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Opium Cache q Unique.
Federal officials were today intro
duced to new and novel preparation
Of opium for export with The capture
sQf Palacio Torres. a member Of the
crew of the Pacific Mail liner Korea,
who. apprehended BY Inspector Dodd
Of the customs staff. was brought be-
fore Collector N. A. Franklin where,
upon being searched. the drug was
discovered concealed In unique man
ner about the person Of the smuggler.
The opium had been prepared in the
form Of sman cakes which Tcrres had
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hidden under his hat. in the tops Of
his shoes. In the lining of his clothing
while some was neatly tucked under
the heavy growth of hair on his head.
The Filipino declined to give any
statement regarding the presence Of
the drug upon his person. Collector
Franklin turned the man over to the
federal authorities for further inves.
tigation.
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BRUGES Belgium Nov 20.-Large bodies of German en-
neers moving the front The Germans have construct
ed strong ocaons in the Of the present line to be
used in case they driven Of their temporary positions
fail in forward and pressed back These
fortifcations have now evidently been completed.
Il is believed BY the observers that the German engineers
will now attempt to devise new methods for crossing the
flooded area in Flanders Inundated generally that the
movement Of troops i practically impossible.
Snow and rain continues adding to the suffering Of the
campaign The ground Where il flooded is frozen High
onshore winds driving the before them increasing
the nundations the Hood pouring through Neuports six
great locks
There mpch sickness and little fighting in the trenches
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EYEWITNESS OF LAND AND SEA FIGHTS HONOLULU Tells STORY
TEUTON TROOPS WORK OUT
PLAN ITO LAUNCH ATTACK
ACROSS FLOODED AREAS

CUT ALLIES LINE At ANY cOSJ-SENAT0R LODGE,
cRITIclSING ADMINISTRATION, CONTRASTS u. S. S.
TENNESSEE AND VERA CRUZ EPISODES - BRITAIN
BLOCKING SUPPLIES OUT OF GERMANY--MUCH SICK
NESS, LITTLE FIGHTING, lM FRANCE
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A hearing on d return 81 3 motion
to show cause ii the case 0I l66I'fo
Ypkoda who recently filed 1e(I['11
for writ of tabeas corpus IS being
held before Judge Charles F 0.t161s
il t6e federal co0It th|s afternoon
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The members Of the board Of super.
pisors viii meet at noon tomorrow.
There VIII be little business other
than the ordinary routine work
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-20
1914 CAMPAIGN
FUND Of G. 0. ?.
WAS VERY SMALL
Republican Victory Won With
a Total Expenditure of
Only $3443
CHAIRMAN COOMBS MAKES
DETAIL SWORN STATEMENT
Says Facts Show That Political
Fights Can Be Waged With
out a Barrel OF Money

A sworn statement OF disbursements
by Walter Gaombs, chairman OF the
Republican county committee, today
brings out the fact that the RepHbli.
can victory In the campaign ending
November 3 was won with the small.
est campaign fund In the history oi
Republican politics In this territory
So far as is known no political par
ty here has ever before made public a
detailed statement of expenses, and
Coombs strengthens his statement by
swearing to il before a notary public.
The law requires candidates to file
q statement of their election disburse-
ments, but the Organization committee
Is not required to.
Coombs has made one because he
believes in publicity for campaign
funds and, furthermore, because he be-
lieyes that the recent Republican cam.
pafgn proved the possibility or success
without the use OF funds for a horde
Of runners" and other workers.
His statement Is as follows:
Disbursements Of Republican County
8 comnIttee Of Hawaii, 1914
Campaign.
Personal cash subscription $345S.93
DISBURSEMENTS.
General expense ........ $677 7.06
Transportation Z. 4. Il. $3.50
Music ~. :. 5. s. 1850
Ihterprefsrs 900 20
Reporters Of speeches Z. 25o.00
s. &. .s...... 1900
Meetings ...... 1921
Election day expenses ..... 373.45
Total .$s443.02
Balance on hand 1891
Dated at Honolulu, T. H., this 10th
day Of November, 1914.
WALTER cooMBS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10th day of November. 1914
F. E. STEERE,
Notary public, First Judicial Circuit,
Territory of HawaII.
4 The item of general expense m
cludes headquarters expenses. print,
Ing, ETC.
It may be OF interest to note that
the Republican county cam
paign expense Is only $3443.0z, L. L.
McCandless, unsuccessful Democratic
candidate for delegate, spent $3767.97,
according to his statement recently
filed.
No detailed figures have before been
made public as to previous campaign
funds, but It is known this Is very
much srnaller than fho Ranuhlfran
funds of the past. Two years ago,
the Republican county COMMITTEES
spent an amount said to be nearly ten
times as much as was expended IN
1914.
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0Kl|MA
urges LARGER
Army AND NAVY

rAssociated Press By Federal WireIessI
TOXIC, Japan. Nov 20, Count okp'
M, premier Of Japan, declared Tor 4
larger army and navy today. 4I1fess
Inc , conferences o. 6oHernoent1| par
ties 0athcfin1 - preparation for ne
coming session q kts pIsk ~ recon-
nlended that Japan Increase fsf mill
fafY and naval eskimekee 81 atcoNn,
~ tbe necessities shown by rcce1l
war developments.
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PARIS France Nov 90 Official There was an almos
total absence Of infantry attacks yesterday The artillery fir
is much less severe today
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ion More British Soldiers Co

LONDON England Nov. 20-The House Of Commons
today passed supplementary estimate increasing the army BY
q million men.
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Britain Cutting OFF German Supplies

LONDON Nngland Now 90 Great Britain las pl6csd 3
nenta ports except those Of Spain Portugal and the Allied
countries It il believed that Germany been receiving large
quantities through the Netherlands
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Germany Loses Quartermaster- c

BERLIN Germany, Nov. 20-Ohicial- Maj gen vo
Weights Rhez general Of the German army
dead Of heart disease.
The French attack verdun has been repulsed TIL
Russian retreat in northwestern Poland continues
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DENVER BANKERS CONCLUDE
PLEA FOX RESERVE BANK

mu,er. Colo Ian s5-Bapkcrs
soa rusis.s- msw cs III. Ro.kr
mus,usass states tcrci-IaJ their ~
sumcuis yesterday t.- the establish
suent VI r-TtussI reserve bank in
beaver and AT !" Secretaries W.
q. McA.ioy and y. y. slousicn de-
Parted for seatiI. where th- next
hearing !. s,h. .dJted.
BANKERS froa PurhIc. Colorado
Springs. New Nalico aaJ W,omir..
Ee.r, during ,hs afternoon. support
Cd Dnnyer's cIain.. rh- dcInsatiou
IRON 81 Paso. Texas. was not called.
The organization committee express
Ing lssir. ;u hear their testimony
at - hearing in VI Psso ON The re-
,urn trip frrm the Pacific ccsst.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. Ian. st"k~ were
'.upplied in large amounts today
whenever quotations showed an adj
vaaeinR tendency, TIL. extent of III"
recent sdvauc" made traders rsin.-
lSnt To ATTEMPT active operations On
th. long I'D. in the far" "i this re-
alisinx ahd the niark", gradually de
y~iosed u heavy toa-. Tt" sot..h-
traitDn oi pr.ssnf. "n til" Rock ISL
and securities and shifting al III.
buy ihs mo,rm.n, from the usual
leaders Ia io~ priced shares were evil
dsns- ~ weaker condition. Signs
al moderate purchases of an invest
n.-ut character w-r- AZ aren't bat
IN. in'iuip from this sonT." Mas
neither u. large nor as varied as oa
recent days. bs noon the level oi
prices Mas depressed uh.i"r S-s,-r'
DAP. .io.~
Honds were irT.suia.
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CHICAGO soikp Of TRADE

chieaso. Ian. Mica, de-
.iin.i TODAY in sympathy With io1-
CT prices "a, i..,.fpaoi. where Russian
Offering. s.r- heavy ami cheap,
Prices started . to sad !. Loser
aud und-f~-n, 8 further Gag,
The .iu.- sss arrous. rshsIns
isom a shade iss'ih. io /. advance
soaai.ared With iass night
Adsisss that The Nrs-nlin- som
er.p has b.-n virtually mad- aud 10
Tao weeks earlier than the asrfas.
carried the corn market h-s- io.a
grade Th- .s.-nins. which ass / 10
! 'o :" off. sas followed BY an siii,
iioaai s-sbA.A
The .i.s- -as nEsD. unchanged q.
j. net higher
Oat. sast-s.a Gr.a abs~arv si d.
n.sni
clsss- Wheat. MAJ %. Jaiy ss.,
'.Fns Mas s.i2 Juis ss.s
nasss May sr.s Jst, s,s
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the afternoon he had been elected
from III. miners union plan, by the
miners union editor, Later h. ap-
peared in police court a. u witness
against Constable James f-r-tto who
an sunday morning had run nis
doorway and directory the Ale
cormick building. Psr-tto entered u
plea Of guilt, To disturbance aud was
fined 81 and sosts. rcnno declined
to relate III. detail. "f the encounter
after the constable pleaded guilty
and With = merry "hsw ha~' left ih.
-onr, accompanied by i'-nn", Ir
II WAS in the twilight "f last .'s-
|saihs. ami the sun. az ,.r habit. sas
passing In red spi.ndour ever the
iops Of the western hills, when Dan
isl boarded "a street raT aud s.inatisi
himself down beside M.Cinns, Pen
M liked not the auihentie accounts
of the days events as rabiish-.i ia
the C-N and did then asi there &C.
b"NE t'''N'"'"H
marks ''Mark' delivered an" hay
maker aud the conductor funs III.
sons ani declared the boat ever. bu,
u block further up the tao n"s sspa p-r
m.a sos off. Io continue the son'-.'s
P-nno f-mos-i the remnant os his
o,-r-ost. Li. hat. SaAi and vest and
.as-s.hs~s. M.cianx rolled up his
sleeves. Thea r.ano decided that
ssm- other tim. ~as the t-~' 'isn-
To settle ID. msis-f sni .. The car
ss. just starting q" move. hasiii,
gathered ap his discarded .-sfins
apparel and tun, ,-.i on lii. Sas. -iss.~'
I, followed by ''AAaek" ~ III. Sos'
h-r nearest bis hoas. r-ano sir.i !,
t.arsiax sh.l at Nss'iuns ,sa I-sp--.
! os srfL.ssas 1i@s"s- the latter s.ssis'
set off oais = slust of duet -ss sis'
! ibi- sh-s- r.na.s athletic tsrrs tss'
melted hsn-s ssfd IA the issA
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# BACK HURTS USE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Eat Ls,s Neat Il k,dss,s Feel L,ks
Lad o, Bladder Dsshsss.

Mos, ,.lAs ssss.s that tbs hidp-ss.
liza. ik. bs~-sss ss' .iusstsh sa.i
sS.ass~s, sa.. s.st . gla.hiGa -ss A.ss,s.
siS,. sis- s- kss~ bSsAs.h- ssd SuiI
ss.-ss IN SIS atsH-r ssstsa. --.ss.
a.s..sshr.s shrans.ssc .SiEz-s. 'nr-
sid iis-f. assI ssassa ashs ssrrgi~ssa-ss
sna all s@ggs .s HiasaSes disorders
N.a .isapis s.sss, ts-e Yssas Aiisrss
..,ls. aai ...s.. ssL 'h. asa..ssa' F.a
sr.i an seAs a I-aia IN sk~ k'inrt
-~s ;sss grs sh.ps s-sf sss1sus ~ Isi
sstss tTusu sas 2@esg slrug si.gv hssrs
'aA. a 'aBi-sg-s asqI :. sIAss -
" 4,-r tas~gg 6s-4hssss s"s . srv slsss
s.sf S.s.F hiSeuss wtlI shro at fla
rsai. satu.s.s SALTS Bs eassyp tg.sa shr
..ii ~ zsafss asS S'a"n iui'~. s.aaz
si..a ~i,h IisLis sas ts bssasirs< to
Iush giasxri sidnrss snL s.irsu:ai~
'h-a to- ..snas activity u sI.~ nea.
ssiis-s ih. esids is sbs us5as go IL
"" l..k.t js~ise.ss. shus rusiins sia.iz
.i-r disorders
sod S1,ss l. bsssa5rss. IseNt~rsis~s
-at-s = d-Iish,ssa rtssrs s,ss rnt ii,s-
~ ~s,.r dEiuk witch .susy b--iy
sh.aid isIr n.. ssI thea 4. Keep
their sii.pys e5ssss ,.ps .t.iii.s
serious s.r pgis ati.as
\ v-tissar,.a lsy ~ Jruaxiss say<
b. s-I,s I..s Of lad Salts I. folks .ao
believe in ss"rSunsa. kissns1 ,ruusl.
vhi1- i; ia ,DIy 'r.ubic
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KANSAS CIT; LIVESTOCK.

Kansas CITY. No. Jsa. s.s--iIes. q
Receipts ie...r. Hsrhs; steady 4. -.
lower buik of sales sI"t to 10:
heavy sic 4, >i'i. packers and
busch.rs S.s5 Il. sts. High, 80. To
ssss pigs ..5s TO ':s.
Cattle: Wcc piy,s S.n"y: market
steady to .ttpns. prime fed steers
g" so c2a. dressed beet stecss ..ss
to- s.s". western steers s.':. I. S.se:
southern steers sss q. $50 GOV.
ias to ..s". heif-rs SIS tn SIS.
s,ucs.rs snd feeders . q, =. bulls
5 $" 10 $50. calves s.s" q. Iiza
sheep: Receipts s.."". market
steady to Toe S-cr. lamb. : :. to =:
y.arIIne< szs - 500. wc,hers sss
h. 5 %: ewes : la $50
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LAl01sf lANx Vo1U 70
ION AHkIRvI SYSTEM

N.- S.sA. las y. Oi'-s'.ss Il
sh~ N.sssssi Fs hs@9s .s- i.Fs.ps.
Hss1si.i is.si'~s.s 10 she ssa u
States ssseI ssssss ss hassa sAN sssz
sssI ros@isr ssss-a
rh- s.ss. IL As ss..a-.,sSs sa.
Ssaniuspss Ia ssr si-s~,s2i district
u 1ast 7yn~n sHus. st-s .ssr us.sUssi
.iss ss-as s.alsg eae,s ss'- .s- .S.-
sssa. aIsaessh issi-s IA~ carly
stages ~ .as ss-~a,t I-ss.ists.,
n"v -esst-et IL .-ess~r-, s~ssaie s~s.
i-s~~ ~ -h- LiIs end shsv- ~.s- sps
s"ss 'Lss IL S.sli ..srrnsi-f il<
federal shsst.s
Aas.ss sh- bAaAs sss~s s... ssr 4.
. Nosssns .Ir~ss e s'si-s. Jsasss
ssiiimsn. wjiti.a. uagt-s.ii.r. J.
ossi.a Arsa.sg. 1xsess ~ -eh,n spi
rrssh Nanisrlsrs Ne NsnJ-rli. /.
t'sssssass rl.r ta.si.ati.ais psi. sI,
ssriisi sass..n. 4. 81 s.""s s..s. lie
.sfplss asa prvsiss ssu Ss.. s-s. .ss
and iss deposits m.r- shs. ssIv.s
e.s. .-es
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

chI.ssD. Jsa. ::=ii.s.; H-..ip,.
:s.".cs market si.s. steady :. Sc
under yesterdays average: baik OF
sale. s,ss sn >,ts lights s,is To
= 10. mi<-d s.:" L. Srs hsssy > 30
I. >,s... foaxh : s- 4. SO sls
G 80 ss sic
Cattle iis.-ip,s s."s.3 mark-,
.a.is'. sirsas; s~s,ss c u ,,s-. T.s-
As steers 80" To sis ~-s..ss s,--rs
G 30 q. A. s..ek.ss ..s f--s,.ss 3 ,~
Z" st-s .uss ssa h-is-ss s.- 10
> To- calves $50 ss II
sh.ops t.r.ipts s.s"~-s a.srk.,
si"v. s-ssraiiy loo la.-s sssis.
$50 se e. sess.sn 10. 50 Sic
i-ariisss =. Z. : go tsaass. as,iy-
6 =. ss = --ss-fh 50. To
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Owes Her Life 70
This Luna Medicine

III. manufacturers u Erknau's Alter
a'iN~ y ue-iirin" for Throat snd Lang
s6ss'i"Ds r"zr., that all sufferers o.
these s4riou. 'tOuti-. do not iske The
trouble To Investigate for thSinselyee
what this mr,iisib. has accomplished dus
Ing The past nfis.-n yeafr In number ~
cases Head this
.Tifnth. Lake 10. Ind.
"G.nil-m.n' Ahou, september ~, isn.
catarrhal rn-umoUis which a-Seioped
int. Lung rrnubi.. Ia January. Wh~n
t-, Mn b.tg, - ~ Nkha-l,. thafre.
At s"h.fsrsiil.. tai, PREPARED her for
death, he recommended that I GET lsS
asn's AHrfa,i,-, snd s-- u " ~onid soi
give her ,oIY- relief The attending
phs .isi.u declared che hsJ Ling 1f0ubie
sns -ss iesaud sii nr.iisal .ii ~ !
Immediately hsi Rev wB Hers Ia ssnd
for 'sa'tl. rFas'i~aIis siihoa' hop~
for r~-ov"Fs. Insisted ,hst .h- ,ry ih~
.sS that snr sssHu i-~.sn io liuproF- Nos,
.s- p"IAs a. hsUI - ever. -.i:h. ts.av
ioInis heavier 'hI' sue Es-F ''i'i i~f"s~
s'- ,s-il si't, ard .. % .Ssi n..nh
tNfiisiaFttt ts-. sttNhfH
.N,-sy.- abbreviated li..'T. "a I-sIu-.I
t.hrlau. Nii.TsiiNs has i--.s pTeS-n ~
M.n. sraTs' tsst ts - tilss-f rfnfsst"sis
faF sss-F. IhIast sEi ianE NS-stAas.f
tTass,lti- ifr t.rhisi Nsr.Us. Ntu'to'h
.',,i.,. sod he uisilFii'iiHs The .,s'sm
.'..u,aih- ss usJ'"iins i-al.-ss. 90 .si.'.
- - s5tTfis7. sud write q. t-ssMs"
l-ai-sFst.rt. rhiisiEtuEis- - f'F 49,
i-as-. fsT sale h, ali i-aiiHs Druggists
The HsusmAu Drug Co. tbSes shores
and W. \. Green Drug Ca
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. Colo. Jan. =..-Cs,ti-;
Receipts ,e.; a,srk., 4. 4" i:r high
~r. beef .i..gs & lO :. ..rs aud nrir-
srs I" S,:i: ssoetsss and i.sd.rs .
la !. so: eai,e. 4 To lo.s.
iiox.; R-~~spis i,s".: market
higher: Top ..i.. baI1 of asi-s ; :"
tn >,i",
Sheep: Receipts :..c". nask-,
strong: y-~riiass { I" csc. ~-,h-r.
:... lo 6: ismbs T: ,o .,sSs ..-s i.:s
so :.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
FOREST uoIH


The Ara.ss.ss tus-.ifs s-tsttvs
hs. snrns~s. ~ -t-rs state ID In.
asi"as 10 -s-ry rs.ssasr IN .sasasa
and in -sess eisiiIsrd sa's s@sns-SsssIt
lard s-anss, 10 'h- s.ss4
Makers .s ph.a.efspAs ssu siaa
snG 10 us- Wood ia.s-si Of sn-tsI -.
sli parts esssk- iessfu1r1s vh~s~
shs. ss possible. 10 order q" ihstrssc
shr a.rIi.~ ness ~ the sse-
ia sEr Focas~tI. forrest. I.lssu.
sa~. .--. ssre. srt- slsn'rd during
ss- gass y-sg. sss aiuu.s hsIs =
ssilIIss 10 sa. s.a., thf-- s-as<s sHI.
~ thr-~4t.srsL> OF ~hssh ar. alive
and s,.sns ~eIlL
sssprs ins-ass ia ss- a.- .s ssp-e
s.s ssiasI-s she's that the shissi~s
sia not cseeh ie srs.oaias. and that
sarg .uFa -sser tnriis. t-ss
sbas sAey as- so-s essiIs bg.s-H iu
hasdissss
So, r-gesais-,i tree species in sh-
United states of which sI-.,s i.-
att S"mps-ssialI, Important tor 'iHss
b~rs Os the s.. recognized p~y les.
ao- are represented in the s.ssra-
m.ats newly acquired Nsps'achis
suss.'ss MI Amrr,.sa SPEECHES. except
S-rY f.w .ubsscpi.as oas. .s tbs.
TlesiJs krY. aai in extreme .su'scra
TEXAS. sEp To b. found in oa- az ss-
other .s the ua,iopsl forests
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SUPREME COURT REFUSES
BOB f1fzy1Nn0Ny A PER.
MT 10 F1ONr

Nv S..ss jan z.-Th. ssprvR,e
.suss '.-ssy a.nir-, ,h. spp.irs,i,s of
t,'sses r,sss'~u.pe.. .a-.,its. heavy
weight rtas ehsus,.tee at 'ts world.
ssr an isiu.,.i"s, vs.saiaias tho
Ne~ York A,hI.'w ..musissioe tspr,
refusing =. ssusstos his psrsi,ipa-
''"~ I. b-Sius sShibisi..s in this
stat.
Th- ,uwmissicr held ,ha, rt,t-
sirn'ons. ~to is 81 y.ass old. ,e ,.p
"'d 4" ssser 'tr rias again. Justice
ss'ss.ur, tsI.J 'sss III, commission
-as With. 10 ri shss In making such
an esJor
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Drrine for Drink Habii
ny IN AT our EXPENSE

We ure IL earnest when ". ask yon to
give ORRiNE Il trial. You have nothing
10 risk und everything To gain. for your
money will i- returned. u after ,rial.
yon fsil to get results from oRhlNE.
Tins offer gives the m,Ne, and mothers
Of those wbo drink I" excess nn orpor'
tuni,v to iry the oRRiNE treatment.
II is very s,mpi. treatment, eau h,
given IN the Lon,- w.,hou, publici,y ar
n.A of time from business, and at s
small price.
ORHINE ls prepared in two forms:
Ne, l, .s.re, treatment. - powder; or
RiNE No. ., in Piii form, for 'h"s- uha
desire In take voluntary treatment. 'o-i''
sni, sI.6O II bor. ,on,. ia anI talk "s.'
the matter with us- Ask Tor t-'oki"l.
iisusman DRUG Co Three Stores.
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Nt.s-faaan s.siisni,h Ssss-ntsi that
Tbs. usr ss .h- tasssIsa tann - s-ts
sussis.i chiefly ss ssasii '"~rss
Nasax.s w..-, offered .. sasas. tho
Iixh,. ., ~. t'Af.e- t'.rA aasihG sA-
sasm.s ssaashs psosIi-a 'b- si'S
So,ss k-.s N. ssss .srss
= aams-~s as sssrIsIss. "s sss
s,..na-s is .hssA sh. sn' streets
p-sr sl-ssss ass-g oss,rsss ~ i'api-
ssssa-rs s.gr laid s~svs- shs epss
ssas;.ss b. 80" ~Ssus saS aldrra-.
Ths nssos stated sA.s hr bod ssAra
sh- y.sissss@fs ss- t-r Gssr rs~nsas ss s~- "
u v-,- s.s p--..isl~ Sos The s-.ssses
t-ss s.i .ar siN ,s ~..si tssrss--
assn.saisssss ,l- r1ssI. S' s'ss- that
all sh. sisy s~&ssd-s sss shss So
s--ssss, hS issvs pg Z" s.d 'h- s"as
tss.s Sod .sses ssS@~siaas B"f 'lnsas.E
asa spfssSIt.s shs sssu~ss ~ss s-ass
Nls-ssssn tA.sssu~ sstI.i s'ses-
d p.n To- .-s-sss ptss-es ~hsr- asssi ssa
SNH aNH N--f-H -
7sas-si u y ssss.. -sss.Is.ei sAa'
.- ss< ~iiisas 4. i.-fs"gn ssI s-ss
sis- gr.laIsr.t uni-s sh- sopsssss ass
sss. ,bar hsa .as.sns-ssa rasss -lif.
sitpIsI-s tIS sspiAja-.i shAs 81 r 80
r-et sa.~ bod srvr she sase, in
Years ,aSs ses-s- .s the ssgs.ss ~sr-
ssa'inuaiiy sipos-i ~'h -as"ns
which hiea-s.d ,h-es in their work
and complained that after The lac.
blizzard u ss.a. many p-upi. h,J
she,.,s.i sh- saas from ,h.ir rusts
aud les' II i"r ss-m - clear asays
lie sroA. aise "f I.s,snc.s vhcr-
h-sps sf ashe AMI FsbhisA had been
leN on the streets s- b- AssI~sj away
Th. ..sncii discussed ~. mss.rr
At some i-ps'h aad .Hshssised 'hs
pois, that -. city vas only con
s~ra.i sIeSss having tbs contract TO.
asti. and that " ,h. vurs .gutd not
b-, ios- br 'hr contractor according
u. agreement ths, either arrange
mpn,s would have Il. b- -,ad-
\ petition -f ~. ~ l. Davis tssm.
Der COMPANY vas granted that 'hs
city permit ,h. e & s railroad u
lay = Sur track srrvss yh-s.au,
stree, " Iun q. the Iur',-t ys,d ~
q. Jordan. proprietor nf she wes,
dance halt. cas granted ,vtnrnis-
sscp as sgc.iaI officer 4 ssio,r ".
crnsc wspss.r FROM lamb and Nauru
OF 'a. White Front saloon vas grant.
81 :" Peter Franrh
An Invitation 4, the ci,y officials
I. attend the Municipal conference to
b. held a, Boulder. Colo. on rcbru.
aTy is and 10 was read aud the Gown
I'll nsm-, Mayor W = DupIs,y ard
III. ci,r attorney 'g r-pr,s~n, Trini-
dad
The street and brida. committee
fcrorirJ recommending = pis. by
which curiss aud zu,;.rs b. vs., IN
when sidewalks A.. laid 1ni rero,n-
menJing that the city attorney draft
an ordinance in accordance With the
tr be effective by
the time the spring impro, emsn'
work begins
The rcp-r. .t the auditing com
.ptt,ee Was read aud tiled.
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PANAMA CANAL TOLLS

PsnAms Canal toils, ss recently
established 10y "N"suiIN" oid"f. at"
81 go per net ion ou s'ss.'is available
for passengers "r iT"isht. = net ton
b-ibE considered a. IL" "ubi" feet =
eapasi,y. \ r-dut lion Of 4" I,-T sent
~iii Ice mad. for shii.. ~i,h"as pas
s.,nErfs oT .afsn
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

New York. Jau. .;.-Cios-; Anal
samai-.i Copper 5S.. american
sugar it-finIas 1888 N,.hison ~. {.
Reading iss.. rnion Pacific i.is:
L. :, Steel &C.. 4, :, steel preferred
iI=.; Southern i'a.ifiv ..s
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
MOTOR TRUCK CROSSES ALASKA

Engineers ani army "IiI'"fs mo
tof..i io wiihin tN1 i"r.-.'s of the
Arctic ciT,i" last summer in a .i""
pound truck of the standard design
alr-aay used in the United States
army The trip sas undertaken pri-
niariiy q" demonstrate the pra"iisa-
Iiiip at mo,or transportation Ia
Alaska. but the fssui, shoN-'i a rDu''
which saves At least an" montLs tim.
required 4" reach 'h- larger Interior
ioNhs. particularly ,t.".. .n ih- tip
per Yukon River The tEush lett
Valdez With u iosi oi sup 'ti-s asi .
IusaiiIy of mail for camps aipns the
n.iiiiary Telegraph line Consider
lsbi- mail ~as carried q. Isaia,s -hsI.
nos had b~@n received for a year,
The trails. some sf ~hirh had b.-n
| Sp-h.si by sh- Masks it.ad 'ohansis-
sion. --r- ssaHv-iy adapted 'o mo-
/ tofins. b-'ins In s1n- Eases corduroy
trails. IN oih-ss m-r-.i birdie paths
which had ,o h. blasted and graded
before the a-ssy truck s"siii psss
In oil. sss mii.s s"r" negotiated iu
4, days
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
NEW YORK METAL

Ne. Nsrl. Jan s.-=rs-sa gsiss.
i-s 3. lie
s,~ris-r steady. 3 SO q. siss
Copper nrms standard. syst to
NpSiI .ft-rrd q. - So
Tin irregular ss-.s aea January
aeis. 4. srss
iS-e steady. ssyhaassJs
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
ST. uoUis METAL

~ i.@sis. NJ Jas 80 =t<.S
fifa.r. ass. tn irs
ss-i,sr .inass. si.. =. : 20.
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the MoneY NARxH

N"v s"fss Jan 'aN mspeY
steady T.. {" p-s cent
Time loan. v-ss s- ssss =. Il.
YET cent.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York. Jnn. :.-Cios.: Prime
mercantile paper per cent.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27

Til. liver ia.-s iis activity a, times
sni n...is L-ir iti.itbi>E ls an 81
t--,is- liver ssimuisns- I, aiso lsssi-
iia. III. ba~. els Strengthens ais-s-
,iaa asi r-siss-s s,r-ns'h. tisss sh'.
sh-.rfssi Spirits t'sis" sNss ssi'i
by the iisastsaa bspa Ia
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
NEW Y0Rk COTTON

New York. JAn. ...-Cotlon: spo,
quiet; mihdiink i.,.o; guif 1913.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27

Mics v--s NaSw riI. ,b, Jss,-r.
bss h.r 'C-t insured s.r ssv."-s
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-27
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