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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05
PRODUCE MARKET

Aside from the poultry deal. the mar
special interest this morning. Poultry
has been coming In so fast mis- week
that the dressers arc loaded to their
capacity and are unable TO take In
more. and as the demand otherwise II
not very extensive. q lot OF stun has
been carried over from day 20 day and
dealers are beginning 10 hint at a cut
In prices As for the rest, the market
10 steady, and moderately active.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05
BUTTER AND Et

Butter-Creamery extra. sac; fEsts,
acc; dairy. 21c: packing stock, zoe ID. .
Eggs--Fresh receipts, cases included,
nrsts. 27c;. current receipts. 26hc reT
dos. Receipts, as cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05

cnrcAoo GRAIN AND ssoy,sroSs:
CHICAGO, Nov. s;-wheat prices
s.v nut Indications that export demand
s~i,i seain he heavy brought prices up
= shade higher than last nights clos
'' Corn was We higher at the start but
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17
Legal Notices
s,syes tnpsus.a~as Notice
Notice ot ttlias oi The I,"po~ed 4
scssa,t.nt ltoiv

sc.ssnsnt itoio
Tho gommon Couneil VI the oilJ
OF kiama,h fails. orsaon. hssias as'
.eegtaiaSi aad dotsrmiaed the proper
lionAto sharv iot which .seh lot. patt
uI lot. block aud acreage piopes,S
shalt TO liable sos The lmpEnsea,sns
.uI Eishta stfpvt. tron Mala 90 iiish
sttssJ. lllsh strset from kIshsh su
StpIh sltesl. Nlnth street ffom Iilss
su rsusps,t sITsa,. IFoapest susp'
iron, Nlu,h /" Npham street, NpAaa.
street ltum Prospect 10 White a,sHae.
White sssuuS tgub. lpham Ia iiuslA
agFuvt. aad AasIAg us The ssh dat "t
.Iuup. isit. nisd Ia th. u.iics " shs
i'uiiee judge VI said siIJ a atatstn ~,
thereof. shIch said s,ssUAsHs IL
knaWH aud designated az shs rNu
roaEu AaAlssAMkNT RuLi. TO-
said improvement
NoriCh ~ iit.SEht uiybA. that
said cassmoa Coaaeu d.i by fesolaF
liaa IA Moadat Tho spth day ot Jgas.
isit ssid date LsIGs a daIs apon
ssiea regular mspsiHs eI saIa ouua
gil viii D. held as the tItgs lot hear
Gas sad determining all ob!e~tiuas TO
such assessment. aad Aassag beard
aaa aotesmEasd sayA obI~Stiaas. u
aay saerp DO. said Naamua Eoaasli
wiIi oa sald cat. pEospui to as~ess ,hs
.agptorsIoaa,o shaEs ana paEs VI The
so-t Of saeh Improvement In aeyufd'
ante ~i,h the b1aea, aeesasd aaoa
each tot. part VI lot. block ut acreage
property bach ssd s,sss osarF of
property liable tuS The eost ot sasa
Improvement Ia hSsoby referred to
sarh Asss&sassai suil Ca ais Ia tho
pEtays Of the reiiss Judge tas detailed
iaEos aia,Ias.
The baaaatFias alIhla shish the
property lsrs that ls bsasas,Sa ahd u
To DO assessed ias tho cost OF said iai
pf0ssnsag. IA ali that psop~Sty stsAs
aaIassat 10 the sala streets as sas as
iapga,pi. aud e,tcaatas bach fEuR
the eide tlnps Of said streets to the
eoa,oss pt ,he fpspSeslto Sissks i,las
saiaspns TO said streets ss Tar az sas
pfossa.
Witness mr haai aud The coal OF
said city thss istA DAY es tans. tsti,
A. L. i,EAytrT.
Police Judge o. 8aia ci,r
tss3ih
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17
Uncle Sam Says Use
Care Choosing Sheep

eofdiaa Ia local conditions, Ihuz, "
pasturaxs 10 sparse, feed expensive.
aud marketing arrangements poor,
wool will naturally DO tho nfaI eoh'
sidcra,iou. tn tho other hand, shsre
are more favorable, a breed
will 10 selected for lts ma,ioa quail
ltlea kSvn then. aososer, there Ia .
" ids latitude Of choice,
In ordvt to aanist the tart IN thIa
ehatr-. the department has Iast pab'
ilsaea In farmers' bulletin No, sGs.
"Rreoas OF shesp for the Farm" do
scrip,ions aud photographs Of the
principal brv~ds. tcxcthsr With the
addresses of tho secretaries OF various
breeding associations rFom whoa ad'
di,toaai information eaa be obtained,
These breeds may b. divided ia,o
three mAin groups The Midil. Wool.
the i.eag Wool ana the ftae Wool,
All the Middle Wool breeds have besu
developed primarily fes ma,ioa. Tho
t.ong Woois also are bred ehi1fy for
mation They aFp the largest Of all
sheep. and thrive beat where food can
bs obtained without much travel,
Tney do we'll. aiso. In rssions Of rs'
eesstve rainfall. Tho Fine wcals. is-
eiadins the American Merines and
tho Ram soaiiett. have been bred al.
mos, eat,reiy Tor their ~ossi aioar,
some Of these many hrveis. says
tho eails,in. should DO selected aad
for u ts rarely good pal.
icy to eross sheep.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17
N ONE MINUTE! CLOGGtD MOSTR|LS
0PfN--C0lOS AND CATARRH VANISH

the nostriis. psastratsa aud heals the
inHamcd. swollen membrass which
lines the nose. head aad throat:
eiears air passages: stops nasty dis.
charges and . feeling Of cleansing
soothiaA reiisi eomss Immediately.
poe't lay awake toaish, strus.
glinG for breath. With head stuffed.
nostriis closed. hawking aud bio~ias
catarrh or = cold. With its suanias
noss. foul mucous dsoppiss into the
throat. and raw drynsss 10 dissrsssiss
but truly needless.
Put your faith--jusi oscs--- II
"Eiy's Cream Balm sad your cold
or catssfh vii, surely disappear.
(Paid Advsrtismsat.D
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17

Hotel Hall

Harry Nichols. VIM. Wood and wife
Martha Yahr. Jno. S, Horn. Oi Ham.
aker. Mont W. Hamaker. II. L. Ham
sker. BONANZA: o. II. Some. Reno.
r. y. Tutile. J. c. Walker. Merle Kill
gore, J. L. Johnson. BONANZA: A. b.
Brown. Medford: J. B. koeck. Sisson
I. d. o'Donneii. Billings. Mont; Mel.
vile r. wier. Grsaham: DR.. v. l..
Hamilton and wife. Wheeler: Geo. l.
Boyd. J. u. Bsnicher. Bly,: J. Frank
Adams. wife and son Martin. Merrill.
White Pelican
Abner Weed. Dunsmuir. J. Henry
Meyer. Miss Alice Meyer. Chas- II.
Meyer. Geo. Loone, Menlo Park, Cal. I;
II. walther. Medford: Aug. Gronwo
and wife. ReddinE: c. II. Emery. San
Francisco: Jas. Smell and wife. chas.
smell. Faii River. Calf: Roy Brow
nell and wife. Miss Browneii. Oriand !.
j. ". Carpenter and wife. T.. E. Biiss.
wife and son. h. A. Lewis aud sif~.
John f. Lewis. Los Angeles; J. r.
Dennis. New York: B. L. Buarkee,
Portland; Alice Heith. Corning; Hazel
DE Berry. Anderson; c. d. Miner. city.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17
Date Of Tri-County
Meet Up to Visitors

Just when the Tri-CoUaty Sesaic
Wonders conycation Will BE- held here
is q matter that viii - left w u The
delegates from other citiss- Ths orig.
inAi date. June ~. u Impossible tor
the Ashland and CTSnIs tass oslssa-
tions. owing to connictinS svsnts. and
July has been suggested - An op-
portunity 10 SEQ the R0dso. etc.
A letter is being sent to the inter
ested Commercial Clubs. etc. and
after the answers are received the
Chamber Of CommsTcs viii sst the
date. The letter follows:
Owing to the date Of Juns 10 con-
dieting with dates Of other meetings
to be held at Ashland and Grants Pass
on or about the same date. We deem
IL unadyisabie to have the Tri-Coanty
Scenic Wonders convention In this
city on the asa.
The date Of July has been sug-
gested - the proper date. the Eiks
Rodeo being in progress on the ID.
+th and 5th. and perhaps . number Of
your people will be In attendance.
We realize that at this time the
business men Of Klamath Falls viii
be SO busy in connection with the
Rodso. which will bring several thoas-
and people to our city from California
points and nslghbortng towns In Ore
gon. that IL will be almost Impossible
for " to give attention and couytsstes
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17

Farmers who contemplate tho rails.
ing et sheep aa their farms are urged
nv IN. a,,.y,m,n, at .xr,su,,.r, Z,
49,. ,"eaA's w wv :, 80 ~,
a ~ ~ '"e'. s 80 ~"
n,., h,a..h, ,a n,.., ,y,.. o,,.,..
,~.,x. ar. .,,,.ax 81, ..,.,,l.,,,
I'm IN. t',,,.s s,,,. al, o,,.,. ar,
.n,n,n. 4, ,a,,,.,,,x r,., h. a..
own ,,,,,. a, .,n.,,,,,, an, IN,
,.,u.. ,n., =, -,.,,,.,, 4. ~ .,,,,.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17

passed and adopted By thu c..
sonneil Of tho city of K,,m.,, @es
oregon, un tho Nth IA, NJ I.,a ~, aa
A"a dab approved D, IN. '
thereof notice Is hotsb, ,i,,s ",,~ ~,
proposals viii be fr,si,sd n, - "a
lieo judse ot the said "a, :, 10
nee, '"fhrr vt Asa aud s. J"
streets, Nj To- aud lnriualp. a. .ss
day Vt iNb, tsli. at tho - va
."ei"'h y m. tvf the impry.m
h'"f"h'h street la,luila. ,u
a. 'i"es from Nain sffrs, :, r.s s'
A'tro', N"tjou st,nuo ff.m ,,',
sucs' 'u itupali air,u ana ,, s
Of iFe1t ff0m "ofdou ayuuu, IA -.
street. By grading 10 tho ,,,.,,'''
s'"a9 &" ~id'n OF rsrnry TOO, ~
and ha'd suT'astns said ,s.a.
{" "fUly i"w' iCal side With
""''a'm base aad E,asA nsl.s
HaA,Aaaai lul ulth ,uu,rrt. ya,,.
sa,ista cad r,.sr-afp a5ain..
cutters sHI UvFrssas, Ifals.. =.
ai said itnptutra ra,rHt Ia b.. w,a. -,
the magr'lais gu hr a,14 a., q. -,
anA 'aShiahri to accordance .,,, !.
p'aha ani spe'irss'luas aaos,.s =
The 'ow'0n ruu9yii. aaa TO. :. a.
ln 'Ns Office ui tho roilsr J.s,. :,
s@ld si,l. fsteisa,e tlegsg1 1, go.
made Zoe tanhss details w..,s,s.
constructions, materials asd aS.s.u,..
Haia lsFgu'stasR, % 10 ass, :,
des rvstsaEt PROPOSALS ulI, h So.
cd Asi considered 90 tEs stA A, !,
iuiy. iptt
ii.adsss Ill be fe4usfsa 10 ..,~,
shSiT proposals 4pUR blaaas ysees,,s
Sf she eliF oAssnesS aga 40 esvass,,
si,t be suRslaeErd aalcas 90 .ssna.
tod
asti Improvement 10 sS ssasl.s..
slshla a0slhs tive as,s a A.
sru,taa ui soalfsU
Tbs susssssisl bildaf eli Ia N.
aalfsA so Eih1 boE4 Ia q asa 10 !.
assd bt the ,UubtA Zoe lks taas.sl
s0aplusI0a VI sush ,asga,sHss, n
ass"Eaassu aslh ths sosstaa ss.,.
saa Specifications
s,sFh proposal g. 1s sese@sAsss
bY sCsttapA ckrva. sSrtlesa srsn
= sgsaAsibls bsas t0s sss rssl os .ss
AHEUgas pt ths gEvg"sal a. assfas
sse that the ssrsssstal bidder ssii 20
ssS ialn ruRgFafG sitk the ssu II
kiamAth rAi,s. ossaus. what's lea
DAYS sfsss the a1aFd. sass azssss 10
te toftpltwd TO tho sisY u race os hIi
afe Of the sasv.ss'ul bidder 10 eater
sata enatfaet.
The sitf grestves ths 'lfa. " 10
lost say aaa ali proposals, ss& ss
uaas sseh itggsotpmss, g,sst
,iy order at tbe Cum@os tssasa
4 T.. i.EAytrr.
i'oIlre taass II aala ciss
teissb
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17
TEACHERS HERE
FOR STATE TEST
EXAMINATIONS EVR CERrlri.
GATES ARR REiN1 CoNpVCrHD
ny SUPERINTENDENT FRHD
pETHRsON

Teachers from all pArta OF klamath
county who scek state certificates or
who ~ish to take tests In certain sub
,ec,s toward life certificates. Arc here
today to take the teachers examina.
,ions. The sxAmlastlons are being
conducted by County school supsria.
tsudsnt Fred Peterson at the Csatrai
school.
Tho program follows:
ro~iay-
Foreneon--writins. United States
History. Physiology,
Afternoon --- Physical biography.
Reading. Composition. Methods In
Reading. Methods In Arithmetic,
Thar~siay-
Forenoon --Arithmstic. History OF
Education. Psychology. Methods In
Geography.
Afseruoon---Grammsr. Gecgraphy.
American Literature. fhpysics. Moth.
DDS In Language. rhcsis for Primary
frt<iAy-
rorenoon--Theory aud Practice.
orthography. English Literature.
Aftsrnoon--Sehool Law. Geology.
Civil Govsrumsat.
forcnoon--Gcomstry. Botany.
Afternoon General History. Book-
keeping.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17

J. W. Frey. veil kaowa local
sportsman. has seas to Eusuas. ~hsse
hs ~ill be connected with tho state
nsh and game commission aud ,h.
biological survs, of tho United states
department OF axricuitars. la the
work Of securing specimens of all OF
orcxou's bird aad animal iifc, Frey
viii be the taxidermist for the patty.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17
Try "Eiy's Cream lsaim.

ny Ely Cteeo hoIm.
Get . small bottle anyway. Just 10
Try it-Appiy . little 10 the Nostsiis
and Instantly your ciosssd nose and
stoc,>ed-up air passages OF the head
will open: you win breathe freely.
duiinsss and headache disappear. by
morning. the eatarrh. coid-ia-hsad or
catarrhal sore thsoas viii disap0ss.
End such nisery now Get the
ANAL bottle Of "Eiy's Cream Bsiu"
st any drug store, This sweet. ira
grant balm dissoivss By the heat OF
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17

to our visitors that us otherwise
should.
However. 10 the date Of July 3
meets ~iih favor from your people.
we vii b pleased TO have you with
VI on that date. and ~s viii do all In
our power to take care Of you In the
usual Klamath Fails nsnnsr."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17

We des.rv 60 thank taoz. .ho made
our Heart soaxs Recital last nixh,
such . big success. tho singers and
musicians for their spieaaid services.
and the public for It's patronage and
appreciation.
GRACE EPISCOPAL GUILD
ny Mrs. c, o, MorGaa. President.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17
I.anscIl Valley Represented.

Colonel Brown OF Langell Valley is
one OF the ranchmen visiting the
county seat. The Colonel 10 the bear
er OF good news to the effect that the
grain was not hurt In the least by
the late frost. and that everything In
that territory iooks nns.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17
Are Your Kidneys Well?
Many klamath Falls PoopSO KaOW
the inportaans q Healthy
Ndasys.

( The kidneys nl;Dr the blood.
They work night and day.
Well kidneys remove impurities.
Weak kidneys allow Impurities 70
multiply.
There IL possible danger In delay.
Ne kidney Ill should ~ neglected.
II you have baeksehs or urinary
troubles.
II you are nervous. dizzy or worn
out.
Begin treating your kidneys st
once.
Use proven kidney remedy.
None endorsed like Dosn's Kidney
remedy.
Recommended BY Thousands.
Proved BY Giants Pass testimony.
n. J. Csllsway. locomotive ars-
man. 81 A st.. Grants Pass. Ore.
says: The 5oItins Of the engine
often causes kidney troubjs. ] can
recommend Doan's Kidney Pulls -
q hns remedy for that complaint
Short use Of Dosn's Kidney Pills viii
always ease the back and make the
kidneys act properly"
For sale BY all dsslsss. Price 80
cents. vostsr-AilbaSn Co.. DuGalo.
New York. sole asssts Tor the Unitsl
States.
Remember the nsme-Doas's-l
and take no other.
(Paid Advsstissmsnt)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17

sells Land Near MJdland.
Tuesday. through the X. 4. Smith
Realty company. Edna Race cspron
sold forty acres Of land near Midland
TO Fred Aelhsss. ThS property b
considered one OF the best fortiss In
that section of the country.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17

Subscribe for the Herald. 50 csats
month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17

FOR RENT. after the 20th--Room-
Ing house on Main street. George
Biehn. l6-St
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS

ANYONE wishing The services OF .
ladies' tailor or drsssmsksr. call ~
the Oregon houss; will 90 out by the
day or week. sstisfsetion guaranteed.
le-et
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17

Housekeeping rooms. scar brides.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17

Accurate tafosmattaa about the
kisns,h tias,a, Nee Chiis"s-, aaa
Malta,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-17
Herald s Classified Advs.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT--Thres rooms furnished
for housekeeping: no children.
Phone law. 6-tf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-31
SECOND CONTEST
BETWEEN JAPAN
AND GAR soon

tBY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wths1
Toxic. Aug. 80. - Japan's Alliance
with Great Britain. and war against
Germany, making her appear inui-
rectly as an ally of Russia IN the LII
ropean war, lends keen slgnliicance
to an interview with General iuntsi
berger, former governor general " 'le
Russian maritime provinces, Whlcn az
peared recently in the Russian fish,
cries and Trade Review, puphsheu
at Hakodate 1t Immediately proush'
up an active discussion oil the husso-
Japanese relations.
In the event Of a war breaking ou'
on the European frontiers, ne saiu'
Russia would be prepared TO lace ~
invasion of Japanese troops over hei
eastern frontiers. AT any cost, ne ar
gued, defensive preparations IL .he
east must be equal to those Oh 'he
west
While he thought Russians shouiu
refrain from an aggressive pohcy' ny
declared that ii Japan continued NJ
economic invasion OF Mahenulia'
which had already reached the IRON
tier Of the Russian zone OF influence
Japan and Russia We're iiabie 70 euiii'
into collision sooner or later III hah
churia. He believed that peace De-
tween the two countries would Only
be strengthened by keeping Their arm
aments on an equal footing.
He estimated that the population %
Russia would reach more fhan soV'-
00A. 900 in another fifty years ihe
lonlv outlet Of the increased popuia-
ton was siberia and other Asiatie yer
ritories. Their prospective coihPss''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-31

tors were the yellow races, whose MI
grafton into these maritime provinces
AT present was far greater than that
Of Russian immigrants. The Russian
authorities were we'll advised To put
heavy restrictions on the inflow OIL
yellow peoples.
II was a mistake, he argued, unat
the law of exclusion applying to Shi-
nese should not also include Koreans.
The idea that Koreans would easily
assmiIiate was false. Forming theif
own villages wherever they went. they
kept firmly to their old customs ana
wavs. and were more formidable az
future rivals to Russian Immigrants
than Chinese. who were only mer-
chants or laborers whose settlement in
these provinces was temporary.
The japanese had invested an enor-
nous sum of money in armaments
with an eye to assuming the highest
place In Far Eastern politics. he said
and ii was natural that the japanese
should demand an adequate return FOL
1.-THE capital invested. but he foresav
that their forward move might NEAR
danger For that reason he argued
that the repletion of Russian arma'
ment in the east should not be neg
leeted for a moment.
He concluded: 1T cannot he TOO
much emphasized that the Russian
army in the east should be strong L
hold its ground against the move ON
ward of Japan, which is steadily pre-
pairing against possible emergencies
Want a high grade employer or TN
better grade OF servantsf Make use Of thu
want cniumns Of the Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-31
FOR SALE

AZ. S0o-s-room frame, modern, not
water heat, lawn. shade, good ioea-
ton in Highlands, close in
Sc. 750-5-room brick. modern. large
basement. corner lot, Highlands
close in, easy terms.
~. ooo-5-room modern frame; two
large porches. good outpui'oihs''
Fourth ward. Easy terms.
ttaoo --4-room frame, bath. hne
shade. good outbulldings. hns TO-
cation; N. nth 81.
80. 0oO-6-room brick. modern wei,
built, cellar. sleeping porch, eoou
outbuildings; w. Silver Avenue
close In.
a. 2o0-s-room bungalow modern
Highlands. close In.
A. FLEISCnIER
Lama Fire Insurance
III South Fourth 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-31
WELL REMEMBERED
IN ALBUQUERQUE

DIR. A. S. Bronson. who is reported
to be in serious trouble IN El Paso,
was for many years resident OF At
buquerqne aud has many frlehas IN
this city who will learn with surprise
and regret of his predicament.
At one time he conducted a SANTA
rum here, but later moved To ~
Paso. Since that time, however,, ne
has been frequent visitor to ANU
uuerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-31
SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST FORMER
ALBuQUERQUEAN
DR.. A. S. Bronson Alleged to
Have Counterfeited Mexican
Currency, Once Practlced
Medicine Here.

ESPECIAL pseAfCt 10 hofN'"% sNe''f@"-'
Eel Paso. Tex, Aug. 30.-Formaiiy
charged In forty-nine separate COM
plants with having forged instru-
ments In his possession, DIR. A. ).
bronson. a specialist OF this city, Tor
merly of Albuquerque. is in the coun-
~ iail in default of ten thousand
dollar bond. DIR. Bronson was ar
rested by city detectives yesterday.
The arrest of the physician followed
raid on his offices in the Caples
building which resulted in the dlseov-
cry of approximately five hundred
thousand dollars in Mexican constitu-
ltionalist currency. all of which was
pronounced counterfeit ON examina-
ition.
Wife Protests Innocence.
Mrs. Bronson. the wife of the pris-
oner, remained at the county jail unit
almost midnight. She became hyster-
lical. and repeated again and again
that her husbands arrest Is the result
of a serious mistake. Finally she was
taken to her home by friends. and Il
said today to be on the verge of ner-
vous prostration.
Recently Ell Paso and Juarez have
been flooded with spurious rebel cur.
reney and the belief has prevailed
Iamong the police that the money was
being placed in circulation by an Or
ganized band. which Is said to have
put in circulation several hundred
4 thousand dollars of worthless cur
4 rency.
Bronson's predicament Serious.
The predica ment in which Dr. Bron
! son finds himself is a serious one. a
the penalty In Mexico for circulating
or having in ones possession counter
{ felt rebel currency is death. 1t is be
lieved that attorneys will tomorrow
] apply for Il writ of habeas corpus TO
the physician to prevent his POSSIBLE
delivery to the Juarez authorities.
DR.. Bronson refused to common
upon his ease further than to ask tina
1T be kept out of the newspapers.
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FOR SALE

Two-acre tract. half mile from
city limits. 5-room house. good out
buildings. nice orchard. garden
ground and alfalfa. on main ditch.
Price $4,000: st2s cash. balance
SIS per month.
Ranch one mile from bridge. lb
acres, Groom house. $50 fruit
trees. balances OF land In alfalfa
and corn, ON main ditch. Price
$4,000; $126 cash. balance $50
per month.
Ranch two miles ont on North
Fourth street. 20 acres. good
house. good stable, chicken houses.
chicken wire fences, good orchard
and good garden ground: good
water right. Price $4,000; will
give terms.
Five-acre tract. one mile from
| city limits on North Fourth street.
| price 5000: 500 cash. balance
$40 month. big bargain.
Money TO Loan and Investments
| UNION REALTY co.
10 South Second 81.
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STORAGE.

WANTED Pianos. household Eoods. etc,
stored safely al reasonable rates Phone
4N The Security Warehouse A Improve.
ment cu. Springer Transfer Co, success
sofs. 1ia Gold avenue
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Restaurant and hotel; cheap.
n Nieri s15 South First street.
FOR SALE-The furniture OF flrst-class
four-chair barber shop or will rent the
same. Also will rent the store room empty
at Ill West Central avenue. Apply TO
Union Bar. 107 North First.
FOR sALE--Three years lease on store
building, three doors from postoffiee.
Good living rooms with barn in rear Suit
able for any business Rent 500 Address
". IL Allison. Box ~. Window. Arlz
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Want q high grade employer Or tn
better grade OF servantsf MIKE use OF tn
want cnlumns Of tbs Journal
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TYPEWRTTERs.

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ALI. KINDS. both new and second hand
bought, sold, rented and repaired, Albu
querqile Typewriter Exchange. Phone ~
s2t Weat Gold.
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ron RENT-~The most desirable offics
rooms In the city. Apply to George r
Aihright Phone 40.
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FOR RiaNT~-f.ig boarding house. best To-
cation in city. ia West Grand Fifteer
rooms $1,000 per month. Inquire any rea
estate agent
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| ron HENr-~a and f-roeHI flats for light
| houa4teeutun zaa North rerard
I ron HENsr~-z- room flat furnished. mod
srt e2a West Maraastte Inquire s1s
south first.
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VETERINARY COLLEGES.

s. n. VETERINARY COLLEGE begins sept
~. NJ profession offers equal opportunity.
cataioe free. q Keanei Pres. 1878 Market
81. san Francisco.