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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-11
BUSINESS IS GOOD.
Advertising Is Found to Be on the
Increase.

Chicago. Dec. 11.-That the advertis-
ing business is on the increase is indi-
Gated in the heavy placing of contracts
for the early months of 1915 according
to members of the executive committee
of the Associated Advertising club of
the world which met here today. The
educational committee of the associa-
ton has made an investigation of bust
ness conditions in 40 cities in the
United States to ascertain how con-
ditions on November 1 compared with
those of a year ago. Although results
of the Investigations have not been
compiled. Lewellyn Pratt of New York,
chairman of the committee said that
from representative reports it was evil
dent that the retail demand for the
last few months has been equal to or
a little better than that of a year ago.
The committee arranged plans today
for the annual convention of the as
ISOLATION which will be held here be-
ginning June 20. Advertising men from
all parts Of the world will attend.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-11
WARNING OF fire.
Chief Hanlon of Topeka Asks
Christmas Precautions.
Watch Electric Wiring-HOli-
day Tree Dangers.

The following warning has been is
sued by Joseph Hanlon. chief or the
Topeka fire department.:
Owing to the extra hazards curing
holiday time, and the increased danger
of fires, on account of holiday decora-
tions, electri. al displays, and other con-
ditions in connection with Christmas
the fire chief has issued the following
warning:
Attention is called to the extra haz-
ard of holiday decorations. and special
electrical and other lighting displays.
Many disastrous fires have occurred.
not only in mercantile establlshments'
but in churches, clubs, puplc pulio
ings, and caused by the use OF imam
mabIe decorations and defective eIec-
trio wiring, endaEgering life and prop
erty. and it is absolutely necessary tnas
every precaution be taken TO guafo
against such disaster.
"Christmas decorations. especially IN
stores and show windows. are liable TO
be the cause of fires, unless extreme
precautions are taken to prevent their
occurrence.
I'm the business district. great care
should be taken to avoid trouble ,ai d. I'm in
time on account of increased values IN
holiday stock carried, and especially on
account of the large crowds or people
making holiday purchases, VINO Wouio
be liable to injury in case OF pailo
occurring from any cause -
"In churches and in public halls
where Christmas and New Years res
tiyities are planned, every precautloh
should be taken to guard against nre
or panic occurring.
Easements Of business houses should
be kept free from the accumulation OF
loose combustible material and litter.
The bottom of all elevators ana stairs
leading from Easements must De kept
free from such denominations.
See that all fire exits are in condl-
ton for immediate use in case OF f1re or
panic. Smoking and lighting OF
matches should not be permitted IN
stores where combustible goods, or IN
fammabIe decorations, are near.
DO not make changes in electric
wiring without consulting the city cleo
trical inspector All wiring or changes
in show windows, or elsewhere. shouio
be done only by a licensed electrician.
or subject to the approval of the city
electrical inspector.
The use of cotton batting for deco
rative purposes in stores and show VIM
dows. is absolutely dangerous and must
not be permitted. Christmas trees
should be kept free from tissue paper,
cotton or other inf1ammable materials
Lighted candles are very dangerous,
and should not be used.
Il hope that all Of our people will
assist US by being watchful. and en-
deavor to take every precaution that il
possible to guard against fires occur
ring
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-11
First Christmas Tree Fire.

Portland. Ore, Dec. 11.-Six chill
dren and two teachers were painfully
burned when a short circuit Of electric
wires set fire to school Christmas
entertainment tree and decorations A
flash from the wires spread to the tin
sci on the childrens dresses and the
tree. The women in the audience
rushed to the aid Of the teachers.
smothering the flames and preventing
a panic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12
SECRETARY Nc NDOO FIFTY.
MISS WILSON TWENTN-lOUI

There was mo- announcement of the
cngagcmcnt from the white House
and when the attention oi officials
was drawn to tho report thcy refrain
ed from making ang comment or
denial
Secretary McAdoo himself snid it
would he indicate FOR him 10 com
ment on the subject one Way or tbs
other Ncterths sss official wash
ineton Is taking b. as e definite fact
that another wedding nc the White
House will be- snlcmnizcd after tn0
adjournment Of congress.
Secretary McAdoo has been 70 fire.
quent social visitor az the White
House during the last year Wash
ineton society has observed the cou-
pie 40 many "a dance as welt
Mr. McAdoo o. nfty years old while
Miss Wilson is twenty-four lie D. ,
widowcr and h,s six children. one
son and one daughtcr being MARI od
Recently o. granddaughter was born
ia his eldest daughter in california.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12

map The waddcil-Mahon corpora
tion brought "a issrc number Of strike
breakers into the strike territory.
They furnished thugs, az did the
Asher agency These people shipped
men there with Instructions that ~
there Was so excitement to create 3D..
These fellows have created trouble.
They have no responsibility ana have
been made deputy shcrins and allow
ed IN carry Euns.
THE majority Of tho INVESTIGATION
committee will agree In recommend
ing TO CONGRESS a federal law to pro-
hihit corporations from shipping arm.
ed men from one state Co another,
This viii be on the ground that they
are trouble makers. The committee
probably viii make some other recon-
mendations concerning working con
ditions of large enterprises like the
Calumet and Hccla corporation. which
ON an Investment of S~t.200.u00 has in
Inc last fifty years paid siei.00o. ooe
In dividends aud rc-invested S7i,000.-
more out of proceeds"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12

Chicago. March William David
son. member OF the executive council
Of the Western Federation of Miners,
expected to leave tonight for the
Michigan coppr country 60 confer
with the local union leaders In regard
to the strike situation. James A.
shore. one OF the organizers OF the
American Federation 81 Labor, viii
accompany him Charles ". Meyer.
president Of tho miners federation,
said today that he would remain iu
Chicago fer several days until the cone
dition Of Charles T.. Mahoney vice
president OF the federation, who was
operated or two DAYS ago for append %
Ciiis. began 10 show Improvement.
Charles r.. Mnhoney, vice president
~ the Western Federation Of Miners,
was pronounced in more favorable
condition today by his physicians.
Mahnncv had high temperature aud
symptoms OF exhaustion after being
operated on Tuesday for appendicitis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12
BREATHE FREELY OPEN NOSTRILS
AND STUFFED HEAD--END CATARRH

grant balm dissolvcs by the heat Of
the nosirils. penctratcs and heals the
lnflnmad. swollen membrane which
lines the nose. head ana throat.
clears the air passages. stops nasty
discharges and a feeling OF cleansing,
soothing relief comes immediately,
Don't lay awake tonight struggling
Tor breath. with head stuffed. nostriis
closed. hawking ana blowing Ca
tRrrh or n cold. with lts running nose.
foul mucous dropping into the throat.
and raw dryness b. distressing but
truly needless.
Put q faith Just once-in "Ely's
.Erenm Balm" and cold or ca
.tarrh viii surely disappear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12
PATRICK.S DAY
FIGHT HAS PUEBLO
FANS GOING
Talent Figures Chaves-B Bran.
ingan Battle an Even
Chance. Result Important
to Chaves.
{ Special Dispatch 10 rr,en,ss ner-,aI

Especial Dispatch q Hveniag uersidl
Pueblo, Colo, March t2-Patay
Branniean who Is 90 meet Benny
Chavez IN e. i5-rouud battle before the
Rex club ON the night cot March a.
arrived here today. Rwnnigan VIII
train at the Rex club for the battle
aud viii work out every afternoon.
Benny Chavez IL training daily az the
Rex club and The club rooms are omen
to the fans who desire 90 see the two
boys york out Tho chavez Branni-
gar nght VIII be the best Hght card
ever staged IN Pueblo and will bring
together " of the best men In the
bantam class. As an exhibition OF box
ing. Il Will be OF educational inter-
est TO students OF The game.
Tho Branuigan bouts In the
past have been The talk OF the light
world. At their arst meeting In Trim
idad, Chavez. tho Trinidad ncWshoy.
had beaten every tighter brought 20
meet him and q was known he was
far above the average youngster.
Jimmie Fitzpatrick OF Pueblo vas
asked by the Trinidad fans to nnd a
bantam who could meet Chavez and
give him q real tryout.
Frederick Is an old friend Of Jimmie
Dime and he had told Dime what was
up. Dime and Fitzpatrick decided TO
send "a boy TO Trinidad who could beat
Chavez. They picked Brannigan for
he Job. Brannigan delivered the
goods and put the young unknown %
Trinidad down for the count. winning
"a big roll OF money. and causing fans
to wonder n chavez was az good rs he
had been toutcd
Benny was furious at the outcome
Of the battle and gave Brannigan no
rest until he had onticcd the Pitts
burger into the ring for a second
meet. This happened in Denver and
Benny won a clean-rut decision over
Brannigan. B%rannlgan's heart was
broken. as In his long career. he had
mover lost "a decision before. and has
never been knocked OF his pins. since
he Denver battle Brannigan has been
Wild to get Chavez In the rang again.
Vow he has his chance and while he
wants 10 wipe out the single stain on
his ecord Chavez wants ia get even
Tor the knockout in Trinidad. So
both hogs have "a score to settle In
tho Pueblo Battle ON March - and g.
IS going to be a fight from the tap of
tho gong.
Already local fans are Offering bets
that the battle does not last the sched-
uled ~ rounds ana there are few INK
ers. The talent b. Offering even mone
ON the chances OF either man. and
the fan can take his pick. Bets plac-
cd today We're even money that he
hght does M go the limit, ever money
that Brannigan wins, even money that
Chavez wins. The talent figures that
u Is a tossup between the two fighters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12
TEACHERS
MEET SATURDAY
At HIGH SCHOOL
State Superintendent White
to be Guest of Honor at I'M
portant Meeting of Local
Educators.

County superintendent Atauasio
Montoya mas completed arrangement
FOR the annual meeting 81 The teach
ers OF Bernaiillo county which Is TO be
held Ia the Central school building
saturday morning March it. al p
o'clock. Tho teachers Gre being call
cd together In this meeting especially
Go meet state Superintendent OF cd
ucation Alvin y. white who will make
his annual visit Of Inspection to this
county Mr.. white has Just returned
from Washington whore he has been
Tor several weeks. He will deliver an
address at the meeting saturday aud
on Monday viii start with superin-
toudent Montoya for % trip To ~.
school districts IN the valley.
The program Tor Saturdays mec,-
ing is as follow =:
Plano Solo: Star OF the SEAL.
\, Kennedy
Ella Albert. old Albuquerque school.
Primary songs and Drills. .......
First Grade Pupils, Barelas school
selma J Anderson. Teacher.
Vocal solo. Welcome Pretty Prim-
rose ...., Giro Pimsuti
Lucia shirk. North -Four n 81. school,
District 80.
Reading Mis- Josephine Y. Crecl
Address ...... Or. Noise Berfmann
Piano solo: The Scarf Dance '...
Observation-Disclosures. Chaminude
Mildred Gustafson, North Fourth
street school.
Japanese Driil-Grammar Grade
Pupils ........... Barolas School
Ernu schroeder Teacher.
Address ....... Hon. Nestor MontoyB
clerk school Poard. District No. ~.
Carmena waltz Snng...........
Bernalilio County Teachers Glce
Club.
violin solo. "CaVaiicrla R%usucana"
.,... MhsriNhl
Lorna Leaning. North Fourth
street school
Address ...,.... Hon. Alvin y. White
State superintendent Of Public
Instruction.
Anchored NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Bernalillo County Teachers Glc
club.
Announcements t...
County superintendent A. Montoya.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12
COMMITTEE WILL
CRITICISE THE
MINE OWNERS
Chairman Taylor of Michigan
Strike Probe Indicates De-
plorable Conditions in Cop.
per Mines.
INV IcnseS win 10 evening Herald,

tBy IeascS Nirc Ia Evening ueraid.l
Washington. March i2.-Thc house
committee investigating conditions in
the Michigan copper mine strike area
returned here today ana members IN
dicated that the report would de-
nUuncc tho mine for refusina
to allow their men TO return to work
withcut r%enouncing their unions.
Chairman Tnylor condemned the
use of armed men from outside the
state az tho instance Of the mine own
srs and pictured a miserable condition
a. the men on strike. ne announced
that the committee would later obtain
further evidence from the books pi
the Calumet and Heeln company. at
Boston. give a hearing to John Nit
cheIl, the labor leader. ana probably
present "a report to the house by
May l..
"The companies,' said Chairman
Taylor. have the risht not 60 rerog-
nice The union and the men have the
right to belong 20 a union. u Is an
un.Amcrican proposition 10 deny q
mar a right 20 beione 10 somc organ-
ixation. The Western Federation of
Miners 81 distinctly u metaiiferous or
sanitation and the strikers could be-
lone "a 90 other such ORGANIZATION ana
q denial Of their right TO lie member
ship means denial of their right TO be-
long 90 any union The citizens al
lance. the organization OF citizens, "
working along this line Of driving tho
Western Federation Of Miners on the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12
BODY OF PAUPER Is
THAT OF MEMBER OF
WEALTHY FAMILY
Try Leased Wire To Evening Herald

ihA tfN~t1 VII ~ tN'hNhN heAttNs
Milwaukee. iWs.. March t2-That
"a man who died recently amid squat
ID surroundings In "a south Milwaukee
boarding house from an overdose OF
poison was "A member az a wealthy
Davenport, Iowa aud Los Angeles
family. was learned az the county
from kilograms received to-
day. The man went under the name
Harry Harrie. but correspondence
found ON his body revealed his true
name. Horace Greeley Clarke. lie
worked as "a laborer.
In a letter from q brother In Los
Angeles. said to be q millionaire. the
brother was urged "a come To Los
Angeles and make his home there.
the brother promiaing 90 sec that ne
wanted for nothing
Mr. and Mrs. - Carson. Davenport.
Iowa. arrived az Tho morguc ycster-
day and claimed the body as hat OF
Mrs. Carson's brother, They had II
taken 90 Forest Home where Ct WIS
cremated They left the city last
night. clarke's father. q Is said. was
a millionaire clarke had suffered
from cancer Of tho lungs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12
WOLGAST IS
SURE he CAN
LICK RIEDE
Tough Little Scrapper Pre-
pares Carefully for His
Bout with the Aspen Whirl-
wind in Santa Fe Tomorrow
Night.


Especial Dispatch "a Evening TIcraid)
Santa Fc, y. NJ, March i2.-liarty
Riede. the Aspen "Whirlwnd' anu
Young Al WolRost, Who are to
meet at the Elks opera house Friday
night, are reported to Doe ia the best
81 shape ana viii oniy do ilght train
ing tomorrow. kiede has been
prklng with Young Rivera and
several local boxers Tor several da}a
and should Dee u tho best OF condi-
ton.
lie Is confident that ne will bee re-
rurned the winner well inside the
limit
WolGast has been going through
some strenuous work Tor this bout
lie ls certain that he Is Hlcdcs mas
ter and has left nothing unGon tu
make victory sure He has beeh
working with Mike Baca. Eddie Coli
Inns and Manuel Chavez and Is Chock
fuil OF confidence.
The S-rOund semi-windup between
Chavez ana Young Rivera b. attract
lng AS much interest az the main
event, as both of the contestants
ave a large following IN this city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12
DEAL FOR THE CUBS
IS CLOSE To
CLOSING
Pival Chicago Syndicates Get
Together on Suggestion
from Charles P. Taft.
fBy Leased Wire 10 Evening HcraId.l

nA AhNArfO wire 10 f.Ntnille ktffuius J
Chicago, March t2-Actng on "a
hint from CharleH J.. TAFT that q
would hc we'll II the two groups OF
capitalists got together. Frank May
81. representing tho Spiegel syndi-
cnte. and John T. Connery. head or
another group met today and formed
a mutually agreeable combination %
Early nex week a meeting Of the two
syndicatcs VIII De held here and "A
definite agreement reached 10 was
announced.
The suggestion that the Conncry
Interests confer with the Spiegel bid
dcrs was made by Mr.. TAFT %yesterda,
.in a long distance telephone nve
gatlon with John r Connery. Mayer
was In the TAFT office at the time and
came back TO Chicago in time FOR a
meeting today.
\ join, announcement given out by
MAYER aud Connery said:
we think we can assure the pub
nee that the Cubs will be a Chicago
institution
Members Of the syndicate headed
.hy Connery win meet alone today 10
rn over the terms under considera-
r'ou with TAFT Al Connery's office
IL waa said no report OF the meeting
would Pee given out uHti tomorrow
The American league ss we'll as
the National must boz suited in the
%s"lecfian 81 even a temporary succes-
sor to e. W. Murphy as head OF the
cubs. 30 wns pointed out and oppo-
sutton alrcadv had developed to some
of 81 proposed temporary pres
idents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12
TAKE
TW0 FROM

Tho Forosiers took two anne out
q three from the Drummers on tho
Drummer alleys ia the city Bowling
league last night The nrummcrs.
who sre In second place in tbe league
came back strong after droppinF tho
first two games. and piled up a TO-
tai score bigger Than that of the
match vlctors They lost the Sec
end game by only pin
The Gfocprs VIII roll the Santa Fo
team tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12
FEMALE vANDAL GETS
SIX MONTHS IN JAIL

London, March 12.-Miss May Rich
nrdson, the militant sufragette, who
on Tuesday hacked V~elasquez's "Rok-
cby Venus In the National gallery,
a today sentenced ~ six month";
imnrlsnnment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12

selves. recommending a referendum
vote. President william Rlckard ~
the Calumet local y . todny no OIL
cial Instructions had icon received
and no action would hc taEcn until
orders we're received Uickard snid
strike benefits were still being paid
and that the continuance OF tho striSc
depended largely on finances
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12
MAN WARNS
sLEEPERS OF FIRE
lBy Iea-ed wIrc 10 Evening Herald

fBy Iea-ed Wire to Evening Herald
Denver. March i2.-A man who was
not Identified tool charge ~ the
Switchboard Of the nroadmoor apart
monts at am early hour today ana
warned the dodgers. numbering ta0.
that the building was ahre. He OPP
Grated The board until relieved hy the
management 81 the hotel then dis
appeared.
When nromen reached the place
they found the IRE escapes OF tho four
story building crowded with men. wo-
men and children, while others we're
~leaniug from windows, s%hrieking for
help. Tho blaze which had started iu
the basement. was quickly extinguish-
ed ana ali the dodgers finally were
persuaded 20 return 20 their rooms
The damage 10 the building was slight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12

Des Mnines, Iowa, March John
T.. Bleakley. auditor Of state. today
revoked tho license OF the National
Life association. The action has the
effect of preventing the company from
writing further business in Iowa,
PROCEEDINGS were recently instituted
by Attorney General Cosson TO COM
pei the resignation Of Henry Pyle, the
president Of the company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12
Another W edding
at hite House
Seems Sure
Secretary McAdOo Blushingly
Refuses to Deny that He is
Engaged to Miss Wilson.
ny 5000 MIrc 30 l.yrnlne HrrnIl.l

ny leased Wire ia evening Herald. /
. Washington, March i2.-pros- .
= poet OF another White House .
y wedding became more definite .
= today with the persistent re- .
. newnl Of the report thnf Score =
= tary of tho Treasury McAdoo .
= aud Miss Eleanor Randolph VIII .
= son. youngest daughter Of the q
. president ana Mrs. Wilson. were =
= engased. the marriage to take .
. place in June. =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12
ChamberIain's Tablets for Constlpa-
ton.

For constipation. Chamberlnin's
Tablets are excellent Easy 90 take,
mild and gentle In effect Give them
a trial. For sale by all druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12
Instant flciicf MlWn Nose aud Head
Arc Clnggci Irum u cold. stop
Nasty CRiarrhai Discharge. Duil
Headache tnni~lsC-.

Get a small bottle anyway Just 20
Try a. Apply q little in the nostrils
ana instantly your clpggcd hose and
stopped up air passages OF the head
wlIi open. % Will breathe freely.
dullncss and headache disappear. ily
morning the Catnrrh. cold-in-hpah or
catarrhal sore throat viii be one
End such misery now Got the
small hottlc of.ElX,s cream Balm
az ans drug store. This sweet. fra
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12
DILLON MATCHED
WITH LEvINSKY
-, i.eased wire 10 Eycn,ug Herald 7

Butte, Mont. March t2.-Iack Dill
hon oft indianapolis and Battling
LeVinsky of New York have accepted
Terms Tor "a fe-ruund bout in Butte
on the nisht of April e. for the lght
heNyweiEht championship. accord
.ng 90 announcement today hy the
management of the athletic club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12

Calumet. Mich. March i2.-Al-
though president Meyer Of the West
crn Federation Of Miners has put the
question Of IN, settlement OF the COP
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12
SANTA FEE A JURY
WILL REPORT TODAY


Npr'IHT HfsphIth '" INfNIhN FEfFHId 7
Santa Fe. y. NJ, March i2.-Tne
SANTA Re COUNT grand jury Is expect
ed 20 present it, final report to the
court late this afternoon. The report
h. of special interest because of the
Investigation Of ailcged violation OF
Sunday closing gambling laws which
81 II known the jury has been .nvesti-
eating.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-12

Anchored OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Bernalillo County Teachers Glce
club.
fs.s.f t.t..ss s.
County superintendent A. Montoya.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22
ANALOGOUS TO CHOLERA
Metchnikoff Finds Infantile
Diarrhea Contagious.

Paris March 21.-Trofessor Metchni-
koff publishes in the "Annales" OF the
Pasteur Institute the results Of a long
stCdy OF infantile diarrhpa, showing the
infectious and contagious nature Of this
disease. Bv the professors experiments
on chimpanZees and RABBITS II is shown
that infantile diarrhpa is analogous in
some respects to Asiatic cholera and 70
be due To- the proteus bacillus. which
my easily he Isolated from among
other choleric microbes. This is urim-
portant. except in the fact that they
favor the pullulation OF the prOteous.
Professor MetchnikON recommends the
ruthless determination of the nv. which
is the chief carrier of the germs of in
fantile cholera. 1t Is necessary also
that the streets OF cities he kept scrupu-
lousy clean. especially OF manure. as il
is i'm the manure Of horses. sheep and
cattle that the fatal germs are found
which flies carry TO children.
In respect to infantile cholera. many
children. says Professor Metchnikon. are
unconscious germ carriers" carrying
and disseminating tho proteous microbes
which though harmless to themselves
are fatal when communicated 10 more
feeble organisms