davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Costly Treatment.

Il was troubled with constipation
and indigestion and spent hundreds
of dollars for medicine and treat
ment," writes c. II. Hines. of Whit
low, Ark. Il went to a st. Louis
hospital, also to a hospital in New
Orleans, but no cure was effected. On
returning home | 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-l-15
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Furnished by
u. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
Thursday, August IA, 1913.
or Grand Junction and vicinity:

Thursday, August IA, 1913.
For Grand Junction and vicinity.
Generally fair tonight and Friday.
For Colorado: Tonight generally
fair; warmer in south portion. Fri
day generally fair cooler in north
east portion.
August l3. 1918, 6 q m, tempera-
ture 81; relative humidity q per
cent; wind, south, 3 miles per hour;
weather partly cloudy.
August IA, 1913, 6 a. m, tempera-
ture 81; relative humidity AZ per
cent; wind northeast, miles per
hour; weather clear.
Highest temperatures: Yesterday
81; same date last year 93; same
date during past twenty years 81.
Lowest temperature: This morn
ing to a. III. 67; this date last year
GA; this date during past twenty
years 56.
Mean temperature yesterday n,
which is normal.
Precipitation; During the past "a
hours % inch; total since first of
month 10 inch; normal for this
month 1.04 inches.
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Going to Coast.

James Crosley. local Rio Grande
foreman of bridges left today for
vacation trip to the Pacific coast, ac-
companied by wife and family. While
gone his place will be filled by A. B.
Gilbert.
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POLICE PROTECTION GONE.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Duluth, MINI, Aug. 14.-Protee-
tion by police was withdrawn from
the Duluth, Missabe and Northern
ore docks today, and the special po-
lice will be gradually withdrawn.
Defeat is reluctantly admitted by the
Industrial Workers of the World.
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BARTON & TERRILL is the on1

transfer company in western Colo
RADIO with a first class covered NOV
ing van. Always prompt; furnish
good service, and expert workmen.
You make no mistake by employing
them.
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English Party Here.

A party of Englishmen, G. Her
bert Taylor of Manchester, Eng, A.
II. Chalmers of Glasgow. and A. Al
bridge of Liverpool, are stopping at
the La Court today, and looking over
the beauties of the valley.
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6 g s. $ g s 6 g c, g g 6 g g g
DIR. TATE BUYS NICE
COTTAGE ON BELFORD.

. Yesterday Dr.. Phillip Tate, :
: well known chiropractor pur- {
g chased from John Y. Smith of .
= salt Lake City a six-room dwell {
= ling at 54S Belford. The con- c
. sideration was private, but the {
3 property is worth in the neigh :
; borhood of $4,000 and is a very {
: desirable piece of realty. DR.. Z
:, Tate has decided to make Grand {
= Junction his permananet abode
2 and is building up a nice prac- {
2 tice. {
4 s
3 S g s. s. g g c, {, 6 g 8 @ g g g
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Auditor Here,

Auditor Here.
l.. C. Robinson of Salt Lake City.
auditor 20 fthe Utah lines on the DEN
yer & Rio Grande, is here today.
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FOR SALE -Non-descriptive rail-
road tickets two ladies' and one
mans ticket from Grand Junction
to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and one
mans ticket from Denver to Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. Phone Jet. ass.
S-l4-tf
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Weather Conditions August II, 1913.
observations taken at 6 a. m,
Mountain time.)

lllut.
An area of low pressure with its
principal center over the western
part of the Dakotas is causing unset
tied weather with light showers in
North Dakota, Montana, Oregon,
Washington, Alberta and Saskatche-
wan. Light rains have also occurred
along the middle Atlantic and west
ern gulf coasts, and in the southern
lake region and Ohio valley. No i'm
portant change in temperatures has
occurred since yesterday morning, e1-
cept along the Pacific coast, where
temperatures have fallen slightly,
due to an area OF high pressure now
central over the Oregon and north
ern California coast.
The highest temperatures recorded
yesterday were l02 at Phoenix, 100
at Kansas City, SO at Oklahoma and
Charleston, and 6 at North Platte.
H. NJ. HIGHTMAN,
Temporarily in charge.
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Let us Dry Clean Your Clothes.
The dirt and stains are removed as
by magic. Try us once. The Sui
torium.
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OIL RES Tin the center OF the
business district, several suites of
desirable office rooms. Plenty of
light, hot and cold water, gas and
electricity connections. Phone jet,
80, or call at Sentinel office for
further information.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-A good cook. Apply at
$50 South Ave. S-11-tf
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On Inspection Trip.

On Inspection Trip.
This morning Superintendent ]. T.
Nedwideck of the Rio Grande juno
ftion line and Roadmaster Erickson
went over the line to New Castle in
the company's new motor car.
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Harry Burnett of Glenwood
Springs, hotelman, is here today on
business.
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Back From Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Kerrick, DR..
and Mrs. w. p. Gasser, DR.. and Mrs.
|. e. Taylor, Thomas Gasser and Miss
Ethel Kerrick have returned from
their fishing trip to hannah creek.
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From MontrOsc,

from MOntfOSc.
S. II. Edwards of Montrose came in
last evening to spend few days here
on business.
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rue City Van Transfer. Livery q
storage company All kinds of haul,
Ing. and the best of livery equipment
Promr. attention to all branches IS
prietors.
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II It is first class work you are look
ing for have your cleaning and press
ing done at the Suitorium. Strictly
reliable.
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FOR REST-Rooms in large home
on Main street. Reasonable Phone
Junction 602. 7-29-lm
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LOST.

Trinidad Girl Here.
Miss Meyer of Trinidad is an ar
rival nthe city to be the guest OF
local friends for short time.
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FOR SALE-W. p. Rock, w. Leg
horn hens, 2 roosters. young chick
ems. 3 philo coops, incubator. 455
Chipeta. S-142t
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lA RENIRO0MS

INSURE with the Rich Hutchinson
Realty Company, 532 Main street
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FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE-Thirteen acres with
fair improvements. V miles out,
close to interurban, clear. Want
clear town property. Inquire A. A.
Sentinel. S1S-tf
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Sentinel want-ads Get Results.
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FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished
for light housekeeping. Call 455
South Ave. S-13-6t
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WANTED.

WANTED-5 or Groom modern resi-
dence, in good location; will pay
cash If price is right; prefer north
OF Main and east OF 4th. T. ]. D..
The Sentinel. S-l2-tf
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WANTED-By Sept. /. or Broom
furnished house, by adults; no
children. Address p. o. Box 232
S-123t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Nursing by practical
nurse. Miss Terrence, 317 No. 1st
Phone Randolph 1862. S-11-6t
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FOR RENT-Clean. nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms; cheap. 419
Chipeta. S-14-1wk
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F0R SALE-MISCELLA LAHEOUS.

FOR SALE-One surrey, sets sin
sic harness and 1 ton hay. Call
$50 Teller. Phone Hickory 6S2.
s -t. .a Stiff
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BIG DISCOUNT ON ALL EMBROID-
ERY FLOUNCING.
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owned By the Estate OF 1. n. Bunting
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DAILY SEkIiNEL.

founded in 1875 by |. n. bunting.
Published Every Day in the Year
Except Sunday.
Office of Publication
sentinel Building. 547 Main Ssrees
Grand junction, Colo.
Entered at the postoffice in Grand
Junction. Colo, as second-class
matter.
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READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT,
showing wonderful bargains in Suits AMI
Dresses-all at One-Half Price
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-14

BUNGALOW STRIPED CURTAINS
only a few pairs left; regular sI.25 val
ueS Observation-Disclosures SOC pair
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LADIES AND MISSES WASHABLE
HANDBAGS snap at 39c each
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PARASOLS-LADIES' FANCY PARA
SOILS AT HALF REGULAR PRICE.
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FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK,

I II e C r. AND JUNCTION Horse
and Mule Market will buy or sell
your horses on straight commits
sion. Good horses always for sale.
See me. Chas. s. Lumley. Free
Corral
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WILIESDEN ON, !.
HAY2NITHLAB0R

WITH sirnInfgrants from Spain and
Portugal. the British steamship WIZ
lekden; is reported to have sailed from
Cbfdiff for Gibraltar vest erday. the.
deftination Of the vessel and her htii
man freight Being HonOluIu. 6 100
THE Wiliesden represents A. charters
etseeted BY Special Territorial IInnii-i
grafton agent Raymond G. Brown. who
hAs been actively engaged In Hitting
ifrmikraticn in the direction of the,
HaMafian islands for many months.
The. WiIlesden IS undefstood 50.
have sailed nom EuFope with about
fifteen hundred Immigrants and set
tiers. The vessel Is believed wiIlsfols
low a siiinhal coufse as that pursued.
two years ago, when the same steam
ship landed eighteen hundred q Euro
lean immigrants. The vessel should
rcsch here along about the middle part
OF March. EStffezR -
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j has been temporarily Increased BY
the addition 81 Ct least three large
|oaFgo carriers.
The big liner ManDhufia that sailed
from Honolulu last evening bound for
Japan. ports, Manila and H0nekong,
held cargo consisting almost entirely
Eof cotton. to the amount Of 10000
tons.
The Manchuria Is declared to have
sailed from san francisco. leaving
behind thousands OF tons OF this com
modify destined Tor Japan ports. The
continual heavy shipments Of cotton
from the mainland 10 the Orient re-
suited In the necessity Of three steam
ships being chartered at San Fran
cisco ito transport the surplus which
could not be loaded into the regular
liners crossing the Pacific. The Brit
lish sfreighter Clan MacIRer mas
chartered by the Santa Fe. and sailed
from San Francisco IN Decemhe. with
q full cargo. which was delivered at
YokOhaula some days $50
II a announced the Southern Pa
ictfiC has lust completed the charter
ing ofsthe Norwegian freighters Thor
and Terrier. The Terrier arrived at
the coast from Norfolk with coal Tor
the government . few days. ago. and
is completing discharging II Cali
fornia City. The thor, which has
run betweens Nanaimo md San Fran
cisco as 9 coal carrier for soma time.
Is now steamirg north from Acapulco.
The expoFtation Of cotton to the
Orient this season Viii break al form
er records. EVERY liner from Pacific
coast ports 10 taking large shipments
of the southern staple and the sur
plus continues to pile up. The de-
parture Of the Terrier and the Thor
is expected to relieve the congestion
for some time Last year the big
freighter AlgOa was the only vessel TO
be chartered for special trip a.
cotton special.
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I. XIX, liner !, :
..
NONLAl|NCHED

The latest addition to the Togo
kisen Kaisna fleet of passengers and
freight carriers to be operated in "a
service between the Far East, Homo
lulu and Central and South American
ports was. nearing completion at the
Mitsui Bishi shfEyards at Nagasaki, at
the time the Pacific Mail liner Mon
gOlia called at that port on the home.
ward trip. t
According to a report from Pacific
Mail officers who passed through Ho-
nclulu yesterday, the new vessel was
to have been launched at Nagasaki on
last Saturday ID. =. I'M l. :. = .,.....
The new vessel has been named che
AEyo Mara,, as stated In the columns
OF the Star-B Bulletin some weeks ago.
The vessels. IL, to take the place OF the
Hongkong Maru that now plies be-
tween the west coast Of South. Amer.
ka, Japan and China. The plan as
now outlined In Far Eastern steam.
ship circles is that the Hongkong
Maru win be placed in the trans-Paci-
fic intermediate service and will oper-
ate in conjunction with the Nippon
Maru. 49, ~ , E..@.E,
Then new Anyo Maru is vessel Of
500 tons and is said to possess en-
gines capable of sending her through
the water at rate of fifteen knots
per hour. h.. e.. 81. - ID: H.. -
/ While primarily built to take care
OF the constantly increasing freight
business between Central and South
America and the Orient, the new yes-
sci with accommodate 80 cabin, so Sec.
ond class and $40 .Asiatic steerage pas
sengers, thereby placing her in a class;
by herself. The vessels in the present
South American fleet, including the
the Hongkong. Kiyo and Buyo Marus
fall far short 81 Messenger accommo-
dation credited to The Anyo Maru. !
From what was learned with the ar,
rival of the. Mongolia, the new liner
will enter the trxde with the later
M TT .nf,sSInn ssss.EsS.--Sa.
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lots. Honolulu; $3.50. 3 $50, , siss
Dec 20. 1914. IS.
City Mill Co Ltd to Gustav cordes,
Rel; r P 2461, Kul 4747B, bldgs,
rents, etc, near King ST. Honolulu;
$685.51. B 3S7, p Is. Dec II, 1912.
Herman Bechert and WI to Theo-
dore Bechert. NJ; CIR sos, bldgs. rents,
etc, Auwaiolimu, Honolulu; $500. B
.s67s p.i9 Dec-2i 49,
ssr u Thonpsou TRIO v H zap. D;
|Iuts 20. 2f and ~. bldgs, etc. Perry
Itrscty Honolnlus 5000. B s7S.sp 50 !.
Dec n. 1871
IA LeEis u and VI to- i A MdCand-
less, ID; 1926 90 e or lot b, Nnuanu
valley lots Hon0lulus 81. B ST8, p
81 Match To- 1872. sf.<
Iofrin * Smith to Won Hamm-
IYDune Co Ltd G. nj, Packard Seton
truck car No 1851, engine No 1851.
IterrifDfy OF Hawaii; $685.. B BS7, d
a. Dec 81 1912.
s Hawaiian Realty e Maturity Co Ltd
by Regr to N Mapela, Rel; lot Z, blk
2, bIdgB. etc, Puunuly Honolulu, $3.50.
ID sS67l b ri. May /, 1905
lapOl tolA Napeia and vi to Denis J
Gashhian. D; lot Z. BLK 2, Puunui
tract Honoluiu $50. b $40, b So.
Dec Iii 1912 fss ts.ss ~
tYch HAmihaY Dung 90 Ltdtto Hawaii
an Express Go. Rel; Packard 2-ton
truck NO e0l IA, terrif6 fH of Hawaii;
1895. u ss7i d 81. E,sclszs 1912
ssV 0shiIne ef a g Libby. McNeill 3
Libby 5f lkpn6ln ltl Asffnt; to plant
end sell pineapples on IS acres land,
tKaneUie, KCofaupuko. Oahu B $50, p
.. Oct %. 1912.
s Enoka Ioela and VT to Ekau Lanai
,(kE, d; int In r p 1913. Kul 6091, Ka-
haluu. N KonA, Hawaii; so. b s7s,
D 80 Dec %, 1912
j, X PuuOmoeaWa and VT to .Chas
Weatherbee, 4; int IN r p 2164, Ap 1,
Kamaili, Puma, Hawaii; is yrs at $44
per yr. B s7a, p HI Nov /. 1912.
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with one or more of the labor organi-
cations. they would all be in line for
a substantial increase in salaries.
The claim is made that few, if any,
shippers or mates in the Matson Navi-
cation service are identified with the
various Harbors along the coast
AS far as the local masters succeed
ing in effecting a tie-up of the Pacific
Mail or the Togo Kisen Kaisha trans
pacific service, the prediction is scott
ed at at the local agencies.
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sBef seovT NOTES

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asAs 49, w. IN ene ue ~
liIIe. 1he sso ng.n $3.50 ootainea US
nani Es oL nsea iahl'es' anu cary
on Irns LAY INC SOou's ~
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slon: .,,:a. ,.ss,,,,,. 3
SI,sk 49, ~ s9y: = ~. 81
~, ie 81 g,
nas 1870 II ~ y .Ee na.iy ~ neapanal.
~ u w esHy VI u,
a.. noiue. .. nrs nns W ~ ms pYys.
"a = te eso ne ~ 49, III passins
. ses he " e'iip VI "oous ns,e anu
.Ieis was nee! neasy WIG oiowlns
49,. D.ol $500. wy - e W 90 as " 5n.
uanssE. man !. Ipuse anu pa[n. ne
was was nsn1is ~ alons. 1ut the SCOUTS
sd" tns nls any, lusnsd 70 tne man ,
anu, anu, ai. ~. aAafu nsnt; sueceeued
u rgssins ..nS - w out. mere were
sn W lallgls. 8 Ihsa poys eo NOT let any
soSu 1919. us.sus :. .sss.past. mem ihey Jake
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SnaeI Ssou. Issenes 'hoianss "nite
msns ,rscks.s Z. - L, .,s,z,x......s,,...,
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VI ~ by "a. os sSu.. 81 Atletisa, wnsn
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gian , sl.chs. Mnsn ne ylsl.s Lsne ~.
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VESSELS ii: AND
FROM THE iSE ANDS
[spsslz1 Cab1s 10 llsfchantI
Exehangel

~fs'''t' ~ january 80. >
TANNING ISLAND--Arrived, Janu-
ary Is, schooner Luka hence, January
II. = = ~ :. a.
SAN :FRANCISCo-Arrived, Janu.
ar2 20, 10 a. M. 8. s. Nile, hence Janu,
airy q. 80 - '>-F-s<s', *,
wILEAPA HARB0R--Arrived, Janu
ar: %, Sch. w. j. Patterson. hence
70 aI,arvIsgi ts.-:Hs. ~ ,rf,skf'z--
: WILLkPA. HkRBoRAsailed, Janu,
cry 20, sch, Repeat for Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO January
90, IS. 8. HiIonion, for Seattle.
Aerografn. ) 4 a. IS -,
s. NJ. Mariana WIN arrive from Vic.
tcria next s Hnday morning {
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WEATHER TO-DAY
Thursday, Jan. 30.

InurSQay, Jan. 81.
Temperatures a. m, 65; a. m.
500 a. M ss::tz noon, Is. Mini
mum last night,f62. - 81 =" Y
Wind--6 q. M, velocity q, N. E.; I
a M velocity a, ". e. 10 q. m, Feloc.
ity 4. 81 W.. 12 noon, velocity 6, s.. w
Movement, past "A hours. 12S miles. {
barometer at s d m, 90 81 Hela.
tive humility a.. M, go Dew-poini
1t 3 M 81. psofute immunity.
2. M eSs, Rainfa !! =, 20 2
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BREWERY INCREASES
MONTH Y DIVIDEND

After the annual meellnE Of gtDcx-
holders Of the Honolulu Brewing and
Mating Co today the newly elected
board OF directors met and voted ~
Increase the monthly. dividend from
three-qgartefs OF sone per cent to one
per cents THs fest Dividend under tile
new rate viii Be payable tomorrow.
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Fer SALE.

Fer SALE.
Wicker baby carriage and baby weigh
ing scales. Apply 1874 Anapuni st.
54J7-1W.
1912 five passenger Cadillac as good
as new. In use from August to De-
cember only, perfect condition,
81 400.
---Royal Hawaiian Garage
RtS7-2t
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PlssESsERs lRRITRD

Per !stmr. Slaudine, from Maui
ports-Carl. Willing. Jr.,. Mrs. Willing.
D. L. Austin, F. O.Kuda, Chas. Ako,
]. r. Souza, p. Bourke, Mrs. ]. Carlo,
Mrs. w. Punoiio, Mrs. NJ. S. de Souza,
w. A. Tarares. Mrs..J. Gomez, A. s,
Mcpherson, Dy.-.,N, S. Clark, F. B.
Lyon, ]. S. Icke,~ Gus Rose, F.
Schmidt. - =
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Single brilliants, in clusters. or quite
LI themselves. are used on almost
every piece Of wearing apparel. from
tie evening dress to the fri1ly neck
ruff.
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Everything In the printing line at
Star Bulletin, Alakea street; branch,
Merchant street.
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The ''Pferrette" run in high ia
vor. This is "a black malines run.
pCrn around the neck with low cut
dyess and quite unattached to it in any
way.
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Visit Bloms store, corner Fort and
Hotel, and note the tremendous clear
anee Observation-Disclosures
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Radiam Spray will make your auto
mobile look like new.-4Adyertisement.
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Dollar Steamer for the Sound.
The British steamship M. s. Dollar.
is to proceed to Seattle Immediately
following the discharge of large CON
fignment of general cargo brought
from the orient, now going out of the
vessel at Kahului The NJ. 8. Dollar
Is believed will be able to get away for
the sound by the last OF the coming
week. z = 80 ~ >.
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Last euartef Fl the Moen, Jan. an,
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Per Month, anywhere in United States !.
Per Quarter, anywhere In United States :. :.
Per Year. anywhere I'm United States.... 49,.
Per Year, postpaid. foreign ........... !.
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cIaudlne Back f-6m Maui Run.
Bringing q general cargo including
LIZ packages stIndftes. &c hogs and a
quantity of senptiPs, the IlIter-Island
steamer ChudiEe was an arrival from
Maui ports this morning. According
to Pnrser killing the vessel met with
moderate traces ana calm sea. The
vessel is on the berth for dispatch for
Kahului on Friday evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-07
FAMOUS BIOLOGIST
WILL SPEAK HERE

Or. Jacques Loeb, head OF the de-
partment of experimental biology at
the Rockefeller Institute for Medical
Research, New York, will deliver two
lectures at Richmond college this week
undep the auspices of the James
Thomas Lecture Endowment.
Thursday evening he VIII discuss the
artificial Fertilization of the Egg"
The following evening his subject will
he; "Determinism in the Animate
world"
Dir. Loeb holds rank among the fore
most biologists of the world. He has
taught in leading German and Ameri-
can universities and the published re-
suits Of his Investigations have COM
manded the attention of scientists
everywhere. His publications include;
Heliotropism Of Animals, Physiological
Morphology, Comparative Physiology
OF the Brain, Comparative Psychology.
Studies in General Physiology, Dy-
namics of Living Matter, and Chemical
Fertilization OF the Animal Egg.
DR.. Loeb's work at. the Rockefeller
Institute for Medical Research is fol-
lowed with eager interest, not only by
physicians, but the general public, He
may be expected to state in his lee
lures here some of the results of his
recent Investigations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-07
To TAKE CHURCH
CENSUS DEC. a

Practically every Sunday school and
mems Bible class of Richmond will be
visited December 14th by the Stats
teal committee of the Federation OF
Mems Bible classes
Members of the committee will
ascertain the exact number Of men on
the roll and the number present that
Sunday. They desire to have as many
members of the various classes pres
emit as possible when they cell on the
classes.
The visits will rot be confined to the
classes enrolled in the federation, bu,
will include all mems Bible classes In
the city, in which mem bers are twenty
Years old OF more.
Following are the officers OF the
federation: James w. Gordon, presi-
dent; Major Charles o. Saville, vice.
president; N. Courtice Scott, secretary
George w. Watt, treasurer; II. Fl
Walden, chairman financial committee:
W. u. Ogletree. chairman statistical
committed William III. Bowies, chair
man admission committee; Walter c,
Mercer, chairman music committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-12-07
ELON TO HAVE
JAPANESE STUDENT

ELoN COLLEGE. N. c.. Dec. g.
Elon college viii have three repre-
sentatives at tho International Stu
dent Volunteer convention of college
Y. NJ. c. A. men, to be held at Kansas
City. Mo, December 29th-January 4th
The faculty will be represented by
Professor r. A. Campbell. The stu
dent body will send Messrs. w. C. Pur-
cell and w. T. Scarboro.
The college is to have a Japanese
student after the holidays. Miss
Tasio Sato, a graduate OF the Girls
School OF the Christian Church,
Utsunomiya- Japan, is the young lady
In question. Her expenses in this
country are to be met by Mr.. J. Beale
Johnson and his brother, Rev. j. Lee
Johnson, both of Cardenas. After
studying in America, Miss Sato is to
return to Japan as missionary to
her own people.