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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-17
STRIKE TROUBLES IN SPAIN.
1900 Idle in Rio Tinto District
Soldiers Guard Railroad.

Madrid, Jan. l7.--There has been
new outburst in the Rio Tinto district as
the consequence of the breakdown of the
work of the arbitration commission. The
workmen's delegates Withdrew from the
deliberations, accusing the government
of partiahty toward the employers. At
the present time $4,000 men are idle and
the Huelva railway is running under
guard of soldiers.
Lord Miner, president OF the Rio
Tinto company, win arrive in the dis
trict to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-17
SEEK PARDON FOR MURDEREss.
Friends to Present Petition for Slayer Of
Sophie Singer.

Chicago, Jan. l7.-Friends of Mrs.
Beatrice Ryall Conway, snake charmer,
who was convicted with her husband,
crippled clown, for the murder of Miss
Sophie Singer Of Baltimore ON Oct. Is,
1912, have completed plans for a pardon
Plea for the woman. A petition for her
release from Joliet viii be presented
o-day TO the state board of pardons.
Mrs. Conway is one of few women
convicted of murder in Chicago. She
IL serving sentence of IA years Charles
Kremer- Conway, her husband, who con-
fessed he beat Miss Singer TO death, re-
ceived life sentence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-17
DIZZY, HEADACHY,
SICK, "CASCARETS"
You're Biliousj constipated-Clean Your
Sluggish Liver and Bowels To-
night While You Sleep.
Get a Decent box,


Sick headache, biliousHess, dizziness
coated tongue, foul taste and foul breath
always trace them TO torpid liver
delayed, fsrmenting food in the bowels
OF SOUR, gassy stomach,
Poisonous matter ciogged in the in-
fsstines, instead of being cast out of the
system is fesbsoFbed into the blood
When this poison reaches the delicate
brain tissue it causes congestion and that
dali, thFobbing, siGkeHing headache,
CaseaFets Immediately cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, undigested
food and foBi gases, take the excess
bile from the liver and carry OUT all the
coBstipated waste matter and poisoRs in
the bowels
A Casearet tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-a l0-ceRt box
from your druggist means your head
GieaF, stomach sweet, and your liver
aad bowels regular for months,-Advt,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-17
CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION.
N. E. Milk Producers Decide at Annual
Meeting.

Boston, Jan. IA campaign to ac-
quaint consumers with the cost. of pro-
ducing milk of good quality was decid-
ed upon yesterday by the New England
Milk Producers association.
The purpose is to gain the cooperation
OF the public.
President Henry Z. Billiard of Hollis
ton was reelected; Harry Dean of Graf
ton, N. H., vice president; H. L. Webster,
Canaan, n H., treasurer; Richard Pat
tee, Laconia, N. H., secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-17
TALK OF OCEAN FLIGHT.
Atwood Says He'll Try It If Wright
Thinks Il Possible.

Dayton, o., Jan. i7,-To ascertain
whether, In the opinion of Orville
Wright, an aefoplane flight across this
Atlantic is an early possibility, Harry
n, Atwood of, Toledo, a Wright pupil
in the early days Of aeronautios, is
now In Dayton to confer with the noted
aviator regarding such fight.
"If Mr.. Wright says that such a
flight is possible, | probably win at
tempt IT," said Atwood yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-17
TO PUSH NEW BANKING LAWS.
Senate Subcommittee Named for Three
Important Subjects.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE chairman
of the banking committee of the Senate
has appointed subcommittee to con
slider three important features of bank
ing legislation. The committees are
made up as follows:
Guaranty of bank desposits-Hitch-
cock, Reed and Bristow.
Rural credits-Owen, Hollis and Craw-
ford.
Codifcation of the banking laws
Shafroth, OGorman and Nelson.
The appointment of the sub-commit-
tees indicates that legislation on these
subjects is to be taken up in earnest at
once.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-17
New Euglanders Lose.

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. l7,-Forty -one
New England heirs of Abel Stearns, a
pioneer who died in the early seventies,
were defeated here yesterday in their
contest for the S7,000,000 estate of Mrs.
Arcadia de Baker, former widow of
Stearns and who at her death was the
richest woman in Southern California.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-17
TO ELIMINATE RULE OF REASON.
Bill Amending the Sherman Law Is In
PRODUCED.

Washington, Jan. lT.-Representative
Stanley of Kentucky, after a conference
with President Wilson yesterday, intro
duced an amendment to the Sherman
law which would make illegal monopoly
OF restraint of trade in any degree.
1t is designed to eliminate the rule of
reason laid down by the supreme court
in the Standard Oil decision.
The amendment also would invest cir
cult courts of the United States with
jurisdiction to restrain and prevent vio-
lations of the act irrespective of the
attorney general.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-17
Help Promised.

Boston, Jan. 1.-THE cooperation Of
the department of justice in the reorgan-
zation of the Boston & Maine railroad
after its separation from the New York,
New Haven & Hartford system is
pledged by Attorney General Mercy
nodls in a letter received by Governor
Walsh yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-17
TREE FELL UPON HIM.
And William Murray Was Killed in
Northern Woods.

Portland, Me, Jan. 1.-THE death of
William Murray. aged so and former
Portland man, in the woods, 80 miles
north of Groveton, N. IT,, was reported
in a special dispatch to the Express-A d-
yertiser yesterday.
He was killed while telling tree, his
head being crushed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-17
PASSENGERS IN TRAIN HoLD-UP.
Relieved of Several Hundred Dollars by
Lone Bandit.

Atlanta, Ca, Jan. IA bandit board
Ell the Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
passenger train at Vining, Ca, last night
and robbed the passengers of several
hundred dollars.
After engaging in pistol duel with a
deputy sheriff he jumped from the train
at Dalton, Ga.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-17
Died Suddenly,

Washington Jan, lT.-CaFi Browne,
chief lieutenant to General Coxey in
the march from Massiloni, o., to the
capital in 1894, dropped on the street
here yesterday from acute indigestion
and died soon after in hospital,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-17
TO AGAIN ASK EQUAL SUFFRAGE
Swedish Government to Put Matter Up
to Parliament.

Stockholm, Jan. liking Gustavos in
a speech to the Swedish Parliament yes
terday announced the intention of the
government again to ask Parliament to
grant women the franchise and the right
of election to office and to Parliament
on the same conditions as men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-17
Declared Not Insnlvenf.

Boston, Jan. l7.-An emphatic denial
that the Henry siegel company of Bos-
ton is insolvent was made by the re-
ceivers yesterday in an answer filed in
the federal court to a creditors petition
that the company be adjusted bankrupt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-17
Students Hurt.

Sunbury, Penn, Jan. l7.-Twenty-
three students in the senior class of the
high school were hurt, three seriously
when wagon was struck by trolley
car on bridge yesterday afternoon. A
guard rail prevented 40 foot plunge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-17
Impure
Ell d

Instantly suggests the remedy,
HOODS SARSAPARiLLA. A
word to the wise is sufficient. Buy
bottle this very day. Be sure to
get Hoods sarsaparilIa, the true
blood purifier, prepared only by
C. |. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-17
DARTMoUTH's SCHEDULE.
Includes Pennsylvania, Syracuse and
Tufts Next Year.

Hanover. Jan. l7.-Three new teams,
the University of Pennsylvania, SYRIA
cuse and Tufts appear on the Dartmouth
football schedule announced last night.
Vermont win play at Hanover Oct. II.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-10-23
$4,000 Is Lost
Each Year
IN WASHINGTON WATER POWER TAXES
Republican Legislature Passes Law That RObS
This County OF That sum

Here is little bit of ancient history that should be of in
terest to the taxpayers of the county.
In 1911 the democratic county treasurer Fred Womacot
assessed the Washington Water Power Company their
property this county $289OO The company considered
themselves and took the matter into the United
States the heard before Judge Dietrich at
Coeur d'Alene
The water power company represented by an array
of legal that could be found in the northwest
County Attorney and Robert Elder represented the
county.
1t stipulated by the counsel in the case that the de
rendered in this suit would be the basis to determine the
value of the property for the 1912 assessment
Judge Dietrich rendered decision which reduced the
1866 leaving the total valuation of the water
power companys property at $2491O71 The water power
company carried the to the United States Court Of APP
peas at San Francisco which sustained Judge Dietrich
Under the decision the Washington Water Power Com
pany paid the county approximately $4,000 in taxes for each
of the years 1911 and 1912
The company went before the republican legislature Of
1913 and secured passage law which took the
of its property in the county out Of the hands Of the
county placed the hands Of the state boarC
of equalization This law provided that the taxes pa
should be distributed among the counties through which tn
company transmission lines passed in proportion to the mum
Der of miles of lines in each county
Under this law the arising from the entire holding
of the Washington Water Power Company in this county
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-10-23

distributed Bouner, Shoshone counties
These holdings consist not only Of the Post M Falls aaq
as veil
The lands of the company listed in 1912
at 78S761 acres paid the of $23747s
Among other lands owned by the company in fee six
lots north bank of the Spokane river below Occur
d Alene on which is located the Reeves Ferrell mill
Neither the easement lands the lands owned by the
pmy paid the county 1913 did the
county commissioners make any attempt to collect the
from but permitted to be appropriated to Bon
ner and Shoshone county with out protest
Is it justice to permit the Washington Water Power
Company to take away county by
proceedings 1000 of its most valuable farming land
and assess the Shoshone and Bonner countesg
Is it right reprve this county of assessabe value of
poraon who has the right to hold the water in the Occur
dAene lake and its tributaries at height whereby at least
10000 Of the best land in the state rendered practically
worhessq yet this what the republican legislature did
The abstract furnished the board of equalization by
Assessor Acton and approved by the county board of equal
zation placed the value of the Washington Water Power
holdings the county 46575OO less than the value placed
upon them by the Federal Court Can they give any good
reason why this doneG
The action of the republican legislature and county
hores has deprived the county of $20O0000 Of Wash
ngton Water Power and you Mr. Taxpayer have been
obliged make up this and will continue to be obliged to
e make it up until this law is repealed
This only the many that that the
republican party Of the state and county owned and control
i led by the corporations
The lowering of the valuation Of timber lands and the
raising of the value of agricultural lands by Governor Hanes
and the state board of equalization is another
This favorng of the corporations at the expense of the
people, coupled with the extraagan expenditures of the pub
lie funds by the republican state and county officials explains
why your higher year than the year before
he why they viii be higher this year than they last
rd explains why the county commissioners forceC
levy 16 mills county and state tax this year against
mills last year; why your state and county tax will be sx
M per cent hgher this year than it last.
Draw your conclusions. If you think this is right
vote continue it vote for the reelection of Governor Hane
is and the republican county ticket
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1914-10-23

greatest this great country of ours the Public School
and the boys and girls.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-05
HELD FOR ASSAULT.

Charged ~iin muri-rssa ssasn!g
uI .a b.. sntsiu i.s,- Msatidog-'
aas arrested al Nsii.s .na after a
bearing e-fos- Iussi.- of ,h- i'-..s
Asds Hiddi. ~as .rssshs 4. rsshs.
dad ssi h-,s~i in 'h3 roaniS Jail.
uoaiisios /. ssii to hat- sissh-.i ihr
others throat with = rssnr after =
quarrel.
The ,~o Hssn srs s-.Id =. tas. hs''
as alteration and ths, <s,ai- vert
hnm~ ami secured . 'as"r. an"g
shtsh L- ~~n, I. 'h- ,osss.' oi lis
ra..in asd ri'ssA.i him hlnss Tn.
..,s.iil,sn at HE victim i. a"f srss'
sls. Hath msa as- miners -'npi"i -si
Il tDb1Va
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-05
SOLDIERS DAMAGED
The CITY JAa

With bullet holes IL Tbs tioos
ahi walls. rough drawings spi writ.
ias oa tn. walls aud other a-issr-
,nrns. pisiais Visible. Tire .ity jail
isohs sadly lh- worse Tor e-ss ash
tear. u result ot asiiitsfy occupancy
durins tho pssi i1o moslhss ~
several plseos iaiSisis ssd s,r,ss os
soidt~rs have t~~a cut isso the vs,ss
Nth hsyos~ts. There h . hoae IN
the iiaoseua Of the jaiier's hesd.
.,asSs~n sai .usds, hoacs ~ lhc
passser u the walls asa q eeiiisa
marking where vrwcusiy a saIlitss$
suaro sceidcassiiy DISCHARGED h,s
rifle.
Tire soadast ii ns,;i,sfy psssnas ~.
chiefly lruop~ss coatta~.! for saost
iascsvsi. for minor oftsasrs. In tsa.
,iislias the jsii Interior. .sos~i =
s,scas psoirst lo tho ei,, ..useit b.
chief OF Police ito~id-a. In sos'n.
,hv chief brvsth~,i .ish nt relief
whea the military guard ~ss lskes
away frum the Jail ias' Thursday
and the military rrts0ursa all .t~,css-
- or transferred save I.0uh xss.
.anclli. .-
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-05
COUNTY cova1
DOCKET mAvy

Mos- ,has one huaites sssrp.
criminal sai civil. are Oh tho dock.
II os the soaaiy court tus la- tern.
rh- io~ksis. WEIR called this saosa.
Ing b, lujs- itoisest u. ltoss. saa .
sunbsr Of rss~. .ss for trial. The
jssy Siii ~ esiles! ia on Wednesday
Of shi. ~-~k.
Tav ss>- OF \. e. f-',s of the tssii'
~is.r-i,s pvsceSi,c Asrs.y. Nho !.
CHARGED with assault ssd battery ~
. photographer. q. 4. Sos~-. ~ss SGT
.io~s for trial - Thursday. jssussy
=. loaeA claims 10 .hsss hsSo
kaorked do~s aad brai-a by fvlls
~so ~ish s~o others sought 10 ar
srss him oae aishi is OsoSes.
Jones'. II Il eisinsed. Mss sr>i.iiss sr.
V~sl. Earlier 10 the dag JoAes n ~
effort 10 sssp . pleSurS os Wsltss
ssslk vhe wsa With . fsrce II 6sps-
Ties eayosiisS . baaeh Of s9sits
plekesess fsuo lhr Nel.ssshoin oiss
10 the soasiy Jsii. siaIas usni ~
esmrrs wss takes away froo hin.
Aad IL vas over this ineiteal shss
the siicard sruatie ssd assault OK.
rur.vd.
Th. case of Mssshai ". r. TssssL-
CT. ehsrs~d wtih ssAAuis sna ha'.
les,. ~ss s.s siso for Thassasy.
Thatcher wss sovMcsIy nar>hsl st
Brr~ ird ssd IL suw aasshsl ss Coke.
dslev 49, \ .Ert go 49, = ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-05
COMPANY S1CU110 IITII
~ AUs81GE l00kI16l0

WAHhJnKlon. Jan. ..-ThC sd
prcme court today held that tl,s
Gnitr,i Gsoi,c Minc-. = New Sork
rcorPorsiioa. hsd acquired title Ia
the O'Dsuxhcr'y AMI Zig johnny
minC~ In the Globe aiinins District
In Arizona. by adverse pos>csrioa.
Tie eoart expressly rcfraincd. how.
ever. from pasajnR on the question
VI whether - foreign corporation
generally may acquire title 10 land
BY sdycrsc possession.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-05
''$QQI.. MESA
SEEKING PARDON

William =. kreegeS. better known
- ~tSuiek'' kseeger. ssSvisxs . term
il lLe state penitsstisry ~ Csaon
CITY for e0,npiieiiy 10 the h0h1isg uP
aal attempted Okbssy sf The Victor
AUsfiesa Fuel company payroll an
the Grey Greek ioai iu August Of
iSet. has applied To the state board
VI oaTdons for -iemeasS aud his Ease
uill be reviewed BY the hoard This
vsek. kFeeser. Who Ia III. 500 Of
the lat. usdssshsriff. iA,is ~. Kre-s'
or. has t@es ia prison for more than
fosss y~sss. having be.a s-at-ss-d on
ssps~mb-s 81. IssS. by j1dsr iisavy
Hunter of the district .oass-
ks~es-r aud i.rsndEu Mssiis-s ani
"sssd'' hsus-. all of ~honi ~ess I'M
plissi-J in the plot BY the .oaf-~slon
of Csssi~s Tssssinpa. ~sSe sssiss.sd
At Shs ssns tins. after oh~ Of she
sssog assnasir heAsisxs 10 ske Ms
iosy Of the dtsirirt eoaTs. Msriis-s
rss gives . ,oos trr0 asd mere ihaa
. yssr $50 s.~sp~d fron sossi.i
food ramp ssa has never hr~n ap-
rsshssd~i. Rrue~ Mas .sisen terra
oS Ssoss three 10 five sess~ ssi ksss.
sse drew a issm Ut fsom tes Ia Hf-
tssa years. on three .ouhis- kse-s-r.
IL h said. has b~es = model pfi..'n-f
asA for s,ssy ssnnshs has s~ss mS,s'
sf che iin- In the prison hospital. III
has -nJoy-J os- isS'. iii--sS isa
August. to .oss- tn rfinIisd With .
EssYd tn Aii~sd ih9 fasrsal OF hss
father. th. ,stsfsa aad-s>issiff.
The ssim~ for which kse-ssr ~ss
.Uas up aas ohe af sensational later.
-. On August i;. 1905. the pss-
soll for the Victor mla- al Gsey
Ceeek. sasousiisx so about Sics."a.
~ss tn b- Transported is the snia- In
= Vasoss Nsriiass sad t~o os ihs-e
sShsss ~sai to isissr~h the psfsass
10 ssi >rcf-ie,i themselves b-aind
snu~ timber ~ shs sssdsiS.. One
Messinsy. In oasfid~s. Siiiss snm~
dtsasa.- shesa Of tho Saso~. ~ss
shos fsoa, hi. hnf.r ssd s-ini~.i.
Ths ssshosisSrs hsa s.s wssd Of si'-
sltemps aud frustrated 'h- scbi'-ry
br following IN suionobiies .Ios- b..
htaa the IsAywseoa which ~as ,c
hsv~ carried the aope,
The Lssdiss. s-arinr sau;ut~s
stsst~d asross rcuasrrs tiassin~s. sf'
sss sijias In . nearby rsses aud ia.
lse hoss~. started IN cns>s 'h- h''''
saA wss caught late Ia she sHrrsoou
|seas u Nssu. krecs-r vas arrested
q. puApieloW ths' ai.h', hort
tiDe sftCs~srd. rhari-s r,mri.~-
SHsasd s'ss~s ssi.iss~- i.,sii.ssins
kRsss~s. Msrbnss aaA tlsv. O.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-05
DR.. HYDE 10 FACE
TRIAL THE FOURTH TINE

ksssss CITY. No. Jan. DR.. Il.
Clark Hyde will b. placed on trial =
fourth time ucxt Monday. charged
with the murder al Coionvi Thomas
n. Swo,c. This announcement wss
made by the county prosecutor today
after =. =. RD.scic. county counsel.
lcr. had xiven an opinion that y re-
cent offer Of tho county cour, 10 IA.
tho expenses Of the trial up to si5,.
QOW-wss legal. -
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-05

II iu sccd Of priuiiaE Of say kihd
phone The CsronicIc.Nc~s. samples
aad Csunaics Will bc chseslully
slscn: I'hoac Trinidad 40.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-05

The Salvslioa Army cas- ~ a0y
esst.0fe clothing. sursiiure. kilchsa
utsasiIs. dtshcs. heddins. etc. Asy.
one hasias any Of such plsasa Vaose
Rcd 1859 and thcy wiil bs called fos
promptly. Thanks.-Caps. Z q.
Haas. isN
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-05
CLAIM AGENT AHlIsfED
on H0DDINY CHARGE

ksAraey. Nss.. jau, a.-Wsi'c:
asHmoa.. former sheriff u: thss
tlsaitsios eoualy sai so~ .iaia
aspni u the talon Pacific railroad.
80 srrv~,-si to-day charged ~i'h the
rotbcss Of the kraraey Is,s'offis. on
chstssmss aikhi. II ts understood
,hsi Registered mail containing {
e7.:oS rssh Ma islen LS the rob.
tor.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-05
INVESTIGATE DEATH OF
DENVER NAN IN CHICAGO

Chicago. H.. Jan. 5--Thc police
aruu akins an In, es,ixa,ion today Of
ef the .dcAth OF William J. sweeney.
OF Oapvor. who either juMpcd or was
hurled from fourth story window
Of nd o~nts~n hotel last night. Sew
ofai persoup narrowly escaped injury
when the mans body crashed to the
sidewalk.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-05
-o1l.T-uAAx.--

Antonio. five months old chtsd oi
Mr. snd Mrs. l.. Nasuima. a Walden.
died yesterday Of rncutnoais. Pwae.-
y! took place today al that Sa0p.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-05

ment Was sllO~InS ils tcins 10 drag
o. the SrUund.''
Colon~i f0n Krutrr s<c,ss 10 huyc
se,ed under the imprsssivn that kc
Was the supremc arbitrator ut II.
brss. Tie informed the civil authof n.
ties Of his intcntton ~ procisin, mar
tSsl Law. althotsh this was the -in-
PeNOs's Pecsosatisr. and lie toid the
public prosecutor that "Jurist e.
dcncc ends here
The colonel maintained ui, tAc
stand that he was entitled TO decide
Of the situation and to supciscic IN.
tirc!y tho civil aWshort'y.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-05
BuRx 10 oY1oSI clAwYoRD

Ptcfrr. T. d. J0h. ".--It ~GH u"-
cidcd by tho Republican conference
bcrc this afternoon 10 place Coa.
gresham Burk Of this city st the
head OF thc, RepubiIcSn minority
ticket ~ vpposstsou 10 scnasor Crsw.
ford In the March primaries.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-05
Plik. .folIU(lIfs.-
Ul POULTRY SNOW

Ptsss sos tho s-eoAsi ssaasi u.
ADsosao Csaasy iUsil'y sna ~,
Seerk 'seo~ ~~s~ tSsas,si~.i ssslas.
sa3 sisets"oe sl seesiax Of pou:.
sr, iAnci~rs ., the Chsni,-r %! cosu.
Oese~t While no J~uail- lime VI.
siAsd tSs tho sho~ this year. Il ~i,i
eevhstiy Ls- auil iAs .~voni ~~~k In
February. and from the isrx- aslrsa.
Aaec sad -s'a,,.iasm dtapiAysd ih~
sbo~ this year l. certain ,o be q
kyvss sass-ss. The plan II Ia have
. rOsspi~'- eshiLi, and tn iaS-s-s, cs.
etyhod/ ~ho rsised chicken. OF aay
kiad of sssih-r-i stock aud make I,
co. u the principal .,oui;r, .ha.s
n Colorado
~. q. psrk sss .i~.,-i pyvsidenl
q the sSN-st ,siioa: ~. y. Wooiridss
Esd EiDsr Quich. vice prsssdsass.
snt v. ~. frIsr. secretary cod
ssrassse.. i. cooRiss~ss wsss usussd
10 srssass for 'h- ~ho~ sad 10 ioox
after other details asd losri ai
1is-sioss ssa other officer. u.i! bs
elected ana other -onmi'i--. named
~ the s,eetiss ~ .r held nes' Sat.
usdsy sfvrSnoo..
The flint poultry show. hastily
sOitica up. Vas held las, February
aad Was . S.s,ii, ins sa.--a.. hosa
ssv@ standpoia, u: attendance ssd
The number Of exhibitors. This year.
shos viii bv on bigger sni broader
s< ale.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-05
|zAbeeV COLONEL r
was DICTA1oa

sssssssss1 ssso oass e.,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-05
SECOND sCDuDf
TRIAL DATE SET

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Aaus- schuta' fort he murder OF An.
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The chronicle=news., 1914-01-05
NOTICE TO CLEAN SIDEWALKS

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'i-an all snos ana ieS of ,h- side
~siAs In !r.n' .f "s lliss al"aE
their rroissfu -.d =, h-f" same .al-
n"' i.- CLEANED "n to spread asl-s or
salt upon the saau. TiiiS MUST
hH DONE Al ONCE Ali s-r.oas
to n.rs Hail ne, ,a s.mpiy siin
,his notic-
Dated a, rHnisai. Colorado.
January 9Th. 1914,
J. ~ SVoWinEN.
:" ~ Marshal.
Penny scratch pads In htuadsaSQ,
Call at c-S office.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-04
Of Most Extraordinary Chardcter

occurred in January each year-But, year and we carried out our program to the letter, ever been quoted for equal grades of garments. upon to repeat the performance this year. To srprice.
 So many people complain of the undergar- rise above the commonplace.
 manufacturers carefully made, in generous he price. We are sure our patrons will appre-