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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-21
BALL PLAYERS THREATEN
II,imatnm go Managers Declares
NH hound b, CONTRACTS
Now

~ hfrt .. -
CtN ...Etr. Ohio. July 90
The a.. ..rI UItimatum that all
,,.yh, tho Bas, Iall player
Fraier $500 200 longer consider
.bems, uI.r contract after July
~ A. r..a.d by Chairman Aug
p-, u,.-.... 70 the National Base
ball GO. 0H late today.
The .f.. rom David l. Fuiu.
preside, . ..e fraternity. complains
of "vi,..t.. .of The Cincinnati
aRreem.rt H..h Is part of every
piayerl contract
ierr nl o siatemeni said the
,,utrrt. Ha over decision
Vbich ...t Player Kraft 10 the
Nasb,ip. . 8 ciub.
Tb.a -..ment provides that when
. pl,ye, .fl' from q major 20 a
minor l,...e. .a shall nrst be- Of
f.ted "a 4. double "A for a stipu-
lated Or HI i. not wanted. then
10 class
Al, ,.rti0u is that this does
no, ami, fr Iralei player
p,esid.at BAN Johnson of the
America Ieaue said lf the
nlav.,. Gal. oIf Neli close every
park an convince fhe pia'ers they
al noi g.. t. American i.eaFue. ii
,,. ,l.,.. trEa. t's var tu a fla
ish.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-21
WILL TREAT WITH CARBtJAI.
FOR TRANSFER OF carr.
TAI To HIMSELF
TELLS VIEWS TO s|LL|MAN
supreme CHIEF Insists That Present
Government Must Surrender
Internationally to his
Forces

~ Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. D. c., July go
General Carranza today informed the
uited States government that he is
ready 10 declare a suspension Of hos
lililies against the government of
Provisional President Carbajal.
huorta's successor, pending negoti-
aii0ns Tor the transfer of his author
ity In Mexico City to the Constitu-
iinalists
The Constitutionalist chief eN-
pressed his Views In cordial terms TO
John r. Silliman. the personal rep
resentatiyo OF President Wilson. and
Consul Hanna OF Monterey lie
voiced Willingness 20 receive the
commission OF three appointed by
Carhaial. and said he would send an
e,Cor 10 meet the commissioners and
provide them safe conduct In Consii-
tutiunalist territory.
Carranza insisted. however, that
the surrender OF the government
must be- unconditional
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-21
London Teachers Panama Trip.


LONDON. July 20 Finy teachers
of the London public schools sailed
today for a visit Of inspection to me
Great Panama canal The excursion
o. the Grst that ha ever been sent
out of England with the isihmian
waterway as the objective point the
triu was organized by the LONDON
Teachers Association Tho cost lor
each member D. SI75. and though
there are naturally many head ma
ter- and head ml-trcsaes Boo tho party.
hc list is representative of all parts
of London. and OF 1Il grade, OF
teachers. The London school board
has granted the eNcursion'.is ieaNe
Of absence with pay until Aug 20 ''.
which Is the date ..,,d for tne return
10 England
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-21
HINDJS INSISTING
nEPOiiTNENT FROM CANADA

Nv Associated Press.
ANCOCNER. British columbia.
July 20 With the announcement
that the Canadian cruis"- Rainbow
aud its contingent OF hluc!ackets Is
ready TO leave Esqu.m2lt for Van
couycr the situation regarding the
Komogatu Maru aud her rioting
Hindu passengers, b. increasing IN
gravity tonight.
The Hindus, seyoual IN number,
are resisting dep,rla ion Early sun
day morning tho. r,pelled the i'm
migration ,aspscuA I'D police who
boarded the shi, ~ af1"ll tbs dis
turbance.
In a pitched bati e score Of white
men we're injured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-21
Progressive Campaign In IIlinoi,.

ru1CACO I1. lulv "u Former
Senator Albert J. Beveridge OF ludi.
ua It 10 make campaign tour %
Illinois this week in The interest ~
'lc rrorro .siyo party candidate Boz
tnis state The tour will make tuc
opening OF tine Progressive campaign
.nr 'ho election Of Raymond Robin
tu thc United States senate and Tor
tHc defeat of Joseph G. Cannon oI
uauvllr William y Mckinley nI
DHampaisu and William a Rolru
berg Dl East 81 Louis. former re
publican ,prcseu'atiyes in tonrr"
who are seeking 30 regain th.r '0.
mpr seats
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-21
Cnngrcs, of Municipal Executives.
SPECIAL 10 The Ncwt

LONDON. July 20 delegates
from dozen countries met in Lon
don oday 10 take part In an inter
national congress of municipal exec
utives the purpose ol which BE- 10
confer on munioipa problems ana
achievement n all lands The coun-
tries represented include Great Brit
ain the United state. Canada. TIA
Is France. Denmark and Holland
The United states b.. repro 'nl'a 10y
delegation of which senator pun-
can T.. Fletcher OF FLORIDA is the
head The session of the 'ohsre'.
win continue four or 'to day. ana
will be presided over ny Prince Alex
ander ~ Tcck. brother OF the Queen
and the next Governor General oi
Canada
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-21

ROME. Iuly gO This bo'n. me
eleventh anniversary of 'he death oi
Pope Leo XIII. a solemn mem'rl'I
mass was celebrated a 81 Peter 81
this morning. attended by Pope Pin.
md many OF the Cardinals Nearly
.o00 persons. Including diplomatic
representative. high dignitaries OF
the church aud state and .arF"
number 0f tourists uere pre- cent
The p0pc. eho appeared 20 he 10
good helaih bi, ed che caiafalque
and said % short prayer FOR leo XIII.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-21
LUBBOCK 10 HAVE
NEW RAILROAD soon

LUBBOCK. Tex. July 20
Lubbock Is to get new railroad.
Y c. Noble. president OF the Al
tus. Lubbock. Roswell and NJ Paso
v. r.. and other railroad officials.
left today on an inspection tour OF
the grade OF this road from Lub-
book TO Memphis They stated that
matters had shaped themsely"s 80
that the buildng al this road is an
assured fact
They plan 10 make Lubbock the
center OF the building operations
and on completion this city will De-
the home OF the offices and shops
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-21

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-21
Minnesota Inl,nr Ec.lcrnlinn.

"U" "f 20 10 NeHH.
uILrTH. MINI July 2U.--Tl'
thirty second annual convention o'
fHr Minnesota State Federation a'
labor. and the largest lltherin n
f.. history of that organization as
.'mhled In Duluth toda, Tor three
DAYS session The initial session
'H.. morning was devoted io tf'
work of organization and the annua.
reports of President !, g. VAL. S"o-
r'iary Trea urer So q McEwcr and
ih. other officer. of the federation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-21

..".HU. n" Hr EfHH
ANTtC CITY y J. july POI
Public hearings upon tho apu.0a
.0u of railroads 10 retain their H
fere.t Boo competition steamship ir
we're opened here TODAY before Hf'"
4I. o' the Interstate Commerce Com
wo--i0u One section of fbe Pom
u1 Canal law provide tha' railroad
mat retain such hoidiug only ' '."
prove that the comm1n.iic- tN'.
.rrt, benefit thcreb, Ofuer d.. fH"
aH perifics that they must H, rif
.u Hp bis year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-21
Huerta ~ Jamaica.

~ N-IUTIlirH Frr1F
PUERTO. Mexico. July 20.-
Hucria and immediate members of
hi. family went aboard the German
cruiser Dresden this evening anu
sailed for Jamaica. accompanied by
General Blanquet. his former minis
ter or war. Sonora Banquet and
their daughter
Other members OF the party re.
main here under the protection ol
th, British cruiser Bristol.
The departure OF the former chief
eXecu iye was without incident,
there not being even shouts OF
"2ood-hye" from the dock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-21
Stat, lair Week IN Fargo.

Epsri. .. ... FrNA
FARGO y. -. July 20 The
openir. n North Dakota state FAIR
week finds Fargo rapidly filling with
,t.itnr from all parts OF this and
tho r...n0rIrg States For months
mas fH. lair MANAGEMENT has been
work..r uIustriously 10 make the
kind ...- .eId IN North nskora and
the e..... %, their efforts Is attest
ed by .' Zoo ihai Iht 'Nnl'''' ~ h'
mos, ..-. department. are nor
uumo-.. and of higher class than
e,.rl.n.. Tho display Of live STOCK
Is par larry ho'aole.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-21
'AFSTERN FEDERATION
on MINERS ASSEMBLIES

DENVER. colo. July 20.-The
tweuty.nrst convention of the West
ern Federation OF Miners opened
her, today Addresses % welcome
wa. delivered by state officials. and
The response by Presiden Charles II
Mover OF the Federation
The proposal for amalgamatlon ol
the Western Federation and United
Mine Workers OF America, and the
pos-ibhtie. Of an adjustment of dil-
ference. between the regular and in
enrpen' factions OF ,he Butte. Mon
rana local. we're topics Of discussion
TODAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-21
>auiou> "Gunman" on Trial

spstu' 'n inc t'eMA
BOSTON. Mass. July 90 Nhc
cas-, of Lawrence Robinson, Wro sew
era month, ago killed Police In
specior Thomas ! Norton of the Bos-
ION police department, was cai'ei ior
triaI In the superior crimlnai court
today The killing occurred ~ a
prom.upuf doWntow cafe while In
spefor Norton and four other OH
,sr. apre .ecking TO arrest Robinson.
WHO as. uart.d IN Grand Rapid .
Mich. 200 ,ouecuon with the rnhh'iy
Of n ..ue'ry store there last az ana
ne KIHa- OF = rec of the e'1tlosts
o., .r .rr. Robinson nal. tom
% ol,da um. and is said bN 'hc TO
lice t1 ..tp long record a. a rob
her. r..apurket and 'gunman
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-07-21
HWCATntp
Local Weather Forecast


WASHINGTON. ID G.. july 'H
Forecast Western Texas prola It
iair Tuesday aud "wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
EAST HIGHLAND


EAST RicHLASp. o. STAY So
ch-.iren.s s~-sire- wlI b. h-.l ar a..
mrs lsn -t-rrh here on sunday even
inE. June 7th. ard AZ th. Friend. -rlr.r
.r June 10. ft. rrufren az. a--1.-ir.
their gruErarH
o., ~la,rtsriy meeting "a hold a. the
~ u'tf 81 p. church Last sunday az
.efhlen nE re pastor. Rev UHare an
were Dob attendance
quite number from trs Christian
f..If -. -hL n. sunday afferrHHr o.
i1F been able tn vaI1 f.- + E.a- t.i-.-
a"u't Ted w-tn srlrsI trouble
,.. n Nirse- Ni.d-.d Taylor arF Evelyn
I. seriHE ana M-ssrs John ana Fid--f
l-"igr and MuIiarr p.Ff -. 49,
pig" nihef ~ the Freshman class tom f.r.
"a 81, a - me picnic iast satg-day
%, I'D" CLASS. ln ''ossetts grove.
Mr. samuel Bonner sent last we.
70 AKRON o. visit her sons. Chaz ans
walter Bonner
Rev. Fisher. % St ,1ai-svilIs. preach
- a. the lHhrmary last sunday after
Mr. May williams an daueh,.-
~ kuhls we're visiting last veek WITH
Ineir relatiyes Mr. and Mrs Franr
SIR and Mrs. James Rroomhali -,.,,
saturday a. their old rofne az sofue--
~. .aliins on their many relatives and
Mr. Lee Pickering has been a., HON.
'Ne ltNt week nursing a case of fuurrf1
MIS- lila kUttm@ire returned on srl--
Jay evening from a Few days visit laef
N-rS Win her sister. Mrs Mary Th1r.-
son. o. Belmont
NJ. and Nrs. Elmer Bryant were over
sunday visitors here With h.- ua-.,,-
Mr. and Mrs. Mart Wilcox
at. Vance Nancurn. OF strashurr. Is
ea..inF on his many friends IN this Vi
The many friends - Mr. Chas Wu-
hanson. ~ 81 Cl8irsv lie win h.. sorr,
~ near mat De IL confined Co his bel
sureriug with pneumonia
ne state Board or Charities ~
which Mrs. 9. Pickering. 81 this pio-e
~ mem Der. made their annual INSPECT
IN ,rlp 70 the lnnrmary on Thursaa y
enc round everything Ia excellent COM
uluoh; under the management OF Suuer-
",snleht and Mrs. James BroomhafI.
" - Liza Williamson - confined TO
her home with Illness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30

Notice is hereby given tr1f the under
signed state BOARD or control OF Wet
virginia VIII until noon on the Let ds d..
vf july. 1874 r.r.I.. al ffs .ff|-. Dol,
Charleston West iIr.frf. -.aH.t nI..
Tor furnishing all ru4f.rfn.a and r.f.. B.
necessary tp erect and r0rrulstc Al rH.
state TubsrluI.-F- -4-tta-.lt-,- T...-.
Alta. West VIRGINIA rlo f.fI.v,irg hyIrr-
iuEs.
one Superintendent Us4idsnce.
ono Esr.f,tru IuIrdtr,
Two Cottages
Said h.ITgIr.4 ...r d.. ~ frame -..--
ffrg.fI'u with tH.,rar. f1urf.ffau4
Plan. aug .r.. ffI.arI.t.a r,tTr b.. -, an.
o. The IsfT.v,Ir.. t.I...s I'm ,,t 90.
Man CO., T91f.
offIr. o. o.. state board of Control
Charleston "a IA
Eff.r.. 20 ~ -, r....,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
Notice 20 kfanufacturrra. Josbrr. VI,
ehants and othoE Wholssal. p.ai.r.

80 D. p. l~ hEIttHh GIVEN TrAt
a. Wet tIrL MIA viii receive tics ~.
ar IT'S Difirr az Charleston. West VirsfulN
t.F tHf ui-hiug SUPPLE for Tire s1~ral
STATE Ir...fIfiuus the financial frana.-.
W"Ht OF which o. yes.-d - SAID EB,rl
tunutcfs viii Se awarded 90 the low.st
riId'rH q lauty considered and Other
things being equal West virginia d-al
~ VIII De given preference
LISTS or supplies needed will be fur
HiHte4 bidders on rcCeigt OF requoet.
.atluE rna lire desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
jF-l u Cha -lostca West Nitx.rrfs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30

Ntter exercising or bathing whom the
pores are open and the skin H. a., (. -.
DO not rush out into the open air or I'M,
sudden changes Of temperature Savara
coIas are taken unless good Judgment d.
exercised A. such times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30

chat personal property Iv tto whole
s1I" vin h' Ht.n out os the state
and i'aFo Pho state rrh and lry Tor
personal taxable property
Quito "a furry was caused fr this
city and county among holders of On
Relic IRON Works stock fr Tho r4.f
BE- V1. rHuae. a.salfa because fv,.
thirds NJ 'fH property Was 800 Ohio
s. HfH report showed fHlt fa.. fr.r
i'u.''r' vHs .r fH.. state and f...
'.'Nr I'U foreign corporation.
f. stock ura ordered H.f.r IT.r...
Tor" HI. H priced stock fo hold hs.
cause Fl. 1890. ruu.fIy.I'I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
FOR SALE OR RENT
FoR SALE or RENr ~ -

FOR SALE OR RENT Th. best hr.r.
ness location On lulilus b.. vs. 80.
S''frf""m -"Nt". built expressly f.r
about $4,000. Wi'l s.Il stock ,h.u,, I'D.
ltr-"n renting ur purchasing. rrupsr-.-
Al mills w"rlIu" fuI1 with excellent
ADDRESS Lock EnN sl4. TaIlaue boo 81.
Va 49, d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS

--->-"--~----~~-~~~~~--~----~
CONSULT Mrs Meadow. noted clair
voyun'. ON all business and love. AZ
fairs. Message given from arirFt
friends Fourth and Center. Fulton.
RIM Grove car. my.3N-I
cASH-We buy old false teeth gold
silver watches. diamonds ftW,Trs
new Hr broken FUN value paid
Sterling Refining c..
Room .4l3 sehmulbach Rldg. wheeling.
TIt-TI.. san
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30

Attend ere Bi7 lot Sale ~ Worthwhile
90 Day sn'c starts ~ % o'clock a
JONES. Proprietor. Worthwhile. Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
PoR sALE-rhe HON.

FOR sALE-The Homestead" e,,..,y.
on the houudsviile camp grounds
located or corner Of apper park, con.
tains seven rooms completely furnished
20 quick buyer. Call z. d Walton. In
telhgenesr Editorial rooms after T. ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30

attend the Big Lot Sale at YorkviIls
,o-1ay Sale starts at 9 o'clock. A. c.
JONto. ProprIetor. YorkNIlle. OhIn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
FOR SAIF

~-~-~>--~~~-~-~~~~-~-~~~->->
FOR SALE-tliv"r Typewriter. good CON
diuon. II J. Smith. 70S SchwuIbacn
bach Bldg. Rell 232-W. Natl 7SO-N
ap-l5-tr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
WANTED Female Help

WAHTED-I.ady traveller FNuerierr.
'ih"''Ne't salary commission AMI
expense allowance 90 right party Nj.
i''i'H " co.. chicago. my-3O-E
"ANTED-6ood cook. reference re-
quired. Apply % Mrs WIN d Tt,,r,.
virginia Apartments rnv-satf
hHEED-''irl o. help with the general
hHurs work on tho farm. gora 49,. -
IlEht person. Mrs sarah Grim T-to-
u''I'lf ". Va Bell -s2-R. Q. .. O.
my-I3-rn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30

Hotel Boutwell, Atlantic c'ty. N. ,.
ono house from Boardwalk and steel
Ter. livery appointment Highest
STANDARD Ia cuisine nut service n sUk-
let. j. & y. y. Boutwell, ap-6t-tau-4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30

WANTED-rOSITION

WAhTL-D-'i'od brush hand would like
O. get job hy painter. or is VIII
inF On TAX" amy kind 81 work Address
a. care this office. mv-as-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
POULTRY

81 VARIETIES Of Thorourhbred. utility
and exhibition sfpcl. BARGAINS ia eggs
for Matching The Lett g. Harr Farm.
Eairwuut. w. Va
ap-25-rny- 2-e-ls-27-7o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
FOR SAIr

foh BALE hr's service bulls Ga.
Guire Geo. Salzer. Col,rair. 3D.
my-ga-.s
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-06-23

the assailing force. The Federal right
under Schofield. and the left. under
Mcpherson. advanced skirmishers to
cover the rush of central columns. At
q signal General Morgan l. Smiths di.
vision Of Logan's corps. on the left;
General jeff c. Davis division Of
Palmer's corps and General John New.
toms division of Towards corps. to the
right Of Smith. in this order rushed
forward In two lines.
Davis attack fell upon Cheatham's
veteran division Of Hardee's corps.
Newton's upon Cleburne's division In
Hardee's center and Smiths upon Lor-
ing's corps. The Confederate fire was
terrific. Smith lost seven regimental
commanders. one within thirty feet Of
the breastworks. Davis lost two bri.
gade commanders killed. Colonel Dan
lei McCook and Colonel o. F. Harmon
Davis men got close to the works. In.
trenched and stayed. Elsewhere the
assailants were repulsed with enor-
nous loss and no gain.
Sherman's losses all told were $780,
and Johnston lost about 600 In repel.
ling the assault.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-06-23
Scouting In Syria.


Several times lately national head
quarters Of the boy scouts Of America
has received enthusiastic and interest
ing letters from the Syrian Protestant
college. Beirut. Syria. Recently let
ter has come from Jerusalem. Palcs-
tine. reporting the progress of the
scout work in Syria. saying: I'VE have
started II campaign among the numer-
GUS boys schools throughout Syria and
Palestine and found quite a hearty re-
Spouse. Now. am writing you to see
just what your official attitude toward
us must be. or course. we are just he
ginning. and rs we have limited
number of troops and only two scout
masters | am wondering II for the
present you will supply us with the
proper badges and possibly manufac'
ture a national design which we could
submit later. hope you appreciate
the task Of initiating any movement in
the Turkish empire and trust you will
give us any assistance that you can"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-06-23

When the announcement was made
that Prince Alexander Of Teck. young
est brother Of Queen Mary Of England.
had been appointed governor general
Of Canada much opposition was man
ifested by some members Of the Lib
eral party. The feeling against the
prince was not personal. but rather a
protest against the appointment Of roy
atty to the post as being at variance
with the democratic ideas held by
many Canadian Liberals. Prince Alex
ander Of Teck will succeed the Duke
Of Connaught. uncle of King George.
whose term expires in October.
Prince Alexander Of Teck has had
little administrative experience. but IL
a good soldier and organizer and
hard worker. He was born In Ken.
sington palace in 1874 and was edu-
Gated at Elton and Sandhurst. He serv
ed with distinction in the Roer war.
winning the Distinguished Service Or
der. and is a major in the Second Life
Guards. In 1904 he was married to
Princess Alice Of Albany. daughter Of
the late Duke of Albany. youngest
son Of Queen Victoria Princess Alex
ander Of Teck Is nine years younger
than her husband and has long been
considered the prettiest Of the British
royal princesses. She is first cousin
on her fathers side of King George Of
England. the German emperor. the
czarina and the queen Of Spain. On
her mothers side she is first cousin
Of Queen Wilhelmina Of the Neither
lands.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-06-23
FOR THE CHILDREN
Monkeys 0utWitted.

There was Uiice nm exciting monkey
hunt ut Glen Island. Long Island
sound. near New York city. A cage
containing dozen ringtaiied monkeys
was taken to the island. and In some
way the monkeys picked the lock ana
escaped. They hung by their tails to
the tallest trees and chartered at their
keepers. who tried to throw nets over
them. but failed. Then the keepers
fred Roman candles into the trees. but
this did not dislodge the fugitives One
finally came down ind got into the
lions cage by mistake and was 80
frightened that he was easily captured
and put in his proper cage with anoth-
er monkey that had fallen into the
river and been rescued.
A grating was then put In the cage.
dividing 1t into two unequal parts In
the smaller the captives were placed
and fed with bananas. cakes. candy
and similar delicncies
The sight Of the prisoners Rorging
themselves was more than the mon
keys In the trees could endure. Re
alizlng what they were missing. they
all ran Into the cage and the door was
closed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-06-23

wA-BE-NE-0Ew-wEs INDIAN WARRIOR.
he is still able to walk. his eyesight IL
keen and his brain active. He scorned
to use the ted in his room ut the hotel.
but wrapped himself In his blanket
and slept OH the floor He complained
Of the noise. however. saying too
many Wagons" Through I'M interpreter
he said: "M.y people are going. | came
to see Minneapolis before die"
Seventy years ago he led the Chip
pewa braves in the grea, battle against
the Sioux at Red Lake for the posses
sion Of the hunting grounds In the
great Indian uprising in 1852. the most
historic warfare incident IN Minneso
ia. he went north after the New Ulm
massacre to warn the white people OF
their danger. His friendliness for the
whites marks IA part Of the history Of
that time. The old chief also told with
pleasure Of man at Cass Lake who
sold him a jug Of whisky for s.
When be got to the woods he found
only water In the jug. mo kill him."
he said. mo kill" But be had an old
horse about to die Of old age. He killed
It. skinned the hind quarters. took 1t
TO the man who had deceived him and
said. "Moose meat" The man bought
the meat for $40. A week later Wa.
be-ne-gew-wes went back to Cass Lake
and said to the man. Moose meat"