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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23

Der Coroner
xsarnt bringeab Dor Der yeansnns
Der s@asteiler'Seiser".

Coroner Tr. sSorimener bat seiterr
ieiren Wabripraid in bem sSaIIe oer
10 Sabre aiten Nina wiitnnelip abge-
sebcn, Die befanntIido am 8. Snnunr
I'm Sogirbonie go. - Git 8. Strnse
infoI1e Don Ginat1mens Don Gas.
b1mpien eriridte.
Sn oem 3inuiler befanb iid) elmer
Der tei!eriornligen 8osbei3er, bic am
g,asbabn befeitigt Iperben uno Der
Coroner iporrt IN ieinem @ahriprad
aan5 oringenb Dor Der gennBunl
eieier SeiSer. gr befiirportet gIeifs5ei.
tia Die annabme etner SroinnnS burf
ben Sta6iroth, ourh peIde bic Be
alisung ioiher Set3er obielut unter.
iaet piro, Sa iie aar feline 8orrit.
iungen CUR abIeitung Der 8osoanlpfs
baben unb in geidIoiieiien aanmef,
caher oirett lebensgef1brIih iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
0rauRser lob.
Biniam 0rimss Iiest bic sanse NadJt
i'm iterbeuben oaitaube nebeu benz
8abneeieiie.

ani arauiise Neiie tom aeiterr
gSiaiam 1rinles, Elm Naggoninlpef.
tor Der q. IL 6. Bobn. un's Sebea.
Or puroe in iierbenoem 3uItano me-
ben ben giienbobneeleiien an Der
Eediten Strabe uHO bern Uhucreei
ge'imoen mnb itarb fiir5 mad, ieiner
Ginlieieruna inn Itdbtiifen soipital,
ohne bab er i'm Storloe aapeien
w1re ansneeben, Uie er perIIgliidte.
gsod Der aniift BON Coroner isoert.
rreper fpurbe Grimes In Der Nnd):
bonn 1ienitng 5uni Nittmo@ bon ei.
mem 3uge iiberfnbrtn iIlb lag ooiln
in iterbenbem 3uitonb biIfEos neben
ben Geleiien, bis er enbIih oeftern
Nscrcen pom DabnnnoiR Gefln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
30niesbaa Der EIattbeutid,eu.

Sdmiias. 25. Sanunr. ipirb ss in
ntn Sdlen bsr 2lrbeiterballe bed
ttrssten. benn oisf.r Tag III Der sgeii.
anb Gbrsniae Der plctibeutffxn DO
sslfhisben gsiellfhnfi. Die padern
Stiiben ieiern ben 40. R0niasbofI.
rsnr iptr fih mdbreno ees Gommers
cuff benz ShieBiiano bic RDniaspiiroe
rurn iein iitxrss ause uno ieine
isfis Sane rrunsen bat. mub aud;
eetront lperben anb hos bebeuiet
frtubiss Eiunben fur bns adommi,
Ehiistnrsit. Jiir bos teft finb bic
beFtm gorbsreituneen getroffen unb
Rae aOmmitis bsbnupiet nitt su
bel. ipenn Is iagi, hob ts Gpob Fir
bic Witlionsn sibt. Nm 1efud5 ipiro
e MIDI. fsblen, bsnn i1mmiIihe be-
freunbei. Sdiisenreite baben ibre
gstb<ilisuns sneeidsi. absr audi an.
fere Wsreinf lptrosn Dsputctionen
sr'fencen. eenn bic g,loiiosutimen finD
odfiir tetanni. paB fie Der hsitern les
bensfnunt tulbiseE uno Iih unb uns
Germ germ einmal tin Vergnigen be-
reiisn. Ia mare nlfo htr CUTE Rnt4
nnt Vlass. ben R6nissboG Su btfus
den. tfnn Elm ptreniigtsr Mbsnb isebt
alIsn 1lsiine9mern In Musilmi. Dds
sJeii nimmi bsrtit) I'm $50 Mbenb3
itinen Mnfang. unb um 7.30 b6lt her
a6nia mst btm etiammten 0cffnni
ieiaen Olajuo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23

man ntd1f, ipsnr man ingt. DAB dun
jebt nod eefpieit fpirb, febr bod Ios
gar, unb in alubs, in benen man duh
bic poIiasiuniform ieben iann. Stans
naiprO5eife iteisern bohitens bic Gins
nabmen Der polisei. ba su ben bers
t1mmIihen S1Ben nod cine 3ufhloas
pr1mie fir erbDhte 8efabr beSatlt
ipsrbsn mub. Inter bisier Beoinsuns
briidt man felt eioe ausen 5u. .Rur
niht politiIirenN Wer oies bennoh
ttut, unb mare es duf nur Elm Shiis
lertrGnshen CUR ipiiIenfhaftlihen
Gslbitforosrnng, iebt oas rufiiihe
Reid in cine 10 oringtnoe 9efabr. oob
bic itdrtiien W,ittel 3ur Mbfpebr oufs
seboien iperoen. Sn iplten Jdlsn
ent,pidsIt bic polisei. nidt nur in
ibren unteriten Srgonen. einen eros
testen Gifsr. @sgen bic Ginbruhsa
oiebitGhle, bic iid In ben lesten Wos
den bsbentlih bdufen. III lie ipenissr
tmpfinoIid.
Mud obne GoIitif fam man als
ruIiiifer Stuoent nit ieinen ,gorge.
iesten" in boie Sdnoel eerntben. Eag
erfuhren Die Stuoenten Der hieIigen
miIitarar5tlifen afaoemie. an Der oas
inilitdriide Clement idnait ioit MIR
nod burh Die llniform perireten mar.
Tie Vrofeiioren iino natiirIih Will.
t1rs, pop oen Stubirertoeu mill aber
MIR Der fIeinite 3heil ip1tcr Die Mr.
nteelaulbobn betreten. Die aaerrnci.
item Ituoieren bier Wieoi3in, neil Ore
4etersburger nniperiitdt feine me0r.
siniid)e sSafultdt iimfnbi uno bic an.
oeren itoatlid,en SodffJiiIen iinlner
eine 9teihe BON atnteIouugen iiber Die
WarinoI5iiiern binaus uorratbis bd'
ben. Ter Stant bat bas groBte Sit
ierei'e an Der ausbiloiirg bon aer5.
ten. ba oeren ,}ahl, ualnerlflid, an'
eem 2anb. erldlredenb lering 1T 60
!ieB man aIlmdhlid) an Der Hriiiinrl'
id,en anitaIt neben ibren eigeittltder
Sdnilern. Die fa't ale aiii Sfnatsfo.
iten perpflegt rperbeu uno ,Stipenoier
besieben. Die 3ahI Der 3tpiIliten irt'
mer grober tperoen. Die Uniform De-
anitalt mliBten tie aber ooh ori3lehen,
unb menn man in Petersburg gan3
eritnunlid,e 8eiraIten il,naer 2eute in
GffisiersmilBeH, nit Sabeln ar Der
geitc, mnndmdl aber aud, init nal.
lenben 2oden iieht, 10 bat man lider
eineu Meoi5Irer Dor it'd. ,SeiHe seH.
ner behoiipten auh an oen llnifornien
abseidlen 3ll iehen Iie SoIoateu aber
griiben meilfens bic Shioenien, oenen
oies gar rifIf angerehm III. Geiui Die
:, ,8oraelesten", oie ipirfIid,en Siii.
;iere n1mlih, perlaneten ldnalt. Saf,
bic Wieoislner iie sriiBen ioIIten
3,pliten oen 8eneralitab unb Der
Afabcn1ie idrpebien 0erbanoluneeu.
Die aber plosIif, ourf) einen miIItdri.
iden erEoB lInterbrodsen rpiiroen. Der
bic Smbcnten oen stnbetten gleif,-
iteIlte, 10 oaB iie feIbit BEN iiinsiiea
Seiitnont griiBen, Dor ben jabuoien
8eneralen ober srout MAIDEN iolltea.
Iarob fam es Sum Streif. Iie Sfii.
siere beitanben aber aui ibrem Ret,i,
bteiien Siuoenien ouf ofiener StraBe
an, lieBen lie iogor our6 SoIbaiea
Hafl Der Snitpttuatle brIneen, mas iiir
bas IiusnoHoeIuoe giiblifum Ses
Repsti.Iroipett ieoesmnI einen
Saiiptipab beoeutete. .Sben" mahte
man oem StanSaI freiIih elm roitgs
enoe. Qeue 8erbanbIuugen idspeben
uno elm acruprontiB. oas ben Stuoea-
ten Den sions Don ssahnenntnfern
gibt, oiirfte Den 5rieoeu bringen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23
Die 3ntiHnnnioe Reoe

III Z " II u He " W ,
lpelhe Ssnator Root ppreeitern oebalz
ten bat, iii Elm pratoriihes WseiIieritiit
su nennen. sic beIist ben itnliitiiden
unn iprahlihen RsiS, ipelhe aIe RE
ben Ropts betunben uno lit BON hoheu
fittlifen Wtotipen getraeen. sic be-
fiirnprtete, euttpebsr ben pardgrapheu
bss punamas9eiebes, pelher ameris
tantIhs Giiitenfabrer pon Der gesub>
lung bon 9urhgansss0llen befreit,
aufsubebsn pber uniere 8ershtigung,
IpIhe Gusnabms gu 9uniteu unisrer
AiiItenfabrer 3u MAIDEN, einem
Shieoseeriht CUR Gnt3heioung 5u
untsrbreitsn. 0as Mrsument bss Ct
ndtprs itiist Tid) hauptIGhlih ouf bic
SeiIigteit bon 9ertrdsen. Wir bub.n
NIT gneIanb psrtraelth pereiubdrt,
bab ale ShiFfe, Die burd ben aanal
geben, ben gIsiten gsbinguneen unters
porfen fein follen, unb mir baben ouh
sinen tpeitersn 8srtraq nit Gnelanb,
Der uns perpflihtet. Strsitfrasen, mel
he niht 2ebenss Sntersifen oss 2anoes
beriihren, bpr Elm Shteosgeriht su
bringen. Sm prinaip huben mir itsts
nieieIben 4niiften psrtrsten tpie Ses
nator Root. Seooh eridten uns elm
Shieosgeriht aus einsm 8runoe un'
nDtbiq uno aug etrem onoeren 9runoe
unanne6mbdr. Der eritsre 9runb be-
traf Die freis 0urhfohrt amsritanis
iher aiiitenfahrer. gDir bdben suses
gsben, bab nit oieiem gripilee fppbl
Elm fprmales, aber tein fubitantisllss
Reht gueldnhs beeintrdhti9t piro.
gnoliihe Shiffe tOnnsn an un'erem
aiiItenbanbel Iih niht betbeili9en.
Ods Miro ia auh bon gnglono ni6t
beanIpruht. 9emnad fanu Gngldno
tein S6aben oaraus erpodien, tpenn
ameritantihe aiiitenfabrer obeabenfrei
ben aandl paiIiren. Der annette uno
ununnebmbdrs Sbeil oes 0prIhlugs
betrifft bic Qnii6t GnoIdnos, baB mir
tetn Reht habeu, Shiffen. bic Giienz
babnen gebOren ooer bersn Gi9entbiie
mer unisre lruItgeisbe iibertreten hds
ben. Die 8enusuno bss Ganals gu unz
terToqsn. Dieie 4nIidt GngLanbs II:
unbaltbar unb fann baher nitt 9es
esnTtanb itiebsoerihtIihsr Stlihs
tung Iein. Wenn mir benz interra>
tionalsu ShiffstruIt, beiisn Griitsns
iiber allsm 3tpsifeI ertpisier 1T unb
bem aud Die GiIsnbdbnsn, tpsI6e
Shiffslinien sisnen, anesb0rsn, ben
9undI ii6erIaFen, 10 1T Der nit Der
grbduun9 beg Ganals bsabiihtiee
3tped psrsitelt, bsnn alsbunn pIrbe
bic Sra6t iih niht ipsisntiid bi[Iiesr
itellen, als iegt ltno mare Der adudl
ntht gum Nugen oss ameritonti6en
0oltes, aud niht gum gfussn Der
iibrigsn Welt, Ipnperu nur gum Dor.
tbeils bon Srufts oeIhaffen. Gins
fold mibbrGuhlihe gsnusuua bes
aauals tounen mir niht asftottsn.
Was ben srItsn gbsil Der englifheu
Sorberuno betrifft. betrefFs beTen
mir Gnglunh cine formale Rehtspsrs
lsBung BON uniersr Gsits su1sitonosu
bGben, 70 Iiefs ii6 bas formsne uns
'rsht obne Iufbsbun1 bss @sIsB.s qut
MAIDEN. inoem unisre R,aisrung Gnas
lamb ulls &ontroImabreqsln suqe'teht
bic perhinbsrn buF onbere ameritanis
Ths ShifFs. aIs aiiItsnfabrer, solIIrsi
ben adnul pofftren. Da bic en1lifhs
Rsoierund fslbft auasitonbsn bat. oub
i6r 6duptsintpdnb in bisIsr 6infiht
iih hauptTGhlih ouF oisie m0Qlihtsit
itiitt, 10 iinb i6rs qsrstten 2lnIprii6.
ooll1uf bsfris6tnt, MEM ihr Die srs
pdhnts 9arantis sebot.n pirS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23

ith einaebiiraert bat. Tam man fpdftr
Die gantsrupp,n gu elmer 3entralboni
tpnfolibiren. Wenn man niht Mnss
erlansen tann. folts gum Winoeitsn
pas Notbnenbiaite eritrebt iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23

sscueripebr reauirirt ipliroe, Der Is
aud, icbr bdIA acIang, bic sSIonuitcn
sn erftiden foouB Der materteile
Sd)noen iif auf fnlint 500 belditft.
Sei,fe tpiirbe pon eiIlem in Der Ra.
he tpohnenoen ar3t uerbunOen nns
fcnnte ounn naein ben Seinupes are
ireteit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-23

ben ipnrbc. lie ssoeHtit1t bcs Ioot.t
iplree burd, ieinen Gdppiegcricbn, 81.
Is. Stone, Don 10. 435 Weit Mite
Sfrabe, ielfgcitellt.
The evening world., 1913-08-11
News Oddities

rAvoRrrn HORSE . .
.
BooGKEDPDR Iensen track Mrs
rHn srrr7o ru when wunan osbon~ Nswoursh
ShthdAy
IN
o y ne1
on ne did
killed
DANCE sneak"
KENTUCKY seventy m his
times u fortyfour priesthood
PRINCESS cDCllID
charity
The evening world., 1913-08-11

the deck, They shivered under the
awful gaze Of the Captain and the vol
leyed expressions Of his tongue thunder.
Just then, the Mlnnewaska Of the same
linc was sighted. Signals were put out
that there were two stowaways whom
Il was desired to return TO London.
The two big ships stopped In mid
ocean. A boat. with the two stowaways
in II. was lowered from the rail Of the
Minnehaha. II was "A rough bit Of sea
that was running and the passengers
watched the progress OF the cookie shell
through the waves. In brcathless interest
and suspense. Now the boat was on the
crest Of a high wave. Now. II was out
Of sight IN q valley Of green water
There was danger. too. In making
the side Of the Minnswasxa, danger Of
the frail boat being smashed against
the steel plates. II was with . great
sigh Of relief that the passengers saw
the two young men lifted safely on
board the other vessel ana there was
q cheer from the Minnehaha's rail.
The names Of tho stowAways were
given as James Masioa and william
J. Harknees.
The evening world., 1913-08-11

and her daughter Bunny 10 without
price. They have oyaed Bunny" for
sixteen years and~tfey love Bunny"
Last night Mrs. Hoefei entertained
friends in her Apartment Just at mid
night. ~ the guests wers isAving. big
bat new into C,is window. on the third
floor of the hotel. Women screamed
and men tried 70 shoe the ioathsoms
creature from the room. but to no avail.
Bunny" and Pink" another terrier,
tore about the room like mad.
Porterv we're summoned 10 drive the
bak out Of the apartmsnt A. they en-
tered the room Bunny" frightened a.
most to death in her old agA dashed
out and down the stairs.
When tho bat had been scared away
q search was Instituted for Bunny.
Hotel clerks and guests secured the
neighborhood. The only trsoe that could
be gotten Of the poor old dog wac an
intimAtion that she had scamOered down
toward Broadway. Mrs. dioofei and
her daughter entered . taxicAb and be.
gan a three-hour search Cor the oooi
old dog.
Policemen on peg post, late diners.
out and wayfarers were hailed at ran.
dom The trau led up Broadway to.
ward Central Park. Here all trace OF
the dog was lost. and after . fruitless
search through the lower end Of, the
park, Mrs. Hosfel and her daughter
then In tears. gave up the search and
began advertising.
bunny" y an old fox terrier. with
Q stub tail, white chest. white legs
and . white streak on her nos. Pink"
her companion. won't eat . thing, no
matter how delicious Il 10. Mrs. Hoe
fel says, since Bunny" disappeared.
The evening world., 1913-08-11
bunny" AND THE BAT
. CAUSE BIG DIVERSION
+. IN UPPER BROADWAY
Wild Appeal Made to Way.
farers by Women in a Taxi
From Midnight to Dawn.

From midnight untn . o'clock this
morning. Just a. the dawn was break.
ing. belated wayfarsrs along upper
Broadway were surprised to be hailed
Rom . passing taxicab by two hand.
someiy sowned women md asked u they
had seen Bunny"
IA the end Of the long search Mrs.
II. Q, Hoefel. . wealthy widow. living
q the Hotel Drssdsn. No. lSl West
Forty-ecufth street. and her daughter
efovs - all the morning Newspaper
sdsess and inserted Advertisements In
ths tets editions. implorinS some news
- "bunpy's" whereabouts.
'Bunny'' v fox terrier sixteen year,
~. aad INIT vsy valuable. 20 far -
Asoey values 90. But to MrA Hosfsl
The evening world., 1913-08-11
TWObOY STOWAWAYS
DISCOVERED |NAHERD
Of BELLOW|NG BULLS
Lads are Transferred From the
Minnehaha to the Minne-
waska in Mid Ocean.

The Atisntie Transport inner Mime
hahA came In from London this morn.
ing. ne called . week ago Saturday.
and ossdes her quota Of passengers
there were IN ne hold 30 benowins
bulls. who beloved their way all along
on the billows. On Sunday. the second
day out the MannsAaha blew into .
fresh little gale. with the skiss over.
cast and the waves playing ses-saw
with the boat.
The bulls beloved the more. and ad
ditionai men went below to soothe then
and make more smooth their couchss d
straw. And in the middle Of the herd
from somewhere two young Englisi
stowawsys were dug out and lifted te
The evening world., 1913-08-11
Many Years Test si
Ccknan's Alternative

For several years Q large number Of
Voluntarily written testimonials from per-
cons who recovered from LunR Trouble
have been received BY the makers cf Eek.
man's Alternative. . remedy for the treat-
ment Of Throat and Lung Tr6ublss. surely
plenty Of time to demonstrats its iastina
value. You can write 20 any Of them fer
confirmation. Here 10 one.
b9aS Oirard Ave-. Phiia.. Pa.
"Gsntiemsn; In the winter Of 1903
had an attack ~ Oripps. followed ~
PneumoAia and later By Consumptiea. In
the winter Of 1900 I had cough. nishs
sweats. fever. and raised quantities sf
awful. looking stuff ana later I had many
ssess..iS. ssv: EIis ana % ssss beam: cam:
% dista.tstul Z could keep nothing down.
Is sn'siss'ts: $sys,iS ss:i.:s 81; % ala y. .s g.
Eckman's Aiterativs vas rscommsaded by
I had the first auist sisSi's si.sp siS"is iss
NJ %.!'':i::l ::;i:::l :..:s s:: $.,.:a s:a
hsmorrhass and my cough IGraduaiiy less :
WE'LL"
tAsf,daviO ANNIE ,. LouoHRAN.
tAbovs Abbreviated; more on rsQusst.D
Eekman's Alternative has seea p!svsa b.
'ss s.. ':i q severe TA.," "::s :sa s::
fsctions. bronchitis, ErcschIsi. Asthma.
,sssS.n Does oasa nsssoos: q:
sons OF. habit forming druss. For safe 81
E,sSsi E.,sSini a;Sss. pruw :'1 esm:: Sss:s
Essorstoty. Phiisaslphis.' Pa. 'fes SscsiSs
telling Of rscovsriss and sdditionai Ovi.
dence.
The evening world., 1913-08-11

other hborers on the jackson avenue
station heard and saw. They ran down
and found strvbei and Walsh out Of
reach Of the flames but badly burned
where the first fash had struck them.
The evening world., 1913-08-11
Dainty Bedspreads

Dainty Bedspresds
Plain. hemmed, sca!loped. or
frlnged white crocheted Bedspreads,
with cut corners. full size. el.4 each.
usually 81.
Extra large Crochet Bedspreads.
hemmed. %, usually 81.
Satin finished Bedspreads, scalloped
or fringed with cut-out corners ~.
usually $3.50.
$3.50 Blankets, % Pair
A very important group. In plain
white, OF long staple wool, on cotton
warp. or in fine block plaid designs,
Ribbon bound,
| Handsoms Wooilsn BlAnksts, With
pink or blue borders, and AIN. sill
binding to match, eS.eS pair. res. IS
The evening world., 1913-08-11
Sebarate Dining Room Pieces

Separate Dining Room Pieces
s7s Colonial Mshogany sidsbosrd. $50
54in long, with bevelled plate mirror. two small draw
ers two large cupboards and large drawer for nen
eAs Colonial Mahogany sidsboard. 80
46-in. long with bevelled plate mirror. small draw
e. two large cupboards one drawer for inen wooden
knobs
saao Norsntins Carved Mahogany Sidsbeard. slso
64-in. long, with beveed plate mirror, three small
drawers large drawer for linen and three cupboard
s3s Mahogany China Closet. s2S
Ono glass SHELF two mirror backs round ends, scroll
go Golden Oak sidsboard. 80
Hn. long, large bsveled plate mirror, claw est with
secret drawer for silver, two small drawers one drawer
for linen and double door cupboard.
S2e Qoldan Oak China Closet, go
Csr iset, swell 'front.' two mirror bafks one glass she'll
S76 Golden Oak China Closet, 80
6.-in. high, all mirror backs. wooden shelf.
e32 Golden Oak Dining Table. $2S
AS-in. top eft. extension; flush rim, scroll fest
e22 Golden Oak Ixtsnsisn Table. eis
44cin. top, eft extension, claw feet round non.
dividing pedestal.
esS Colonial Extsnsion Table. eSB
Mahogany. 64-in top. St. extension. round pedestal
$50 Sherston Inlay Dining Table. 80
Mahogany. 54-in s-ft.
$500 Golden Oak Dining Chairs, eS.2S
Slip seat; upholstered back Arm Chairs to match.
eS Dining Chairs. eS.7s
Golden Oak Slip leather ssats panel back claw feet.
Arm Chair to match.
u Mahogany Dining Chairs, $3.50
Slip seats, upholstered back In genuine leather; claw
feet Arm Chair to match. Seventh Neer
The evening world., 1913-08-11

Luxurious California Wooilsn blaue
ke.s, on fine cotton warp. In white o.
large block plsids, oa.0 ps., ~. 80.
S22. 80 Broos sdsd Satin
Comiortsblss OF @i6 8aoh
Remarkably beautiful; the tops Il
French silk brocade. In rich dseisn!,
with l2-ip. plain satin border 70 match
and filling 0f pure so(t WOOL
Silk-covered Comiortablss in flosal
designs. wool. filled. st e1.So EACH
reg. ~.
SILK Null Comfostsbles. IN plnk,
blue, yellow and Lavender designs, PLATA
silk mall borders 10 match. white eee-i
ton filling. 1t ea.1e. usually ee.7S,
Second Tsss
The evening world., 1913-08-11
Fine Dining Room Suites


oSss Hand Carved Suite. eS66
sidsboard, 66jn. long, agass Crystal Closet. Exten'
sion Table. Side Tsble. 46-in. long.
slss Twe-piscs Suite. ssi7so
sideboasd and Crystal Closet of Fiorentins carved
mahogany.
osl0 william and Mary Suite, e6lo
Twelve pieces; mahogany; Sdsb oard China Cldlst.
Side Table, 6O-n. Extension Table, Side Chai1 end
Two Arm Chairs With leather seats.
e1es Adam Yeur-Pisos Suite. eees
Sidsbosrd China Closet. Side Table, 6-n. Extension
Table. Set of Dining Room Chairs to Match. uphol-
tsrsd In blue harcloh set consists Of sx Side Chairs
and two Arm Chairs, e203 from $23S.
ESQ Chinese Chippsnda!s Suite. >SS7
-Four pieces; Mahogany. Consisting Of Sideboard,
China Coset Side Table and Coin Extension Table.
Set Of Dining Room Chairs to Match consisting Of
four Side Chairs and Two Arm Chairs e126 from &162
s7es circsssisu walnut Pour-pises Suite. eSs2.6o
Sidebosrd, Crystsl Closet. Side Table and 60-in Ex
tension Table.
slso Colonial Mahogany Four-piscs Suite. $3.50
Sideboard 72n. long, Crystal Closet. Side Table and
54-in Extension Table.
s2500 Italian Renaissance l4-Piscs Suite, e12so
Sidebosrd Chins Closet with mirror back and wooden
shelves 6O-n Extension Table, Side Table eight Chairs
and two Arm Chairs with leather spring seats and backs
$500 Louis XIV. Elsven-Piecs Suite. $1,000
Mahogany, with brass mountings Sdeboard. Side
Table SO-n Dining Table. six Side Chairs and two Arm
Chairs in cane.
The evening world., 1913-08-11
Utica Sheets
Other OHerinQ8

d soslloped Sheets, 76c Each
Fine bleached sheeting. torn size.
81 = 80 In.
26c Sc alloped orEmbr oidered
Pillow Cases, 18o Each
Torn size. 46 36 In. fine pillow
case muslin.
40 Lonsdsle and Berkley
Osmbric, 100 Yard
50 In. wide. In soft. smooth finish.
Utios Blesched Sheeting
The evening world., 1913-08-11

FATHER DHNNDN Of La6aysttA md. has celebrated
times In his forty-four years In the priesthood
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-04
PORTLAND ATTORNEY
IS GIVEN TWO YEARS
Max Cohen Is Bitterly Scored by Judge
for Getting Witness to testify
Falsely in Case.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wrnr.l

Portland, Or, Aug. AFTER excori.
ating him for having induced Esther
Wood to testify falsely in white slav.
cry case, and declaring that his action
in doing so was almost unbelievable,
Federal Judge R. S. Bean, in the United
States district court today sentenced
Max Cohen, a well known attorney, to
two years Imprisonment on McNeil's
Island.
At the beginning of the trial and
until the evidence was most unmistaka.
BILE that the charges were true, could
not make myself believe that an attor.
ney practicing before this court could
be guilty of such practices, &" said Judge
Bean in passing sentence. "But I am
convinced that this man induced a poor,
abandoned outcast to testify falsely in
the hope of saving a wretch who had
profited by the commerce of her body
and for whom she appeared to have
affection" "
Cohen was allowed thirty days in
which to file proceeding for a new trial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-04
-Four Thousand
Fishermen Strike
Announcement of Reduction in Price of
Product Brings Action on Fra.
ser River.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. 7

New Westminster, B. c., Aug. A.
Four thousand Fraser river fishermen
are on strike, and there is not a net in
the river from Mission Bridge to the
sand heads or in the gulf. Saturday
canneries announced a reduction in the
price of fish to be paid to the fisher.
men from 25 cents to Is cents. Yes
terday the fishermen at Steveston held
a meeting and decided not to fish at
the reduced price, and when the gun
announcing the end of the closed sea.
son was fired at 6 O'Clock last even.
ing not boat put out. The strike oc.
ours just as the big run struck the
river, the few fishermen who had not
heard Of the strike order until after
making one drift last night, taking 500
fish within an hour. It is expected that
the Gamers will be able to operate for
few days with fish from the sooke
traps, and from the traps on the
American side Of the line, where it is
expected fish may be purchased during
the height of the run.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-04
State Adjutant-G General Curbs
Men Whose Clash Caused
Four Deaths.
JOHNSON IS EMPHATIC
Says He Will Call Out Every Soldier
in California to Protect Ranchers
and Property.
[UNIrED rREss LnAsEp WIRE. !

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. 4,-"If nee.
essary every soldier in California will
be sent to Wheatland to protect the
ranchers and their property 1 won't
stand for any nonsense, and there
won t be any more foolery."
This was the comment of Governor
Hiram W. Johnson here today regard.
ing the rioting of hop pickers of Yuba
county, whose clash last evening with
the authorities resulted in the death Of
four men and the wounding of many
others.
The governor said that Adiutant-
General Forbes is in complete com.
mand of the situation, and that mes
sages today from the scene of the
trouble had assured him that the stu
alton is much improved.