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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1916.
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Stewart LIGHT THROWN
Ranges"
In styles and
sizes and at
prices to suit
everyone.
If in the market for a Stove or Range don't
fail to see the "STEWART" line before buying.
Raabe & Mauger
115-117 NORTH FIRST STREET
ON MISCONDUCT
CHARGE
MAD
E
BY THE MAYOR
Pipeman Cal Thompson, of
Highlands Station, Tells of
Fight-Between Himself and
Driver,
ALSO TESTIFIES ABOUT !
SOBRIETY OF FIREMEN
Prosecution at Klein Hearing'
Still Unfinished; Four More
Witnesses to Be Called by
Vcnablc.
had fpent the night ut a fire. Cheif
Klein then handed a bottle around,
lie mm Id whinly hiiM been passed
around at a fire at the Santa Fe nhnpn.
The riri men hud becn working there
more than two 4, ml one-half bourn.
riwimpiicn wild hi did not nave
Irembl,, with any firemen except Ilot
tlnger, Hi, did not coiihWIit Walsh"
threatening to ))it him with a hum
mcr trouble, hp said, causing the uu
dlenee to laugh,
The wltiii'KM mild h'- was riot a drink
ing man. lie knew where the Club
bar K That the place where you
fret ten cent worth of lunch urn! one
cent worth of hei r for n rilrk I, ho
said, giving rise to another laugh.
Thompson thought llyaii picked up
the deud hoy ut the jiorrln homo. He
picked tiji another. Oliver Wellman
testified tho night before that he ulno
picked up (i hoy.
Mr. Vnalli. asked Thompson
whether nny one had culled Chelf
Klein's attention to hlB treatment nt
the department. H" answered affirm
atively, hut Mil,! nothing had been I
done to stop it. I
DciiiiIm Ite.ulled.
PREPAREDNESS
NOT MATTER OF
PARTISANSHIP
Republican Leader Mann
Makes Patriotic Appeal to
Constituents in Congress;
is Given Hearty Applause.
T MOMNIN JObftNAL FCCIAl. LAID WIN)
Washington, Jan, Z.". I'nuualified,
non-partisan support of military pre
' on redness was tinted todav liv Minor-'
ft ringing speech
np I loop OI Ihii noil.:. I ii U'nM
the hiKhlandw fire station. ; i,,,.iin- ..A.- .t, rii,. ,..,i,i..,i i.v
buck to the stand to ubcHtlon him l i,,v, .i,i(, ,.r .h ....
about his testimony t th Dorrl In-J while It ha been understood that
'luent. Judxe l leucock read a quf -!-1 of the republican fjivore.i army
"enniM ny an attorney n.,vv increases, until today none
at the Inquest, a h to what had han-l.. n,,.i..' i,.u,i..r. v,...i ....1, ... .i,..
At the opening- f tic session, Judge illv J e ider Mann in
W. C. Hem-ock called Lieut. Harry F. ! n ,hH f()ll'r of 'the
1 'colli!-, Ol
AZTEC FUEL CO.
PHONE 251
GALLUP LUMP
GALLUP STOVE
SUGARITE LUMP
SUGARITE STOVr
KOEHLER GRAT!
O'MERA LUMP
Ntlve Oiunk Wood, Nut I to Fnlu
Wood. tlar and Mill kindling.
im. jl
UNITED STATES
STEEL AGAIN ON
! DIVIDEND BASIS
PREFERS mm
TO HER HUSBAMD
S MS
San Diego Woman Who Eloped
' With Chauffeur, Takes All
. Blame; Provided Funds and
Planned Journey.
Quarterly Disbursement of
One and a Quarter per Cent
Is Made; Company Has
Huge Sum on Deposit,
KIN JOUNl. r.CI.L lltlt OIM1
New York, Jan. 5. fulled HtateM
Hteel common haren wer reHtored to
(heir reitular dividend ntu(ua of 5 per
cent today when the director unanl
tnounly d.'1'lared a (tiailerlv dlnhurc.
tneiit of 1 '4 per cent nut of the eiun
l"K f'T tho hiHt tuarter of lMI.'i. To-
Knowledge of the luohable rneun
j Iuk of Mayor lloatrlKht'n charue of
"n dw'ondui't" In th (ire ilepartment
MnniK totiiht at IiihI riluht u oeHHlon
I of the Klein hearing. Ca! Thompson,
jlireman at the Hh;hlaiidH motion,
furnlnhed tho key, tentlfylnic of a light
! between himself and 'ieorxe Hottiti
Mer, then a fireman at the cent nil
Minion. AIho, ThompHon was aided
! a finrilflcunt iUCHlon, by John Ven
jable, altoiney for the muyor, n til
J whether he knew nnythlriR of llerhert
('otikllri'M "illffieulty" nt the old cen
tral .i:i lluii. lie did not.
I At the lie,;lnnln Thompson an-
KWered negatively 'Air, Venable'n U8
uul qucntioiiM to firemen iim to wheth
er he had beep trained 111 the iiho uf
ladder and rupen. He had
tatiKlil to "lead off, however.
"Afnild .f Wal-li'M IMIvliitt."
Tommy WuIhIi, ex-raptain, came to
the liixhlnh'lH Million once when chief
Klein wiih In si Ijmhh mid he wiih
"pretiy full," ThompHon jmlKed from
the way he looked. He. turned In
mi alarm accidentally, accordinir to
ThompMiii. It wan WiiIhIi'h day off.
ThompKon did not know whether
WalMi i a. rcc klcKH driver, hut wild
i;ll the fir' men were afraid "f him,
,'ik a driver. Walnh wan drlvliiK when
thc eiu'liie ran into the curbing at
Secc nd Mnet and Central avenue.
The ipeiii at which the eiiKlne came
ucyt on Central avenue was from
pened from the time the eiiitine left
tho bonne until It returned, objection
wan raheil .by Mr, Venable, who Ha Id
l)ennl tcwimony at the InitucHt did
not contrudlct any Matcment ho made
Monday night and not proper
croKK-cxamlnatlnn befiiuw of that.
Judge lleacock wanted to know why
he objected then. Mayor lloatrlght
HilNtuined the ohjertloh of Mr. Venable
and upon appeul the council refused
to siiHtain the m.'iynr by the well
know veto of S to a. Aldermen Ham
mond and Cibnon voted "ave," and
Here's Palate Joy for You
also stomach comfort be
yond belief. Heat a Shredded
Wheat Biscuit in the oven to
restore crispness, then cover
with sliced bananas and pour
over it milk or cream.
Sweeten it to suit the taste.
A complete, perfect meal sup
plying more strength-giving
nutriment than meat or egga
at a cost of three or four cents.
A warm, nourishingbreakfast
a delicious lunch. Made at
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
8
An
Extra
! Special
I
ii
S3
In the
n on
uhject. l"onHeiiently, coming a it
diil, on the eve of the preHident.n do
part ure on a preparedness Hpeuking
tour, Mr. Mnnn'H nddrHM wan regarded
;ih particularly hignlflcnnt. He him
celf iia Id that he alwayn ban been
known cm a "small army and navy
man."
Representative Minn hawed hln plea
on the ground that it behooved th'.'
I 'nited' Staler now to prepare for any
eieiitiiMlittos that may come an a re
unit of the Kuropenn war. He de
clared that he wiw no Immediate dan-
Alilcrmen .si iieer, r.riinr. ld, Coen, Ker or war and hoped that peace might
(iilbort, Skinner and HiiM, "no." prevail, hut. that (he danger of the
Judge lleacock then repeated the Cilted State being drawn int.. the
rincHilon linked nt the livpjcHt and olao I preicent conflict or one that might re
read HenniH' aimwer. Tile Hiihidaiiee ; Hult from It, wan too great to be clin
of it wiih that the. machine wim not I regnrde 1.
running In uhi.iiI form; that Keed.j have much more fear In the end
who ttim driving, changed ueai H, and I of war with Kngland tliim 1 have of
that It Hkldded. DennlH admitted that war with (brmaiiy," he nald. That! nut
he had paid at the hupicst that in hiM I wuh hiH onlv comment on tliis pluiHO the
Judgment water baking from a stand-'of the nubjeet. Later he declined to
pipe ca lined the Hki'hling. Also he elaborate on hiH r1 mark.
STATEMENT ISSUED BY
BRITISH GOVERNMEN
tal earnlngH of 51.l'3L'.7li for
three tnonthH were the largent for anyi
Klmllar period In the hiMorv of the
corporation, exceeding the prevbiiiH
record, made gi the Hccond quarter of .
Ilia", by l.i, 1129. 0S3:i.
The Htatcment of ciiiiiingH, no csH
thnii the action on the dividend, wit
In line with popular evpeetat Ioiih, fi.rc-
caMH having ranged from I4X.uaO.aoi)
(to, Ii,",, IMHI, mill, Hllhougli tho latter flg-
lire, wiih regarded iih rather extrava-
,.T ..,.. JI.U.H.L.Fiei.Ul.t.11.0,.,, TI,Wl f,U'' "lU' ,llVl'l,',"l
Pnlt Uike Cltv, f lah, Jan. sr. v. U W""M bp ll,'',,,r'''l w'" f"reHhndowed
im,. r , , . In the rccplit dpclHlon of the corpora-
Hnad, of Pun rHeo, wl,one wif and jm , MT,,11H , wagi'H of IIh u-
Itavmcind noddn, th niuluito, wlthiNKnied lahnrern by 10 per cent, mid
Whom idi eloped, nro held In the rityjth oifering of the common Mock to
jku rrr, i expected to reacn Mill ,,,, doyen oil lhl i.tniH-Milirlnir
4Hr iai mm niieriioon. vvt'coriiing i ai d
to dtaternent made by Mr. Hood io- Th(', ,.orpoi atlon'H financial poHltlmi
any, rho Will decline to return to her ninv I,.. Indued from I lie fait thai it
hUHhand If given the opportunity and
he continue to awn that tlie clope
rnent wan her plan mid took place at
her requeMf. Hie hiivh Mie provided all
th fund for the Journey and bought
tho cloihing HcmIiIh luiiin luo hhjs
they camo to Halt I.ul;e In it day
coach and did not ppeuk to each other
on th trip. Her ueiuuiti!aiic with
Iiodda hettun when nho wan employed
by her purenta before her marriage,
nd wan renewed when he wa em
ployed n a ihaufri iir by her hfikbund
Ot Kan Plegn.
Iron Ibme, nprrlal InveMlgulor for
the dc-partment of JuMlce, Ik looking
Into th cam1 to determine) whether the
elopement CoiiMliiili violation of the
Mann lo t, but him net announced Iiih
CoiKiuBlonn '
the thirty-fit" to forty. five rnll' H an hour,
be Judg. d. After the Miuihh he Haw
Walsh : 1'i.p'ilng with the Hpeeelomi'
( i. ! h. Id, but he dl 1 ii"t know
ct.ier .1 had been ai t hack. r roni
line (''i fHiiii; to mi' Million ine Hpi'cei-
oioi t v regiidered tweiity-thii c mile'
.an the maximum apced,
Sn Walsh AhiiHol Illni.
I TliompHi n Haul h had Hottlngir'a
V o rd tin I he had be en di Inking the
day the., hud the "f iihh " They met
, em ihe Man way. Ilottlnger w in
; I'boklfir lum and he "Mni'k" hlH-.teeih
Into llottinge t h Jaw "a little bit." He'
heiuied Chief Klein wiih in hiH of
'. t Ice fit th time, He and Jlottlncer
were nepai-.tted rind went upMiilrn.
i.ul!iii- inc. ciuei Klein at ine top. ue
iMlid he did not make any Htatem. nt
to th,' i l.ler and wiih not linked lot'
iitiv. He mill lloltlnger nhook handx.
WANTEtV- CTB
kI offlra
eiittua rtai t th Juiir-
ALMOST F1IITED
ST
WHILE
1
And Suffered Dreadfully From
Headache, Backache, and
Dizziness. Says Now
That Women Are Fool
ish to Suffer and
Tells Why.
New August, Minn In relating
lier exp-ri.ii,-o, 111 Jrrr.c !!. Craft,
nf thin town, aaya: "1 have been trou
bled for a right amart while with fe
male weaknen. I wa Irre gular . . .
and waa down In bed about all the
ttn-.a. I had fhllla and fever with
th troubb-H for at b ast a year, and
a great deal of dizidncKi, headache and
backache.
When I waa Mi k at each month, I
had to atay In bed ail the time. In.
cauMi my back would ache and m
l,el woulj aw mi no that I would al
ni"at faint If I atuod n my feet.
I endured thig for about Hire,, yriiis.)
Finally, I began lii doctor with a doe-j
Icr. H did not help me mii'h. The n i
h re-eomtnended Curdul, and 1 began
to take It. I took about one bottle
fend felt much bettor. 1 hae taken a
whole lot now, and feel Jum all right.
I hav no backache, headache, 4,r di-i
tinfaa now. j
I think women are f.vollhh to auffer:
when they can take an heloful a n-m-i
rdy OB Cardui, and I aurely praUn It to
-very one.''
If you auffer from any of the ail -merit
fotnmon to onien, why not
el Cardui a trial?
Pueh earnest atatementa ai the
above apeak for themw !vi . and , we
rcfclve thousanda of similar oium
every year.
Your druggist aella Cardui. Oct a
bottle today. Full dircctiona In tie-ry
pack age.
now liii-e i null In the biinkn iinioiinling
to 10..,()Imi,iiiiO, while Iih nurpluH fur;
the. lant (iiarti r of lie IS umoiintH toj
more than I;'3,nii0,iii)0 an aguliiHt a '
deficit of .j,ti(iil.iMU) In thii ouTOipond-:
ing i Hurt 1 1- of the pri'VloiiH year. i
llarnltigx Slieiw dig Icier cum',
In detail the report for the lant!
'Illurter of IS ft nhowte total earniiign!
of $.r.l,2:t."l2,7tS, bet income of MO.-,
Kf.3,113 ami nurpluH of i::i.;ioo.t;:iL'.
Tin nn, flgiiltNi e oiiipale Willi total
eiiiiilnga of f3S.ilO.U44, net Income of
t.:ii,tH.'i.7iu and HurpliiH of i h,d;i7,: 1 1
at the end of the itiaitcr Immediately
prece -el Int. i
Total earning for 1 ii 1 5 were 13",
.ir,l,L'!', compared with f s I . T 4 5 . 5 1 ! in
IIIH. On thi banH of rellirim for the
hint iiuailer of dir., mid with oribun
already In hand. It In believed the
nteel coi poratlon'H earnlngH for lSUtt
will run Into unpreci dented figurcH.
In the fourth eiuiirtir of fill, when
e'omilion (llvlilendH were altogetlpr
niiHpended, total earnlngH were otily
f 1 70 and net Income $fi,S15.-
25S after chmgiH ami ih preclat Ioiih
iimoiuitlng to H.i.Me.aiili hail been
made,, for the lant rpinrter of I Si 15,
chargea and ileprecbitionH, together
with other appropriation. amounting
to about $ ln,:iMi,iniu were made, iIch
plte which the tu t Iih oiih h Ih larger
bv over 600 per cent than at the clone
of 1UI.
Twi'h Million IhshurM'd.
The outlay Involvi'd In the dlMbtirse
menl of the I'Miiiniiill dividend
iiiuounln to J9, SMI. 71, which, with
the regular eiuaitellv dividend of
1 H-l per I'ent on the preferred Muck,
iiiaUi'tj a total diilib'ud diKtrlbiillon
f..r the iiuarter of 1 1 '.' , ti S , 7 (i I .
The month!)- ret urim for the fourth
'(nutter, Hhow that .Nov iinhir'n e-ain-
iligM of $17.7lii).;!lU were only
.iii;f larier than llm'o of ticloher but
i liei ember'a total of $ 1 K.4 1 0 (I J 4 e x
. -eeded N'oveinbel 'H bV i .'H.7 I 4. It U
j iiinb'i hi oo, that the' current mouth
will exceed the output and conne
i'luoiitlv the financial retiiins of lant
i I lei einbet ,
j l ulled St.iti-H Steel common wan the'
iill-pervadilig teal lire of Ihe Mock
'market with an overturn of about
l;;!, "en .har'", or more than onc
; uiiii rtc-r of the day'n. total op. r. ileum.
Steel iiiciled at ll "ilbstiildial advance
iiVit the previous day h clom'. made a
j maximum iiiot.ilbm of .' 1-.' and
ilunid ut 't'j, a net gain of a full
point .
I Kollowiii
itiient of the iUarti'rlv nt lit I'lilt 111 , ludn
t high an X ere made for the Muck
Jul private nab', presuma bly by aoiile
! belated bearn.
Then Walnh caniei in,
everything ho leiuld
Thoinpn'ii ,ild. Chief
told V'.th-h le "IiiihIi"
"named me
think of,"
KI'dn lucre!;,'
and did not
make l tn unit, acciirding In Thomp
Hon, lie aeltially believed WiiIm.'i
kept lot- tirade; up for thirty liiiuuli.s.
lie nuid al'di tiilked loud.
Sas lEeeel Wan Hiliiklng.
Thoinpnon mild that once, previous
to bin encounter with Ilottlnger,
Walsh tbieati'ind to hit him on the
head with u hummer. He- overlooked
that, he naid, becaune he knew "Wuli-h
hud a nlaiid-in and he wante d to bold
bin Job."
T 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 iM' 1 1 nald he look care of
Chief KIcln'M little' red car and re
pleninhi'd the Hiipply of ganullne every
three er four dan, pouring in five
KiiHoUh at a time.
W. J, Uee-d, another ex-f itemail,
waa a drinker, according to Thonipnon,
However Hei'il did not drink at the
higbluiulH Million until the day of the
lorrl accident, he nald. On that day
lie knew Hei'd had been drinking the
minute he net eye upon him, In' nald.
That wan JuM before 0 P. in., when
Thomp'on entered the Million. JuM
after the engine had been "turned
over" al t! it. m., the alarm came
from the I'ud block on South
Htieet. and away tiny went.
Saw l,lciior in I'llvato loe keT.
Thompson'.-, duly waa to iIiik the
engine boll and to "lead off." He
rang the hell until he hi'urd rome one
hollow, end t lit Hk I UK It wan time to
"lead off," he turned the' rope e'vi r
to Waller I'lvnn and reached for the
wrench, be testified. Then the nllock
e'ii mo and Thompson found himself In
the' hone basket on top of the engine'.
He wan ml e-i Tomtetl about the lire
on Kant llazelillne avenue, nlnilt
which l.iiiitenuiit Uennin testified
Monday night He' said the engine
ran paM one hydrant and had to go
back to allot her.
Ah to drinking at the depart incnt,
Thompson told of oiu time, the fire
men bad ii ' little drink." He naw
li'inoi In private locker at the low
lands Hlalboi nevcral limes. Three or
four uaaits were there the' lant time
be saw them, he said. They were' In
a I'tivate locker to which Chief Klein
and c'ai taln Fred Itunnell had the key.
Te'MlfU-s Vhetiil Aevlele'llt.
Thompson testified that Lieutenant
Towcis, foi no iiv of the department,
was drinking at the fire at the Komero
building, First street and l ad avenue
idmltti'd testifying at the former time
that he saw Heed turning the wheel
been iaround but the machine would not
I "pick up" and kept sliding clown the
tho water.
Ilocil Not ruder Influence'.
Couiihi'I for chief Klein rend an
other iiuestion from the trnnHciipt of
the Inciui'tit. It was whether Heed
seemed to be. under the Influe-nce of
Intoxle'untu when he entered the high
lands Htntion the night of tho Iorrin
accident. Iiennlnj corroborated his
annwer, given at the imuust, that he
did not.
The Judge read further from the
traimctipt that Dennis, just before the
crash, had hold of the He nri hliglit
looking for the No. of the hounen and
did not know whether Heed was whin
ing gears at that instani.
lieiinlH said the e i in ii i in linked of
him Monday nit-lit, at the Klein hear
ing, waa what had happened before
the engine reacheel the nlandpipe, pre-;
mimably to explain there win no con
tradiction in hit testimony upon the
different. occi'HioiiH.
AiinwiTing a eiuention put by Sir.
Venable, Dennis said he had told
lleed on the way to the fire to "watch;
out or we ll hit Unit wagon. Keen
was driving clone to the curb, he ku id.
Judge lleacock asked, him whether
he had not said at the iii'iuest when
the engine reached ITa.eldine avenue,
on Kditlt ntree-t. Heed started to turn
it to "I'Uteh tho middle of the street."
He naid he had.
"Well ruder Way'
K. l T.ippitt. B15 South High, was
neU on the Maud. He knew Hood
"eiulte u long time." Whi'ti asked
whether he had seen him intoxicated.
hiH annwe r wn that he had observed
him "pretty fairly that, way." He
met Heed on the Vlreet about 4
o'clock in the afternoon of the day
that the DortlH child waa killed. When
Heed turned hl face toward him he
got a "pretty good whlif of whiskey,"
he said.
Mr. l.ippitt guessed he had known
! Chief Klein since the latter entered
Ihe department. Mr. Hlppilt ban
seen service in me iignung nuosi-u,
but not hi'ie. He joined the l'itts
burgh, I'a., department in ! still, re
mained there three years and then
we nt, to Altoona, I'a., where he wuh In
j service twenty years. i
I Asked whi ther he connideTod Chie f I
I Klein competent, h pawed the opin- .
Ion that he was n good worker at a
fire, but wild he did not consider him
a good leader. II,. nald the chief had
bi'come excited ut a fire, and cut his
band. j
ein cross-examination. Judge llea
cock wanted to know how obi Mr. I
i l.ippitt was. Ho is nearly "'I year)-,
i Mr. l.ippitt enir-Mioncd the w isdom of
j throw ing water with the w ind and not
ngalnnt it. referring to tho fighting
Mr. M.mn urged no particular pre
paredness plan. He nub! he favored
a .standing army of 2.10,000 or 300,000
or even half a million men. better
coast defoiiHi'H and "a navy which will
lie able to elefend uh on the sen. He
promlsi'd to go into these details at
greater length later.
"I think We ought to provide these
great force's," tald he In pleading for
a non-partisan view of the question,
"that Ih ought to be cotisldi'red an
emergency matter, entirely apart from
Ihe ordinary routine or expense of
government, wit hunt regard to parti
sanship or partv line-c.
Tmichlnir 'n th cost, -Mr. Mann said
it would be millions now, but better
that than millions, later.
V MOetNINA JOURNAL SPECIAL Li A BED WOtr
London, Jan. i" t S : S r. p. m.)ln
anticipation of tomorrow's important
debate in the house of commons on
tho blockade eiuention Hie Hritish
government today issued a gtatemeni
challenging and refuting statistics re
cently published in the Dally Mail and
the .Morning Host coiiooi ning' the1
hugely Increased Imports of the neu
tral e-onntries ef Holland and Se-an-elinnvi.i
since the- beginning of the
war.
The statement is confined to mi-
mid detailed figures covering all
ground dealt with by the Daily,
Mail and the- Morning-tl'ost for the I
purpose of showing numerous case s i
in which errors have crept into the';
figures or certain circumstance's fn
r.ored, all of which tend to the great
inflalioii of Hie figures as gfveu by
these journals.
l'.e.vc.nd thlH no attempt has been
made to draw any conclusions from
Ihe figures given; neither is there' a
hint of any change in the government
policy. In fact, despite very decided
expressions of opinion heard on hiany
sides that the government may de
e Ide t,, declare an actual tdockake
nothing of it Is known and it is re
garded still possible that the govern
ment may only determine to tighten
the existing system of controlling
cargoes likely to reach countries nt
War with the entente powers.
Goiden Rule
Dry Goods
Co.'s
Mopped him, he said. Walsh spoke'
abusively Just 1 few minutes, ho said.
j The naniCH he c illcd Thompson were
i "bad enough" and he talked pretty
loud, according to Huxley.
I ( in-crciss-i xumiiiatioii, Huxley said
Iliad heard of fire department drills
at Second stri el and Copper avenue
I hut they were held before he was
I appointed.
I Adjournment was taken at 10:30
jo'clock. Mr. Venable had not com
I pleti d the prosec tition. He stili has
four witnesses to cull. The hearing
j will bp continued al 7:30 o'clock to-
night. The council room W in crowded
land some of the audlenco sat in the
hall.
Miss laiecro Itcliii'iis.
Santa Fe, Jan. 25. Miss Aurora
I.ucere has returned from Washing
ton, D. C, vvhiTO she was one of the
Interpreters of tlie I'an-American
Sclent if if congress. She went an I'.'.r
north us lb ston and then on to Chi
cago, where she. was with her father.
Secretary of State Antonio I.ucero.
who is rapidly recovering from his
operation and expects to return in
about two week.
I Great
I l aft I
iCIearasice
YUAN SHI KAI WANTS
IN ON PEACE COUNCIL
I'av
The-
Milling ( e.tiituii,v
I ienv. r. Jan. ; V
of the Vlndbator Cm
Muiliig compaiiv, mail
l.o
the i
eit 1.
the dividend iinnoiin.'c-! Walsh wax n. nt home with the high
lands company, he Halo. Ankt'd wn,
he .Marled liv naylng that he "sup
posed" but Judge Heae'oi k Interrupted
with an objection, Thompson hlni
nedf took a drink with I'owcrs that
morning In a mi hunt. "Nothing would
do but be ','ould," he aaid.
On cronn-exa initiation, Thompson
I could Hut nu what the Hlieed of the
engine was when Walsh Malted to
I make the turn at Second stree t and
(Central avenue. The netigine slowed
down, lie said, however, that making
'u nh"rt turn threw the tire off. Once
j Walsh was elnviiig the machine too
fiM to make th, turn and went on
Past Second nlre'e't, he nald. He ael-
tuilted that WuihIi was removed us
I drive l on the second el.iv after th
Hiv htemW.
annual re-port
ululated Cold
I to mo, khold-
ein today, shown a profit of ( 1 , ii .". . K tl 3
for the flsiiil y.-ar ending Di'i.-mber
31 I !!'., after pa.vini, t';u3,7i4 for
l of operation, salaries, taxes and
tiitncedlaneotis enp. nsi p. A total of
lrnuui was puii! out in dividends.
Slroiig iH-iiiaud for Wmd.
ndoii, Jan. 2.V The otferingK at I
a-oed am thin nab s today amount-
"t.iiiui babn. There was strum;
llrlll.illil end 'lici-H realized Wete the
best i.f (he n ru n Va lerian ni'uured
tM.ld at 3s 4.1 and givav crosf-hre-ds
at l led A inert. -a m bought a few
greasv merinos.
Vnt IdKb rreol mit' Or h
twilrf irmel .if IV1I.U' Make UM uf III
mil c. lume.a of Hi J..uenat.
;me i.m into tlie curbi'ig.
Wal-li lb movi-d as Driver.
l.etitnlf.i- .,mf, ri.n h, li,i wltneHsed here
William Hines. South Frond-
way, chief id' the Santa Fe nficps de
partment, was examined about the
I car sheds fire at the shops December
S, 11114. Chicr Klein came to him
in little while after he got to tlie fire
and asked him if he had miy hose to
j spare. He told Kh ln there was
souio at tne nose bouse. lie neiuo
that the' city fil'' iligilii' was outside'
the fence. He said the city firemen
"ilid all right" In the way id" helping
extinguish the fire after tlbv got
water on the flumes.
The Sallta Fe shops chief said the
city firemen wet the cornices of the;
planing mill afte r they were ab(. to
turn a stream on. Me naul the city
firemen were' not supposed I" come
on the' first alarm. About fillein
minutes elapsed belweun the first
aiiil second alarms mid from ten to
fifteen minutes between Ihe time uf
the see ond alarm and Chief Kle in's
coming to him. He did not know at
what time the' line',; arrived.
Dr. Charles A. filer, eleiitl'-t, whose'
offices are in th, N. T. Arnilio build
ing. Second Mr-el and Central avenue,
heard a commot'oii outside' when the
central station engine rain into the.
curbing Fining to the window, he' saw
a tire roll a. ron the ntreet. He did
not nee the engine turn Hi' corner.
e if course, It w as n
pain or It would n
tire, he aibb d. He started to tell
about writing a petition to th.. council,
hut Judge' Heaeiik interrupted with;
an obj' I'tioti, saving tile petition was
the best ev ideiu i-. j
sIks;-!! ef i:nglni. j
J. Lew is Clark testified about the i
same accnli'ii! He
the nouiluunt cornel
and Central noiun',
gitie nt'irted to make
have been traveling
mile clip, he said
Herbert Huxh-v, fir
jlral .elation, said he
e x e-rience. mat be
Y MORNtsa JOUHSAL SPECIAL LIA(D WIHBl
Washington, Jan. a. h iffii lal in
formation has reached Washington
indicating' that realization that he
might lie excluded from tho peace
councils at the c lose of the Furopean
war was the prevailing feature in
Yuan Shi Kul's decision to postpone
his assumption to the throne of
China.
Kcports from Hi king and Tokio al
ready hnel made It evident that the
combined pressure of the allies upou
Yuan Shl Kal to induce him to re
frain from making radical govern
ment changes during the war was be
ginning to tell upon the Chinese pres
ident. On th other ground that
revolutionary movements almost cer
tain to follow' thii change might ser
iously affec t China's foreign relations,
Yuan Shl Kal was informed that the
allies at least would be better pleased
if the execution of his program was
deferred.
Moreover, it has been intimated
that as the allies would refuse to
recognize the projected imperial gov
erntnint and the republic meanwhile
would have disappeared, China could
claim no representation in the peace
conference which would end the war.
And without a voice in the ' peace
councils, China would not be In a
position to demand and arrange for
tile recession of the important posses
sion of Kiaochau which Japan wrest
ed from Ih rmany under a conditional
pledge to restore to China.
GUILD GETS SICK
CROSS, FEVERISH
E CONSTIPATED
Thursday, at
9 a. m.
Wonderful New
Skirt Values
100
"California Syrup of Figs"
can't harm tender stom
ach or bowels,
SAMPLE SKIRTS
RECEIVED. ALL
STYLES, GENUINE
BARGAINS.
JUST
NEW
TEXAS BREWERS PAID
VOTERS' POLL TAXES
A laxative today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Children simplv will not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels, which become clogged up with
waste, liver gets sluggish; stomach
sour.
Look at the tongue, mother! If
coated, or your child Is listless, cross,
feverish, breath bad, restless, doesn't
eat heartily, full of cold or has sore
throat or any other children's ailment,
give a teaspoonful of "California Syrup
of Figs," then don't worry, because it
is perfectly harmless, and In a few
hours all this constipation poison, sour
bile and fermenting waste will gently
move out of the bowels, and you have
a well, playful child again. A thor
ough "inside cleansing" Is oftitnes all
that Is necessary. It should be thij
Au.-iL W en Liiit-i i l Kitru 01 ttfiy ml ivju.,s.
Ileware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a 50-cctit bottle
;of "California Syrup of Figs," which
lhas full directions for babies, children
of all ages and for grown-ups plainly
iprintod on the bottle. Look carefully
and see that It Is made by the "Cali-
.fornia Fig Syrup Company."
V MOMNINa JOUMHAL aflClAL LIAStO WOtll
Sulphur Springs, Tex.. Jan. US.
over objections of the defense in the
case, of six Texas brewers charged
with violation of the Texae anti-trust
(law, the state today intruduce-d intoi
the court records numerous Idlers
extracts of letters and documents!
which it assorted would tend to up-1
hold Its allegation thai the cj"fendants
paid the poll taxes of many persons j
throughout the state in 1HH so that
they might Vote at tlie succeeding
election.
' The defense objected to Introduc
tion of such letter: on the ground that
they were written bet'oii; the passage
of the law in lHO.t, making it a penal
offenne to pay poll taxes for persons
qualified to vote. In reply. Attorney
t goiiu' it r., snails eieiii'i'al Looncv replied that tlie law
t have thrown tin always had forbidden corporations to
us - their assets for any other purpose
than that granted in their charters.
Judge William I'ierson, presiding,
overruled the' objection.
YAH I S AltK SO f.'KKAT
IN Oil! SI'FCIW, S.; of
1I51M--S J II t ItSI) Y. WAISTS
IMIDAV AM) ITTHCOAIN
SVI t KDAY. I HAT Till: CASH
i:i:i ntFMFxr cawot hi:
M-rr ASIHK a v v csi:.
Will IIII K Vtll' HAVF. Y
ACCOFNT AT THK (.OI IH
itri i: on or. ii i:si; no
NOT Slv TO HUD THI.SK
M'FCIXI. SI.K . UM i :TS
CD VHt.l 1).
IT MI ST in: t SH WITH
V FKY I'l l! II ASF.
t.oi if Ki l l-: nitY t.oons
('(Dil'AW,
was Manning m
of Second street
Itefore the i-n-the
turn It must
at a twenty-five
American lY'-amer lYcod.
Seattle. Wash., Jan. 25. A letter.
writte n in Kdinbutgh castle by Dr. I
Walte
STOP CATARRH! OPEN !
NOSTRILS AND HEAD j
4 ftars tream Applied in Nostrils
I Kelieves Head-Colds at Once. f
If your nostrils are clogged and
When Chief Kbin darned what had
happened a' Ihe curlier. Kbin fined
Iim' ltohin.-on j ami told him t' take
the plaee un driver, according to
Thoinpnon. He dul ii"t know why
UobiiiHon wan fined.
Thompson aid the time thev had
a di Ink at the toation was aft r the )
j drilled and had received no instruc-1
Items as to tlie use of ropes, ladders
or th- location uf fire hydrant, lie
tentifli'd to the fight between lieorge
Hottinger and Cal Thonipnon, both
firemen, in the Central Malioii. llux
lev was ret :t fireman ut that tune.
Walsh, who cam,. n after the acrap,
abused Thompson and Chetf KKln
er tiettnorn. ol Seattle, w no your m an is ntulfed and vou can't
was taken from a passenger ship and breathe freely because of a cold or
imprisoned while he was on the way catarrh, just get a small bottle of Fly's
to join the Herman He. I Cross, has Cream Halm at any drug store?. Apolv
jin'cn re i 'i i Veil nere. i er. e , .'11110111 1 a iiuic 01 tins tra grant, antis-ptic
'man rt the -en- wrote that he had been well treated j cream into your nostrils and let it
had net previous and expected to he released soc n, ; penetrate through every air imssaae of
had not bee'ii when be would proeeeel to Herman) . your head, soothing and healin" the
1 inflamed, swollen mucous membrane
and Vou get instant relief.
Ah! how good it feels. Your nos
trils ar,. open, your head is clear, no
more hawking, .snuffling, blowing: 110
more headache, dryness or struggling
for breath. Fly's Cream Halm is lust
what suffereig from bead colls and,
catarrh need. It's a delight,
To Prcienl The .rip
When vou feel a cold 1 oming on. stop
it by taking I.AXAT1YF. HHOMO
QF1X1NK and Ihus keep the system
In condition to prevent the UKIH.
There In onlv one "HROMO JFI
XI XK " K. W. OHOVH'S signature 011
iox. 25c.
SKIRTS
Of all-wool poplin, in
navy and black. Well
tailored and trimmed with
buttons. All regular sizes
to be had. A $5 value;
sale price
$2.95
SKIRTS OF ALL WOOL,
D0U3LE WARP
AMOSKEAG
SERGE
in navy and black, trim
med with buttons and fin
ished at waist with belt.
All regular sizes to be
had. A good value at
$3.75; sale price
$2.45
SKIRTS OF STRIPED I
GRAY WOOL
MIXTURE
Well tailored and trim
med with buttons; all
regular sizes to be had.
A good vaiue at $2.50;
sale price
$1.39
THE HOUR-
Thursday, at
9 a. m.
e