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father by the Arrowsmiths' two beau
,ifui children. Eleanor. aged eleven
years. and Mildred. aged eight years.
The wife alleged her husbands fond
ness for her maid had diverted his love
for his wife and children. The chill
dren testified they had seen their father
carry the maid downstairs In his arms.
Arrowsmith maintained his wife and
John n. Mortimer. a cafe proprietor.
were accustomed to meet In an uptown
apartment. where Mrs. Arrowsm.th
lived after her separation from her hus-
band In Piainfield, N. J. Mortimer Wig
orousiy denied Arrowsmith's charges.
and the maid made denlsis OF Mrs. Ar.
rowsmith's allegations.
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OPIUM SMUGGLER
fbREAKS LAW" Of
ring AND IS SLAIN
Edward Hobson Pays With
: Life for Violating Ethics"
Z. of Band.
he SOLD TO CONSUMER.
--
eShip Steward Eliminated "Mid'
dleman" and Is Shot to
Death as Result.
he SOLD TO CONSUMER.

Il NE "Opium Ring" responsible IN ths
ipase for sudden flaming Of war; between
che Chinese toogs and secret sallbss -
Semmen on darkened dsns throughout
xths Tenderioin. took The lifs Of man
Svho had been violating the unwrittsn
nav Of the drug dealers lest night He
SWas Edward Hoosoa. an HBsiish stew.
yArd on the Government Canal ship
fAncon; three men shot I'm AsaA In ths
)sallway Of . tenement at No. ~ Fest
One Hundred and Sixtssnth street.
The only clue to the murdsrers ID
tths vague description siven the police
s1y Leon Hohson. the sixtssn.year-oid
bbrothsr and confederate IL the opium
Ssmusgiine game Of the victim. Just ~
be was blaokjaoked from behind By one
~ he trio that had led both youns
- 70 the spot appointed for their
HsoasslnAtion. Leoa Hobeon heard the
0Ohots that killed his brother. Nine cans
iof the forbidden stun In which the
Serothers were trahickins lay on the
6idswslk when the police came run.
Ping up.
UgcoNp SHOOTING 40 RGSULT
OF OPIUM FeUo.
e,fAs tais that Lies behind the killias
~ Hobson carries from Panama City
- New York. and its ramincstions are
0ueh that even the Federal agents are
Sa9led In their efforts to hnd . iooss
Bread In the skein. Only two year.
10. whom certain slant-syed merchants
- Chinatown attempted to DO the thins
De whicA Hobson was slain laSt night,
- peppsd through the crooked streets
- Chatham Square. and Charley Boz.
d. one o. the sstraps Of the i;yslIsw
01sogie." went 10 jail.
S1ssalqvartsss detectives and rsAsral
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ACCUSED As "BlUeeeARD."
Feaeiss Aaster KiiieA Tive wives,
TvieA 10 Poison ThisA, say Poiscs.

BERLIN. April is-Kari Kopf. a fsnc-
ing master prominent In sporting circles
here. has been arrested At Frankfort
on-the- Main on the charge OF having
killed his first two wives and Of trying
TO poison the third one. 1t 10 alleged
the crimes we're committed to get big
assurances.
A search OF the house where kopf
lived resulted In the discovery Of deadly
drugs, cholera. typhus and other bacilli,
chemical apparatus and medical books.
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TESTIMONY OF CHILDREN
FAllS'T0 WIN her DIVORCE.
Court Decides Neither Mrs. Arrow
smith Nor Her Husband Is
Entitled to a Decree.

Neither James Lawrence Arrowsmith.
. prosperous automobile manufactured,
nor his attractive young wife. Hattie
Adelaide Arrowsmith, Ia entitled to a
divorce. Justice Hendrick decided to-
day. Tho Afrowsmith dual divorce
trial attracted wide attention bscauss
Of the testimony given against their
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oAvs ONE or sIAvGRS WAS
oPANiARp.

EASTMAN himself went to pieces under
the ravaess Of the drug he had dealt
n while hs Wa carving an eight months'
sentence. There wers several spaniards
n eAs Eastman following. Leon Robson
Aas told che police one OF his brothers
assailants WAS q Spaniard.
The older Of the Hobson brothers
had been . steward on the Govern
ment ship. plying between New York
and Colon. on che Canal Zone: Leon, hlo
younger brother. hsid q similar position
On me steamer Carityba. Of the Nun.
con line touching at Cuban ports.
Whenever they happened to be in New
York At the same time they took .
little room under the skyiight Of Mrs..
william Delaney. At No. 21e Tenth
avenue.
whether the younger man vas an
active partner IN running into this port
he expensive drug the police have not
yet determined. But BY his own CON-
fsssion Inward had bssn carrying on
. lucrative business In opium for
many months. Down In the pvriisus
Of Panama City. whsrs there 10 little
restriction % the importation Of the
deadly nArsotie from China. certain
silk-eiad CAiasss merchants always
met the young steward from the An
con when that vessel vac In port on
me Auant'o sac OF tne istnmus and
opium.
Il 10 rsooOnissd that no sailor or
ship's steward may run 10" opium
mere ana sen u cincuy 70 tne CON
sume1. ne nun n"t essH out = MD
e'sms" OF 'ns nme sne eocsps WAT Sne
m'ooIemsn 70 .M'nS 70 pcy. TAss -
sae s"wnten NV wnien hooeoh ned
esen vioaatiAS' LAST nient came MS
p.".."" ..
H"e eVNtU INTO OAWN WAI|
WAV AND OWB u UIAvN.
Last night EdW erd asked Len 70
help him carr, eoms cans uptown"
Ne gave the younger brother three
cans Of opium ana kept six himsslf.
They took a rh,rd .v.nu. .,.v.,.a n
On Hundred ma Ws,..o,h ana m
Thru ay.r,,. n.sr ~. 5000 .,.,,o,
they met n nan vrho vaatsA n hnov
nos much A. - .e,,ee 80 g., ~, -.
When rdv~,d .n.v.,.A tia, Mn. 60.
-, =. ...'," s-..-, ~.
the .,r.nsa, A..~r,h.N no -. 49,.
ev.n,iy =. - s.,s,.r .rn.s.sn.s -
49, :. ,.,,n. ~. 49, 49,
,h.v co,,a -, a al
Thev vs,s.A esro,,.s q. 49, ....|
a -, az nsst ons uvns..H 80 a."
te.rth .,,s.t me-. TO- 49,
v.,e ~.,s,r. ~. 49,. -"
~.
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agents q the Treasury Department be-
heve that in the murder Of Hobson
they can see the work Of the same CO.
terb Of opium buyers and SELLERS over
which the Infamous monk" Eastman
used to preside. Acting In close alliance
with Influential Cinnamon, this ring used
to make Its headquarters In ouohs
ways chop suey restaurant. near Third
avenue and Fourteenth street. until
Federal agents rside6 Eastman's nat
on Thirteenth street near Second ave.
nue. on April %. 1919, and secured the
conviction OF the gang leader.
GAYS ONE or 0IAvGRo WAS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-19
RIVER NEWS

Rains over the watersheds have pro
duced a slight rise in the Ohio and
her tributaries. which was noticed
here yesterday. a rise of about foot
came out of the Monongahela river
The bear traps az nearly all OF the
dams above this point were lowered
Yesterday to free the surplus water.
while one bear trap OF Dam No a..
~ MCMeChen. below this city. was
lowered throughout the day. II was
raised shortly after O'Clock hut was
lowered half way A. $40 O'Clock. The
stages al the dam were l4I feet in
The pool and - feet in the lower
river.
Carrying ore Of the largest carcoes
iu years. the kanaWha cleared the To-
cal wharf at iV O'Clock for Pitts
hJTch She was delayed by the large
shipments. especially Of l.v. stock.
Tre Ohio. bound for Cincinnati. WAS
the nrst boat TO touch the local wharf
yesterday. clearing - % O'Clock on
her trip To Pittsburgh last week She
carried the largest number OF bills OF
ladiuE oi any boat leaving Cincinnati
IN the past forty yearA She had more
than LOO bills Tor Consisnmeuts
III" city az Parkcr=burg arrived
yesterday morning 40 O'Clock. bound
for Pitts bu~gh. hut did not GET away
until nearly " o'clock she wa. tied
up az the local wharf while repairs
W'r" made 20 e. fI1urc. OWING to her
delay. she Will not Do down for Park
rshurE until Tucsda. morning. in
stead OF Tonight. her usual tim,
h" VI ID Wd,manu passed up yes
t'ruHH. toW iuE three barrts loaded
with tics FOR Pittsburgh.
Ih" " + Smoot. Ct TOW boat belong
jus io Tho Mouongaheia River U-cde-
Irt Company. PASSED down y.s'nrdt,
to r'i the drcdrc boat southern at
iho Nj ooilaud dom Tho df.d.r boat
VII hr taken tp P.tf -lu-ch
Ih" Liber', fs tho oui, boat s,fcd.
u."d lur to-day She NilI arrive to.
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night for her usual trip tomorrow to

night for her usual trip tomorrow to
Matamoras.
River nlarks.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 1s.-River
stages follow:
DAVIS ISLAND DAMS feet and
rising: clear.
STEI BENNILLE-9.S feet and sta
tlOnary. clear.
UNDERSTANDABLE feet and ris-
ing. clear
MORGANTOWN-s.3 feet and sta
tionary. cloudy.
OIL CITY-1S feet and stationary;
clear
WARREN-S inches and stationary;
cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-19
STockAoLDERS VOTE TO SPEND
$4,000 600 IN THIS VICINITY.
Divisions to be Ewended to ST
Clsirsvilic and NeH. o., and Sub
Stations TO be Built.

improvements which will cost in the
nelEhborhoOd OF 10000. Onu will be-
made 10y the Wheeling Traction
/ company, mortgage covering this
meeting or the stockholders held Sat
I urdhN afternoon. The improvements
contemplated include extensions OF the.
bartuh DIVISION TO ST tlaiTsVille. the
BeHaire division To Nerrs. O...the en-
,drtem"nt OF the company power
nous and tho building Of sub. stations
~ NarW God and NcMecheu \ por-
. Ton oi the bonds viii be used FOR the
plrpoS" ~ retiring outstanding bonds
~ "a" Wheeling Traction COMPANY
and subsidiaries
The new power house will be erect.
81 on IN" ~Ichf OF tho barn - Mo
M'chrn ana Niil be about lhree times
me size at tine plant now used This
VII De- The nr~t IMPROVEMENT made
hN th- company and Tn" extensions To
- lalr~Nill" and N'ifs NiI follow
u D. rumOr"d thar tho future 81
lllrslil I" Jim" viii D." extended 20
Mems. mus MAILING 20 complete circuit
through Bolmrrt county and tou. b
lig dlI priuCipl" towns .u .n. county
IN" lines 20 - Clairsvilie nave been
SURVEYED Tor some time ana cuuStrgc-
non OF 90" road viii likely be- started
within month.
Good For Wheeling.
mean go uphold increase iu business
Tor Wheeling merchants a. none OF
20" towns which will De- touched bv
m" proposed lines are NOR" than T.
iuiI"s Distance from this city ana
W h'tiiu- 90 present doe not secure
tHr NItrpnds" of residents Of these
Tow n- only h"eal-- o' IrlIruu,fo
Htus rurfafIuu facilities
ll" -p' king of fh" proposed inn
rI'N"U'uf-. Manager Narlr OF the
COMPANY said
To- OBJ" 'u.ar.Durn' of our present
t'.'.tf .nG station. together with fra
hydro 'l"c'rio developments being
uiid- u' tho West Penn Traction com
ltrf 900 fUr Cheat rftor whore zinc.
wonderful water power force. us tho
stream rrr being htrupst.d tu ro.
1Hre .'rrfurifN GO hlur. -o IoN o..
20 90. competition fI. Wheeling
District 800 h' enabled Ip offer ever,
irn ir"furrf required tl mtsc Do rho
&C. Wirf industrial commercial and
ht~in".- center of This para uf frp
lnIff.t and uun OF 'hr foremost uru.
'-r'Irinc cities Ir flr rif-1 ~ftf,-
FROM fnr reference made ID, N.u
Ir"f NHEl" fu fnn Cheat r.trr propo
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neidlng to prevent the other side from
Iolllhg up many runs Now when
this pitching stan begins TO wilt nm.
ger the strain OF the race and m.
near OF n" summer. as Il Is Iiahl.
10 90 the Quakers are going To f>i
r. H'IH huch harder road 10 tray,t
heN would have a good chance for
ne p"nnant with more sturdy bafters
- IL ls nov. they are depending on
lH'lF t"lrlcrs and have not bsffer
Ian ha,,, an outside opportunity for the
,ur rht fh ~ IL; siuH mas been the
syh performances. . ulaa. a 49,. 80
living. h~iHg easy fpr both "a. Am
''t''- and Tho Washington team ID. m.
american league. From tu..sc -, -, -
tur S9uahei~ looked lib III. same oil
IN, H. III OF; ih"ir feet. 80 they hav,
"4"hFS been, hut with the o!,f'fuE -
M race Oh their own circuit fr.,.
plying fa E'I bail Il" go ,SSty,ie and arg
,."'hs That have held them ~ 20
..,,,, Where WIZ 1t stOpa
W mere Will Erpuktyr <t..l.-" IL -.
question which is stirring IT, hts.- III
one i tf~se DAYS the he hr Si.'sr t .%M
~ i~ rated - great tail team. fr.n-
e It tNe Idea ans START Co !r-.. The.
!, o2gys should rni~u 800 ta, nsst
P'N.Hi"n They have talent co. present
,1.. ~i'FfS Az. ~Icn 4 it'digt!"n. "Ht they
i"rnt"i 90 Srri~uhrr Tuaf i~ .u.. o.
my own opinion. Ferhsf-s 70 f.,-.t
"u ih" Years II U'dIn,I. tf-. i.f
played DO E..pAivu. .ud ,.rf.t 80
ih.nN mat both h~'"tlNu auI rn.t.
d,.Tt "iiI rrd II harder trat",Irs
invade re West \ot that ,i.r vll
,,rt'nnt"f r!.rrru.tr!y tough ,Hrrp'f.-
play 'Ls H"at from home diamonds ans
I"il' crowds i~ going fr tt % h.K uf.-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-19
NATIONAL FULL OF UPSETS
AND SURPRISES SAYS MATTY

very hard luck 50 far. giving few hi..
and losing many games through bad
support Vanguard is not himself ye;
uut NJ has hardly recovered entirely
from weakness following the attach
OF tousilitis.
Naturally. cannot seq any ciuh
but the Giants for the pennant
know "a" haN" the STUFF there. and the
team is better this wear than IL was
lasf. he aEEre cations W. have ~
beat 10 get into first place now are
the BROOKLYN and Philadelphia clubs
ana does not strike me that either
one can hold up through "A grueliiup
race. They should cause us little
"orrt. Brooklyn has been PLAYING
great bail. N" dashing. irresistabh.
winning sort. bur it is not a pennani
team.
tn" Phuli.s merit considerable
ANA! sis. When the Giants PLAYED
ti"iu recently ! never saw a phfil.
a"lphia team going b.'ffcr. and. -
Their" has always been plenty %: f..I
lr- between tt" Two clubs hey were
''Il CAD 20 clean mp on New YORK
as they d!d Tr" team is h.uefitiug
from much better conditions This sea.
SON than have existed Boz Plilad.lphi,
for many years. and these ar. mainly
re- puu- ih.- for tn" marked improve.
mri'. Cos D. VIII De- noted -lar urat.
I'i.F 90" sam" mon ar" appearing
iH fl" batting order that landed tn.
'"Ni DO ia" second division last sum
MGR. William Lock-. ft. ut.,, pre,r
l'i' oi ih' club. i- 3 practical base
'a.' Hfl' ana b" D. giving Doom a
fitrf" fp manage fh, team without
NurTflr him with 70 lot az trivial.
.."-- U h" result .~ THAT Doom d. get.
.Ns good HH-"hfIi OUT CO.. Ut- men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-19

WIN q little pitching and a little citing
tl- Pirates VII leap through tue league
ana W. mt the INST division iu %" time
~ Tie GIANTS have Thu gong y ~
yr"wdc'! r"w that - - no tri,N To climb
FAST ~ winning a Tea.
fu" Boston oluo - tie on. which l.
ratdIyzin- t-' anie-s"asuu .diti,s. No
t'.tN '"Iii SEQ an! good $50 that team
before tie race opened. wifh the Possible
~. "rii"H of ~talllngS. th. Iu.uae-r and
James taffu"!. tl, Owner. and Vet u u,
Iiil.u- ball ana l..-au.in- al. Az ~
~" town tr place 80 t.. de.IIrfu- E-i
SoN. StlliuES j. Responsible fur a. b.
'".~" hc - q manager Who builds up e.
'..- N4N.'i }'Hi coo Two o." Boston
'iiH -r EH'ib t. l. urs - take into fa-
o.. nant 70 A"uinE / believe. r.- ms u-
'-L"f D. Git EirS az few material which
suits his purposes AMI d-Nrlopirs IL
cone ;niug tr iS louring FOR .4ui which no,
otter h"~t"u team has possessed fo- "a
ItrrE closely resembles t.at followed ay
Not Seen ST. Louis.
acton. but do not believe IT. shuwing
I" date - IL normal stride. T. does not
stfihe me- Tat iIufEius IAN maintain
anything like o. firSt ditl sion pace. His
Club "li not stani -.
Wacn the Giants wer- going 80 i.s..,,.
Two "t three weeks Ak. any ,v.-yI, =.
Wa I'D. ei.- O.. la.. Ai,iifaw .al...l
Larry I'.y.r. tg. -."ot ustlrei. o. i'm
matter ~ an error t. fai rai, v MON
.@.i.i largely .r tH- defeat ut Tee
.V.L" replied .t..sr.- .,o...e e., ra
h''' - g" m". "--. make au my or
Tvs t.~"'t ai~ali..l M.Gr.w
rtH'-." admitted NsGf.V
Little Change.
-i.-fi .'E D., American I.,t-... ..t 2 ~
''.i Hif.' .httr' o.. ..l.nr t.' W.rA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-19
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS TO
BE MADE BY TRACTION COMPANY

SitiOn. il Is 10 be Inferred that "A por-
ton Of the hydro-electric power de-
Nelopment there will be carried TO
Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-19

-" lar hstN" NOT seen IT Louis ia
I action. but DO NOT u.li.ve A.. sb.~.,,'..
! {" dat" - IL normal stride. T. does not
StIhe me- Tat iluEEIus tau maintain
anything like % flrSt division pace. His
1 club WlI not stand a.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18
Not So the
Nevada Miner

THE following editorial from an
Eastern exchange should by all
means have had the word COAL in
serted each time in speaking OF min
ing camps" Such conditions as the
article speaks Of as existing exist
only in the so-called mining districts
throughout the East where coal is
the product. The lack of individual
ownership Of property, which seems
10 be the one main underlying cause
OF all the deplorable conditions men-
toned, is entirely eliminated among
the happy, healthfnl miners OF the
precious metals throughout the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18
SEPTEMBER lS, 1913

NN'Nl' II any ma "ditS W SSC NV
as it should be lived let him hunt up
the little homes of the western miner,
sanitation OF the interior Of mines
let him make a tour through the Ell
iciently inspected mines OF this good
old State of Nevada.
The difference between a so-called
miner" in the Eastern coal traps and
the well cared for and homecoming
miner of the West. is about as great
as that between dug-out and a palace.
We reproduce the editorial men
toned that our readers may see what
they are pleased to consider as min
ers throughout the East:
The United States Bureau OF
Mines has organized a division which
will deal with the question OF mine
sanitation, a question of far-reaching
Importance. The treatment Of the
subject will not only include conditi-
OIlS llSluc Oi tue llllliCS, Dut OulSltS
conditions will be looked after. as
well. A campaign OF education will
be carried on by means of moving
pictures, illustrated lectures and the
circulation OF literature dealing with
the subject of mine sanitation. The
idea is t. bring the matter to the at
tention of miners themselves, and
convince them Of the necessity for
Improvement in their modes of living.
Anyone who has travelled through
the mining regions and visited the
various camps and villages which
spring up on the hills and in the val
legs of mining territory will under
stand the necessity for Improvement.
But the absence of individual prop
erty makes the matter more difficult,
and leaves the initiative in creating
clean and wholesome surroundings
almost entirely with the operators.
The residents have no official
voice il the government of the town"
says the statement of the Bureau Of
Mines, and unofficial aggressiveness
is seldom exerted because the total
absence OF property rights breeds il
responsibility and carelessness."
Most of the mining towns spring
up like mushrooms, and are built u
meet present emergencies. The wat
er supply is generally bad and ONE
times DANGEROUS, as the houses are
poorly constructed. Little or no at
tention is paid to laying ont streets,
and not much thought given to the
conveniences of life. If the bare ne
ceSsities are present that is supposed
to be enough. Happily there is a
disposition on the part o fthe opera
tors and the miners to change this
condition of things. The economic
Importance of bright and wholesome
living is becoming more apparent,
and the question of better sanitation
Is recognized as a vital one in the
modern mining town. 1t is a change
for the better, and will prove profit
able to the operators. to the miners.
and especially t othe women and the
children Of the mining camps, who
have every right to expect better 1iv-
ing conditions"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18

CONFLICTING report still come
out of Mexico. The news that Pres
ident Huerta will retire because his
sight is failing. is followed by the IN
formation that he is building a new
residence in Mexico City. The only
safe rule is never to believe anything
that is printed under a Mexican date
line.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18

If the presents system continue
the inevitable result must be that
men OF industry and ability will TO
longer seek membership in the
House. Representative Anderson ri
Minnesota.
A considerable number of that kind
do not seek it now, sir, while, on the
contrary, a considerable number who
are not that kind do seek it-and
some of them get it.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18

: THE person who is anxious to as
certain the greatest mac to man
kind may take his choice .between
race suicide, the social evil and in
sanity, all OF which were named by
the rival alarmists at the meeting of
the American Public Health 'Associa-
ton at Colorado Springs.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18
Editorial Chat
EVENING

lT is reported from London by
way Of the yellow press, that the
fashionable young men OF that cen
ter OF masculine fashion are trying
To grow boards because brown der
bies are the correct thing and II Is
not regarded as entirely proper to
wear a brown derby with a smooth
face.-Exchange.
And will someone kindly hand n
the axe, should we ever run across
one of these Too Utterly Too Toos
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18

WHEN Mrs. Parkhurst arrives il
this country, we read, she will be
taken from the steamship pier to the
immigration station on a tender.
This information will be of interest
to those who had enormously sup
posed that she would be taken to the
immigration station on a bet.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18

The man who is engaged in a mer-
camille or manufacturing business
and does not consider the advis.
bility of newspaper advertising is
overlooking the prime factor in bust
ness success.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18

"WHEN cane-bottomed seats sag,
sponge both sides OF the cane with
hot soapsuds in which a handful OF
salt has been dissolved, then stand
the chair in the open air. Treated
like this the seats will become as
firm as when new, shrinking into
place"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18

IT seems that Mrs. Madeline Force
Astor has spent $4,000 in equipping
a beauty parlor" for her own benit
in her Fifth Avenue house. One
would have thought that with her
youth and income such an adjunct
would be wholly unnecessary.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18

THE new comet which is said to
be rushing at terrific speed toward
the EARTH" must have caught the joy
riding infection.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18

WE might as we'll prepare to face
the inevitable, for the chill winds OF
autumn are almost on us. Yale has
begun football practice.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18

THEY are sending music by wire
less now. Apparently there is no es-
cape for the person who likes a quiet
life.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18

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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18

WOOD-Persons desiring to buy
cheap wood will do we'll to call at
the Sierra Nevada Wood & Lum-
Der Co. Phone S2l. A23-2w
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18

FOR SALE--A brand new (nev-
er been used drop-head White
Sewing Machine with all lat
est improvements. Factory
price $50. Will sell for less
than half. Enquire this Office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18

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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18

FOR SALE, or will trade for
WoOd-First-class single bug
gy. A bargain. Enquire at
this Office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-09-18

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