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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-25

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-25
loth DAY OF APRIL. 1916.

APPROPRIATENESS C. STUTLER,
Address-Shady Side. Nd.
Acres-Not exceeding so.
Located in West River, en- the southerly
side thereof, at Cedar Point, adjacent TO
the property Of the applicant as shown on
Published Chart No 8
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WILLIAM d. MOSS. Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE
% I'--
LOT AND DWELLING,
Passport. Anne Arundel County. Nd.

by virtue Of authority contained in a
mortgage from Joseph Il. Hughes and Car
oiiue e.. Hughes. his wife, dated the thirty
first day Of August. nineteen hundred and
nine. and recorded among the Land Rec
ords of Anne Arundel county, in Liber G.
W. No. O.. folio IS. &c, the undersigned
as the attorney named in the mortga ge,w viii
offer to public sale at the Court House
door. in the City of Annapolis Maryland,
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July l. 1915-Balance on han,
RECEIPTS
Observation-Disclosures
AMOUNT pTE THE CITY

Balance On hand DC 81. Iol5.. S2o2sl 3
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Why any Legislature should vote
down the bill giving the people the
constitutional right 10 vote on Woman
Suffrage. is a matter past understand
ing. Why not let the people decide
the question. What is the Legislature
afraid Of?
II is interesting to note that both
the Speaker of the House and the
President of the Senate voted against
the Woman Suffrage Bill. Of course.
They would not be Speakers today if
they had voted in the affirmative, per
haps
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-25

Let The Capital do your Job Print.
Ing buiheads, Letterheads, Enyel-
opes and Cards q speciality.
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FOR SALE---$2,50O.

A Groom HOUSE. with bath, reception
hail and hall porch all rooms on first floor
hot water heat, gas and electric light The
dwelling is attached to q plate glass front
Store. with cellar or basement (20X36)
under Store. The property could be rented
to different tenants TO advantage; all pri-
waite and leading TO main street. Nice yard
with cement drive way, can also drive I'm
Would make a good stand for q grocery
store. You cannot refuse this bargain when
you see it. Address Nv. w. w Box 59T,
Annapolis. Nd. f1su
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-25

A long time ago some great man
said Damn the Public" He lived to
repent it, So will those who just now
are saying Damn the Newspaper"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-25
Applicant-T. P THOMAS.
Address-Churchton, Nd.

Acres-Not exceeding 10
Located in West River adjoining the
land applied for by w. J. Wells. off Chalk
Point. and running in westerly direction
to the Chalk Point steamboat wharf, be
ing between q. s. e. & g. s. triangulation
station Chalk" and the said wharf ada
cent TO the property of the applicant as
shown on Published Chart No. 3
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Applicant-T. P THOMAS.
Address-Churchton, Nd.


Located in West River. on the easterly
side thereof. being also on the westerly
side of Chalk Point. being southerly and
adjacent to the land applied for by Rich
ard Nirchner and running southerly from
the said ground TO the boundary lines of
the property Of the applicant as shown
On Published Chart No. 3
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-25
Lost, Wants, For Sale, 70, Rent Ftc.
MISCELLANEOUS.

YOU hear Ia, about the TYPEWRITER GIRL
This is nsws-theTe is a TYPEWRITER
MAN no is he what he does-sh that is our
secret; those Who know him tel him all thew
typewriter vents their repairs. rents. buvs and
sells. suppies and mere cussworfs. A. D Risley
ia f. Lexington St. Baltimore. f2l-m -
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Evellill. Capital.


VA. e ABBOTT, Eciter and Publisher
Mira EEMA AJBOTT-GAGR Local Editor
CHARLES j.. ABBOTT, Business Manager
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-02-25

MONEY To LOAN ON PIRSr MORTGAGES,
w Sums 70 suit borrower Apply to WINSON
G. GOTr. ATTORNEY. II School Street, Annspolis
Md n4.d-
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Application for Hotel Liquor License.

February %, 1916.
The undersigned petitioner has fled an
application with the City Treasurer, to
present to the Mayor, Counselor and Alder
men Of the City of Annapolis Md, for
Hotel Liquor License to sell spirituous and
termcnted liquors.
CLAYTON L. HUSAN, cor. State Circle
and Francis Street
JOHN u. WELLS.
Collector and Treasurer.
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AMOUNT DUE BY FIFE CITY
Farmers National Bank
peuaad loan. IS u00C0
interest on same. l40.O0
$1,000
Balance due the lty December
81. 1915. .................... S15.s0l u
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT - FURNISHED HOUSE. No
Maryland Avenue. near main gate. Nsva
Academy, for iune week and summer, Apply a
Z Westcott f23-m
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
Ia PFSTE ASyflb FL ESTh-
Do De sonora
CauSan trrrib.cS cSlragoS In NrrUrl;l
n Ticbrr d~rSronnc;da que
Sc cree ST., tito.

DOUGLAS. Arizona, picicm"f"
IS. Gilbert Mclchcr. gcrente de las
minas Washington, en- Hu"pec, So
nora. da Ia n~oi:"ia dc que IA virEe!a
Y una fiebrc Gcsconocida. Gue sc
cree sea tito, estan causanio terri
hes csuraeos en- el Distrito de Urcs,
del E.stadc de Sonola. 4 In fccha.
la cpidcmia ha hccho Il rcceGcr de
uuinientas victimas. Mr.. Me!cA"r
ce que su information esta basada
en- las declaraciones de IN emplea-
do DC IA CompaHia que fuG enviado
con un encargc = IA region infecta-
Ia. Y no pudo l.cgar a ella por IL
~cuarentena que HIN ~estab!ec!do los
carrancistaS. FL empleado de que Sc
yiene hahlando supc por los cncarga
dos de cumpiir Ia cu~arentena. que
t9doS los pueblcs que Sc ~encuentran
soDre cl no de Sonora, el Sur de
Bavicora, cstan infcstados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
CIENT0 DEL. Ola
(EIene de Ia IN. plana).

to V tanto one Sc pusiera a gemir.
Celita. 81, Celita enferm0 del dis
gusto. poniendose malilla de veras.
Tan malilla. que n alarma fuG gran
de. V ell temoe apunt6 Y hubo inter
mitencias sensibles.
La reina era lista; Ia tiranuta Ie
aver. II afligida de hoy. trasluciG
una gran ASTHMA. Aquellos padres
amantisimo5 habiarla engahado; ella
?dolccia den Il vic!o d" ~educ*c!Gn.
ella no debi6 subir tan a!,o.... 10
comprendia, 81; pero ic0mo iba I
~acusarlos? Como ti!darles aquelia
abncgaciGn Y aqucllas miras!
Con 10 uno Y 10 otro habia 10 s"-
ficicnte para que sc rompier&n +
bras muy sensiblcs. Y Sc rcmni~ron
81. Sc rompieron. LEGO n OCCASION
en- que la ciencia huho ic Lecir brT
talmente a los padres:
NO queda esperanto. 81 no es
en- Dios,"
Y a los padres les p%areci6 ina bia>
fcmia. Pidieron Il ]consu.ta. Y Or"
Y otra mas =. TODD en- vano, La rel
ma Sc moria.... LA reina Sc ma
rio:
4 mi me cont6 el case IN ie los
mGdicos que i~ntervino. 70, d&mdomc-
las de plancheta, prcgunte en- lorna
pedantona:
-iAlguna pericardit;s?
FL doctor me miro lie a!to abaio :?
rcplicG. disturbance una %sonrisa:
-iBah! Una dolencia eXotica,
aunoue no desconocida. No Sc como
dccirlo: no mucrto.... la ha mata
do.... ell amor paternal.
Puede que a~certara.
= :. =
De~pues de Ia bata.la:
Mi general, creo tener dcrrchO
a ina recompenSa.
lila sido listed heridO?
ST. senior.
-iD0nde?
En- ell amor propio. F. captain me
llamo imhtcil.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
NUTV0 llIPJLSO \ Ia GUERRA

Todo al pals parrrr habcrSc uni
dn ami Ia aspiration de conccn-
trar todas las encrgiaS para ilevar a
feliz tfrmino en- Il tempo mas cor
to possible cSta cOntjenta que cs-
III deSvaStandO a Europa eniera. Eli
todos los circulos prcvaIcce la Green
cha DE- que Lloyd George le impri-
mira Otro aspaet0 a las OperaciOncs
ingleSaS en- lodOS los frentes. lOgran-
do asi Ia realization de las aspira-
clones del pueblo britdnico. que No
- cOnforma va con Ia conviction
de Ia Victoria. Sino que cSta Ia de
verse prOntO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
INGLlTERRA ESTA LISTA PARA
PROSEGUiR la GUERRA

LONDRES. Diricmbra de I9i6.-
Miranda hacia atraS, - fdail cen
v"nr"c>e que era impossible QUE IN
Cabinet" Coalirionista Pudi"ra EMS
..~ p"r murho tempo.
Campuo~to Dc homDraS IN" iu-
rant- amos habian eStado opu">to~
entertainments III IA politira en- ra.ia
uu0 Il" cuyos =rupoSe - habian
arrai-a,io ideas qu" "Stahan en- p"-
los opueSjo> de hombrrS que "u a.
pa>ado hahian sarudiio la> maSaS
per >lS discusses partiiari>iaS. hu-
Dirra >ido I'm miIaGrn gu" ra.:a Uno
- huhirra Sentido ~d.>pueSto n To-
hlagarSe 4 Ia voluntad. IN poliiira.
ir los OtrOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
QDtDO L'BRE E. CtRFATF OIL
BANCO LONDRE5 7 MEXICO
PrGmrti0 ObedcceP en- 10 SuceSlVO
t0das las dispoSici0nes del
Primer Jefe
relenrama EspecIaI para Ia PRENsA.

WASHINGTON. Diciembre lS.-
Cediendo q las fuertes representa-
clones hechas par IA representation
de Inglaterra. William Mitchell, ge-
rente v director del Banco Londres
V Mexico. fue puestc en- libertad por
lbs autoridades De IA capital de II
Rcpdblica Mexicana, que 10 r"duje-
ron q prision aver.
\ pesar de "sto, no Sc cree que
queden terminadas las ~dificu'tade;
entire los carrancistas Y a inSt!tu-
ci6r bancasia de rcfercncia, pucs Sc
ha sa5ido aqui que el gobicrno de
facto acaha dc d~ocl&rar qne todos
los bancos que 70 hayan pucsto sus
ressrvas en- circulaci6n. sar&n liQul-
daGos.
Los directories de los barccT dic2n
que es impossible cump,ir con ial de-
telmiraci6n De los carrancistas, 4
causa de las condicion"s en- que Sc
e]ncaentra Mexico. Y probabl"mente
rrcsen,aran una nrotcsta contra la
disposition del gobic!no dc facto.
LAREDO. Texas. Dicicmbre IS
Los pari6dicos c~arrancistas que aca-
oaH de ncgar 4 esta ciuGad. al dar IN
notici" de que fucron pueStcS en- Il
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
IA FAMA MUNDIAL DE LLOYD
GEORGE

Lavid Lloyd George. el pequ mo
Salis. Obtuvo Su fama mundial ma
70 amos cuando como SccretariO de
Hacienda salv6 un deficit de .....
sS0OOO,GN0 cambiando e. amllIara-
m,pnto De las grandcS fincas rtiSti-
a seetln su valor actual Y no al
de hace sigloS, que era con e. cual
constaban en- los regiStros. Natu-
ralmente. eSta medida 10 h!zo 81
hombre mas odiado de Inglaterra.
especialmente por parte de los no
blas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
INA pOLlT.CA DE EiEifGIsMh

Herbrr Henry .ASquiIh. fu" d"Sl2
ma o Primer Mini>trn de la Gran
BrptaIa en- 1905. para Sucrdrr 4 Sir
Henry Campbell anncrman Mr..
A.SJuith comcuzd I'll Sr@ulda una POI,
Utica lie rcforma> parlamcntarlaS. 50
..ia,rs Y ronStitucionai">. d. una ma
~turalcza radical. En- r>laS Eur aSlS-
tide nor Lloyd George.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
IA C.AMPANA CONTRA FL GA
BiNEFE

Ia Gran BrrtaHa rccibii ron 20
80 rniuSiaSmo Ia noticia dr Ia for.
mariin del nuevo Gahinetr Coil!-
cioni<ta cl . de mayo de 1915. =
habia hecho una critica sevNra con-
ira Il Gabinejc Liberal. y muy -
nrrialmentr contra Mr.. ASuuith. E.
Gabinete Coaiicioni<ta Sc formj en-
In e>peranza que eStando represent
tados todOS los partidoS poIiticoS an
n Gran BretaIa. tOdoS eStardn "a
lifechoS Y no habria opOSici6u.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
Sc APIfUEBi Ia DESIGNATION
DEL NlEIn GABINITE

La prrnsa en- general apru"ha In
G~csl=aaridn del nuavo ,'ahirrir.
aunQuc no ina raliado algGn diario
que - haya c~NtraHado de- Ia dcsi@-
naaidn de Baliour para la cartc"1
de EStado. en- donde Sc nu.rSita 10
SOLO I'LL diplomatico >ino un HON
brr e mas cncr=ia It.. la Que ten"
I'll nucvu Designate.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
DESDE WASHINGTON
Uiene de In :5a)

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ra uSar al-una ropa i" Ia au" t"nia
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
NOTTCIlS DE LOS ESTiDOS
Uirnr dc Ia a. plana).

.AdrmaS. So dara una cla>n So
manaria a los prnfesorns. para que
,istos. a su voz. IA pnsenrn a Sus
aiumnOs.
Desde In semana Nntranfn daran
principle las classes antrS dichas,
que spran de suma nt.lidad para 81
grrmiO e%siudiantil.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-28
State Joins Fight on Federal
Control Of Vacant Public Lands

Salem-W with ether Western states,
Oregon will join with Utah In the bait
tIo Ia determine whether the Federal
government has exclusive control over
yacant public lands In the Western
states.
Believing that the case now on ap-
peal from Utah b the United States
Supreme court, III which the Beaver
River Power company ID anjoined from
operating q hydro-electric plant on
lands In the Federak forest reserve il
Of vital interest TO Oregon. Governor
Withycombe has requested Attorney
General Brown to appear In Washing
ton. d. c., as friend Of the court,
and give 0regon's attitude in the ques-
tion Of government control OF water
power resources on Federal lands.
Utah was tho tirst 70 intervene. and
since then Idaho, Colorado and num-
Der Of other Western states have de-
cided to be represented.
The question involved In the case.
according to officials here, Is whether
the laws Of state regulating the APP
propriati0n ard use Of water within It's
boundaries are controlling and exclu-
sive Of any other control.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-28
AsaIaate Of Snow and Earth
Hils Great AeIthGn Train; 8 Dead

Seattle - Two cars Of westbound
Great Northern Cascade Limited train
were swept from tho track BY an avail
anehe near Corca station Saturday
morning, ard were hurled 80 feet
down tho mountain side. causing death
to four passengers. and four missing.
Fifteen passengers were injured, none
seriously except Earl Smith, Of Spc-
kane. . small boy.
The train was standing on the track
near Cores, on the west alope Of the
Cancade mountains, when the avail
anche struck il near the middle. q day
coach and the diner going ever the
bank, while sleeper behind them was
toppled over on its side, where It hung
in lie periious position over the bank.
but was NOT taken down.
Tho dining ear stopped when about
half way down the slope and caught
Iira. haing destroyed there.
The scene Of the accident is but q
few miles east Of the scene Of sim
liar disaster Of February rs, 1910,
whom two Great Northern trains were
struck BY snowslides and nearly all the
persons on tho trains perished.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-28
REPUBLICAN LEADER NAMES NOM
PARTISAN PLEA FOR PREPAREDNESS

Washington. D. Q. - Unqualified,
noB-psrtIsan support Of military pro
psredness was urged Wednesday b.
Minority Leader Mann In q ringing
speech on the floor Of the house. he
was heartily applauded by both sides
Of the chamber.
while u has boon understood that
most Of the Republicans favored Army
and navy increases. mono Of their lead
sss had spoken on the subject. Con.
ssqusntly. coming a. Il did on the eve
Of the Presidents departure on pre-
psredneas speaking tour. Mr.. Mann's
address was regarded A. particularly
significant. Hs remarked himself that
he always has been known as .
''rmall' army and navy man.
Representative Mann based bis plea
on the ground that II behooyea the
United States nowito prepare for any
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-28
Red Boy Mine Is Sold.

Baker-H. A. Some, cashier Of the
Baker Loan q Trust company has an
neunced upon his return from Canyon
City that be bid Ii for $S4, 800 the
property Of the Red Boy Mines conn
pany at sheriff's sale for the bank.
holder Of trust mortgage securing 9
slS7. 900 bond issue. The sale was
effected by canceling large part Of
the bond issue, at considerable below
par.
Judgment given BY the Grant county
Circuit court, on which the sale was
based, was sl71. .ss5.0s, together with
$4,000 attorneys fees. to be divided
between Clifford q Correll. Of Baker,
and william jackson Of Chicago, $2S
costs and $500 for trustees fees.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-28
Dr.. Morrison, fpiscopaliaa, has
No Use for Padficist
OHnTs NoN-MEIMd IS DHlID
Mother Who Would Keep Her Sons
From Enlisting Declared to Be
Disgrace to Nation"

The finger Of shame was pointed
from the pupit Of tho Portland Trinity
Episcopal church Sunday morning al
the mother whose love for her son
rises above that for her nation
Ths mothers and .'peaee At any
price" advocates were denounced ~
''diagraee 10 tho nation" and an ap-
peal, based on the teachings of Christ,
for propnr national ornaments, was
sent forth BY Or. A. A. Morrison, rec
COR Of that church. 10 what was con-
sidered perhaps the strongest sermon
In defense Of prepafedness ever deliy-
cred from any pulpit In Portland.
After the sermon members Of the
rushed forward 70 con-
gratuiate tho pastor,
II cannot understand these fndlvid-
uals who cry even from the pulpitsI
peace At any price. " he told them.
~ wonder what they would do. II
some ope In the night should By force
steal away their wife and daughter.
Would they run after them with their
theory Of ioroi OF course not. "
The teaching Of Christ, he 5Sclared
II answer 70 those peace advocates
who base their theories on the Bible,
Is not against preparedness. And he
sitsd chrint's scouFging Of the money
changers In the temple. bis ehastise-
menf az the Scribea and PhArlsees and
ais advice to sacrifice ons's life for =
Iriend.
"A misEpprehension exists, " he do
,lared, lover the phrase called
Christian teaching There are those
advocating peace under any and al
who assert that Jesus
.aught doctrine or nen-resistance; =
iocEgins which would utterly abrogate
he use OF force IA education or as
iefenae against evil-doars. Many per-
'ons believe Christ advocated thiss but |
say be did no such thing"
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-28
yiIa Sends Messenger 10 Deny
lmpE0tion IN Killing Of Americans

III Paso, Tex. - Tedeore Prieto, who
says he 10 . major IN the Villa army,
appeared Monday and declared that he
had been sent IN disguise 70 the border
By Gen. villa to say that Villa had
nothing to do with the massacre Of lS
foreigners at Santa Ysabel January
10.
"Villa did not know Of the tragedy
for days afterward, I" said Prieto.
"fIe instructed me to say that he win
execute the mon responsible, even II
they prove to be his own men, II they
are caught. |"
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-28
NEWSITEMS.
OF General Interest
About Oregon
Ml-0regon Historical Pageant
Commencement Week Feature

University Of Oregon, Eugene--An
all-O Oregon historical pageant. In which
each Of the 36 counties will be repre-
scented by.a "Danhgter Of Oregon, !"
win be presented at the State univer-
sity during commencement week,
early In Juns.
The pageant has Just been approved
BY the board Of regents and will be
presented before final examinations 90
that the participation Of q great por-
tion Of the student body may be possi-
bic.
The pageant win depict the pro-
grsss Of Oregon. Tho first represen-
tation will show tho state 40 II was In
its original primeyal condition, prior
70 the coming even Of the Indian.
Then the epoch Of Indian domination
win be depicted. then the coming OF
the white man. then the days Of the
immigration. then the gold days, and
finally the realisation Of the present
with q glimpse into the future. The
pageant will be In FIVE scenes. presided
over BY Mother Oregon" In the last
scene the IS Daughters Of Oregon"
win bring gifts symbolic Of the indus
tries Of each county.
The pageant d TO be not merely .
University affair. Contribution Of
lyrics for the various choruses 10 invit-
Cd from the state at large, and any
suggestion for the five scenes win be
appreciated. A large state attendance
IL looked for. Persons desiring 70
make suggestions for the pageant
should communicate with DE-. Z. s.
Bates. professor Of English and author
Of the scenario. University Of Oregon.
Eugene.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-28

Halifax. N. S.--The British freigh,
steamer Pollentia, which has been re
ported In distress about 700 miles of
Cape Race, foundered Monday. accord.
ing to wireless message received
here. All on board were rescued. An
earlier radiogram said that the Italian
steamer Giuseppe Verdi and two other
steamers were standing BY the Pollen
tla, waiting for the seas TO moderate.
The Pollentia 10 understood to have
been In the service Of the British ad-
miraley. The Giuseppe Verdi left
New York January Is FOR Genoa.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-28
Wares cT Per Cent silgher.

New York--0ne thousand and three
hundred representative manufacturers
in New York state. employing approx
imately 500. 600 persons. are paying an
average Of "a per cent more In wages
than . year ago. according to q report
made public here by the bureau Of
statistics and information OF the State
Industrial commission. About II per
cent more workers are employed
now than last year, the statistics
ahow.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-28
Africa Oeis Oregon Hops.

Salem What is said to be the first
shipment Of Oregon hops 70 South
Africa left Independence recently for
Portland, where It win be sent BY
steamer to It's destination.
The shipment was made By Durbin
q Cornoyer, buyers Of this city, and
consisted Of 17s bales. OF the total
number Of bales in the order, e6 are
destined for Johannesburg; % for Al
goa; SIS for Natal; IL for Cape Town;
l2 for Bloomfontein and IS for Pre-
torla. The hops were grown BY Mad
ison Bros. Of Benton county.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-28

London-A dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph company from Athens says
that the Sultan's yacht, Erthogroal.
was torpedoed in the Bosphorua BY >
French submarine IN the latter part Of
December. The vessel was seriously
damaged but Is still afioat.
The Erthogroal was built at Els
wick IN 1908, is 2O6 feet long and has
4 displacement Of 900 tons and an srnn-
amont Of eight three Founders and 9TH
er equipment.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-01-28
rhIrty-Three Admit Nlght-RIdIng.

New Madrid. Mo. Thirty-three de-
PENDANTS In the nightrider trials here
pleaded guilty Wednesday. bringing
the trials to sudden end. All SO we're
sentenced to six months imprisonment
and paroled on good behavior. Two
men who were on trial were allowed to
plead guilty and were paroled with the
rest. The sentences Of the IS whose
cases had been disposed Of will stand.
The defendants were accused Of terror
izing land owners and tenants Of South
eastern Missouri with the object Of
securing lower rent and higher wages.