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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-13
LAST DAY
~ JERSEY JNI.

JERSEY CITY. y. j.. Aug H.
Porter Charlton. charged With tle
murder of his vii, three years ago 80
lake Como. Italy. Is expected o.
end his long staay In the Hudson
County Jail here tonight inlr
there Is change IN plan be viii
sail tomorrow for Italy TO stand
trial for the crime of which hc Is
accused The famous prisoner viii
make trip in company with two pc
lice Officers sent over by the lai-
ian Government Whether his faith
or. Paul Charlton. formerly United
states Judge IN rort .tico. is 20 sail
on the same steamer has not been
made known. u is known. however.
that Judge Charlton intends 10 be-
on hand when his sons trial begins
During his stay ~ more than three
years ia the Hudson County jail
Young Charlton bias Won the friend
ship of All tho jan officials and Boo
undoubtedly will have their bcst
wishes when ne departs Tor bis trldi
ON the other SIDE. During the
long period of his confinement be has
been granted ever privilege that tho
regulations would allow Most of
his time has been spent In readins
newspapers and novels and smoking
cigarettes During the past year hc
has done much writing lie has been
visited regularly by his father broth
Ter and other men hers OF his family
Despite bis long time in prison,
Charlton b. in -ood health and is
said 10 weizh considerably more
than when arrested On June % 1910.
as he stepped ashore from the
North German Lloyd liner Princes
irene
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-13

Porfma.tsr Antoine ur'0ria. Gard
ner High. speak for tho guidance OF
thoss troubled aifh Sidney and bIad-
der lrreguiariiies and says From
my osn experience . can recommend
Foley kidney Pills Ny father also
sas cured ~ kidney disease. ans
many ueighbors a.rs cured By Fol >
kidney Pill. Foley Kidney Pins
all also help any case OF rheuma-
tlsm due % uric acid They freugth-
90 and build up the fidueya and cor
rect urinary irreluIar.tes Are tonic
To- action. quick Boz results Randall
bfsg co. fAdf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-13
Denver special agent Here

Frank barnett. special agent for
ff. Fort Worth and Denver railroad
aas BOZ the city Tuesday ON business
connected sith bis department MI
Barnett occupies biz time solely sr"-
.s after the peace and serenity of
Che line. and ofteutimes visits ANA
rIo Robert sullinFer. local sp"cni
officer Of the line. IL under Mr. Bar
f.tf
Nr suiiiuger recently returu' j
from points on the line where he WaF
detailed 90 ferret out the cause a.
gravel throwing into passenger trains
Several reppfitions Of this noisone
practice caused Rob 10 investigni'
Th- Offenders smsli rat and cene"'i
their operations n b. believed That
fra t1rk Eas that of small Kids. bent
nr having fun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-13
HALE CENTER IS
FEEDING POINT
INSTALLATION % sIIOS IN.
cot H,Gf >TOCk-FAHuING
FOR EXPORT
N sfaff Correspondent

Ef STAFF Correspondent
HALE CENTER. Texas. Aux ~.
The farm OF the Ellerd Bros n
mile 1r tao out OF Hale Center. veil
Illustrates the nes spirit Of stock fat
ten.l. fog export market. which o.
so vigorously abroad on the south
Plains
WHth o. late installation OF four
d.os tith an aggregate capacity o.
1000 tons ~ sllage maturing har.
vests of milo maize and Kafr corn
arl considerable acreage OF alfalfa
ns farm wli market fntteu thls
year goo head of coming three year
o.l beef steers tao carloads Of baby
beef and 500 head Of hogs
~ilage aud Cotton seed Meal
The beef fattening rations Ull
comprise about a. popnds OF sillre
mixed with five pounds ~ meal per
day 'or each steer. the silaRe being
posed NJ milo MALE and kafIr
corn COT ahen the heads are just he-
shining 90 mature
: ,tended Hog breeding
Three years AFRO the Ellerd Hr0r
placed 11 their ranch Poland On na
brood sDa from whose ltters 80 heed
o. porkers have already been sold.
together nlfh present counting OF
800 head OF stock hos Next y'tr
ifa farm n.ll start in aiih 100 head
of brood soVs distributed between
tha Poland china. Berkshire AMI
Bed Uuror breeds. in experiment in
TamtYr.h breeding being also. cor
ffuU.ated
Irrigation
TUD Ellord Bros are uoW Install
HF rllug system for mb-irrigl-
uar af alfalfa which viii eventual.
cover $50 acres. the water 90 Boz
aplusd by windmill pumpagc sell,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-13

Tire f0iioEing parties called a. the
Board Of Trade today G. l0siin.
p Tarter. Rock Island dispatch (.
2 TSP H0ieman. G. X sutten. Rev 7.
p Graham. DR.. g. " McMiilen. Jno.
Kerr Mrs Jno. Huts0n Of Canyon.
A. D. Fowler and his father. J "
Eaudeu. Louis l.irke. & G. Robinson
81 brentwood. r. n. suitor. W. J.
Marshall Dr Reedy G. Russell. 7
O. Roach e Whittier. " Y Arm
strong. and many Others visited our
offIce today There b. reason. Try
us for a trade Red hot 10 trade on
fHe real estate board of trade opef-
afef By D1rkray Land Co 342-lt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-13
ROW OVER CONTROL Of
GREEN ACRE FELLOWSHIP

ELIOT Me Ana w. This wss
the day ~ the anGuai meeting and
election Of trastsez Of Green Acre
Felios ship. the biz colony here oa
the banks Of the Fa1uiia known
throughout larRr par 0f me
3Orld a. one ~ the uDst unique re-
ligiOus organization and exponent
.0f free thought" The result 9f
the election is aVaIfed With fever
ish Interests ~ tho r0lonists and
others Interested IN the Increment
among whom are many Eell known
persons u Boston and Sew York
The election follows spirited
oampaiyn bet Ueen Two rival fae
tons Arrayed on ono hide are 'ho
followers Of the Oriental prophet
Abdul BAHIA .Abbas. Fho are known
a. Bahaists 10 opposition are
The original Green Arrletes Who boz.
came pilgrims 10 this nos famou.
ground 20 give expression 90 their
ideals ~ universal brotherhood and
free religious thourl r o. broadc.t
aspect
The Bahnlsts want Pagan Tom
pie erected a. thor shrine Thet
have selected for tha site oi This
edlflce a beautiful pine grove ~h'r'
the Green Acre.tes FOR years have
held their outdoor meetings
Ever iuce the visit of Abdul BAHIA
Abas Iast year tho HahaiHis has"
been proselytIng am.na thn pilgrim
OF Green Acre Thr hHso built un
n rival orrinIlatlol which b. moss
strong enough. they believe to rnH
rummato their plans for cpuirp.
They want the temple erected n
time Tor tle next visit uf thc tre1'
prophet Abdul Bahia The fund.- '0'
the temple are available through q
legacy OF $4,000 l.f 90 the Greer
Acrsitps boz Mrs Helen DUl. OF So"
furk Co. bs devoted OBJ the uphUI J.
Jog OF the colony Its terms 800.
broad enough 10 b. applied by DO"
trustees for the purpose OF The rrr.
ton Of the temple u o. planned h'
the HahaiHs 10 place uusts Of w..
bomrt Coufucius. /u.0lsicr hudi'
Christ COmt- and others ibuu. ID"
Interior statement Of these great
teachers are Ia be- Inscribed 900 'h"
sails of the auditorium
lu tho meantime the AGED founder
uf Green Acre Mis- Sarah . Far
u,r H uuappriscd u' fhr facts "I
tbc Internal struggle among the col
ouists She ~ patient Boz 70 snna
lrIum 90 Portsmouth while her Ii.
fairs are being conducted hy two
guardians Her intimate friends de-
clare shp would be- greatly opposed
To- the Bahaists activities The
same persons expire 'he belief that
the nahalsts are taking advantage
OF Nrs Farmer '.luess 10 promote
their campaign and acquire the
trusteeshIp Of Green Acre
Green Acre has often been ur.ll
|Hi.N NH INV Nl NANWANN NN' lf''I'IlN.
uuu. for lts federation lud tho lIb-
rrm views held aud expressed With
m ts precincts II has been The
Mecca of tens of thousands Who have
come here to enjoy The wide rams.
u' thought expressed 40 'l- op.l
hr.n, loo the famous pine grove Ana
boo spite of the attack OF it- crit
trs the colony has grown nul pros
pcrpd
NoN the original colou.sts fear that
30 the Buhaist- gain control of thr
board ol trustees at the present elpD.
ton AN others not OF this faith viii
Dee excluded from Green Acre, and
for this reason they have conducted
900 active anti-3ahaisI campaign Go
keep Green Acre as 10 is and ha-
been since IL VA founded
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-13

To kl tf' door 20 onions on tho
breath ear lemon af'crward or drink
strong iemonsdc MANY perfous who
never 'a' ar IONS .r uuy other form
cannot veg. Hsf avoid .fsm Iu some
salad ah..a sHl.i taste exceedingly
fa' without 'hH vegetable
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-13
He Is an Orphan.

Mrs Newwed-"lt you don't eat ms
biscuits shall go home 10 mother
Revived And AZ | do eat them III
50 home to my mother
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-13
SNAKES LATEST
-..w.@. --z~
SOCIETY HOBBY
. tsHIONhBII JAPANESE SO
~ lAulE~ CULTIVATE
FANCY IOtt RIiTilI~

TOXIC. Aug o. TO make pets
~ snakes D. rho latest hobby Boo
japanese society Fashionable aom-
on are rult.yating o. fancy for small
and 1--WE ssrDerts They have about
them the harmless spotted Ee'.hacss
and striped uakrs thirH are easily
tanned
Tho man tho Haa lone more than
anybody eIse to establish Chic hob
by ia Kiniro Vakamura ttD h'.
been engaged in me snake business
FOR more than twenty years and nho
has wonderful assortment OF reH-
uler The most pf0lur'.s" districts
Tor auprsa BOO japan Hrn certain
mountain SECTIONS Halr Toxic thl
NIkho Here fh'. ar' caught ih
large number Japaunsr nak"
cutchera drink sake before startling
ont 10 hunt large .orpen's. sU ima'
they UiU not boz supplied ht thr
.,.,.i.,.,,.... t..,.tl. ..I Ola. -.Df..s
real combat occurred rr.rn.. br.
60. NO.. .....r ..,f f.. ..r..rr ft.n.
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,,,d .t..t Cd. t..t .,... ,,ound
knocked IRu mon IHau aIfN b.. TAIL
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"a .ur, f,r ..am,,6 trull. If ,,t.p
so,led boz br.r,.. a,I.
W,.t.,, Art
steadiI, Irrr...Ipr ipt,r,st 10
manifested p. ne apar.s, In u.st.
orn ART a.H uirr.fur. Mos, ,f
sbateap,.r... 4.fl. l,,.. mad, hoo,
translated into Isuspes. by prof
Yuzo rubDu,.I off U,asd, Uni
teraIt, and n.r b..p .t,F.J b,
leading thpafrr. Cd. .rnt.. and ,tt.r
cities throu buui fhr cam Or, a..
ccutN tho luperI,I rla,tr. ,r r,ti,.
had crowded pirbts ejn .bli,s
Caesar
Lonrfcllou ami N,rt Tu,in sr,
as familiar In IA, I,p,p... ,s
Shakespeare and Mito.u Goethe.
Faust" has been translated irt,
tapan.s. AN ,..tr.,,t.
government and IL has t..r ,., .n
tho board. of loa1ing bons.. hi tc
Empire
Al present The Lady o.u n,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-13

OR REN1 Two rooms furnished
for Light housekeeping. gas range
aud lights can 302 West Seventh
treet 2i3-'p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-13

HOTEL. Partly furnished. fine l.-
cation possession al once and bar
Gain Small. cash payment baIaHc"
monthly bDckray Land CO.
asst
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-13
COMBINATION To
PRODUCE WEALTH
GHIAT NATURAL THHEIFOLD
tONBfN ATION OF COTTON
HfII AND PORN

sDstla. n no Vows
FLJYDADA. csaa Aug % n
Ii Baker. one OF Tloylada promi-
uoai citizens add leading land men.
fafar to cotton. beef and pork as
mo great natural threefod comb
nation sbIel s 10 make Floyd cola-
t5 p1pIlnus. progressive and prosper
Qua. rrmark.ng. boo fhis connection.
thar essraI auuua. county gin Co.
port display 900 agcraes OF one hair
La|D to tho acre aud that fus coIl
r prolific hargeEta ~ milo maze
aHG EaNr corn can Do devoted %
home nuu.ng and In fishing OF bee'
HrI pnrk boz made ~ double tho
present market .alu'a OF these tao
riHI1H
10 Eliminate iilaeklrg
D. o. r.0. @ .rteran FLOYD COUNT
f1rkman a iu fa.0r of q laa con
polling lunla. cattle vaccination ADD
also OF thn cremation Of The bodice
uf 900 cattle dying from biacklCg
SIR Pool thinks that such lav,
vigorously enforced. would entirely
eliminate hlackloN within period OF
five years
-pme -ilo aud some More Sil"s
Many IlDs Nill b" u operation
Ma aH boz tho FloFdada region. ou"
pf which aIlI uo of steel with ms-
trria weight pf soysnty-niuc thou
and pounds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-13
Lowrey-Phillips School

We want your boys and girls.
Our organization with military training, all
athletics and faculty Of experienced, uni
versity trained, painstaking teachers, hits the
mark in the boys education. Reaches and de-
velops mentally, morally and physically,
where the ordinary schools do not interest.
Special provision is being made for our local
girls. We want them and will make great
effort to give them just the care they warrant.
Elementary school including boys and girls
from the fifth year down to kindergarten will
be taught this year, at 1909 Taylor St.
We are trying to merit your patronage.
Reward our efforts by giving us your boys
and girls.
Phone us or write card, we will call or write
you. =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-13
TOO LATE To CLASSIFY

TOR SALE Dining room furniture.
uu. porch furniture beds and mat
ses gas range. tao heating stow
hairs book case Phone ssl or can
DG Polk street Zf3--p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-13

TWO ROOMS Furnished for lilht
housekeeping must be- cool and pre-
fog rooms in house with elderly COO
pIr Address Vs. T. 5 care NeEe
Zi3-sp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-13

WANTED Hair work Of an kinds.
also have nice switches for sale.
Work guaranteed prices REASONABLE
N Kuohn. sos Monroe. 2t3-3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-13

FOR REST TAO furnished rooms
fDr I.ehi housekeeping or sleeping
rooms I10l Pierce 2f3-aD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-13

FOR RENT Modern furnished
housekeeping rooms llOG Fillmore
Phone $40. 2i3-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01
ICan Please

You In a home on the South Highlands
or in Norwood. I know the values and
can take you right straight to the best
owner. l can make the terms suit you
on $4250 bungalow or a $4,000 home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01
kODAkS
LEGAL NOTICES
! administrators Notice

Administrators Notice
State of Alabama, jefferson COUNTY
Estate of l. A. Brown, deceased.
Letters testamentary upon the last will
and testament upon the estate of said de-
eedent, having been granted to the nm
dersigned, on the 18th day of May. 1919
by the Hon. ]. p. Stiles judge of the pro
bate court of Jefferson county. Notice i,
hereby given that all persons having
claims against said estate will be re-
quired to present the same within the
time allowed by law, or that the same
will be barred.
LUCIEN w. BROWN, Executor.
5-1S-3t-su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01
ONE CENT A WORD
FOR RENT-ROOMS

RATES-One cent word n day; no nd.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
tIon. Cnsh must accompRny order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01
CITY ORDINANCES.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned until o'clock, D. M
Tuesday, June 3, 1913, for the construc-
tion of certain storm sewers and
branches thereto under Improvement
ordinance No. 637-C, New Series; also
for the construction of two concrete
bridges, approximately 450 cubic yards
reinforced concrete. Specifications
may be obtained and plans examined at
this office The right is reserved to re-
ject any and all proposals.
(Signed)
WALTER G. KIRKPATRICK,
City Engineer.
Age Herald. May 80, 81 June l. 1913.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01

FOR RENT.
Store S. goth St, good retail stand, two
show windows.
Store on S. 18th St, has three room resi-
dence attached.
Store at gates of Southern railway shops,
fine retail stand for small groceries,
drinks and other small merchandise.
Store on End ave-, N, corner, good for
shop or warehouse.
7-room modern residence, West End, cor
ner lot: rent only $20
-Four rooms and hail. cottage on Boyles
and Gate City line, house in good con-
dition; rent only $3.50.
Note New Office Address,
GEORGE BILBE,i AGENT
Pill LIST Ave Main 61
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-01
ICan Show

You the best central and semi-central in
vestments. If you have anything
you want sold-tell me about it and
if your price is right I will do the
rest
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-04

Finally we learned that Madero and
his cabinet had been taken prisoners
by the commander in chief Of the ar
my, with the consent of both houses
of congress. and that, therefore, the
war was over"
Hardly had the bugles begun to
sound Cease firing" before we saw
the soldiers entering the house next
to the one which had been burning
all this time. We supposed the fire
had communicated to that one. As
there was not much danger then,
mamma and Miss w. went up on the
roof to see. They saw no fire, but
could hear the men moving about,
and supposed they were putting out
the fire. We knew afterward that
they had been robbing the house and
breaking up the furniture. They
took every thing they could carry and
destroyed a great deal more. They
were evidently real bandits, as no
others would have taken the time to
destroy things.
We felt sure that 1t was the Ma
derista soldiers who set fire to the
corner house on Victoria street, be
cause the fire came from the inside
and not outside, and a gasoline bomb
Muulu nave Eldlltu III lLE AbbAt II ~
were possible for a roof > feet thick,
of brick and earth. to be set on fire
by a gasoline bomb.
Several other houses Of the court
were robbed and looted. I feel sure
we should not have had a thing left,
II We had not stayed at home
But. to return to the peace pact:
Hardly had we breathed a sigh OF
relief, with the hope that our trou-
bles We're past, when we had another
alarm. We were ready to go to bed
at Z o'clock tnone of US had slept q
wink the night before) when man.
ma and Miss w. went to the roof for
a last precautionary observation be-
fore retiring. The odor of smoke had
been growing stronger, and when
they reached the roof they saw the
Nueva Era building in Flames run
ming five stories high. There was
only the single row of flats (three
storiesD on the opposite side OF the
court between us.
We hurriedly re-packed the few
things we had removed from our
handbags, and prepared to go as soon
as the opposite houses should catch.
We could no longer pass through the
hole in the basement wall, which had
been the means of our escape the
night before, as that led into the
burning building. The gate leading
to the street was locked, and the por-
toro in his flight had taken the key.
We got the ladder ready to go by way
OF the back court; but Mr.. l.. went
down to the gate again and ordered
some firemen (whom the crowd had
not allowed to approach before-they
wanted to see Madero's newspaper
burned) to cut the chain of the gate.
However, almost as soon as the fire
men came, the flames began to sub
side, and we felt no fear for our
CONTINUED on Page II
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-04

allowed to go; but we were under
suspicion for having had FeliZistas
in the house and were not permitted
to leave.
The fire was partly extinguished
during the night by firemen work
ing from the Nueya Era building.
So, in the morning. Mr.. L. insisted
on our being allowed to return home
20 re-paok our things OF course, the
fire started up anew, and, as the fire
men dared not show themselves on
the roof by daylight, it was left to
burn unmolested. We had to keep
watching to see that the fire was
not spreading, both by the shadow
OF the smoke on the opposite wall and
by going to the roof.
We had passed a miserable night
in the cold printing office, the doors
and windows of which were wide
open. The floor was of cement. and
our only place of repose was the cast
iron newspaper forms. Why we did
not all catch pneumonia l do not
know. Mamma and the cook were
both suffering from bronchitis, and
we were all nearly dead from loss of
sleep.
As we were returning home that
morning a soldier. who had been
standing guard at the basement door
leading into our court, said he was
hungry and proceeded to accompany
us to our apartments. He had Chi
nese eyes and was one of the most
evil-looking soldiers we had seen.
Within the last few months 1000 Be
lem prisoners-cutthroat and Grim
IN NNHYV IL e Ia. s~H,Va a1HgF sNF
the bandits captured from Zapata' S
bands and were also made to serve
In the army. With the exception of
the captain, whom, Luz said, was
medic malo," these last Maderistas
must have been criminals. This one,
who forced his company upon us,
kept asking for something to drink.
though he was already drunk. He
stayed two or three hours. talking all
the time and expectorating upon
what HAD BEEN my polished floors.
He kept telling about the burning
bodies on the street and all the horri-
BILE things he could think of, but was
fairly polite as long as We women
were in the room. When mamma and
went into my room, and only Miss
Wohlfert and Mr.. l.. remained he
remarked to Mr.. L.: "You know, |
have no confidence in you" and be-
gan to play with the trigger OF his
gun. Tho nurse said, such a wicked
smile passed over his face, that she
| dared not leave the room an instant
| for fear Mr.. l.. would be shot. We
were in the power of bandits and
| felt none too safe. You know that
martial law executed by criminals is
not reassuring.
President Prisoner.
| All of Tuesday we held ourselves
ready for instant flight. Late in the
afternoon we heard cheering in the
streets. Since o'clock the bugles
had been sounding cease firing,
but 1t took them long time to stop,
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-04
~ ssauaranteed Eczcn,,

~. e VOnsfanf ft.IT "" NtMeUy.
- - rash and d;tnlns' burning. red
ss1sena, ~ tei,eu uu'Sagreeable effects of
US s,ss and iryits. salt rheum, itch
e 4 be EASILY ,'ritating skin eruptions @
apd Of Reglinttment Mr. ! 19oson,s e S
,saa IS A@lh, AN H.. says: :; - :, Ia Eve
s5.s ssDSsoa'. Eczemaa o,h When found Dr,
~ 1'e This rs oin, Ointment found a
Dhysicispn spnintment is the formula mn :
: sy NOT NOT an e1peri@ent peen IN use
pt.iiisr cSs,S,y Ss BY mail. 4"ise pfion it AZ Al
st Louis, Co.. Philadelphia
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-04
VIVID STORY TOLD OF STIRRING TIMES
IN CITY OF MEXICO BY MRS. LAB0RDE
Nece Of Miss Camille Wallace Tells Thrilling Narrative of Blood
shed and Hstoy---Makng Battle in Steets--Homes Used
AS Seat for Rapid Firing Guns

iEm has been given sne rTSls of FIns
uHp librarian. ''s' '"'hhe wallace
h w N he dy of fMxhoOr
Of pc w larhnce
downfall o TIN Made d itaton
from the mfntuna
q
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-04

We are prepared to dry clean, re-
pair. make alterations and dye IL
necessary for you. Above applies
equally to men or women. Telephone
the Suitorium; our wagon Will call
promptly.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-04

BARTON & TERRILL is the only
transfer company in western Col
orado with first class covered NOV
ing van. Always prompt; furnish
good service. and expert workmen.
You make no mistake by employing
them
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-04

Our catalogue OF sinks is very in
terestlng, with its wall hanging, cor
ner and recess patterns. 1t is free
to all interested in good plumbing
and good fixtures.-J. G. Mckenzie,
545 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-04
Mrs. Hards To Coast.

Mrs. J. B. Hards a well known To-
cal lady left for California last night
to be gone several weeks on a purely
pleasure trip. She will visit several
localities where she has friends and
relatives.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-04
r.;ovine Visit.

hnlos5 Ts = n Hebard and her mother,
Ms Emma Clark OF 4So outdy ,,h Ms vxs
a,s' sns are enjoying a visit with MISS
Iav luz CLARK Of Chicago a sister OF
~ - sormer and daughter OF the lat
,.s ~ Who arrived in the city TINS
week.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-04

We are experts in overhauling or
installing steam or hot-water heating
plants. G. Mckenzie, the plumb
er.