The Sentinel=record., March 24, 1911, Page 4, Image 4

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CARNEGIE WILL TESTIFY.
Says He it Willing to Tell About the
Trust Company Operations.
New York, March 23.—It is under
stcod here today that Andrew Carne
gie has sent word to District Attorney
Whitman that he will gladly testify
before *he grand jury in the investlga-*
tion of the affairs of the defunct Car
negie Trust Company, whose leading
spirit, William J. Cummins, has al
ready been indicted on chargee of lar
ceny. Mr. Carnegie had no connection
■with the Institution but he rendered it
substantial financial aid and the dis
trict attorney said some time ago he
jvould call him as a grand Jury wit
ness if lie found it necessary
There was no grand jury session to
day.
AUTO FACTORY FIRE.
Philadelphia, Pa.. March 23.—.Fire,
which was discovered in the w-aro
jooma of the Automobile Top and
Body Company shortly before mid
night, caused damage estimated at
$2ftO,t¥Ki iln automobile row. Twenty
five cars of the Stoddard-Dayton Com
pany were destroyed, making a loss of
$85,000. The Longstreth Motor Car
Company sustained a loss of $50,000.
RECRUITING RAPIDLY.
—
Chicago Officers Accept Men Not Up
to Standard.
Chicago, .March 23.—Tne war de
partment is so eager to enlist men
that ill several cages lousy recruits
who did not come up to the regular
physical requirements passed on the
waivers signed by Adjutant General
Ainsworth, of Wachlnglon.
Lieutenant F. R. enny, in charge of
a recruiting station, said the waiving
of qualifications was unusual and an
indication that the men were wanted
badly. Nearly all are lieing enlisted in
the infantry.
One of the men admitted was four
ipounds lielow the minimum weight,
and another we* 5 feet 3 inches tall,
an inch shorter than the standard.
Twenty of the latest recruits to
night were sent to Jefferson birraoks,
near St. Louis, Mo., and c-fter a fewr
weeks drill, it 1s said they will be
sent to Texas. i | ’ ’I
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STAGESI
Lrrival—7:13 A.M. J
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m Broadway at 32d St. fi
Line S
Cars 3
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ining Cars M
vation Cars 3
ghted Steel Gars §1
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r and Mountain Scenery j&
Washington. Baltimore and H
;s 1:30 P. M., Rock Island I
I Loaves Memphis at 8:10 P.M. I
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COMPLEXION.TIME I
Summertime, particularly, is Complexion
Time. Its hot sultry days and beaming sun
make it necessary for the particular woman
to use precaution less she become tanned,
when her beauty it marred.
ROHRER'S ARTESIA CREAM
and constant aid to women, and pre
iral beauty of the ^jn 0 ROHRER'S
ATESIA CREAM has a cooling effect, and keeps tie skin clear, I
removing tan, freckles sunburn, pimples, and restores life and color to
a pale, safow complexion ROHRER’S AP. TESJA CREAM is
hoioughly antiseptic and is harmless, jq Tanfa at all Dma.l.t.
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PASSENGERS TO
MAKE COMPLAINT
SURGEON GENERAL AND U, W.
CONSUL AT TRINIDAD aRE
UNDER FIRE.
Would Not Allow Small Pox Patients
to be Landed at Port of Spain, on
That laland.
New York, March 23—Thirteen pas
sengers from the British steamer
Tennyson, arirvtng from Braxillar
porta, via Trinidad and the BaroaSoes,
announced today Unit they had pre
pared protests to be forwarded to Sec
retary of State Knox and tit* Earle of
Crewe, British secretary of state for
the colonies in London, against al
leged inhuman action of the surgeon
general cf Trinidad and indifference
of Franklin I), Hale, United States
consul there.
The surgeon general is charged with
refusing to i>ermit the Tennyson to
place two small|>ox patients from the
ship’s steerage In quarantine at Port
Au Spain.
He said, the (passengers assert, theie
was bubonic plague in the city, and
that the authorities did not want the
added danger of smallpox. Consul
Hale, when applied to by American
passengers, is alleged to have sent
word that, he could do nothing. The
Tennyson carried the infected passen
;g©rs to Barbados, It is charged, at
great risk of infection to other pas
sengers.
-Signers of the protest include Chris
tobal Vallin. Spanish minister to
Cuba, and Sidney Storery, of New Or
leans.
SEVEN STOLEN BASES.
Fred Clarke Tries Out Hit Bate Run.
nert and Finds Them Active.
Seven stolen buses in yesterday
game between the Pittsburg regulars
and the Yannigans, indicated to the
fans who braved the cold that Fred
piarke had told his men to try them
selves out at worrying catchers, and
they made good with a -vengeance.
Incidentally the hitters of these teams
put Adams and Liefteld out of the go
ing for awhile, making six hits cff
each of them in the short period they
were on the mound.
Manager Clark Griffith, of the Cin
cinnati Reds, did not put his men
through any regular exhibition game,
merely working them out at field
practice. He is rounding out his men
into gxtod condition now, and will
probably leave tomorrow to start the
trip home, which is to be broken by
exhibition games at several points.
Yannigans—
0000020 2 1—5 13 3
Pittsburgs—
1 0 0 0 4 1 0 1 x—7 9 3
Ferry, ardner, Nagle and Simon
Adams, Liefteld and Camnitz and Oib
son.
BENEFIT BALL GAME.
The receipts of the ball game at
Whittington Park next Monday,,
through an arrangement with Mr.
Uarney Dreyfus and Manager Fred ,
(Clarke with the 'Sunshine Society, <
will l>e devoted to the assistance of
the latter society.
Tup- Duv whinh 5* uauaIIv thp- mpnrs
of raising funds for the Sunshne
■Society was this year given over to
the Library Association, and instead i
of the Tag Day finances, the ladies
of the Sunshine Society have ar- :
ranged that the receipts for th s 1
game shall he devoted wholly >o
charity through this society. They
ask that every one interested in this
work turn out and lend their aid to
the cause.
WIRELESS UNDERGROUND.
Berlin, March 23.—Two German
scientists. Doctors Leimlmeh and
Loew, yesterday, it is said, success
fully applied wireless telegraphy for
underground communication Mes
sages have been sent between tho
potash mines in the North Harz
Mountains, a distance of nearly a mile
and a half, at a level of 1,600 feet be
low the surface. The messages were
so clearly delivered that the ecentists
conclude much great distances are
feasible. The discovery Is regarded
u highly Important in ease of mine
lisastere.
ARKANSAS BANKER GUILTY.
Benton, Ark., March 23.—'Fred
Dazey, formerly cashier of the State
Sank at Siloam Springs, Ark., was to
tay found guilty of receiving funds
'or detposit when the bank was In
solvent. He was sentenced to three
■ ears in the state •prison.
MRS. MAE ELMO, MEDIUM.
Pells Past. Present and Future, 190C
Central, and Phene 835. (
CANAL APPROVED
BY ENGINEERS
SIXTY CIVIL ENGINEERS RETURN
FROM PANAMA AND REPORT
THE WORK GOOD.
Commend Proflre«s Mads Under tfe
Supervision of Col. Goehtals and
and See Finish in 1913.
New York, March 23.—Sixty mem
bers of the American Society of Civil
Engineers arrive*! in New Orleans to
day on the steamer Heredia from Co
lon, Panama, where they went at the
suggestion of President Taft, to in
spect the work, done on the Panama
Canal, Other members of the party
returned direct to N4w York from
Colon,
It was announced that the reports
of the society who made the trip are
unanimous In the approval of the
work which has been done by Colonel
Ueo. W. Ueothals and they confident
ly believe the canal will be ready for
service in 1913.
‘The American people need not be
Harmed at the reports of slides down
:here,” said a member of the party.
'This feature of the work was not
jverlooked by the government engi
leers who planned and have so suc
essfully prosecuted the construction
»f the canal. There had been numer
als slides in Culebra Cut and near
he Gatum Dam and there doubtless
will l>e many smaller slides in the
'uture, but the great work undertaken
>y the United States will not be serl
>usly Interrupted.
FRANK CROSSAN DEAD.
3asses Away During the Night After
a Long Illness.
Last night, after a lingering illness
n which he suffered much. Frank
Eroasan passed away. His death was
lot unexpected, since for the pas.t 21
lours relatives and friends had been
fathered about his bedside wafting
.he end. He was stricken some time
igo with a psoriasis o>f the liver, and
hough for many days he would ie
ib’.e to be out on the street, yet it
was apparent from his'weikened con
iition and loss of flesh that, he iwould
lot survive the disease long The
'uneral announcements will he made
ater. and the ceremony will probably
*e under the auspices of the Masonic
odge, of which he was a member,
tie was also an active member of the
Elks in this city. He is survived by
i wife and t wo children.
SORE THROAT.
old in Chest, Bronchitis, Pleurisy or
Lumbago Vanish.
Begy's Mustarine has all the cura
ive value of a mustard plaster, and
nore.
It relieves aches or pains almost
nstantly; it is always ready for use;
it is clean and sanitary.
For headache, eara-ho or toothache
here is nothing beFer. For nettral
fia, bronchitis, pleurisy, pa'n in chest
>r bark rub on Bogy g Mustarlne, and
he quick result will t<>:on:gh you.
A box equals fortv mustard plas
ers and it is sold under a positive
piarantee to satisfy, or money back.
Begy’s Mustarine has only recently
>een put on the market, but' already
he sales are phenomenal, it relieves
he pains of rhei inr.tism and reduces
iwoUen Joints. Remember only 25
ents. Fine for lumbago and cramps
n leg. At all first c nss drug stores
trade supplied by Meyer Drug Com
mi.y and Hesslg El'is Mai) orders
bled, charges prena d by J. A. Begy
Jo., Rochester, N Y.
BOCK BEER AND BOCK WURST AT
ALBRIGHT’S.
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5 The Food Value of Nuts ♦
4 Is Being More Widely Recognized Every Day 4
* Buying These Shelled Makes it Easy a
to Serve Them in a Variety of Ways ^
+ Jordan Almonds, the long, flat, sweet ♦
H Almond, imported from Malaga.. • -75c pound ■
;♦ Valentia Almonds, the broad thick _ ♦
■ kind, especially good for cooking.. -50c pound ■
| Pecan Halves, fresh and sweet.75c pound g
+ Walnut Halves.75c pound +
Salted Almonds.75c pound J
£ Salted Peanuts.25c pound g
♦ Telephone 142 707 Central Avenue +
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; SAY! Do Yob live to Eat, or Eat to live ? !
" Mr We Keep all and the Best the Market Affords, .
" I” Vegetables, Fruits, Canned Goods, Etc., Dried Beet & Kosher o
b | 1'Snnsagc, Meats, Etc. *
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When Paying a Call
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Ut«1 yam eftea noticed hew
toty and comfortable a fan heat
er made your frlend'e apartment
Then why don’t you use fan te
take the chili off your roomn%
It’n cheaper tnan coal becanne
when the room la warm enough
you turn off the fna and etey
expense. There are many ether
food point* about th* nee *1
fan. Com# and
Rot Springs Water
TELEPHONE 169 BAS DEPARTMENT
—TWO WINNERS—|
Albatross Flour
Alameda Coffee |
Both took first prize at
State Fair for past 4 years.
Ask your grocers for these
brands and take no other.
L. D. COOPER, Distributor.
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Now Is the time to g'-t your fans in
shape. They are an Inexpensive luxury,
anil you will derive both pleasure and
comfort from them. Electrical work In
all its departments is our business, and
it Is our policy to do your work at mod
erate prices.
Schmelzel
619 Central Ave. Phone 221
Eczema -Psoriasis
CURED OR MONEY REFUNDED.
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Old sores, dandruff, falling hair, tetter,
neuralgia, rheumatism, catarrh, Itching
plies, cuts, sprains, bruises, stiff Joints,
chapped hands, ulcers or any case where
soreness er inflammation exists In man
or beast, we guarantee to cure within
three weeks or refund your money. For
particulars and testimonials call at 520
Central avenue. "23'' Remedy does the
work and is sold at 50c per bottle. Ons
bettie sufficient to cure most cases.
"23" ECZEMA AND SKIN REMEDY CO.
Hot Springs, Ark.
Spring and Summer
1911
It is with great pleasure that I
announce the arrival of my new
materials in exclusive designs
for spring and summer.
Every Garment is Guaranteed For Fit,
Style and Workmanship.
N. COHN
The Tailor
418 Central Avenue.
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MAJESTIC PHARMACY
WtASLlY DKU6 CO., Proprietor*
to Majeeiie Hetel,
Bathing Outfits,
Druggists’ Outfits,
freeerlatloae Delivered to yo»r reee
ARLINGTON DRUG STORE
EISUE 1 HUNT, HOPS,
Clt CENTRAL AVKNUi.
SMtoefto Arlington Metok
SCOTT TRANSFER ANQ
STORAGE COMPANY.
Freight and Job Hauling.
Office and Warehouse, 313 Valley St
Furniture and Plano and Piano Mov
lng a Specialty.
Phones: Office 48. Residence. 1646
We Store Pianos and Furniture
The only place In the city wher*
you can get hand made baby Clatihw
at 1Ira. C. 11‘gglns Art Store. 6-26U
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| Rush Bros. I
! Leading
j Electrical
\ Contractors
K You can save money by hay. i 1
® lng us to do your work, We 1
B buy lu large quantities and K
1 carry the stock, which enables M
R us to make close prices. You 2
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Rush Bros.
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819 Central Avenue
Phone 936 j
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STOVES
NEW AND SECOND HAND HEAT.
ERS AND COOKERS. PRICES
RIGHT.
Smith Furniture Co.
210 Centra! Phone 530 I
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Arkansas National Bank,
OF HOT SPRINGS, ARK.
Capital, $100,000.00
Surplus and Profits, $250,000.00 j
CHAS. N. RIX, President i
E. F. KLEIN. Vlce-Pres. j
D. LASER, Vice-Pres.
CHAS. W. O'BRYAN. Cashier j
HENRY W. MYAR. Director
HENRY FELLHEIMER, Director
Does a full banking business. i
fashes drafts ami checks for
visitors. Draw our own drafts
on all parts of Europe. We sell
Traveler's Money Orders, with
Identification payable In all for
eign countries In the money of
the country you may be In upon
presentation. J
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Dr. John Fewhfs
Resident Physician—Office, 818 1-1
Central Are.
Phone: Office, 1941; reetdence, 881.
ROCK SPRING WATER. S
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(Sulphate Magnesia.)
A cure for indigestion. Flushes th*
kidneys, drives uric acid out of the
system. Best table water. Ask your
doctor atiout It. 119 Glade Street. j
Phone 421.
J. E. Collins
All Kinds of Painting, Pa
per Hanging and Decorating
PHONE 1918
332 ML Ida Street.
MRS. L. R. FORDHAM, M. 1
Suite 319-20
Dugan-Stuart Building
Office Houre { 2 to j2 Phone I7OI
ORLANDO B. SUMPTER
Attorney at Law
PKB araetiee In all eoorta #«»•••
twenty Probata and Ooounon Pie—
Jas. L. Graham
Attorney at Law.
Office, Rose building, 803% Central j
enue. Practice# In ail court*. «t-«*
and federal courts.
Phone:—Office, 746; rea,1187. j
Prompt Ambulance Service.
Telephone 441.
RMcCAFFERTY
UNDERTAKER
901 Central Avanue.
HOT SPRINGS ARKANSAS.