Evening sentinel, Monday, June 29, 1914 · page 6

 

THE SQUTH “NORWALKI '"9H i- killed by the asses ot—

s‘mintc ma. MWI- WW “I'- W in
built without yards. over a honey-
a
Eiffilggfgng 190mb“ hill, within which men bur-
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n. L. sun a. L. GOLDEN.

1i]: those mines, four and live thousand
PROPRIETORS.

Iteet belowIthe surface. where Butte's

MONDAY JUNEEZ.I9_.I:'_!°¢°r-°

nmlaruns ALIANAC eon: ” W“ w“ my“ ’°“ "‘3 '9‘“
TOMORROW. iwhat tolerant of Butte's occasional
. _ . {lawlessness and lapses into brutality.
gghritsfscgfig? :“T'; :1:qu p. m'i-Ufe at Butte. whether underground
A IO!‘ above it. is not particularly con.
durtive to courtesy. mildness, submis-
ston and other Christian virtues. We
shouldn't expect the manners of Boa?
toll'e Back Bay or New York's Fifth.
avenue in a mining camp, and that's
what‘Butte is, on a vast scale.

EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.

own—News aruncnt.

92- -3—Business Wilt.
i388—Brnnch Office, Norwalk.
890 --Edjtor’s Residence”
rue m—City Editor's Rm

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do with the way human beings be.
«have toward 'each other. Perhaps it
you lived in Butte. you. too. would

6001421? NOTICES '
Old “litmus. No. 108, F. W LHI
Meets in Useonic Building, South
Main street. 1st and 3d Tuesday of
each month—July and August ax-
cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Nests?
Masons cordially invited. D. hrr
Beach, W. M. Robert I. Wilcox.
and
Cutler Chapter NO. I. k. A. ll.
Hoots in masonic Building, South
Main 8t. and and 4th Tom I
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—«it 3 o'clock. All Royal Arc.
lleeeas cordially invited. mm
A. Tuck. H. P. Robert W. Wilcox.
See.

now and then, shoot up the peOple you
didn't Ike, and threw the mayor our
of a second story ‘winda! I
HONORABLE Pou‘rics.‘
it has come to a pass in the'Unlted
Summipe'ntlcea’sao’amiglsin
low repute and “politician" is a term
or reproach. We are likely to twist
that this tendency is recent, and is net
Count
Okuina, the Masses premier. who
{has devoted liltylseven years to pub-
Ilic alfalfa. was recently;

prevalent in other countries.

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A BIG BUSINESS LESSON.

The failure of the .m
chain of drygoods stores would have! “The pm at which ‘I have aim-
eroused more aprehension if it weroIIOd during my Vfi‘se of life has been,
not for the general conviCtion that the and 15 to piece tlie civilization or
drygoode businessasawholeisin good Japan on .1 equal footing with that
condition. and that the failure in ones It)! the highest civilised country in the
tion was due to over-expansion and w.orld For audit national etiort bile-II
lavish indorseinent of the notes of 8d necessarily on international open-
subsidiary companies immdedness. the power at one mm is‘

One of the chief competitors of the ineffective; it is possible and demon-2
H. :B Ciaflin (30., in the wholesale bus—I Istrable only through the unity of the'
iness is Marshall Field 8: Co., of Chl- Ipeopie's energy in the whole country.
cago in a report issued on Jane 19 Religion is inadequate; science is in i
this company declared that “ship Isuilicieht; they are a secondary,
ments show a very censidernble gain: means
over the corresponding sale a yearI I have faith in politics as the only!
ago," and that “it is unusual to had possibility Politics is my mariners-
condltlons so generally favorable to Ieompssnrwhich has led add "Iis’now
the dry goods trade in all sections.”

The big crash caused by the inabil-I Ioi ocean."
ity of the Clanin company to get hold} 'ln America we ,ere not likely to OX-
oi about $24. 000 when it needed it. Ipsct so much u my rm 901m“,

 

poems to be a warning against high even it we translate the wall into removed sever-tum no iron the indie to “dilation. dad was mostly to hewiae president

armies. When the craze (or vest "stetesmenehip" Nevertheless the'

business organization m:
height. a decade or more ego. lsI
sound business 'built up by I. «B.Isense oi the dignity and honor “‘5‘.
Ciadin was organized and capitalizedlought to be associated with pmu.I
aoCordiag to the new and dazzlineIcal politics,

methods of Wall Street’s King of Fi- .._.__..+..._———-

nance. An old and honored name ws‘s WITH o‘fltEn EDITORS
turned into marketable securities While president Wilson was de«

The institution prospered for a few 1’13““an alleged attenIlblits 1; 0gb”
rogrs cu .
years. out 'the rapidity with which “"m‘m’w "‘ y ‘ ° ' "

icitizens toll in gloom, heat and toui

Environment has a .oweriui lot t0,1

think it proper to go on a raw ,

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oen Felipe Annalee and no. c.
Ibrera are some considered by the
Imedlstors at Niagara Falls by nest
dent Wilson and by General Metre
Villa for the provisional presidency
of Mexico should Huerta stop all"
general
more in the views within the last few
days and daspatohes from Washington

sa-y ”that President Wiisph would be
elitism yam hire."

Mary rumors nod reports have some

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Heading iae throuch' the great waves from“ Mexico. some of them to the Iwhtoh vmr does not
ieflect that Villa had already an- tactics have been read by soldiers all

!nounced that General Aussies has
b

aional president The general was

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in heart all the day long. from Jan 1

till the general Judgment. —-’Woodbury

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posltion of acting secretary of war named by
in the Constitutionalist cabinet

the "Supreme chief" asI
by Carranza is called as a delegate to
Carranza “it "resins. on the peace conlerenco at Niagara Falls:
derad him to aprocced to Heltilio. fie tact that Canada would not.
vthh mid hm W W ‘10 I'm to Ill it‘ll-tie. with the Fui~I
side with Ilia! against Villa in the enls has made it impossible tor the
dlttomcee believed to eelst hetweg mediators to receive him
5 He wli a lawyer in Mexico city
henerel Ante'ies h perhaps the best with a large practice but he gave up
soldier in Mexico He has been. with up this to Join the revolutionists and
Villa tor sage sires directing the has ”baby mrlflced a fortune. He
action 6! (WW. “tally in is said to be an able and vigorous

,. the battles—gig rebel chic! has won. manniho would biotin Mexico peace

 

een recognised by him as pl-ovi-I1

tion or letters and printed miter '0 “‘9 “mm “W"! “0'1 10°“
new retail stores were absorbed. rind!“mug legislators and governmental railroads each tinder its o’wn separate

the liberallty with which their ohligsv omcms, «m 13,-,“ a "per, «mm Com Imsneeemeut. afforded our only moans
tions 'were assumed upped the firm Imoner. was being sent I10 press WWII": 1°“ distance “qu B°‘

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foundations oi the company and iinai- “113 unreal printed across the from!

We 0
, 4,. brought a reckoning it is theIIb “we“ Wilson, in ls' mm“
same lesson that has been taught r'e

that the antitrust bills ‘be passed lie-l
" candy in many forms. ' (or. the present session idioms
his mother warning against size.

- adiodrnsf' Thus we wines: ductile:
Ia hi; business in theory should “in ”6:81:19le oi ”the Wv'thet
'lliore ancient than a little one, but in

wtfll flamenco the theory is often
"Huddle! in the head. A big monopoly,

-’ llrse. can make plenty of moneyI
W the dividends oi the stand-
I fill m and the tobacco treat.
fillifitlll settled monopolies
fifisifl ’tll‘dr paper ‘dissolutlon..
_, . (IisII‘biC'bdaidessfds not “a monop-
ware-1, launched notably by
WeI-stI'devartinentel fluency ind
IWW fiendish Ilh‘ethtfds. The Chat
hi man; was not monopoinltlc.
I" trims?! W?!- of wwholeufinr The New Yuk World's Washington
dry'sedss scans in naive been million Respondent Em that telegrams flu
II 5 as more“ wet. it went on the 93‘1thth 7the ohm reéblverslllp ‘wu'e

; , 9n the president's did}. when he went
= I It“? throw! its fi’Inch‘ II out to iivb ‘h’ie pfoipefii'y talk to did

 

whether an not be meritorious or the,
Taverna depends not on the ‘nstiire of
the norm on 'the “identity or sinuo-
iiohs oi the patrons oroonee‘rhs com-
mitting the ‘act.—'-8pringile'id Union.

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The colouei didn't say that Mr. Pen.
hills had been due blthe host slam
memb'érs at the Massive W7.
What ‘he said was that Mr. 1Perkins
"has been. on the whole. the meet“
hectul hieihberf' Reis’rds to solo.
and Gin’ord d’iachot. and Victor no»
doc}. vill” “Johnson had Boss files
please fiteu-‘ile'filord bouran‘t.

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pa nanny-aw enigma-mun

But he knows war sufficiently. fully and without the bloodthirsty'
llis army methods employed by Hug-ts.

OLcourse. since both men are con
over the firm and. Ian considered stitutlonaiists, Huerta will hardly
authoritative. woe to accept them, nor will Car-

Ceberera ,is one of the Carranza ansa, who himself has an ambitionI

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last Saturday, by a score or 6 to “on bells-'4” amigo, 2- 0: notes,
The Bionic: Girls are lone-him 1;. an mustn't Font on emery-N.
ind the midi!!! my fast The team! Y Biomer Girls. t; omens. 7. Stolen
cum-anomalies. miss, “9,4; imam, umnm munch
mmntwmend [Ill-“0. "kc: M W MIR.
tew' mainta- then mm“. a m‘bfitruck out—By session, 4; by Bon-
twirler. went in the box. Scanioe half. 1. Double phya—C drugs to
tw‘irled tor the Dorian club. venderbere; Andres to mg, Attud.
The sirls started to 809m in the ease-44600. Umpire—Brotherton. Tim‘s
thirdon tour hits—three hits made by —0ns 110qu “a sixteen minutes.
ills sills and one by the men. Scan- scorer-aw. c. niedsh

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or taking part in the Oeriivai could not do their shopping Friday
evening, and give our emptiness the chance to participate in the
celebration, our store will be open THURSDAY EVENING UN-
TIL 9 P. M. AND CLOSE FRIDAY AT 7 'P. M.

 

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FOR WOMEN AND MINE8.

The most wanted and desirable varieties of Women's Cool Sunl-
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new sunrise oowue AND DIEGOEB.

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SUMMER WANTS UNDERPRICEID.

v 9.th nebulae Mercantile and lingerie Wants, plain and
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Iieeder of the world champion Athlet'
, in which Mack was quoted 'as say-
ing that Grimm's action in forfeiting!
last week's game to the athletics was
a some to baseball and that orii‘
Ith should be eliminated item the ““9”“ supremacy in major swung;
fame Whine. football. track and new '
Grimm N am 3‘ um hotel‘ HQ IOUCI, “Ebb." and 'hOCECYm
was Ilhdishset at Chill. the _ump'lre,I MM. Princeton and Yale lor'the
for declaring on game lorfélted._ “Diversity rear of 1913-1914 hash-
Connie since is more," aan'tihued in a complete eandoil, writes 'H. Y.
Grillith. "because we always stilt hllIP-r in the Hartford Content. Prince-
team as in: light every other team. 1 ton did not Meiosis in a We
anyone he thinks we should lie down “0“ M0 Ind Harvard and Mo-
Iend let him will: all over us and win did not meet each other in a. son
I. mnnsnt without my “-0qu I track meet and the baseball contest

m rum mu
EVEIIjliR Honors

'The struggle tor the all Mild

W“ a‘ “5 °°“’°“‘°“ °' “‘m‘ °‘ "“3 “mum“ him The the Christian has a may meet ownership. Those to whom um well played by the girls and every moi "a in 'sample or how cheap con-I between them consisted of s vlnsip
50'! “politician" brine 0' Mk ‘0 I made smile DWI" on up sud is glad {is distasteful may well make it possi- not his money’ a worth. 8. W. Brother-I 'nie Hack is was shown when he WM”: 'nm and note. seriesas between Yale

'ed mum ‘men‘to get on me‘bdlore W Harvard and Yale and Princeton.
Ibo bad It‘s Thomas all Chili's sited-II A! between Yale and Harvard the
tidn to inside alleged foot isdlts.‘ Blue was victorious over the ma
I'l‘heh (mill lost his new and showIed is three worm—routes. track and
his ‘inwinpdten‘dy in em: ten “nI “895“! While the Crimson won from
twill admit 1 thought Chin was hint, the Blue in football and hockey. which
ling. or lwouid not ”unnamed the leaves Yale- -- one victory main over
game and allow it to he ldi‘fdlted'” , Hume.

~ All between Yale and Princetenithe
Orange and Black won two victories.
Isabel! and hockey. “the The iVon in
“atheism or tuck whistles and
no loothell same we a tie. Prince.
ten thuszeained'e one victory margin
mt Yale.

Concerning Harvard and PM. mg”

the Crimson won in the two mute
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. . m as to whole Melted an. tie.-

one yesterday’s same lioness! Yale being meme over liar-ms by -
Diesehroth. oi the NeWbul-gh club, an- an m, mm m 7.3. by
pounced that he will no doubt, brine as. some margin. and W this.“
his team here. and will make another 1 wise over pflmm

announcement later. He said he 'Iwah my, university donated m '0! “I

 

_.._..._......._’Qell.pleased With the attendance andIim 31 one W endanger-t

'that he likes the ‘Towh of Norwalh, ~m_ dismal won fiom hammers .1 ‘
saddle was satisfied in his own mind I“ 'ehd 3.15 in m, 7.1. fires
that the lens oi this town will sumo“ pristine over both mm and Patrice- ‘
him. as he has one of the best teams I.“ indent ”ms,“ Princeton
in em Atlén't'ic tissue He also m3 law both we and w tit
nuanced that he was more Wm Dmimy 4:: mm ore-on lives
on with this notice will“! Who hat «on the orange and an. «his slur
thBfl‘OWdh 800d order: “a he m'IIdOW the Crimes-immense '
plimented our police ’0’.“ mm”! Iand Black was victorious over the

to settle here and he thinks, Whitening-9T1” ~0er M: with one race ’I
a doubt. that he still bring his cluhlm 4. 3... mm a... _
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«one at this me nuts to W} imwnmmmmmii

taxis that braved the weather and
came out to the‘ one Yesterday lm

' on we Newbinefi Mm is | l" w with shame
tapes that are very Emma? WW mmmmmw mend
lane of The Norwalke. {fifty Gas; WW

usher, who usedto twir‘flor them, at ds 'to unmanned sen
team, is coming alone she and Menu.“ mu m 5“ hi Wheels
cor mmnréth ohm he is one 5' "I” «sacrum sumo-land
heat in the iii-sum Helm We“ the Mullen: anaemia
whole lot while on the mhi‘ sill! bi- mm oil-mgr Wynne,
moi-d thieeeasos with the club in 9 aewes their mm until wheelcha-
“a W insider. who 'is she “Mm .

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