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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-24

On, no, we wouldn't take MIN
again. We can't do anything with
him.
For a moment forgot to listen. I
was wondering how siX-foot man,
head of an institution where they
train" boys, felt when he admitted
that the little lonesome lad was too
much for him and for his institution
to handle.
And then I heard the judge ask the
mOther-the woman who brought
the lad into the world-if she would
take him home, if the boy were to be
given another chance.
And the mother looked Uneasily
around and then she said: why;
your honor, 1 couldn't take him. I
got baby to mind"
Yet the little lonesome lad had run
away that he might see his mother
again and even at that moment had
his hand confdingly upon his arm.
81 guess I'll have to send him to
some other institution" the Judge
said, refectively.
Once more tears filed the blue eyes
of the boy. But, judge, the farmer
at Desplaines said he would take ME
back. He likes me-"
There were tears in my own eyes.
A child that boosted Of just one per
son in the world who liked" him,
when there are so many women with
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MOORISTOWN

some parties broke INTO the Woods
school h4ildinE TUESDAY rlght arI dis
'rr' "d tho books and rtr.~hed 4p the
furniture '~ieers a.e "r tho lookout
Zoo" the uuf isW4
william Hend'--ou. on aged AID fs-
srrlf "d flrm'r. ro-tI 90 town b. report
81 seriously 800 80 his home toda5.
The Hotel iioruer. opened it.s doors
IN 'h- r.hIf. reSterdaf.
tn" Hiten we'll SO 8. started Co
drill lrE last risIf
U,u~s. arl We. and ui44 IVA
Ew'r- 1901" attendins TIE NATIONAL Er-
campu1~rt
Thomas WALTZ ard wife are visiting
re!ttir's al -. 'lairSvilie. today.
John Dunn and wife left fp- North
barath Yesterday. where they VIII
sTrnd O. few weeks with relatives
walton T1,lor will move into the
.sreaal property on Main street. Mou-
day.
James Gardrer ~ t-hrirhe,iIle I.
pending Few DAYS with his sister
here
Joe Major shipped q hne car load OF
wool to Wheeling parties NesterdrF.
Leonard SIC rf man U. StsuuIuUfII.
and Miss TtIei Ice of this place. were
married ~ WeIsburE Tueadas
Mrs Lee Chapman. - CIaSstille. pa.
Is spending a few days with her mother
here.
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HUNTER OHIO

4 o. .fffkInr fro r,sb.1,.ig. mi,
e.euffg
zee o. Lucas le in HeiisIr@ today or
The sunday etlaof rf~rf. t.rt %.
ir ffH ffHfr. .HfIfff.. vas quite j.
'~r AZ report GOOD time
Pc Ted Men meet In rrglfar ~ra.Ia..
fH.a Wishing NeI Men ara
Hfi.HI.r Invited f4 attend
We f.'i-ei rff Wafia.~ UrrlhfIrsr
a'NIf'f f" lard arrrafeer .r arr
.'''.. .rrfrf.fr W. Wallace THINKS
..fI.r
"F .. CITIZEN. eH. afforded .fs
" Doc. rF 'F r. r.f..rH .t.. I..s..
Irrf.. .'f. ..s. .. Ifarrt.
|. NUr". .|.. rt I.....
.,r.f..r rf r~IIaIre ras
frf eIfe
1He squirrel hunting season las open.
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bcr 20 A ane program has been pre-.

Der % a fine program has been pre-
pared
young son Of Mr. and Mrs Elmer
h'ankenfop fell from a trapeze on the
play grounds AZ the Fourth ward
school yesterday afternoon. breaking
both bones &C tho forearm Drs. Dare
and Palmer reduced tine fracture.
A mass convention OF the Republi
can voters OF Nfooke county will b.
held ON Saturday afternoon ~ g
O'Clock IN city hall. To elect delegates
TO represent brooke county al the
nominating convention 10 be held in
The court house go Wheeling on Mon.
day. September p
John Amspokor was thrown from his
morse near Stotts school house scv.
oral days ago. and 90 b. feared he NAV
have suffered internal injury.
The trial docket Of the Circuit Court
Tor thc October term o. in the hands OF
mo printer and will bc completed IN
IN r. Tow days. There g. quite mum.
Dor o' cases Boo chaucery. but nofhfnr
important in tho line of criminal casce
Miss Edith Jacobs. of Charleston.
w Va. is a. visitor a. the home o. her
aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. O. W
BAXTER
Roy Churchman. ono ~ tho most
popular az tho young men 81 the town
has been confined TO his home since
Tuesday With an attack Of tonsilitl4
iie g. now convalescinr nicely and will
De- ADJ" f0 DO ont ln % fcN DAYS
Dispositions verr taken in the Law
Office OF o. a Gisf. in tho city build
lnF. ths morning In case entitled
Nrf Lucy " George vs. g. W Crau.
lord and othcrs Attorneys Nelson e
Hubbard and Henry VI Russell of
Nhocline. and Court StcuuErapher
Louis y Schrsdcr ~ Whceiinr. We. o.
present
= number o. tho member 81 Tho Re-
nfssr lodge of WeII-hurc uul go 90
~f"u'cufIIie. o.. trie evening fo attend
tho 1uriter.arf meeting ~ The Stcr.
hrntHIr kchcksh lodge I.nfrrfair.
mont fn fhr uav OF epcsrnca and rcad.
'nee NJ historical slguiacancc 20 tho
.nHcn oIl ho given. after which 70.
ircshmcua VIII be served.
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CADIZ, OHIO
A !. :. csllshan &. IN rl,,.nsrsh.

Nih'rf callahan is In Pittsburgh
ilo"el was 90 newark this wecL
WIN. sharp is in Athens. a.
day report Non
..i-T In Flemu1ing is in Beaver n,
from Wheeling ''''' H'n
.,.. lercy Mct adden vas home from cot
fred sharon vas n ,igt,a. c..,
fiefcirrd '"as Ut
VI and Mrs VI sharon are IN clev..
Scio g. teach Ut"
.'ise rs'cn Phillips has returned IN
'hnfnNcf ahurr Pa
Mr and Nr- " g. Nirbstf yv.-. a..
JeWstf SUNDAY ''' d"
i.o} ltohh Of Canton. visited rob,
Hrvaut SUNDAY '''
o. ~ and Mr. o. p. Ramsey are IN
'gl and M-t John ConnVeu were ii,
'"t fnrtou tfI. uceE
Mrt '. llsterfirid fs ne r7lert 81
FNlailfee ln fslIueviIIe
Mf George trrsavefi vas f1 wrret-
jig L. ffr days last week
VAN ihlINuH and Jesse Mtrff,
N'.t 20 % = r.. ~ Columbus MONDAY
HIth SUrn and Ethel Patterson
AFr |N delaware. 90
Mr aud Mrs. charles Varre 81 r....
~. ne guests ~ "a Crovi nnd far,
Mr and Nrs " a charev and ds,rt.
were party fn atfrrdnrre ~
NtseHrE faIr last week
HfT rarhh ~. Allison. who has hesr
iirLfa g. HfatthIt. Ta
Nf. samuel Zimmerman died here o.,
neTdhF. and the remains were frteo b.,
'''iNh' N'f' iNr burial on ThurHdav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20
st. Clalrsvllie Briefs.

Miss Blanche Harrison returned 10
her home yesterday from a two
weeks visit with Pittsburgh relatives.
Mrs. Elizabeth Calem. OF Wheeling.
spent Friday with relatives at this
place.
Mrs. Fred Cellar returned TO her
home at Carnegie. Pa. Friday morn
ing after a pleasant visit with local
relatives.
Miss Florence Hughes. OF the South
Side. Is a week end guest at Wash.
ington. Pa.
Mrs. Elwood Hall. Of Piedmont, and
Mrs. b. F. Mumma. of GAINESVILLE,
were guests at the home OF NJ. f. Hall
OF this place. Thursday and Friday.
Miss Mary Parkinson. OF Lamira
and guest. Miss Helen Dillon. OF La
lara. Colo. spent Thursday with
Mary Gray Mcbride. OF the East End.
J. b. Gibson. OF Bellaire. spent yes
terday at the home OF II. G. Finley on
West Main street
Mrs. Samuel Pursglove. of this
place. was calling on friends at
Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Wilma Kenoke. Of Wheeling.
is the guest OF Miss Serena Mcbride.
OF this place.
Misses Bessie Leach and Ella
Clemens. of Bellaire. we're guests at
the home OF Mrs. Anne Hollinesworth
on West Main street.
The members Of the Assembly club
held another OF their enjoyable dances
in the Court House hall Thursday
evening. Professor Thomas Davis
rendered a fine dance program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20
WELLSBURG
Marriaqe Liesnses.

Tho clerk of tho County Court is
sued 20 marriage licenses tho past two
days TO fhc following people. an %
whom are from Pennsylvania
Leonard oliver ami tiilda Schronk.
cr. both 81 Pittsburgh 20
Ech'rt ioh-f ana Sarah Ludlwlck.
both ~ Irwin. Pa
William 3D. Greenwood ami Laura
Nav Ncilars both ~ Pittsburgh. pa
Charles Edward Nundorr. Homo.
stead. Pa. and Etta Braddock. Charlie
ROT pa.
Arthur r Smith and Irene Higgins
both Of Homestead. pa
Peter y Moran and Clara " Frcl
berger. both o. Pittsburgh. IA
Arthur . keorh. Wilmerdinr. VA
ana Belle christie. Turtle Crcef. pa
William ~ Willmans and Loretta 81
kalchthaI'l. both o. Pittsburgh. va
william r. Kcurcy and Margaret IS
GarfaU. both OF pittshurrh Pa
Joseph a Tr.Elia and Irene Wacr.
ni. both ~ Pittsburgh. ps
William Alvin BERNARD. Homestead.
Va. and NollIe Irene Robinson. UraI
dOCt Pa
Aies y Cos. Williamsburg. Pa and
Alice VI KELLEY Pittsburgh "a
Harvey T. SaIesherrv. Lone Tinr
IA. and DIV" T. Hamburger. Nmfy
pc
burton Michael Canon burg pa
and Hrrnsdino uc.aus,. CO., sport 10
Personal and Otherwise
InH d1'" eof Tor Tho NuT7io District
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You'll Appreciate
The Goodness
OF These
CANDIES

They're homemade,
from the purest, refined
sugar, fruits, fresh nuts
and fruit flsvors.
But they are not cheap
candies. In fact, YOU
cannot buy good candy
for cheap prices.
We aim to keep the
prices down a low as
possible. hut we never
lower the quality.
Basle'S candies are
good eating for every
member Of the family
and on every occasion.
You need never worry
over a child eating too
much candy If it is
BaSle's candies - be-
c1ucP fhpv are p,rc
they are healthful.
Get acquainted with
BaSlc'S quality candies
try a pound NJ our
weekly special.
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Live News From Eastern Ohio

gene Lille. defendant. Action for ar
vorce brought on grounds OF extreme
cruelty. A temporary alimony hear
ing will be beard before Judge Chas.
J: Lynch September "a. 1913, at .
O'Clock
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1hlmble Zee.

Mrs. John Winters. at the home OF
her mother. Mrs. Mary Melior. in the
East End pleasantly entertained the
members OF the Tmible Bee Friday
evening. An enjoyable evening was
spent and at a seasonable hour re-
freshments were served.
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ID mp FOO fun blast and n each hunter
gets his five squirrels there wont he
many LETT To- tell the tale.
our fsruis-S arc now busy saving fa-
hacr" rud 'uIfirE corn 4 fev cool
DAYS mAhee tleIn think - Iack F-nst.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20
Cases Filed.

The following cases were fled yes
'erday In common pleas court:
Bozo Minyas. plaintif. vs. The Rail
4 River Coal Company. defendants
The plaintiff asks damages in the sum
Of SO ooo for injuries received while
at work AZ the mine near Shadyside
when a large portion OF the roof in
the room where he was working gave
way and permitted a fall OF slate and
stone IN fall on the plaintiff. perman.
emily injuring him W G. Brown. OF
Steubenville. Is the attorney for the
PLAINTIFF
Babe Won Scio vs. Arthur Won Scio
The plaintiff asks divorce from the
defendant on the grounds OF grps.
neglect 2. T. Petty. Of GAINESVILLE.
Is counsel for the plaintiff
Jaretta +. Lille. plaintiff vs.. Eu-
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Cameron E.tsfE.

Mrs g. Ward ara son. Chaur~ey.
r.turnrd q" their home at Homestead
SATURDAY. after spending Few
DAYS here with relatives
MIS- Thurman Myers ard two children
"t NeW MartiI~vilie. are spending "A few
days WITH her parents. Ar and Mrs
BENTLEY ward
sheriff Nicat-rman and Deputy Key-
So. ~ W"cdsfeld. were mere S.lndsv On
legal business
,ieorg- WoIf wa a business caller AZ
.""liug Iresdas and Wednesday
UNISON Ferry returned Co hi- WORK
Yag Nh hi~ family here
Hr' Ntlli0" Narj a.d little son. %
h"IS1n. Teas are spending = f.u dg,s
WIN Mr.. and Mrs J. " Ward
~. ana Nj ~ =. Webb and little
dauEnt'r. - Warwood " Va. nav. -.
turned go their home after .perdi,e =
lev days wi'h Ter " ~ Webh
T. Nard and clifford Jones w.~,
nl- ness callers At Wo0dsfleli. Ohio
Malvern vierheIler. of cIa-inrto, a.
visited his grand parents Mr. and Ms
we-S nays !"
walker case or whe,iine H. .n.nJ,,-
-" daf- VII relatives here
a fgrt or way i~ being -e..-et g.,
an "l-rtric railway t-ro.yf This ...,.....,
ana N 10 hoped that ~ All be -.fsb.,i g.,
,'ihpruou 49, - VIII be- a worferffi
no " 20 the comm unity aud omen ID. "a
r''h aEftcIii irai and dairy COUNTRY. 4leo
-'l4i't-. such ~ Ir unlimited sunpIv ~
'tiiif orc. tombstone. cement rO.L AID :
al und"riaid win fre o. foot pIf.-f,.~pt
o. No vein OF coal
lh"S- attending tho Fair ~ Whesit,r
flfford Jones ANU
Nrs Mary Johnson vas a Wb..f.,..
"4sih'ss caller INC first ~ the week
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Hunters' License.

The following persons were issued
a hunters license by the clerk Fri.
day; Emerson Campbell. county au-
ditor. ST. Clairsville. Henry Mriede.
miner. OF ST Clairsville. W. !. Ander.
son. painter and decorator. OF ST.
Clairsville; John T. Wayt. painter. of
81. Clairsville
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Probate Court

In the matter OF the estate Of Sarah
7. Kemp. deceased; account filed and
notice ordered.
In the matter Of the estate OF John
Galata. deceased: proof of publica.
ton OF notice OF appointment filed.
In the matter OF the estate of Frank
Grabski. deceased. proof OF publica-
ton of notice OF appointment filed.
Laura McDonough. guardian of
Harry A. McDonough. "A minor VS..
her ward. et al: petition 10 sell real
estate. Bond filed and approved and
private sale ordered.
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Healty Transfers
From Mary r. Mills to L. G. Daniel
and Ella y. Daniel. tract OF land In
Richland township; consideration
Sl.066.S7.
From Theodore r. washburn To a.
T. Ayers. tract OF land In Holloway:
consideration $3.50.
From J. c. Conner ct al, TO DeIbert
Kirkland. tract OF land In Shadyside:
consideration S425.
From John Blowers to Alex Camn.
bell. tract OF land In GAINESVILLE: con.
sideration 81.
From Frank Palmer to John Metz.
ger. tract Of land in Martins Ferry:
consideration $4,000.
From Lura Bags walling to Mary
b. Walling. tract OF land in Bridge.
port; consideration 81.
From Anna Scott ct al. to Tn.
Board OF Education OF Pease town.
ship. tract OF land In Pease township: :
consideration $3.50.
From Alexander Campbell TO John
Blowers, tract OF land in GAINESVILLE:
consideration 81.
From John Steger 10 William L.
Brice. tract of land in Beliaire; con.
sideration $3.50.
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ST. GAINESVILLE

Or. VIII Cruise,
Veterinarian,
Both phones. Wheeling, w. Va.
SIT
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CAMERON, 0.
Prominent Young reople wed.

Wednesday. september 10. by Louis
Hoeffler. Esq. or Moodsfleld. Ohio. o.
irred the wedding Of Miss Joanna
toufhner, daughter Of Mr and Mrs
'rawford Boughner. and Mr. John \
SuppeS. son ~ Mr. and Mrs cha -les
Suppes. 81. ali Of Cameron. Ohio
The bride - the Youngest daughter
and has all the sccompli -G'uents that
are necessary FOR happy home and the
groom IL an honest. Industrious Young
man. and f. well fitted 10 make a worthy
con panion
o." best wishes 80 large circle q.
relatives and friends are extended to
them
They VIII %. 80 home g. their many
friends on tie Charles ~Ifres -arm. east
~ town. Ia the near F.tIrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-20
Marriage Licenses.

David q Boyd. OF Coierain. and
Harriet TAYLOR. OF Martins Ferry. o.
Forest Price and toilet MAYHEM,
both OF GAINESVILLE.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14
Mrs. Anna Tucker
of De Beque Dies
at Local Hospital

Mrs. Anna Tucker of De Beque, a
sister of Mrs. VIM Mcdowell of that
place, died at local hospital at 2:30
this morning from uric poisoning,
after an Illness of less than month.
She was brought here two weeks ago
for treatment but never rallied. She
was 62 years OF age and had lived in
the De Beque section some time, hay-
ing operated a boarding establish
ment there.
The deceased was the mother of
four sons and one daughter. all Of
whom survive her The funeral was
held this afternoon at the Krohn un-
dartaking establishment in the chapel
and the remains will be taken to De
Beque on No. 6 tonight for interment
tomoIrow. Mrs. VIM. Mcdowell who
came from De Beque to be at the bed
side, accompanies the remains.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that The
Grand Junction Land Sales company,
corporation, has filed its petition
with the Secretary of the Board of
Directors of The Orchard Mesa lrri-
cation District, praying for the inclu-
sion of the following lands in said
District, to-wit: All that part of the
northwest quarter (NWh), section
thirty-five (35), township one %
south, range one % east, Ute Me-
ridian, Mesa county, Colorado, lying
north of and below the right of way
of Canal No. of said district. and
continuing 1929 acres more or less;
that the Owner of said land is The
Grand junction Land Sales company
Further notice Is hereby given TO all
persons Interested to appear at the
office of said board, at the regular
nesting thereof ON Tuesday the 1st
day of July, 1913, at the hour of two
O'Clock p. m and show cause in writ
ing, If any they have. why said petit
tim should not bo granted. ~
c. J. MCCORMICK.
Secretary of the. Board of Directors
OF The Orchard Mesa Irrigation
District. o r
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14
First Cutting of
Alfalfa Sho,Os a
SPLENDID Yield

Grand Valleys hay crop is going
to be a good one this year and the
first cutting is being harvested at the
present time. On Orchard mesa good
yields are reported and John Gesberg
claims that his first cutting will be
record one. The west end of the
valley is reporting.a "a fine hay outlook.
Alfalfa is one OF the valleys main
stays now and the 'faEmers are taking
more pains with the cultivation of
hay with the natural result of in
CHASED output per acre. The price
this year will be about normal.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14
COMMERCE COMMISSION
TO EMPLOY LARGE CORPS
OF RAILROAD HELPERS
Associated Press.

U'-IdIgW t6l.
Washington, June 1.-THE inter-
state commerce commission needs a
large staff OF structural, electrical,
mechanical, railway signal and civil
engineers, inspectors OF car equip
ment and motive power and achitects
for the gigantic task of appraising
the physical property of the railroads
OF the United States. The commits
sioEers have fixed July 21 as the
closing date for the receipt of appli-
cations for these positions.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14
BRITISH CABINET
IS EXHOHERATED
Assoclnted Press.

London, June 14.-The British
cabinet ministers have been absolved
from blame in connection with the
scandals alleged to have surrounded
the contracts between the govern
nient and the hlarconi Wireless Com
ppny, by the parliamentary commit
tee appointed to Investigate the va
rious charges. The report declared
that there was no foundation for any
OF the charges against Rufus ID. Is
aacs, attorney general David Lloyd
George, chancellor of the exchequer,
or Herbert L. Samuel, postmaster
general.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14
PEIKY'S TRIAL DATE is SET
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Calgary, Alta, June 1.-THE trial
of Arthur Pelkey, charged with man
slaughter in connection with the re-
cent death of Luther McCarty. has
been set to begin here June 1g before
Chief Justice Harvey of the supreme
court Of Canada.
Promoter Tommy Burns will not be
tried before fall.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14
REDUCTIONS ARE ORDERED.
Associated Press.

Washington, June IA general
readjustment, with reductions of
about IL per cent on the freight
rates on coke from the Cunnellsville
region of Pennsylvania to the fur
naces and steel mills to the east and
west. have been ordered by the inter
state commerce commission. The re-
quested rcparation. aggregating mill
ions OF dollars, was not allowed.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14
BILL READY FOR CAUCUS
BY MIDDLE Of NEXT WEEK
Associated Press.

Washington, June 14.-With the
democratic members Of the senate fl
nance committee approving the re-
duetIOns in the tariff rates OF the Tn
derwoud bill and transfers to the free
list. the measure is being rapidly
whipped into shape for the caucus.
They expect to have the bill ready
for the democratic caucus by the
middle OF next week.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14

Mrs. e. NJ. Hardy and children
have gone to Peoria, ILL.,, to spend
the summer.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14

The Indian band gave delightful
concert at the corner of Fifth and
Main streets last Saturday night.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14

The two banks were closed during
the morning hours today in obsery
dnce of Flag Day.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14

The first regiment, Tennessee vol
unteers are expected to arrive in this
city today.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
From Ihe sentinel.
.UNE IL tnta

w. S. Wallace is moving his law
office and the office of the Grand
building formerly occupied by the
treasurer's office
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14

Saturday next is Strawberry day
in Glenwood Springs.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14
2 g q 9 9 6, 8, 9 g 6, 9 6, g
MISS ANNA GILPATRICK
IN SALiDA HOSPITAL.

Miss Anna Gilpatrick, former
; ly a well known local school
, teacher, now teacher in Salida
: is confined to a hospital there
! with a serious Illness, At last
, reports her condition was fav-
) orable and her friends look for
a speedy recovery.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
HAIR WORK." Mrs. Stewart, 30S
Rood. 6-6-1mo

FOR sALE--Good furniture at 246
Hill Ave. 6-11-6t
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14

4 splendid rain fell last night to
cool the atmosphere today.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14

C. L. Bourlier of Pomona, Calf.
an old friend of F. c. Jaquette OF
Fruityale section, passed through the
city today on his way home from the
east He says that California will
harvest a very large peach crop.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14
n'lIIin Goes Hone
Home sls From East

e W5. rom East.
Mabel alice allse Marsh and sister. Miss
ln to s5s65 University, Evanston,
parents NM Vl 'he summer with their
on Yor,b 4T. Pi and Mrs, W. A. Marsh
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14

%aSsI i you ~ have anything to SELL try
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14

Flag Day was more auspiciously
celebrated in this city today than
ever before, since the institution Of
Glory"
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14

Keep cool. Fred Mantey's umbrel-
las help.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14
FOR REHT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT modern 4-room hous
es, with bath rooms. Laundry in
Easements, hot and cold water
These are close in. Call J. E. Nc
Kenzie, the plumber. 6-2-tf
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-14

FOR RENT-5-room cottage; mod
crn; close in. Phone Jet 141. 6-9-6t
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BOARDAHD ROOMS.

TABLE BOARD, $3.50 week; board
and room, So. Roosevelt. 607 Ute.
5-29-1St
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FOR RENT-Six room house, furn-
ished. Call G2S Ute Ave. 6-11-6t
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FOR RENT-Ground floor offices;
also suitable for store. Address
J. II. Schiesswohl, Room 4 Schies-
wohl Bldg. 6-14-3t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Cool, pleasant room
with sleeping porch; in small fam
lily; breakfast If desired. 525 Chi
peta. 6-2-tf
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Eried of Mr.. Jaanette.

5 g g SO g $ S 8 g g g ssese &
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WAHTED-MISGELLANE0U

JERSEY MILK-Will take six more
customers. o. F. Ergenbright, X.
2 6-12-3t
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FOR RENT-Light housekeeping or
sleeping rooms, new and modern,
at 436 South Seventh street (no
children). Phone Randolph 463.
5-2l-lmo
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FOR RENT-Six-room house furnish
ed. Call at 53S Ute Ave. 6-13 ct
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-By woman, work by the
day. Phone Randolph 391. cliff
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FOR RENT-Furnishe or unfurn-
ished apartments. Address Room
4, Schieswohl Bldg. 6-14-3t
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FOR RENT-sEfght1 housekeeping
and sleeping rooms. $50 Colorado,
Phone Randolph 366. 6-11-6t
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