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EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS, OCULIsT
and aurist; spcctac cles accurately fitted :
difficult cases solicited. s39s3
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HAIRDRESSING


LADIES, MAKE YOUR APPOINT
nents eaTly; wo are open evenings
w 1886. Velvetina Parlors. G2 E Ith
South street. s275S
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PATENT ATTORNEYS
LAWN AND CEMENT WORK

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WANTED--LAWN OR CEMENT WORK;
prompt and reasonable. Phone Hylapd
STR. b3208
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FOR RENT
Houses Furnished

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STX-ROOM MODERN. NEWLY FUR
nisbed. $50 mo, Goddard, 81 So Main
Was. 1850. bo4I
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FOR RENT
Apartments Furnished

z INnn.II t1nN.

KEITH APTS.
High class and elegantly furnished
suites and single rooms: finest location
In city, opposite Eagle Gate, within one
block OF the business and shopping dis
trct; at reasonable rates. l22 h. South
Temple St b23O
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PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING

j. NJ. LUCE. PLUMBER. WORK
promptly attended to. 92i Penn. ave.
Hyland 1867. $500
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koonlns house In best tran.
non ~ rooms. modern. eooa 7
investigation win show Sh,a
making money, $3.50. tsrn,s
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GET OUR PRICES BEFORE ~ a.. M
or selling your second hane g.
salt Lake Furniture Co.. loo
pie. Wasatch 363I.
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LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED

AND REPIRED; BABY BUGGIES RE-
tired. c. A, Fowler, key, gun. bike and
novelty works. Phone Wasatch 1890
lis West End So. sl42
AND REPAIRED: BICYCLE REPAIR
ing, also key fitting. S l.. Lock Works.
Was. 1854. bil91
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UNCALLED-FOR TAILOR MADE SUIT
at snap, Wolf, tailor 500 Judge bldg.
bf195
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90 rooms. the finest In ;oWn.
in every way; elegant furnisnro 4
pets. Good reason for selling.
and it will please you. n
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SECONDHAND STOR

REST PLACE IN CITY TO e.
sell second hand furnitura.
nIture Co. BIS SO. STATE =.
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20 rooms. modern in every do
Guiding hot and cold water in aI|
doing q capacity transient busin1
Is a money maker. $1,000.
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For Sale-PianOs
For Sale-Automobiles

BABCOCK ELECTRIC PHAETON, Al
condition, Il snap, Randall Dodd auto
Co. g235T
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5-RooM MODERN BRICK. REAR 156
West 4th South. Apply J G. Mcdonald
Chocolate Co., 159 West Broadway. b3270
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BUSINESS oPPoRrq]N
Hotels and Rooming n.

fok oPPKOFITABLE HoTE4~ g
FooMING HOUsEsNaf15
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w. WILLIAMS & SON. 16G n STREET.
Wasatoh 1545-W. Upholsterlng, chairs
recane1 o3ia
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FOR SALE
Poultry and Pet Stock

WHITE PLY. ROCKS. JOHN ]. NEW
ton,R. 3, Sandy. Half mile east State ST
on Social Hall road: Sandy or Mdvale car
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PIANO. HAT RACK. SILVER SAFE,
ice box. gas range, coal range and sun
dry furnishings; wheelbarrow, garden
hose and tools. 81 st. Wasatch 1856.
bil72
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Tire Insurance

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RE ENFORCED AIRLESS TIRES, RE-
pairing auto supplies and vulcanIzlnr
1ntermountain Timetcst Co., lis w. SO.
Temple. Wasatch 1909. b22S0
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WHERE TO STOP


LINCOLN HOUSE. IS EAST 1ST SO,
200 rooms: rates Soc. 40c -Snd soc, mod
erh; baths, l5c. nlS39
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Bedbug EXterminated

CLEAN WORK GUARAN NTEED CALL
Rice, 127 Il. LIST SO. st. Wasatch 2400.
b3S64
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20-room transient house. On
best locations in town. Full ever
Sec this and you will buy It 1|
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LARGE ROOMS. DIsAPPEA RING
bed, gas range. sleeping porch. hot
| water heat. strictly modern. 128 I ST.
| Call rear house. b3Sl5
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Bedbug Exterminated


CLEAN WORK GUARANTEED. CALL
Rice, 127 L, 1st SO. St WaSatch 2iOO
baS64
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LAKEVIEW APIS: 271 NO. MAIN; s
rooms and porch. modern. beautiful To-
cation, and cool. b576e
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II you are looking for a bnrE1
hotel or rooming house, see us,
them.
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10 roomst modern. neat az
cheap renti 2-ycar lease, Oniy
cash, balance can be paid ons
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Bedbugs Exterminated

CLEAN WORK GUARANTEED. CALI,
Rice. ~ =. lst So. 81. WasaLch 2i00.
oe3S
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Many find it profitable to use the
Wants IN effeeting out of the ordinary
economics.
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SPOT CASH PAID FOR foSah. ho.
carpets: stoves, ranges g,.,,r~
goods of value. Axelrad faca acp
~. Broadway. Wasatch 800. G.
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cporrnxy 49,, e

ii rooms. on End South. c,os.
housekeeping. Rent $50 az
Only $500 W. w.
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SEWER CONNECTION WORK GUAR
anteed, Sec Cohn tho Plumber. Was
So7. s20ii
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BETTILYON HOME BUnnrz
was 2o3l. S23 So. Main St q
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q rooms, Main 81. locat,on. .
running water In rooms. I IJrns.
rent Only $3.50. Terms no1
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FOR RENT
Housekeeping Rooms

I3 ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEP.
ing. elec. light, gas. etc Address Wa
| Tribune. bS0y
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CASH PAID FOR FURMlthnom +.
nets, stoves. ranges. houseNo'SS2 "a
value. Axelrod Furniture Cos
So. Was. $50.
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STRICTLY MODERN 5-RoOM HOUSE.
No. 24l Modern place 6S4 East End
South street. Possession at once, En-
guiCe at first house going In. Phones w.
sol or 2213. s25 per month. b2S9i
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For Rent-Unfurnished Rooms


TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, ONE
block from o. S. l.. depot They are
front rooms. Inquire Wasatch 26S $40
". 1st South. ba202
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"Z-r92m, strictly mod ,s,,s..
IN an Idaho city OF 56OO not,,,,s \
ms $lG0 per mo, On,v ppmH S5nna ~
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IL ROOMS. WELL FURNIsHFr
location, All rented. $500.
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AutOs-Stored and Repaired

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THE POSTOFFICE GARAGE HAS
been opened by J. f. Fleece and c. w
Ballard, and in the future will be con-
Quoted as a first-class auto shop We
have only skillful mechanics In our en-
ploy Autos stored and kept In running
condition. G9-75 PostofHce place. si2Sl
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iO-R MOD. HOUSE ON 7TH W, NEAR
md South. SIS; and Ar. cottage on Ord
South and Pitts st. s1o also a 6-r. cot
tage on Columbus st, north capitol
grounds SIS.
Mahan Inv, Co. 272 w Temple street.
Was. 3l4, b3856
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Autos for Hire
HAIR GOODS

HAIR SWITCHES, WIGS, TOUPEES
made to order Sasse's Hair Factory
oiS Main. b3j
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J. L. DENEAM CO..
Was. 4f33. 343 Main ST. IN
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TWO ROOMS. UNFURN1SHED, PART
ly modern. 31b South 7tll East b2S96
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ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL pn~
Sells more hotels and room;n-
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GROCERY AND MArw.
Fine store building With ~
box and shelving. and mo-
rooms; zoo regular custom ass
$500 per month. VIII MAKE
viting proposition TO right na+>x
$1,000 required. go
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3 NICE ROOMS. SUMMER KITCHEN.
81. Inquire 52S East 4th So. bA111
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Stores and Offices

FINE STORE ROOMS. WE'LL Lo-
Gated, busy section. on State st and
East End South streets, s25, $40, $50. SEQ
SIS and 800.
Now is your opportunity to save rent
For inspection, call on P. o. Perkins, les
state ST. bSS47
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4-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, CLOSE IN.
$3.50 Inquire $50 South West Tenn
pie or was. 1soJ-J. bsli9
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INSURANCE

INSURANCE SALESEIJcN. YOU WISH
TO be well paid for your efforts. Per-
sonal producers receive liberal compensa-
ton under our agency contracts. Utah
Funding Co. 9l0 Boston bldg. b24O9
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OUTLINES ITS PROGRAM
FOR ANNIVERSARY DAY
National Academy of Sciences to
Celebrate From April 22 to
"a, Inclusive.

The National Academy Of Sciences will
celebrate at the National Museum April
% to q inclusive the fiftieth anniversary
of it's foundation. Members of the Wash
ington Society of Engineers and other So
cities affiliated with the Washington
Academy of Sciences have been invited.
The sessions will open II am. April
%. with welcoming address by Presi-
dent Ira Remsen. President Arthur T.
Hadley of Yale University will follow
with an address on THE Relation of
Science to Higher Education in America,
and Prof. Arthur Schuster. secretary OF
the Royal Society, will speak On Inter
national Cooperation in Research.
The afternoon session will be devoted
to an address on THE Earth and Sun as
Magnets by DR.. George E. Hale, d.
rector of the Mount Wilson Solar Obser-
vatory.
Wednesday at IL am. Prof. Theodore
Boveri Of the University of Wurzburg
will speak ION the Material Basis of
Heredity," and will be followed by Prof.
]. c. Kapteyn of the University of Gron-
ingen on 1.-The Structure of the Uni
verse; The remainder Of the program
is nc, completed.
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Real Estate Transfers.

NO 14o5 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
NORTHWEST-Lena S. Writ ct Vlr.
John L.. to John s. Stearns, lots %
A, 25 B, 26 A and 23 B, square 2lO;
$1O. :.
EcKINGTON-Jesse II. Wilson, jr.: ct
AL. trustees. to Charles f. Triopy,
lot 80, square 3615; $50 ,,
NO. 424 KENTUCKY AVENUE SOOIa-
EAST-Maud Wills to Virginia G'
Hall. lot 72, SQUARE 1867; s10; . - NV
BARRY FARM--William H. West ct ux;
to Grant Greenfield, part lois Id anu
IA, section s: SO. -
NO. 1927 STH STREET NORTH WEsI-
Fulton Lewis ct al. trustees. to
Pekus Liaefsky, lot 13. square 42l
$1,000. Pekus Liaefsky ct uX. to Dud-
lev r Hassan, same property; $40.
Dudley T. Hassan conveys same prop
erty to Pekus and Ida LiaersKy; $lo
UNIVERSITY PARK-Marguerite L.
Chamberlain to Harry +. Alien, lot q.
No o'9sn so1 O. @, STREET NORTHWEST
James L. Karrick ct ux. to Theodore
n I,eith. lot 1. square 366; SO.
Observation-Disclosures H. Parsons ct ux.
to Theodore II. Leith. lots and 3,
square 2O79: $40. -
NO. 1881 G STREET NORTHWEST
Mamie F.. Norment to Clarinda A.
Wagar. lot X, square l4l: $40.
NO. 1885 T STREET NORTHWEST-
Warren Choate ct al. trustees, to
Marie r. Johnson, lot ~, square lSl:
$500.
TWENTIETH STREET AND FLORIDA
AVENUE NORTHWEST-J. c. Ken
nedy Campbell ct al. to Federico
Leyerone. lots 23 to %, and part lot
IS, square 90; SO.
FLORAL HILL-Alfred NJ. Duckett ct
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ux, to Columbia Building and Invest
ment Company, lots 26, 33 and 81,

ux, to Columbia Building and Invest
ment Company, lots 26, 33 and 81
square 1918; $40.
E STREET NORTHWEST between 22d
and 23d streets-Singleton l.. Cooper
ct al to Horace C. Harding, part orig
inal lot 4. square 60: So
FLORIDA AVENUE NORTHEAST be-
tween 1th and Sth streets-Singieton
l.. Cooper ct al. to Horace G. Harding.
lot 53, square 1856; $40.
FOXALL-Horace G. Harding ct ux, to
Singleton L. and Mary ]. Cooper. lot
4: $40.
NO. 1898 NEW YORK AVENUE
NORTHWEST. Henry Wurdeman
4. square o52; $40. Frank w. White
conveys same property to National
Electrical Supply Company; $40.
MOUNT PLEASANT-George ID. Farr to
HenrS p Elliott. lot 123, square south
of 2S27: So
tween E and F streets-Catherine A.
McNickle to Edmund s. Read, lot "a,
square 800; $40.
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE SOUTH
EAST between 18th and 18th streets.
James NJ Drysdale to Clayton E.
Emig, original lot q square 1893: $40.
EDGEWOOD-Richard Hendrickson ct
ux. to Luther H. McMillen, lots %.
81, to &c, square 5; $40.
NO. 1901 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
I-MdTy ~ Noh INih6
harz ct al. to Lem Towers. jr., part
lot l. square 291: SO.
SECOND AND K STREETS SOUTH
WEST-James Black ct ux. to Francis
P. Sheehy, lot !, square sol; $40.
Francis P. Sheehy conveys same prop
erty to Margaret Black; $40.
LONGNECKER'S ADDITION TO CON-
GRESS HEIGHTS-William A. Boss
ct ux to Diller F. Croft, lots % to 26.
block 4; $40.
NO. 647 q STREET NORTHEAST-Dil-
ler F. Croft ct ux. to William A. Boss,
lot 113. square $50; $40.
NINTH STREET SOUTHEAST between
G and l streets-Charles ]. Parks to
Charles Parks. part original lot .,
square $50; SO.
CHILLUM CASTLE HEIG1TS-Wash-
ington Land and Mortgage Company
to David l.. Williams, lot IS. square
1899; $50
EFFINGHAM PLACE-Matilda T. Nc
Donald to T. Yellott Candy, part lot 4,
block 10; $40. 7 Yellott Candy conveys
same property to Matilda T. Mcdonald
and Mary c. F. Willett; $40.
SAULS ADDITION-Fohl c. Brinley ct
ux to Caroline V. Hyde. lot 25, square
2SOS $40.
sAUL'S ADDITION-Horace G. Smithy
ct ux. to Joseph b. and Fannie NJ
Jacobs, lot "a. square 2SO8: $40.
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HAS NOT LOWERED PRICES.
Development of Cold Storage Fails
to Benefit Consumer

Higher prices for cold storage products
have been the rule ever since the in
dustry became commercially important
as shown by data for more than thirty
years back collected by the Department
of Agriculture.
George X. Holmes. chief of the di.
vision of the production and distribu.
tion Of the department. has discovered
from a comprehensive study of these
figures that during the years 1902 to 1911
there was q general. but not invariable
rise of prices to a higher level" as com.
pared with prices in preceding years be.
fore cold storage was a developed In
dustry.
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Then Note the Price

But the marvellous thing is the underprice
at which all these things included
One might expect these features in high
priced cars, where cost is not considered. One
has right to expect them in 1913 But to give
them all for SI,74O shows another sort OF genius.
This requires manufacturing efficiency.
model machinery, mammoth output and a re-
vision of cost and profit. This price stands
out, beyond everything else. as a mark of the
makers ability.
Evening star., 1913-04-11
FLETCHER CALLS CONFERENCE.
Rural Credits Commission to Sail
for Europe April 26.

Senator Duncan L. Fletcher of Florida.
chairman of the American commission
on rural credits systems abroad. which
leaves for Europe April 26. has called
a conference of the delegation. to meet
at the Hotel McAlpin, New York city.
the afternoon of April -.
The commission consists of United
States representatives, representatives
Of the various departments OF the gov
ernment, and also members OF the
Southern Commercial Congress. Edward
n. Breitung of New York is to give
dinner to the delegates at the Hotel Nc.
Alpin the evening of the 25th
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GIRLS DOWNFALL LAID
TO LIQUOR AND DANCES
Illinois Vice Commission Hears
Findings of Social Work
ers' Investigation.

CHICAGO. April u.--Dance halls where
liquor is sold to girls and where friends
are provided for those who want them
were ascribed as the cause OF the down.
fall of many young women by Mrs. Ger
trtde II. Britton, a social settlement
worker. who testified today before the
Illinois vice commission.
In thorough investigation We found
that there were 900 dance halls tn Chi
cayo where liquor is sold to girls under
sixteen years DID, said Mrs. Britton. In
some Of the other places the so-called
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Special
Features

-FOUR FORWARD SPEEDS. as used to-
day on all the best foreign ears.
lovERSIZE TIRES-s5x4i. inches
wider. we think. than on any equal
weight ear.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS with dynamo.
lCENTER CONTROL.
LEFT -SIDB DRIVE. to which all the
best ears are coming.
40 TO 4s HORSEPOWER.
iI,ONG-STROKE MOTOR.
BRAKE DRUMS. i6xci. inches. max
ing them extra efficient.
SPRINGS 81. inches wide 80 inches
long in the resr.
SHoRTSvIIL.E WHEELS. with Ia
inch spokes-i2 To each wheel.
DEMoUNrABLE RIMS Flrestone
quick ck-detachable. with extra rim.
STEERING POST adjustable. Also
brake and clutch pedals. insuring
driver.
WHEEL BASE. lis inches.
REAR SEAT 80 inches wide inside %
inches deep. Doors 20 inches wide.
Tonneau room 80 inches either way.
STRENGTHENED BODY. with % coats
designed by John A. Campbell.
Il4-INCH TURKISH CUSHIONS. More
depth and comfort, we believe. than
in any other ear.
NICKEL MOUNTINGS.
ELECTRIC HEADLIGHTS. extra pow
erful-12ia inches in diameter.
lSIDELIGHTS set in dash-fush with IL.
WINDSHIELD built as part Of body.
easily inclined 10 any angle.
iMOHAIR TOP, side curtains and en-
velope.
ELECTRIC HORN.
$50. 90 JONES SPEEDoMETER.
lOvER-CAPACTTY averaging 80 per
cent. Each driving part sufficient for
a 90 horsepower motor
Foot rail, robe rail. rear tire irons.
tool chest. completely equipped. un.
der running board out of way
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Will You Take Less

In buying 4o-horsepower car, are you 60
ing to take less than the Michigan offers? Or
pay higher price?
Note these features by one. Measure
their Importance What one of them are you
willing to go without?
And what Forty do you know-even though
it lacks some of the best OF these features
which underses the Michigan price?
We will leave the judgment to you if you
make your comparisons. If like this. built
by men like those-and sold at this price-can't
win you there is nothing we can say that will
The price OF the MICHIGAN 40 is SI,74o
Washington, d. C.. and credit of SIPS will be
allowed for electric starter If not wanted
Evening star., 1913-04-11
1913 MICHIGAN 40"

Note the 22-coated body. Note the I4-incf
cushions. Note the trimmings, the finish, the
dainty designing which Campbell has lavished
on this Michigan 30
Mark in how many ways these men are
leading the current cars in this class
Evening star., 1913-04-11

big government contract for the
interior finish on the post ofdce and
courthouse building being erected In New
Orleans has been awarded to WASH
ington concern the Norman Ker Com
pany. Its estimate was $264,064, At
which price the contract was awarded.
Evening star., 1913-04-11
ARMY OF MONTENEGRO
ALONE DEF|ES POWERS
Servian Troops Withdrawn
From Siege of Scutari.
Fata! Error at Front.

CEITlNJE, Montenegro, April 1.-THE
Servian troops which have been assist
ing the Montenegrin army i'm the siege
or Scutari have withdrawn and are
marching back to Servia. This. leaves
! Montenegro standing practically alone in
its defiance of the powers.
The Official Gazette declares today that
the heavy Montenegrin losses sustained
during the recent assault on the Tara
kosch forts were due mainly to the
Servian artillery, which continued the fire
while the allied troops were storming
the works.
The Servian commander forgot to give
the order to cease fire., says the
Gazette.
Blockade Established.
The international blockade Of the coast
between Antivari and the Drin river
began at s o'clock yesterday morning.
All ships within the blockade were al
lowed forty-eight hours In which TO de-
part
The Russian government issued long
Official communication last night, eX-
planning the efforts OF the powers TO ar
range a settlement OF the Balkan prob
lem, and justifying Russia's consent to
the annexation of Scutari to Albania
on the ground that this is necessary In
order to preserve peace and because
Scutari is purely an Albanian town, the
annexation of which by Montenegro
would only prove a source of embarrass-
ment and difficulty, weakening, instead
of strengthening Montenegro.
Bulgaria Wants Saloniki.
LONDON, April 11.-Bulgara is making
formal claims to the possession OF Salon.
Xxi, now occupied by the Greek troops ac-
cording to. an Exchange Telegraph Com
pany's dispatch from Belgrade, Servia.
The dispatch adds that Bulgaria Is taxi
ing military measures TO support her
claims. while Greece is concentrating her
army along the railway leading to Sa-
loniki.
Alliance Favors Claim.
VIENNA. Austria. April 1.-THE powers
composing the triple alliance, Germany,
Austria Hungary and Italy. advocate, ac.
cording to the Neue Freie Presse. that
Saleniki should be given TO Bulgaria az
compensation for the cession OF Silistria
and a strip of Bulgarian territory TO Rou-
mania.
Russia and France, on the other hand.
are. of the opinion that Greece should
have Saloniki, while England appears to
favor the view of the triple alliance.
X was announced a few days ago that
Greece had transferred a division OF her
army from the province OF Epirus to Sa-
loniki.
Evening star., 1913-04-11

Judge T. r. b. Wright of the twelfth
judicial circuit OF Virginia, has appoint
Tidewater Bank Of Virginia, OF Reed
vil.e., Va.
Evening star., 1913-04-11
Senf=Starter

The electric starter used on the MICH.
lGAN Is without question the finest on
the market.
Evening star., 1913-04-11

Here is the first car in which W. H. Cam
eron and John A. Campbell ever worked to-
gether.
Cameron. the wizard of fine engineering
The man whose hundred thousand cars have
won him worldwide respect.
Compbell, the artist in bodies and inish
whose work has won the favor of kings
Here, for the first time. their remarkable
talents are combined in a single car