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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-06
Fine Shore Property for Sale
in South Dartmouth, Mass.

About II acres of Shore
Property with high meadow
land at Ricketson Point,
South Dartmouth, Mass, sit
uated on Buzzards Bay, with
about 1000 feet of shore
front. This property has an
unobstructed view of the
beautiful bay, with. the Eliza
beth Islands and Nonquitt in
the distance. On either side
of this land there are nice
residences. 1t is about Is
minutes walk, or a mile, to
the electric line running to
New Bedford, Mass, about
four miles away. The prop
erty is finely situated and has
great possibilities for being
made into a most beautiful
summer home or homes, and
has never been put on the
market before.
ddress r " Mnsher Nav badford. nass
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rUH HENI-Bf Is. r. !
904 f. Cap, Or, b. 5000
POI ! NV. l1r, b. ;. As. 90
1923 o NV. Or, b. 40. so
1910 Irving NV ,Sr, b40.B 81
4i4 NJ NV, Or. b. 81. 80
S25 5th NV. Tor. b. 35. 80
1929 s NV, 7r, b. .S5. 45
ia n NV, Or, b. $500
3oS X NV, Sr, b. ..32.50
1912 Riggs NV, Sr, b2S. 80
3l2 r NV. Or, b. d. on
7O2 Quincy NV, Sr, b27. 80
1910 Sd NV, CRIB. ..T. 80
$40 Ny av nw,O.b. 20. 90
2al3 Ga av NV Or, BIS. so
16uQ Marion my z hO9 IN
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400 Oak'e pl NV. Ar. 1880
s531a Bland al NV, AL. 80
1927 9Th Sc. 6r. 1880
200 v NV. Or. ;. 1850
1905 Canal sw, or. 1880
331 q sw. Or. :. 1850
9Th Sc, 8r. 1850
724 18th ne, 4r. 1000
3244 Grace NV, Or. $50
) Gordon av ne. 4r.S.3o
rs Pleas't al sw. Ar. 30
s Shadd row NV. 3r.6 30
1925 Knowlton ct
sw, .'r. ......... .6.Oo
LES.
'R'r 1249 Morse ne.3.O0
RI 6291a Md av sw. 30
Y. ave. NV. Phi. NJ. TO-
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AUL CO.. 7th & L NV.
70 o NV. Ar. b. 1850
837 N NV. Or. ". 1880
&c Pierce NV. Or. b. e. 80
$500 o NV. 5r. ..lS.O
2119A 4th NV. 3r, b. 1850
1923 18th NV. Ar, b. 1850
431 N NV, Or. 1850
2153 Sth NV, 5r,w. 1850
pa Bryant NV. Ar. b16.50
1920 Water Sc, Ar. b. Is. so
1908 Il ne, 5r. h. 1870
3l4 Ky av Sc. Or, b. 1880
2217 GA av NV. store
& dwelling 90
2I55 9Th NV. Jr. W. $500
2012 Ga av NV. Or. b15.00
2219Water NV Or, w15.W
1858 9th NV, 6fr.15.OO
2247 Sth NV, 5r. 90
101 Corn. I C.7r,wI3.50
ITO Fenwick, 5r,w.12.1
3oa W NV. or,w...;1..U ~
a 1oao In IN NV 1r.N.i6.1o ~
1 6ooo GU n".oI'w..U
aOa o IRA NV nw,o, WIZ
EOS Stn NV, 4r,W. u.oU
al trainers CT. IT,
W..:...........u.S
lSZl II ne. or. w.sta1l.@
s SIN nw.br.w. 100
I'D n Nv hW,4,WiV.ou
sU1l Tales ne.or.wlV.oo
SS2S Sth NV. 4r,w. 1O.50
235i sth NV. 6r.w. 1919
IoaI SUN nw.or' ".W-a0
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FOR RENT-BI GEO.
TIA Pa.
NW.9l5 S, Or, b..$4O. 30
NV, PA / nw,9, b30. so
NV. 4317 Ga av.S.b27.50
INVITES Newton pl.
Or b. ........... ct. so
NE.622 Sd. Sr, b. 1856
NV. 500 21st. 7r.b.25.5O
NV, 1921 III, CIR, b.22.50
NV. 425 p. Or, D. .23.50
Sc. 800 S G aver. b25. 30
EE,323 Sth, Or. w.17.5O
APARTMENTS.
NV, 1929 G, or, b. 80. Sc
NV. 2020 G.. Or. b.
parquet floors. .37.50
Octavia, Ar, b. 1880
NW,s15 21st, 5r, b. 80. 20
NV. 1879 G, Or, b.27.5O
SW. 12OS@ c, CRIB. %. so
NV, 1924 Pa ava. b20. so
Get cOmplpfo lfct af n
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AZ Fenton pl ne, 5r. 1850
1923 ! NV, Or. .11.J0
416h 18th sw, Or. 11.W
915 Golden sw, Ar. 1910
2l5 Capt av. Ivy
City, Or. 1850
1854 Sth NV. Or. 1850
"a 31a ne. ar. 1850
= Neal pl NV, Ar. 1850
1913 I'd NV. ar. $50
16 Col ter NV, ar. g. 30
920 Gord'n av ne. 5r.9.50
1884 knowlton ct
sw. Or. 90
164 Francis Sc, ar. $50
RI 907 I NV, 4
stalls. yard. .$12.J 80
A. 5. CAYWOOD, 915 \.
1s
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FOR SALE-I024 SPRING ROAD NV: a
rooms. tiled bath: porches front and rear: side
and rear alley: hot-water heat; gas and elec-
trIcitv. Under lease $aO6 per year. Built TO
sell at 1920. Now 50. 7b0. Proposed improve
ments Spring road will increase the value
of this property 1870. Inspection by permit
FRENCH KiRBY. Owner. 141a n st NV
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W. LINKINS.
ave. NV.
NV. 1921 Otis place.
5r, b. .@.oO
NV. Sc Q. 5r, b. -@.oO
STORES, ETC.
NV, 735 9th. store .S.M
500 18th. store. 40.OO
NV ,2020 L.sto&iatS0.50
NW.1715 Fla av, store
and fiat. 5000
NV. Warehouse. .2o.W
NW.1140 10th. Or. st1S.bO
wv, 2l47 r, store. 1900
NV, storage room.- 800
.COLORED TENANTS.
Nw,1143 21st. 11r, b33. 80
NV, 2024 F.. Or. b. 20. 80
wv. AT Ridge. "A. 6rl9.oO
NV, I'LL Seaton st.
Or and water. :. lS.OO
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TO DESIRABLE COLORED TENANTS
2JI1 r st. n.w.-6o3 n. II. ave. NV. De-
sirable fvc-room brick houses in convenient
loca ton: excellent condition: SI1. 90
THE r. n. SMITH COMPANY
140s NEW YORK AVENUE,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

OWNER
of a beautiful detached : room house
on two large lots. northwest section.
containing all modern improvements.
including hot water heat electric
lights, tiled bath, large porch. large
shade trees. will sell same at BAR
GAIN, EASY TERMS. on account
OF leaving city. Address Box 3ii.
Star Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-06

FOR DESIRABLE COLORED TENANT; JAM
tors nat In 3llS r: $40 per mo.
L. w. GROOMES 1413 ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-l3S0 CALVERT ST. NV
concrete ceaa Houss u nea Re y not
repair. Rent only so a month.
Apply to THOMAS j. FISHER 4 co. Qnc).
1873 18th at. NV
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EQUITY IN FRONT LOTS. NORTH BEACH,
Md. Address Boy 800, Star office. Sc

FOR SALE-s30 MONTHLY. WITHOUT CASH
payment. Large. new s-room and bath bunga
low: beautiful stone and cement porches. 10 IT.
% IT.. with large colonial columns: basement
has furnace and laundry trays; electric lights.
gas; large forest trees: lot is 30 by 800 IT.:
fronting macadRm street. block from
electric cars: on Aigh elevation: in West River
dale, Md. See owner. w. r. WILSON. live
one block above. (Artesian water under pres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-06

FOR SALE = EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN T.
story brick dwelling. II rooms and ba tn. in ex-
ceIlent condition. Rented for $3.50 per mo.
Price, 81. 600. bargain for investor. W.
H. H. CISSEL L. CO., Jordan bldg, 1901 n ".
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FOR RENT-BALANCE OF SEASON. WEST
End, Long Branch y. J.. furnished house
immed late possession: surrounded Ivy three mcsi
beautiful residences in New Jersey: seven bed
rooms; three bathrooms: three acres beaufifui
shade trees; large carage: usual rent. 81, Jo0;
no reasonable offer refused. JAMES r. ASH.
1875 Park road. Washington. -
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FOR SALE-OUT OF TOWN.

TEXAS SCHOOL LAND-S1. 80 TO SIS ACRE:
1-4oth down, balance forty years. information
and Texas map free. JOURNAL PUB. CO.
Houston. Texas.
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VIM. n. SAUNDERS Z co,

FOR RENT-211 FLORIDA AVE. NV
story brick; MI: rooms and bath; rent,
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FOR RENTJOHN SCR
10 " C av &c. Sr. b. 30. 80
231 7th ne. Sr. b. .2S. 30
zoos B ne, Or. b. ~ 80
8 18th ne, Or. b. 1880
102 14th ne. Tr.b. 1880
6l0 10th sw, Or. b. Is. so
Arizona republican., 1913-09-02

such 5 such T P p9Sd Vfh or he and sealing of all weights dealers of proper weights and duly tested and sealed (8D To license men H prevent all descrntion of rmhnr and the using any and all kinds of gambling fadulen devices and To and ad the @ 9sHons % m may s & n to % be paid b Py those @ %ho engage % n the M sale % O disposition Of The Commission shall classify dealers intoxcatns liquors cribe conditions which d hs on ad e ei S De pd that t in m event after the population of the city shall have reached twenty o be determined by the commsson provided however mate hotels in the city having at least hundred OO) bed ter h o M n as not % W S this cnsT s of liquors shall be prohibited the city be sub an election duly called and held for that purpose and if Of the votes votes east at such De m favor or then Gt t q f tn a @ case d may p g % m snd m ybnp @ prohibition shall so obtain in the city the as to whether srmn ana m 'H % ya a in of M M ] t D at @ eon ho be in favor of permission then within one CD month thereafter the the shall not be held in the city oener than once in two within CD of each other.
 Commission shall the right provide by ord different the be specified in such ordinance and punish o s nd aatees aae M a e city immoral ana
 
 the city, subject to the limitations elsewhere in this % s To f the feeS and charges for a official services not otherwise provided for in this Charter
 
 (s9 provide lease land buildings ar pneaton of noce thereof for at least ten o days stating explicitly discretion reject o To provide for the purchase property upon 
 the judgment and costs to provide for the if any connection purchase @ To for for the sale public auction after 42) To provide of portions Sd py S ssonae @ @ future @ m s suc or ae @ sha be made to the highest published (2 the Commission shall have the right to reject any 4s To provide for the of e2 To establish change the grade street alley public place officially na ee The ao S & m Gf @ heG upon the application of person apply therefor upon the payment of the cost thereof lane alley court regarded side walks manho culvers cepoos guters tunnels curbngs and walks be constructed therein to provide for the care of sanitary poperty provide lighting public ation Of lamps standards or other devices TOT such sne or a Pa b % ] @ cost hted M m @ thsrby % and % from time to time as deem desirable and proper to replace the same or suns
 
 resuacing cappng reoapping lane alley the tracks of street
  between the thereof against the person.
 
 a railroad rail Commission of the people, improvements IS to be paid by special assessment private property the laws the of the time of the improvement
  Commission by there 
 widening strengthening public
 
 land benefited thereby provide the collection of the shall prescribed ducted directions authority of the Commission anything authorized by shall the Commission inconss- of Ari-
Arizona republican., 1913-09-02
CHAPTER w The Commission

tion not forbidden by the the State of Arizona or the provisions or section As the legislative ordinances or resolutions hereby city legislation others And in ad city its behalf hs shall be aed G to PTYd a eeSnE df and change @ the same as ay dee p d nIteS M for the viola any provision ordnance but no which be prescribed by the h, % Arizona relative to incorporated cities ana e
 @ To the abatement of nusanees hitting maintaining nuisan c49 offer not fifty conviction of who may have committed felony in
 @ To organize and maintain police and fire as @ of the for the n" said police and fire depart
 prohibit kespng storing works a s d h f a zT fn nd sG'so
 CD oil and other in
 @ S engines ines "ss' stsam the Commission would endanger public
 and appliances and provide for proper inspection Of prescribe and height of buildings that be erected therein and the nature Of in
 % T0 regulate the ion and the materials construction walls; prevent the erection  their abae hod of of and @ location o and the as used in wiring budngs or other TOT the use buildings other structures for the purpose doing prohibit the construction of buildings and structures
 require of buildings other appliances
 prevent construction the removal of daneerous heahS cart stoves M % to th srTvinr on of oa liable to cause fire o 
 combustib material in unsafe places and to
 To construction hotels factory the placing
 0 To regulate the speed trains
 passing hgTs the y m nd b 1 ee streets oi of be tS to reoue @ railway station fagmn place gates viaducts at provided with lenders railroad trains of the streets alleys pnd prohibit the blocking of any crossing @ % 2 it at one me to regulate the speed with which
 @ ] rid or or drive or prope bicyces @ automobies or other
 u To regulate prohibit the exhibition or earring m of bills in the streets public grounds or upon the sidewalks & so % T regulate prohibit traffic and sales upon dirt sdjacnt thereto and in his default tt to M authorize thor the the o lien same time and city failure such occupant to effect 
 Q0 regulate, construction of m
 To running large of dogs provide destruction by the penalties | persons refusing such license fees To prevent of ami and truction large, that be
 To prohibit and and to land healt
 D To make all regulations necessary
 
 make otherwise into the miles quarantine control
  l wit
 (22) regulate trades 70 the public in the punishment knowingly building premises owned controlled by make | and noises
Arizona republican., 1913-09-02

 fr the public utility provide other public dispose the for the
 O bequests donations and gifts of all kinds of such bequess gifts wit lease otherwise dispose of the in accordance with the ease such bequest gift trust be city provide carrying o iIsue bond hat in creation M and % issuance m of suGn m f d % t t % @ followed
  and referndum shall be followed levy shall be quafied electors the City
 T a a Mn @ c4e % 6 H5 n oder and d e p 0n Gn ad % te ors m r needs and unite with such | C) in indus
 G5 To establish operate municipal cesssr lands and rights by plants institutions departmen or which may be conducive to the welfare sae good 1 (m) To have nd powers epa by the ao Of R frst TPea % S5Ch @ % 1 m M sell and od sGd theof 1sF approved PSp 5pne ai 1s
 Section of any pSweF m T o6y Pg % th5 h @ @ if fhe powp % be conferred in different terms of two or provisions power other, be deemed effective and be accumuatve and
 Section 4 The qualified city initiative and otherwise provided by this Charter constitution and laws of the State enact legislation out and enforce any of the above Commission o
 the ] e % sG e shall T be and hs are Commission consist of and four G) other members city auditor and in Charter or by authority
 this Charter be elected appointed as hereinafter pro-
 addition the officers named in the forgoins
 
 city chief of police fire chief superintendent of streets and city nass
 The offices of city filled and the duties thereof performed and that be exocio coec
 officers mentioned in this section ae aadn % & q 'q e % @ y'S Se ePsae by the provided % a pe t nt such offeers shaI have been elected appointed and shall have qualified as ref % the City of Phoenix shall perform the duties and the ordinances provisions ci- shall after @ % off @ o ~ Rpp01en 0f ' upon
 Section have by ordinance to and discontinue offices deputyshps and pertaining thereto according to the needs o m=@1 s1''on and shall hod S hs ofe
 The city m n S9 n or e sts s Dy % l Section shall be appointed by the | Isoone removes for Commission
 city treasurer ct9 chief of police the fire chief the o of Char appointed by the city and shall hold their of such city
 all officials shall De py The Commission shall also fix shall be allowed from
 
 connection with his official duties shall be pad | by he
 provided for in this be appointment and thereafter incumbency his office qualified l elector of city.
 disability of the the shall teHpore. In of office the Vce-chanan or until IS filled as in 1 for the remaining members such Commission; md shall select from their shall be had at and the qualification such selected
  the
Arizona republican., 1913-09-02

'The Council the City hundred this behalf under the eons ordained and do hereby frame adopt and ordan tne 56 m State Charter the said The Com Council of the City of Phoenix and all laws amendat0ry
 CHAPTER lA1 gaau5.,,.. l.
 Section T. The mmniepa & coPqFan % % b n % h remain and be o0@y sba Pa e % all 9h0 h and regulation of its ] inha6 den by Charter well those ssd m sGt6n % % @ 9 ssnre canPf of of H n Act enable all cities now or hereafter containing d extend and de
 Section 2 The City of the terri terri Phoenix" being and described as fol-
 Section nine (s9 T0wn @ RT f 0Ps Base U and Meridian running line of the Northeast quarter (N 3 or SeSqon % m % said Sec the South line of the North the quarter (sE 1} G seeqh f h eshe G and @ salt ReP Base and southeast quarter % b @ Northeast the % ouarter |E 5 of the the South line sP Rf the the M S sto eight 1 to the Northeast southwest quarter sW D of the quaP M East line of 4) the Southeast of the Southwest quarter (sw ) B Se 2 the f = aa uar & ne o he Northwest quarter C 145 three () East of the Gla and Salt River and Meridian thence south along the East line or tt the
 west quarter w 1 of said % &n @ % ] @ of ' Yavapa % m street along the South line of Iavapai street to m G thence North song the West line 5 eight (S), Township one Q Meridian eF thence North along the Southeast quarter (sE "A of section seven e 3 0R R R o CD North Range three 0 East of the Gl % and @ sat b % Nbea ) of the Southeast quarter (sF 1 of said ss Southeast quarter sE "A of said Section seven (E IA sE "A of said Section seven Section @; thence line the North f 3 SSrtast M 5 of osF o Section seven q? o the s0usheaSt S0ng b % m oD m North @ ter oNE 4} a % | % m tb e and Salt River Base and Mr of the Northeast quarter u2l West line of the North west corner of quarter quarter tE H5 of said section a) Northwest 5 @ E G of the @ ana G Salt RVep Base and Meridian East along the North line of seon % @ seven % s e3 @ M % ,S Town ship CD North Range three 4 East & 0d the % Ge W an % % oft (sE N of said Section six (6) to the cen Southeast (sE ) of said Section six ( to the five 5) Township one CD North West line Of the Northwest Invest qaaFtgF m d E t R @ % @ @ thence ra CD to the @ Northwes rest corner m & % sti tve (5r n tbe Northwest Township CD North Range three East along of four the East line of the West half Northeast quarter (E D CD of the (a and Salt River Base said Section to being within the O Arizona
 II.
 Powers Liabilities
 Section L The the Phoenix:
 
 rights, privileges franchises exercised by the The Common Council of the City of Phoenix"
 all legal debts obligations the is O may
 (c) may be impleaded, all of law and proceedings adop and may time hold which is incorporated municipal the which it is incor- porated.
 Section dsparagement other hedu by O rights, Phoenix rights
 (a) To by parks, paygounds and places of
Arizona republican., 1913-09-02
Proposed Charter Of The City of Phoenix
 Preamble
Preamble

We. the people of the City of Phoenix city incoporae Common Council of the City of three thou the constl- framed adopted ordan the following as provided Charter of the said The Com mon of thereof and supp
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-07
WORIH!AGTON TAXPAYER;
HAS A TEN-DOiLAR WATCH
Editor Sentinel:

Editor Sentinel:
l nave JUST finished an inspection
Oh the tax rolls of Mesa county in con-
hectloh with one of the gentlemen
VINO Is raising the noise in connection
with the Kenehan investigation This
gentleman was one of those who an
pned Tor restraining order to pre-
vent the Patterson Burghardt Con
structlon company from getting the
money that Is due them for the builde
ing of the Main street bridge He
asserts in the petition that he is a
taxpayer. So he is.
For the first time since he has been
IN Mesa county Mr.. l.. C. Worthing-
ION name appears on the assessment
books and he is now being taxed in
the magnificent sum of 81 cents. He
has watch, he says, which is worth
$40. So he is really, truly tax
payer for kicking purposes.
Mr.. Worthington also claims to be
a Spanish-American war veteran, |
have it on excellent authority that
Mr.. Worthington was connected with
the transport service in '9S as a ci-
william and is entitled to about as
much credit as soldier in that war
as the coolie who unloads private's
luggage at the barracks.
Another attorney connected with
this affair is l.. l.. Morrison. Mr..
Morrison Is property-holder but
SO far as the past three years books
show he is delinquent taxpayer for
the last three years.
These are the sort of people who
are being robbed" of their perfect
ly good money by the Main street
bridge contract.
j. as well as all other members of
the board, court the fullest investiga-
tion by Mr.. Kenehan or anybody else
and when they find any graft | want
it to not only be published. but all
the facts connected with it turned
over to an impartial grand jury.
WILLIAM BRIGGS.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-07
FATHER CARRIGAN IS
EXONERATED BY COURT

Father Joseph p. Carrigan's per-
sonal responsibility in the suit
brought by Leo Machebeauf against
the Catholic Loan and Trust associa-
ton and Bishop Matz for the legacy
left him by his uncle, Bishop Mache-
beauf, was removed as an issue of the
case in the United States district
court yesterday when Judge Robert
IS. Lewis completely vindicated Faith
er Carrigan.
Judge Lewis stopped a rigid exam
nation of Father Carrigan concern
ing loan of $1,000 he procured from
the association and announced that
Father Carrigan had acted in good
faith and with the interest of his par
ish at heart, and that he would not
hold him in any way responsible.
ut is not my intention" said the
court, to render judgment against
Father Carrigan personally. There
is no question in my mind that he was
acting with the very Just belief that
he was doing with the association S
funds as he believed proper. believe
it is useless to continue with testi-
mony which has no direct bearing on
the issue at hand. We will, there
fore, let the matter rest"
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-07
PERSIA IN THE MIDDLE OF WAR

Teheran, Persia, Aug. 7.-Fighting
has been in progress in the streets
of the Persian capital since midnight
between the national authorities and
the, Bakhtiaris clansmen. There has
been considerable firing in the main
street of the city, where the foreign
legations are situated, and numerous
conflicts in other districts.
The Bakhtiaris are nomadic inhab-
itants of western Persia, near the
Turkish frontier, and caused much
trouble to the government during the
recent revolution.
The tribesmen were finally per-
suaded to enter into a conference
with the military police. During the
negotiations the authorities placed
machine guns across the surrounding
streets. When the tribesmen saw
that they had been trapped they sur
rendered and agreed to give up their
arms.
Between 40 and so men were
killed or wounded in the fighting,
which continued. from midnight till
late this evening.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-07
Costly Treatment.

Il was troubled with constipation
and indigestion and spent hundreds
of dollars for medicine and treat
ment," writes c. H. Hines, of Whit
low, Ark. ~ went to a St. Louis
hospital, also to a hospital in New
Orleans, but no cure was effected. On
returning home l began taking
Chamberlains Tablets, and worked
right along. l used them for some
time and am now all right" For
sale by all druggists. S-1-15
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-07
INVESTIGATIONS.

The spirit of Investigation is
abroad in the land The auditor is
Investigating; the committee of sew
enty is investigating. Suppose you
do little investigating on your own
account, and look into this Big Shoe
Sale of ours. We do not know what
the result of these other investiga-
tions will be. We do know what you
will find on looking into our Shoe
Sale-the best class summer shoes
going for less than a fair price. The
auditor can't stop us, the committee
of seventy can't take us over. These
shoes must go. Mcconnell G. Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-07
|. ". ". LEADERS CAUSE
DOCK STRIKERS TO LOSE
Associated Press.

Duluth. Mimi, Aug. 7.-Six hun
dred striking ore docllmen stood
about the Missabe docks this morn
ing comforting with the Industrial
Workers of the World leaders and
formulating new demands.
The ore companies, hitherto will
ing to concede demands involving
better working conditions, have now
rescinded all their offers and have
issued a statement saying that the
strikers have broken their agreement
and that fully so per cent of the
men are willing to work.