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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-02-21

asked for It, Knowing the condition
of each farm operation, she replied
that she hoped they. would be ready
20 get it in year or two. Selah-
G. r. T.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1914-02-21

I am a candidate for Judge of the
Twenty third Judicial District of Kan
sas. subject to the action of the voters
of the district at the August primary.
1914, as provided by the non-partisan
judiciary ballot law.
L, B. BEARDsLEY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-24
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xocs fssi snft for
0aty empIoyne2t write and tell me Just suffer.
10 az tor ny asoo ssn Seye Trial Of hone safDeee
snasrfnS5 WEST wo women know from sxpefisnco. We
low Deter tnen my x7a. WANT to tell You how to
yourself Ct home at cost ofabout cedts week.
0y9o suttef f1o;a woment peculiar ailments caus.
ed sseesas ee.a sse.esse.. f.i;r9 q isees9.sSe1
eonepa;ieo qed Pills, pasaul = 61eguias 0ssisds,
sasanhal eendt5ecs cd Discharges, extsso esrvsus
0e9e depeoeesd spee, oSa1ehoty. o en- eoee -
sss1sa< 81 - e hs2nca $500 feefss al.ee
ps>ieo with dark eess under de oyespcin 6 DE- IN
oase q Geoe1nl feciaR eRof Eo n ~ v,rfS Evias
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-24

VOGAAs
When I Went to School
With You.
When you're q Long, Long
Way From Home.
Someone who Loves You 10
Lonely.
Someone.
Silver Threads Among the
Gold.
When the Angelus In Ring
ing.
Ny Dreamy Rose.
They Start the victrolia.
1 Want to Go Back to
I'll Do It All Over Again.
I Want q Girl From Home
Sweet Home"
1 Want to Liuger.
II That's Your idea Of .
Wonderful Time, Take
Ne Home.
I've Built You = Castle in
Loveland.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-24

Captain Betty. one-step
ana two-step.
Apple Sass Rag.
Phi Delta Walt1os.
Scramble Ra9.
Lovers Lane Glide.
Eaffn' Time Rag.
The Twentieth Century O.
tende.
Reflections. meditation.
The Palms, syncopae1D
waits.
The silver Tip, hesitatloa.
Phantom Isle Waltses.
Pelham Wa!tzeD.
yenexula Dance, tango.
Pass Ne Not, o CENTS
Saviour, vaf1atfon.
HARDWOOD, HaG.
What Z Friend Ne Have -
Jesus, variatjon.
Safe In the Arms Of Jess,
variation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-24

He'd Have to Get Under,
Get Out and Get Under.
He's q Devil.
For You I Sigh.
Down in Chattanooga.
Erin's Isle and You.
Chinatown. Ny Chinatown.
At the Mississippi Cabaret.
Daisies VIII Tell You So.
Ask the Flowers to Tell
you.
Always Treat Her Like .
Baby.
Aloha oe (Farswen 70
Thee.)
INSTRUMENTAL.
PiHle Rag.
More Noise Rag. march
and tWo-step.
Lagoon Rag, march and
fwo-step.
In Fairyland. waits reverie.
KachinA Indian Hapi Dance
Colonial Glide. tango.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-24

The Impromptu club will hold its
first meeting OF the season with Prof.
and Mrs. w. A. Harshbarger Wednes-
day night, October 2S. The club will
dine at the Harshbarser home. and
later in the evening the program will
be given.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19
BAIL SOUGHT FOR
ROBERT uHlICH

Efforts are tow being made To
bring about the release on bond of
Robcr. uniieh. president Of the
Trinidad miners union. charge I
with being an accessory In th. Mil.
Ing OF mine guard on October 's.
James Uicuravs. charged with mur.
der growing ont Of the same Incl.
ient. and Mike Gucrriorv. held for
the siiiias pf Pedro Arriijo at Ag,ii.
lar last November. In the district
court this morning Attorney r. W
Clark advised the court that mo
ton for bail would be submitted
and the court fixed January 20 for
a hearing of tho motion. The thssc
men have been held without bail III
the county Jail.
William johnson. co'crcd, who
VAS cor .ictcd a few weeks ago OF
burglary aud Iafceny was sentenced
to serve fro two to four years in the
state penttentiary today by Judge
Mcliendric. johnson was found
guilty of bureIarizine a house at
starkville.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19

N CoPPfR FIELDS

iisax al.H. Mirs- JAS - Ia.
arrival ot ~ strike bs.aAsf. tsoas
Ns~ York fayaishsa sh- sol, a-ssi.
os1~ss ,hi. asossisz In sap copper
faiasss' sssih-. ss,"e After shs,
reached hss- the srn. mo.i.S Gss.
mans. ~.n, :. wosk q. ,h- Qainr,
nth-
AssAVaF i.ssss. es.s<Sssihs a,issa
a~s Ut NossxkIua seuAiy. sas"aser>
that ivS ess-s s~se Ssrksssa for
uiAs u ske Sssssss ssss es The sssr
esss souss' ~hies Aresss s~si Moo
A~-1 ia.shs.~ ss.s. .~s g. All b. 81
isfe,:sAstA ssi tho ss.ssssa ss,isss
shsss .sssr ssp~ ef~ssiss = ss.,uss.
sass. 10 SsufSss
sO~sn1 20 sss IsessA OF ,Ap sYskss
sSsrsss ~f-~As sszss .lapp- s-tos- sA~
ease II Tbs - aniaa i-si-ss anS
striker. inas.t.a s..sstiy s.s sua.
.ssisssy ia s.ssAea. M ssrr. hAsr
b~sn taken pet q. -ssssaisU C.hsrirs
~ Meyer. president af the wess~ss
Federation AZ Miners. and tho .ss
other Indicted E.ss.ss ~h. ssr .s..-
side sh- state
tses susr ut the refusal 1t Charles
~ Mayer. rrrsidras af the W..lcss
Federation ct Miners. I. accept sh-
aaoaeS. The SSc.s-e collected fsp,.
tho eisssrns al the s.I.ps-s euaassy sos
shs relief .f families hrf.f, By III.
italian Hall disaster o. chsissn.s.
rs~ may I,- s~susn.a 10 tho asaasss
The relief .asurniue~ ~ili sty 4"
distribute th. money this seek. al.
shosseh union mca a-riat tho, ate
able sn take ,sru Of N. Sufferers
withoat as.issanrr Tsvsia-nt N.y-
or refused In ssvcEs the man.v .n
the ssu-,nd shs; saueh Of l, had been
i subs rit,rd by -eranio. of tkr ssrit-
ine copper miners
STRIKERS and uIta managers aiiky
sss aisrst--i Interest in the u1rr.iaS
to-day IN wAshiHs'op sf the nsscu.
tive .esmetl es tho american r-ssr-
alton "f Labor
The Ilouxht.a soasssy E-iis; com-
psitsc.. which raised a fund .f sse..
c-" fur the Italian fall disaster
sufferers. met today and decided to
return ell cnn,rihUtisa. The unions
official. refused tn permit its mcm-
. h< IA tys ayg ont DskssfRss aid
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19
Omaha Official
Reaseued from Office


Omaha. N.s. jan ir.-Tse cvm-
missioner. of IN. ci'y. in executive
session today. voi.i to resnevc John
j. Ryder frcm The position Of super
tatenicht Of polite and sanitation
and to place in that position COM
missioner 4. T.. kuEsi. who has been
In charge Of s.rrr; Improvement.
Commissioner Ryder Will be given
the commission hrrsspsorc held by
kusel. A resolution carrying out
the action Of the executive session
will be formally presented at a .pe-
ciaI session of The council tomorrow
morning for Utilization. The
change follows charges OF protected
vice and the mur'ler last THURSDAY y
night Of a bank teller In a Four
teenth street resort Ryder has been
head o fthe poliCe department for
the last year.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19
TRADE COMMISSION
IS WILSON PLAN

Washia ss.a. jaa i,=Th- 81.
asiaissrssioa. chiefly shsoakh iss
nu>a pso<rsa, aos-ss To fss tisissr the
psu c~dihx. of assnsnaso-sssssa as
suessasssd With ta- ps.rs. "s a
sass tr~eid-n, Wi,sSa told callers
su.iAy that the ssssas ass-~rsess.
b-su--s the i-tsassasrns at jssiis,s
ssa Dssin-~s sons- 70. ~ss- Lot ~'s.
s,ess~nIs shieh as,sI-.i shr Lac IT.
Tho least degree. lus hsrssiy saa.f-
ssAaatsks - 10 sAs aeshsas aud u,ss.s
siints ~hieh sostesasss.e. wrse Ia
sosgosm 10 toe is~'. whiie s.sssx al
ssssa -ssss~Ashiss s~-s1sx .ss >.ssxss-
seat
10 that -as- The ~asa ''AssasssAo'
Sat l.,a IL us~s sssaEsaa sesomsa-r
Iasisg chs ss.s-s~s sa sh. ias-s-sss
of sssssss~e Though n.. aIsaises sLg
lac Ia that saasrssIua sha psrsss
asJs ss~isss.s better nssshiaesf tss
ssnsss.tias pfn~rse-s .t ssssmsaiins.
ossEbs eU s~ cot sls
Ths s.frptsras has IN nsaA sa se
"a estate trade .-ssmssssea 4. stII
sssAl arv.. shossh IL "a. arsssssas TO.
cay thar he Lad not 4soa- fush. =
shsa a-ssiiaias us srnssat ssnssios.
and insras. that the asaits n{ limit
,ns the .,a1rfe sf The .prssutAsin,
shall hc lots IN those ssssstas ,bc
a.v las
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19
TWO RAIuRoADeRS
DISMISSED; FIVE
THOUSAND WALK out


AibAny. \. v. Jan ia dis
pa'~ over the dssmf~sai at two .m.
rissss b. tho Delaware and tiuasas,
railway led ,a a sisik- to-day ~hi.h
has ii-.i up sh. -esisr ep-sasins -al
OF The system. Ahosi a..v" h,rn. u
/. -siinaair.i. arr o.ls Oeis shoi'
WORKERS and otttse ssnpios-. s~ssiaia
On duty Iir,astairm.ns af sh- ass.
ehsss-a .a,pie,.. with fsii hack psy
u tho ooiy aatna drsnsad.
Mssa. . hii- Il. ". ~. bisasss. o.
tho federal s-ara sf sssdssisse aud
esastiisi,os. started tsusa New Ynss.
and cosamis.,sssg Jsos~ ~. i.yseh
At u. STATE iaher ssosss1ess sess
Nysseuss sss Asss u ussss sAsts srss.
kss is ~ effort 10 stus~s = sesslc'
nsss.a rsat .--.--- ftNH
y. stsisssp sss s~s-sss~S tsus'
asy peisgss Mail. ssr sasss,s~ ~
msny s~ssina.. the Delaware and
itusaspa ss-ins tho oaiy toad sa sa'
nssusls sostArsa tn,as.s
Approximately s.... as-a walked
cot ~ ssts a. "a. tusiaf The sssihs
sfars ~ss issa.a ia.s eisH, ss ever
uaiaa cas,se-s. ssrnsa. sunaarsus.
tfsialssan and snsesrsph.s 81 ~ors
along sh. line ssusa Wsu.r Point. =,
y 4. wiIkrxhSfrV "a
Cs-~. brought their train. "a
s.su,asi pa,ass. sonA their -asin-s
Ia f.ssa hou.r> saa s4es I. their
hamss In await sh. sssals as a eos.
Gsrasc between uasaa leaders aa'.
official. .f sh~ epmraays Tho .or,
:cr.-s -rsn ssill IN .ss~tna at :
.'eiob
Mc.sistiau sfua, tpsh assi"a sa'i
state has hc-n requested hr sh1 com
ranys u. W ". Hanger. of 'h- scf,
era, hssri II s,saiatie. ami e.nsii,a.
iiua seiceraph.a so Martin q. Carey.
in charge Of ,h. strike. hus .arry 50.
Piled:
''Th. III. {. ,ass. ONLY the con.
..ssi.as ,- ask .ill bring about a
se,,Irmpat 50
The men demand the r.iassais-
m-nt .f ,p. mon ~ho were dis
charges, for aiiesp-i s'.o's-.si.n,r.
sC.ssssssA ss eeas ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY is. 1914
OPPOSES GOVT.
STEAMSHIP LINES


Washington. JAn. speaking
ON the Alasksa railroad bill today
Senator Jones con- that Gov.
ernmeni stssmshtp lines should also
be provided because In. companies
would have Ia nee, Tia. government
on regular terms. Rates OF steam.
ship companies. whieh would have In
come 10 eommon port. h- held.
could bo regulated with reasonable
satisfaction.
Uades sueh eoadisions. hs thought.
there would bs sseh sharp somps.si.
li0a that r-asoasb;- Ea'-s would b~
insured. II moaopoiy .hoaii be-
vsiop =, the sssstor- hs said hs
would favor an extension of III. Esv-
-rnmeai railroad b. III. o~nsr.hlp
asd operation of steamship lines. lie
doabied. however. s,- wisdom, or se-
rss~isy "f taking such action now.
Discussing the bs., method os de-
N-iopink and opsrAtins mines To
which The psopo~~.i railroad ~oiil
give s.s-s.. he nsia he thought a
fair i~astax .yst~a ,ha, ~oaia pre-
ven, monoroi, roaia b. devised. hut
that h- would aot shrink from gov.
-gha-at o,-saiios of ,S- nin-. IL
that e"ar~~ .~~msd :s~s,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19
MINER CHARGED
WITH CnIlO MURDER

Central CITY. t'lu.. Ian. i..--lsau.
iri Williams. ~. = miner. was ar
tested today. charged with the MUIR
d.r ot three infants whose bodies
were found on September Is. 1919.
In the xarrcs ~ cottage at Hack
lia~k. occupic, by Williams and his
tighter Ro.~Ils. 80. The arrest
followed the returning of indics-
n,cnt. asain., William. in th. Gilpiu
county district court.
Samuel W. johnson. district a,;or.
acy. stated that Rosella Williams
had confessed that she ws. The moth
or Of the infants and that her father
was their father. she declared. &C.
cordins to the district attorney. that
she had seen her father stfansle each
baby to death Immediately after II
was horn. The murders. according
to the alleged confession. were com.
mitted In 1901. 1908 and 1908.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19
LOCAL MERCHANTS
PLAN TO UNITE ON
SUNDAY CLOSING

I..t al merchants are getting Ia
scther In rlrsemcn, to bring about
the closing Of all s'orcs on SUNDAY
morning ON Saturday petition
was pd; in circulation among the
merchants asking all to close and
yesterday morning for the firss tine
a number of the merchants did close.
4 committee that has this matter in
hand Ia busy today and bv next Sun.
iav u Is anticipated that all of the
business men will be siEnars OF tho
agreement to close up.
Tho stores have been keeping -rcr
Sunday mornings. II Is argued that
the amount of business done SUNDAY
morning does not warrant keeping
the stores open and moreover IL re-
uuircs clerks to work half day.
when as matter of right 'hrv
should he given a full day Of rest
with every sort of workman or em-
pluyse. The merchants seem to feel
that they are willing to close up II
the other fellow" will All but a
very few have already signed their
willingness to- remain closed all daS
sunday.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19
ARSON RING IS
UhEARTHEO IS
CHARGE

Ey!drnsc Of the operations OF an
anon ring Amonx striking coal min
era Of tho Axuiiar district. which re-
suited In the burning OF the tippir.
min- office sad postoffirs At the
Southwestern miao on October IS.
Was reviewed BY tho miiitasy eom-
mission Saturday. and with III. ar
s~sa Of l,ert Mrtiuis-. secretary o!
tbs .AGuiisr miaovH' union. and Hrrt
Hiii. ten mSa are In custody of the
military authorities ia connection
with sh. distraction of the mine
psop~rsy.i Mnt;uire and Hiii were
hsoaxh, Ia the city saturday nixhl
asd -ssnin-d by the somnissina.
Easlles in the day. according Ia
Information given oat Saturday
n!Ehs. Dan j-tfsye~ and John Hicks
mAdu = confession duplicating aiac
osh~sS. all but one nj ~hom ~rs- In
custody That oil Was taken 10 the
pvopVssy and tho huiidihxs saturated
and burnrd. AMI that the plot uAs
hasnArsi In che sAiann .t t.nais More
st Asulias. DEVELOPED. Nrt,uis~. IL
~aa sasd. had kso~ i-dx- of shr plot
TIE m~n held. b-~ii~s j-fsry->.
NteAs. ttiii and N.t;siss. ar l>s,,is
More, t'o.mos G-m-iii. iinsainiph tu.
sssi. iAsmiss.k fsia. Mas Massia~s.
and Pedro VALDEZ A..osaiax tn
slAsraess. made I. ihr .usnm mss.ioa
slshl sses vssv .oesssn-. in ire as,.
asi s~s'ins fisr 's si,e baiiiiax..
\ aaai.~r af ,saassrrs sf ssiiisasy
otitsrts -rfu ANNOUNCES, saturday
stshs chi Edward vesa--kbuss.
psv>iarns at The sasnn. .s.Aian. srSusss
sp Waisra absssx Ga f.>ams .smmaai
81 ihr forces tsrf-s csis Liax.af-.s-
ss siIi take = leave Of al.s~s.o In
Beaver. Msjos \. y W-e,s. sesasn.
la Wsls~sssssxs Nsiar L. ". kss.
ss.iy. sha has relieved vesdr.kbsss
~hsi. ssr isus Ass b.en ~-sstss cs,
ske ssitstssy soss smsssans. spsasus Ia
l..sdias sn r-sasnp s"mmAs1 sh-s-.
Lieut. Edwards i. sssixn.d tn assy
as esrfsiaa. s-iiesins csossin l.iad-.
felt Temporarily.
s.n~ssi chas- s.a.va.-S. aisn that
sv~ nsiiistA .unrsay hsd h~ea to.
s'sis-d al As-assla~s sesinxs In
Kassii s"sssy sai -kScs utit aid the
seFv~ usd-r Carsais Dora in main.
ssisias I-asr IN shss section .s The
STATE
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19
MINER KILLED N
BRAWl; NEGRO IS
HELD FOR CRIME

Ns sk~ s~>ssls al . sVarrsl disturb.
se," sbtsh took place At = boarding
hnsse Al TahA..~ ss.pus : o'clock ,asl
eishs. rsseh Garcia. a poa.ua lou
sssi mis-f employed at Cedar Utii.
sss saos aad Instantly Killed by Ar.
'Asr '.,oas. = negro proprietor Of tho
boarding koaso. l.rons fired al Oar.
eta during a struggle in which his
wife s'ssaht 4" interfere between
0ssria sad t.Suas. anj tho revolver
that ins'sesea the fatal sw,na ~s.
fis.d ovss the womaa's shoulder,
Lions sk" ~aa arrested by a mill.
sary seSsi'. claims he shot after Gar.
.ia had attacked him. Eixhs other.
shr Witnessed the tragedy were sak.
On in custody las. aiGht and brou shs
sc Trinidad shis morning and csam.
inri hy the military commission and
released Lyons ~aa held.
Garcia and others. l, ia said. had
boon drinking throughout the day
and returned 4" the boarding house
ahoi' ga" Carrta had bccom. boi..
ferrous and had per.issnnsiy annoyed
sh" vifr of Lyons who ~as waiting
On the tables After others had trf,
the table. Garcia is said TO have re-
rnainc-i and Lyons had finally told
him to get uis Of the place. When
Iyons wen. hack to the kitchen.
Garcia is said 20 have followed him
with something in his hand and ia
have struck twice at Lyons. The wo.
man intrrfereJ and Lyons fired over
her shoulder. Garcia staggered to the
door and fell dead with = bullet
wound In his breast The soldiers
were auartered at a boarding housr
acrt,.s tho street and came over apc
arrested Lyons and eight others.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19
WITNESS TELLS now
COAL co. "Sn0RT
WEIGHED" GOVT,


San tranri.,e. Calf. Jan ic.-
When a tube Of coal hctst.si from the
Western Fuel rom,.say's tstsc was
wcixh.b philiy Uam ms.ia. a sbes el.
or for the company cp l,psfa the
bargcs had Instructions {. hear the
tube A. high a. he could with .Iass
pa. sn,, fine coal When the tube
va. no, weighed he ~as instructed
to nee coarse ccal and as little as he
thought would lass without c"m-
plain,. somv times ssch a bucket
would contain oniy ,e" .r three his
iuMps
In tss,ityins to this effect today
Cammasia said his orders came from
the hatch tenders ON the barscs var
ticuIarly from the i,c.a hatch tend.
ers. Rocker Counsel for the eixks
officers. directors and employees n
the company charged with crimissl
.ou spiracy to d.fraud the severn.
ment of custom dues by jueslins
y eishts. endea,uIei to shake Gam.
ma.ia'a testimony by leading him In.
to hypothetical explanations Of the
motives that might have been be.
hind his instructions.
Gammasis was little uncertain
Of his ground on this field hut h,
was positive what his orders had
been aud that he had executed them
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19
aADluu HEARING
BE6InS IN HOUSE

Wsshias'pp. Jsas ic=rl4e Aou>
esincs susum,'ser to-day began hrsf.
jns. svssrdias sssisns and Tire e-.
uuasic questions iavelsea sa ssrs'
fsRsssd :-S,.ia's.n s.s visasss ssas
fSons sctsieta.as paEiie sauas ssa'
tsinias saJ,uas .rfpss.iee OTIS As.
snrss~~ sna orl.asass at the t~s7'
tiii. prepared vita the srpsossi s'
thri nsssios d~rsfsmest. vet. tras5
eueSrs u the .pssnils-- .s.--,s that
ls'6t.iatsoa aipas the lines .s ht'
bill viii Lr rsp@..isr.,
tn. Hp~asa ke,iS of isaliimpss
tcsltttCj as io the srscse,sy ui
vsprps ssti"h aea .f IL. tm,rssaa.g
4. the mr.iicsl profession Iw
tsJl lord Of N-w York vss rcady I.
present III. Views.
Opposition 10 tAp bill in ". ryvs-
snt torn, is tspsn the ''cIosssu drIs'
sastoa in congress eno hsNr eup,
s-rresl with SECRETARY Lane ~ al
effort to bring as~,p, a satisfactory
compromise ana from those Interest.
C,i IN the miniag cs rsutum. prcaut'
Ing ore. .nJ their espeftat,ca
J. f1anaety of l'itt..us xh inter,
c>srsi in Colorado. heads a Hcrusa.
sion In opINpit,cn
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19
GOOD ROADS men
TO work IN
UNISON

Good roads enthusiasts all along
highway fsomth. gulf coats To Dem
Yer ar. going To work together To
make lh. first convention of IL,
first convention oithe highway ns-
soeiation a Grand success, The con
NrG,ion Will b. held In Trinidad ia
JuH-, 4 sr-a, amount of intor-s;
~ss manifested In III. convention u.
the meeting OF the itocAy Mounsain
division of the associstton held IN
coiosad" springs lac, week. Victor
". frlar and County cohim!s.ina.r
Il. y. Harlan s-,s--sa,-j rsinidsd
al the state sood roads soas-ntior.
Will. in the ris~s i'-sk r-,oss
Mr, friar attended three coasea'
lions. III. Colorado Good ttaAd. 49,
sos sission. the meeting Of III. Cola
rado''o.,hs-';uis Highway a.~oria.
sisn. AMI the Colorado Asssr ia,iun
of Commercial Executives. i,r
,H- ials-s La-iy he "a. hoaoscd bt
l.. ins elected sr7oad sss- ps~sid-as.
Thosnaik~ INLAND Of beaver ~as
elected psr.iisns.
Oa- Important asss.a taken by
III. Coiosaao-so-t th.-'.uif association
~aa tn .nd"es- shas is kas~a ~ ta-
national oil trails niii -hirh ,s 10
A. a..aS
which a>As fa- federal aid s.r hss.
safic roads. tn.ia:iHs the oil ssAala
y. trail. which lie = link In sh- as.
iinnal old trails saAa and tho Coia.
tsae- t., sh--ssuif highway as. 's-~a
tseiasr.i In the S,ii. Aaosnss mel.
ter SAa . vsus~ss~d auto loas ~
Tssss IL ss sus spssssiuao shh spssaH
ssa h vhieh cara tsv,a. ali pssss ns
cpaaea1s sci Tho tssskv snoSesasa
dislsSss u the hsxs~uy wsio bosstei.
rale \ v psaassa sn sss lhSs enss
= sGoss tire i-esos~ Ias sUovsoltoA
In juss. A euaaisss~ susEposAd af
ttassp Assasss nf colorado ApsSaeS.
T. q, H1mm-ss os Drawer. ~. l..
Aad9ssps os i'a.bi.. IL y. itAsiss Of
1sis,dsi and T. y issuee af MaA,s
,na ass hassA-si 9. aIsasse sA. snsF,
The Highway ss ss- psa.a.ai.
r.mr'1sc-, 4 s.ss Ia 'eins pIsssesI
sas acss jsnr starting at GAivsssss
and coming ,hsuasa q. Colorado
SPRINGS and I~sser. Eashuelssss
al this end nssb- ss.ss ar- WORKING
90 plans fos ssaaine = iare. nuuats-s
at aasnase.si.s q. gsis.ssoe so .nAn-
hack ~tsh tho saasiss ss-rn rasss
The riaa probably ~iii b- carried
out and u Ia expected that several
sass tsuas Colorado spsiaes viii b.
sras .as The sslps
Thr C.iorad..soasheas.ui highway
rrup-s starts al Beaver. srss-..ias
Colorado Springs and Pueblo 4.
Trinidad thence s,f.se The e.rihs
east .nrn-r at Se~ M.ss.. aud snu
panhandle "t T-sas Z" Amarillo
Irusa this ps,ns " passes ar.eS
Texas through vernon tn Fort
wossh. thence s~.s;s throszh Wac.
and Temple aaa lsoas,on 4. gaIs.s.
ton 4 branch connects Fort wossn
sC-ssssosA - een, ~
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FRENCH oExERAl DEAL.

Nmtsnss trans-. isn. is-.sssss
=. Marie .s:-arse. ri.auass. s,ns.,s "a.
der Of s:,- So .n I trvnsh array sesLs>
vhr vas sar Of tas sn"ss pr..ni,sspt
figures in shs urrytuss .ss~ stevs
trss spsay axrSi 6. Years
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19
OBSERVE LEES BIRTHDAY.

Richmond. Va. Jan. IL. - All
through the south and notably In
virginia che 1O1th Anniversary oi
General Robert F. Lees birth ia he
ing sititngiv observed today.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19
''VIVl UNITED srAIrI.v,.,' II.,.,' ',0UT
FEDERAL REFUGEES IS THEY
STREAM INTO BORDER CITY

day ordered tO return Ia Chicago ~
Sc.uu,s command Vi tn. eenirai a..
lsstmSnl on February !, That eo,n'
msnd ~iil be temporary. however.
~ orders issued last 'aonth provide
for his sailing from sAn Francisco
about March 3. for iioa.isia 10 sako
command VI the Hawaiian dei'srt-
uarat. relieving hrisahiss t;ca-sai
Frod-rirk Funston. Major General
J. Sfsnkiia He'll. ao~ commanding
the Phiiippiae department. viii
l~~vs the sisad. ai'aat Aprii - 10
take romsnsad NJ Texas city.
Ne~ York. Iaa. is.-M.Aiso face.
. coal famine as q result Ut her Ia
t~snsl >,ruxkis. s.sosatax io lhs
Coal Ax-. unlss. the sa,ppis fson.
other .o.atri-s equals the tass~ d.
aaaad.. The year 1918 brought
either total a~.ssassisa os great
iamax~ so Practically ali of the sesi
s,,ass in the snashrsh s-pusiss sna
sh- ;,as.~s stale. thes- se~ass ts ~
no reasonable is~sp-s, of ,rissisis.
shs .iiaa,,sa within several y~ss.s
M-Sie" Cisy. Jan tvs=1h- xes-
esn" irdtAhs In ih- stats nj n'usssis.
who '-,ass thai ,hsY aps-s sSss
hs~s Conquered i't sns saiss at
AsSsso. ate sxsss ea tic ~ss s'sss.
fa-is revolt - sAid sa Dr. uaa.r Sne
dtsrlSoa uf sdhrssas. es cAsssnss.
asa, nj ~huss hssS rsw-rss-s, ss
the .ss.s,h Of the t~asss, essassi.
Tue asos~ns~as al sh~ s~ssss... ss
di.stns; Ir.aa sisl ot ii. ieile~rss u
eaiissao xAs.sss in the ssishs.asiss
scale ot Nos~ies. Th~ x.sssso. -
Pv~h'a . Tee anys axo ssesssel =
seute sssia us susMsasstaa tus ~.
sasss~ ,us,s-.-->-e.s.ss -.----sssz - =
fNunAAna,A - 49,, ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19

kssoshinia. Jsi.sr. Jan. is.-This
city is rapidly recovering FROM the
eompie'. p'Y-lsa'i"s which followed
the eruption of sakura-Iinia. Trsin
service has been restored Asi in the
business district many of ihs stores
hAN~ been partially '-oesnsd, The
posiai aud telegraph services are
carried on ia t-ats Soidi~ys are
biSooArked in the s,se-ls ans par
Ties at blu. Jackets from the Japan
~sr cruisers aro searching the suins.
The villages of shi.osnAi aad Ma
jiki. t-a miles iniAad. suffered very
severely in sh- catastrophe. M rs,
siasas. eau s-' be- made .f she casual.
ti~s.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-19
Jap City Recouers
Eros, Earthquake

kskoshiMa. Japan. Jan. 10
IRE sh sruptiOns OF thc volcano 0i
sakur2-Jina whien recently caused
such Widespread devastation orrurr-
ed teday. They We're accompanied by
earthquakes ani violent subterraG.
can noises.
The governor of iiOAksi.o today
estimates that about 5Ov. 900 people
cn the island Of kiushiu will ncs'd
relief and that about t;,sOp.VOv
Will he required.