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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
Disaster Due to Decsyed cirders

Long Beach. Cal-The collapse O,
che Elrcer. originally too slender 60
bear he burdens intended for Il and
raich had almost rotted away. caused
tos S7eoking OF the municipal audi
forum pier las. Saturday With its loss
Q. nearly forty lives This was the ex.
l-znzt-on given BY the board OF three
experts. appointed TO investigate the
cisaSe-. II its official report 10 the
co-oas-'s jury.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
BANKS GET TEN MILLION.
feoersl Funds 70 be Distributed
Among National Banks.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ycAdoo m.
nouneed Sunday the distribution bv
states OF the additional $40 900 600 o,
FEDERAL funds which the treasury de-
pAF,nent will deposit in the national
banks.
" the $50 active depositary banks
On May l. when the secretary issued
nls interest order. Mr. McAdoo said
'niy seven have declined TO pay III.
interest charge and ceased to be gov.
eminent dePositaries. surrenderi,v
-ner federal funds to the treasury
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05

Wzsaiog-oa--Se1z-O TInzza- zAo
propose 70 abolish smoking IN execu-
tive sessions q TIE senate 70 protect
his ON health has sent letter 70
ezch zs0b=- OF The cabinet asking
then 70 p-ohIbi- s1okilz u tneIr -
specriEs departments
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
DRIVE STOCK ACROSS LINE
Alberta --o->s--z---x z-o Ir1iz-s
Blamed fer Ro-ros7 ~ O~rerk

Ls-11-56E=. AIo=-A-I1rse tn
SAID had c. cz--l= z-6 .o-s=s -
lo1gi1z 70 seFe-zl large s-ocEzsse-s
operating s01-a q NcG-z-h- aIo=--z
=e-s rounded u7 aid driven zs-osS
the border i1-o Noz-z1z according
Q reports 70 the zoE1-ed police hare
Eo1es-szde-s- WIKI E5on IL
s-ocEziss-s have be=1 L troz5.e fo-
so1e tine z1d Ildz-s E1o are Il
1-g21- h-=czzs TO q heir z@o-
recs1-l. we're Ss1-z1ced fc- 5o-=z
stealing are accused br The z-ock-
-zis=rs ard Al investigates x being
UzEe
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
Smuggling Plo, unearhed

rnii - lphia--A sensational series
u smuggling plots By which si.,so,
Fni'aaeipnia bankers and bushes.
men have swindled the governman,
.ut OF more than million dollar i
luues during the past eiEh, vea-,
las been disclosed by the invps,,r,
non no" being made by Harry \
Nnolo, special assistant to Attorney
General McReynolds.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05

Manhattan. kansas In a O. -
issued here the Kansas Aer''s. d
college has warned the iHi" A,
Kansas that the graSshoppers 'A' N,
~ to cause serious damage :"
state this year.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
To Aid Vocational Edue,,,o,

Masnington.-Appoiniment OF =,
,'. omission OF nine to study plans for
FEDERAL system OF aid to voc,,,,-s,
suuea'ion was indorsed SATURDAY -
and labor euuoation
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
Death sezI.a at Veterans PARADE.

Chattanooga Ts1l-Ths closing
ceremonies @ rs1aio1 -=sk Q. The
T1--ed Confederate Veterans here
Friday were szd6=1=6 ,. TIE deaths
Of three aged soldiers. whose strength
had been ossr-zI=t u the demands
Qzz upo1 = i 5s parade II TIE
zt.=--n.c-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
Former Senator Dead.

Detroit. Mich. - Former unA's
States Senator Thomas WiAel''
Palmer OF Detroit died Sunday az"
a long illness. He was elec'e0
the United States senate In lsss' i''
after serving one term, he v" "
pointed United States minister
Spain
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
eoIf Ban sIi,or chlIc-

Kansas City. NoL-As : reszl- Q.
shifting golf bsn un-l j. exploded
throwing its ard contents Into his
are lack He1i1- - yezrs old los
TIE sight @ his eft eye. and parst-
Clans SAY he probably I'll become to
zlIr blind
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
Chicago Bars sn5t;y Songs

Chicago CHICAGO officially "'
ban on the smutty songs on sa'a''
when an amendmen; 20 the ordih'1 y.
went into effect prohibiting all p.~
acts OF lndecency or suggestive s'1''
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
Repudizses confession Of Murder.

Niss01lz- Ao---Frz-k D5zzo-d
Who vas ARRESTED ~ Plains. 1ozt
= TIE result O. his alleged coates
SOB q the murder c. 1oEzs- GoTe--
uo- Thomas Frzlc1s Nszzhe- Q. MOI
ana and Others. has rep1dzz-ed Ms
confession
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05

Wash. n --on.-In the presence "
potable company. Secretary br'A-
Saturday signed the formal ahno-s.
nient Of the seventeenth ameou" =,
to the constitution providing '0'
direct eicC-ion OF senators
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
Says It's up TO CHR,

Lonoon--Sir Edward Grey a.,
no1nced in the house OF commas
tuesday that Great Britain was rasax
10 recognize the Chinese governmen,
as soon as China had agreed 10 main'
tain the existing treaties.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05

New fork-The art treasures ~,
.eeteo oy the late J. P. Morgan are :.
be placed on view for the Ansr,.s -
public as soon as arrangements -.
been completed. il is ANNOUNCED
the METROPOLITAN Museum Of A., q
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
Womsn May Reco,1rr

sioux City. s D-Mrs. Mae rxa,.
Who Is supposed TO have shot ana lSn
ed Dr. Z L Moore OF South Dato,.
agricultural college stan and -
shot herself twice Monday evenipr -
a ro-oming house here. nav raco~e. ~
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
Parachute Jumper Has cIose CAT

Se- Eo-k-TzlIaz 40 tee1 from
II zs-op s1e Friday A-11- kopcz1-
yoo-ht1l parachute jumper. lzzced
feec frs n Z Staten Island marsh AID
as buried 20 lis asck Il The nu1
WIKI ropes and CHARTS Re rs ex--1-
Gated and I'll recover
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
her-osiIIu su---n-en

Azle P-Je=E c. EsDosSilo.
connected =5-a tae COZ
s-i1 aLso1zlist cars To-zz-z--lF crosS-
- r.s border % KS pare t-V- Pc
c-S Ssgrzs Friday I'D s1-re-1e-ec
- ne Cai-e.5 StZ== z1z5o-.rsss zhe-
lie land -1z- = warrant hzd tsza
Issued c1z-E1z hin nth violating TIE
1sE-z---F avs he gave bond
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05

D-es Go.7eS. ioEz-Fztty school chill
drs1- taxing part Il TIE annual z-h-
l=r5c exhibition OF the Des Nosnes
grades -e7s 7-os-arsd u TIE heat
Friday and Only heroic ens-xsucr
zorx or=Te1rz-z several r=srrS
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05

ian San f.rancisco.-cOnventions o, -.
,a-o- -e'-lood OF Railway Tralnr>a's
- -e'esi'er viii be held trienn,.l~ "' 81
,s o. every two years. as ~ Ia
yao,s sse custom This decision VA,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
SENATOR BRADY WINS BR,ps
Romance 90 idaho Senator cur,
Mates happily in Chicago

Chicago. -United States sena,r
James H. Brady Of Idaho and Ms
Irene Moore. daughter o. Mrs. ceor,
NJ Moore Of this city. ~ere nr
ried saturday evening. May y. at
o'clock AT the home OF the bris,,
cousin. Arthur l. Moore. Ra,s,s
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
Massacre xuszuI-er

SzI01icz-A dispatch from = r-uS--
worthy so1rce says that the Bulgarian
troops have destroyed the village OF
Hzc5i- be1~een Szlo1icz and Se-ss
and have nzsszcred the Nussuins,
population
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05

Lo1doo--A1 zx-euDr -zs made Frs-
DAY 70 set fire 20 TIE British RoTzl
academy Although The 0szzl -ro-s
for WOMEN piaczrds ~e-e not fond
tie police suspect re uai-zn- szr-z-
gets
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05

Wichita. Kansas-Wheat So i
southern Kansas and grain ou'Sas
this city estimate thai tne ~ d
wheat has been set back n'e~~ ,s,.bs
per cent by the hot and dry WV
the past week.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
VIII Probe Strike cons,,,.

"@snington- - Consideration 81,
,n-S LOT the senate probe Of consa
ION, IONS IN the strike zone Of tho w" W.
sirs,nia coal fields was begun So, 49,
,at'on and labor On edu-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
Aviation Claim. Another vIe'"

Chicago Aviation ciaime' e s
victim Saturday. when James ~ o,s
a young flyer. was killed oy s,ud
turning OF his biplane when y "a
4, tree. The accident occur7e'
eotssde the fying field
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05

n--Superiutenden- Syl-
Ess-er and the Washington police are
sosolTed from blame for disorders
which attended the big woman sui
frage pageant here On March :. ox
the report OF the senate committee
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
IF orty-niner- n,..

roh, ~.el'own' n. Y.-wmuan ,
'on~ California 'fortv.n,,..s :.
~, o-s N business in Pittshnr~ inner
. 81 me last twenty years = rs, and
:, s,a Of this city. died late sunsa !.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
Deoro Wins Championship

San Frz1clsco--Alfrsd l~Oro ron
the three-cushioo billiard champion
ship OF the world from John Ho-xza
IN the concluding game o. = series
here Friday night for TIE Lambert
tisDoad trophy
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-06-05
TslIyho PIunees over Enbznsnen--

De1Ter- Coca -zlrho IN Which
Eere forty persons vas hUled DOM
= 6.rE-.oor ennznkne1e ~ Mount Nor
r.Soa park nes- here On Friday Ta5r-
u persons are reported injured uz1r
seriouS1y-
The evening world., 1913-02-07
CERTAINLY ENDS
STOMACH MISERY.
''Pape's Dinpepsin" Cures
Heartburn, Gas, Sour
ness and Indigestion
in five minutes.

Sour. sassy. upset stomach. indlses-
ton. heartburn. dyspepsia; whom tho
food you cat fcrmcnts into gases and
stubborn Jumps: your head aches and
you feel sick and miserable. that's when
you realize the magic in Papes Diaper
sin. II makes such misery vanish 10 five
minutes.
II your stomach IL In . continuous ~
volt--if you can't get it regulated. please.
for your sake. try Diapepsin. It's SO
needless to have q bad stomach make
your next meal favorite meal. then take
. little Diapepsin. There will not be any
distress--est without fear. It's because
Pape's Dispepsin really does" regulate
weak, out-of-ordcr stomachs that gives Il
il millions Of sales annually.
Get . large. fifty-cent case q Pspe's
Diapepsin from any drug store. II 10 the
quickest, surest stomach relief and cure
known. II acts almost like magic--it Is
a scientific. harmless and pleasant prep
aration which truly belongs in every
home.
The evening world., 1913-02-07
TRAVELS 10000 MILES
AT COST OF 100000 TO.
. GET WIFE TO SURGEON.
Senior d'Omelia Takes Her 10 Paris
From Peru to Have Appendix
Removed.

To travel something like 1900 miles
At q coet o. approxfna tely 800. 900.
merely for the safe and sure removal Of
one human appendix. might be con.
stdsred a record n high-priced surgery:
but that is one thing that does not in
tho least worry Senior and Sonora
Tomaso d'Orneila of Lima. Peru. Nor
does DR.. de la Puente. private phyplcian
IN attendance upon Sonora dOrne,la.
find himself aocumulating any iines Of
worry over the subject.
They arrived to-day on the United
Fruit Compeny's steamship AlmirAnte
from Colon Besides the Peruvian multi
and his ailing wife the
party included an infant nurse maids
and the doctor. But the, won't tarry
here TO have the operation performed.
There are no competent surgeons IN
America. says DR.. de- Ia Puente. They
mus: really continue TO Paris. and there
the expensive separation Of the bother.
some appendix will be accomplished.
Tomorrow they sail on the North
German Lloyd steamship Amerika fo
cheroours.
The evening world., 1913-02-07

i send Tor lux ana IN 'iny ana NJ
= cost OF ~ am srouhn IN inc Not'n
River OF over IN jersey i can move
my nome 10 Hoahy lot 'i' hhu na'e
% many h'shus ABOARD AZ WISH iou
can't beat that for cheap travelling
When the hot summer days are on
call q tug and we 20 up tho Hudson =
bit and amend our vacation In some
The evening world., 1913-02-07
ARCHDOLO INDICTMENT
BILL PASSES SENATE.
M1aEure Calls on Wckersham to
Explain His Orders to Hold
Up Arrests.

wA0HENoroN. Feb. Tho House
to-day passed the 0arnsr resolution
ordering Attornsy-oenera wickersham
to transmit all dooumsnts relating to
his order to the United States Marshal
for the Southern District Of New York
to withhold service of warrants issued
by the United States Court for the
Northern District Of Texas against W.
c. Tsagis. Henry Folser Jr. ana John
d. Archboid, on an Indictment charging
conspiracy In restraint Of trade. The
indictments wsre issued in tho suit
Of the Piercs-Fordyoe OIL Association
charging the Standard OIL Company and
Its New York and Texas oniciais with
violation Of the Sherman Antitrust
Law.
The Garner resolution calls for the
production of the Attorney q enerais
opinion In the case. and all other docu.
ments relating to II that Congress- MAY
determine whether his acusn should
b made the sup1sot Of Q CenerNs.
steAAl inquiry.
The evening world., 1913-02-07

employee who has worked for the city
more than thirty years !. eligible for a
pension through the Board OF Estimate.
Mr. DE Roode argued that with 5000
city employees the City Of New York
faces o pension roll within . few years
Of more than $1,000 oo annually.
The lawyer argued that to make .
pension system the city employee NUT
be convinced that the reward OF faith.
full service will bring him the pension
regardless Of the caprice Of discretion
Of any Board of Estimate. AT presen.
he argued the city employee has no as
surance that after thirty years o:
service he will obtain pension. The
final decision is left TO the board. which
may be Influenced by politics or any
other cause.
The evening world., 1913-02-07
TAXPAYER BRINGS SUIT
TO STOP CITY PENSIONS.
Would Restrain Board of Estimate,
Alleging Grady Law Of 1911
Permits Political Eayoritisln.

A taxpayers suit brought by Joseph
o. Hammitt. . Brooklyn citizen. to re-
strain the Board of Estimate from
granting further pensions under the
Grady Pension act Of 1911 was argued
before Justice Biechoff to-day by Albert
DE Roode, a lawyer. who asserted that
the pension law defeats the purpose for
which IL was created In that Il is sus-
cept.bls Of political favorftLsn. The
Court took briefs from the lawyer and
the Corporation Counsel and reserved
decision.
since October, iNl. only h<teen pen
s,ons have been granted by the Board
Of B0timAt8 Under the law any city
The evening world., 1913-02-07

acid and the trouble, il causes or a thyr,psi,iy
scientific prncipe, aad gives The comfort that al
WAYS comes 10 those who has" ieret ht.lth il
o,,feomth The eiiect OF uric acid poison drives n
from the system and prevents ~ Cluis ~ a, 10
give perfect health and strength.
To prove the Williams Treatment copnu.,.
kidney aud bladder diseases, rheuinatisrn and ali
nnc acid trYnbles. no natter hps chronic or stub
born. we VIII g'e one Coz bottle tI2 dnsc,l frge
you will cut out the coupln below and END
II with your namo and address, with IOc 10 h,il
pay distribution .Nptusos 10 The pr u. A. Viii
iauis Company. Dept, AL, East Hampton, Coau
send a. onte ani you vii rccth by return mail
regular 5Oc. bottle. without charge and Sithlut
mourning any Obligations.
The evening world., 1913-02-07
Harlem Hish School for wo me n.

The Harlem Evening High School for
Women, located in One Hundred and
Fourteenth street west Of Seventh ave-
nue.. will be open for the last special
registration OF new pupils tonight The
school offers courses In commercial
branches and In classical and college
preparatory subjstsL There are also
classes for students who desire to pre-
pare for the regents and civil service
eNaminations.
The evening world., 1913-02-07
Capture of Pretty Silk Petticoats

Who does not want a silk petticoatp What woman
will not be delighted to learn that silk petticoats almost
twice good usual may be had tomorrow, Saturday
$685. regularly SOS $34s-Taffeta and messane in
evening and coors such ourselves sell usually
ut higher prices.
S20s regularly $3os ss-Chion taffeta and messane
and few crepe dc chine-amost any color, black and
few white. Heretofore sold by at higher prices
sa4S regularly 81 to s67S-Moire brocade silk jersey and
mcssainc in dark and light shades, many styles
Heretofore sold by at the higher prices.
Subway AoorOld
The evening world., 1913-02-07
The Kind You Have Always Bought.

the caution applied the public that
has been under the OF Chas a. Fletcher for
When
sides Of the bottle red Parents who
limitations call the attention younger
danger introducing their families spurious medicines
be regretted who engaged In the
selling all Of substitutes what
should termed ountefe for medicinal preparations
chdens medicines IL therefore devoves
the scrunize she her child Adults
that themselves but the child has to rely IF
the mothers watchfune@. 4" <NSNl-A-
The evening world., 1913-02-07
FAMILY Of 6LNES
ON CANAL BOAT FOR
0NLY$25AM0NTH
Miclne! Riley Solves High Cost
of Living Problem by Buy
ing Home on the Water.
HIS KIDDIES ENJOY IT.
An Are Happy as They Dwell
in Style In "Ritz-Carl-
ton" for 50 Rental.
HIS KIDDIRs ENJOY IT.


There h one famry In 0rAssr New
York that has successfully solved the
oreSism Of high living. While economists
ana statesmen are bsrnins the hgurativs
midnight on and laundering threats at
shoss who throttis the throats Of the
ultimate eonsumsra Michael E. Riley.
Mn. Riley and their four little girls are
living comfortably In the Rits-Csrlton
Tor ahout 90 . month. Michael Riley
"1fsks" he calls hlmssif--discovsred the
solus,on 10 ne wsishty problem. and for
I've pears has been sivins . practical
lsmonstr Alton OF his answer. The
saswsr y The Rts-Caritoni Exclaim II
yeu VIII. but the answer u the Rits-
Carlton Just the sams.
Dus-and now ws'rs getting down %
Srass tacks-ths Rits-C Carlton u . aAnal
hoas that sways at ~ moorinss along.
eide bier No. - South street
About I've ysars 49, Mihs Ri,sv teSk
0DOuD0A WV u1AkADDtt. Au0 INV ~ Nav
game Of lifs vss getting - b too hiGh
fss him. Aiisy = N electrician and by
working sesaAay ~ HE trade and
ssrimp1aG . Oesd Asal ~ fosnd himssk
with ~ b Ms credit q the bank. HIS
family csaastsd Of his wife and three
baSiss and the euturs As,d little promise
feF hin. He Wa paytng from ~ 70 ~
. menth for . tensmsot apartment. and
whbn the upkssp sf Ne table and inot.
ssntsis were sAdsd - thas Riley realised
that ne AlgA osoe ee Living was No joke.
sUvs A FLOATING hoA&g WITH
Hls SAWNos.
Rnsy was esr bsy1nG . SUBURBAN lot
and tu11AiaG . nftis Asos With he ~.
but b sssa rsalissA tAse his savinss
wou,A ~ - WI fas h sush . ven
tueA Anyhow - I'VE sway erom ne
city "a his Wesk nsaae aAAsd sarfass
ana luasA q 1884 TAsa Rilsy had IN
lnsptsatioa. TIA R4ts-Casiton u the 70.
suit. He boaGhe . canal Apat nearly
new. Sse ~ ~ 80 promptly moved
abeasl. New ~ rent amounts - = .
nenth. tAs sams SslnS Daid - the caty
~ s.1 ~. - s~-..s"...
-. ~."- 49,. 49,
nv Ss, ~.
Ss".S..-s..
~. ~" 49,.
~ HU sN.,
~" ..
49,. ,..'.. 49,. ..
~" 49, =. rr.. ~ 80. ~
h.,.. ~ 80. 49,, 1900 =. 800.
49,. 800.
~ 80 -. ~ ~. .,.-s
81. 49,. 49,. 60 - $3.50. ~.
..~. A. -. Dr.. - ..,s,n -,
n,,-.r~ . 80 ~ $500. ~ -. :,
- oo.,4., hou. ,n., N. s.,,. Men.
1nsy -. nay -, fr..h ,nilr .v.,,
a.
y v.ral - n.,a .. Ana 4. an NJ
49, a hs.css~ -, -. .huA.., .,.. =,
Rsisv .,,,S Ano. n. 49,, :. .,sn
.aaxu Of a., Na,su.r,,. ..v.r. A.. "A. !,
eour. ana SsSy leAss>. e,ehe meath,
The baSy ~ Noru anoard Ma car
beat. M sA5SAson ssU q healthy lot a
The evening world., 1913-02-07
TUMULTY AT WHITE HOUSE.
wilson. Secretary, G.s~ of Iniies.
IL sho,va AZ ana.

IL Showa AZ ahd.
WARRINGTON. Too. S..--toeeph II.
TNimiity. chosen b. .'rssadsnt-esct
Wilson 70 oonttnus a. his s~oretsry
Curing the Wilson Administrator, vas
the luncheon quest OF Charles n. Hil|-s.
President Tatt's ssnetnry. to-day.
AftsrSvard he was sfiown through the
The evening world., 1913-02-07

Executive Offices and made acquainted
Avi'h the Presidents stan. Mr.. Tumulty
alter AZ ms National Press Cl,fb. met
tho corvs Of Washington correspond
<rfa
The evening world., 1913-02-07
Duffy's Pure
Malt WhiSkey

is universally Endorsed by leading
clcrgymen. doctors, educators, nurses,
lawyers. rs well AS business men and
women in all walks Of lie. as enc Of the
worlds greatest medicines and tonic
stimulants.
Al druggists, Hroccrs and dealers.
81 90 a large bottle. BE sure you get
the genuine; substitutes are injurious.
The Duff Malt Whisky Co.. Rochester, N. Y,
The evening world., 1913-02-07
Large Savings on All Kinds of
Sterling Silver TableWares

To $l4 dozen solid silver dinner knives and forks seldom possible
of the opportunities this siverwa sale
While tablespoons the
the table offer bowls
fom On punch bowls saved On tea set
o'clock kettle pitchers $l4
than usual On meat phes the from $4a to $40
Have said we'll worth while visit this silver
months
Altogether You well have
of it.
a Wterphhcr
a denup Sandwich pate ndCa
dozenup Compete Soup dmatfork,
Dcarpo onbonners Berys
dozenup
| adoenup hBowsSl
a ozen
Practically in
M.nn
The evening world., 1913-02-07

MES. ID. EVANS. =
SYRACUSE, N. Y. (SpeciaD.-''ltis
with pleasure that l recommend Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey. which l can con-
scientiously say restored me to perfect
health. was unsuccessfully doctoring
for bronchitis when was recommended
to take Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
This remarkable medicine promptly
effected II cure. Mrs. ID. Evans.
The evening world., 1913-02-07

Mahogany Bullets and sideboards range
from $S5, formerly $40, to 1925 for
handsomely carved sideboard, formerly
$3.50.
Mahogany extension table from $a7 so,
formerly $40; to $3.50 for a regular $l95
table.
Golden oak Bullets and sideboards
from $ll to 1905, formerly SIS to $40.
Prices at every few dollars between, Al
under
The evening world., 1913-02-07
Wonderful Coats for Women, Sll.75i

Chinchilla coats, warm and soft and wonderfully
becoming. They have plush collars and cuffs and are
faced all down the front with the beautiful fabric
which gives an effect of seaskn.
Blue and . few oxford gray. Exactly like some we
sold earlier In The season At $lS.75
6oor Old Buudu.
The evening world., 1913-02-07

Mahogany china closets from $50 for
S45 closet, to $2l5 for fine large Chip
pendale china and crystal cabinet, reg
ularly 1895.
Golden oak china and crystal closets
from SIS to $G7, regularly SIT to $7S.
Golden oak extension tables from $lS
to $l25, regularly $50 to 5000.
ID all prices from ten to fifty per cent.
'egular Sixth Gallery. New Building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-01
M'LOUGHLIN QUALITIES e
FOR THE TENNIS FINALS

Wimbledon. England, June 30-Maurice
L. McLoughlin, American champion, won
the first set i'm the semi-finals of the ALI
Lfgland lawn tennis singles champion
shin today from J. c. Parke. Irish and
Scottish champion by ga. Mclaughlin
won the second set by 7-5. Mclaughlin
won the third set Cd and the match.
Mclaughlin by his feat today has
opened for himself the possibility of win
ring the Ali-Engiish championship, prac-
tlcally accepted as the worlds premier
tennis title in the future
The American champion with his ter
rifle hitting and his painter like activity
drew roars of cheers. Parke started well
by taking the first game
The next two sets were taken by Nc
Loughlin, who coming close to the net.
and using his favorite kangaroo cross
shots quickly established a lead of three
sets TO one
Then the Irishman rallied and with a
series OF beautiful passing drives crept
up to 5-4. AS soon. however. as the Cali
forbian fell back and adopted his OPP
ponents tactics he won the next game
and the set.
In the second set cheers followed the
American as he repeatedly took appar-
emily unplayable shots. Stanley y. Doust,
the Australasian Davis cup team cham
pion captain and Oscar Kreutzer the
German. contest their semi-final round
tomorrow. The winner will meet Nc
Lorghlin in the finals.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-01
Pitcher Brennan Floors
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