashions designed espe-
cially for this magazine. On sale
at pattern counter, dress goods
section.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-04
MELON CUTTING
TO BE OPPOSED
Utah Fears Railroad Will Increase
Rates in Order TO Make
up Dividend.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
SALT LAKE, Utah, June 4.-The
state OF Utah will take steps to pre-
vent the cutting Of melon" by the
directors of the Union Pacific rail-
road IL Governor Spry heeds the
strong protest made to him today by
the traffic bureau Of the local Com.
mercial club
The road Utah corporation, has
ordered an extra dividend which will
split up among holders of common
stock nearly $75,oOO,OOo In Baltimore
and Ohio shares and distribute a
cash dividend of So a share. The traf-
fic bureau maintains that II such divi-
dend is distributed, the state will
cordially suffer because increased
freight rates will be certain. The
governor is asked to direct the attor-
ney general to investigate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-04
J.C, Blake
The HOUSEHOLDER
at the old stand
SOS JOHNSON STREET
PERSONALS.

Edward Knox tombstone has arriv-
ed home from Madison, Wis, to spend
the vacation days with his parents.
He is attending the University Of Wis
consin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bsrtschinger
of Quincy are in the city for visit.
Mr. Bertschinger will depart in few
days for Colorado Springs where he
will go to the National Printers Home
in the hope that he can recover his
health. He was formerly employed as
a linotype operator on The Gate City.
His Keokuk friends sincerely trust
the western climate will restore his
health. Mrs. Bertschinger will go to
Peoria to remain with relatives while
her husband is at the home.
Mrs. w. c. Smith and daughter
Lillian of Fort Madison were visiting
in Keokuk yesterday.
Miss Marie Selman OF Bloomfield
arrived in the city last night for
several days visit with Keokuk rela-
tivas and friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-04
NOW CONGRESS MAY
WORK ALL SUMMER
Criticism Of Roosevelt Likely to Pro-
long the Sessions Of the 1914
Democratic Congress.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 4.-Sen-
ator Kenyon predicted that congress
would be here nsarly all summer, If
not until September, owing to the
consideration by the senate Of a
comprehensive trust programme.
Senator Kenyon says Roosevslts
utterances criticising the democrats
for failure to deal effectively with
trusts and monopolies have made the
democratic lead srs fearful Of adjourn
ing without enacting trust legislation,
and though they want to adjourn they
have practically concluded to go
head.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-04
convlets az EIremen.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
JOLIET. ILL.,, June 1.-Two hundred
@honor convfcts" at the Illinois state
Prison here, members of the prisons
volunteer fire department, worked
shoulder to shoulder with members OF
the city fire department in fighting a
blaze tina. early today destroyed the
rattan shop inside the walls and for
a time threatened to spread to other
buildings.
The convict firemen were released
from their cells when the flames were
first discovered They wheeled hose
carts to the rattan shop and had the
blaze under control when city fire.
men arrived. None of the honor men
attempted to escape.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-04

Read The Daily Gate City. 1os
per week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-04
CITY NEWS.

Big clothing sale starts Saturday
at Funk's. $40 Main.
Herman lodge No. 11G Odd Eel
lows elected officers recently and the
following we're chosen: Noble grand,
Henry Reuter-; vice grand, Charles
A. Schultz; recording secretary. Al
bert K;efer; financial secretary, John
Leindecker, and treasurer, Henry
Rabe.
Watch Funk's ad tomorrow night
for prices on clothing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-04
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to all our friends and Neigh
bors who showed US their sympathy
in our bereavement Many thanks
for the beautiful floral offerings of
our friends and the choir of st. PauIs
church, whose songs were of great
solace to US.
MRS. AUGUST LuEDTKE AND
FAMILY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-04
Leaned from Auto.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.I
CHICAGO, June 4.-Mary Rossman,
1s, broke her arm and Rosie Shield
hous. 20, was painfully injured early
today when the two girls leapsd from
an automobile in which they were joy
riding with two strange young men.
They told the police the youths at
tempted to assault them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-04

FINE CHANCE TO GET A HOUSE
Put your own prics on the frame
residence on Lincoln school grounds,
purchaser to remove It; enclose It in
envelope marked outside Bid on
frame house." and mail to secretary
board Of education, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-04
PERSONALS

Mrs. H. S. Sutlive has returned
home after visiting relatives at Han
nibal. During her absence she attend
ed the pageant at ST. Louis.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-01-19
MUCH MONEY AWAITS HEIRS
City Chamberlain Of New York ~.
Custodian Of Large Sums That
Are Unclaimed.

There is a place in New York c,t,
where unclaimed fortunes lie. bnn
dreds of them, ranging from 81 nm f.
sl25,OOO. They are waiting there for
heirs who have never appeared for
those whom litigation has enriched all
unknowingly to them.
The fortunes remain in the CUSTODY
OF the city chamberlain for 90 wears. :.
then they are turned over to the stata
And there they are held forever "a.
cumulating year by year until soma
body with an incontestible right an
pears to cl.im them.
But hardly anyone does appear :,
spite of the fact that in 1910 the ci,v
chamberlain turned over to the stoto
s246,5lO.O6, and this year s54772 and
that there is about 5000. 900 being bo,d
there now, it is a rare occasion whom
q contestant does put in his claim
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1914-01-19
Learn Our Games

Flipinos are taking to Americ, ,
sports so rapidly that chicken ech,.
are fast losing favor in the islana.
Baseball, of course, is the fanc;aa
sport in the islands, as it is bonnd
TO be in any place that is under ,ho
influence nj the United States arru
and navy, as we'll as that of cfIlaa.
men who fare forth as civil servioo
employees, teachers and uplift worL
ers, but the American national co.
does not possess monopoly Of Ri, m
pino popularity. Tennis. football ans
even golf find favor in the eyes -
the Tar east, and another game nlaved
widely and much admired there is ~,
ley ball. There are more than oon
volley ball equipments in the pb;lin
pines, and they are pretty widely sna.
tered. 1t is a lively game and ono :.
which the natural quickness of ,ha
reformed head hunters is a usefp, =.
set n a.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-11
JuNTA %lMPoRrANrE.

FL abaIo firmado, anunelo por medic
de estas ccIumnas a TODD 81 pueblo
de Nuevo Mexico y partIcularmente al
pueblo dc Santa re que 81 dla n del
corrlente en- la Casa de cortes del Con
dado Sc tendra una lunta para 81 fin
de discutIr Ell asunto Importaute de ha-
Ger un busto 8 estatua del Ilustrc y
bienhechor vlcarIo Don Pedro Egui-
Hon, de duIce memorla. Espero Que
todas las personals que tengan a pecho
Ell bIenestar de 81 Santa Religion y es-
ten agredecidos de los beneficlos que
este Ilustre preIado hIzo para ~ pue-
bio ocurran a esta junta. No olvIden
Ell dla y vengan a todos, porque a to-
dos les paso una Invitaclon y den sus
miras en- este asunto tan l~mportante.
Hice este IIamamlento con permlso
del A~rzobispo y del vIcarIo de la ar
c~hidl6cesis de Santa Fe.
Respetuosamente,
TEoDoRo MARTINEZ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-11
NUEVE 0UERELLAS REToRNA.
DAS PoR Ell GRAN JURADo DE
TAOS.
Juan de Dios RoybaI QuereIIado por
Asesinato Mientras que A. Clarence
Probert Esta Acusado de DesfaTco.
Despacho Especial al Nuevo Mex.

Despacho Especial al Nuevo Mexi.
cano.
Taos, N. NJ, JUNO 10.-Despues de
estar en- session por cinco dias ell gran
jurado en- la corte de distrito por ell
condado de Taos retorno nueve quere-
las como sigue: Juan de Dios Roy
bal, asesinato; Maclovio Suazo y Ma
carlo Suazo, junta y separadamente,
asalto con intencion de matar; Cash
miro Fernandez, asalto con ~intencion
de matar; A. Clarence Probert, desfal-
CO.: E. D. Lutz, robo; Severiano Mar
tinez, trasgresion en- terreno, dos eau
sas. Cast todas las causas criminales
han sido continuadas por ell termino
Y ningunas causas civiles puestas pa
ra juzgarse mas tarde que ell 10 de Ju-
MO. FL jurado fue evadido en- las eau
sas de mercedes de terrenos Arroyo
Hondo y Lereaux las cuales fueron re-
feridas a William Mexican. Ell Juez
Colin Neblett, ocupando la tribuna por
Ell Juez T. D. Lieb. esta apurando los
negocios bastante y ha hecho una i'm
preston muy favorable aqui.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-11
Ell INSTITUTE DE coNDADo MA
NlFlESTA AUMENTO DE NUE.
VoS MlEMBRoS

I'm n1mero de nombres nuevos nan
sido registrados en- ell libro de regis
tres del institute del condado de San
IA Fe y %continuaran entrando hasta
las 1ltimas dos semana cuando I'm
gran n1mero de los grades primero y
segundo vendran para ell trabajo.
Ha habido visltantes todos los dias
desde que ell institute principle sus
~sesiones ell Lunes anIepasado en- la
manana. Los cuerpos de directories de
escuela de los diferentes districts vie
men a ~inspeccionar ell trabajo y a es-
cojer sus maestros para ell aho proxi-
mo. Ell superintendent Conway esta
hacienda TODD 10 que esta en- SUI poder
para juntar q todos los directories Y a
sus maestros. El mismo es n agen-
cha que CORE sin ninguna ganancia pc
70 con Ell buen gusto de agradar a to-
dos y colocar a todos los maestros dig
nos en- alguna buena posicion. En-
verdad, el les ha garantizado a todos
sus maestros que ahora Sc italian reu-
nidos en- ell institute que 81 los pondra
a todos en- posicion-si no en- este con
dado, entonces en- algun otro.
Ell Sabado pasado en- la mafana un
fot6grafo local estuvo en- los terrenos
de la escuela tomando fotograffas de
las classes de ensaye manual Y ciencia
dom6stica. Fue un grupo interesante,
las muchachas en- trajes de ensaye ma
nual y algunos de los muchachos por-
tando trajes de cocinar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-11
Los PADRES DEL coNDApo ms
PEccIoNARAN Ell INSTITUTE.
Los comlsIonados Aceptan la Invita-
cion del superintendent Conway;
Mas AdicIones al Institute.


Ell superintendent de Escuelas dc
Condado John v. Conway ha extendi
do una ~inVitacion a los comisionados
de condado para que visiten ell insti
tuto en- Ell cercano future y los padres
del condado han acceptable la invita-.
cion Y significado su intencion de ms
peccionar ell trabajo dentro de unos
cuantos dias.
Charles Gooch quien por los pasa.
dos dos amos ha dirigido los asuntos
educacionales de Tome en- ell condad,
de Valencia, es uno de los 1ltimos que
Sc ha alistado en- ell institute del con-
dado de Santa Fe. Ell Sr. Gooch aten-
do a este institute ell aho pasado 6
hizo un registro ~esplendido Y ha re-
cibido una cordial bienvenida.
Maiana Viernes en- la tarde habra
otro entretenimiento social semejante
al que Sc tuyo la semana pasada ell
cual promote ser tan placentero como
Ell primero.
Ell Superintendent Conway no ha
anunciado q los oradores todavia pero
les ha asegurado a los maestros que
ell refresco sera bueno para ellos y pa
ra 'todos u amigos. El pIblico sera
invitado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-11
EL cUERPo be coNDADo MEGA

ELL cUERPo DE coNDADo MEGA
QUE LIE BRlNco AL ASSESSOR.
FL Rumor Que 4 Ess Official Sc Ie Ha-
bla Llamado 4 cuentas pcr Aleoada
NeglInencla; 81 Terreno de Alfalfa
ProbabIemente sea L~evantado.
TODD va caminando muy bien-no
hay ninguna dlflcultad."
Esta fie la declaration hecha por Ell
presidente Jose Ortiz y Pine del cuer-
DO dc comlsionados de conuado el cual
estuvo en- session durante toda la Sc
mana destendiendo las arrugas de los
amillaramientos en- las listas de ami
llaramientos, y escuchando quejas de
los contribuyentes de la ciudad y con-
dado acerca de ii tasaciones por
1914
Ell Presidente Ortiz neg6 enfatica-
mente los reportes que el cuerpo en-
su junta lie habia "brtncado al ASSESSOR
Telesforo Rivera por 'alegados aBesa-
mientos bajitos" en- la oiudad y dijo:
eHemos tenido muchos argumentos,
no hay duda de ESQ, siendo que hubo
muchas PERSONS que aparecieron an
te Ell cuerpo. Algunas zee las voces
son levantadas y suenan como discor-
dia. Pero no ha habido ninguna dil-
cultad seria. Uno de los problemas
ante Ell cuerpo es Ell asesamlento de
los terrenos de alfalfa. Hay algunos
terrenos de alfalfa de bastante valor
en- la parte norte del condado pero los
terrenos estan %divididos en- trechos pc
queios que bajo la ley de exencion de
5000 los duefos Sc escapan de las tasa-
clones. 70 creo que ell aho que viene
tendremos que poner los I errenos de
alfalfa, dfgase a $120 ell acre, en- lugar
de $50 ell acre. En- este modo los due
nos pagaran algunas tasaciones."
George M Kinsell, el miembro del
cuerpo de Santa Fe Sc lie pregunto que
81 era verdad que algunas personals de
Santa quienes son due1as de propie-
dad de bastante valor "se habian es-
capado facilmente." El Sr. Kinsell
respondio: "Yo desearfa q~nienes son
los que han comenzado estos rumo-
res Y d~esearfa yer a los caballeros We
mir ante el cuerpo y nos dijeran de es-
tas instancias. 70 no estoy al tanto
que los tenedores de -propiedad de es-
ia ciudad Sc hayan ~"escapado con faci-
lidad.' Nosotros estamos listos para
que nos manifiesten esto."
Sc rumora que los comisionados de
condado lie han arrimado la 'prima'
a mas de una persona en- Santa Fe y
que un tenedor de ~propiedad halo
que su magnifica Residential habia 81
do asesada en- $1,000 este ano, o GER
ca de cinco veces mas Ell asesamiento
que 10 que en- un tempo estuvo en- las
Ell rumor que circul6 en- esos dias
fue que los comisionados lie dieron de
'carpetazo" muy ~enfaticamente al ase-
sor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-06-11
ToDA cLAsE DE cRIMENEs ANTE
LA coRTE DE TAOS.
Asesinato, Desfalco, Falsiflcacion, Es-
tupro, Robo de Animals, Dlvorcios
Y otros, Para Consideration del
Juez NebIett.

Asesinato, desfalco, Justification, ro-
DO de reces y o~vejas: y otras ofensas
como tambien un n1mero de causas de
divorcio i~nteresantes marcan la Sc
sion de la corte de distrito por 81 con-
dado de Taos, Ell Juez Colin NebIett,
presidiendo en- la ausencia del Juez T.
D. Lieb. Ell registro es ell mas gram
de en- la historic del distrito y Sc cree
que la session de la corte durara tres o
cuatro semanas.
Los siguientes son los miembros del
gran iudado:
Benito Luis Ortiz, p~residente; Juan
NJ. Salazar, Antonio Gonzales, Romulo
Dominguez, Calletano Martinez, Fares
Duran, Cornelio Cordova, Francisco c.
Cortez, Jose Inez Dominguez, Candida
rio Mascarehas, Juan B. Trujillo, Ig-
nacio Trujillo, Carpio Torres, Benigno
dio Martinez, Eulalio Cordova, Anna
dec Trujillo, Marcelo Romero, Alton
SO Mares, Jose IT. Lucero.
FL ST.. Parker de Ration esta actuan-
do como Ell t~aqufgrafo del gran iura-
do; Faustin Gonzales como Official de
la corte y Donaciano Quesnel como in
terprete.
Los otros oficiales de la corte son
Geo. q. Remley, procurador de distri-
to; A. Av. Rivera. %escribano; Deme-
trio Esquibel, alguacil: Elizario Quin-
tana, diputado; la Sta. Belle Parker,
reportadora; Richard F. Oakley, in
terprete; Tobias Graham, Official de la
corte.
En- su cargo al gran jurado la cor
te particularmente do enfasis a la ley
de atendencia compulsoria de escue-
las Y la necesidad de Investigation cut
de quejas que los e%scribanos de
los districts de escuela no han entire
gado las ~tasaciones colectadas al teso-
zero.