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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-20
FOE SALE

FOE SALE
FOR :SALE-160 acres good ;. farm
land. clay soil, hardwood timber,
Birch, Oak. and Maple, 10 acres
under cultivation, a fine spring Of
good pure water on the land, y
miles from railroad station. This
land is worth $40 per acre; will
sell for $13. Halt cash, balance
three years at 6 per cent interest.
Address Bemidji Pioneer, Bemidji,
MINI.
FOR SALE-1913 model, motor
cycle and motor boats at bargain
prices, all makes, brand new ma
chimes, on easy monthly payment
plan. Get our proposition before
buying or you will regret it, also
bargains in used motor cycles.
Write us today. Enclose stamp for
reply. Address Lock Box II, Tren-
ton, Mich. 49,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-20

market at 50 cents and rs cents
each. Every ribbon sold for Is
cents guaranteed. Phone orders
promptly filled. Mail orders given
the same careful attention as when
you appear in person. Phone 81.
The Bemidji Pioneer Office Supply
Store. szs- -+ -. i =,
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ANSWERS SUGAR
TARIFF QUESTION
CONTINUED from first page).

four years. every dollar Of real money
Invested in it. :"
The great crime of modern fin
ance is overcapitalization. A char
ter granted to a watered concern is
simply a charter to rob the poor and
helpless, for either prices must be
raised to an unnatural level or wages
must be reduced. The beet sugar in
dustry is one of the: worst of Offend
ers. yet its great lobby is demanding
that the working people of this
country shall be taxed $3.50 per year
In order that they may continue to
nay dividends on watered stock. 1
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Minnesota at Bemidji was one of the
most pleasant. occasions in the history
Of the organization, and that is say
ing whole lot for the records will,
show that they have enjoyed many
pleasant outing Dispatch.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-20

which it certainly enjoys. The drive,
around, Lake sBemidji,z something Of.
recent origin, is one Of the most beau
tifulz one can imagine and no. one,
should visit Bemidji without enjoy
ing the pleasure presented of viewing
the virgin forest with its gigantic
trees and getting a glimpse of the
lake, it's numerous s>samer resorts
and the beauties of nature from every
point of compass, for Bemidji has
more beauty spots within the same
limit than any places the writer has
ever visited. ~.. u ~eRAE.+'
What Editors Saw.
All these things and more were
shown the visitors and they were
greeted on every hand with hospi-
tality that counts with stranger.
The editors and their wives were
shown the lumber industries the
beauties of the city a ride across the
1onO dAu w" IL Cuc MlSSlSSlpDl river
to the power dam all of which was
most interesting and enjoyable. Sat-
urday evening the ladies of the party
were taken by automobile to the Jes-
ter farm one of the beauty spots,
where supper was served and an en-
joyable time reported, and the edl-
tors enjoyed smoker" at the ocm-
mercial club presided over by Judge
Stanton. On Sunday the association
members, their ladies and citizens of
Bemidji to the number of hundred
were taken by rail to Redby and
treated to boat ride on Red Lake.
The Red Lake Indian reservation was
visited and the day was spent in var
ious ways the excursion being voted
one of the star features of the sum-
mer meeting.
Taking it all together the summer
meeting of the editors of Northern
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EDITORS LOUD IN :.
PRAISE OF BEMIDJl
CONTINUED from flrst page).

named after the Indian chief whose
home was in that vicinity in an early
day. One has but to step from the
train onto the paved streets to. feel
that he is in a city of progress,
whose destinies are in the guiding
hands of progressive citizens who
have a pride in their beautiful home
town and who believe in public i'm
provements properly directed.
Fine Railroad Facilities.
Bemidji's railroad facilities are ex-
celled by no city north Of the twin
cities and the handsome, commodious
and substantial stations completed by
the Minnesota & International the
500 and the Great Northern rail-
roads during the past year show the
faith the railroad companies have in
the future prosperity of the city and
county that have made such rapid
strides during the past ten years.
It's hotels are in keeping with the
city in which they are located and
one would have to visit many places
before better hostelry could be dis
covered than the Markham where
the association was Housed during
the short stay. - r..
P2z1--+'--
Bemidji's Buildings.
Bemidji's banks, churches, school
houses and public buildings are all in
keeping with the spirit of progress,
and the homes erected and in course
of erection are all modern and give
the city the appearance of prosperity
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-20

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 1011
Dewey. Phone 649.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-20

FOR SALESMAN fonts OF type, sew
eral@ different poiiits and in first
class condition. Call or write this
Office for proofs. Address Bemidji
Pioneer, Bemidji. MINI.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-20

North Dakota offers unlimited OPP
Daily and Sunday Courier-New6
the only seven-day paper In the
state and the paper which carries
the largest amount of classified
advertising. The Courier-News
covers North Dakota like blank
ct; reaching all parts Of the state
the day of publication; it is the
paper to use in order to get re-
suits; rates enc cent per word hrst
insertion, one-half cent per word
succeeding insertions; fifty cents
per line per month. Address the
Courier-News, Fargo, N. D.
BOUGHT AND sOLD-second hand
furniture. Odd Fellows building,
across from postomcs. phone 129.
WANTED-Work nursing or house
cleaning. Hattie Mosley, colored,
Call at 612 Fifth street or phone
548.
WANTED-Competent girl for gen
eral Homework. Mrs. w. H.. Don
0van, 81 Bem1dji avenue.
wANTED-Plain sewing by day or
hour. Address lock box 644.
WANTED-Clean cotton rags at the
Pioneer Office. No buttons.
WANTED-Position as stenographer
and general Office girl.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-20

tUh SALE-fypewr1ter ribbons for
every make OF typewriter on the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-06-20

FOR SALE-Rubber stamps. The
Pioneer wiz procure any kind OF
rubber stamp for you on short no.
'ttca., + T.. r. -t-
FOR SALEe Good horse. For work
or single, 1900 pounds. St. Hilaire
Retail Lumber Company.
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fIchtn bic ssronSoien. Gie murbtr
osrfclaf bon ben inbeInDen preuBsn
onlaebdlten bon btm aufgetpeihteu
Booen. Der ibre ssiibe nit Gefpolt ar
lsh fefieln ipollts, dufoebolien aud
BON Der Rabbad nit ihren fhdumsns
Rn aBoaen foipit bon Der tpiitbenoen
Reibe. Der Giob Der I6IefiIhen qrs
NEE bate atpar nur bic fronaSIiTt,s
ADonfanrbe setroffen, absr biefsr, Der
Borhut Woebcnolos perfsbte 56laa
qtniigte, un hds 9anse su SsoIl su
bttnaen. Dobsi mar BON Belona. bof
ne sranaofen fih oIs lie bemitlei.
oensnerthen GhladtopFer zines per-
fonlidxn Gbraeises bstrahtettn, be-
TN geariff lei, Srantreih ins Dsrbers
hen su itiirsen, p6brsnb Die greuben
fiir bic ssreibsit hires 0aisrlanbes
| fohten.
an Der aabtad ober laqen unsdbs
liqe 6dufen pon gooten; bort it6bns
ten unb iammerten Saufenbe BON
werinnnoeten. ca ftonoen bic @efanoes
nsn In ToiIen. llnb 5auienbe ben
asifen fdipdmuen ouf ben aifhtnbeu
nHo briiIlenoen WoFern. sic fpurben
ron Den brauisnnsn WtlIen aleiniom
dis bluiipe 1ropbden ipeitergetroaen,
uT btm Gonbe S6ltfisn su perhin.
cen. bdb bic armee bes prtubiideu
Generals gIii6et cine srcbe S9laht
aeronnen botie.
Bon lrtittraoenber 9ebeufuna abe.
iparo, oob nad Der GmIahi alIfoaleid,
etne nit fDiloer Gnergis ins Werf oes
fsbte 9srfplsuna Der Srdnsoien Itatfs
fano. gliiter unb Iein eroBtr genss
ralitobshef Gsiisuau SrGnaten uus
ubIdifia. Sis Iisben foaar ben qanSs
iturm auibieisn unb Die 8ousrn ourt
Gturmalodsn nufrufen, um bi. Der.
iprenaten ets sseinbes su srqreifen.
eeHug, in Der SnIa6i an Der
aoBbdh foipis in ben 5aaen Der Der,
fciauna bonn 27. Bis 81. auau':
brod1ts Die fnlsFii6e Grmse ben Srans
sofen einen 0sriuit bon 5000 9obien,
1000 Bertpunbsttn. 10000 Gefdnoes
nen. 103 9eItiisen uno $50 Wunis
ttonstpooen bs;. Tas paren sstpaItias
8sriuft.. un6 Wdebonnlos 4rme mar
rorerit Riht mehr nerfpenb6ar. Sic
mar pielmshr eubsr Rous une 8dno. |
MAS ieoo6 bic gsfsdtspertuits Der |
i6lefifden arme. anlongi. 10 fin6 Die |
niht asrou betannt getporben. Sic
iine dber i'm 8sroltih nit ben eI6ns |
senben erfoIasn Der Sdloht nur &c.
ring aetutisn.
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Die GrIeoisuns ses Sarifs

Der neue 5artf 1T pom Gendt nit
"A gegen 81 Stimmsn gen:6mi3t p,rs
ben. QuBer Den 8smofrlien itimmlfu
nur nod Der Republttansr Ga sFcllette
uno Der ProgrsiIioe 9ptnoerter fir bic
Bill. Die aDei bemotratiThen Ssnae
loren BON 2ouifiana Itimmten neaen
4bf6affung Der 3uders0le qeqen bic
Bill. 8isIe 8ebarrlittstt Der bsiosu
Senatoren RunspeQ uuo gbornton
Tam iih bon GROCER politifher 9eoeus
tllng ertpeifeH, oa bisrmit Die ausiiht
eroffnst miro. qpuifiana in bic Reihen
Der republifanifdsn Staateu elm
fdDentsu 3u feben. 9enn oas 8er6als
Ten oiefer 6eibeH oemotrqttfheu Senas
loren 1T nidt unbers aus8uleaen, als
ipie ein 8rub nit Der oemotratiffen
partei uRo es 1T teine anbers annahm,
suidfig. als buB biefe Senotoren i'm
Sinns ihrer aoHititusHtsa bonoeln unS
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/ ltkiIgenommen bate. Wsnn fis nidt
| ,porfid3tsbaIber' sinen Dtfttrre6tr
sum gaiten bate, martin ale ibrt
i siinftiaen Baifipiefe in Wien iinniogs
IT'D gsiporben. Wan fisbt alio, BOP q
In CsifsrreId5 nod fhiuerer iit, GrisIs
banttn su srri6ten. su bstrsibsn uno
5u nuIben, cIs anosrspo. Sslbit
Der neue, nod nihi Gsiss ssiporotHe
Strofgeisbentpurf beitraft ndtiirlih
seiptrbsmdbises 6oforoipisl unb snts
9sltIi6e geleetnbeiismd6erei fiif
GIidsfpiele nift minber ipie otr aIte.
er nirb nur bns barmlois priDdtipiel
snolih bon 5hniffeIei unb angtbersi
befrtlen. Was dber BITE gerrIes bes
strangers dnloHgt. bon bsren Gsoeis
ben man fih iebi Inn Gipen fDie i'm
Roroen Seftsrreihs 10 piel ptriprifi,
10 sonnsH fie ibr DoIsin MIR ntbtn
oem Gefsb burd cine 2anemntb Der
Otter bts geiebss frtfteH, bic teins fl
deere Bats Der Griftens biIosf. Sin
podr RtpclpertustIn. bit am mserum.
ipiilten ober tannenumrdmfhten
Spitliiih ssfhtiterten Griftensen elm
Grns bereiten, Elm Stcnbdl, Der cine
dngsfsbene 6amiiie betrifft unb nifi
su pertuiheu III, Elm Mint bon bcber
SisIIt uRb Der 5ommeridlof Der Ges
re6iigteii piro j6b unter6rphen fsin.
Sie biirfis ohnebits fbon unisr 4lps
briidsH kiben. Sn aarlsbdo folI Der
Sobn zines frons0fiff<n jabritontsR
an eiHsm sinsiatH abtnb 100000
aronen an Der Roultits psrlorsn bas
ben; cine qonooner Dame, 10 niro
ersdblt, peripielie snr ielben 3sit
10000 aronen. 1as iino IremSe.
bic iaum nisl asilame fir 6Iterreitis
Td< RurOrit MAIDEN biirftsn. auh
in groho bdben iidt unsrdnidli6e
IiHee obssfpisIt. Dor. gab % firm
Ii6e Rtpoltsn ssssn bic SpistbaHt.
Ter Gr3biTdof bon grirtn ba. fih
i6oH an bic &b5rosn asiponSi, oos
init Die Spislbdst auf Der Rencel
ni6i esbulbti iptrx, uno Der Deusf4.
Geiierreihiihe Glpsn Uerein bereistt
cine Aftion gegen oasgroieft berganf
in Sdl5bnrs por. Der S6rsi naH Der
Spieibout errueft oils traffiaes Gdo
ben S6rei eesen bic Gpieibdnten. Sm
beIItn 9usssIifi dbsr In bic Roral
INNER bic ftdrters. Sic trirn alIo
audi biesmnI fie3en. pi5tlih tDiro
bic goIisei in ireenb eirem Der GercIss
erifcinen nno ibresamies pdIteH. ais
oh Tie ME blino atpefen mare. Gin r.is
nissnbes llugepititr nirb iiber bic
st,:rorte i'm Siioen II. I'M 9orbeu nnS
In Der Witit odbiubrauftn. IlRb Der
gut, 0iierreitfts Siontsbiirgsr ipsrp
fDisotr stnual trfabrsn, bae es nod
S4usIeuts sebt in Stit.rreit unb
BoIiSeifomniiidre. limb Damn miro
ipsitsr gelpislt iperoen.
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eokal-Derid)t
Die .5afbion" Not9e.
lie 5teafsr ieaeH and in ben &c.
reid Der IsOe.AHsiteunng &c.
seeeR uerAen.

ssiir bic .Jafbion- Node, bic be-
tdnntIih BON 20. Stptembsr BIS gum
4. Gtiottr itaiifiuotn nirn. nm a6us
fern bon uusipGris barsnihla. boB
Cincinnati fir sin iebr srobes 7srris
torium bos Uoo<senirnm uno be beife
eintoafsquelIe biIoet. iolIen au6 bic
bleitgen 2beaier nit bsrdnes3osen
frereen. Gas Gomuiittee, nel6es
Ole Arrangements fir bieIs Bohs IN
6dnotn bat. belt eeftern init ben gis
gtnthiimsrn Der nerfhisoensn 1beaisr
eine aonfereu3, in ipelde. Elm preieti
erortert Duroe, Iani rpelfem D1breno
Der -Jaibion- Detw AUDI in ben
1heatsrn fir biefige WoceDaorsn.
namsntlid fir aDiiiime RssIams aes
moht tptrotH foll, inhem bic ouftrss
tenDtn GiinitlsrinntH exbdlttn iein
iollsn, aleiDer. bic bier psrfertiai nurs
ben, duf Der Biibne su traafn.
Die Ganf!suie. otren Gefhdfie iih
on o<r Drain Sirabe beiinben, hoben
ith sslssenfiid elmer H<lprshunc NIT
BEN arrangementstommiitee bereit
srildri. ibrs ekfhdfisIoto!e mad eiutm
sinbtitlihen Spiism Su ostprirtn nno
"a limb aud bsrsiis aommiitas srs
aannt pcrosn. I'm bieitn plan burhs
sufiihren. lin bic gei4di.sneIt ,u
meglihii seinmadpolItr Decoration
on3nipornen. bar bas arranasmeris.
aensmitiee fir bic testotforirten
Shauisnittr bubble prsiit ausoeiest.
8os 5inansiOmmiikt in ssssnndrs
tis oornii bsitditist. siafn 1onns
duf5ubrinssn, urn bic aoiiea Des I'm
tsrnshmens. iclpis bic Heiririb.lna Der
ausiOartigsn Gdits beiirtitm su ton.
rxn.
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Der G6ulraib. Der betannilid ON
Wloniaa irestn W1nee!s tines nuo.
runs teIne S:buHs nbbolten tcnnss.
iuigo oisits am beuiiasn gdce radss
poltn. 3isie Gptsi1liibung finns,
btnis Rahmiitds um bdIb ein libr
I'm Staotratbsfnnf fiatt unb sfpor In
trifer einie I'm bic fcfortiae Musachs
hing bsr ialliaeu 2shrerst6dlfrr su srs
noelitsn. oa dnoerrtitis bic athrsr
unn sshrsriantn bis 3ur rfguldrsn
5itlHs IN DIerashn 1ngen martin
miibien. auberbem fuitl S6uIfupers
inttHbent Or. Gonbpn AUDI bk gor.
bertitunasn fiiE ben Hsginn Der ah<nos
IhnIea trtffsn. unb bsoarf 6iersn Dsr
Otnttmigans fsinsr plane, foipie ber
pon ibm Dcrg<nomnenen 0ynennunasn
Der estrtfdfts eur4 ben E9uIEait.
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Der Shrei mad Der Spielbanf.
Wieu. gnne 9luouii.

| er ift ieBt febr Iaut in Csitsrrei6
nleftr S6rei. Wan borts ibH susrf
bon ben ih0nsH llferu Der bInuer
abria. bonn CAB ibn eas eho aus
BEN MeItfurorte Gdrsbob suriid; q
iIttterts bic 9olomiieH empor, ifoe
btnuber nah oem ihonen Salsbure
une trfiiLIt iest Die ioplliid esIegen,
lSfspefsIitaot 8dhsn bel Dien. WeHr
tr aud bort oos DIR Der aotnIbsb6r,
ben offntn unb ibr auee oes Gei.sss
Ifhlisben folIis, oann pirh Dieu Isir
tieines Wonis Carlos bequem nit oer
Glet!rifteH errtifen t0nnsn. 9or
Der Disner Sptr bis gum SoisfspIot
IN gaoeu odusrts ihon ieet nur
tnapp fiinf giertsIftunben. Dsnn
abr sinHsal bic uugsbuIo uno bi,
lei6te 5onb bon Spislern ben getrisb
.befliigsIn" rutro, biirftsH oeipit gIiss
Rdfino Gurus 3iies sinsefiibrt Ders
ben. Gin beHerer Siiobdbn3ua brautt
BON Wien bis 9asen obReeies nihi
msbr nIs pierSig RinuieH. Rnr3 Der
ausflue sam RouletieiifG. ben ~siei=
Hen Yfereheu" ober Der ganibant
fpiro DdnH ein rihtiaes sseierubenbs
pereniieeH fur Wisntr unb i5rsmbs
bon GiitintiioH. Qaiiirlih pirb nit
Den Iesisren gang beionbers s,rshn.t.
DiejtHissn an btm gsosIben bes aurs
oriss 8oben no6 Giellung. 5untticn
oDsr Belts befonberg intereHirtsn Der
f0nIihtsifen, aus esrsn gruIt ii6 bar
befaste S6rsi jsbi 10 biIfskiifsnb
enirinei, finb ndmli6 feft bopon iibsr.
sengt, bnb nar bic GpisIbaat aIIsin
has Dunbsrbars@ isiiisn Tonne, aui
bas ois QOra, Dien. tpartsi; oas 6ers
beiItr0mtn Der nohIbobenntn s5rsm'
ben. Eis sfpiniern nit ben 4uesn,
iDenn man ibnen bic moroliihen Be-
eenien Hno bic fOsialen Gefahrsn bes
SpisIbantbstriehes snigsesnb6li, nno
kmerteH nit lofalpairictifner Bes
ssifisruHe, oab "a fir bic Uaoral nits
fdIimmsr. fir gaoeH aber beiier iei.
tpenn bic reitsE aeuie aus alIer Nkli
ibr @elo iioit in Wonts Carlo on ben
llfern Der S6mshai onbrinssn.
gs iii in ihlieBlih fein 8un6er.
menH bic @unoer bon Monte Carlo
;.idt MIR ben 3raum nlier Spieler
eie ia eoh tuiifen. bot, iie IN i5seri
GeiaBniheit Die Aieien3ede pl ~,
SahIen boben ionnern nod, To-
denher Den pom anrortennenpaiiua.
gen biIben. oie ods 0eib su iebr nus.
!id,en irfb iehr ifonen ssnneiiitionerI
iiir sren,be mie Ginheimiid,e nift
ciifireiben founen. 60 cine @en,einoe.
rertretuna snrnntt sturpertunituiiJ
risflrs bel Der S1he Hid)ts nls ocsI
bib6en Rordl. nos sernOe jesf 0nrd,
fine ungiinItige ipirthid)oftIid,c aoa.
jiinfhir unb nieoere Aententnrie ara
tecrdHgt ipiro. 2eere Sdnoe linh orr
red,i idsuer rein5mhaiten. Tir lettrn
ssa!lre, in 6enen bic syreinDen aus bern
Eaben Orient uHo RiiBlnRo fait Dou.
ifnnoig ansgebIieben iinD, nn0 asih
bic Ginbeimiifen, oenen es naiierdbe.
eebt. aiifs disBerife iparen uliiiTerL
taben gerooe in ben diiifrebenoen
ssnrorten ON Der albrin cine Siodlnta
herboreernien, bic Sn ben idlimnliteH
9efurhtuHgen anlab Gnb. Benn nber
iegny Elm Mub.ssurcrt Don benz @clt
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Gle Dsiisien Hdl, eIne ssn5ei5e 81
radsgn.
Ter ceiierneifer III namiid) ocr.
pfIihtet gen1a su fpiifsn, oob CT feis
nsrlei soaforbipisl ipislsn oetr eulosn
bari. Weoer 0ffentlih. nod pripaiim.
ioeotr I'm JnIanb, nod i'm anslonb.
Die 9eiiimr1uneen oss aiisn. nod, asls
ttnben Strafseisbts limb eiesbesiialicj
ftbr fringe; bic 5ubnote snnl parcs
graph 522 $50 Gpifls auf. bic am
oersiuo gar nihi ais Dtrbotene Gliids.
ipisis ssIten. 4uberoem muB mad eer
itrensen 9criGrift ees GeJeses isbsr.
btr nessn 6ofarbfpisIs peruriheilt
Dirb - uno Eel "a audi snr ileinissn
Gslchraft aus Geiterreih cusaes
iDItisu tperDsn. ipenn er arsg1nbsr III.
llnedrn gill oabti ols ausIunb. D<nn
man btDtHit. oa bein fsbr srbeblidsr
pro5entfns BON ehtsn Mienern nan
llHsarn suitdnDis in. 70 tam man trs
ynsTen. iibtr ipie pielsn bas gnmofIts.
f6ipert bisits gefsbes bonai, psnn lie
aud nur i'm enaiteH 5omiiisns oosr
i5rsuiosstrsis ein 3ufoIlsipisl lDas
gen.
5m BDriubr srrtste cine ertapptt
Domtnpctsrportit in .insm GamiIisn.
cafe einiots Auffskn, uno nod IN
bitiem CONNER tDurbe in SfdI cine
purtit dsis9tbobtn, an bsr nuda sine
fsbr bstannts 1srIinsr GHaulpielerin
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-27
DITCH FLUME
ENDANGERED
BY SEEPAGE

A small break occurred yesterday
In the flume OF the Orchard Mesa
ditch above Palisade This Is the
second of what Is feared will be a
long series of damaging land slides
where the flume carries water for
the mesa around the brow of the hill
near Cameo.
A ranch on the mesa above is US
ing considerable water from Rapid
creek and the seepage, II is said is
causing the whole side OF the hill to
move. This was the primary cause
OF the break several days ago when
thirty-foot dugway was made in the
highway and over which the county
and the irrigation district are still
contesting.
Just how the ditch people = can
avoid the threatening danger from
the irrigation above them is still n
problem and they are merely hoping
that no serious accident will occur
this year.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-27
De Beque Road
is Boulevard

That the road from De Beque to
the Garfield county line on the north
side of the river is a boulevard and
can be used by cars at any old rate
of speed is the news that County
Commissioner Ben ]. Snyder brings
back from that section. He made n
trip TO the road yesterday, and de-
clares that the work done by C. c.
Hopple, Henry Galyean and John
Moore is deserving of the highest
praise The road is from to 6 per
cent grade and in many places is 20
feet wide.
Mr.. Snyder was told yesterday that
Sheriff Jessup of Garfield county had
again re-opened the road through the
Havemeyer ranch, and that two
camps would be working on the road
within few days.
Commissioner Briggs is supervis-
ing the work on the sandy stretch
near the canon and west of De Beeue
and John Wilson is doing great work
OH the road from Palisade to the end
of the canon. A cinder surface of
and feet is being put on the flats
near the p. V. mine. f
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-27
LIMIT DEBATE ON TARIFF
To RUSH ACTION IN SENATE
Associated Press.

AbsoCluteu fTess.
Washington, June 27-The senate
democrats put cloture rules to long
tariff speech in the caucus today, de-
termined to complete the considera-
tion of the underwood-Simm bill
for report to the senate next week.
Resolutions were adopted to limit the
debate on each item in dispute and
to deny any senator the right to
speak more than once on any sub
ject
Again today the countervailing du-
ty on wheat and flour were first TAX
en- up with a general countervailing
duty amendment to give the presi-
dent the power to retaliate against
all nations for discrimination against
the United States on any commodity.
The recommendation of the finance
committee for countervailing duty
on wheat and flour was finally ap-
proved by the caucus over the oppos-
ing votes of Fletcher, Lea, MARITIME,
O'Gorman, Reed. salisbury, Shep-
pard and Vardaman.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-27
NORTH SIDE TEAM
BITES DUST AGAIN

once more the pirates from the
south side OF Main street have ducked
the road agents from the north side
or the street into the mud puddle of
ishominious defeat. Ii was a ball
game at the fair grounds with com
mercially rated humans. many of
them famous In Bradstreet and Dun's
encyclopedia. playing The North
men lost to the Southmen, IA to 8.
The undoing of the Northerners
mas been attributed to the twirling
OF kertz, who opened the game and
found that he had left all his smoke
at home and when he tried to sizzle
them over the plate like a rocket
trailing comet, they sozzled along
through the air until the Southern
er's bats hinged them far over the
meadows and canebrakes into the al
falfa patches on Mantey Heights. IL
was horrible bingbee and eight per-
spring and stout-hearted runners
coursed the 360-foot speedway in the
initial inning, bringing home the ba-
con wrapped In wampum. Vorbeok
relieved. kertz in the second.
This awful start made the outlook
extremely dingy for the men from
the shadow of the skyscraper. Wick
ersham and Mcclure covered first
base, each half of the five innings
and were not hit once by anything
that was thrown at them. proving
themselves good dodgers. There is
some talk of providing them with a
catching seine for the next game.
Assessor Brown was the Individual
star OF the contest. pulling down the
only outfield fly of the game. His
work won hurricanes and typhoons of
applause. Fletcher and Antics caught
well. Antics for the Southsiders
made an excellent backstop. as the
pitcher did not have enough range
to throw around him, but the audi
ence had hard time seeing past the
Midland Trailer's broad back.
Ross who short stopped for the
Southsiders had an original style that
would make Joe Tinker shell pink
with annoyance, When a liner was
smoking fitfully along the ground to-
wards him, he turned his back gent
ly and as he heard the rumble of the
approaching sphere. he sat suddenly
down and the ball went no farther
except thirteen times. II was great
game and worth going a long ways
to see. Bradford umpired The ad-
ding machine showed II errors for
the north side team and IS for the
Others.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-27
Boy Scouts Going
Camping on Mesa

All local boy scouts are eagerly
awaiting the chance that Scout Mas
ter George IL. Marshall says is COM
ing for them to take a long cross
country hike to the Enoch lake, Pin
on Mesa section for camping trip
and outing. Plans are being formu-
lated at the present time. Each boy
will have his individual camp. doing
his own cooking. washing and camp
croft. All the boys will carry COM
plete equipment and will be prepared
to stay about ten days or two weeks.
During this trip the young fellows
will devote a portion Of each day to
studying nature. animals. plants and
birds.