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The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-08
CONFERENCE ON
CROP MOVEMENT
SHIP OWNERS AND FOREIGN EX-
CHANGE TO MEET IN WASH
lNGTON.
To Discuss the Problem Of Moving
United States Grain and Cotton Now
On Hand

Washington Aug. 7.-Tais country
confronted with the problem of dis
posing of the country's enormous
grain and cotton crops, the admins
tration today planned a conference
in Washington next week OF repre-
sentatiyes of reading shipping inter
ests in this country and foreign ox-
chance bankers.
The bankers have been asked to
come 70 Washington to formulate
plans for a resumption OF the interna-
tional exchange market and restore
the use of International bills OF ex-
change.
The shipping men will be asked to
move American cotton grain to Eu-
ropean markets.
In announcing the conference call,
Secretary McAdoo said: done rs
quickly as possible, first, provide
ships to move our grain and cotton
crops to European markets; second,
restore throueh the bankers, the mar
ket for foreign bills of exchange.
Grain is a pressing problem be
cause crops have been largely har-
vested and the movement is already
wen under way. The cotton move
ment is not so advanced and will not
be for a few weeks. II is my purpose
to invite a conference on the sub.
iect of cotton, to be held at an early
uate, of which announcement viii be
made later. These are important
questions for the American people and
every possible effort will be made
by the administration to cooperate
in the movement of these great
crops
The Senate again failed to pass the
amendment TO the Panama Canal act
admitting to American register for
eign built ships less than five years
old. Senators Simmons and Williams
attacked the plan as dangerous aud
inadequate to meet the situation.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-08

it has now been six months since / took
any medicine at all. / hope my little
note will assist you in helping other wo-
men. ! now feel perfectly well and in
the best of health. " Mrs. AUGUST
w. KoNDNER, 1852 Hollins Street, Bal
timore, Md.
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful
drugs, and to-day holds the record of
being the most successful remedy for
female ills we know of, and thousands
Of voluntary testimonials on file in the
Pinkham laboratory at Lynn, Mass,
seem 20 prove this fact.
For thirty years it has been the stand
ard remedy for female ills, and has re-
stored the health of thousands Of women
who have been troubled with such ail-
ments as displacements, inflammation,
liberation, tuinors, Irregularities, etc.
If YOU want special advice
write to Lydia II. pinkham Med
icine Co, (contidential) Lynn,
Mass. Your letter viii be opened,
read and answered by n woman
and held in strict confidence.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-08
NOMINATIONS Of
WARBURG AND DfLANO
SENATE MAKES HASTY CONFIR-
NATION OF REMAINING MEM
BERS OF RESERVE BOARD.

Washington, Aug. Nominations
of PAU NJ Warburg of New York
and Frederic 4. Delano of Chicago
as members of the Federal Reserve
Board were confirmed tonight by the
senate.
With the confirmation OF Mr.. War
burg and Mr.. Delano the new hank
ing board is complete Other mem
burg aud Mr.. De,ano the new bank
mngham; Adolph c. Miller of San
Francisco; Charles $. Hamin, OF
Boston, and Secretary of the Tres.
ury McAdoo and Comptroller of tho
currency Williams as ex officio mem
bers.
The confirmation of the New York
and Chicago members came at the
c.ose of a five hour debate, most OF
the time having been consumed ~
Senator Bristow of Kansas, who at
tackled Mr.. Warburg. In the course
OF the debate senator Bristow and
Senator Stone of Missouri became in-
yolved in a heated personal areu-
ment which for a time looked threat
ening.
Eleven senators voted against Mr.
Warburg, only one of them, Lane o.
Oregon, being a Democrat. Senator
Brstow was the only senator to vote
against Mr. Delano. Senator Bristow
sought in vain to have the senate
make public testimony taken in the
hearing of Mr.. Warburg before the
banking and currency committee.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-08

FANS, all sizes. right prices, 81
GIL Central avenue Phone
221. 4-29- Il
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-08
DAUGHTER ESCAPED.
+irs. Davis Came Here to Force Girls
Return THROUGH Habeas Corpus.

Mrs. Sam c. Davis of huntsville,
Mo, in endeavoring to have her dau b.
Fer, Sallie NJ. Davis produced in
thancery court court yesterday, that
she might force the daughter to re
burn to her home with her, found that
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-08

health bureau in Arkansas. They VIII
be present at the state fair, examine
the babies entered in the contest aud
work in cooperation with the local
doctors It is also Or. Garrisons in
tention to place a great health exhibit
at the coming state fair.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-08
How to Cure a Sprain.

A sprain may be cured in about
one-third the time required by the
usual treatment by applying Chamber
lain's Lniment and observing the di
rections with each bottle For sale
by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-08

V e e G I a b e Com
pound did for me.
/ suffered dreadful
pains and was very
irregular. / became
alarmed and sent for
Lydia E. Pinkham's
V eye ia Bile Com
pound. l took it reg
ularly until l was
without a cramp or
pain and felt like
another person, and
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-08
CoNsTlTuTloNALlsT ACTIVE

Vera Cruz, Aug. Constitution
alist forces today occupied Medlin,
six miles south of the TEAR water
works, where Brigadier General Fun
ston's American outpost is situated
The Constitutionalists notified the
American command of their action.
Federal troops are occupying POI
sitions north and west of Medellin
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STEAMER ON FIRE.

San Francisco, Aug. T. The PA
cific Mali liner Siberia, Shanghai ia
San francisco caught fire in hold
number one shortly after LEAVING
Honkong and put back. Cables to-
day report her in Shanghai.
The cargo in hold number one IS
a total loss but the vessel is INDIAN
aged She viii sail shortly for san
francisco
The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-08

Ask for a lime free Try it In your
iced tea. r. G. Morris Drug Co,
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
Ser 9raiiOcnt iuieOer6crOcfeIlt.

GS lit cine nidbt gu lellgneuoe Sat
lahe, OaB Erifioent @Alon troy
man6er uS6niber" Die er ma6t, Gin
Mam groBen GiierS uno erniter Sir
belt lit. Gs lit Dies ~einerleits 0arohs
3u erflarelt, Dab er, ais Brofelior,
an anitreaaenOe uno tiefgebenor Ar-
belt gelpobnt lit; anoererleits lem
peinlibes BflidtbeuuBtiein i'm Itets
an iein slrbeitspult feiielt. als in
Der Dergallgenen @ohe, fem 2eib.
ar3t linn unteriagte, leineu NmtS-
pfli6tcn na63llgeben, 6egab CT iid)
gegen Den 8iaen ieiues 9(r3tes trot-
Dem all Die arbeit. Sem llnmobllcin
mar our6 einen leidten Mnfad bon
@eroauungslt0rung berborgcrnfem
Run lit Der B%raiioent mie0er DoIltdll-
Dig bergeiteat ll0 fam pie Doroeln
ieinen Hfli6ten na6fanmeIi.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
SaeOeders @ertrster.

Set einioen @o9eu peiIt in IN
lercr Stoot Scrr 6erOinano Wioll
BON 9eip3ig, oeiien offi5icler &itcl
rGc0aftenr all 9ucOeders ~9ieiieDano
bidder lit, nm Oos 9ucOcder Heiic.
banObu6 fiir ole gereinigtcn Staatcll
gu repioieren uuo fertig3nltelien. 9cl
OieIer @elegenbeit eruannte CT Den
bieiiqen @ertreter Oes &orOouitld)clI
&lopo, Serrn q. Madlcr, 5lnI balb.
amtliden Experimentation Ocs Sac-
better 9feiiebanObu6es bier III oe'
8ereinigten Stnaten. Die ilbernom
meme @erpfli6ting OeS Serrn yiadl
Ter belte6t i'm &orrigieren Ocs Fril
funqsiubes mo in Der allSiiibruh1
Der &Orreiponoen3 fir OieicS &elIe.
%bonobnd). Son bier reiit Ser Ntpll
brett 3llr pa5ifii6en aiiltc mo triti
i'm Ottober feline &iifrciie no@ Der
alien @eimat an.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
Abstreiit.

Gem @aibington Sonrnal lit bon
bieligen Gertreter 0es NorOocitld)a !.
2lopo foIgeioe 9oiiagierlilie 5ildc.
Aongen:
Son NeD gorf oili Dem 0Mmpiu
Berlin" am 18. SUM SER G9oS
6. Gitrrier; ailf Dem 9anipfcr 9adl
fer @ilbelm Der @robe" an q. IN.
ii: 6ron s. Mo3ansfp nno ainO; All
ser oaronprin5eliin Gccilic" an -.
Sitli: Scrr@eo. Q. Salem Serr ma
6rau GranumonO &euneOO un0 Seer
@ultap @. Sorrntng.
Bon Baltimore nlf Dem 9nnlpicr
rSrieorib Der @robe~ an 20. SllI.
Sri. MoD 9edrneu, Sri. 'Sclcna Nie.
Gartbn Sri. 80. Strange, Nerr 0r.
8. q. 81. Mcaimmie, Nerr Clarence
$. @olfer ms SEER mo 6ran 8
@iaer.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
Brian fir ~GramcnItimmredt.

Staas Sefret6r 8rDan frat IN Ell
llcr e~rlaiienen iormellen Grfl1riuq
fir oas Sralenitimmre6t cill 81
betonte, er Wiiroe fein politifhc@
Nebt fir ii1 iclbit in Aniprld] nc6.
men, oas er ni6t audi ieiner Sroll
81 %gcw6bren gemillt mare, mo tiie-
oigte icine 9lbiiht an, oaS NnlenOe
nlcrt SIR Contribution oeS Stdnics
Nc6rasfa, 6as Sen 3rallei 0a'
Stimmre6t oerleiben mid, 81 inter.
Itiibcn. lleber oas Nncnoenierlt miro
I'M gtouember abgeltimmt mereen.
u0ie Miitter~, 10 bciBt es in ar4
%GrfI1rimg, fam fiiali6 ons NsrbI
III Nniprll6 nebnlen, ieOe @affc al
gcbrau6en, mcI6e 0n3lI Oienel fontt
Sene 81 idiiBen, oercn Snterelien i,
mabrt; nn0 Ser Stimnl8ettcl miro isl
ale Hegierim0S : Snltrlmlentaliid.
ten, cili6licBli6 Scr Eoli3eigciDal!
5ugdnaIi6 madden"
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
9OypsltrGaSeie al Der sie6enten
StraRs.

aur 9ienStdg Morgra nnl 2 llbr
I6oB See @. 9tepcomb, Elm 5OlOat
scr u Gonpaguie, critics Bait, Gl
ginielr Corps, bon @aibingtolI, aIf
6rau Belle Vi. 9tobcrt5, @uttin bon
San 2. 9fo6erts, cillcS Soloatell IN
oeriel6cn Golnpagnie in ibrer Sob
nanig, 81 Siebeilte Str. S.-@. Sic
le 8ragoOie iuar Der Nasgang eiics
Streite5 5mii9en NepcomO mo
6rau Mo6erts, oa Oieiel6e anl Nbcllo
porber eiten Somnlergarten al Scr
Siebcllten StraBe nit cilleul olIoercli
Soloateu mifgeiubt bate. 6rnu
Mo6erts ltar6 fur5 nad Dem 9buB
oaraui entleibte li6 ser llllbol0 iel6lt.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25

oemIel6eu ieite @%cii0ndtion cillae-
rei6t. /.
Gr miro ben &ll6 am g.. aitglilt
u~erlaIlen unO Oam leine woblDerOicl'-
len 6erien III Dem Gat5fia @ebirgC
IL gtep gorf perle6en. 9erna6 mir
SEER Gn0reS cine nelle ibni angebote
ne Steae iibernebmen. @ie un9err
oie 9lngeltellten Oes @reBclllbs oleleII
in Ieinem SADIE allBeroroentli6 tild)-
tiqen Miann aus leinem 9(nlte ldlei'
0cn IeherL 8eigt eiil l66acs Gelhcnt.
bclta6en0 in eillen Wabagolti Spa
,ferffou unit eiucf1 cdt-gutortcll
9anOgriff osr ldlfll ulr3icrt 1t lnlr
folQcnoe eilgrapierte Stidlriit trogt
80 Bernard Ga0se3 isom The CIT
pfopees Of fife 9fotioltal @rc3 Glnb~
Nnrh Der aopi oes Critics enth1lt
fiinItlcrii1 pesid(rrgene Snitialet.
IS oie6t geloih feiaen idl6dcrrn spa
eiarItod in @aibunltpu aber Der
g9ert oes @ei1enfe3 fleet fir Serrll
Cnores Oarill 3n Diiien. oaB leinc
araeltol(ten .lfa> Snrgclet,tcn i'm ci-
mes Iol6 id6llc.i 2(notnfcn3 'piiroiN
failOea.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
. 3nOOrfOmmeuJeit4 zines amerifa
nii6en SausOiplOmatcm.

F.. PTS nelilid sic @ripat 9abt o.,
Entertainers WtcGnlloug6 in Gbri-
~Ilialia, NoriDegeil, an elmer StelIe
Dor Nnfer lag, Die fir cine Segei.
padt oes 0ellti6en &aiierS beitimnlt
mar, eriud)te ser @%erftnciltcr @cern
McGuaoil9b Den Elab 81 rGlmcl.
Als Antwort alif fem GrlndJsi CT.
belt er bon oenl Sefretar Der anleri
fanildei @eiannldaft in Gbriitialio,
sSranflin %. @iintber, Der ais SAT
bei 6errn McGnaoagb meilte, eiHe
oerartig oerbe ililo beleioigenoc Nni
mort, OaB ii0 Der @erftmeiltcr III
ocn Miniiter fiir anSp6rtige gn0clc.
acnbeiten manotc mo @cnnatnllA
fir oieIe llntat perlangte. Ger @erft
meilter lit Der b0hite @oIi5eibcanlte
oeS &0ni9rei6s Normegen mo Is
iei nod bin3ngefiiat oaB Der auueri-
fonii6e Diplomat ibm feline NnIt9-
miiBe b~crultertDnrf.
@epiB miro oicler 3ipii6eninQ ciI
men unliebiamen 6tanb in oiplonlati-
I6eu 9reiien aiifmirbeln uno fin eli
llen lolden uanItGnoigen" amerifa
uii6en @ertreter oiirfte cine 9 B . :
rig 2eftion am Ylabe fem.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
Sn Der 3ardlcr Sicfrntemidn(e.

Sn 3iiri6 ipuroe Die 9tefriltenl6l-
le entlalicn. Gin barmloIer 3iirder
SberlGnoer=&efru mnroe bel oieIer
Welegenbeit Das Opfer zines nlfigelI
56er3es ieiner aameraoelt. &or cir
ia IA Tngen meinte nGmli1 I'M
G1lqflaal eia &efritt 81 Ieinem 9ett
nadbar, einun bieoeren SberlGnoer
80, iebt miieno mer 0Gim nffiinoe,
III pier5ab Gage thinner fertigl~ Die
it6rigen S1faffameraOel, Die oclI
GpaB lofort DerItanoen, beltdtigtell
Dem Ntqlllt Dab ibrerieits Die Slim
Oialulg i6on crfolgt un0 Die Sa6e
preiiQnt iei. PIN anoern Gage reid
tie Der Hefrllt mirfli6 oa3 2iin0i-
glngsihreiben ein, oas baum auf Dem
9ienlttuege pom 5elome6eI Bis gum
S9ultommnnoanten lief. MIs MN
cuolib Die iilnge Grippe 3ur grtlnI-
ilma auf oela aaicrnenbof ltanO, Der.
las Der @auptmann utter an0ercnl
sic aiinoigung oes pfli9teifrigeu 9fc-
fruten, hemerfte aber, Dab Die Stint
Oigung Ieioer einen Gag 81 ipdt elm.
geaangen Iei ulio ser 0etreffeloe 0a-
3u6lei6en babe. Mls ii6 Die la6en.
Den aameraoen Dor Den 9(ugen oeS
berbliifften 6iiiiIiers per5ogen bat
ten, meilte Der Sauptmmn, Dem oie
Sode piel SpaB bereitet bate: so,
min 6iiiilier, ieBt 60no'r al bel, 3
no9it Mlol miielto'r aber o1nn bi
8pte hiiloe.@
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
Samilit Gads loeilt I'M @c5irnc.


Orr Rc0afiion 6e3 @ai6m5.oA
Sournals lOllrOa Don DEM in mnicrcr
9ta0t wobl6efonnteu 9ircftor Ger
@aIbington Se65pro5entigen @uilo-
ing aliociatiolL Serru 6. s. SadS.
cine id0ne 9lnli6tsfarte aus 9'en
l6%dmpIbire'S @e6irgen 5ugeianot
Nnf ser romantil6en &arte licbt
man oie 9feiiocn5 oes @errn Sads
hlittca III eincnl prddtigen 8annct.
ipalO in Sen I60nell mo boben Sc
bir0en Nem Sannplbire's, in @cl
SpriilgficlO, sc $. Die 6anlili,
6ad3 geoenft in Oieieln berrIidei
Sommcrbcim Ole 6criell 5li5ubrin
NelI.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
gtaOtti6c NeMiSfeitsn.
eamstaO, %. sui 1914.
5ortietnus Der spielplatc.

@rdiiOent @ilion Undergraduate an
uorigeu 9ienstog Oie 0iitrifts Ser.
miaigluigSbia, mo infolgeOelieu t0n.
nen ole 0ffeutlideu Spielpldee mel
tergeiiibrt meroen. Ole Bill %pcriUil-
ligt audi $4,000 fiir oeu 9au Der
Barf @icm S6ule nr Z. mo Stem.
ton Strabe u .-@. Die 9ia perpil-
Iigt fcrner 100000 fiir ole 9teu6e-
leoung ser Straben nit @uBaSpbali
no chen iolhe 3eit6elegimg notmaI.
dig lit. Die Bill neripiaigt inn Gan.
3ell ~ Wlillionen Collars.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
GuOrsS usrlatt sen grsR Sm6.

SEER Bernard GnoreS. Der lett Z
Sabren Dem 9tational @reB Glnb Dor
geitanoen bat in aii6c, Seller mlD
ii6eraa, uno Dem oas rielige Slnf6lii.
ben 0ieies in 9ar8 S[merifa Wobl6e.
folinten Clubs pobI an nwleiltel gut
gel6rieben meroen fann bat iiimglt
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
9ic @ai6inatOner Sanfen.

Gen Yeridteu ser @ational6aatcl
Ser 8unoesbanptitaot 8ufolae babert
0icielben cin Attienfapital pon So
$1,000, einen lle6eriduB bon A.
835, 500 nno 9epoiitcn in @obe bon
$29, 009, 500.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25

Ole Gampf Snffrasetten pOu
Gnglau0 menoen ibre @nt ieet gegcn
Oen aGnig. ugrI6ieBt ibu"l ruieI
lie. 9fis Morten Tam leidlt ME 9nt
Der0eiL oein 6 gie6t Diele aGranfS"
ailf DER Melt. Gs miro bobe 3eit,
0aB Die britiihe &egiering i~trengere
Gotten adf5icbt Oen miloen @eiberlI
gegeniiber.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
s9eatider 9rieoerbnnO".

Sauptmann Storlner oes arieger.
6lmOes bittet Die &ameraoen, es ni6t
81 berfeblerL am Montag, Den 80
Sui i'm neuen Sailptqitartier, aarl
0ammels @ale, 936 $50. Ape. g..
80, abenos I'M s llbr anpeieno 8u
leiif.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25

Gas CberbmnOesseridt but emt.
lbieOelL Dab OaS ReD PORTER 0eIcp,
pel1es beitimmt. OaB Giien6abu-@cs
leai6aiten ibren 9lrbeiteru III icncm
5tadte minoeitens 5mei Wfal inI Mo-
nat ibren Qobn be5abIen miiilen, ton.
Ititutionea lit. ~ @arum mar es
%iiotpenOig, cine iol6e 6raee boz @e.
ri6t Gil bringen.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
g~[bonnementspreis aetrGat
amssiasn.
@OaettOren

2oaeftoren mel1e in .ibren 81.
i~triften altoriiieft iiuO, ole Sl5ouna-
ments6etr1ae 3l erbe6en mo 3u quit.
@'..erelt, lino f%olgeuoe &erren:
JriB Silent 9t5 q. $. gloe., q. 81
4auI SdwcgIer, 1929 6-Str., @.-@.
Oregon 9tir, 1912 M0. 9lbe., NC.
8lGOen96mrg, NO.
Sluglit 9ennig, Bdderei.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
&erfanfslteaen
ors ng9aihinatun HunrnalA

0rs uMaibIngtOm JOMFnal".
,>.obn 9inoer, G33 O-StrnBe, @.-@
Clarence gtobe, 507 @-Str., N.-@
american Tobacco 60, 475 ga AOe
H.-@.
Sam Sloams, 900 @-StraBe, @..@
9. G. Treuis, sill 14te Str, 0.,@.
3i6aro 6. Miaer, 527 8. Ctr, GO.
NlegamSriG, @a,
s. Neecc eaton, 128 90 9ioDal ct.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
anterpentiun BED iedls enrppSiiden

ayNFtlUtuIIUH Ut TttVV WtvFU1I"TV"
@robmd6te i'll Ml6aaien miro, Die cS
ideint, oas &eiultat Der Oortigcn DC
pollution ieiu. Soffentli6 miro es
0iefeS acknowledgment 9anOitrides
an Ioric pegen ni6t 81 einein etpa-
igeu eitropdii6en ariege fonlmen.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
Familisn- wappsn

Fur Historische und Hsraldische
Auskunft, sowie Wappenbilder, en-
pfehlt. sich nKlnstler', Journal
Office, ITO Sixth str. NV.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
@ieNeldlt uIrbe es i'd empfeAlen,

NielleIdJt lUitOe c9 I'D empfeblen,
peul uniere Statsmdnner III @aib-
ington Die bcilige Monroe 0oftrine
10 lange ein6aliamierten, Die Die
Germittluugeu in Niagara Sails
oauern. Gem ser artitel lit bel Den
characterization Serren nibt ioil-
ocrfih beliebt.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
Anl6laa anf Nnti-g aluOnliaa : FRI
iiOcnten.

8ieoer miro bon eirlcm 9(nIdlaq
QiIf cine 8robibitionsleildte er3d6ft.
81 Henniplpanien ipllr0e allf cinell
Nnti Saloonligo Hr6iioenten 8lpei.
nal geidoIien, ~gctroffen uiiroe CT
nber ni6t. 0as flinet per0G6tiq.
Sit Die gewegung nidt mebr mad
Wnni6, DAB man 81 lol6en Mittcln
greift, ODER iebt ihon Die @ctDalt-
lanlfeit gegen Die llnteroriider cin2
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
9lns Scr Offisieasm Setrilisnna

Gnolan0s All Der Banana : Gaciiic-
Notwithstanding in San 6rancisco
miro alto bod ni6t@. SeOenfaas lit
bod ettpas Mabres an Der gebeinlen
@eritdilOiglnlg 5milWen GnglalO mo
Qentihlan6.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
WerGmd)erte Nrntunrit.
ltuberfIlldt! ltmii6ertreffliA!
9a6lers, 532 Gemter Warft
nM0 10 NiN0s Marft.
3m bcrmiet6en

6ein mDbliertes 3immer nit OOer
.obne 9OorO fir Elm Ooer 3luei iunge
9eute.
Nad5ufrasen PIT 2 StraBe q. =QG.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25

@iIIer Bros. @anbeIbiI.
Der. Tbeater.
DO. 507-509 0sante Str, 9-@
SigIih meme 1iISer.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
@erlamat:

@ciu6t miro ell oentidcS 9eao
den ais &66in rnO fir alaemciue
@ansarbeit. Npplifanten m0gen iial
mcnoen an 90. 1901 10. Str. q .-gp.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
3m bcrmitstn:

&mus BON IA 3innnern-N Or. 90a
a.ebntc StroBe &c. -$22.50 per
Monat; maoarn. @aoaiMner. &C
clgnet 5iir qroBc 1umitie ooer Soais
boarding. Nm5. Man ipeiI0e ii6 an
No 1853 8 StraBe. q %.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25

Photo copyright 1914 by American Press Association.
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-05
OIL INSPECTORS APPOINTED
n. B. Webb and Bob" Douglass Sue
ceeded by Democrats

The complete 70 organization OF the
oil inspector department of the upper
peninsula was effected last week when
Asa Stannard Of Rockland and john
keenan, of Iron River were appointed
deputy inspectors to succeed X. b,
Webb of this city and bob" Douglass
of Ironwood. Mr.. Webb has been on
the staff about four years while Mr.
Douglass has been testing oil in this
peninsula since tho memory of man
runneth not TO the contrary.
The appointment of Mr. keenan, is
particularly popular one in Iron
county where Mr.. X. is well known.
He was a popular conductor on the
North Western for many years until
i'll health compelled him TO resign his
position.
Mr. Stannard is one of the yeiy old
settlers OF the Ontonagon Go, the
Stannard name being one OF the
prominent ones in the copper section.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-05
TOWN

Hugo Koepeke has started variety
store in the Koepeke building
Mr. ana Mrs. b. G. Nicely and Mr..
and Mrs q. $. Rollin were among the
guests at the McGovern-P healen
wedding at Florence last week Wednes-
day.
Herman Holmes came in from his
camps on the Michigamme last Tues
day. }. II Odd, who had been helping
build camps came in also. The crew
was moved into the camps Tuesday
and everything will be in readiness by
this evening to begin logging opera
tions, provided that the weather is
fayorawble.
Philip Halyorsen and Miss Shelinder,
formerly OF Palestine. but later OF
Chicago, were married at the latter
place recently, and are now ON their
wedding trip 10 North Dakota They
Will reside at Alpha, Mich. Stephen
son Journal
The bazaar given by the Ladies Aid
society Of the NJ +. church last
Wednesday evening at the city hall
auditorium was well attended and the
financial return was as good as was
expected.
/ fhe county board Of road commits.
sioners are TO meet Al the court house
today 10 settle M the years business
IL i expected that the engineer will
be instructed to advertise the Gogebic
exten sion at once
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-05

Fred A. Roberts, for many years
district engineer for the Corrigan.
Mckinney people in this district. left
last Monday for Mexico where he will
spend the winter in engineering work
for the company at their copper mines.
August Widstrand was taken sud.
selly sick last Monday. suffering from
pneumonia.
Frank Cossette came over from Iron
River last Wednesday on business
and pleasure visit combined
Miss Llla McClain. OF Cry stall Falls,
was guest at the home of Mrs A.
Robichaud,. Thanksgiving. Mining
News.
Miss ROSIE Schmid was operated
upon for appendicitis last week. She
IS getting on nicely at this writing
John Tolan, for many years chief Of
ia Escanaba fire department. was IN
the city last Wednesday.
A writing paper peddler caused some
complaint from the women about the
city last Wednesday by his method Of
first slightly tapping on the door and
Immediately afterwards opening it and
walking into the house Marshal
Broad caught the fellow and told him
10 leave town.
Carl Brewer came down from Ish.
peming last Wednesday TO pack ~
the family furniture for removal I.
that city where hs Will reside in the
future.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-05

Senator MoriaIty arrived home last
Thursday filed full of enthusiasm over
the outlook in industry in general
He says that the reports in Detroit are
that lot of iron is being cleaned up
that the accumulated stores of pig
and manufactured iron will soon be
wiped out resulting in the blowing in
of many furnaces. He WAS also told
that the boat men refused To renew
their ore carrying contract for next
year at last year prices.
Mr.. Rochon's family arrived last
Thursday He has moved into the
Johns house on Sixth street.
Tim Murphy was over from Iron
River last Thursday for home visit.
George Promo of Amssa was in
Crystal Falls last Thursday evening on
his way home from Menonlinee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-12-05
SPECIAL Prize
will be gwen to the first lady de-
positor ALSO to the first :
Gent deposition
Personal Application, Village of Alpha
Special prize given to the first
lady, also gentleman deposition
outside Village of Alpha
personal application

On Dect mber 3lst we have visitors
day at which time we will be pleased
TO have the pubic visit our Nbank De
tween the hours of | m. and p. m.
We will take this opportunity TO
present each visitor with little token
i remembrance.
Also special prize to first. and last
person who iegister at Bank on that
day. Come and see the "infants
We greet you