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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
A FRENCH ARTICHOKE

San Benito. Texas. June $50 far as
known, the first French artichoke grown
IN the lower Rio Grande Valley was
brought into this city today by III. r.
Chandler, farmer near here. Mr..
Chandler, who has a wide reputation in
this territory as a truck gardener. plant
cd quite patch Of this vegetable this
rear as an experiment and pronounccs
it decided success in every way
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
KATY ROAD PAYS
DAMAGES BEFORE
SUIT. Is FILED
(By Associated Prcss.)

Georgetown, Texas, June BY agree
ment and before suit was filed against
the Missouri. Kansas & Texas railroad,
a settlement was recorded today for the
deaths of j. j. Howell. &. q. GrcsSctt.
w. j. Joiner and Il. I. Robinson Of
Florence, killed when a passenger train
str,sck their automobile.
The settlement called for the payment
Of $4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
OFFERS NO COMMENT
GENERAL JESUS CARRANlA
WNl lJ SAY NOTHING ON AC
TluN PLANNED BN IDEETA.

Laredo. Tcxas. June . S-General JeS
ms Carranza. brother pf the rnmstiu
iruaIiSf chief refused ~ comment ton
iay OH IiurrtH nv announced Willingness
t0 resign hHt other cnHstitulicnalSt
leaders said thu ruHsiiiufinnalisi vlr-
tories did not warrant them accepting
such termS. and that they never would
mediate internal troubles
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
BANKS
OBSERVE A
HOLIDAY
by Associated PressJ

Atlanta, Ga. June 3.-Memorial exer
rises today throughout the South gener
ally marked the observance of jefferson
Davis birthday. Banks observed legal
holiday in Texas. In other States the
graves Of Confederate dead were deco
rated and crosses of honor were bestowed
ON the living veterans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
IS
REN0MINATED
FLA. SENATOR
rBu Associated Press.

Jacksonville. Fla, June 3.-Senator
Fletcher was rcnominated in yesterdays
STATE Democratic primary for United
States Senator. The majority over John
stockton was estimated AT 1000 votes.
congressman l.. Engle apparently was
defeated in the second district by w y
Scars. Three other Congrcssnrn were
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
BANKER is SUICIDE
PRESIDENT OF SAN FRANCISCO
SAVINGS BANK INHALES GAS
FINANCIAL WORRIES.
(Bu Associated Prcss).

San Francisco. Calf. June 3.-Geo.
III. Luchingen. president Of the Hum
boldt Savings Bank. one of the largest
here. committed suicide today by in
haling gas. Financial worries were the
cause. The bank announced the ac-
counts of the institution were straight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
GONZALES CASE AFFIRMED
LIFE IMPRISONMENT IN CONNEC
TION WITH FAMOUS SMUGGLIN,
EXPEDITION.

Austin, Texas, June 3.-The court of
criminal appeals today affirmed the
ease of Jesus Gonzales, one of the sew
entcen Mexicans implicated in the fam
Gus smuggling expedition. which result
ed in the killing Of Deputy Sheriff Or
tix near Carrizo Springs, Gonzalez was
sentenced to life imprisonment. This is
the third ease affirmed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
WATCHMAN, WANTING
PROMOTION, USED
- ORIGINAL SCHEME
(By Associated Press.)

Washington. ID. C.. June 3.-Danicl
v. Jauch. watchman was held 10 the
grand jury today charged with attempt
ing To dynamite building.
Jaulch late Yesterday planted four
sticks of dynamite under Secretary
Houstons Office in the agricultural
building that he might win promotion
by discovering them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
APPEAL FOR Profession
SPANISH AMBASSADOR SAYS
SPANIARDS ARE PERSECUTED
AS A CLASS-MONEY DEMANDED
(By Associated Prcss.l

Washington, ID. c. June 3.-The Span
ish ambassador today appealed TO Scrrc-
tary Bryan for protection Of Spanish
citizens at Tampico- The ambassador
was advised that another forced loan of
slS1.OOO pesos was demanded BY the con.
stitutionalists. He said the Spaniar.is
were prosecuted as n class.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
VOLUNTEERS JOIN REBELS
ENTERING FEDERAL RANKS UN.
DER DELUSION OF AMERICAN
INVASION" CALL 1T QUITS.
by Associated Press.l

Durango, Mexico, June 3.--Many San
Luis Potosi federals are reported to have
joined the constitutionalists when they
found TO be untrue the Huerta announce
ment that the factions had joined To
fight the American invasion
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
1Sy1ySySS1SySSgS'
WEATHER

New Orleans. La. June 3.-Coast
weather: Unsettled tonight and
Thursday; light 10 gentle south
easterly winds.
HASTE.
Nothing is ever well done in
hurry. except fleeing from the
plague. or from quarrels, and catch
ing flccs.
MATRIMONY.
Ii is a silly flock where the eve
bears the bell
PROVIDENCE.
III YOU leap into well Providence
is not bound TO help you out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
TExARKANA MAN KILLED
(Bg Associated Press.)

Texarkana. Ark, June 3.-GeoHge
Costello. barber. was shot and killed
here today. Hugh F. -Nbrr. a print
er. surrendered.
Marr was prominent in labor circles
and as an auti-prohibitiopits speaker.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03

Washington, ID. c.. June 3-The re-.
ported killing Of Weston Burwell. mn
American, and companion. also an
American IN The TampicD district, hA.
Dcv- officially co4liTMed,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03

Durango, Mexico, June 3-General
Gutierrez is reported to have bottled up
General Mas and his command in vcna
ras. Mas was irFing lo reinforce San
Luis Potosi.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-03
SUFFS ASSAULT EDITORS
ONE EDITOR IS CONFINED To Ills
BED " RESULT or ATTACK BY
GiANTESS.

Belfast Ireland Inne ii Two su
frageties one NJ them giantcss. as-
Sauifei the managing editors of ;wc
Belfast papers today. One editor has
since been confined to Lis he'd undo.
surgical treatment.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-22
FL HOMBRE DEL DESTINO

pc como un solo hombre en- una
exclamation unanime. va vie
ne. IVA viene! Viva Villa!
Viva Madero! iAhi viene Vi
LA, ell amigo de los pobres!
E canon empieza a rugir q
espaldas de la mulritud, y las
exclamaciones continuan con-
fundiendose con los disparos,
cOnvirti6ndOse en- un crescendo
inarm6nico, confuse como
bramidos de mar enfurecidO.
Miles Y miles de cabezas Sc
descubren Y los sombreros pa
recen desprenderse de las ca
bezaS de aquel mar humane,
IN impulse sobrenatural. La
banda de mUsica que esta en-
la plaza, rCmpe a tOcar los al
res naciOnaleS meXicanoS, y Vi
LA atraviesa s~onriente la Gale,
a pie Y seguido de su estadO
mayor, para %penetrar al Pala-
clio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-22
Su ndumentaria

Villa portaba en- esa OCCASION
IN Sencillo Y va muy usadO
uniforme de kaki, al que falta-
ban algunoS botoneS. Su barba
no preSentaba huellas de ha-
Der sido recientemente afeita-
no traia Sombrero Y sus ca
belloS no eStaban peinadOS. We
MIA a pasO de lobO Y con las
manoS metidaS en- los bolsillos
de SuS Dantalones. Tan luego
como Sc VIC enmediO de la RI
gida Inca de Soldad0s pareci6
ligeramente confuse, rccono-
ciendo en- Seguida por aqui Y
por ALA. a uno que o.ro COM
padre que formaba en- las fl
las.
Al pie de la monumental es-
calera del Palacio estaban el
Gobernador Chao y ell Secreta-
rio de Gobierno Silvestre Te-
ITaZas. de TODD uniforme, ' Sc
unieron a su comitiva. La ban
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-22
VOTO DE GRACIAS.

La Sra. Josefa V. Vda de
Garcia, de Austin, Texas, hace
presentes por nuestro coducto,
sus agradecimientOs a la bene-
inertia SOciedad de Hacheros
del MundO, pOr la ayuda de
que fue objeto durante su en-
fermedad, su finado espOso ell
Sr. Julian GARCIA, que dejo de
eXistir ell II de Octubre ulti-
mo; Y por Ia puntualidad y
eficacia con que lie fu6 entire
gada por los miembrOs de di-
cha institution mutualista la
suma de mil pesos orc, 0 sea ell
valor de la POLKA, a que como
socio active tenia derecho ell
finadO.
va Otra VeZ hemOS cOnSlg-
nadO en- estas Columns un he
chO semejante, y no podemos
menos que recordar a nuestros
paisanos eSa agrupaci6n mu-
tuaIista, que no solo tiende al
bienestar de sus socios en- vida,
sino que sabe cumplir SuS COM
promises con sus familias Guam
do ellOs fallecen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-22
SENTIDA DEFUNCION

Ell dia IS del preSente mes
a las dos de la manana muri0
en- Martindale, Texas, Ell senior
don Juan Montana, muy como
edo en- aquella poblaclon y
quien fue IN active agente de
nuestro peri6dicO.
FL senior Montana tenla 66
amos de edad y era natural de
Camargo Tamaulipas, Mexico.
Deia en- la orfandad cuatro hi
jas.
Sus funerales tuyierOn lugar
ol mismo dia, habiendo cStado
muy concUrridOs, pues conta-
ba con numerosos amigos que
han sentido mucho su muerte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-22
''REY DE LAS BURLAS" LA
e. DE
TAMAULTPAS AL PRE-
SIDENTE CUTIE
RREZ.
(Viene de la lra.I

companero de armas y amigo
sincere suyo. lamento que Vd.
Sc haya Ofuscado hasta Ell gra-
do de servir de vulgar inStru-
mento de ambiciones persona
les.
"Se ha prestado Vd. para
~desemrenar en- la farsa de
Aguascalientes NADIA menos
que el c6mico papel de "Rey
de BurIas' convirtiendose en-
IN 6mulo de Zunega Y Nj
randa. Esto podria mover a
riSa 81 en- ell fondo no palpitara
una terrible realidad y es que
In patria esta jugando en- su
deStino la Ultima carta.
ICON solo pensar este, de
indignation Y de VerguenZa
debiera cubrirse ell rostr0 de
los convencionalistas y aQue-
los que prefirieron escuchar
la voz de Ia TRACTION, antes
que come meXicanvs or tan
solo 10 que Ell deber y 10 que
la patria reclama de SuS bue-
nos hijoS.
"Fuera de este, va Sabe que
en- nj tendra IN amigo leal.
que Quisiera verlo luchar CO.
mo antes, contra la TRACTION Y
la dictadura Y no comulgar
fcon los reaccionariOs que tan
solo quieren emplearlo como
Instruments para deSpuGs cas-
tigar 0 burlarse &c su candi-
DEE.
Con el afecto de siempre
soy Su amigo.-El Oral Luis
Caballero."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-22

3eri6dos de oratoria ramplona,
algunos de 10 llamaron lei a
migo de los pobres," eel gene
raI invencible," ell ''inspirador
del valor Y del patriOtismo' Y
Ia esperanto de la RepubIl-
ca India" Y entretanto Villa
sentado en- su tronO, como aZo--
RADIO patan a quien Sc rlnde
IN homemade que apenaS en-
.tiende. los escuchaba con Ia
boca alberta colgandO su lablo
inferior, mientraS sus peque-
nos V malignos OiOs, dirljlan
sus miradaS eScudrinadOraS
Dor todos los rincones del ele-
gante recintO. Como una o dos
veces bOstez6, dandO mueStraS
de fastidio; pero la mayor par
tie del tempo pareci6 embele-
.SadO interiOrmente, y cOntem-
plandO con la curiOsidad de un
nin0 que llevan a miSa, TODD 10
que en- SUI derredor veia. Por
supuesto que ell estaba blen
p~enetradO de SUI papel, y caSl
do muestras de sentirse orgu-
lIosO con todas las cOmpllca-
das Y convencionales ceremo-
Mas que en- su honor Sc eSta-
ban verificandO. POr 10 mlSmO
cue Sc daba cuenta de TODD,
no dej6 de sentir algun tastl-
do en- la cOrtesana ceremonial.
La imposition de la medalla
Finalmente, ell cOronel Ser
vim Sc levant0 de Su aslentO, y
tomando una impresionante
posture acadtmica do algunOs
pasos al frente llevando en- sus
manos una pequena GAIA de
carton, que cOntenia Ia famo-
sa medalla de orc. Eli general
Chao la sac6 del improviSado
estuche colgandola al cuello
de Villa, que con csc ObjetO Sc
levant6 de su asientO. Los eff
ciales aplaudieron con mayor
violencia que antes, las multi
tudes que estaban afuera Sc
cundaron los aplausos y una
banda qeu estaba en- Ell patio
del Palacio prorrumpio a tocar
una sonora Marcia triunfal.
(C~ontinuara en- Ell proxi-
mo numero.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-22
(Viene de Ia 1a.)

cueTpOs de artilleria de Su eJet
cito acOrdaron obSeQuiarlo con
una medalla de orc, por su he
roismo personal en- los campos
de batalla.
Ell Palacio de GObiernO de
Chihuahua cuenta con un re-
gio salon de reception, cuyas
paroles tapiZadas de brocadO
de soda Y finisimO papel de
ornate. encierran lujOsOs niue
bles europeos, peSadOs cOrtina-
les de raSO Y damascO Y un RI
co doSel 0 trono en- ell que Sc
deStaca una silla doraGa y de
recamada t~apiceria, cuyos cua
trO pies semejan garras de leo
mes, Embellishments talladas,
Y otros muchos artisticos niue
bles de caoba, nogal Y made
ras finaS, de marca eurOpea.
Los oficiales de artillerla
enfundadoS en- elegante y mar
cialeS uniformeS de gala de So
lapas de rasO negro Y con en-
torchados de orc, concurrieron
en- correcta formation al salon
de recepciones, ocupandO IN
lugar diStinguidO, y Ostenta2-
DO Sus nuevaS Y flamanteS es-
padaS. sus galOneadas cachu-
chaS estilo japOnes, que en- eSa
ceremonial conseryaron debaio
de sus brazos. BESIDE la puer-
Ia de la Camara de DiputadOs
que Sc comunica POI una am
pha galeria con ell salon, hasta
eI extreme inferior de Ia her
mOSa escalera que rOmpe des-
de el patio, la m~ajestuoSa ar
comonia arquitect6nica del in
terror del Palacio, ~prolongan-
dose husta 81 imponente p6rti-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-22
FL homemade.

FL senior Bauche Alcalde, Sc
.levant6 de su asiento y dando
algunos pasos hacia ell tronO,
eXtendi6 Su mano derecha, ha-
ciendo una figura eXactamen-
tie lgual a la que hiZO Cicer6n
cuando denunci6 a Catilina, Y
prOTunciandO un cortO dlScur-
so elogiando a Villa pOr SUI va
Tor personal en- los campoS de
b~atalla, en- SeiS capitulOs, que
desarrol0 Ell SUI peroraci6n con
floridos detalleS.
En- Seguida tom6 la palabra
el jefe de la a~rtilIeria, CorOnel
Servin, eXpresandose aSi:
Ell eiGrcito 10 adora a US
ted. Y a donde quiera que US
ted vaya 10 s~eguiremos. listed
puede ser 10 que Sc lie ocurra
en- Mexico, nosotros nunca dis
cutiremos sus actos."
Tres oficiales mas siguleron
en- ell uso de la palabra diri-
giendOSe a Villa. usando Ell
ampuloso Y extravaganza esti-
10 o~ratorio de- los que les ha-
bian precedido. En- sus cursls
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-22
Villa en- ell Trono.

Villa vacil0 I'm mOmento an
ties de tomar acientO en- ell do
RADIO sill6n gubernamental, es-
tirandoSe Su hirsuto bigote y
encontrando al parecer POGO
c0mOdO el asiento que Sc ofre-
cia; por Ultimo Sc resolvi6 Y Sc
sent6 bajo el trono, no sin pal
parlo antes para probar su re-
sistencia, tomando en- seguida
asientO a Su derecha ell GOber-
nador Chao, Y a su izquierda
Ell Secretario Terrazas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-22
JcIEsIAS CALDERON HIZO
DECLARACIONES A LA
PRENSA.
(Viene de la Pag 1a.)

Gonzalez cree que nuestro es-
fuerzo debe continuar en- el
seno de la Convention"
En- las noticias a que nos
venimos refiriendo Sc anuncla
tambi6n que eel Democratic
peri6dico de filiaci6n carran-
cista Sc ha trasladado con to-
do su personal y maqulnarla
q la ciudad de Orizaba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-22
CHAO 7 NO
ESTAN CON LOS He
RRERA.
(Viene de la Pag 1a.)

mayor villista que Sc llamaba
Ignacio Loya, hermano politi-
co del citado Manuel Chao,
pero sin atender a este paren-
tesco, Herrera orden6 Su in
mediate f~usilamiento.
Esta circunstancia hace i'm
possible que ell tantas wees
referido ChaO Sc una a las
fuerzas de Maclovio y Luis
Herrera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-22

NOTIC;A. .-Visite IL cantina EI Ps
lncio De Ios Cuernos" y yea le collection
mas grande de cuernos de venado. Sc
Tcitamos clientele mexicana. la can
tina esta situsda contigua 3 Ia Corte Co
dorado.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-27
cheap in price too.

We have the famous
Deering line of disc har-
rows and moving ma
chimes at low prices.
1t is a fact that we
have the biggest and best
stock of hardware and
farm tools and the best
assorted goods and the
most popular standard
makes of machinery
West of the Ridge.
We cannot begin tom ention the long
list,
We don't claim to sell but a small
percentage at cost, but we do sell
every thing just as close and with as
dlllgent a mind for our customers
welfare and good will as is consis-
tent with a bare living for us and to
enable us to try to maintain fair
credit in market.
AS you we'll know we make it a
rule OF our business to have a watch
1ul care for the permanent friend
snip and confidence of our Gust
omers and this presupposes a fair
and square deal in every instance.
we are not afraid to face orr
customers. 1t really makes us glad
% accommodate you when we can
Thankfully yours,
b. ID. CATHEY & co..
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-27
CITY LOCALS


C. L. Green of Green's Creek was
in town Tuesday ON business.
See advertisements of three new
advertisers this week. j. L. Broyles
of Webster, w. D. Wike and the
Brown Company of Cullowhee.
FOR SALE-Kentucky bred filly
z years old May % 1914. Weighs
925lbs. Strawberry-roan we'll brok-
en-. Works both double and single.
r. U. Garrett.
WANTED-to know where Dott
A. Warren is if any one knows of
his whereabouts, please advise Mrs
FL. Watkins, Dillsboro N. c..
For Dressmaking see Miss Jaunita
Patton at D. Robt.::Davis. Main St.
T. c. Bryson's spring opening sal
is on, will continue all season. Come
in and see the bargains.
Hon. Walter E. Moore and Thomes
Moore of Webster were in Sylvia.
Tuesday.
M. Buchanan went to Balsam the
first of the week.
They all wonder where we 20
such bargains. best dress Ginghams
IL cts. per yard. They are going
but will set more.
T. C. Bryson
The womans Auxiallary of the
Baptist church will give an enter
tainment consisting of songs recital
ions etc. Thursday night April End
at 8 o'clock. Admission 10 and is
cents.
Mrs. Oscar Fisher is spending
some time in Andrews, the guest of
relatives.
Our prices are good for all season
not special days. l believe in the
policy of selling goods every day in
the year same price.
T. C. Bryson
Judge JamessH. Merrimon passed
through Sylvia Monday and stated
that ne was candidate for Congress
and Was in the race to stay until
the Convention.
II the weather is permissible, it
is believed that large crowd of
people will be present at the County
Sunday School Convention. Everv
body is invited to attend.
WANTED-To contract 1900 cord
Tan Bark to be peeled and hauled
to railroad. Apply to
Jackson County Bank
Cotton Seed Hulls zoe Sylvia SUD-
ply Co.
Pr. O. S. Dean was in town Sun
day returning to Cullowhee from
Boone.
Brown Sheriff. is ill with pneu
monia.
W. K. Sheriff. and little son were
In town Monday from Webster.
W. W. Brown moved this week TO
the Rhodes farm.
). B. Keener and Hayes Leather. |
wood went to Asheville Sunday.
Dan Tompkins spent the week-en, |
in Asheville.
M. Buchanan Jr. went to Ashe-
vile Saturday.
r. N. Mclean is erecting a resi-
dence near the home of j. J. Grav
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-27

we have what we DelleVe to be
the best range for the least money
that has yet struck this section.
1t is an all cast iron range and is
particularly well suited to the aver
age mountain home.
This range is not small and it is
not great big and lubberly filling
half your kitchen. where space is
usually short. This range is pretty
plain and solid from top to bottom.
with lneat reservoir and warming
closet, and the
price is one of the incest
things about it. s1as
Come and see this range and our
complete line of stoves.1 .....:.
esasas;
We have One'rOf the
best lines Oftillage imple-
ments we have ever car
ried:
hillside and level land plows, two
horse peg tooth harrows. corn and
fertilizer drills, one horse fourteen
tooth harrows. four foot cultivators
louble foot plows, full line of plow
points and bolts. full line of bnll
:ongues, twsiters, shovels and goph-
ars, pillow handles.
We have the completest line of
OF Horse Collars we have ever vet
seen in this neck of the woods.
Of co"rse leather is high but we
nave put a small margin of profit
on these horse collars. See about
this collar business.
We have good stock of woven
wire fence at very interesting nrices
md a nice lot of poultry netting
narrow edge of profit. We carrv
oarbed wire in all sizes. We have
SICK wire also. Figure with us on
all these wires. 1t will pay Won to
do so.
we want to repeat thas
NOBODY can beat us on
corn and fertilizer plant-
erS.
We have the finest line at barbed
and woven wire stretchers ever ex
1ibited in Sylvia.
We have something new absolrt.
y-t is HOSTS to lift wagons, wae-
IN beds, to swing beeves and baes
mo all such heavy weights, and in
llspensible to the farmer and tho
butcher. the black smith. Thew are;
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-27
THE farmers COLUMN


Here's what we ask
you farmers to do; read
every word of this be-
cause it is as much to
your interest as it is to-
ours.
We have five car loads of Fertil-
izer in our warehouse. You can
get your Electric Crop Grower any
time you come. Don't be afraid to
start from home any day between
now and corn planting time if you
aim to get your
Old Reliable Electric
Crop Grower from us.
Terms are just
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-03-27

Our Carver wagons,
made just across the
SmOkeys, out of the
toughest limestone sec
Ond growth timber and
put up especially tostand
theheaviest hauling over
the toughest mountain
roads,
is selling by ones and twos at a
time, ct living price, and growing
every day in favor with the farm
ers and lumber hauler.
Our terms are acceptable when
it comes to paying for Carver
wagon. Ask any man who has
ever owned a Carver.
We are unafraid of any
test when it comes tO|
the Carver wagon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-03
Is STAB WOUNDS
IN GIRLS BODY
Miss Bessie S. Kroner of Schoharie. N.
" Murdered by Antonio Ponton,
Porto Rican Student.

Schenectady, y. Y Oct g.. Antonio
Ponton, Porto Rican residing in Albany
and student at the Albany law school
last night stabbed and killed Miss Bes
sic 5. Kroner OF Schoharie. grade
school teacher in this city, and inflicted
three wounds in his breast which are
expected to prove fatal. The stabbiug
occurred in Albany street in full view
of several persons but he acted so quick
~ that the murder could not be pre-
vented
In statement at the hospital. Pom.
ton last night declared he had resided at
the teachers home in Schoharie for over
a year previous 10 entering the Albany
law school two years ago. He also de-
elared he had intended 20 marry her IN
til recently when she engaged an attor-
ney in an effort to prevent him from
paying her attention. This angered him
and caused him to murder her II is al.
legged, An autopsy showed he had in
Aicted Is wounds in the woman's body,
one piercing her heart.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-03
sio,ooo,ooo GOLD DISTRICT.
Iditarod- Ruby Region. Alaska, Reported
on by U. S. Geological Survey.

Valuable gold placers were discovered
I in 1905 in the lnnoko district, which les
I between the lower Yukon and Kuskok
vim rivers in Alaska Two wears later
/ this region was first investigated by the
( r. $ Geological survey and m 1911
aud 1912 surveys in this field were eK-
tended 30 that they now cover the more
important part of the Ruby. lunoko. an q
ldiatroi gold districts
report has been recently issued bv
the Geological Survey summarizing all
these Investigations. and this is illus
trated by both topographic and geologic
maps. The results set forth clearlv iu
dicate that these distriets De- n an in
portant gold beit whieh has already rr1
dgccd gold aud silver O. tho taius of
aesrlF slnng0n91 The region i nov
tcry i1arra-sihle aa# oIeratire costs
have Therefore been necessarily rr-f
hrh For tfis reason iuf little atteu-
tian has feru raid - the gold bearing
4uartg trirs 81 thf region s0ue 81 whia
give rrnmfse RI hasinr commercial i-r
f5rrfarrf s. hrr the disfri-f tas iar-
rfsnfd un ~ rsir1a5 q end uaron roads
sguip 1rteiaF.frfrt af quartz tesns mt1
un3ouftr#ls tatf fisa5 and thf ralE
fsarir. Eraffis ni lezsaf ffrw ear tf.r
D. mfraa 81 rFoff