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   Newport Daily News (Newspaper) - April 24, 1913, Newport, Rhode Island                                Second Edition Edition ESTABLISHED 1846. R. 24, 1913, TWO r RIGHT It is purely a matter of dollars plus con- and satisfaction of No fair minded dealer wants you to hand over to him your hard earned dollars you can't see a fair exchange in his he asks is a fair This chance every home dealer is entitled BEDROOM Few stores in this section of the country offer as com- plete a line of nigh grade furnishings as we this Every style and finish that's safe for you to buy and every piece with guarantee that only goods of merit will ONE ILLUSTRATION of that can not be bettered in any store Chiffonier of solid full 5 construction that seldom gets into a piece as price and a finish that is A. 225-229 'S DECREE THIS SEASON IB that everything must have a touch of coloring and We havo provided for this demand A RARE COLLECTION OF EMBROIDERIES Suitable for These are genuine im- ported directly by and are creating a sensation Come seo them Exclusively at NEWPORT'S IMPORTING AND WHOLESALE JOHN H. KAZANJIAN COM Bath Rd. OVER LA W D Delivery Handsomest and most reliable light car on the NEWPORT ENGINEERING FOK NEWPORT THOMAS MASON All Stono Briok Cement on 25 1174. Hudson River Blue Crashed Stone For Paths and BLUE SCREEN GRAVEL ALL J. K. TEL. 859 FORD AGENCY 482-484 Thames Stark Bros. Proposes Investigation of of Whatever Details Left Open and May be Different in Different NOW FOR YOUR COAL Buy now at spring prices while they are NEWPORT COAL FEME PUN BY SECRETARY ESTABLISHED issa April tary Bryan today laid the diplomatic corps his plans for ait agreement for most every ambassador and minister m was at Secretary's at noon in response his In- and heard his explanation of the soon will ba the basis of. treaty Bryan Later said outline he presented to tho diplomats did not go into because details are a matter of ment the nations might different In different statement to the diplomatic said Secretary only intended to set forth the main proposition that the president to enter into an agreement with each nation for the investigation of all questions of every nature This ment IB Intended to supplement the treaties now In ence and those that may b9 made Arbitration treaties except some questions The agreement proposed by the President Is intended to close gap and leave no dispute can. become a cause for war without time within which the repprt in to made is left to be agreed it may be that the time will differ In different but any however furnishes an for investigation and tion and It Is hoped the period vided for Investigation and tion be sufficient to secure a resort to parly is to reserve the to act Independently after a report is but is not likely that a. nation will declare war after It has opportunity to during investigation 'the opposing whether tho proposed ment accomplishes as much as la hoped for Is at lens I a the of universal and I am to be tho agent through the President presents this proposition to powers represented POPE'S STRENGTH Report of Assassination of Archbishop of Scutari Reaches TELEPHONE 79 AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IS WORTH j A This applies very strongly to Oriental A slight break in the warp by raveling may cause a great deal of This is tho best time to attend to this Kind of repairers in our employ assure you of having this work done in the best possible nwi and at the very lowest Let us give you an Olean and repair your and keep you a satisfied THE KAZANJIAN John St. A. April report of the assassination the Roman Catholic archbishop of J. S. has reached but cardinal ttel the Papal secretary of has not communicated the as he wishes to savo him any sudden although the in his health is maintained and his strength is increasing hut official confirmation of the assassination has been ON ALIEN LAND Bryan Ready to Leave for California to Represent the April Secretary Bryan ready to leave lalo for to represent President Wilson at conferences with rovernor Johnson and members o. the state the situation over the land In- AS It relates to the relations he United and wai In the state of ter nn hour's conference at the House last President Secretary Bryan to proceed at once to to with Governor Johnson and the bers at the California legislature .In a law Lho ship ot lund by aliens which will not conflict obligations or he United In am in the that wa mav be able to find the tion the said Secretary 3ryan sure that they in will enter upon the work with hu same spirit of co-operation as the President and I 1 am that we will be able to arrive at the wisest UNDERGOES SECOND OPERATION Senator Now Clear Road to April was earned that United Stales or C. of under- wont a second operation at Johns Honking Hospital Ho was reported this morning lo alons and tho belief was lhat ho now had a clear road Senator entered several wecha ago and shortly the first or narv operation was entirely it was and the patient prepared for tho final which took place ALL BELGIUM Delegates to National Socialist Con- Vote to Return to April gates to the national con- voted by u three-fourths for an Immediate tion ot thousand delegates from nil parts of Belgium were ent. Deputy one o the socialist opened the with a speech on behalf Iho strike He reviewed the the and ro- of the which ho sold attained sufficient success to the to their lor ces the count With Violating Partially to Untie the despatch to 11IIOVID3NTCE, April jono Gardner Intimated in a tearing a house hat he proposed to prosecute Charlea A. for lobbying mder tho terms of law which himself to the The was m the question a charter of the 3oston which strongly opposed Gar tin tr asserted n the amending of the charter ot tho railroad for un extension of Wilson personally earod and asked the c granted cis a compliment tu Mr. fails to find Wilson recorded as a ive agent the The lon caused a decided at as it an Intimidation of thu party The peculiar knot In which tho Mr. the partially untied when the Speaker ruled that matters passed the reported o the house by it inferred to com- can. at this late date be re- buck by Tihe ruling discussed and the was Ey it only a part of In. find ts way before year's legislature or the of the louse still by their Intention Friday liven with the hands of which cannot bo upon by ttio Mr. Bristol endeavored cw an act penult the Southern railway to Objection was In the senate the proposition to priate ance and repair 6t roads called orth a was ally though they had more the matter a lUle bers asserted that roads built last year were greatly of repair this of Providence to aa f some one was of Senator he would not Kiy the money was but lie say that it Iny loitered away ho cited his ob- servation of how away their time sitting the roadside while the is for Thn two houses met in grand com- at 1 o'clock and elected R. M- the Republican candidate for clerk of the district The on education reported back the act relative to the instruction of dumb and cile children and the act powers anj duties of school The an addition to the highway In an appropriation for this proper representation of slate ni tho Panama an ation of for the Rhode Island Historical Society and an act relative to the salaries of tho attorney al and All went on the Senator Bennett moved tho pension of a number of rules and it was so pardon of K. J. who Is tt sentence for and Referred to the com- on A recess was taken In the house Messrs. of port and Minefield of Block Island had a tilt over the muffler act to motor The the farmer had worked Jor this tion for the rich for two out of the Assembly and two in. He moved its Indefinite postponement and it Was feo Mr. Levy then argued for his act in waters Hose ns a dumping dence river He said dumping had been lobbied by tho oyster arid while the trust was informed of a hearing were not given an opportunity to be When tic sat down he was loudly applauded Mr. of snld both Mr. and Mr. Law ton's bills were for the same they were good ones and a necessity to port. lie said he understood that Mr. Is now was being lobbied likely to bn killed by the TO Urges Them to grins Out of Government Says Prestige of European Nations His Been April ate combined action lo lurn tho out of Scutari or we shall do it la the effect of circular note sent by the Austro-Hungarian government to tlie powers composi tlie concert of Trie noto la virtually an declares sbo not permit the Montenegrins to flout the decision of groat The of the European has been says tho ers to promptly on steps to bo taken to that adding that if the should be unable to a she seo to It herself that of Europe is respected and the grins vacate MRS. DESPARD to Hold Meeting fn Trafalgar April otto a leader of tho who was arrested last night while trying to n in Trafalgar day t0 14 Imprisonment in de- fault of payment of a. Tine of Boyle arid were sentenced lo 10 and seven Mrs. declared her attempt to hold mealing in gar Square made as a protest the prohibition of suffrage meetings in Hyde CHRISTENED BY QUEEN HELENA Italian Dreadnought Launched at KING NICHOLAS If Europe Would Take Scutari She Must Do It by of April is from tuday is tlie defiant King to the European invitation to render the Turkish The made this statement in the course of a speech delivered from Ihe balcony of the royal amone his audience being the ministers of tlie Balkan who came to con- Europe still snatching tari from who has most given her life to take Europe will have to carry out task by force of Asks to Send Ultimatum dering Evacuation of April telegraphed to the powers they an ultima turn ordering to evacuate 43.-hbuTs, to an unconfirmed despatch from to the Am declares with her tali a steps tect her political Thoro Are Indications Here day of the seriousness with which the German government ond public regard the European to a diplomatic has entered another crisis tua grave 03 that which preceded The press bureau of the foreign contrary to Us was not with statements either in the ultimatum to or to the general An believes it possible that a would ultimately have to be employed to expel the Montenegrins It IB will not retire voluntarily or in return for u loan or compensation Jt Is the hera al tho pean powers will work together until the problem has been A feeling of consternation and was displayed nt yesterday's conference of the in Von the imperial and Gottlieb Von the foreign mln visited the budget committee of the Imperial Parliament in order to make a communication lo members In relation lo tha Inter- national The cancellation by Emperor of his trip on the and hla to return to Berlin April 2i, are attributed In well tho crisis about by the lall of The stock market by tho of grave political com- and started at the then prices slightly recovered on tho strength of Premier speech and on the London editorial artiole upon the Albanian ON FUTURE OF The Exchange of Be- tween and Vienna April and directly ed In the question of future of the exchange of tions between Rome and Vienna is It appears that gary is determined lo act if she is not backed up by the other in obtaining the evacuation of tari by Such Action would almost certainly ing to well informed opinion efforts of are directed at the Isolation of and convincing Montenegro of the necessity of with tho decision of the conference of In If cannot be the opinion prevails here that collective armed European intervention is H is pointed out that instead of re- might be besides financial territorial including not only the district of but Ipek and perhaps to the east of Scutari and Jn the vilayet of April now inn at the navy yard at In of tho king ahd and a larce of tho military naval Queen Helton tha MAY BEEN FOR Window of Trade Hall at Man Chester Blown Out by n April Immense window of tho Freo Trade hall here was out tho night by n which the The police the theory that the was Intended to provide a frage salute for John president of tho Board of who IB to speak In tho Freo Trade hall Spring and Summer Over 233 Thames Brookfield Farm Eggs 14 doz. for per 2T4 Thames St. E. Yemen Interior Decorators AND Upholstering In All Its II JOHN H. pk. 25c pk. 30c Small lb. 28c 22c Small Chickens for roasting or lb. 25c H. H. TEL. 78-77. A WORD ABOUT know tha oro tho results aro plant We have nn ex- stock thia arc full of Como In and ace 4 H. J. MASS 196 Thames Phons 37S. 1S4? ft 9i 3 WOMEN'S LOW Two popular styles at Popular Three eyelet Gibson iies with plain of dull or ent a pair Street snug fitting of patent celt or dull pair Many other all to a pair THE SEABURY 214 Thanes St. Tel. 787 DO Swift's Empire Brand Sugar Cured 9 to 16 Standard Brand Armour Stat Hams 20o lb Brand strip Hilltop Farm Eggs 4 doz. 5 doz. pock Dandelion 2Bo peck 2 lb bunches large fresh 3 51.00 J. Alton 348 Thames Was the primary cause of our I ing FIFTEEN to EIGHTEEN DOLLAR to Tailored Suits for THE ous due recent in one of the largest department stores in that state was naturally forced to cel a largo SPECIAL order that they hid given to one of York's beat of We offered spot cash to the facturer tation is known from coast to which he accepted and therefore to the woman wHo was or is about to spend fifteen to eighteen lars for a tailored we say these suits at each and we know that YOU will realize that such a genuine money opportunity is about as scarce as floods are in 60 Suits is about the men who for years have known the importance of lit and materials of whip Bedford fancifully and tastily trimmed in styles that are original every feature and up to the hour in what is con- such by the of Newport's many well dressed this ran THE HESS It for and The -n Sign of The Bee  

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