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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

UNFURNlSHED.
iS /. ssi. 81 .ssss 81 1917 N. r.; p 1000
osss :, q HS?Sss ssusis eo1 me 's's
sSss IS .s;s T.: :, ss 8:
~ sToNELEIGH COURT.
A few very desirable apartments now vacant
fro" 50 Gh Il . oIYMF PH9i 18th and Euclid
Very desirable apartments: 8 rooms and hath
ROOMS f fHa Sa'h ro sS 81 sn s. r. month
FREE RENT LIST; .,o.,
- ih n. i. NOSES S.SNs.
AND nth SIS
FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR sALE-I4TH STREET BUSINESS rR0r-
er,y; rent, $500 per 81, mo; price for 1 quick sale
ALExHNDER & sHiNN. iI25 l4th st. NV.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALEmNEAR 18TH AND SITS.
So. 100 a year strictly frst-ciass modern
building. Good lot to wide alley.
FOR sALE-l4TH ST.
VERY CHOICE
Price. sii,15o renting for SIS n,en.h:
SIDE OF STREET.
o' MoDERN BUSINESS BufLpING' Nc
LEASED TO ONE TENANT.
FOR sALE-I4TH ST. CORNER
PRICE, SIS. 900.
Rents S245 a month. A modern building; lot
FOR sALE-so4 nth ST. NV.
inf fha NJ T.. LAT
proved by s-.tory building. This well-located
property can be purchased at a very reason.
able figure. Exclusive agents.
FOR SALE
feet front on eth st. bargain at $4,000.
FOR SALE
Cheap at $4,000. Valuable for business.
FOR sALE-A PROMINENT CORNER ON
Price, $4,000. Renting for $500.
FOR sALE-sso. oco
Leased $500 a year. New building near
18th and G..
FOR sALE-9TH ST CORNER
$4,000 Renting for s122 month; 81 feet
on 9th ST.; one Of the best propositions ever
offered on this street
FOR sALE-14TH ST. NEAR s.
Store property. Lot, 241l2o, to wide alley;
FOR sALE-14TH ST. NEAR Q.
One OF the best-looking properties the
lot ss aosiac. priee sisce Th:s is iess than
the property cost ten years sgo.
FOR sALE-CHEAP CORNER.
Price. S12. 500; leased for S1,l0o a year.
Strictly modern.
FOR sALE-PA. AVE. NV.
Price. $500; renting Tor seS month.
Lot, 1s,1l7.
COR sALE-SPLENDID INCOME.
Price, $1,000; renting for 500 month.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-sToRE AND APARTMENT
above: best section Of the northwest. car
lire. west Of 14th. Rent, $50 month. Price,
5000.
FOR sALE-vALUABIE BUSINESS PROP
erty Ola 14th ST. north Of T.; three-etcry
alley. Price. s6,75O. Worth s1o.ON.
BOSS & PHELPS uncl. 80 14th NV.
PAYS &c NET.
Leased TO one tenant: near 18th and g SITS !:
new business building 70, be erected adjoining.
18th ST BARGAIN.
NEAR BOSTON HOUSE.
$3.50; leased at $500 a gear; good.
aTH ST. PROPERTY
$4,000; renting for $l22 a month; very wide
ST.. WEST OF sTH.
At a very reasonable price: fine appearing
building. over 1000 square feet.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1s.2 New York ave.
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1907 i
p1S 23d. 1Or.b ami. 5000
1928 y. 1Gr, b.ainiJO.7I
2313 Pa av, Tor, h. ~. 90
1927 10Th, 9r. b, auIii2.G3
INA 18th. l0r, 10. lat35.75
2 23;22J Pa av. Tor. b.35.Gj
1910 Pa ay.9r. b. 3.S5
23l7 Pa av. Or. b.33.S
800 23d. Sr, b.arli.32. -
2121 r. 10r, b.lat.3O.50
22l3 l., lar, b. :. $50
932 23d. Or, b. $50
SO7 22d. Or. b. lat.21.6o
1906 Kingm'n, Or. b. $3.50
Gle 21st, Or. b. 25.5o
30S c ne. Sr. b, lat .25. 30
1908 Oath. Or. b.25.50
252O X. Or. b, lat. 100
1924 CamD'ge.9r. b23.50
22o3 II, Or, b. 3. .1s.oO
22'4 ], 6r, b. -. 1850
1905 4th sc. Or. b. 1870
$50 + Sc, Or, ". 1850
S1a 20th, Jr, ". 1870
1918 X. ar. w. ..13.0
100 10Th ne. or. b. 1880
1879 ii ne, t;r, w. 1870
APARTMENTS.
1890 Pa. av, Sd Il,
6r, b. $50
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l1Gl22 Quincy ne.
H, b. 80. 50
41l2 Ches'ke, 9r.b.30.5O
6l3 r Or On ri Or, b3O. 90
2l3O II NV, ST. b.27.5O
1881 $ G v.6r. b25.3 80
lob Fairmont. Or. brio
II 18th ne. 6r, b. ...2o.5O
1915 5 NV, 6r, b..25.0 90
W. II ne, Sr, b. .""2.i0
81 Defrees. Sr. ...20.m
1910 6 Sc, Or. b. 1850
S2a 10th Sc, 1r.b. 1850
u Myrtle he. Or, b.17.OO
% NJ sw, Or. ..l2.0
50 NJ sw. 6r. .12.OO
STABLES 4 GARAGES
Rear 2G23 G. 49,. 49, 90
Rear 236S University
pl. z sty, b L. k...1O.O0
13A1 w, shops. 1000
FLATS.
1913 14th NV, Or, b2S. 90
3 S ne, Or, b. 90
SU12 q NV. Or. b.22.50
2J1I 18th, Or. b. .2l.JO
STORES.
1872 14th NV, store
room, 2 ifs. III 90
houses and apartments.
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FOR RENI-BY JORDAN \ CO. .INC:).
Eldridge z. Jordan. Bert T. Amos.
l4l9 Fl at. NV.
UNFURNISHED.
1852 Monroe .6r. b$5.GO 1874 Ore av. 10r b. 80. 80
400 1r, b. .22.aO 1906 18th nv, Sr. b. so. 90
6l9 Quincy. Or. 81 30 1901 Wis av. Tor. b45. 90
1850 willard. ST.. bS7 so go: Wis az, Sr b 81. 80
1919 Riggs. 10r,b .37.o6 S23 NJ, 5r...... -. 30
1850 Ore av, Tor, b. $50
APARTMENTS.
Heat and ;anitor service.
The Seneca. G27 NV. 1906 G NV. bachelor
-, h. back apt.22.J0 apt. Sr. b. 35. 90
6r L.......... 5000 6r b.......... 81. 80
The Alton. 2o1G r. Or. b.......... 80
II. b.. ..OOO
APARTMENTS.
Heat not furnished.
1874 Monroe NV, rooms, bath. 80
1923 Dumbarton ave, rooms and bath. 2o.50
22l7 st. NV, rooms and bath %. so
LOT 18Th me-, ) rooms and bath. ......... $50
COLORED TENANTS.
zoos Sher. ave-, rooms and bath. 1900
1859 Church st. NV. rooms and bath. 1870
STORES.
'0S sod 1s'9 sso stee @ rs
Or apt. ......... 1900 20Is Ga av. feed
SO7 18th. ........ 1000 store. coal yard.5O %
OFFICES.
Heat. light ard janitor service.
5o5 g NV. No IA $50 1906 G.......... .2b.oO
ZOE 9Th NV. 49,. $500
STABLE.
Stable. Greens alley. bet. 18th and 14th
L.
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FOR RENT-COLORED TENANTS.
Brand new. rooms and tile bath, So. so;
rooms and tile bath. $3.50. These houses
are newly papered; convenient to lines;
24th and f SITS NV. Nos. $50 to $40 Gath st.
e. F. SAUL CO., 7th and L SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-13

FOR SALE
Ten rooms aud bath: close 10 bust
hess section.
5000.
w II. WALKER, 12e 10th ST. NV.
Chevy Chase. new home; screens;
shades; Us feet front; gas and cleo
tricity; sleeping porch; most attrac-
tive design.
$1,000
W. II. WALKER, 129 18th st. NV.
Close to 14th and Rhode Island ave.
Ten rooms and bath; 2-story brick
stable, fronting 46 II. on soft. alley.
Greatly reduced TO close estate. Small
amount OF cash necessary.
". II. WALKER. 30 18th sc. NV.
Beautiful location, Washington Hg.s.
IL rooms. baths Thoroughly mod
ern. Out-of-town owner VIII sacri-
fee.
". Ii. WALKER, 129 18th st. n.w.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
FREE RENT LIST.
u LEADING AGENTS. BOOKLET FORM.
W. b. MOSES 4 SONS.
AND 11TH SITS.
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1917 Duncan ne. 4r, b13.D
224 Ana rd.6r,h. 1890
icG 18th 50. Ar. 1859
FOR COLORED.
III NJ av sc.7r.bi1.5o
i43, Duncan. Or. h. 1880
Fiat 2f22 18th nw.l6.OO
1913 I'd ne. 6r,w. 1850
ga Gordon av. 1880
c531 = NV, Or. $50
1854 CoOksey pl, 4r.S.5O
= \ Champ pl, 4r. $50
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
FOR T-D.D.THOMPSON & co. Iaa5 n ~

tOR RENI-D.D HON
212 Ind av.1Or, b. ST. 80
1907 Corn nw,1lr.35.SO
ass 4th ne. Or, b.. $3.50
Flat. I'LL NJ nw.32.30
SIP G ne. Or. b. $3.50
1865 z ne. CIR, b. 20 80
zoos 9Th ne. Or. b. 90. 80
So Tenn av ne.6r, b1S.50
1880 Rosedale. Or. b. 16. 50
1881 Sd sw,Sr.b. 10 Oh
Flat, Is Grant pl. 1890
622 L Sc. Or. ". .14.OO
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FOR RENT
JOHN I. DONOHOE & SONS.
REAL ESTATE BROKER
ga Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
We do we say.
GET
OUR
RENT
LIST
We have the property to suit you for any
purpose. In order to get prospective tenants
settled before the holidays will recommend
to all OF property for rent in our
charge to begin rent JANUARY ], and do
necessary repairs at once. We know We can
give you better proposition in house than
you are getting.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-13

FOR RENT-Ii21 AND 1923 ST. NV;
drst-class boarding. house; best loca ton in the
city: successfully conducted more than 20
Rent. $125 per month each. HORATIO n.
TAPIIN. l419 G st. NV.
FOR RENT-lO ROOMS; TWO FINE BATH
rooms: hot-water heat; one floor can be rented
10 almost pay entire rent: newly papered and
painted throughout 1909 18th St: rent, $50. 80.
SIMPSON CO. 14l9 II st. NV.
FOR RENT-424 4TH ST. Sc. $25; 2-STORY
brick; 4 rooms cellar; ami; newly papcred: :
facing park: cars pass corner. Inquire 4J2
SC. or NJ. J. HUNT. 1909 + st. NV.
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tOh REM
l34l N. II. ave. NV, rooms and bath SIS 80
1915 NV. l2r.. 3D., furnace heat. :. is 90
1862 Columbia I'd, 10 rooms and bath. so. u
1850 FairmoDt st. NV, 12r. and bath. So IS
1872 q NV, Tor. and b.. latrobe heat. As IS
2721 Ont. I'd. NV. 10r., b.. steam heat. IS. 10
2il3 Ont. rd.. Or., b., steam heat. 800. 45.73
1872 Hopkins st. DIV. l1r. and bath. -. lis
80, Sd NV. 10 rooms and ba .... 81. so
2ol7 10th ST., Or. and b., steam heat. . IS. Is
1861 Corcoran ST. NV, rooms and bath 35. so
1903 NV, rooms and bath. ........ IS 50
1882 7 st. NV. rooms and bat $500. 80 80
7l6 p.e.. 10 rooms and bath ......... 30. so
36l9 10th st. NV, rooms and bath. -. $50
l35 st.. g rooms and bath. ........... 27.5O
1851 9th NV, rooms and bath. ...... 25 so
442 Sd st. me-, rooms and bath. 800. 1880
1O2 st. NV. rooms and bath. ...... 20 so
$40 18th st. ne, rooms and bath. % so
423 18th st. s.e., 6 rooms and bath. -. 1850
2423 st. NV. rooms and ba 1850
1908 NV, rooms and bath. ........ 1880
1918 10Th NV, rooms. ............... 1880
Il3 zAtn NV. rooms. 1880
2O24 18th Ut. NV, rooms. ........... $50
STORE.
Dos q st. NV. (McGill bldg). ......... 90
OFFICES.
Wash. Loan and Trust bldg, desirable suites
McGill bldg, desirable suite.
WAREHOUSES.
THE wAsHiNGTON loan AND TRUST CON.
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
FOR RENr-34 ST. NE. cTO COLORED TEN
anti; IL rooms and bath; newly Iapered: suit.
able for rooming house; rent 5000 Apply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-13

FOR RENT-34 ST. NE. rrO COLORED TIN
anti; II rooms and bath; newly papered; suit.
able for roOming house; rent, 5000. Apply
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FOR RENT-FREE TILL JAN. TEN ROOM
house: water on every floor; newly decorated
excellent room renting hcnse or home: good To-
cation. 142G 11th st. nv. Particulars phone
y. 45SS. ja7"
FOR RENT-1I11 L ST. NV: SIR. AND B. !;
double back porches; ter heat; $3.50.
WILLEr1 4 REINECKE,
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FOR RENT
NV. 1903 n. 12r.2b. SIPS
NW.1320 l.. 10r, bt5.01
NV, 1924 L.12r. Oh. 1880
NV. PIP u ave.
Sr & b. 40. l.
NV. go NJ ay.Sr.b4O.sS
NW.1115 It'll. Tor. bi0.OO
NV. 1874 Westminster.
6r, b. 81. 80
NV. PA +. 81. b. 300
SE.G;O l.. Or. b. 20. 40
NW,S17 22d, ST.: 1880
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Y FLATS.
% Todd. Or. b. .21.O
rs II NV, ar. b. .20.30
2So1 Sherman. 5r. BIO. %
goo Fla av.6r, b. .2O.G6
72O Goth NV. or, b. 2O.O
787 Gresham. 5r.b1a.5D
23i3 n. III, Or. b..17.,iO
23O9 n. 5r, b. 1850
1927 LIST. Ar, b. 1850
2315 n. Or. b. .17.50
l3J Tenn ne, 4r. b.
1O3 18th re, Ar, b.l3..U
12i7Duncan ne, Ar. b13.D
1899 z ne. Ar. 1880
435la Tenn, Ar, b.13.5O
431E Tenn. Ar. b. 1850
BRED TENANTS.
',2i 18th Sc. Or. b.. 90
1904 Lewis No. Orb 12.:D
1909 Sd sc.5r. W. 1850
1921 Half. Or, w.1O.Oo
632 Gordon ne. Ar. $50
494 Clarks CT. 4r. $50
1873 Pierce, Ir. ". $50
1900 1efl M H. - q HA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-16

and Rocky mountain sheep, ever since his
boyhood days.
All through the west and among the
various Indian tribes every one knows
his art. for 1t reflects the life of the
west AS perhaps no other artist has
painted 1t, Whistler made his butterfly
signature TO distinguish his work. Char
his mark. which one will find on all can
vases bearing his signature.
by Russell are "At the Ropes End" a
typical scene OF the west; "Smoke OF a
Without Knocking" Which any one one who
has travelled through the country west
Of the Mississippi will appreciate at a
glance. and WAR Dance In a Mandan
Indian Encampment." Among his sculp-
lures are The Buffalo Hunt and THE
Lunch Hour"
Mr.. Russell has recently been commits
stoned TO execute an important piece OF
mural painting illustrating the early his
tory OF the west for the new state capitol
In Montana. a work which will probably
Owen Wister's THE Virginian" will con-
tain pen and ink sketches by this artist,
who discovered art in the bounding west.
Other Illustrations depicting life on the
plains and among the cowboys and In
dians by the painter have appeared In
various magazines.
Russelrs first picture was THE Last
OF 0000,' drawn on postal card The
painter cowboy was in charge OF herd
OF five thousand cattle A blizzard swept
in the storm. In answer to an inquiry
from the owners as to the fate of the
herd Russell sent a postal card on which
was drawn the emaciated figure of a soi-
tary COW, THE Last of the 5000" The
picture has since become famous In the
rOrtbweaf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-16
FRICTION BETWEEN
. CH|VAMA|V AND RUSS
Conditions in Manchuria Very
Bad, According to Jap
anese Papers.
Nv Associated Press.

Nv Associated Press.
SEATTLE. Wash. April 15.-Japancsc
raners brought by the steamer Antico-
,ochus report continued friction between
RUSSIANS md Chinese in Manchuria. On
tbe night Of March 90 several Chinese
,pcrs arrested for having attempted to
wreck an iron bridge at Loochogon. an
,mportant station between Harbin and
Kwancchengtze. The Russian residents
In the village of Alexieka. suburb OF
HarbIn, have been ordered to Withdraw
into Russian territory. Many Chinese SOL
dicrs have been arrested for deseruon
while lettering about the streets OF Har-
bin. Among the Chinese of Harbin
religious body called Kochiten. resem-
bling in its anti-foreign policy the Tor
mer boxers. has been organized.
Chinese military provisions to be sent
20 North Manchuria have been refused
transit by the Eastern Chinese (kus,
by road. The Russians sY5pI1i,s explain me s.- s
cause it Is necessary in the interest OF
plague suppression. since rowing coolies
spread the disease; oo
nounces the following changes In the
Prince Pulun president OF the national
assembly and a progressive. has peen
transferred to the presidency OF the MIN
istry of agriculture works and commerce:
succeeding Pu Ting, reactionary. Former
Grand Councillor Shih Eau. n notorious
reactionary. has been appointed presi-
dent OF the national assembly TO the
dsmay of the progressives. who are
cou1forted however, by the appointment
of III Chia Chus ga resolute reformer, as
Vice president OF the national assembly.
The Ashian Yuan Hang. a Chinese bank
of Shanghai, with branches in Peking
ind Tientsin, SUSPENDED payments on
March % with liabilities of $1,000 900,
chiefly deposits OF civil and military Of
fcers.
death on March 16 from pneumonia of
dr d. l.. Anderson, president Of 500
Chow university and formerly a member
OF the staff OF the Atlanta Constitution
He was 81 years OF age, a native of
Georgia and went to China as a mis-
sIonary in 1882.
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IIA IS FINANCED
BY BIG SYNDICATE
citations Concluded al
ekin and CeIestials Will
Receive Fifty Millions.
: SOrioted Press.

Associated Press.
KIN, China, April 15.-The $50, 900. 900
to China by group OF American
Icleis. negotiations for which have
going on for some time. was signed
today.
he loan OF $4,000, 900 will be used in
herring currency reforms and other in
SITS II the Chinese empire. The loan
first projected as an American enter
q purely and was originally sought by
Chinese for political purposes, An
eriai edict issued October 29 last au
r!zed the loan from group OF Ameri-
flnanciers who were to take a bond
lie at % to cover the loan. The bonds
e tc mature In from forty to forty-fiv
rs from issuance and to bear 3 per
interest,
ater suggestion was made to allow
opean capital TO take part in the loans
after negotiations covering several
lths an agreement was reached pro-
ng that four banking groups OF the
ted States, England, Germany and
nee should participate equally in the
! and that the financial adviser to the
with regard to the use OF the
should come from neutral European
o.
he banking houses concerned are tho
gan. the Hongkong and Shanghai
king company, the bank 6f lndo- China
the Deutsche East Aslatic bank.
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DOS ADVISED OPERATION
-5IDED TO TRY GREAT
IDNEY REMEDY.

I to tell you in a few words
whaKilmer q Swamp Root did tor
me, ring that my testimony may
do ,ther suffering person a great
dealood.
Ask years ago / was danger.
ousbonsulted three doctors, all of
whd 1 had kidney trouble, One
of ,ctors analyzed my urine and
rep,that I had gravel, and fur"
the. that in order to regain my
head life an operation would be
nee. / did not want to be OPP
era, as ] was afraid that l would
noter. Someone told me of DR..
Xii Swamp Root, and said it was
a medicine for kidney trouble,
so ded to try it and went to Mr..
Ro druggist, at 303 Central ave,
Mplis, and bought q bottle. took
it, ed results and continued TAX
inntil I was entirely cured.
z been free from any kidney
trdor over six years. | consider
thfm absolutely cured, and know
tn. Kilmer's Swamp-Root has the
crt
ir fail to tell my friends about
yoledy, as l believe it is the best
ofind. Your U e. 0 Ointment IS
ally good. We are never with
our in our house.
Yours very truly,
E. ANDERSON,
Minneapolis, MINI.
ST Minnesota, County of Henne-
jS,
nally appeared before me this
2y of September, 1909, Mrs. Mar
r.. Anderson of the city of Min
a, Of the state OF Minnesota, who
,ped the above, and on oath says
D same is true in substance and
u M. NJ. KERRIDGE,
Notary Public.
Mission expires March &c, 1914.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-16

nj RUSSELL known as "the Cowboy
VI Artist" who is a sculptor as well
a. painter, never took lesson
In any school In his life, yet his
works are good enough for display in
New York, and he is exhibiting his pic
lures for the first time In the east at
the Folsom Galleries. 396 Fifth avenue.
The highest compliment. yet paid this
artist. who has spent the last thirty
years Of his life among Indians and in
the Businesses OF the western noun
tains. came to him recently when Har-
rison Morris chose one OF his sculptures
Tor the International Exposition in Rome,
art Is a long jump The sculpture depicts
n grizzly bear and her cubs and is called
The Lunch Hour
For eleven years ''Charey" Russell
lived in the saddle and roamed the plains
punching cattle before he was attract
ne lived with an old trapper in the noun
tain5 and for six months he camped with
the Blackfeet Indians and became fa-
miliar with their language. Artist Rus
sell not only talks the language Of this
tribe. but the sign language as well.
He is seif-taught in his art and has
never studied with any famous painter.
In this respect his position is unique,
for he is Indebted to no one, although
not above friendly criticism or sugges-
ton
AS nm artist he has endeavored to paint
and to place on canvas episodes in the
early life of the plains. Indians and
transcripts OF fast vanishing and primi-
tive people
The artist frequently forms n model of
an Indian subject In clay and then intro
duces the figure into one of his virile
paintings. iIe has modelled forms OF ami.
mails including grizzly bears, buffalocs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-16

SEATTLE: Wash. April 10 Japanese
tpers brought by the steamship Antilo-
nus are filled with discussion Of the so
illcd four power" loan TO China. Japa-
ese sentiment apparently was dcslrous
lat the negotiations should fail. because
/. was not desired that American and
influence in China should in
,ease. Some Japanese statesmen are
rsing a. policy OF Capitalization toward
hiIla to restore Japan's influence. The
}, ',Ogo,0OO loan recently made by Japan
China was intended TO show Japanese
BOD viii toward China and. II possible,
clay the conclusion OF the Dig loan now
lnounccd
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free trial Of it by writing DR.. Cald-
well for a free sample bottle. He
will be glad to send it 20 you. You
cannot do better than read the let
ters printed here, and then act on
their suggestions.
Or. Caldwell does not feel that the
cation. He has specialized In stom-
ach, liver and bowel diseases for over
forty years and Will be pleased to give
the reader any advice on the subject
free Of charge. All are welcome to
write him. Whether for the medical
advice or tho FREQ sample. address him
Or. w. B. Caldwell, 541 Caldwell
Building, Monticello, III.
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Away With Pills and Purgatives

The habit Of taking salts strong catharc pills every
time You want to loosen the bowels is bad one
time you will destroy the activity of the digestive tract
and you will have to rely entirely medicines action
This is not pleasant thing to look forward From
fancy to old the Of strong purgaves should be
avoided This be done by the of mild laxative
like Dr. Caldweu's Syrup Pepsin While it enough
for baby to use yet strong enough give action
in the most robust constitution The letters
ment the doctor gets from cass-nothers who
take it. mothers who give to babies children people
in the prime of fe and old people 1t is with
them all 1t in truth the ideal remedy for constipation,
Indigestion, biliousness heartburn gas stomach
stomach and all other manifestations of stomach
liver bowel trouble. "A bottle be obtained any
druggist at fifty cents dollar, you make
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-16
}APTAIN OF IR0QUOIS
SHOWED WHITE FEATHER
y ssociaicd Press

VICTORIA, b. c., April 15.--That Cap
IAN A a, Sears OF the steamer Iroquols,
which was SUM: with twenty-onc persons
IaSi Monday; lied when he could have
saved the lives OF the. passengers and
members Of the crew. was the charge
made today by witnesses In the pre-
liniinary inquiry into the loss Of the
boat.
II. $ Moss, a passenger, swore that
captain Sears hurried away 10 shore in
a ifeboat while persons were clinging
10 IwreCkage. Moss said that Sears could
have saved Steward Hartnell, who was
Captain Kirkendale n former mate
testified that the steam amer had often been
overloaded with cargo.