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The Benson signal., 1915-12-04
LOCAL ITEMS

Call on me for your gasoline, dis
tillate and lubricating oils. c. F.
Moss. ...s u sa
Wanted to Buy Baby buggiea,
gocarts and wheel barrows. Gem
Second Hand Store.
Go to the Benson Coal & Ice
Company for coal, ice and soda
water.
Mrs. Ed. Weigand returned from
Tucson yesterday where she had
gone for dental treatment.
Carpentery5 odd jobs and repair
work. Ali work guaranteed Har
old Gribble, Benson, Arizona.
DR.. Morrison reported the birth
of two baby boys Thursday NOR
ming, one at the home Of Benjamin
Caballero and the other at the
home of Wm. Allen.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E
met at.the home Of Laura Black
lidge Thursday. An enjoyable af
ternoon was spent. J be next meet
ing will be held at the home O
Mrs. Desdamona Moss.
Bennett & Nancy, Ford agents,
have just received a large supply OF
Ford paris and general automobile
accessories which are Oh display a
their salesroom. They also han
die tires, tubes, patches,~ cement
etc,
A recent wedding Of interest to
Benson people was that of Rober'
Stinson Of Tucon to Miss Julia
Gallagher Of FL Paso. Mr.. Stin
SON is well known in Benson, hav
ing at one time been In the employ
Of the of the S. P Company here
VIM. Be ennett returned W ednes-
day from his old home in Texa>
where he was summoned oD
account of the illness of his father
He arrived there just few minutes
after his death. His father was o5
years of age. just befors he died
he remarked that he had no pain
but could e1that the candle wae
burning out.
The Benson signal., 1915-12-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
OTO9nn

DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR
United States Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona
October 49, 1915
Notice is hereby given that John s. Mcclure
made Homestead Entry No. 0l9309 for Lots
p; S. Il " E. n, Section 2, Township II S.
Range 20 E, G.. Il S. r. B. Il NJ, has filed notice
of intention to make Three Year Proof, tC
establish claim TO the land above described
before William Shillian{, U. S.. Commissioner
at Benson, Arizona, on the 8th day of Decem
ber, 1915 81 ,
W.. Powell Cosby, Elisha Thomas, and Niclat
LofHreen, all of Benson, Arizona.
THOMAS F. WEEDIN, Register.
First Publication October Is, 1915.
The Benson signal., 1915-12-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
nln0NO
OlQ2lO

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
United States Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
Nov. g. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Melvin W. Bur-
nett, of Benson, Arizona, who, on Sept. l3, 1912,
made Hd. App, No. 0192f9 for NEMSE4; 81
seq; SE14SW14, Sec. s; NW4NE4; N1aNWA;
SW4NW1 Section II, Township 16 8, Range
y E., G. & S R. B. & Meridian, has fled notice
tablish claim to the land above described, be-
fore VIM. Shilliam, U. S, Commissioner, at Ben
son, Arizona, on the 18th day of December, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: Edward F.
FcholS of JohrlSon Robert R. Giles and 10. II.
Getzwi1ler, both Of Benson; Pinkney P. Page,
of Wilcox, Ariz.
THOMAS f. WEEDIN; Register.
First publication November 18, 1915.
The Benson signal., 1915-12-04
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
UZz7O I
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, Nov.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, Nov. 8,
1915 a.
Notice is hereby given that Jos Fl. Getzwiller.
whose postofice address is Benson Cochise
County, Arizona, did. on the lst day of July,
1915, file in this office Sworn Statement and p
plication, No 027761 to pul chase the Wan Wa;
SE4NWA; SWANE4. Section r. Township
I6 S. Range 21 E., G. d. S. p. i. Il Meridian, and
the timber thereon under the pr visions of the
act of June g. 1873 and ACTS amendatory, known
AS the Timber and Stone Law at such value
as might be fixed by appraisement, and that,
pursuant to such application, the land and
stone thereon have been appraised, -Four Hun
dred Dollars, that said applicant will offer final
proof in support of his application and sworn
statement on the 25th day of January, 1916, be-
fore William A. Fowler, U. S. Commissioner at
Tombstone, Arizona. ~ H.,
Any person is at liberty to protest this pur-
chase before entry, or initiate a conteSteat any
time before patent issues by filing corrobor-
ated affidavit in this office, alleging facts which
would defeat the entry. - So
First publication, November, 1915.
The Benson signal., 1915-12-04
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
O20O3l

~ DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
United States Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
y. Nov. 4, 1915
Notice is hereby given that Heber G. Kimball,
of Benson, Arizona who on Nov 21, 1912, made
Id. App, No. O20O31, for VIZ of VIZ. Sec. %;
and E15 of EH Section 21, Township II s.,
Range 10 f., g. g. S r. Meridian, has filed notice
Of intention to make Three Year Proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above described, re
fore William Shillam, U. S. Commissioners, at
BENSON, Arizona on the 21st day Of December,
1915. J.
Claimant names as witnesses: William ii.
Jarvis, EneSiah y. Nichols Daniel G. Naeole,
John T. Proffitt, alFof Benson, Arizona
THOMAS L. WEEDIN, Register
First publication November 49, 1915.
The Benson signal., 1915-12-04
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

O19739
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR;
United States Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona
Oct. 23, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that George -Arnolt
SeybOlt, of Benson arizona, who, on Oct. 81
1912, made homestead entry. No. 0l9739, for Il !
NV n, w .M NE n, Section 3d. Township II S.
Range 81 f. G. & S. r. B. 81 Meridian, has file,
notice of intention to make three year proof, t.
establish claim to the land above described
before William Shilliam, u S Commissioner
at Benson, Arizona, on the 9th day of Decem
ber, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
E. II. Tilton, of st. David, Arizona.
F. N Goodman, of St. David. Arizona,
II. o. Post, OF St. David, Arizona.
S. l.. Gerner, of Benson, Arizona.
THOMAS F. NEEDIN, Register.
First publication October 30, 1916
The Benson signal., 1915-12-04
Advertised Letters

The following is list of letters remaining on
hadd unclaimed for the week ending Novem
Der l5 1915:
F1vote, G. H.
Galaz, Isabel
Hernandez, Francisco
Moreno, Gabino
Persons calling for unclaimed matter will
please say advertised" A charge of one cent
will be made for each piece of unclaimed mat
tef delivered, as required by Section 63O, Postal
Laws and Regulations.
L. D. REDFtELD. Postmaster.
The Benson signal., 1915-12-04
NOTICE
To Whom 1t Nav Concern:

Notice is hereby given to any and all intend
Section 10 or the N. W. n Of the S. W n. Of Sec,
II of Township II South, Range 20 East, ella
and Salt River Meridian, in Cochise county,
State of Arizona That the sale and transfer of
all any part of said property is restricted by,
and must be made in accordance with an agree
ment and option entered into between Juan
Cruz and j. M. Castaneda on the 18th day OF
March, 1900; which said instrument is of record
in the office of the County Recorder of Cochise
county, State or Arizona.
Dated Benson, October 25th, 1912. N
M T. CASTANEDAs :,
Y Administrator of Estate OF ]. M. CaStAneda,
The Benson signal., 1915-12-04
Robinson items
(By Special Correspondent

w. J. Carlton has lumber on
the ground to o1build him a new
house, WHICH he hopes to complete
before Christmas.
Chas. r. Scott has been painting,
paperng and making other i'm
The Benson signal., 1915-12-04
Lost OF: Stolen

Will the party WHO borrowed our
auto pune please return it and
thank as for it's use. Southwest
Lumber CO.
The Benson signal., 1915-12-04

am selling a fine lot of ladies'
and mems shoes below cost. Come
and see them. M. Meila.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25

binitber biirfcn? 2Gbt iid) bnS fiil
mid niht audi ermoglid)en2 Sd bin
bod) &llmtdne, i6 mus nad) 9~lfareIt
@nrum crbalten Sic Die Grluuo-
nib?" 10 ifJmirrt mfrs in Die Shren.
llno MN fommt bic, oelitIhc jllltgc
Mlltter, ole in @ufareit perbeiratbet
lit, Die lire &inber BORT bot. @allS
rot~bgcpcint linb ibr Die slugcu ihon,
unb JIG flebt inns an, bon nellem i'll
Sfllld,5en misbred)et0: rSagen Sic
mir einen Nnsmeg, meme Serren, iG
mliB nod 9ufareit! . @ptt, meine
&inoer, meine &inoer!" Gum &uriel
lGuft iic. 5u anoeren Hciienbcn. 81
cinem Oifi5ier, an Den &artenifalter.
NeimanO permag ibr SIT bclien. Ger
&rieg lit ~unerbittlid bart.
Inner 3ug fommt on. Niemono
oarin auber einigen Solooten. @ir
sebn, eli 2ellte iteigen Elm. 50 fin-
tier unbeimlih fommt mir oicler
menidelleere 3ug Dor. 0riibcn in
Wartcinnl mo allf oen @dngen Die
Wenge Der Heiicnben, Die 8elihtcr
relgierig on Ole S6eiben geOriidt,
inns 8liidlide bencioeno.
Nlln Jest lid Der 3ug langiam in
gelpegung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25

pcrgangenen Sabres feincu @r5t
nlcbr. Nith in ser iiber 10000 Gin-
mohncr 5ablenoen 8oupernements.
itaot Sonlfa, melde 0 Dem &riege
nellll, itlO Gltoe 9liguit porigen SAP
res nod ied)s Ier5te batte, lit Idon
lett Wonatcn fem 3iuilar5t mebr.
StGote mie Oitrop, &ama, @egroru,
BpiSfop u. /. No., Die bel sllsbrl,h
bes 8rieges bier bis a6t slerSte bat.
ten, baben idon ieit Monaten fcinen
eilgeborenen Nr5t mebr. &dren
lliht Die oelttihen NilitdrGr5te IN
bielen StGotcn, 10 idbe es ieet balelbit
traurig aus. Cine Oerartige ieigc
5abnenflutt ici, 10 iogt uaronifa Be-
forifa", gan5 unpereinbar nit Dem
dr5tlifen StanoesbGpuBtiein, Der
Gr5tlihen @iiroe nno Gtbif. [Taf)
Mittbeilunsen ruiiiider 9ldtter iol.
len iiber 400 seiliidtete pplniide
aer5te iih in Mosfau auibalten.]
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25

Sdiiten9roben Inn a 3elt5lnbel
(3elttuh) !"Som mrs i1on aufbreit,
bam Dem 9lanoen an Seutler (Jtlld)
geber, is er uni CROFT nno mir balll
eabm 5arrt.nuf Der Groen. Gr, nil
ien's, g'ihrican bel Oera Shlittage
(Shlittenfabrt), bat bait an Sfner5
g'babt. llno 8 Hulicn bam g'ifoi-
len uro g'id}oiien auf mi uno II @lt,
beleuhtet bam inns nit Die Sbcin-
merfer-aui Sa uno 9tao bdtt' / i
Shrapnoa graamt befommen). Ger
neil bat Die Sanitat Die Srag Grag-
babn) aufigeb'n, BAN mer eabnl
b'.raufg'legt unb elnifueelt Oinein-
g%erollt) inn S6iieensraben. @ie-
r-er brin mar, ser 9laobe, rcft + mi
am Sails unb bat mir a gniiel gebell
Dor lcuter Sreuo', Dab er am Erode
men mar. Sab / eabm bait aa palls
geben. Ger 3eOel, bes IS a Sote-
grafie g'peien, bier &inoer lparell
Oralf uno iei Srau.-
@abrlih Elm Seitenitiid az Dem
Seminarilten, Der Dem perlpunoetel1
SSeirbe inter 9ebensgeiobr uno utter
Iufopierung ieines Sebens &ettltnJ
gebroft bot, wie iiingit in Ser ~aol-
niifen SolfS5eitlng" 10 riibreno er-
5ablt mar.-r&. S."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25
MahenflndJt Der Ncr5te ans Hniiid)-
EDlen.

Sic polniiGe Gr5tlihe 3citi6rift
o&ronita Scfarifo" brunomortt GAS
gcrabeSu ibimpflide gerbalten picler
Sun0erte BON Aer5ten in Huiiiid),
Yolen lett IusbrldD Oes ariegeS.
&oum waren I'M Nu9rit 1914 ole
Standardization 5WiiGen Hublona
mo Guntidlono cr0iinet ais Slul.
0crte bon Ner5ten, ~beionScrS in oCll
@ren5bejirtcL nod @aridou mo
bon oo ans in boS Snnere ocS ruiii.
iGcn Geid)es ilobcn. Bon StnOtbe-
b0roen unb Snitituten ieIt ongcitclltc
mo gut be5nblte aer5te pcrllcBeil
cbne weitcreS lire Soften ulb licbcil
ibre idmcr aranfcn gcmillcnloS iii
3tih. Die polniihc Gr5tlidc 3cit-
idriit aibt ausiiibrlih olc Die StGOtc
an, ans benen sic Aer5te id)norcn,
weiie 9ciloben limo. Sic Stoot 30.
witi6 bat idon ieit Dem augrit ocS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25
Die engliidcn &riesspuitfarten

haben cine fir bie Stimmung IN Ser
SepDlferung pieleid,t be5eidnenoe
Wanolung ~ourfgemadt. @ie pSailD
Nerus" feltlteat, iinb Die 8arten lange
nid)t mebr 10 baBerfiiat unb iieges-
trunfen pie in oen erlten 9riegSmo-
naten. Dor einem Sabre maren &a-
rifnturen iddrflter art auf Seutld)-
lano beionoers beaebrt, Jest berrl den
lentimentnle mo lpriihe 9iloer Dor.
Sn jeoem Shaufcniter erblidt man
Ben slbibieo oes Soloaten un0 Die
Seimfebr oes &riegers. Die meiiten
&arten iinb arf Die Jog. &ino.Stiibr-
ieligfeit Sugeidnitten. 90 iiebt man
einen iungen Soloaten, ser ais Sill
bolctte Dor einem Belt auf @ad)e
ltebt, unb iiber ibm, 5miifen Den 5ie-
benben 0olfen bes Simmels, er.
iheint geiiterbaft bns @eiidt zines
iuneen WGbhens. Sarunter liebt:
Sentit on alld) manfmul an mid?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25
Nene SlngblGtter Der Gentral-S teae

@ir itcben mitten i'm Serbite. Der
@inter nabt idon balO beran uno NIT
linn oas lieblihe Set Ser 8eburt
Gbriiti, buS Die Menihenber5en elm.
amber nGber 5u bringen pflegt. Sc.
ld)enfe bienen ais Musoruf Der inne-
rem 8efiible. Die 8orpeibnadts5eit
trGgt oaber ieit langem bas @eprGge
oes geihdftliden Mufibmungs, Der
geiteigerten Ginfaufslult. @ie nut
bringenb bieie Griheinung fiir piele
iein mag, 10 lit lie bod audi fir piele
anoere niht obne bitteres 2eiO geblie-
ben. @ir braiIden es nift nGber 5u
be5eihnen, ieoermann fennt es, Ser
in Sen letten @phen unb Saaen por
@eibnahten oie &auilGben in unIe-
rem CROP unb &leinitGotcn beillf)t.
Scam Sen SerfGuiern uno GerfGufer-
linen in ibrer beoauernsmertben
Gage Silfe gcbrndt meroen2 0ieie
Srage beantmortet in por5iiglifer
@eiie bas ioeben bon Ser Central
Stelle bes Gentral.S ereins berauSge-
ge6cne freie Slugblatt iiber p5riib-
seitigen s8eibnadtseinfaui". Sn
beiltiber iompbl mie in englii6er
Sprabe gibt oaiielbe audi Die Mittel
an, Die ieoem 8dufer 5ilr gefGmpiung
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25
Heisbarc &inSer bebiirfen pft &ifapuu
Wprm &iler.

Gs 9ibt eincn @rnnb bafiir, fparllm
piele &inber %pftulalS rei5bar unb libel
g%elalrnt linb. Mnn bepcnte Die I'M
rubigfeit Der &inber, ipenn bercn
&6rper NIT fleinen @iirmern bebaftet
lit, melhe beren ardfte aufialleen unb
Die Sunftion Der Srgane itoren. @as
INNER Der @runb fem mag, es lit cine
5bntinhe, baB ainber @iirmer baben.
Sic Sauni9fcit unb H%ci5barfeit Cures
Ginbes bat ei1en @runb. 8cbet bems
ielbcn aifnpoo @orm ailler nnb falls
@ilrmer %porbanben limb, miro bieies
abiolllt hdrmloie Wittel Die lditigen
Sdmarotcr pertreiben. 20 Cts. per
Shadtel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25
Sas pcrbansnihpolle Stabtiicsel.

Inter ser &eaiernng GDnig @en.
sells w. bon 9ohmen rpar bus Inlt
zines 9iirgermeiiters in Der @ltitaOt
Erag einem 0elltid)en, Namens De
org Shmerbammer, anpertrailt. Die
ier pflegte IN elmer Saibe, Die er rladl
oumali9em 8ebralhe ltmgcgiirtet
bate, oas StaOtiiegel nit Der aroB.
fen Sorgfnlt 81 b%crpabren. Ginit oils
er bon Ser Tatbsititbe na6 Snuic fam
uno ieine Satin gerabe beihGitigt
mar, ibr fleines ifreicnbes &ino 5ll
baoen, lieB er heim slhlcgen leiler
Imtsfleibung sic Saihe auf Dem
Glide liegen unO ging, abgeruicn, III
ein anoeres 8emaf. Die Mutter,
nm bas aino Ourh irgeno elm gldns
5enoes Spiel5eug 5l berubigen, grill
in Die Snide hires Mannes mo CAB
ibm oas Staotiiegel. Sas aleine
lpiclte 5uerit pergniigt bamit, lieB es
aber Damn, obne oaB Die Mlitter es
bemerfte, in Die 9aoeidiiiiel iaaen,
ilno 10 murOe Dos Stabtiiegel ipGter
nit Dem @aiier gum SenIter binars
auf Die StraBe gegoiien. Gin Dor.
iiberaebenoer Siirger traltte leiner
Iugen faum, ais er Dies Seiligtbum
Der Stabt, baS ale llrfunoen befrdf.
tiete uno alien mid)tigen Serei1ba.
rllngen crit @iiltigfeit perlieb, bort
Iiegen lab. Gmport iiber ole iaein-
bare SernahlGiiigung Oes 9iirger-
meiiters, Die linn unperantportlib
Oiinfte. bob er bas Siegel auf, UNI es
Dem Stabtrihter, Safob @olfel, nebit
Der Habribt, mie err es g~einnoen, 81
bringen. 0ieier meloete Dem Hatbe
Den 9oriall, .uno ais am anOere1
Gage Ger 9iirgermeilter @eorg
Shwerbammer in ieiner Mitte er-
ihien, forOerte mon ibm nit %feierli-
6em grnlte Dos nnteroeiien lorgiam
peridloiiene Stabtliegel ab. 3war
beiremoet, aber ood unerlhrodeu
grill Ser llnaliidlihe in ieine Saihe
unb fonnte meoer iih nod anoereI
erflGren, marlm es BORT nid,t mebr
81 iinben mar. Sr bat Inn Die Or
lalibniB, na6 Sollie geben unb es
bort, no es u~nieblbar iein miiiic, 70.
len 81 Oiirien. Wan bewiQi9te es,
aber ser Stabtri6ter unb - Der
Shariri6ter mltBten i'm begleiten,
mo Scr 9etterc bate sic Anweiiung,
ibm, menn err, obne bas Siegel ges
iunoen Sl baben, aus ieinem Sallc
trete, ali Der Steae Ben &opf absli.
idlagen. So aeidab eS uno Die
9eide oeS idulolos Singerihteten
maro an Der @anb Ser Wortinsfirde
begraben. @ie Die ungliidlid)e 8ot'
tim, oercn ltnadtlamfeit Dies entlees
lide @eld)if peronloBt batte, es err
trng, meloet Die Gbronif niht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25
Grfaltumscn pcrsebcn nidt fretmilis

8enn cine @rtdltmg ~bartnGdi9 lit,
10 iiI pas fein Wrnnb, naB eo ulid)
iein ioltcn. Anitatt. baB sic Die Grs
tGltung bon iclblt poriipergebcn lalien
mpllen iollteu sic iid iidere Sinoes
RING purd ben @ebrald ppn 81.
Aina'5 gieiu Discovery peridaifcn.
0jcIdbrlihc 2%iitrobrenz uno Hungens
leiScn ,inb pflmnlS Die Sulge elmer I'M
Auiaug pcrnndldiiigteu G%rtdltung.
NGbrenb Sbr a0rper bieie G~rtdltungss
feline taper betdmpit, fonnen Sic ibm
nidt bcller 5u Siilie fommen, ais burd)
Den @ebrald bicieS ScilmittelS.
Seiien @irfiamfeit hat iif bel glt unb
sung eripieien. SoIcn Sic nod beute
cine Slai6c. 80 Cts. nnb $1.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25

bieies leioer idon piel 5l aft gemorbe.
men llebelitanbeS our @~erfit1lrng
iteben, uno beren er iih, wenn er noh
elm SerS bat fiir Ole 2ei0en %ieiner
Iitmeniden, freubig uno wiais be-
oierlen ioQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-11-25

- Die Dftere getrahtung Der Iaz
mad)t, @eisbeit unb Site Vottcs mllb
5u einem @ottpertrauen fiibren, bas
nimmer lpautt.
- Sic @ininmteit 1T Die Sdabs
hammer GROCER @ebanfen lno Der Sc
burtsort eolcr gntidliihe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
NEW EXHIBITORS
FOR GARDEN SHOW
Have Been Purchasing Liber.
ally and Will Have Fine
Horses. Officials Say.
TABULATTNG ENTRIES

II will be several days yet before the
hundreds of horses entered to compete
for the National Horse Show prises
will be property tabulated. The entry
forms are stacked IN the associations
offices, and Secretary James r. Hydes's
assistants are buslly entering them ac-
! cording TO their classes.
There are many new exhibitors from
the East. West and Canada. and these
newcomers TO the show ring have been
purchasing literally and have picked up
many fine horses that will make their
first appearance in competitions. Others
have been secured from some big sta
blCs that have come under the ham
mer. notably that Of the late Alfred
q. Vanderbilt.
Mr., Vanderbilt had been gathering
horses AZ his lakewood Farm with the
intention Of competing at this years
show. For some seasons he had entered
only q very few horses. thinking that
a. he was president of the association
he should not strive for the ribbons, NJ
last fail he determined to get together
another fine stable and these horses have
nearly all been sold.
lame COX Brady vas a large pur-
chaser, and he will exhibit at the show
In harness. saddle and hunting classes.
He also has "A particularly nne lot or
ponies. j Campbell Thompson. who
showed a fine lot Of young harness horses
at the white Plains show. will have
these. together with his older campaign
ers, ~ the Garden. He has entered thirty.
nine horses. Another fine stable Vt har-
ness horses will be that Of Miss Loula
Long OF Kansas City. Miss Long will
drive and ride her own exhibits. Tn
harness classes will show much improve
ment, and horsemen are consequently de.
lighted
There have been very liberal entries
made In the saddle. hunting and
jumping divisions and at present II
seems AZ II the show this year will have
more entries than any previous EXHIBIT.
tiOu.
Tn" Madison square Garden will he
tasttfuliy decorated. The scheme II
known only TO the executive committee,
but ''t" members OF that committee are
cr"tdtut that II will be pleasing and
VIII be of delicate ooloring, so that the
costumes Of the women at the show will
be displayed to advantage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
WAR Is DECLARED AT
SCHENECTADY PLANT
$4,000 Strikers Reject the
Compromise Offer-POlice
on Guard To-day.

SCHENECTADY. oct lS-Tu- $4,000
strikers at the plant of the General
Electric Company voted Tonight AT II
ratio. OF 10 tn | 10 rejec, the offer II
he company to grant a nine and onc-nalf
hour day, with a 5 per rent. wagc in
crease. az a compromise tor III, strikers
demand for an eight hour day
General Manager Emmons has an
nounced that all men who did rot return
by "Wednesday would have to seek r-,m-
ploymeht, and that the company would
cease AT that time to deal with any
gr!evanc" committe. or representatives.
Of the unions.
Despite to-day vote this order will
TAKE effect. - 1t Is expected mat there
will be trouble at the works ln the morn
ing, when some ~ the strikers vii at
tempt tn go back. II II understood that
the 1000 non-uEion men who left the
plant with the organized force two weeks
ago to-day and the union men VINO
voted TO accept the compromise offer
and other Mo- men not in sympathy
with the strike VIII try TO resume work.
To offset this, the dissatisfied strikers
have issued a cali for l,5O0 plckets and
will surround the plant and attempt to
check the stampede. =. squad of police
will also be ON hand.
There is also AN order issued by the
company that all new employees must
pass a rigid physical examination, and
II Is expected this will result In pre-
venting many from ever reentering the
employ of the company should they de-
lay action after Wednesday.
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JUMP IN EXPRESS EARNINGS.
Parcel Post uits Gross Revenues
hut EcOu0mies'A re Effective.

WAsHINGToN. oct lS.-Expross earn
ings for June showed an increase over
June Of last year, says "A statement is
sued to-day by the Interstate Commerce
Commission. Total earnings were ST.
O4S, OSi this year, a. against $685., 0Si
last year, Net earnings were $9dG ,17l,
ms against S26i,19I.
For the year ended June 80 the net
earnings also showed an Increase. while
the gross earnings showed "A slight de
cline. The gross this year Appropriated
S75,i5O,2i and last year they were
SIS ,552, 9l4, Expenses of operation this
year, however, were only 81 1913 ,5G6,
as against s76,36l,l2l. The net bal
ance last year was only sl,6O1, 7S3, This
year II amounted to s3,95b, ISL.
The falling off in gross revenues Is
attributed to the inroads of the parcel
post. The increase in net is attributed
10 changes in operating methods. The
figures for 1914 include the returns OF
the United States Express Company.
which went out of Operation a year ago.
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|REHEARSE SUFF PARADE
IN STUDIO? OF
But the Girls Got Together and Showed Some of the
Banners That Are to Be Carried, Talked Co.'S
tunes and Had Pictures Taken.

Tue girls are clever that will have to
whether or mo- they Ought to vote With
the big suffrage parade not due until
next saturday afternoon and not a thing
IN sight until thor that would make
likely publicity material, they got to-
gether last night 'u Helena smith Day
tons studio at 3l3 East Elghteylth street
ana gave a suffrage parade rehearsal.
There are going to he 80. 0O0 persons
10000 women and 10000 men--in the
big march Tor he cause up Firth avenue
next Saturday afternoon. according to
the arm belief OF Mrs. Norman lie Il,
Whitchousc. and you could no more re.
heaisc that parade ~ "A studio than you
could rehrarse AN Intercollegiate boat
race IN "A finger bowl Not that the girls
fihbed. not a DIT OF H. The cause hasn't
elbow room for hbbers. But what they
meant was that they We're gong 20 hurry
around to Mrs. smith.Dayton's and show
10 one another the perfectly stunning
banners that are 70 be carried. and tank
about the costumes that are to be worn
aud nave their picnIres taken and ca,
m~actroons and dance a few one stems
a!i award to the Outrageous men a.
tending the party the suffrage cross Tor
vilor.
For hours last n.gnt there was a
steady glare Of flashlights as the leaders
OF the cause and thc parade permittyd
themselves TO be lulcd before the camera.
The very beautiful Mrs. Leonard
Thomas. who IS u march at the head
OF Saturday parade As living refuta-
tion Of the libel that all but the fair
desire the vote, Mrs. Norman de- Il
Nnitehousc. MIS- John maii. Mrs. Ethel
Watts Mumford Grant. Mrs. raul
Thompson. Rose ONeil wilson. Alice
Duer Miller. Ida Proper. lnez HAYNES
Gilmore. Mrs. Fred 6. Hove. Mrs. Frank
Lowell Nelson. Cdi,sta O'Neil. Janet
Scudder and ever so manN more