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publhhed m.-\M
publication or spedc‘l
herein are alsoreliervb’d.
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Fun“
on Well Lodge, “0.108 F. and it.
jail-1' street. lot and 3rd first” or
mu month..July and August almost-
. ed. 3t 8 o'.clock All Master Mischa
cordinlly‘and 'fraternaiiy invited.
'r. HARRIS, “1M.
mourn M “114603.833.
A Rated. Convocation of. Butler
(name:- No. 38. R. A. M., will he has
ahead-y, culinary “til at *5 pin.
he with us on this occasion After
iork on the M. M. M. degree. Re-
'l’reshments, come. and enjoy won-self“
Fr internally
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I“. S. LYOS Sec'y.
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NO RA". RATE ADVANCES.
N0 general rate. increase—45 to be
asked by the railroads, according to
Thomas Bowitt Curler, chairman or
tin Association of Railway Execu-
' thes.
’l' he lint-s. hi stated. are conclutiing
operation. during
vrhich the) max ed a larger gross {Om
-nage than ever be fore and established
new recmds in transportation per car
Paying tribute in §l. .ippers and em-
‘~ ' r'fil’fii l lilo-ii m. cooperation
with the lines in esta ishiilg these
"ya-cords, Mr. C “3%.? declared: "I
. j—know of no moument by the. rail-
rmuls for :‘i greater increase in rates.
nor do I expect any. It is true. rall-
romls are not receiving from the in?
creased rates anything like the six
per cent. return needefl. but every et-
fnrt will he made in aeoompliah this
In‘
The information he convey“ to the
public. will materially help to anom-
im the country’s business men. An—
other riiilroag/rate increase. at this
time would be little short 01‘ a calsm- '
it“.
, .T lines are making progress
1:01 rehabilitation. despite adverse
business conditions the country over.
They have established the auperloritymn GWRKMB'
» . iotedWrcio is exclusively lion-to
. to are use mr‘publloitton or ,
6&5; dispatches cream to it ’16:-
in this 931’" and 11180 ports a deficit or :17 000 000. The,
31. E. Henry R. 'l‘lsdalo, G. H. P. trill
further economies and efficiency." ~
1...}. of earning. sfiasongble interest. rate
/ ' on iant by ev’ewxraterm «an»-
my ~' d e‘ficiency. Pending
can be held in abes'ance.
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9PM mm soviet
its ’
case wlflwilt tat TWlns‘.
Detroit mum:
European custom,
meme ,tto be‘toiegch
to’tlirow'them.
wry—.—
The :Postdh‘lco wepartment re-
ltflflch
b...—
eounlfry mm: have’been boycotting it
because of the {poor service offered
under Burleson.
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Eton in
ment. one does not Waste much svm;
It; Keats in, Masonic building. flout!) wife. is the sole Support of the hus-i
pathy on the. dependent when- the
band.
It' a bad businrss to cross bridges
before one comes to them-and worse
to h'uild M'at’i‘é where there is no
water of adversity.
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Advertise in The Sentinel.
“DANDERINE”
1 Girls!
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. Make It Abundant!
Immediately after it “Dundeflnw”
massage your hair takes on new life.
lustre and wondrous beauty. appear—
ing twice as heavy and picntliui.‘he-
eauso each hilll' seems to llutt and
thicken. 0011': let your hair stay
lifeless. colorless: plain or semggly.’
You .too. usiht lots of long.
beautiful hair.
,A ailment
"lhmderino" freshene your
checks_,dnndrull’ and i'nillnl hair
This stimulating “beauty-tonic.” gives
in thin. dull radiim i...-.. thntr vouthful
lirighlnoe-v "ml abundant ”Holmes-«—
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strong.
31.
vincing demonstration. rate increases
when! ‘
is repofi‘ed to We ‘Wdlated" all
m the United States.
America m -m\n one score in this
will teach youngt
" men how no My Drinks.- thus depart-{v
will}!
these days or unemploy-L ‘
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ON EVERYTHING IN- THE STORE
guifiupitiemiu mmmnmmamn
L—fiAYS- ONLY-=43
rams“. rams? an artist»?
Oi? THIS WEEK
16-18 SOUTH MAIN STREET
ores EVERY sumo TILL 9 r. .31 r
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SHOT IN BACK
BY SENTRY IN
VLADIVOSTOK
Continued from am me
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inns “'t-l‘l" aroused when he saw the
OfllCt-i' flashing a hand lump and called
upon him to hull. The ofl'k'er replied.
he said. by firing a revolver at him.
This he. returned with I ride. shot. aft—
ti-r which the ofilcer tired twice at
him. The sentry run back to en" the
guard and when he returned the Am-
erieun had gone.
Lieutenant iniigdon. at the hospi-
tal, said-ho. was halted by the. sentry.
replied to a question as to his iden-
tltx and proceeded on his way. He
had gone only it few feet. he said.
when the aenti'y filed at him. the ball
.strikim; him in the hook. at which he
turned and fired two rmoher shots.
Wit further stated Haydon
lwas in run unites-in and that his
clothing and the wound itself showed
he had been shot.
The ate Department
its reeelpt of the
MacGowan in
announced
following state-
report from Consul street and called it him
the
meat:
"The shootinir of [Acutenant “1 H.
lanzdon. an engineer 1- of the
American cruiser Albany. at Vladivos-
tok. by a Japanese try. on January
5 (‘2). was report to we Drun-
ment of State tad". The telegnm
which was from Amour” Consul
MacGaWan. st Vladivostok. reported
that the Japanese Consul General ot‘
\‘lmlix nstok. had «filled on him to ex-
press,hls profound regret."
Admin! Gloom in file first report.
. red at the Navy ,hemrtment. late
in is day, gin-n preliminary demi-
ns to the shooting of innumnt
Lnngdon. He nportod that the "813°;
tenant not returning to his ship and
was in front of anaxn-sr- dlv ion,
heudquqrters. m-nr the arch on l" or
the Great Square. when shot his
(loath occurring in .l'ew hour- hiéfi' -
W Rollin, ~ . s
The Admiral. in Eastwood M".
received last night. 'Mdd:
"Japanese mar repay-tapes follow a:
int-area before tltF’ \ddiuonal
o
fired one. revolver shot at him; A that
he fired his rifle and then 1hr.- foreign-
er iii-ed two more shots and sentry
tired one more shot. Sentry claim-
that he ran back for the guard. but
that the foreigner had gone when sen-
try sud guard returned.’ "
KRIKDI‘ILL'S TRIAL STARTS. 1
xfiw YORK, Jim. “f‘ --Aetusl trial
of Robert P.13rindell.pmldenl o! the
Building Trades Council. on charges
6? extortion and stumbled extortion.
began in the Court or Special Benton.
today. The inn- box I“ filled Jute"
morally utternoon utter sixty of the
100 special") summoned vain-amen
had been examined.
Among the list of charges against
Rrindoll is his alleged extortion of
$5.000 from Ms: Aronsou. building
contractor. under tlircol to call a.
strike of his workmen on which the
pruent trial is based.
W
wnrniAx ins stoma EVIDENCE.
ww‘ wmx Jan. ls—«Px-Oover—
nor Charles R. Whnrnan. who to in-
tlie etu' s' administntiq;i._ todav
Gum
1m with evidence or alleged accept-
" 'sentry claims his siispleiouvere
aroused by seeing: it foreigner mm
a hand lump. that hiyrmi “321-” the
oil. and
that as he came near the foreigner
ilciel ot the police department. which
he sold warranted an indictment. lie
de dined to make public the officials
name.
nowmsr.
Now’g Your Opportunity :2. Get a Wonderful Bur-gain.
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nrlliblNG worn-in nos'r
Determined to “Tn Prize Held by (Id
Ben Dogs of Gm.
Gmi’CEflTl-jit. Mm.. Jan. 13.—
Whe old» lea. dogs of Gloucester are
stretching with intense interest the
progress of the new challenger for the
Mhermeo'a cup. won from the Dela-
wsns by the famed Esperanto.
Accordingmto the reports reaching
here. the (hoodlum. ere building a. re—
gular ocean liner, as far as lenmh
green. for the coming serio- ot race-1n
which they are hoplnlr to regain the
cup.
The eontender is being built at the
yards in Lunenburg. Nova Seolla.
where the imperation for a champion
sailing schooner runs high.
She is to be in feet over all. her
water line is to be 112 feet and heriHmm
malnmnsl “ill be about 95 feet above
her water line On top of that “ill
lower 11 ammo: topmost. and her main
boom will trail 50 feet astern. with
48-foot gait.
Old timers down here are seeing a
\e-lilrating charges of corruption in‘
thee ol‘ "uhlawful fees" h) a high of-1
pllnt of hope. No craft of her dimenA
sions. they and. can earn a mail»,
9.11-48.“ such as it is reported will he hoist-
ed by the new schooner. It is to be
at least 3 mm square feet in also. whir in
will say the knowing ones raune her
to lose in work to windward by mak-
lur: her lunge lieaV'iLx on all ’meks
Advertise in the Sentinel.
I'RINQW. in mu:
ROW I'Ollcllllill- 19k“
l‘ltINCFmN. N. J.. Jan,
13 c
l
the first time. in a dlK‘MI‘ Prirw ‘.
rowing authorities are. seriously
llderlm: an invitation to send
Titer
intert‘ullegllle regatta 0! June
l‘i‘. Bpaeth. head eruw conch
nol‘eommltted himself. but it i:- Lu
he has the matter under comidi 1.
An obstacle is Princeton's earn l-'
untion. which puts the ii'ilerwculor~
rennin more than a week after 1‘".
ton close: for the manner.
\H\\' JERSEY BOXING Ill“
ht“ lull. Int. Jan I3. A
bill similar lo the New Jet-1w) I...
llllll‘l consideration by the i"
of “w Delaware [midi-iv
.w is introduced at the “squad id
Stale Athleiic Association. and 0*
authorize, the. governor to “mu-Er
emnminslon to have. )unsdk'iu
all bouts.
Mr
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STILAJ‘IHHII’ ONTAN ”DA
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‘vurslty to l‘ouzhkecn‘e In — n
Alinhlu In! I ».
NEW YORK, Jun. l3: “rm
vveg'iaii Steamship Antenna... prest-
Iy reported in a
1.000 miles east
abandoned and her new tab-
lmard the steamship Mad Hui
wireless meme
donmenl this morning.
m; _*‘_’. A--;__ .
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in.
linking (em-div --
of Halifax. hin- In \.
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reported the *h‘u .
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