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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-02-10
ESTABLISHED 1870.
State Bank Of. Chicago


Condensed Report November IS. 1916.
and Washington Streets.
Condemned Report November IS. 1915.
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Overdrafts .................. 2,06l.65
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Cash and Due from Banks.... 1i.o33.o56.99
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LIABILITIES
Capital Stock ...............$ 1,b00O00.OO
Surplus (earned) ............. 3.000000.00
Undivided Profits ............. 559.s7S.Ss
Reserved for Interest and Taxes 100000
Deposits neutrality-suspicious.. 3l,S30.9&S.2b
$4,000. ssLil
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Henry s. Henschen, Cashier.
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Board Of Directors.
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Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
The Will of the Majority

history tyranny
politics of the will reveal and
power approval
failing hold
tyranny continued to hold
that
should
the of mankind a
which
relatively
there
"A
general those
the majority
a hundred of practice
provide
protection
such time positive majority had
lnem COOL to $ act
OF
dh4vead called
its rules safely taking
twelve, proceeded to do business UNLESS
badly shattered that
olonger Unless other words
majority, changed its mind
that rule BEFORE majority
s.cn change actually taken place.
question like brick wall, before the inn
acting
consideration
who would witness operation for
his baby statesman at best
for and
opportunity to slug beneath the belt
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
PROFIT BY THIS.
Don't Waste An, e. Day,

When you are worried By bacEache;
By lameness and urinary disorders
Don't experiment with an untried
medicine.
Follow Durango peoples example.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills.
Here's Durango testimony.
Verify it if you wish:
Frank Anderson, 9S3 Fourth avenue
says: 81 was IN bad shape
Tor over a year with rheumatic pains
nd didn't care ivhethe, lived or
Her, Terrible pains seized me below
my kidneys and in my left side, if |
made mis-step or Jared myself. II
[ sat long, it made my back stiff and
'ame. The kidney secretions were
lainful and scanty in passage. Doan',
i,idney Pills gave me quick relief"
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't
imply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Anderson had. Foster Milburn
2o.. Props, Buffalo, ~ Y.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
Effect of Russian Revolution

S in
will be the
fuence the affairs of the world
Reports
proaly faction development
ed by the failure of the
of
likely there
which the uaenes the Russian
esness that There
than the ruling house
people in the civilization
tented with unlimited
evident that people not advanced the highest
hardly
The latest Germany bufng
she Will sink neutral ships
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
GOOD JOKE ON MERCHANT

A day or two ago stranger dron-
ped into one of Durngo's untodate
mercantile establishment to buy a
suit case. The regular price of the
article was $500, but as it was on
special sale it was marked down 70
SLAB. The stranger did not take the
article then but came back later and
insisted that he could>get the same
suit case at another store for 75
cents. The merchant asked him what
store and he indicated the place which
he merchant found to be his own
suiteases which had been placed in
another building for display and
marked exactly the same as those at
had to smile and inform the gentle
man that those suitcases were his
md the same that he was then look
ing at and all marked accordingly
The stranger took the suitcase. rot
red in the face and has not been seen
since.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
Re.rriaI Of Roollegglng cases.

In the county court today the en-
tire venire Of "a names was exhaust
ed before a jury was selected for the
re-t trial of the case of the People VS.
Toe Ficcoli, charged with violation OF
The liquor laws. The two charges
pending against the defendant-hav-
ng an unusual amount of liquor in
lis possession and selling liquor -
we're consolidated AS it was 2:3C
his afternoon before the jurors were
elected, probably the case will moi
1e finished until a late hour tonight
The men in whose hands the fate Of
the defendant rests are +. w. JEFF
elys, J. L. McCaw, win Allan, Rob
rt Alexander. viii Roberts, Walter
Weightman, c. Z. Swick, Byron Ed
Y, John Moss, Elmer Peterson, Pat
cummings and C. A. Douglas.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
CLEAR AWAY THE WASTE

Bowel regularity is the secret of
good health, bright eyes, clear COM
piexions, and DR.. Kings New Life
ills are q mild and gentle laxative
mat regulates the bowels and re-
i-eves the congested intestines by re-
moving the accumulated wastes
ithout gripping. Take a pill before
retiring and that heavy head, that
dlll spring fever feeling disappears.
uet DR.. Kings New Life Pills at
our durggist, 25c.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

Mrs. Mark Deti is down from Ophir
looking after her mother who is i'll.
Mrs. John Bauer is over from Man
cos for brief sojoum.
NJ. o. Brown is over from Pagosa
Springs on stock business.
Tom Lewis, the Lost Canon
flockmaster, is in town on business
connected with his sheep.
The new telephone directory for
this district will be published March
"a.
Four new stock inspectors will be
placed on duty in this district the
first of April.
Mrs. Giles vandergrift and daugh-
ter Catherine May are in from Tiff
fanny visiting relatives.
Walter Neil was an arrival from
N1iilpt fAiellp inst HlBHI Dounu lOI
the Kline section, where he will prob.
ably locate.
j. j. Musser went to Silverton this
morning on business connected with
the branch store Graden's are going
to open in our neighboring town.
Jesse Hallar returned last night
from points east where it appears
he made a sure sale of the mining
deposits in which he is interested.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
"a GOOD OLD-FASHIONED
pHYSIC."

Foley Cuthartic Tablets, whole
-ome physie, thoroughly cleanse the
a1wles, sweeten the stomach, tone up
lhe liver. For Indigestion, bilious
ness, bad breath, bloating, gas, or
constipation, no remedy is more high
ly recommended. VIM. O. E. Bielke,
hancock, Mich, writes: 81 have Civ
an Foley Cathartie Tablets thor
1ugh trial and l can honestly recon-
mend them as a mild but sure laxa-
i've. They work without gripping"
Give stout persons a free, light feel
ing. - S. G. Wall. Durango Drug
ca
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
Shafroth to the Galleries

Wednesday grand
League The meeting
all his
by orators the evening
Shaohs word for it. the
a
humble
lardonng
the
appealing the guilt
bity
of the self
(?) a in
flushing political
and
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
Teachers, Examination.

County eNaminatl0n Tor teachers
commenced in w. o. W. hall this
morning and continues until tomor-
row evening. There are twenty-five
applicants >Today's examination
questions covered arithmetic, school
law, reading, geography and theory
and practice.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
Supplies Destroyed in
Domestic Science Room

During The night some one using
the fire escape as ladder entered
the Domestic Science room at the
Park school and destroyed and car
ried away quite a quantity of sup
plies. Indications are it was the
work of some of the -iunior popula
tion that has been causing considers
able trouble of late.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
PLANNING TO RETURN
TO OLD HOME IN MAY.

After soioulning at San Diego for
Is months, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Cor
nelius plan to return to the Durango
ection in May. Their daughter. Mrs.
Rheudia Cornelius and children and
their son Barney and family who
have been in San Diego during the
'ginter months are planning to wend
their way homeward about the same
time.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
'ushing d. K r. C. Standard

The fact the d. e r.. G. has kept
$ corns Of Location engineers in the
ield all winter is taken as one Of the
est evidences the company really
cans business and is pushing the
orr in order 10 have the survey
ompleted to begin standard gauging
he line between Durango and Ala
osa at the earliest possible date.
ocation Engineer Furman and his
rew have made camp at Arboles, As
lies east OF Durango, and are run
ing the line this way. The only por-
ion of the proposed standard gauge
line not surveyed between that point
and Antonito is short stretch east
If Juanita, the surveyors We're un-
able to cover this season on account
If the deep snow.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
District Court.

A decree Of judgment in favor of
the plaintiff was entered in the case
OF The Beneficial Life Insurance COM
pany VS.. Julia Craft and William
Graft. A decree was entered in the
case OF H. J. Campbell vs.. NJ A. Gals
liner ct al, giving the plaintiff quiet
title to certain land in the Bayfield,
section. Judgment was entered
against the defendants in the case of
the lgnacio State bank vs.. Frank and
Matt Riggs,
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
Arrive From Hot Springs.

r. ". Ogle and wife and the form
sr's mother were arrivals from Tao.
junction last night. Mrs. Ogle. Jr
was formerly Miss Christine Weber
girl well known here in her higl
school days. She and her husban,
have just returned from a trip to Ho.
Springs, Arkansas. During ther
stay IN these parts they will prob
ably extend. their travels TO Nance.
where Mr.. Ogle was stationed as D.
q X. G. agent for several years.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
Funeral of Mrs. Joseph Hollopeier.

The funeral of TIE late Mrs. Jos
eph Hollopeter was held from Good
mans Undertaking parlors this afte
noon. The service was in charge Of
Christian Science readers. In spite OF
the unpleasant weather conditions
90 the grave, where the Maccabee
had charge of the ceremonies.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
FRENCH CABINET WILL
BE REORGANIZED

PARIS, March Is. - The resigna-
ion of war minister Lyautey brought
he cabinet crisis to a head. BRAND
$ expected to announce the reorgani-
alton of the ministry today, thus
avoiding fall of the entire ministry.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
WINNING HoNoRS AS AU-
THOR AND PLAYWRIGHT

Kenneth Mac Nichol, q former La
Plata county boy is winning honors
$ an author and playwright in New
York. Recently his play Pam made
a big hit with the city's theater going
public. Golfers, Mpnsey's and the
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19

Mrs. A. S. Walters has favorable
prospects of being released from the
hospital at the end of the week.
Winter played return engage
ment this morning about $3.50.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19

Sixteen Montezuma residents are
registered at the Southern.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19

Jake Aranow has just received q
picture of his small nephew who cap
tIred the second prize in a baby
show in New York last year The
little lad looks as though he would
carry off the honors in any land.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19

Red Book are among the magazines
that have lately purchased stoTies
from his pen. Kenneth is a son Of
Mrs. Emma Y. Mac Nichol OF Farm
ington.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
FuncraI of the Late Louis Birlner.

The funeral Of the late Louis BIrk-
ner will be held at st. Columba's
church tomorrow morning at 10:3e.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19

months. The journey from Gallup
was made by auto in company with
MIR. Foley who met her at that point
early in the week.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
aird OBSERVATION Ry Ms. ware.


Spring is surely on the way. The
House Finches have been here a fort
sight and yesterday the first pair OF
'1illdeer returned from their winter
ojoun in South America. The Kill
deer is our most common plover and
one Of the best allies of the farmer.
ince he feeds extensively upon in
5ects that are injurious to his stock
md crops. This bird is about the size
OF robin and like him runs over the
avn hunting for worms. He is rest
less and noisy, his shrill and oft-re-
peated cry "killdee" announces his
presence and, cdnspicuously marked
2a he is with black banks across his
breast is easily seen. Government
experts tell US that, with few excep-
ions. birds are useful to man, de,
stroying rs they do countless mum
hers Of harmful insects, Among the
few destructive birds is the Cos
hawk, which subsists almost entirely
IN poultry and small birds 1t is
noted for its size, its strength and its
daring. The Goshawk killed recently
by Mrs. Murphy in her chickenyard
measured feet from tip to tip Of
wing. This hawk is seldom seen here
except in winter.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs. George Sullivan are
down from Rico, guests at the Palace.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19

R. P. Hott is business visitor
from Tiffany.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY

7. E. Henderson is over from Pago-
sa Springs.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
Bankruntcv Gases.

Hearing on G. #. Rudg's petition
bankruptcy will be had before
Referee Moynihan in the McCloskey
& Moody office this evening after
the arrival OF the Southern train.
The assets in the estate are very
small as the principal part of the
property, which is valued at about
5000, is covered by trust deeds and
preferred claims. Attorney Yates OF
Pueblo is here on legal matters in
connection with the estate. Affairs
IA connection with the Brandiger
bankruptcy proceeding occupied the
lttenti0n of the referee this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19
Death of a Former Durango Boy.

Mrs, Clara Becker received mes
age from Salt Lake conveying the
lews of the death of her nephew,
Iyrle Foster, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
al Foster, who passed away Tuesday.
it is supposed the little fellow died
cry suddenly as neither his aunt or
his grand mother, Mrs. j. c. Foster
rad had any word of his illness.
iyrle was born in Durango 7 years
go. He lived here until ? years ago
hen his parents moved to Salt Lake.
He was an especially likable little fell
pw who won friends everywhere,
Besides his father and mother he is
survived by two brothers, one older
md the other younger. Before hen
marriage the little fellows mother
vas Miss Lizzie Stephenson.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19

Mrs. Leslie Smith is over from Pa
gosa Springs, a guest at the Strater.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19

f. B. Pounds and son c. e! Pound:
are in from Chama on a business mis-
sion
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19

]. A. Clay, general manager of the
Western Colorado Power company,
from Montrose via Silverton
last night. He was accompanied by
c. j. Moynahan.
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19

Mrs. Walter Foley is home from
Los Angeles where she spent several
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19

The latest Indicate that Germany buffing
she will sink neutral ships CARRYING provisions passing
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19

W. ,B. Chockley is in from Arboles
IN a combined business and pleasure
trim
Semi-weekly herald., 1917-03-19

Herb Bra Me. editor of the Farm
ington Enterprise, returned home to-
day, after a trip that covered several
good sized towns and n few wayside
stations.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-29
MAN FALLS OFF A
WAGON ON BRIDGE
Martin ghappsr0le Of Bettendcrf. Nho
Is q Cripple, Tmbibes Too
Freely During Day.
c0HEs ~ CBIEF o. TIApCCT
Becomes LBFaEed' ne Station VI heu
Told He is Under Arrest and
Attacks Ofheer with Cane.

The police received d call yesterday
afternoon thar 3 Bow had been hurt in
falling or a wagon al the Jar end OF
Inc Tweaty-5oarth street vladuct
Om1er Elr-ea was sent there with
the ambulance and found thar the
boy had fallen off a wagon, but was
uuhlrt Taa officer also found That
tda man wb0 was driving had als5
fallen Of the vehicle. He was foaLd
20 be ID a bad stage of 5neoNicauon-
When taken 10 the station he gave
eha name OF Martin Lhapper0le Or
Bettendorf CbappeFole is cripple.
aut This did not prevent him from
making the rounds 6. cle local bars
yesterday ID his ramshachle outfit
The f-vesr-oId boy in question, be
said. was his SON.
DUeer Kruger drove the horse ana
wagon no the station There Chap
peroIe became eurased when told be
was under arrest and he attacked
0HoaT Kruger with has cane.
Some force was necessary 10 sub
due Chapperole and get him into
cell Police Marr0u Anna I<irAmau
cared for Tie boy during the night.
This morning Chapper0la was ar
ranged before Magistrate Smith and
fined s. and costs oh disorderlr con-
Guct charge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-29
COALMENTOMAKE
CONGRESS- PLEA?
ftfuminoHa Operators Expected ia
Voice AppaaI Against Prices
Laid Down RI wilson.

Washington. n C Auz Blum
nous coal operators who are dis
satisfied with the scale Of prices pro
claimed by President Wilson are con
templalng appealing 10 congress Tor
help The protest VIII be made AZ the
operators meeting I'm Pittsburgh. to-
be held some time next week. The
meeting was scheduled for today. but
had 10 be postponed because Of fu-
ability Of many operators 10 attend on
short notice
II IS rep0rfed here thal the crarat-
crs VIII propose resolution which
thev viii urge the senate or house 30
adopt calling 0n. she president TO sub
nit 20 congress r5e coET figures gath
cred hy the federal trade comm s=fo-
on which he based the zott ccaI scale
Of prices.
Ofhcials who have knowledge of the
situation sand today they doubted that
either branch OF congress w04ld
adopt such 4 resolution In anv event
they are confident the figures would
not be submitted. on the ground that
their disclosures would be iucompat-
lole with the public interest
The coal administration headed NV
Harry A Garfield. has leased quar-
teFs IN Washing on and lis preparfug
70 begin work IN 81 few DAYS. Regufa-
tory features for controlling coal
sales and distribution viii first he
worked cut after which the retail
price problems viii be undertaken.
Operators from the Birmingham and
West Virginia districts ara now in
Washington seeking q conference with
Administrator Garfield. Thus FAR thew
nave rot succeeded, because the ad-
ministrator has been so busy with the
wheat price fixing committee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-29
SETTLEMENT FORFSFF>

Washington. aug. Peaceful set
tiement OF labor disputes involving
longshoFenen was forecast TODAY bv
the appointment Of q board represent
ing the war department. the shipping
board, the longshoremen's association
and the principal carriers to handle ali
disputes and appoint local boards i'm
principal cities
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-29

that viii never again be eQualled
two more days to take advantage of
need not matter-since we will glad
livery later In the fall, anything y,
row or Friday-and besides
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-29

Three Women and Child Plunge Over
Side Of Gully and One IL SER
Iousiy Hurt.
RIDING IN HORSE AND BUGGY
Animal Becomes Frightened at Street
Car. Turns Toward EaEm0.
Sins.


ihres women aaa q 1At-a Aad mar
row escapes from death last evening
when hisgzv ~ which fhav we're rid
$500 ...-,..--.....
-Ie Piale- ~"
thirteenth avenue between "43a>-
eighth and twenty alntn streets
BITS l.. E.I1af alol n- anon, I'D a.
was seriously aNFi. internal injuries,
the extent n WH-cA are E9L 1eauleit
49,, 80 -
z5sfF-a-.r -.-E..rf a-1s.r- srorsrs s-a
Mrs fncz Milan sdg ~fxrearta street
Moline. we're slightly injured
The three .tor-ar and -sh-. -s.-rz
rjdfue I'm fha buggy Tha horse was
being driven cast Al the pafrf where
the accident r.-4rraa .ra-r Is SIN
tgh;..b rlr,T.-... -. t--4-l-,. ...-... 80.
ravine -e[rraI --ear..s.,@ --Ea-s 5- "
e.,s~d r-fl ,.r- ,.-f mas. vs.. .,s..,
The Tupelo journal., 1917-02-16
Senators Without Brains

No nation ever owed anything to its Worksees and its Varda-
mans. No human liberties were ever won by such men. No human
rights were ever maintained by such men.
They are in the world. but they play no part in its moral and
political development, and the fact that they sometimes achieve
high Office is one of the penalties Of democracy.
That Senators like Works and Vardaman should have opposed
the adoption of the Stone resolution indorsnR the action of Presi-
dent Wilson in severng diplomatic relations with Germany must
be accepted as a matter of course. The President was defending
the honor and dignity Of the United States and ~upholding the law
of nations. It was inevitable that the crack-brans should line up
the other side of the question. What have they to do with the
honor and dignity Of the United States or with the law of nations?
the Stone resolution. They are probably patriotic Americans a-
cording to their dim and Pickering lights. What they lack is not
so much patriotism as brains. As private citizens they could be
tolerated.. As United States Senators it makes one shudder to
smallest measure, depend upon men of SO little sanity of judgment
and so little sense of national responsibility.
The Post-Dspatch is as little of a lingo as anybody, but it
believes that the opinions of the American people were voiced in
the United States Senate yesterday by the Senators who voted to
approve the Presidents action and who are ready to maintain the
sovereign rights of the United States if those rights are wantonly
attacked. 1t was not voiced by the Workses and Vardamans. Not
since the Civil War has any act of any President elected such an
OutpOurlng of popular appreciation as that of President Wilson in
breaking off diplomatic relations with Germany. and if it were
otherwise the United States would be a nation 9hat deserved the
contempt and derision of mankind. The astonishing thing is that
even five Senators could be found to vote against the resolution,
The grave danger of such an exhibition as that witnessed in
the Senate lies in the possibility of its misinterpretation abroad In
Europe q United States Senator is United States Senator. For
eigners cannot be expected to know how little men like Works and
Vardanan represent American public opinion, and it is possible
that in Berlin the Works speech will be taken seriously as an ex-
preston OF popular opposition to the Presidents course. If that
mistake is made, the German Government will be strengthened in
it's decision to pursue ruthless submarine warfare, and the proba-
biity of war may be changed to a certainty.
That is the great harm men of the Works type are capable of
inficting upon mankind at a time like this. In their ignorance and
it remains that against stupidity the gods themselves battle in
vain. st. Louis Post Dispatch, February II.