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The Washington herald., 1914-05-30
RUSH TO PAY TAXES.

A stream of delinquent tax-payers
packed into the Office of Assessor William
p. Richards yesterday. it being the last
day in which bills could be paid in per-
son. From Monday on the per cent
penalty will be attached.
Those who failed to pay yesterday can
evade the penalty by mailing a check
either today or tomorrow. as the post
mark on the letter will be accepted az
evidence the bill was paid before June l.
AS today is a holiday no bills can bs
paid in person
The Washington herald., 1914-05-30

scalded. I could not sieep much at night.
Later on It took the form Of large white
biisters- Ny hair fell out gradually and
was thin. dry and Hfelesa.
81 tried several ointments and took .
treatment but nothing did mo any good.
had been troubled with the letter for
about one year when I began usins Cuticura
Soap and Ointment After bathing with
Cuticura Soap and spplyins Cuticura ONT
ment I was astonished to zee the great
relief. Cuticura Soap aad Ointment cured
me m four weeks" (sigmed) Miss vera
Bel. juno "a. 1918.
The regular ussof outtcurs Soap for toilet
and bath not only tends TO preserve. purify
and beautify the skin. scalp. hair and hands.
but assists in preventing inaAmmation. irri-
tation and choosing d The pores. Cuticurs
Soap 25c. and Cuticnra Ointment 50c.SArs
sold everywhere. Lihsral sample Of each
mailed free. with sap. skim Book Address
postcard Cuticura, Depe. T. Bostoa."
+ ,rVMen who shevs nd shampoo With Gu
d-urs Soap Vim hnd n best for slkin and scalp.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-30
RELIEF TRAIN WRECKED.

Lewis, Quebec. May 2e.-Disaster ha,
followed disaster in connection with the
Empress Of Ireland catastrophe in tn.
gulf this morning. A special relief train
made up here this morning, was rushing
to Rimouski to carry medical aid to the
survivors and to bring them back tc
Quebec, when it jumped the track and
was wrecked. although IL is understood
nobody was hurt. A second train was
The Washington herald., 1914-05-30

wreck. Parents. had beh parted from
children. wives from hdsbands There
We're hundreds of eager inquiries which
the company officials could answer but
vaguely.
~ Was New Liner.
The Empress OF Ireland was a twin
screw steamer OF s.2oS tons burden. She
was SIS feet long and equipped with
modern apparatus not only for wireless
work but for submarine signalling. The
liner was built in 1906 and three years
later set record on a run from Que
bee to Liverpool.
The steamer was one Of the most popu-
lar vessels in the service of the Canadian
Pacific Railway and always carried a
large number Of passengers. She has piled
for several years between st. John and
Quebec and Liverpool
Lieut. Kendall, of the royal navy. who
commanded the Empress of ireland. has
had few accidents in his career. He is
regarded as one of the most capable
commanders in the Canadian Pacific
service
The collier Storstad. commanded by
Capt Anderson is of 1861 tons. She was
built for the coal, trade. plying between
Sydney, Quebec and Montreal
The Washington herald., 1914-05-30
SAD SCENES ENACTED
$50. AT LIVERPOOL OFFICE

Liverpool May 2s.-Pathetic scenes
were enacted at the office of the Can
adian Pacific Railway in the city today.
Crowds of weeping men and women beg
ged for news of the officers ana crew
of the Empress OF Ireland, the majority
of whom were gathered here.
When confirmation OF the disaster was
received several of the women tainted.
Today's scenes were duplicate Of those
witnessed at the time the Titanic went
to the bottom.
London, May e.-Gen. Booth sends the
following message to the Salvation Army,
in Toronto: My heart is stricken with
grief, at the loss and sorrow which
has fallen upon US in this appalling dis
aster. Our comrades were true, brave
and devoted, and their places will be
difficult to fill am sending Commits
sioner McKie to stand by you. 1 assure
you of the prayers of the whole army
in the world. Mrs. Booth joins in deep
sympathy with all the hereaved, both in
Canada and the home land"
The Washington herald., 1914-05-30
DEUCE AT STEAMSHIP OFFICE

New York, May ee-During the day the
local Offices of the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way was deluged with telephone calls
when news of the Empress of ireland
disaster spread through the city. In
quirers obtained but little satisfaction as
the officers got practically all Of its in
formation from the newspapers.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-30
slfooT TO BE ONE OF sPEAxERs

Senator Reed smott Of Utah. has been
added to the list Of speakers for the big
mass meeting to be held next Monday
evening at the New Willard to protest
against the discharge Of old veterans
from the government service Others VINO
viii speak are Senator Kern. Senator
Jones. OF Washington. and DR.. J. X.
Glssscu, commander Of the Department
OF Tie Potomac, Grand Army - the
The Washington herald., 1914-05-30

began on my scalp caus-
ing my hair to fan out
then IL went over my
entire body. Ths itching
and burning were 20 bad
that i scratched and made
sotes- My clothing made
the burning on my body
more intense. My skin
looked A. II IL had bean
The Washington herald., 1914-05-30

pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church.
The funeral of Mrs. Katie johnson
will take place at I O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon from Sharon chapel. Fairfax
County. instead Of Sunday as first
planned.
Rev. w. B. Stoddard. of Washington,
ID. c., will preach at the IL a. m. and
D. m. services at the Free Methodist
Church Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-30

made up as soon as the news Of the
wreck was received, but it is not yet
known whether the line will be clear in
time to allow 1t to pass.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-30
MARYLAND EDITOR DEAD.

Cumberland. Nd. May 2s.-col. John
". Avirett dfty-one. editor and prp-
prietor Of the Cumberland Evening
Times. djsd suddealy today.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-30
letter ON SCALP
COULD NOT SLEEP
Went Over Entire Body. Itching
and Burning. Large White Bis
tiers. Hair Fell Out. Cuticura
Soap and Ointment Cured.

r. F. d. No. 4. Linden, Tenn utt-
cura Soap and Cuticura Ointment cured mo
Of q terrible skin trouble called tetter. II
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-07
FRIDAY

Edythe Smith, ct the Crystal Pslace last night. received . boquet right sf ter q cong had been rendered by her from one Of her "fsmes" and it made another of Edythe's admirers core. He was about hal! soaked and be started something he didn't know how to fnih. When be came 10 this morn. ing he was tucked sourdly io bed with sbou, fifteen stitches in bic scalp which had been laid open bys we'll directed blow with b. CT bottle in the hands oi the other sdmirer.
 CS Bat.erm D left for Aspen, Colo. rsdo. ye terday on the coach.
 Judge V nk is home again alter . weeks visit to bis home.
 Professor Rockfellow and wife vill srerd the .ummer vacation on thei apch in the Sulphur Spring vslley.
 There are four applicants for teach rs certificates at the examination which commenced this morning.
 Lou Lyon opened his new saloon Sunday night to an spprecistive crowd. The familiar look of the Ori- .ni.l Bar 6xtures carried many per- cons thoughts to the lively times when thsy did service in the Oriental ss. loon,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-07
Looking Backward
 Twenty-Four Years
MONDAY

A LGrow returned today from his tour of the territory ss csnsus enum- orator of the recorded mortgage in' debtedness of the several couoties He will complete his task of putting the 6eares in shape in day or two. Mir Grows friends cay that they never ssw him look 90 we'll since they have known him. which speaks more than he can tell of his treatment during the trip.
 High temperature today 90. low 60.
 Constable schilliam brought an old man nsmed Dety up from Benson this morning and ne is st present confined in the county jail. He is out of bic mind and will Le examined on . charge of lunscy this morning. He is harmless but out of his mead con- tinuously.
 The United Verde Mining comp my of Arizona has declared . divide.d o' 10 cents per share or ::$30 900. This ie the fret dividend since 1886.
 The man Deity, brought up yester- day from Benson, was examined today ard it was found that be was suffer ing from degeneration of the sub- stance of the cerebral nass. His mania is tbst he is being robbed of his property.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-07
THURSDAY


 General Miles hes teiegrsphed ,he War Department that he will make Ar zona tco hot for be hostile Apsches to losi in. Hope he will.
 The ceneus eoumeratos of Tucson ssys the women of that tow1 reiuse to give tbeir sges and is down n-hearted ,hereat.
 Cbsrl.y Walker lefs today for Iowa. He will be gone several weeks and dur- ing the time will also visit friends in Tennessee.
 Chsrl.s e Johnston has sn under hold on the appointment of Justice of the Peace in place of Judge Easton. rhomas returned from Mam- moth last Saturday.
 The 30th being . legal holiday, it becomes the painful duty of the PRos- RECTOR to announce that there will be no paper is. ued from this office on that date.
 0 5 Gage has gone to Turquoise. His company may put on . stags line to that rapidly Rrowing camp.
 Thomas Forget is still at large.
 Things are begin ping to look ID around Tombstone sgsin and better times arc near at hAod. e0Ine big de- velopmen in the lorna ion of 8 big mining company are expected to be announced almost any day now.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-07

"The Stock Exchange ofthe South. vest" Curtiss-M Manning Co. Inc. Fl Faso. Tsxss. ls Cell and see the new line of ribbons sod sashss ct Rocks. Just received |, beautiful escort tmsoss of ell colors.
 -Adv u.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-07
WEDNESDAY

The board O. sop 'rvis ,rs:this after. noon fixed the rate upon cattle ., $7. 50 per heal. Last year they were assessed at $S.
 It vas B tbis morning and got up to S6 this afteFnoon-guess that makes Phoenix and Tucson jealous.
 Alsrge number of camping parties tbss were to spend the summer in the mountains have changed their minds owing to the fear of IDdisps.
 The board of supervisors have raised the s.l.ry Of A H Emanuel from $2s . month to $50 for services e clerk of the court.
 W s Wilson. of this camp, has pat ented wagon wheel that will some day make him . wealth man. Census Enumerstor Alvord is e.t- ting along swimmingly with the tsk- ;pR of the census. He has been do ing Mexican town for three dsys W hen last seen he he'd one black eye and was ink up to his elbows. He nss . care worn expre sion which in. dicsies that he is esrnipg his salary
 Albuquerque wsnts . baseball um pire. Say. Brother, can't you WIT ,bem by the good playing of you club?
 A msgni6cset specimen of fnlsit wood work was sent to she PRosPEc TOR sev days ego from Yums. wisf
 he compliments of Doualss; who va cent hfom here 10: life. several year ego. Is is in the shape of . writinl desk srd is made from the nasiv,
 soods found 10 Arisous. There sr
 various coloss throughout end sll !
 msds to represent stars sod 6eusss il
 other sbapes. Altogether is is
 beautiful spsoimso oi hand wosk sD'
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-07
TUESDAY

The Fire Department has taken the initiative in the Fourth of July ceie- bration, There will be hoee races and . base bal tournament in which Tue SOD, Fort Huachucs and Tombstone will compete.
 The public schools made . good record on the Roll ot Honor of May, and for the fret grade we find seven scholars made S7 and better with Naids McClellsnd and Maggie Nc Comick beading the Roll with 93 each. h the second grade fifteen
 Phoenix is ell rked up over thu fact that large portion of her popu- l.tion has gone away to epend the warm weather and her census begins to loom up short.
 Mrjor Whsm is to be court martial. (. ed on the 10th inst. The Major will probably be called upon to explain how c .half dozen bighwaymen got away with fifteen soldiers st Bloody Ruu.
 Ice will be three cents 6 pound when the natural product lgets here.
 The Sterling Silver mill is runninl one hundred tons of ore from the Bu k,r Hill mine.
 paced the 30 limit with the lowest of the fifteen scoring 88 md Mary Edmunds and Lillian Wick ere leading with 100 each,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-07
Ranelsor In

Dave Adams. rsncher from the upper part Of the county, is in town.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-07

supervisor wm Riggs lsit today tO rep:esent . oumber oi local ssttless and csttlemen st shs bearing beioss the Secretary oi tbs Interior oo che protest of Muliord Winsos, chairman of the stats land commission sssioss shs pstsntipg of their lands. Thsrs
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-07

Dr. Bsker's Nerve and Stomach Rsmedy will gve you perfect healthy stomach and build up your nervous systsm. Itis positively without equal ss . tonic for stomach snd nerves. To bostlss $l.00 postpaid. Send essh or money order. Dept. E. Western Agency. Realty Buildios. Spokane Wasbipetop. 10-Adv
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-07

ere many in Cochi . county sho s-s effected by she protect ssd who will Ioss tbsir lssdsM Winsors eonsention is upheld.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-07
WEDNESDAY
Arizona Settlers
 Challenge Protest

A Washi' gton dispatch ssys.-
 The secretary of the interior has ses Tuesday, June 9th ss the date for the hearing of the protest of Muliord Winsor. chairman of the State Land Com mission of Arixopa against the psten,ing of the land of settlers ip Arizona who purchased Moqci and Navajo bste and scripped their lands.
 The senators aud representative in Congress have been appealed to by buodreds, Of settlers to represent them ct the hearing. There are 9z0 ssttlers in Arizona who would lose it the pre- test oi Winsor were to be upheld and many of them haven't sufficient funds to seod lawyer to Washington Co represent them st the hearing. In tbeir letters they have been bitter sgainst Winsor, . state official for hoiJing up tbe.r patents.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-07

' fl css credit upon he taste of tie m ,ker.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-07

SoscasS xosr s~>Wese Wstn Coeeofo&e
 Ca,dy Csths sic, cure eoosstuassoa foreves 60s \sk 6~~sxf00sss1Aorsss
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-07
A Phoenix disl a,ch esys.-

A Phoenix dispatch ssys.-
 Attorney General Bullsrd has re. fused to have anything 70 do with Mulford Winsors protest sgsiost the pateating of lands which were taken up with Moqui and Novsjo bssss. Builsrd takes the posi,ioa that sts settlers gre boni 6de purcbs' CTS of the script and that even If the SsntS Fs surrendered lands not equal in value to those for which they were excbaog- ed, the settlers are pro6ting by t sse most of them would have taken up the lands under the dessrt or home. .tesd scts co the soverumen, could cot possibly he deirsud' q.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-07
Mems and Young Mems Overcoats

The most beautiful stock OvercOats and bamacaans
shown in Grand Rapids.
Star Clothing Co. former price, $1,000 ...S 5.45
Star Clothing Co. former price, 1900 $500. 745
Star Clothing Co. former price, 1900 1900. 945
Star Clothing Co. former price, 1900, $500. las
Star Clothing Co. former price, 1000, 12.45
Star Clothing Co. former price, $3.50, .... 1445
Star Clothing Co. former price, 2500 17.45
Star Clothing Co. former price, 3000 ..... 1915
Star Clothing Co. former price, $780, .... 22.45
Star Clothing Co. former price, 1000 now 2.45
Star Clothing Co. former price, 45.00 $500. 2745
Star Clothing Co. former price, 5000 3245
ENGLISH CRAVENETTES AND SLIP-ONS
Star Clothing Company former So coats now S.95
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-07
HOSIERY

Star Clothing Co. 10c grade -. &C
Star Clothing Co. 15c black-tan &c
Star Clothing Co. 20c wool hose lie
Star Clio. 25c cotton and wool hose 13c
Star Clio. Co. 35c silk and Isle lie
Star Clio. Co. SOC silk hose 24c
Star Clothing Co. 75c silk hose .39c
Star Clio. Co. S1-$1.50 silk hose .S5c
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-07

Mems heavy feece-lined Shirts and
Drawers, Star Clothing Co. 90.
soc values, sale price now =. ZOC
Mems derby ribbed, double stitch
ed, best made Shirts and %
Drawers, Star Clothing, SOC. DOC
Mems celebrated body guard, rib
bed, feeced Shirts and Draw AZ
ers, Star Clothing 75c values. fOC
Mems Ecru feece-lined Shirts and
Drawers. Star Clothing Co.'S. 20.
best $1.00 grade, now 49,. SOC
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-07

COPPER MADE SHIRTS, DRAWERS
Mems Natural Wool Shirts and
Drawers, Star Clothing Co.'S. 90.
Standard SIPS value $3.50. CON
Mems strictly all wool Shirts and
Drawers, Star Clothing Co.'S. or.
best $1.50 quality ......... OOC
Mems medium weight feece-lined
Union Suits, all colors, Star co.
Clothing best $100 values. OOC
Heavy feece-lined Union Suits
Star Clothing Co.'S. best SIPS 90.
quality, sale price .. OOC
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-07
Clothing Company
21O to 218 Monroe Ave
Driven from Home!

After nearly 50 years, FORCED out of
Business by unreasonable demands of
our landlord. SALE BEGINS THURS
DAY, OCT. Sth, at 9 o'clock.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-07

lease is out SOOn-fixtureS for sale--en-
tire stock must be disposed of quickly.
SALE POSITIVELY EGINSTHURS
DAY, OCTOBER 9Th, at o'clock.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-07
Bows and Children's Suits and
OvercOats

THIS DEPARTMENT HAS ALWAYS BEEN THE
TALK OF THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY.
The stock consists of every wanted style
All Boys 800 SuitsO vercoats Sale Price $3.50. S1.95
All Boys $50 Suts-OvercOats, Sale Price 49,. 2.45
All Boys 400 Suits OvercOats, Sale Price 2.95
All Boys 800 uits-OvercOats, Sale Price 3.45
All Boys $50 Suits OvercOats, Sale Price $3.50. 445
All Boys $50 Suits -OvercOats, Sale Price .... 4.95
All Boys $50 Suits OvercOats, Sale Price 5.95
All Boys 1000 Suts-OvercOats, Sale Price ..... 645
All Boys 1880 Suits -OvercOats, Sale Price 1875
All Boys 1900 Suits OvercOats, Sale Price 945
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-07
FURNISHING GOODS

FURNISHING GOODS
Star Clothing Csc Suspenders . &c
Star Clothing 35c Suspenders lie
Star Clothing SOC Suspenders 29c
Star Clothing 75c Suspenders 39c
HANDKERCHIEFS
Star Clothing Cos. Zoe grade 4c
Star Clothing Co.'S. 15c grade &c
Star Clothing Cos. zoe grade 13c
Star Clothing Co.'S. 25c grade 15c
Star Clothing Co.'S. 35c grade .23c
CHILDREN'S WASH WAISTS
Star Clothing Cos. 35c grade lie
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-07
Suits for Men and Young Men

KAUFMANS campus" SUITS AND MANY OTHER
WORLD RENOWNTD MAKES OF SUITS.
SURELY THE FINEST SELECTION EVER BROUGHT
TO GRAND RAPIDS-ALL MUST CO.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-07
EXTRA

200 dozen Star Clothing Co. best blue chambray
work shirts ...................... $ 81
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-07
EXTRA!

300 dozen mems Dress Shirts, all
colors and sizes.
Star Clio. Co.'S. values up to 75c. 39c
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-07

Star Clothing Co. former
Star Clothing Co. former
Star Clothing Co. former
Star Clothing Co. former
Star Clothing Co. former
Star Clothing Co. former
Star Clothing Co. former
Star Clothing Co. former
Star Clothing Co. former
Star Clothing Co. former
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-07
MEMS SINGLE TROUSERS

Largest assortment of high class hand tailored
trousers in Michigan. Enormous volume OF bus
mess done in this department, always demanded
a large stock, special for the opening day, 500
pairs Mems working pants, all kinds and colors,
and all sizes. Star Clothing CO. $3.50 grade IS 20
All Star Clothing Co. $500 pants sale price LAB
All Star Clothing Co. $500 pants sale price 1.95
All Star Clothing Co. $3.50 pants sale price 2.45
All Star Clothing Co. $500 pants, sale price 2.95
All Star Clothing Co. $500 pants sale price 3.45
All Star Clothing Co. $3.50 pants sale price 4.45
All Star Clothing Co. $3.50 pants sale price Abs
BOYS KNEE PANTS
1000 pair of Boomers, good, strong well made,
Star Clothing Co. soc values ........... .29
All Star Clothing Co. 75c grade, now 80
All Star Clothing Co. $500 grade now 49, so
All Star Clothing Co. s1.25 grade now .95
All Star Clothing Co. $3.50 grade now lie
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-07

AND UNION SUITS ALL MUST GO
Well known velvet ribbed Union
Suits, Star Clothing rs l.50 90.
quality, sale price .....#...#.#. JOG
Celebrated Chalmers Union Suits,
Star Clothing Co.'S $50 11E
quality, sale price ......... L. Id
Star Clothing Co.'S. $3.50 special,
medium and heavy wool I'm I AZ
ion Suits, sale price ...... lilo
Star Clothing Co.'S. S4 and So all
wool and worsted finest gar q AZ
ments made, sale price =. ITO
The Washington herald., 1914-11-13
REAL ESTATE TRAEsFERs.

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to David Ray - eovenHns
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Harrison Scott so
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So @ 1t as-KRIKSTEINE. Anns ct Tir Isaac tn
Louis FridmGn SO Bldg Assn n 8
20 st bet 1St I'd uW)
sQ sos It's . % brk S N Col Hts-LAIcoCK.
Harry G to Arthur Z GEsch SO
kansas ave bet Shepherd & Taylor stS nul
So z65 II a Blk WAshn Hts-AcGRAW. Leonard
ct w Minta B to Anna n Harrow $40 u
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So Isoi 1t yiIla Pk-MARDEN. cara A TO N 3
LEcuyer ses covenants
IN Of Bunker hin I'd. Z Of 9Th st mel Z
So III 1t ls sauls Add'n-MAY Rosina N TO
Horace G Smith ct RosAlie L joint tenants
Deiaasb PI bet Ga ave 18th 4 nul n
sq S0I II s LourfsIioT Terace-NATL GAP
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On Of Madison, " Of sth st DSl L
So east Of 10 1t IA HighTieH-PARKER, Ffank
W & Bertha NJ to Harry wGrdnAn q Thos
Bones Joint tenants $40 covenants 4 tr
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waIingsford joint tenants $lo r 8.se
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50 Ss4 east pt Il blk LeDroit Pk-WEAYER,
August n to Ensst = Ethel h just toint
tenants 80
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to Rev Jas Gibbons Archbishop Of BALTIC 500
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