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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-13
BUSINESS men
ARE OFF FOR A
CRUISE
Big Board of Commerce Party
Leaves for Port Arthur and
Fort William
MANY DISTINGUISHED
GUESTS ARE ABOARD
List Includes Editor Macdonald,
of Toronto Globe, and Gov.
Cox, of Ohio

With the First Infantry band and
Boos orchestra playing on board, and
the Ford Motor company band reply
ing from the dock, the City OF Detroit
Ill. swung her nose up river at 1880
Thursday afternoon and bore $40 mem
bers OF the Detroit Board OF Com
merce and their guests northward to-
ward Port Arthur and Fort William.
Salutes were blown by all the yes
seis in the harbor as the big steamer
, go. under way. They were answered
by the whistle OF the Detroit The
cruisers crowded the rail and waved
hats and umbrellas at the crowd on
the dock. The tenth annual excursion
was on.
Every reservation was taken. We'd
nesday afternoon. and many who had
waited until the last moment before
making arrangements were disap
pointed. A few of the undecided ones
turned back their tickets, Thursday
and they were eagerly taken up by the
first men whose names were on the
waiting list.
Among the guests of the Board OF
Commerce who came to Detroit
Thursday, to start on the cruise were
Gov. James NJ. Cox. Of Ohio; Job F.
Hedges, New York attorney; James A
Macdonald, editor Of the Toronto
Globe: DR.. Paul Tyler. of Dayton
Senator William Alden Smith, and
William b. Mandell, of Boston. They
were entertained at luncheon in the
Detroit club by Milton A. McRae. for
mer president Of the Board Of Com
MERGE.
The City OF Detroit H. lay at heI
cock at the foot of Wayne-st. all morn
Ing. and many members of the Board
OF Commerce awaited themselves OF
the opportunity to stow their baggage
early. At noon. the boat was thrown
open for a reception. There was q
great jubilation on the dock and on
board the steamer as hundreds OF
members of the Board Of Commerce
who could not go on the trip came to
shake hands with the fortunate ones
who we're able to get away. The
bands played alternately, the sun
shone brightly, and the auspices were
pronounced favorable.
The cruise program will include
meetings in the ships amphitheater
to be addressed by President Couzens,
James E. Lee. chairman OF the cruise
committee: Edgar A. Guest, Senator
Smith and the distinguished guests
The Orpheus club will sing and the
bands will play.
The boat will arrive at the 500, Fri
day morning. and land will be made
a. the Canadian city. Saturday morn
Ing the ship is scheduled to pull into
Port Arthur and Fort William. A
delegation of citizens will show the
Detroiters the sights, and chorus OF
$500 school children will sing greet
Ing. A reception and ball game are
Or the tapis In the afternoon. The
boat leaves on the return trip Satur
day evening. On Sunday. Dean s. s
Marquis will hold services aboard the
boat. In the evening. there will be
speeches In the amphitheater. The
boat will arrive in Detroit. Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-13
LABOR LEADERS CHARGED
WITH KILLING WOMAN

IPSWICH, Mass, June 12-Carroli
l.. Pingree. OF Lowell; his wife, and
Nathan Herman, another labor leader,
appeared today before Judge Charles
Sayward, charged with Staying, as the
result of the death OF Mrs. Nicoletta
Pandelopolou. q striker, killed during
clash between police and hosiery
mill strikers. Both police and strik-
ers deny they fred the shot that kill.
ed the woman. Attorney George Roe
wer, jr, for the strikers, today declar-
ed he will produce witnesses who will
tell just how the woman was killed.
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sbSEss

CRAWFORD--Juna IL, at her home
tsS Humboldt Edna NJ. aged 40
years. dear mother OF Leslie and
Murle Crawford. Funeral saturday
at p. m
FoLEf-June 10. 1913. at her residence,
90 Nationai-aye.. Mary Foley. mother
or James Foley. Funeral Friday
from residence, $50 "A. m. and Holy
trinity church at a m.
bAuER-June 10. at her home. 81
ba uer, aged - years, widow OF the
late John VI. Bauer, mother OF John
bauer. Funeral Friday. a. m. from
anoye residence, and 10 o'clock Al
st Mays church.
BUSHEY-Suddenly.( Joseph. beloved
husband OF the late Emily Bushey
father OF Mrs. Daily, Joseph Bushey
Mrs. J. fredhome. Mrs r. kremlicks
and Mrs. Bauman. Funeral from his
daughters residence. 409 Macomb-st.
Saturday at IA IN. and $40 from ST
Joachim church.
MANCUs-Philip V. beloved son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Mancus. aged j
years Funeral Friday. $50 a. m, a
residence. i63 Twenty eighth-st., ST
Leo's church at a. m.
ALDlS-Mrs. r.. O., at her sons rest
dence 1l5 Charlevoix-st wife OF TIT
late Salem G.. Adds, mother OF All
red. Walter, Mrs. Steabman, Mrs. L
< Il E"T wis., Mas Mrs. H9 To% Bro1 Mfs
ton. Mrs W. II. kloeffer. Mrs. James
Ewark. Mrs. Harry Allen and the lat'
Salem G.. Adds. Jr. Notice OF buria
later. Chatham. Ont. papers please
copy.
DEAI.--June 10. Edith. beloved wife o.
Raleigh Deal Funeral from th'
chapel OF c. r. Bird & Co, 90 Bag
ley-ave.. and Bay city Friday at
p. m.
KREY-Fred Charles, at Boulevard
Sanitarium. June 10, aged 70 years
beloved husband OF Ida krey anc
father Of Elinor and Est. Funera
from residence, 30 Pelouxe. Friday
June 10. at 2 o'clock, and Zion Luth.
eran church at 2:30 o'clock. Buria
Woodmere,
KURTH-June 10. August. beloved hus'
band OF Augusta; brother OF William
Fred, Albert Kurth. Funeral from
residence, 1888 Crane-ave., Friday a
2 p. m. Burial at Gethsemane.
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MARRIAGES

Clarence Fleming. "a; Helen LaCroix
%.
william Radka. -; Augusta Hart
man. 81.
Walter C., stenens. y. Fraser. Wi
nelmina Newman. 30 Detroit
Harry Ellison. 81 Ferne Freer, -.
Nalenty Chmaj. % Mary koka i
Henry Dobberowsky. 80. Utica. Attn
ME Dochow. 81. Detroit
Henry Bossenberger. 80, Ida bGbber
slime 80.
George Johnston % Beatrice Harms
2s. n.
sobbron Wallace %. Frances Mckip
ney. 20.
Charles Klei. 80 Freda Demska. "a
Frank Brady. 20. Oakland cal. Jes-
sie Bcckwitg. 25 Cles Gland
George t.. CLAY - Martha Frost. .
Edward Ewald. % Toledo: Edlth X
Zones. 81, same
Chas. L Johnson, rs; Katherine Her
ron. 81.
Leone, W. Wines. rs performer. pe-
uoit; Rernice Grams, 49, same.
Lorenzo Davis - performer. /t,~-
treits Gertrude Hstid, 81. sefn-.
Herbert W Krauss 81 Detroit:
Viola Neufrar. 10. Scgewaing
frank WernclSen--2S-- iiEsa.----ii
James Duysll %. Cleveland. Elsie
Tetnrieton. % samr
William ~ McGrath. go Wilhct'risa
0eOTSi, Ia
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DOUBLE WEDDING TO
OCCUR IN THEATER

There is to be double marriage on
the stage Of a showhouse at Bethune
and Oakland-aves., at s o'clock, Fri
Gay night, according 10 the statement
IF the prospective contracting parties
TO Marriage License Clerk Alexander
Stewart The licenses were issued
late Wednesday aftrn0on. Lorenzo
Davis. q. performer. Detroit, is to
marry Gertrude David. FL, Of Detroit.
and Lionel w. Wines, Is, performer,
Detroit, is TO wed Bernice Grams, 10,
also OF Detroit. The four are said to
he performing In the theater.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-13
DEFIES SHERIFF'S
DEPUTIES WITH AK

Frank Michaels and Harry Boulter
deputies under Sheriff Oakman. went
TO No. sl2 Graudy-ave. Wednesday
afternoon, TO remove Mrs. Resale
Becher, aged 10, TO Eloise asylum
on an order OF the probate court. her
husband, Fred Becher, Civil war vet
eran having signed paper TO the
effect that she was feeble-minded.
The husband had changed his mind
since signing the paper, however, and.
armed with an AK, he defed the ON
GERS 10 take his wife away. They re-
treated. The husband says that he
didn't know the significance Of the pa
per.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-13
CONSIDER TROOPS,
URGES GARRISON
Secretary of War Gives Good
Advice To West Point
Graduates

WEST POINT. y. Y, June l2.-
The war OF arrogance; OF the use OF
the powder OF intolerance, of narrow
ness of views, and last and greatest
OF ali of injustice was the text OF
the sermon preached the graduating
class OF the United States Military
academy here today BY Secretary OF
War Garrison. He urged the young
officers 10 consider the human equa-
ton and TO remember that the men
under them were their equals In all
save rank
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-13
TILTED LOVER SHOOTS
GIRL, THEN SUICIDES

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June H.
Remie de Rosie, clerk OF CoIcoran. Q
town In Hennepin county, is dead {;
Miss Hattie Wier IL dying. with a
bullet near her heart, and Rudolph
Babler is missing. as the result OF a
Tilted suitor's Jealousy. De Rosie In.
tercepted Babler and the girl. and
fired bullet into the girls body as
she ran toward home. De Rosie went
home, said goodbye to his aged moth
er, and shot himself
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-13
WILSON TO VISIT
CANAL IN FALL

WASHINGTON. June l2..-Presi-
dent Wilson told Chief Engineer
Goo thals. OF the Panama canal, today
that he would certainly visit the big
ditch AT tho close Of congress. and
gave all indication Of why he expects
the session to end ny adding that this
wocld probably be In September or
October Goethals said IL 1t were
ecessary he would hold back the let
tins or water into the canal for a
| couple OF weeks, 80 that the president
might be on hand to witness this final
chapter in the waterways construc-
ton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-13
INVESTIGATION FOLLOWS
SUICIDE OF CUBAN

HAVANA, June 12-Ramon Garcia
Cisco, nephew Of former President
Gomez, and director OF the Cuban
agricultural experiment station, com.
mitted suicide today The govern.
ment Immediately ordered an investi-
cation Of the affairs of the station
CISCO held similar position under
the Mexican government until his
uncle became president Of Cuba,
when he came here.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-13
BOARD or EDUCATION.

office, 80 Broadway.
& Detroit. Mich. June IL. 1913.
|oealed proposals will be received at
~ Office until IL o'clock noon Satur-
II. June y, 1913. for furnishing the
Ord OF Education. for the ensuing
Er. with High School supplies. Text
q KS and Printing Blank Forms.
npecifica lions and proposal blanks
81 be had upon application To the
Rotary
The Board OF Education reserves the
ht tn reject any-nr all bids.
CHAS. ~ GApD.
30 Sc Srrrpturr-
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po.,pone Reba,lna case.

CHICAGO. June i2.--Trail OF the
governments suit against Rudolph
Hynicka of Cincinnati. and other bur
lesque magnates, charged with accept
Ing rebates from railroads. was con-
ii.,ned indefinitely Aby- Federal Judge
Carpenter today. The trial was post
noned because the court calendar was
full
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-13
Fear No "Hoodoos."

KALAMAZOO, Mich, June 49,
(Specian There are Ii members OF
the class which will graduate from
the training department Of the West
ern Michigan Normal on Friday. June
10, but NOT a single member OF the
class believes in "hoodoos," and all
say they are glad that the commence
ment date comes on Friday, the 18th.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-13
Greek Dude Fined S25.

Apostolos Jheoponopoulous, Greek
dude, who was caught in the apart
ments OF Abraham Ahmed. with An.
med's watch In ais pocket. was coa-
victed OF charge OF receiving stolen
property, in police court, and was fined
s25. with 30 days In the workhous
as the alternative.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-13
DETROITER KILLED BY
SAGINAW MOTORIST

SAGINAW. Mich. June l2.-(Spe.
cal Fired 7. Ward, 81, single, a
concession man from Detroit, where
he lives at 30l Jenersoh-ave. east.
died in Saginaw General hospital this
morning of fractured skull, received
when he was struck and run over BY
an automobile Wednesday. The cor
oncr is investigating.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-13
Think Tramps Dead in Wreck

GOSHEN, md, June 1.-TWO
tramps seen on the train were unac.
counted for after west-bound freight
No. So on the Wabash railroad was
wrecked just southeast OF here today,
A car Of gasoline exploded and IS cars
of coal burned. No crew member was
injured
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-13

Take one pint ~ stewed apples. drain
all water. When drained add nue-cL IL u
sugar and a pinch OF salt, beat tour
eggs very light and add to apples. add
nHt-ptnt pf-SW.4..t@H4ffk- we'll
Crate little nutmeg over the top
Bake one-half an hour.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-13

siestSers The pain. neat KIND TN !
KS right. T1mss Prtntleg Co. -
On R.-st. Phone Main llsS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-13
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
AMERICAN STATE BANK

AT Detroit, Michigan. at the close OF
business June \. 1918. as called for ~
the Commissioner of the Bankin. .
Department.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-13

A GOOD general machinist for general
factory and tool room cali lao Madi-
son-ave.
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HELP WANTED-1ALE-

A YOUNG MAN one who IL willing 10
learn and can furnish references, CO
secure a travelling sales position. Ca
llli Chamber Commerce before 1880
y. m.
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ron sALE-REsiDtNCE rROP.IVrs

1873 BUENA VISTA-AVE.. w.
lust completed. rooms and bath. orsa
Fireplace. oak and w. e. hnish. So
isct oak floors, large bedrooms.
,aXed street. excellent fixtures An0
decorations. only $4,000: easy terms
open sunday to 5,
MORGAN.
cherry t5s7--- ste strvens Btdx-
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RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts, viz:
Commercial departments 471.70S -
Bonds. mortgages and Sc
curities, viz:
Commercial de-
partmept O0S-
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
MAKING BIG PLANS
FOR COMING SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION

A meeting of Sunday school men
was held this noon at the Y. NJ. C. A.
cafe and the first steps taken towards
planning the Western Slope Sunday
School association convention here
in June. Rev. Jasper I. Moses of the
Christian church was made secdeta-
ry. II. l.. McClintock was made
general chairman of the various com
mittees and the chairmen of the sub
committees were appointed as fol-
lows: Finance committee, Henry
Tupper; entertainment committee,
Miss Lillian Sawyer; music commit
tee. Rev. e. G. Lane, and publicity
and transportation committee, Clark
Bower. The members of the latter
committee were also appointed as
follows: Jos. f.. Moorhead. James
A. Becker and V. C. Northrup.
There will be big meeting at the
Y. NJ. C. A. tonight of the newly ap-
pointed chairmen, the pastors of the
churches interested, the members of
the committee named and all church
people in any way interested in or
connected with the coming conven-
ton. At the meeting tonight talks
will be made by DR.. Franklin Nc
Elfresh of Chicago, superintendent of
teachers training work of the Inter-
national Sunday School association.
who was present at the meeting this
noon. and State Secretary of Sunday
Schools John c. Carman.
At this meeting the balance of the
committees will be appointed and
other convention plans formed.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
VICE PRObERS
INVADE SWELL.
CAFE
Associated Press.

Associated IreSS.
Chicago, Apr. 12.-Agcnts OF the
Illinois vice commission late last
night and early today brought con-
aternation TO the fashionable guests
oil two restaurants in Rector and
States streets against whose reputa-
ton there rested no question except
the nature Of the cabaret entertain
mCnts. From these cafes only the
managers aud members of the cab
aret shows We're summoned and quea-
toned relative to- the suggestive
songs which are alleged to be fea-
lures OF entertainment.
From the tenderloin men and wom-
en- sightseerF, who We're out slum-
ming, were brought before the COM
mission. One woman, in hystericaI
fear OF disgrace, tried to jump
through a window when the invaders
with subpoenaes reached the restau-
rant A man iammed roll Of bills
into the hands Of an officer and cried
Take this, Tor Gods sake. and let
my party go, You don't know what
this means
The session Of the commission last
ed until am.
Senator Beall said that he saw
girls Of . or 16 drinking liquor in
certain restaurant, and the COM
mission voted to recommend to the
mayor the closing of this place
Mrs. Maude Joseph described the
singing and dancing, saying that one
OF the performers might rs well
have had no skirts at ALL"
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
f. NJ. Smith Home
From Tornado Zone

F. NJ. Smith, well known local Jew
eler. returned .his noon from Wood
bine, Ia. where he went to look
after the repairing OF his property
damaged in the terrible cyclone OF
March 23. He is fun of cyclone sto-
ries and has some remarkable narra-
tiyes to tell Of the work of the awful
twister. His building was damaged
TO the extent Of / 500 and not $15,-
600, as he first thought.
Mr.. Smith brought back 80 post
card views of the wreckage left by
the cyclone He says he saw where
a cistern had been pulled out of the
ground complete, wall and all, and
left intact few rods away Grains
of sand We're blown through plate
glass windows, leaving small honey
combed surfaces. He says the cy-
clone struck Woodbine Just 90 min
utes after 1t hit Omaha and the dis
tance is 40 miles. showing the twis-
teg's headway to be two miles a min
ute or 100 miles an hour.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
EXTRA ATTRACTION AT THE
CRYSTAL TOMORROW NIGHT

Mr.. Blanchard Mckee, the eccen-
local boy who has been performing
summer vacation, and will he heard
az the Crystal tomorrow night in ad-
dition to an extra fine bunch of pic
lures,
The Sheriff's San a sensational
western picture.
"The Collector of Pearls. a Seug
comedy.
And that always interesting Pathe
Weekly-better this time than ever.
I4-12-1tl
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
Treasurer Canon to
Enjoy a Vacation

County Treasurer Benton Canon
leaves tonight for California to enjoy
his first vaca tiuu trip in five years,
He will be accompanied by Uncle"
Jim Patterson OF Whitewater. They
will spend some little time in San
Diego and Los Augeles. 1t will be
4 well deserved rest for the popular
and efficient treasurer.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
Associated Press.

Cettinie. Montenegro. Apr, -
The Seryian troops, which have been
assisting the Montenegrin army in
drawn and arc now marching back
to Servin. This leaves Montenegro
the powers.
The Official Gazette declares that
heavy losses We're sustained by Mon
tenegro in the recent assault on the
Tarubosch forts. due mainly TO the
Scrvian artillery, which continued its
fire while the allied troops were
atorming the works The Servian
commander forgot to give an order
to cease firing" says the Gazette.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
MORGAN BODY
LIES IN STATE
Aeenrilfed Press.

New York, Apr l2.-Almost bur
jed beneath roses and lvy. the triple
caEket containing the body of J. p.
Morgan lies today in the west wing
of the library which holds his books
and many art treasures. There IL
VIII repose until Monday. when the
funeral win be held AZ ST. Georges S
church.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
Associated Press.

London. April Bulgaria is
making formal GAINS to the posses
sion Of Salonillil which is occupied
by the Greeks, according to an Ex-
cange Telegraph company's dispatch
from Belgrade. The dispatch says
Bulgaria is taking military measures
to support its claims while Greece is
concentrating its army along Salon
Xxi railway
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
WI Send Cream Here.

Redyale and community in Para
dox valley, expects to send quite a
lot Of cream TO the Jensen creamery
I'm this city. as soon as the plant is
in working order. United States
Land Commissioner +. l.. Mckee is
an arrival from the Paradox and
reports the people there interested
In the local creamery.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
.'Hoboes or Citizens
Moses Text Sunday

"Hoboes or Citizens" will be the
text of the serUion to be delivered
tomorrow evening at the Christian
church by Rev. Jaspcr T. Moses. Rev,
Moses will hHndle his text in a
straight busines3-like manner and
win not allow il to be classed as sem
sationalism
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
Associated Press.

Belgrade Servia, Apr 12.-The
chambers of commerce and industry
in this country have declared a gem
eral boycott on all Austrian goods.
The banks have decided TO cancel the
credits OF all MERCHANTS dealing in
tria abandons her present attitude
toward Seryia.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
blacksmith Leaves.

Blacksmith W. d. Savage of the To-
cal shops has been transferred to
Salt Lac City's shops and Carey
Groves. formerly of this city. will
be here from Louisiana soon to fill
the local vacancy
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
Oregon Arrivals.

Oregon men to arrive here last
night were ID. b. Daniels and George
~ ROBERTS, who will be here for
several days on business matters.
They are from Tillamuck. o.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12

The cahinet discussed the question
of rccngnition- No action was taken;
but word was sent out that. as soon
as the assembly, j oreauiZed. formal
recognition viii be- made.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
Thompson in City.

b. f. Thompson of Big Park is in
the city on business. He says the
snow has at last disappeared from
the park, to the joy of the ranchers
who are now plowing zealously.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
Associnted Press
Z Germany. Aus

Vienna. April lI.-Germany, Aus
tria and italy compose a triple
alliance advocating that Saloniki be
given to Bulgaria as compensation
for cession Of Silistria to Roumanin,
according to Nueu Freie Presse. Rus
sia and France believe Greece should
retain Saloniki, while England APP
pears to favor die triple alliance.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
Visiting NIrs Rnl,er.

Mrs. e. A. Hess of Fort Collins Is
visiting at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Baker, at l4j White avenue, en-
route to San Francisco, where she
expects to spend several months.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
CHINESE ADDRESS TO WORLD is RECEIVED
At WASHINGTON; Be MADE PUBLIC At ONCE

Washington. apr. I2.-The formal
address Of the Chinese republic TO
the world has been received here by
cable and taken under consideration
by the president and cabinet.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
Here from Manila.

j. NJ Groves from Manila, p. l.,
arrived in the city last night, and is
I stopping over in the city, while en-
route east.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
Gncsts Iierc Snndnr.

The Misses Nina Hayes and Hazel
Lloyd and Lee Lloyd OF Palisade will
arrive in the city tomorrow for a
day here with friends.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
PncbIonn Here far n While.

G. Il. Harner. prominent Pueblo
an. arrived last night from Little
Pittsburgh" and is at the La Court
hotel while here.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
Robinson Leaves.

l.. G. Robinson Of Salt Lake City,
auditor Of the Utah lines. was a Wis
itor with W. Il. Kcnney OF the Rio
Grande offices Yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
Mills ON Inactive List.

f. r. Mills of the high line office
is considerably under the weather
this week. being confined to his
home, but he expects to be at work
next week
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
Cnrl,nnllnIe Aisilnrs

r. Hayes and wife came in this
morning from Carbondale and will
be with friends here over Sunday.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
Ernn thc Snrincs.

4 e. j. McDole and wife of Colorado
Springs are stopping in Grand june
tion for a Weekend visit with
friends.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-12
Denvcr Paper Man.

H o. Todd. an energetic Denver
newspaper man. Is in the city on
business matters this week