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PROPRIETORS
f,“ NESDAY. MAY i3, I;IO
was ALKANAC IO!
TOIORROW l
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widen—1:18 a. mi; ”7:38 p. m.
the. 4:31; sets 7:07.
NO SENTINEL TELEr
PHONE CALLS
_ Office—93.
Brandi Office—1388.
Wises-3.
" “more Residence—75H.
lanager’s Residence—
‘rrasoitrc uiRDCTOfY.
For special convocation er Outlet-l
M, NO. as, I. A. M., will b
”Id-
Fraternally,
J. A. HOLLER‘N. H. P.
flaunt-F. 8. LYON, Secretlfy- red in will; a livelihood. A third
, ~~- ‘giveetaegovonorpowertoorder a
A out“ Commw'” °' °" ma draft tor the reseve militia or all enro-
|-°‘I°' “'- ”3' F' ‘ A' M' w'" °° h“ bodied men between is and to at any
the national guard up to
stock. Work—I. A. Degree, Inquirer-ems. Others are designed to
0. ma" amine. May 14th. tho increase the strength and each-icy 0!
'0‘" will “‘“d “M" at the “m the naval militia and the national
“omit Congregational church. uom- guard. the of
lo Ilaoenio Tents. south Mala street.
{food-y evening. May 1610!. at 8
has are requested to meet at the
I060. room It 7 p. m. sharp.
Fraternaily,
triumph in E. G. Baker‘s transcontin-
ental tr‘ip. \‘l'ith a single companion,‘
a newspaper man who went alons
merely as a passenger. Mr. Baker
made the distance from 10s Angolan to
, New York, “G‘arly 3.7.00 miles, in seven
‘ That is only tuicc the time. taken
:35] the fastest through trains. which
' .0 a route more than 200 miles short»
or. And in home important respects
the automobile put the railroads to
shame. Mr. Baker used only one car.
and droVe it every mile ot the way him
salt. it takes '32 locomotives to make
the same trip. and many changes of
. a...
‘ crows. The train, it must he remem-
bered has ,a smooth track all the way.
and the automobile has to travel
through mountains. deserts, plains and
swamps with all sorts at highways
had sometimes no highways at all.
in Baker- was delayed by and. ml.
by rocky trials, by the blowing out of
tires in the hot desert, by the acci—
«a-V‘Im ‘~ '
. ..<,
tw Lavraura
. ...“ 'flro Oklahoma, 27,090 tons displaoe- and the Texas. thus making the.
da ”do Termite, south Main 0L, meat, 583 foot long. is the new le- greatest battleships in the world with
filtered”. May 18th, 8 p. m. viatha- or the American navy.
WM“ "”9" “r.“ A" has just been commissioned and is Queen liaaheth type. built by Great
'- ‘- W ”mu”, "MM to “,resdy. The vessel carries ten 14-inch
girls like the New York, the Nevada 3 This photograph shOws the vessel "i
0'. title to bring
them appropriates
$500,000 for the mobilization of the
l guard this summer.
ARTHUR T.FERRI8, w. M. i These measures. considered justi-
‘ANOflh-EOBERT M‘ thOOX. Soc. tied by New York's openness to attack.
' ’ ' ’ " M A should make the state a very elective.
A MEAT AUTOMOB'LE FEAT unit in any scheme of national de-
Tbe automobile has scored a notable fem
____.___.._.____
ARMY MULE VlNDlOATEO.
wriee Gert. Pershing‘s punitive ex?
pedition dispensed with the usual army
transport wagons in favor of
“I” and a half. tracks. the (anions army nude seemed
'; definitely relegated to obscurity.
subsequent developments have restor-
od him to honor again.
have proved to be hotter tor haulinK
supplies wherever there is any sore oi
praticabte road. But where there are
no road. the nitric is a serviceable as
ever. And in the rough mountain-l
ous regions where the chase has
' Gen. Pershing's flying columns.
mule has certainly proved his mettle.
The American army horse was very
soon found to he no match for
His size and strength
were of no avail tor the work at hand.
and he ate too much.
the Mexican beasts, living on almmt
nothing, could outdistance the
i
. . horse in a protracted chase, penetrat-
den , fuel and Oil. And yet. ‘
tal loss if of the trip he made ing trails where the horses could not‘ A new explanation has been given
one . .
tor 10“ [we follow. But in the Missouri mule eren tor Germany‘s lavishing so many men . Mid M & Treated
Mexican pony.
The tough lit-
summer-9mm
a" ”a.-
Tfll ABIICAN NAVY.
NOF
Britain. They carry lI-mch guns. in; ulcer.
good." ‘ f 0
Along this line a New England wo W" D N0! Render
man speaking at local convention. _
said: “A neighbor or mine who has a ‘ Nation Physically
daughter of eight has just come to, t
Boston from two years in 8a- Fm‘
cisco. She said she was glad her lit~
hrmammxsrm.
tle girl was to he brought up in the ' ”:8.”sz
East. because in current. there a i;
no public opinion against a gird, hence' '1‘ is a very int i. i'
. quf.‘ l0”
“0 chaperonage "‘6 though 3"“ '” how far the p yaical condition
1"“ It! 8004‘ W0“ “i 1‘3.“ luu "'9 oi the nation will he aifect-
liberty is too great for their good. ed by the war. The question is:
in 3“ Are we losing our best raven? There
is no doubt we are losing our brav-
l"r ncioco ones a an of the street is , _
adotr m i, i d r est men. The men of the highest
TOD? , en: 3 Inu‘lI C. In ’0“ 0 ‘ phyfiwal courage, of the highest pa.
She gave me this illustration.
i
_-l might dance without introduction triofigm’ in". "’13an Mb"
being necessary. and without crtu- these men left children behind? If
cit-int. What. on the contrary. would they have, and, 0’ course, '9 km"
happen to you or roe it they roped at goiggg :laie‘n'tiishnation cannot
Boston Connor! Ind we danced with. " swoon II "HIKING
anybody whatsoever? imagine the 1-,“? OUR MALI. UP TO'THE
noses on Beacon Hill?" A0! 0' ”ONT!“ RIM"! UN-
The noses on Beacon Hill are those TOUCHID AND THAT 9“? go
of the later Thorvalds and their farm THE POWLATYOI CANNOT II "I-
iiiino counterparts. And with all due "1".-
tleterenre to the consciences oi Thor- ' There is another point to con-
\‘itld and his irinds on Beacon iiiu, “d“r- The "I?" Who are most 0mi-
iit-ntly fitted for our modern civiliza-
“him "9. “9‘1“"u‘m‘m ““°”" the lion—for otir industrial civilimiion
situation at San Francisco seems an fl" not the bravest men of the
indication of a more wholesome and nation at all. The extremely brave
democratic social status. Open air. man i9 0‘ “0 “'3 in mm 'hl'.
ever.
whethc on the streets of a western Wu!" goes . “9.11““
, , .- e on in .r
city, 0' 0mm“ the do” °’ Thorvald 5 world, but the warfare oi the indus- 1
house in Norway. is rod for "In"- ' trial world is waged by cmnpetition.i
Liberty may go to their heads a little, not bravery. In the one case it i.
temprartly. but this passes, and they physical ”maze, bravcrv; that
and their children are the better for will“; in ”"3 “the“ versatility ““‘l
irains.
It. So. incidentally. are Thorvald's - ...-
successors in the role of husband. ‘ ¢
‘M Crim'mldAreAbnarnal
_ than the United states .
that" “m the Mexican my has met his match! ion the attack on Verdun. It appears: - 83 Patients
‘ malts. A letter mailed at Los Angeli!
ht Dodge City. Kan. arrived there two
. The mule is hardy of muscle and that Verdun commands the Briey ironi
. d nd addressed to him . ‘
‘ ,hetoro he atartc a hoot. and has shown that he.too. can values between Verdun and Meir. still
"live on the ,conntry” own when the in pomgslan of the trench.» Witt-t
i
Dy Rabbi iosr-zrn SILVERMAN. '
‘ New York CI]
hi . A ostcsrd was mall- .
:Es‘aitte; :mporfa Kan fest m fishing is as thin as it is in the noun ' out than an..." cannot get owl ‘
. m 4 , ., .
.. talus and deserts of Chihuahua. When ough tron for the war and without, i’ bealitii'ui pictures and “1mm,
“he lied passed through. addressed to
him at New York City. He beat it by
This is not only a great sporting
. achievement for the driver. It means
away a. .
1m and endurance, it hr worth
theme-raw more than all the pure
‘ mmgoihighpowsroanoal
'j ya. Forthlswasastandal'dl:
u hmdteds or thus-tie at;
‘ffiate driving every day.
mooted otter a tow we
automobile evolution and im-
[remainder of the term ending July 1.
Euro.
“(that it is thirty-seven years since
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there is no corn or oats or grass. a the. France would be Med. ! RM Scriptural texts are used
little cactus or mesquite will auloe.l
in how. i
It everything else tarts, the
plate beast will contentediy munch his
something for the develop-ail *0 m harness. only 0” thing; mderday appointed Christopher L AV- Hill is am abnormal being, so why
5 ‘- I ii A a test of mechanical troopers report. he refuses to eat— ery of Groton to be a commissioner of
“ e. 8 the Mexican lariat. which is made of rivers. harbors and hridses. to till the
horsehair.
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NNCE «oars DOOReSLAl.
The New York Tribune points out' .
“him the quarterly appropriations were CONTAIN 11108! We fill?
. d the ver’nor':l m ,. V
-, ‘ioar can cross the mttnostfldefirooet not can at Christi-la to fifffifiiiffilazl. 8130?? cm” Titadgzrshouldsi; :M rt:- l
.. day! It! | halt. whet'm° ”3"“ "'V- At the ““1 “.wlch. .950 10“ mime" ended we” therapeutics with uxfiowledmgrgf
Act 111 his heroine, Nora ay sue. ber tn, titans ores—enemies memo” "he know the If”
’marcned out of her dool's house with the quarter ended Marci: 31.1916- The! my minds, of primer. m1 who
.. ban-era waving and slammed the door.
1W. 'mthd‘fl'lhldfltw.
VMK'O PREPAREDNE'U. whose sole'tault. calmly considered.
tune: or no mflimnmmmmmm 100,.eueso-WMfi-fi”"°’ LY DECREASE.-
aflb‘aad. Ho welcomed won he the carooitnvaild soldiers. sailors “.7“
and marim‘WW “' mom
torthoprtoroadedldamhdhm. 'MMmmmdm”
“"' almost-earner,“
Yuma-mamas» .._
...___._ i in churches to reform people
pmmfi. L. AVERY NAMED 10 What Why not display beautiful picture.-
mug land illuminated texts in your jniix
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb yes-7 to reform bad people? The crimi-
not treat him as a patient? A pits
on should be a reformatory, and any
young caused by the resignation d form of nishmmt that does no!
Thomas F. bloom of Vernon. tor the load to t. int end is obsolete in tllle
. «lay and generation.
more: WITH THE m L8
The hills of the tolleflng hospitals AND _ PROVIDE ROOMS WHICH
mutilation oi the executive committee} know ho t , , .
oi' theooldieu' was: heard. ”mlthen.'.w1|°mmc§ new m m
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the On“ W" was ‘M M ’Ie‘lmmm m 8m”!
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n. dove: “f“ are “
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“(EST-teamed hit. ”mum-*5»
tain Roger Welles is commander oi!
the emption ot the live ships or the the vessel. and m Col-ud-
or Adelaide Andrew is the ”Vint-
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“U‘MMI‘: _ ’._
‘ vi 5.000 Yards
. .. pamrao vortss
3; to inches wide. nit: styles. Reg.
* price 80¢ per yard. Tomorrow
:: you can select any pattern at
it Per yard .......... .
- An extra laid for .
n This ilgnrei less than wholesale
l ' price, and the, are all new and
J the choicest.
f‘ sum-r warsrs
‘ Made of lawns. voilea and mar~
N «amt... Nicely trimmed. an
it new models. Values up to 81.25
t. each.
ti Tomorrow ...........
it An o'xtra one for
. 3.9 woman's
' SUMMER VESTS
~" Low lock. slort sleeves and
H sleeveless.
‘9 Tomorrow. each .. 12y.¢-
_“ An extra one for ..... 5¢
it Fast black. run fashioned, rein-
" forced heels and toes.
i. Tomorrow, per pair . . 25¢
it An cxtar pair for
:: woman's HOSE
~ , Ribbed top. extra and "lulu
lines. Sunless teat.
:: Tomorrow, per pair 1294¢
It An extra pair for ..... 5¢
it woman's unroit
" surrs
” Mw neck. and sleeveless. Small
it w ow.
H Tomorrow, each 25¢
rt An extra one for 5‘
n
' ms SOCKS
fleet and tan. seminar toot.
Tommow,perpoir12
An extar pair for 5¢
rt
rt
9%
9! WOMEN’S
H COIBINA‘HONS
,i mum-unissuevrgaa
it not shirt. Laos and embold-
it or, trimmed. Aieowaelet ot
ll chemise. .
It Tomorrow, each 81.”
n. An extra one for 51'
W
9! cougars
n Royal WM". lldeothefly
. tow breast. BMSIWGII.
" Tomorrow. Permit 81.50
H An cxtar pairlor .....5‘
" our bum
caesium
It km: the a“.
Tomorrow. «a ......
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tt WOMEN‘S LISLB HOSE
WEDNESDAY, IA! r1, 1916
hols All Wool
IAGOHAL SERGE
Black. navy, green and brown.
Value 81.26 per yard.
Tomorrow ........ ‘1,“
An extra yard for u
Linea-emulation”.
aslnchMaudWe
SHEPHERD CHECKS
an wool. the my best value for
1" m.
!» one hour only, turn a to 4
M.
Tomorroaw, per yd. $1.1”
An extra yard for . 5‘
SUMMER 8mg“ ‘
Big double bed else. Cotton
blankets.
Tomorrow, per pair ‘1,”
An extra one for ...... 5t
FRUIT OF THE LOOM .
The Standard. Yard wide. lus-
lira
«Tomorrow, pct yd. IZMT
INDIAN BLANKETS
striking color combustion.
Soft eaderdewn finish
Tomow, each 81.98
An extra one for ..... fit
The Crowds Are Coming
They’ll All Be Here Tomorrow ..
AReal Double Banner Bargain Day
In Conjunction With Our Most Successful
Anniversary Sale
We Present This
Wonderful Sc Day Tomorrow
Thousands were at the Initial 5c Day Solo—and we oapacteveu a greater crowd tomorrow.
I-. Don‘tputefiymuvidturlmlmiatedayCo-necly. ‘
DRESS LINEN
brocaded Mach ~
dim rhea. Colors-hon ...
Tomorrow, per yd. .
An extra yard for .
wmra pass: 6001);
Plain veiloa, shdow ‘
striped arena, etc. "“05-
Tomorrow. pcr yd. ..
An extra yard for
UNI! CRASH
hardy liaen crash, ~-
and brown for kitchen dish and
roller tOwels.
Tomorrow, per yd. 1
An extra yard» for
a.
APRorr GINGHAIS
100 pieces stand“ apron gins-
haras. Assorted and checks. Fast ‘ I
’l‘oinorrow. per yard ..
An extra yard for
BEACH CLOTH
Yard wide. A sturdy cu loft
lndian Head finish. NI. pink ..
Tomorrow. per vard 25¢ ‘
An extra yard for
TURKISH TOWELS
Bis “Jumbo" Turkish bath tow~
eta. ztxtd. Value ”a each.
Tomorrow .........
An extra one for 5‘
WOMEN’S
HANDKERCHIEFS
an lhon. hematitehed.
. Tom ,eaclr .. 12m
Anextraoneior......5¢
MEN‘S IECKWIAR
Variety “My“ Tril-
modwuhlsooorwith adored
m.
Tomorrow, each ..... 2“
An extaroneior “
CAMBRIC AND SWISS
EDGINGS AND
BANDINGS
3 to 4 inches wides. Values up
to no per yard. .
Tomorrow” ........ lg
Mantra yard for
convenes Bil-TING
White and black. 1 1-8 and 2
helium
Tomorrow, per yard m
An extra yard for . “
An extra can for ..... 51‘ '
MLET cam
use aloe rolls.
W,perroll ....“
autos rolls for 5‘
"HILL’S” MUSLINS
Halt bleached. Sort dnlsh. Yard
Tomorrow. per d. ..
An extra yard 5):» ””1“
CRETONNES .
Light and darlr colors. New pat- .-
Tomorrow 3 yds. for 29¢
An extra yard for
SWISS HUSLINS
.7“ use. an
new designs.
Tomorrow 3 yds, for
An extra M10! . . .sgg
"mm”
CURTAIN RODS
Brass, curved suds.
Tom, each 1
An extra yard for u
seoorLsrut
lacks-dwhiteandaloolon.
Tormrrow, per spool I
All extra spool for . .
RIGHTS STOVE
SH
Rm the stove nickel
- at the some time.
Tomorrow.porcan
An eittra candor
anagram
”thumb-on
we wire iltn‘ e.
' -.-’ ”MM"
Tomorrow ..cach..'..49¢ .,
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