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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-26
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
Mondays Games,

Mondays Games.
st. Louis ..... 600 O1O OPS 8 1
Baltimore ..... 032 Dol OO*-6 8 2
Batteries-Krupper and Haslcy;
Quinn and Jacklitsch.
Umpires-- Mannassau and Bush.
II. H. Il.
Indianapolis . 200 O01 900 % 10 1
Pittsburgh =. 900 800 900 O-3 2
Observation-Disclosures and Rariden;,
Walker and Kerr,
Umpires-Cross and Anderson.
r. H. b.
Chicago ........ OlO 40 O01--4 IL 0
Brooklyn ....... 900 900 1000 5 0
Batteries Hendrix and Wilson;
SOmers and Land.
Umpires-Brennan and Mccormick.
Kansas Citl -. 41O OOO-5
buildio .......... ....,... JUL llU-0
: Eatteries-Cullop and Easterly;
Ford and Blair.
Umpires-GOeckel and Kane.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-26

Dunn county has q county seat
fight. Indians are allowed to vote and
both factions want the support Of
Poor Lo.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-07-31
WHO IS
w. F. STEVENSON?

For what does he stand motor
,iGTs;y,
First, for economy. De you know
has spent 1852, 100000. on creeks
and rivers and harbors? This has not
helped the people of the Fifth district
one penney. South Carolina's share
of that money according to populat-
ion would be $4,000, 100000 II they
had put that on our post roads in
stead Of in creeks and habors and
rivers every man in South Carolina
would have good road at hand.
During that term our whole State
government has cost only $40, co. 900
90. We woud have about two and a
half as much for our roads
as it takes to run the whole State
government and instead Of its being
used to benfit our roads 1t has been
dumped into creeks and rivers and
habors, and almost none Of 1t has
been seen in South Carolina. They
have just passed a bill throught the
house carrying $S0.O00.0O0.00 and
the senate will add to It Stevenson
says cut down that steal' as Ben
Tillman calls il and build roads in
the farmers doors.
What doe sthe farmer say about
this? Give Stevenson a chance, and
he will do his best, not only to put
the Filth district ON the map" but to
put the farmers of the fifth district
on the map also. Adv.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-07-31

river. / also talked with a number
OF kershaw town citizens OF both
counties. and every one told me they
hal never yet heard a single man
SAY the new line and corner on
Lynches river was correct. or any,
thing like correct
sihe Act of 1892 was evidently
made TO confirm the Haile-McIlwain-
y gsdale survey, and taxpayers have
u On governed by this for 1G years.
/ would be a great injustice TO Ian.
ster county to take an Act based
rn the actual line, run by Messrs
Halle. McIlwain and Ragsdale-old
practical land surveyors ana to so
construe this Act of the legislature
rs 20 cut Lancaster county out of
1000 acres OF land.
Respectfully submitted.
T. M. BELK, Surveyor.
p. 81 have no doubt but that
Messrs. Wilson, Colcock and Dwight
are very smart gentlemen, but IL
may be they are better up On theory
OF surveying, and a thousand other
things. than they are up on locating
old and disputed lines.
T. M. B.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-07-31

the spot where Bethel church now
stands, or about opposite the Halle
mcliwafn -Ragsdale corner where
pieces OF DELPHI and crockery is now
found.
Mills gives y. 621s L. from this
corner in 1920 supposedly. Four and
one-half degrees OF variation since
ls2t gives us exactly " 67 E.-or
same a Halle -McIlwain- Ragsdale
survey with one degree variation
since 1892.
On this line from Bethel church to
Lynches river, it is Impossible to
give one-tenth of the data / obtain
ed. or could have taken down. in a
short sketch like this.
The new Wilson survey was
above the line of contention, even i'm
kershaw. where / find two old roads
met. the junction of these roads at
each place. was taken as the original
line. The old settlers, / am reliably
informed. disputed over these two
forks OF roads, long before the
Haile-McIlwa ain Ragsdale survey.
Leaving Kershaw. the Wilson
survey soon got away above or
north Of. all contention Of the lire
]. c. Broom, so years old. who
in Kershaw county, says new line is
about one-fourth mile north of what
his father, Wesley Broom. deceas-
ed. always claimed as the line
Never heard anyone Say line was So
far north, and the general impression
was new line" was at wrong place.
His land was bounced on north oy
Lancaster county line. but new line
was about one-fourth mile north Of
upper edge Of his place. A little
farther east Mr.. Morgon has a one
hundredacre tract of land In Ian
caster county. calling for eershaw
county line on south side. Jew line
only leaves about seveh-s$r-s. he
says, in Lancaster county.
The last six or eigh. miles next to
Lynches river / read the Wilson re-
port to various ones. which says:
When we got within three miles Of
Lynches river, however. ii became
evident that our line was then north
OF the line shown on Mills Atlas and
OF the line Of the more recent sur
veys, and ii 80 continued, striking
the river one-fourth mile apparent
ly above the point shown in the
Atlas, though several residents OF
the locality stated that our line, even
here coincided with what their
fathers mad pointed out as the orgi-
nal line" asked every body 1
could And, black and white, OF both
counties. II this statement was cor
rect. and every single man said not
according to what their fathers and
all the old settlers had told them all
their lives. Different ones remarked
that they did not believe anyone in
that locality has made such a remark
that 1t must have been made by
someone far away from their section.
Among the names Of those question
ed. submit the following names:
NJ. c. Gardner. John Bird. Charles
Bird. Bill Bird. Rob Mungo. Alex
Mungo (colored), and perhaps
dozen others.
MIR. w. T. Threat says his father,
Miles T. Threatt. has lived for fifty
years or more across Lynches creek
(and I believe he said) one mile
from Lynches river. That Harr;-
sons ford. or signs of old road,
could be seen when he was young
and that the corner OF Lancaster and
kershaw county was one-fourth mile,
or 500 yards. he would say. south of
the new Wilson corner on Lynches
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-07-31
No. o..SiX-Sixty-Six

This b Q prescriptioa prepared especially
loe MALARIA or ChiltS 4 FEVER.
Five OF six doses will break any case, and
Htsken then n . tonic the Fever will not
return. II acts on the liver better than
Colonel and does not eripe or sicken. 2Se
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-07-31
Very True.

baItimOre American.
The Phrenologist-Yes. sir, by
feeling the bumps on your head I
can tell you exactly what sort Of a
Hia;i you are.
Mr.. Dolan-Oi behave 1t wud give
We more av an oidea wot sort av a
~himuien me wolfe is
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-07-31
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Paint YourHouse'

1t pays to paint your home, your tenant houses
and barns, and it pays better to get good paint.
WE SELL THE BEST
Buck Lead, Lewis Pure Lead Kelloggs' Lin
seed Oil, Lowe Bros. Mixed Paints, Pratt
Lambert's Varnish and Oil Stains Our guaran-
tee goes with the above to repant your home
free if not satisfactory. Why listen to irrespon-
sible painters and ignore guarantee?
Remember the $500 White Sewing Machine.
and fine assortment of aluminium Ware ALWAYS
on hand. Our daily supply of fresh groceries are
the best that money buy.
COME TO SEE U.s.
BENNETT TERRY Co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
JONES CENTER
Of STORM IN
SENATE

washiagtma. II e. Mavh al
s-asssF isars raush iisursssss s-ssia-
iiaa tailiss sa i'frsidsat Niis1t tss
iassfsr s,isa Of sBas nations had pga-
tested sssiass sLr Panama uansi tolls
fKfrspssss. to-day Vas referred {" sAs
t"spisa suia.iohs sosnHai,sr. ef,pF
senator u'.Ssraaa aad i,s auth0F had
sishasssa abireslaAs
s~aa,as iisa- sssi,h sAh R~aasas
Losses sisskSss stsa shH Halter vantsei
stp s'srt sa sess . ss~ssgap~F ssufF
saving shs Fresidsas sansFa a ljisis
siHsa 6a lsanataa tolls details Soma
Soc s,Aits tlsehsa H. has sSssssas
Jsasss saisies uatil bill ga The
eate aiar had r.rsa sallsss ut. srsas shp
article. psE.h sssashs a. s.u@ t@sI
Tho psrsiirns had sals taesab~ss Of
sh~ haasse sssE s-Aass on the bill
.haald BIC issassses 10 fif'sr. t@ar.s
4 ssas's b~iisss sh~ ps~siarss sass~
ss9 ssssa s@ggesss"as said sraa'ps
iS@Fahs aspssstIsaas
Nc ~ra ie at-a@ss rSns9 nrsspaa
p~r stsss azFs Aaras@F i@ars yesa
siaaEas sua@s-s at senators pf sura
sassrssssees ssisg Ia sse pfgsSssa: Ia
ais Wasshrs ttis ps shss bisI salts
h5sa as .sis OF shas asaeu#asrat is
sassssasSesY So hit wbsshsr these
serasss ssp correct do a.' tsew .
sas .hsFs u~surs sa troauenslf thst
ihvre sasss tr sssasr taasis,iaa t-f
sEeass
"Is sas rsstisans sts' dusiss a
suatsrvsse I hal Nish The psesiaens
st. eshaF regarding -sF fryras ss-erv b
or .tis tolls 9usssia. that 'bs sresiI
as7s tsa tsla ssS Nas sfa.ins na
.kin is-' arvrr heard asY susb
sssss-asat trsssa ssp pr-sid-a's u 1t
was p ale Astsrvasd IL was usss tur
CONSUMPTION as sh1 psessa~
The issiarsst rnssJ With a zru=
eraI v"lley os remarks srun DrBws
Cratic senator's that they had rrutised
~ sessslsias 'b- prr~ja~ut On var
sass. sssS~ss
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
MADAME CAIllEAux
TELLS Of KILLING
Of FIGARO EDITOR

Paris Narb 81 Nadanr -au.
isss. s"~a-a In biass. ssi.hiasiY
gave hsr VERSION st IN. hiliing af
.ass"a -alssu',r. before iisnri Itarz
sar'. The Investigating magistrate.
'os,aT The spsrt ruasa pss rru,ry,
cd trUta asy dIs,urbaaoo ~ heavy
guard
MIN" CaillauV began with a bri-t
his'"Fy "f hrr married life Tbsn
she remarked
y sIwAIs took 9rca' ,n.rrs, in
.he pu5Iic life us nv husband. shar-
ing 'b" pleasures and tho sar.s ot
roli'irss''
Tn" prisoners recital was sus-
send"'i temporarily whsu she burst
into ti' ot sobbing. on rusunius
her testimony. che sail. speaking
Slowly:
For two Years an abumiuabIr
samrsisn was directed aeains, my
husband. who was attacked on every
crcasiuns NOTABLY ON the chars" that
he had secretly cryl.d uar,ion of
the French Congo - Germany and in
connection with the Agadir incident;
in Morvdvu. was deeply sricvci By
,h"sr caIami;iss which had become
particularly vrnomous a, the time Of
the formation Of the roumorsuc cab
met The feeling of hostility mo-
ticod especially at receptions. Mr in
diens,ion was aroused because had
implicit, faith in my husbands pro-
bi'v."
Madame CaiIIauy was taken from
The Jail ,o the law courts in a taSi-
cab preceded and followed by other
,axicabs containing policemen Ns
she descended from the cab she hid
her face in large muff. The jour
ney Of the prisoner was kept as So
crct as possible and very few OF tho
public we're aware Of it,
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
Rasiaess Men
Should Get Together

The ssdor,emen: Of the action
taken By Trinidad lumber mea is
step in the right direction. It sas.
sss,s action Of similar character OF
the part Of all local merchants. II
the friridsd business men will stand
a. a unit behind Governor AMmon.
In his policy to maintain Law and
order By keeping large enough force
Ct militia in the strike rome 10 sup.
p,e,s any future disorder. the strike
will soon come 10 an end and there
will b. no fear Of a boycott or any
black hand methods" on the part
Of the unions a. all business men
weuld be lined mp firmely together.
The Trinidad business men should
get together.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

600 Eastern
Coal Miners May
Strike May lst

Chicago. .i,-Ssrions talk Of
the possibility of IA great coal
strike involving between 3oO.-
ooO and i1J. .oJy Lituminous coal
miners Mas heard h~se NhsH
operators from Ohio. P.nnsyi-
yahia, Illinois and Indiana, and
minsrs' representatives resumed
their efforts to reach an agree
ni@n, on a ~as" ssai",
Miners officials ar. sonsii-
.rabiy less op,imis,is a. to the
possibility of am agreement.
Tn. operators iiaiiy rejected
demands iOf an average iner-as.
ia Wages at 80. p-r cent. as--
siarias that a warm sin,-r lief,
them ~ith surplus stocks and
damaged husihSss,
u, would not b. diplomatic
for n- To talk al this time. said
i'resii-r, John T., White Of the
tHiIrs' Mine Workers. eh.n
asked assl, Funors ,ha, ,hs
niL-rs' rrt'r-s. n,a,iEss rontd
bs-a. off Negotiations We ars
s,iii Negotiating ami as ions as
90 So assa,ia'ihg atH h"ise-
ssi''
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
Will Pat Up Tents
at Forbes '-.Lapson

I'VE asr scsne 10 Eu' up the
tents .rst toe militia tore down
q, pro-bes rccrHtIys We contend
that the militia hes NO right to
order People tscm establishing
their homes ON sruuui 'ha, thsr
ovrs The governor ~ The state
Is t1s tesHma,dur in chief Of the
militia and he can crder ur III.
rect his -rucrs to 10 what te
secs :is. bat vr hole him r.srsn.
sibIs for whatever is done"
This was th. declaration to-
dar ot John :. Lawson. iuterna-
.i.nal hoard member for district
No. -. who has bcen here for
two DAYS in active conduct Of the
cpat strife Nr. Lawson would
not say when the miners would
make The second attsmp; To ~
establish the ten, colony.
u expect to devote practically
nv entire time from nov on
looking after the interests ~ the
strikers. +" said Lawson. y find
conditions most favorable to
success. The filing Of suits by
the operators is a joke and an
indication OF weakness. We are
going to win In Colorado.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
Teaching Of
Eugeaics in Schools
Opposed BY Parents
Storm Of Prosss: Gs~.,s SasSes.
,isn Of Pastor Cook ., Meet.
o. School Patrons

S;as saisz in III TTsaitaa siss
sehnaiss
We'll. sh"saIi esF as.s
Wbs In ,hs @@sia saEsrs.s
ssssh ss iasAs
tgesrrsaa isanststph .o@S
Wh@ a;sp@s@s i,s
The pss-nss ot shr sAltisra
a.seasiaE tho ceas.aaiai school
ss a@s tate
Il happ~rra ssasiYs The pass
~nss of shr -hslsfea assrsaias
th@ ssassnai4t school mSs pes
sretsF a. shr sess@st .sr pas-
cate sa@@sins ig2so ssaAsslpa
s@aa ess asked to alahn an ss-
drrss Tho aaiaissrF in his ,4ia
criticised abs rsiaIaas ~hpai
stssasss IIr stated 'hp ssrrsiaH
..sss.s. sbe tfia,iRsts and shs
-rseEpss wrFr sII sSsh. t-ss that
Ebe sNsssul was all Wassz \
good ra4er shiHEs .Ass afr s.as
skpuIa not b1 daar and sasnF
shIazs that are 30. apss shoaid
b- faar. aeg"rs'ias q. Ers.reni
s'o.aso Amoas other shinsss the
shsrdrea shsrit b1 .aust. ras
senirss b. ,bIaNss ~ asss'. shis
sugzrsatua aad The ssorrr broke
Thr tsspshers psrsras a5sappsusua
at . suarsa in rusraics anH told
sbs sasassteF =. in saFiosss wayss
hut uarb way vss oppressive
So rSpsrssisSs in sars that It.Sz
psraf COS. decided he was at
sertirg meeting "s militant
sutfrasettss and that IL was sas
sh- sirnr and pIsse to- sIGzrs.
ruzrutys and rru.spSII zabsiteas
IJts nest suggestion. however.
was sapr- ssycsahiy received
that os providing library tot
sHs sghguIs \ fund ~ss started
"a sn~n as -hs suggested. ami SIS
was subs riIcyI ~ those present
Tbts plan met with much favor
snd wilt rrctabIy srr-asi 10 tho
other bu"lss
The matter of securing an .S.
tia teacher tuT backward pupils
met with the approval Of tho
tsaren,s present This move ha.
Uor- suggested by the sup-ria.
,eadens several times, bat the
sshcpI bvard hes always tryvned
upru ". New that The Parents
have endorsed tho idea. the
school hoard will probably
10 something along ,hssei ines.
At the meeting yesterday IL
was suggested that the parents
meeting be mad. a permanent
feature. The idea was well re-
ceived and preliminary plans
we're male tcT parents orxani-
1ation TO nee; frequently and
taik about the needs of the
schools and make suggestions
from the parents standpoint
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

aai " iiiiam Watson. Th-s@ Hi.a. ".
,A- military saIhoEitias t~o AssAs
ago and a Thorough examination -as
made by ih-ta al the nH., Thss
have pias al the r-suit of their inses-
LEGATIONS in gh- hands of the civil
suth.riti-s 1 the sisii authorities
sisini ,h-y LAsr pt-a,Y Of evidence
Of the gull, Of the Tsfti.s pha as-
ts-lng hsids
The s-ii sssi,h murder at Nafrh
:. vss co. et Tho .asos, brutal in slir
Lisisrs of The psrs~nt strike s.ni'h
"a. a nsa-unioss nsin-r, TN she nisht
st shs sarsa-f IL Is sii1z-d h~ eas
walking sn tic highway tf"sss Sat
tris shoa he Was astafbni aHd
lsli-.i. i,ls Sass vas thea piasss
On tic rsiisuaa sass sad su' 3"
pi-esS - PASSING train. a. an inE
s-ssiss.iaa sEr ssiiss ;as aaS. sssH
aas,rd bF Cs-parr ~ H. stps. sheriff
,. a s,risisasa aaa aasrsAssitt zssr
Marta. |. broesas blood sPa.ssFest
siah ard o aaEss-s- as blp-psif ssanss
w-s sasna hras ah-sr 'h" b%1f vac
fasaat ASA tsrss ~ess blood spinsrass
ata naAsks %. = sarassic on shr
s,suts n!soah~aass Ses- pise-es us
,hs Trail .s 40 siss.r. ssa shsF lee
the oftleiAis rsst, ,e .ss 'sss sai"aS
~ tsrssss
SeW0yOR fA1aIts6 ss .A< .sssas
al sA~ loser tsst~s ssas s.ssas b.
the nirisis .as she arrest of ahe sias~
s~~s rs~s assaPAass OF shs nsiaaa
II. ns~m srse sssi several DAYS hf
shr riiisss before sl- sWltse ta-a
a.se s,sAs~s i.srssa sass 60 sh1is ss=
lease A.sDsseF y ~ slzFR toe sbn
rssssa Nss. Wossssss flied a T-stIssos
IT, sse sssssss. sp-s- sfsaaafiaE sbr
serrsse ~ she ssuu hr ta1erss spseass
Ir.srses. b~sass sag sssioa swasla sf
.as-a an .tis ssasrs sar- at sha sara
hss b~ss released and isspsss@ssaas
hss s~sa filed bf sh. civil su,sasiE
siss Asainss sss other -~v-a
A,sasses y " Cisrs appeared is
sovss, shi. sno-asaz ass sssrs' ths
.ra- to- ~ bail f.s shr release "s
the rs-p. pss.siet AtsoFarg s'naz
dsssk sSass,s u vas the p"iIsy ct his
ossicr 10 oppose baii su- saynar
charged wish naussl-F. hss shss he aas
soe.esrea With uaassshsrisf snts
Mas,,n. ~he ssd been sauss ssiise
in the ss... ar ash.r. was no opP~si-
,soa on The pAss Of The sheriff : osiiss
to tvs.ssiaf The raeH on basi sas be
so-sta no. object Jssse Msi.sudrte
sssea the hail At sse.~oe "a t-r e,cs
srs.Usarso Attorney CIask stated
an -tsuss verslI he made al once &"
furnish r.e s5w.~sss.c hail and se-
cure the release 81 the srrus John
Nelspnans whea ,ald ~ the action
ct the souss ip the matter. stated
,ha, evesy effort wouId h. made TO
sesurr the necessary arcuns at oaee
and set the men ots cs Jail
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

Shihaahas. N-RiFa. March .ts=
\ propositions ,s hold am -i--s,isa s.s
s,iisHFs as tho ssa.S at rhihashaa fnz
s3psiA pas rus 10 ss.nrsal Villa sF a
auiaEa,isa at .isis-nss bat tho ssapfH
al declared lkal uasil ii. rrfolatiaa
is ss-s The xas-raassa. nsss. ba sniii-
ssrrs
SSay sisestos shish S.aid BIC held
nov esssia sss-sasiiF BIC . taii,ssfF
election which is sec At N. srss
.siags ss ar- sisbsias szsiasss
asnssai villa saiss
oa.ss.s tho activities of a te~' isa.
practical if~sis.sss as .ssf arc e-sH
.saiis skasasSvsssrea. the paslss Zoe
tbs rsvsess y ieaift~svas - Ia .sAe
fn~~ Of eus~sr e.ns With ~sii sus.~
sssss II. sesetsssn~. st.h"s,sa iss s'ser
e~ss is .spressess
Msaashstr sa-sssai Villas sssa Is
iss its he sEn legislative executive
sad iuiirsai S9rassaasa.s Of sosrsaH
-asas sosisi ssss sass asd as likes IL
Whsa in ,sss ri.s Be Iitss ia a PsrAr~
saasEssasss fspsss a. .siieI sstsa@rsass
lie wears q wide bs5saassd s@'s IA.
ard q slsatrs lisp sap pres ssser.
that i, ss q Fseh ssssasr
rts high. ssr low Aas .he ts5@HEr
iusssea asu B5ss ss~seafs soaae g"
hirs sar alas ~ foe r-s.assss.-s Z. s"4
tiFi, ,houa as shn streets ,e~s =
,u@a vast a hss. a eisissa ~ssa II
spet-r ss6'su sa@-fs OF sHisr "senf
wi.s tn apsr q h4na-rsi sk"ssaas
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

S"iasso In aha, is considered the DE-
sisis- battle of the .ons,i,u,ionaIls,s'
-soiution.
ttIlI of cohfiasns- and certain Of
victory. General villa has magnetic
ally transmitted his .h-rsy ,o his
sahofsiinairss and today the sakins
ramp af S-Fm" pr-~n,-i a ss-a-
-hiSh had h-s-r marked a r-soiu-
tionary army naas s-tn-ns In M-siSo
The p+aa soldiers hurried h.T- ami
ihEr-. sisihs final toarh.. to the .s-
sahiishts-a' af sh- r-l-ls' Piaas Tor
np-hihs tho assault. SPARED oa hY
the sharp sptntaaaa at sas--risrs.
Ani tho L-sinnins .f s-siaS .A~
the rps-i army stationed on ,h. oa,-
shirts .f N. federal stronghold. .
r-ssitiah thrF HAD gained ri,hpsis rr-
sissaasS ani -i.h .~arv-ir the ssani
as shs, So check their preparations
foe the assault wi.hin rasr-oa ali
vas s"saparaIisaiF aaiss. aaa n.a- In
the rrh5i sanp ha1s shat ps-ssrsr
sinas EHa-sai N-tass. 90. haahins ss
srp~i 'ts .asiaash, Of siss r-te.usioa.
isss,
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

Augusta ia. NSsvh .i=T.-
seusSss susssses iAhas ,ev y ", h.
sns sssa sAo>sis t--a~sst i.ssus as~ss,
sslssst-s 10 ae~e sssssisiian viii shs
issuasisn N.sisaai t~sTu~ fisrsss
iris ssasase~mras -as made al N.
iss"ohisa sfaiaiaS sansr hssr so"ass
ss Naaasrs E.Siassa. .Ass told n,
she Ps~ssaso la Mar@~ Of iiassy a
s2nssies. Hsaassrr .t .h- i'i,s.ssfsh
t-srfais
sl-ssiss yesterday Was SERVED ~'iss
az sai-sssJaa restraining hina sfue'
aps.s~ashias ans ptaler s.asr s"s'
.sass vista thr p@ssan Ns.snaArs
shila saieiag at Masuas
-, asF asssaaps ts Rss.,. hf 'sesss
isr 60 ses"sias. .i.h anF EsppaIf n
eiaSese aaa-r ,-asrass I shsi I.rari-s
tic saaaa tss-th~ss u.-d yesterday BY
Nsaasrr ssaiIine. Of the issssna Ma
,iaaAt. said MaAsers Rasiassas
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
19 OFFICERS ARE
EXECUTED BY
ORDER Of
HUERTA
Villas Wcrd is La,u i,
Reuolsfion Zone. All
Classes Bou and
Bend to Rebel
Chief

i'so~hssiil~. T~sas. March 81
Ninss--a offis-rs AsE- r-.-a,iy sac
.nIea in saniias" Tia'oisiso psi..,,
bs the order of i'fssidrni iiu-fta. az,
.artins To private adVisrs received
ia Na,an,orA.s
The s~asoa foF the -t-sasioa. is
ssia 4" have s--H sh- tart that ,h.
"tiisprs .-ra raplts st Gsasrai t'siiI-s
A.s-i.s. aa- sitsas professor ia ,h.
M-sisan naiiisasS ssAaEnF. and na~
ia shaFss ss Ges-rai Villas F.bs, az,
,iil-rf.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
will Arrest Mother
Jones Says General
Chase In Deaue,

Denver. Colo. March .l.-Ad-
lutsnt General John Chss-. who
arrived today from the strike
district. said that hs had given
orders lo arrest Mother" Mary
Jones on sight u sh. returns to
Trinidad. Mother J0ne. ~as
at her hotel In beaver. She said
that the time for tho departure
for tn. strik. zon. had no, ys,
been fixed.
Two more companies Of III.
Colorado national guard were
s-ni home to-day. They are eoa,-
pani.s u and u Of III. First in-
fas'rS. with headquarters AT
Gr--i-y and Brush.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
Trinidad Lumber Dealers
Endorse Ammons Policy
of Law and Order

Tr rrisid.5. all Of
.har a''i
u policy Of
foawias arat~r dealers
CoSera.s AaHa"ns ,yiays
To nc taacratte u VI Aaneass
Capitol Beaver Coeraa.
esoelIency
rccy the chief executive
maintain ans order b"
IIgnrtano and heartily
John AMI his Officers the
feel the
tho strike sut'ieut number of
tho nagirrsi Ia the
preservation
p~rscnatr
business cf further endorsement.
sienal:
John A.'IArGHIIN.
he s-ys,her Colorado Lumber Co
T.. LUMBER co.
Nv l.. Davis 1r.
TRINIDAD LlNRER
By y c. I'ailey. Ms-.
PIERCE I.rMBI;R AND MANUFACTURING co.
Vice President.
WILLIAMS MtssKR.
THE CROTCH LUMBER
W. l.. Crouch
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
STORM IN TEXAS

Wichita Falls. Texas. March Iii
\ heavy snows'orm Is raging in this
section of the Texas panhandle to-
day. the latest fail experienced in
many years.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21
FEDERAL LEAGUE
HAS SPENT Two
MILLIONS FOR PLAYERS

'hi-ssa. III. March .i.-Th- t'-.,,
srsi league has si'-h, so far In ~.
sanspaisn the san, Of t:.sc".cc". ss-
s"saia s'a nears~ sissa out lo.iA,
By i'resiisns Giin,as-. The -ss~ndi-
sus-s ia.iuas s-nsAis af sruana. fss
riasins fields. na.,.s sss-nt fss stands
sIi baiiiihss AMI advance salaries
sig-s la hall PLAYERS
R-safiins the report ffosa the
.sss today shas sias-rnsr r.n.r had
said the SassaaAi i-ssa. ~saia offer
stsc. .sss Ia ChAsi.. =. TsN t.s his
A"ltiass in tho Chisaea .las. IL sac
said hssu s-saS shas ,h- c.ah-rfI
spisgsi srsaisasa -As favored q. ,he
iusasu ..ass .f stn sias. .hasiia The
deal ea 'sspashs j.ha r C"aa.sFs
s-as Of N. ssnaisas-. sis~saF has
h~~n tapaa acceptable By IN. Nssions
al teasssa rs.sis,-hss IL vAs i-ass.a
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-21

Laredo rrsass Massh sts=TE-
ssifa Sas'iisa "s shr Nia,h IntaA,Fs.
spsarsisine ,srig- oiiisrFs ssa -"
sssnas arrived bets to-day Zoe hars.sg
isstFui ,psfs Two aiai,isa.l ba'iar
iiass q, 'hs Nin'b att .tp~g,s-i s-,
sa"rspNs