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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-07-18

Report is that wheat is turning
out better than expected so far.
Albert Krhut returned home
from the harvest field Monday.
Jim Finch, the big thresher
man, is threshing for Dick Ow-
ems.
Mrs. John Zeman and children
were in Voda on business We'd
nesday.
Threshing machines are get
ting pretty thick in this neigh
borhood.
Messrs. John Jones and w.
Shrenkler were callers at r.
Kristof's Monday. 3,
HobI brothers arrived with
their new threshing outfit from
Wilson, Wednesday.
F. W. Wheeler and son from
Sterling, ILL.,, stopped here Mon
day enroute to Oakley.
Hobbs pulled in their machine
Wednesday, and are threshine
for Schwanbeck brothers.
Mrs. Pryce Owens left Tues
day night to spend the summer
with her home folks at Circle
vile, Kans.
J. M. Zeman left last Wednes
day for Wilson, where he viii
thresh for a short time and theI
he will return home with his big
Ithreshing outfit.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-07-18
Collyer

Some warm these days. Had
you noticed il?
Corn is very much in need of
rain at present writing.
Anna Ra2ak is spending the
week with her sister. Mrs. Steve
Krhut.
Chas. Marquand and family
from Ogallah were visiting folks
here Sunday.
C. w. CIPHER, the Baker Medi-
cine man, was in Collyer,
Wednesday.
Postmaster Olson and son
Dale, were in Wa-Keeney OF
business Wednesday.
Several threshing machines
have started around here it is re
ported wheat is making from x
to 25 bushels.
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Non-Partisan

Justices of Supreme Court
Charles w. Smith, Stockton
Clark A Smith, Cawker City
Alfred w. Benson, OTTAWA
George H. Buchanan, Winfield
Nelson Case, OSwegO
John S. Dawson, Hill City
John A Hanson, LindsPurg
Ed G. Little, Kansas City
John Marshall, Topeka
Henry F. Mason, Garden City
A. B. Reeves Dodge City
Mrs. Lizzie S. Sheldon, Lawrence
Judge 23rd Judicial District
Lyman B BeardSley, Russell
A. D. Gilkeson, Hays
Harry Lewis Pestana, Hays
E. A. Rea, Hays
j. G. Ruppenthal, Russell
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-07-18
Progressive
STATE

United States Senator
Victor Murdoch, Wichita
Governor
Henry ]. Allen, Wichita
Lieutenant Governor
William T. Beck, Holton
Secretary of State
Arthur II. Burtis, Garden City
State Auditor
Helen N. Eacker, Lawrence
State Treasurer
H. G. Livermore, Oiathe
Attorney General
Carr w. Taylor, Hutchinson
Superintendent of Public Instr uctioI
E. 0. Deere, Lindsborg
Superintendent of Insurance
G. E. Logan, Quenemo
State Printer
Conner T. Davies, Concordia
Board of Irrigation
S. @. Price, Hill City
Furman A. Cook, Scott City
III. b. Firestone, Cimarron
Congressman 9th District
Eva Morley Murphy, Goodland
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-07-18
Democrat
STATE

United States Senator
William F. Sapp, Galena
jeremiah d. Botkin, Winfield
Willis L. Brown, Kingman
Frank Doster, Topeka
Hugh P Farrelly, Chanute
George A. Medley, Hutchinson
William @. Plumb, Kansas City
Governor
George II. Hodges, Osathe
Lieutenant Governor
John E. Wagner, Larned
Frank L. Britton, Usage City
r. F. Ginder, BeIvue
Secretary of State
J. w. Schlicher, Hoxle
Burt E. Brown, Lawrence
State Auditor
Perry Clemans, Hamilton
State Treasurer
p. E. Laughlin, Marysville
Attorney General
Dempster o. Potts, Wichita
Samuel E. Bartlett, Ellsworth
@. B. Little, Olathe
Geo. McGill, Wichita
Superintendent of Public instruction
Anna E. Arnold, Cottonwood Falls
Superintendent of Insurance
Frank Z. Smith, lola
Ben f. Hildebrand, Hiawatha
E. G. Prather, Grinnell
State Printer
T. E. Leftwich, Winfield
H. W. Chabin, Hutchinson
Board of Irrigation
L. J. Wilson, Milford
w F. Challis, Westmoreland
]. b. Hammond, Syracuse
F. A Hines, Scott City
w S. Marker, Scott City
James T. Rafter, Holton
Congressman 9Th District
John r. Connolly, Colby
Representative Goth District
Charles Kirby, Wa-Keeney
COUNTY
County Treasurer
F. B. Acre, Wa-Keeney
Register of Deeds
Margaret Swiggett, Wa-KeeDey
Jos E. Evans, WaKeeney
County a ttorney
S. M. HutZel, Wa-Keeney
Probate Judge
H. w. Finch Wa-Keeney
Clerk of District Court
w. j. Williams, Wax eeney
| E. H. Hillman, Wa-Keeney
! Il j. Rhoden, Wa-Keeney
: Chas Vowel, Wa-Keeney
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-07-18
Voda

Just a little hot these few days
for change
Mrs. Miles made a flying trip
to r. Owens Wednesday,
Pryce Owens is pitching for
Hobl brothers machine
Walter Krhut spent Sunday
with her south of Collyer.
Stanley Austin is pitching for
Richar daon's threshing outfit.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Oganah.

Mrs. c.. c.. Yetter drove to Wa
Keeney last Wednesday.
Some fine wheat being deliver
ed at the elevators in Ogallah.
Claude F. Reeves and family
spent last Thursday in WaKee-
ney.
Mr.. Ross of Ellis, was in Ogal-
lah a short time Monday morn
ing. IS
Reeves will pay highest mar
ket prices for poultry on Wednes-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. d. Reid en-
joyed a visit from Mrs. Reid's
cousin from Iowa
Mrs. Chas. Benson and son,
Judd, visited Mr.. and Mrs. @. @.
Yetter last Monday.
e. P. Marquand and family
motored over to the Banner mel
borhood last Sunday.
Eric Lindberg and daughter
Miss Evelyn, went to Quinte1
last Tuesday morning.
Jacob Frank finished his har
vesting last Saturday morning
and has his threshing crew al
work now.
Mrs. Koohn returned to hel
home in Hutchinson, after spend
ing few days with her sister
Mrs. l.. Morton.
G. S. Tawney and family, wht
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-07-18
Pioneer

John Saleen has a new separa-
tor.
That was sure find shower
Monday night.
Hudson Harlan is about down
with the rheumatism.
Mrs. d. Pershing had to have
DR.. Jones attention last Satur
day afternoon.
Harvest days are over for all
it seems, excepting V. Hubalek.
He will finish this week.
Mrs T. j. Rhoden also is on
the sick list. A doctor was cal
led for her Sunday evening.
The Ladies' Country Club.
which was postponed tc meet af-
ter harvest, will meet again the
Both of July.
The corn looks fine. Some of
our boys are having hard time
getting the weeds out, but bet
ter late than never.
Misses Essie and Alta Cars
well, relatives of the Kellogg's,
came in on the train Wednesday
evening. They expect to make a
short visit.
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Joe Razak left Sunday NJ

Joe Razak left Sunday morn
ing for Sylvan Grove to pack and
ship their furniture here. Joe
says he is going back to farming.
j. II. Deatrich left Thursday
evening for Chambersburg, Pa,
to attend the 5Oth anniversary of
the burning of the town during
the civil war
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State of Ohio, city of Toledo, Lucas

State of Ohio, city of Toledo, Lucas
county, SIS.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of F.
j. Cheney s. Co., doing business in
the city Of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of
HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of De-
cember, 4. d. 1886.
(SeaD A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catairh Cure is taken inter-
nally and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Hall 'srFamily Pills for consti-
pation.-Adv.
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Prohibition
State

United States Senator
Earl r. Delay, Sharon
Governor
Silas W. Bond, Miltonvale
Lieutenant Governor
S. M. Hanlon, Sterling
Secretary of State
Charles A. Smith, Wellsville
State Treasurer
G. V. Rudd, Belpre
superintendent of Public Instruction
Miss Edith M. Salisbury, Ness City
Superintendent of Insurance
T. w. Cline, North Branch
State Printer
Chas. W. Newly, Alden
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Treasurer

Treasurer
Clerk
W. a. Fuller
Wa-keeneY Township
Trustee
H. E. Trip, Wa-Keeney
Ed f. Bryant, Wa-Keeney
Justice of the Peace
]. ii. Acre
Collyer Township
Trustee
Joseph Hobl, Collyer
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-07-18
Attorney General

AulOIncy ocnSIdl
Dennis 7. Simmons, Kimbal
Superintendent ofPublic Instruction
Austin L. Cross, Thayer
Superintendent of Insurance
John Cannon, RoSedale
State Printer
W. L. Baldridge, Dexter
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Ransom

Taylor Robertson of Ness City
was in Ransom, Monday
Cyrus Sherwood of Arnold
was on our streets Saturday.
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Oeallah Township

Trustee
W. A Mcconnell, Ogallah
Treasurer
W. III. Brabb, Ogallah
Clerk
Julius Hillman, Ogallah
Justice of the Peace
o. A. Griswold, Ogallah
G. G. Cahail, Oganah
Constable
John Richards, Ogallah
Riverside Township
Trustee
Chas. Hearting, Brownen
Treasurer
Joe Zeller, Brownen
Clerk
VIM. Edwards, Brownel
Justices of the Peace
Geo. Tunnel, BTownen
j. M. Perry, Brownell
Constable
John Kutina, Browneu
F. W. Stull, Brownell
Franklin Township
Trustee
81. H. Cawley, Ransom
Robert Benson, Ransom
Collyer Township
Trustee
F. f. Zeman, Collyer
Arthur VanScyoc, Collyer
Treasurer
A. W. Mall, Collyer
Clerk
Y. A. Polkowsky, Collyer
Wa-keeney Township
Trustee
j. J. Drummond, Wa-Keeney
]. T. lRhoades, Wa-Keeney
Clerk
NJ G. Williams, Wa-Keeney
Justices of the Peace
f. B. Flyr, Wa Keeney
E d. Beason, Wa-Keeney
Constables
O. w Olson, Wa-Keeney
j. p. H. Ebert, WaKeeney
Precinct Committeeman
J. j. Keraus, Wa-Keeney.
Socialist
STATE
United States Senator
! Christian Balsac Hoffman, Kansas
| City
Governor
Milo M. Mitchell, Kingman
Lieutenant-G Governor
Anna W. Hoffman, Kansas City
Secretary of State
Ella r. Baldwin, Kansas City
State Auditor
M. j. Wells, Lawrence
State Treasurer
! Sarah G. Scovell, Galena
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Republican
STATE

United States Senator
Henry Fl. Tucker, Jr., Kansas City
Joseph L. Bristow, Salina
Charles Curtis, Topeka
A. M. Harvey, Topeka
Governor
Arthur Capper, Topeka
Lieutenant Governor
William Y. Morgan, Hutchinson
Jacob e. Brewer, Abilene
Secretary of State
J. T. Botkin, Galena
State Auditor
W. E. Davis, Dodge City
State Treasurer
Earl Akers, Stafford
Attorney General
James J. Bulger, Wichita
S. M. Brewster, Troy
Superintendent of Public instruction
w D. Ross, Topeka
Superintendent Of Insurance
Carey j. Wilson of Topeka
L. It. Hussey, Lyndon
State Printer
w r. Smith, Columbus
Board of Irrigation
Geo e. Ward, Sharon Springs
Join o. BOYLE, Goodland
l. L. Diesem, Garden City
u. B. Dyer, Smith Center
Ed. j. Guilbert, Gill
j. w. Tough, Scott City
Paul Rich, Syracuse
B. p. Walker, Osborne
Congressman 9th District
John B. Dykes, Lebanon
Representative Goth District
o. L. Cook, Wa-Keeney
III. +. Kline, Wa-Keeney
COUNTY
County Clerk
@. H. Benson, Wa-Keeney
County Treasurer
F. Fl. Ridgway, Ogallah
Register of Deeds
o. A Cortright, Wa Keeney
County Attorney
Herman Long, Wa-Keeney
Probate Judge
A S. Peacock, Wa-Keeney
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Carrie Stradal, Wa Keeney
Eva p Jones. Wa-KeeDey
Sheriff
E. W. Altman, Ellis
Peter DeBoer, Wa eeney
Clerk of the District Court
O. H. Olson, Collyer
Surveyor
Hudson Harlan, Wa-Keeney
High School Trustee
r. c. Wilson, WaKeeney
Commissioner 1st District
John McNaughton, Ogallah
TOWNSHIPS
Ogallah Township
Trustee
Edward LaRue, Ogallah
Precinct Commit eeman
G. D. Yetter, Ogallah
Riverside Township
Trustee
A w. Nelson, Ogallah
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-07-18

Coroner
Ray Ufford, Wa-Keeney
High School Trustees
Frank Eaton, Ogallah
Herman Ehrichs, Collyer
Chas Seirer, Collyer
Commissioner 1st District
Walter Musgrave, Ogallah
TOWNSHIPS
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G. H. BENSON, County Clerk.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
FUNNY SHOW
0Pfas WEDNESDAY

In q i-a aay. IL. preliminary
so.S ALL .ia IN arrsasi.s 'oE sh-
.reusd snsusl I~,.aIsEF and G.-s stock
.lnN Wki.h .l-hs neat "Wednesday.
February IL spa ssasinus- thg-.
days Tie .-pS"Ai rshibi,i0h Mil ur
an .s-s, of Interest a.i f-oa.tgs
fsts-s, ihsvashput ssu .n'Ifr s"'sshH
v.a s-esish at Colorado ~iii probably
,r -shIbisVssg Esssiss tsot. Local 90.
hibissss nsust b. ia sh- hands .s Sac
sexr,;aty ~ Wednesday nas.. ha;
Iaf tho s,-s.fis 1T uaisids .tLihiioSs
tho .a,sy ii.,s eli b~ held open uh-
~ saas - -. fSIis . as ,:sys
The s'ssn.h Lu.i1ss e h-a bs-7u re-
cured los The sa.r ami sar-r a'-pd.
CO, ". }. .ihbsns = s:sasis. ~ -
'asss 10 'n.k- the sha- bis ;stv'ss
Gibtpas has been sh- iir-.sor az the
tpvitS, J-saFt;n.ns - ss- .pans,
tsir fos f.as ssass sa.i fi,ss 60 saahy
the Tot ih-0nIas @l.o~ ssn..,sihs &,
b. TALKED al.-,',i sog . IpnE time
s:ori p.sssa,s as- Offered IN all
rIaa-a ans MGR 'h,n forty special
psts-. aud ps.niur-,s ss- Offered by
laeei bisia.s. IA, "a Frank Potter Of
Pueblo. sho il III. pF-sii-n, of the
Pueblo County i'.ui'Ty ss.a..siisa
viii u. iau judging. The directors
Ut The I-ouI'r, v.ia',un are ~-ii
knp~a Io-s. m-n. all of whom ate "a.
.tbusi.sti- over the prospects of y
nssi successful -shibi'. Th-y arr =
T.. Wood. ". ". tsnn,r. ". =. w.o!-
rids-. u. u. biss. u. T.. M.cians.
tss. u. d. Chandler. y y. itssn~,.
Charles Richter. Charles Mitchell. q.
". IioIion. l.. ~. ns,-r aud V. u.
ftiaTs
The last meeting Ut the southern
Colorado Poultry and Pct stock a..
o,tstion hcfuT- the second annual
poultry show. viii he held in III.
Chamber Of COMMERCE rooms ,on,vr.
ru~ ntshi The catalogues have
been matted CIT and all vino have
not received ono ar- asked Ia tric.
phone or write TO Secretary Victor
". friar. at the Chamber of Gem.
n,rrc-. aud they will receive -a,,-
J." su- sni cntry bisn.- b. return
mail.
All interested in the coming poui-
Try rho~ arc invited "a be present
u, the meeting tomorrow -v"ninr at
.ac.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
co. L. Isl juFAAiY
S0uDka IS DEAD

ikaih fer IA. 'ona ,sns. hs.' .','
tered the sasLs II Id. coiossaa h.-
ii.nsi slsrl Yesterday Private
uNto cbTi.iiaLsch ~ .oiaI.snv I. "f
fosi.r. Colo. 'ii-I 81 the Asv'is'
'niiiissy esmp as.isihis n.o<sins rsi-
,sir Jsass> M.irnsii o' eompaaf y.
First rssiassi. of iAeGs.f. dssa at
Crap Has H,fAsi s'~ssn We due
io a.ns- iaTassi,is after .a iiin.ss at
ss,srni dsyA
Little y ks..~a ~ The res, ss.ai
II the a-e~sssd. tefoSe -niiss.-s; In
't- sasis aiiisss he ~sS - ns-h,''ss
II the SEVENTH istsssrF. cails'i
Mater sSMs. ssd i. .~sies 'o srs ia
iossh stsh relatives ih- ,aiiiisFS an-
ihssisis~ hare ssi,izs io III. ~u- de-
Asrsn,-st ~ Nsssinstsa. The i-ssi,
siil s- kela here s~aisins A'iriss
Nstsssia Nss ssno.ss % s.s-s oil,
iSs hsh b~~s IN n. care II tho i"f'
riiai cop. fos sis Rasi ss-s.
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uvnOI5aAH 1UI1ea

Cleveland. u. rcL. ;.-Mss. ice.
~ Mercer l~tI Tor her hosse il
Ifiisbassa today with tho holy u
her hasl,ssd. Robert y. Mrsses.
murder sad soSber, visiIn. ~hoss
BODY Sas s0aad buried usd~r the
ss~ eib hall her yesterday. Lice.
issss, Naio~fIl Of the ciereissd De.
festive force lett today With s'wss.
sssl fos Norasss Ssssisy. -. uatss
ssses, a. whreiisx. ". Va. Charged
With Assvut'a nuries. Al ~ooss
yes aadss Surveillance her today Il
eesss<i:oa With the murder. Nssrss
ss. . 'tssAssps5 % he Ser cit,
hall work Sad sssaisy . sisLs watch.
sas. .-.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
PAluP aAscown
SELLS OUT TO coln

os ,,,rs,>t in LEGAL Iusissss cir
.t.s al 1siasdsd j. the sssouaecsseai
that PHILLIP Gsssos-s has sold BIZ
is,ef.~ss in tue siolhlas business "a
isssia Coisa. who siil HEREAFTER rue.
duct tho esssblsshnscas undsr Nh
o~s asasv. The dsal Sas essssA-
tna's'' YESTERDAY. Mr. R,>eo~.r ha1
as amounted h,s tasare elsns. b9i
cxI'~eis In icass shossly fos - %.
leassj -ass~sa ttip.
Ms. ksseo~ " hss tsvA ssso~taee4
~sth Mr.. coha for the Oast thrse
y~srs ART n halt. Tt has bees go
o: Iss eils's mot prosrcsaise hsss.
essn'> and sss Tor . auat~r q
s.ass alderman Ut tho secoad ward.
Tic II loyal booster Of Trinidad ssA
declares: 'odsy his great eoaftsiescs
in tile fu.urr Of this cily Which,
isss i'-~s his home for . nun,;see .:
year..
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IlllfAlY Inv n
So AFMCl Upnell

capcto~e. taioa Ut south Africa.
Feb. After speaking for tsar
hours yesterday In tue pariismss, Of
the tsioa Of South Africa. 0sarrsl
Jan Christiasp amuls. nislslCs Of dc.
fuasr. coaunuci sodsy hts jusliftca.
tics of tho xnscrancnt's action In
dvlusiax martial Law duripS che re-
ccst ssaorsi strike and In dc,-ortink
tho strike leaders.
The aiaia,er declared that the la.
l'or leaders had planned seriously
military OPERATIONS. had orEaaissd
Esoaps Of .iyssmiiers and had deaib.
csairiy isfisncsi tho spirit Of the
mob sad iacitcd u to crinc~ Of al
sofie. ustii tho stsike had dcveio ped
inso sheer snareh!sn.
Every injusiry.'' said the miais.
ter. was 10 bc brought to = stand.
siill By the strikers. but tho jeclara.
ttoa q wsr By tho rcdCratioe of
Trades WAS met BY the proclsna,iou
Of martial Law and the mobilization
of the Cltixrns' Defense force.
7 Tile aituatica was practically enc
of civil war. Thousand4 Of miners
were In poxseAsion of dynamite. q
native outbreak WAS threateoed and
food supplies were scarce. The row.
crnmcnt was therefore amply justi-
fled IN procls,n,lps martial lsw.
which proven effective and TIE throat
Of great tragedy passed away with.
out bloodshed.'
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JUDGMENT 104 Pi.AI111Y7
N DAMAGE SUIT

a jlIsn,Cat iu che sum Of t3:V
vas allowed the ol,'nliff IT. che cass'
Of n:py:cs 81. hr Model Land and
Irrigation conpsny hy verdict os
a Jury In n. disirics court today.
Tho plaintiff sucd 4" r-cotsr tho
sum of $4,000 arked for damages IL
crop. b, u siost Of the Model diichcs
mere than ihrcc Years ssc. rhe jury
retired yesterday sttcrnuom. 4 SIM
liar damage suit. Murphy vs. tht,
Mcdcl COMPANY. h being tried before
Jnis" e. e. i;olbroc!; today.
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sse city ilt> stt~saeos % shsst
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asiss sses ASsilss b bssipsss NIL.
tor IN She essy. s--
Athea Sisnsssesnsh yrtuvAs1
ebis sses1ias sroN kassss CITY
wSssc - hss wee .staisiss. v.
sSesass \. iisShsas arrived hsrs
die 0osatss truss iAssvss ~ b =.
sessise ~ s,ises~' sajsa lsssisss h
tas presassuss 81 aais " b. isi6 -
:sr- is- coes.srtpsai iase-sissioss-
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
DArrEls STRIKE In CHICAGO

ChicagV. Feb Cooks. waters
sud wai,rcsss employed In u bi.
IA aduiph street restaurant. walked
out today. because their demands had
hot been granted. The union off
elal. said the strike would extend to
% restaurants controlled by the Res.
taurantk Association unless the re-
auest or the employees FOR increased
wages. shorter hours and one day off
each week Ia complied with
\ polite guard was asked by the
restaurant affected today.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
hin Siin -,
SEEKS nV1Ec1IUN
6 M11M Flo0 0oO

Acquitted 10 sh. di.srtst s.ust W
TSss.,sy .a s:ss'ss u .hs.nliss Esd
kiIliax GsshE ssss-is. = coal ssia.r ~
rSba.<o ga JisastS -. Arthur ~.
oSs. a-sro sbo .ot.'su.sa = 'ssfJ'
iax hSass al J.;.asso last a!kh' 80.
.iird a tn. 1,iias-y snshosM... a,
shss csMp to- rros..sisn rsosa a. 10.
turial-d tao,s that ss,rs-~I at sks
tossctas kosss soviss s~usesss-a
usuua btu In, the tiisiss y! The coal
u,i~~e. Th,. f..sss css NOT s-aShly
.sasts1 l. .'ue p-shasss In the :sss
that t.irr.-nsss t-seS-ase ssd = dc.
iA.hmest Of soldter. save him pro.
i-~stoa.
TIE shoosias ut GaScis. .ct~iih.
,taateax ,.,st " ~as doae In s~,i
1sseoss. = shown ~ toe srssS. stirred
~ , soeI s<si 81 tssiiss sss'"ss Ii
Merriam. ssd friend. o. 'a~ dead
1sa Al Cedar mn and sisisi,,
whss sh~ s~srn $40 i0uus. aos saii'
y ssd c.lcsss'i from es>spt; threats
an ssii 10 hAss s~~s made to ''xsi'
l.surs v(>sa ~ reformed TO TsLesso
THE nsssu r~tufsc'i Yes,estia'. AM
last nIehl. fearing Tor his life. hc
sought tho irus-et,oa 81 IN" I'iii'is.
fcr the trial Of i.,oa.. which '"os
place soNa II the ~i's~.ses who nsi
;vsu subpocnssG. tSiied TO apscsr t..
s-ars A art of aissehn'rnt ~sS
t.sus<i aud sh- mi.>isS s'i'nsssci
veto arrested ,s.,crAs, sn.i LrousL:
4" Trinidad last nirhi. Thcy a..
charge, with eonis sups VI court. saa.
sisRo iiastoin. Malta t:orsoio AMI
Simon isau'i. Pet i'ssi.. one os
the pio., imvostsn, witnesses 70. the
state who ssil-,! 10 aDp-sr Nas aiso
named In III. writ nj attachment.
hut IL in the hands 81 The mi,i'a.Y
authorities.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
cnzleS o. AaaAul:Ii

Chiss.a. H.. tss. :,-jess~A ~.
OesosRs. . ftfth usra poiis1etAs
sko. D. .ss'in SO Miss .tay. walaal
-" VI the ~oas&A selsesisa vSssts
~.'" served II Tuesdays svslsivties
s'sses~t saA ssei her 'ass sixs'
whtl~ stp "a. rsssassin stAe aasj
Asgyesisrva L. the peiieS today. IL
Sss aeeks-: ~ . --isases Of ssssal'
and sI'ss, sst ss;sAars o. boads
Assl,osscsa s,.stsd that b. .,susA
tbs sue ~ sjwsise. eIesk.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05

A heavy cold 10 tho lungs that was
expected to cure itself has b"rn tho
starting poiai in many casc. Of dis.
case tina, cuJod fatally. The sensible
course Is to take fscuuca' dof"s ~
BALI.iRD's HOREUOrNb SYRUP.
!. checks the progress Of the disorder
and asfists nature to restore normii
conditions. Price ::c. soc aud 500
psr bottle. soli BY The uausmsh
Drug Go.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
LISTEN FOR I'm WHISTLE.

Listen for the whistles! The C-N
carrier boys now possess new whis
ties. The boys Will blow the whistles
when they deliver papers. When
you hear the whistle tonight aud
nights hereafter get your C-N Just
aitcr. II Ihus neen- tnroWp.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05

wh.n ~" l-o~.ts u-s.n, iFgvssIas
,uI ar uncomfortable hai the soHEsf
this s.sa.sEa. .sIsia ,h- uaTsv 900
feel t.l "sa a-' sid ~ 'hiz H.tss's
auisaiy hs usias IEnni>E Take
dg.- sn soiBx Z. b.d and s-- hsv n.a
'oI feel nvs, asy ''Tic. 80, sold
rs The lt,ussiaH Drus TO
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-02-05
NO 7EfdiiAS LOAN.

London. Fob. 5.---1hc nsiS.aa
government tcdpv. announced \ :oan
-ano,uiin. to $2n.Gtc, UcU. vt } per
ccnt. 4. l. to u" .isf,.e.., Mt 9; sanil
10 bc r,.Ic' nabic within % years.