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New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

1lG2oc cHIcKENs. spring. roasting PhilsasIphia $50
picked seeeed = to box sse do fancy
90 westerns sia S 1ees hss do
fS @ c S ana e 9 esrn my poT tao 10 1a far sec
sQuABs prime large white per & dozen oa s. aSaS4 SO do
MTURkEYs hens IS Ne + 19c do toms No i zoe: do
H o Do ED ss rsssn S iss y p51sTI Pessa e gS
zoe do scaldei. Isa15lEc: do No > 12aIse; fowls.
foTaToEs AID OF
Oe f R easy & New Onions ha crop
6Taseng Asparagus steady AFtehokes ,oiS sGw , Bsfs
Chirory ssearoie steady Cauiihowers arnl. Esg-
vefz light st % rsesipt Fsas beans
dn oltoss ordinary quality and drasEins ,,4 91her
s1ts hs sssas ssa er9e 5eas5 = s9
sroP S1 IS $2asa Ms Nsns s per $50 Long
s2 s 25 90 'S stat pennsylvania and western
Isr Is9 r. M DO per saos- s b ba 40 sa
s. S9 sweet potats JsTsy Nc per basket sdrS 81 a
per doz bgnehss sloas2o Dc Whse SssS do
for b, q PsT s5gs ANIsE M Ssw SsT o52@s ss
Banehes bunch p s s % se2 e2 S small per per So
bunches s2gs5 30 large per bhl s2qs8: do Bermuda.
cELET;T Florida per high sianslee case s2as2 s9
sanford case s. 5oas2: do cafoTnia Jersey Island
1snoy per rate s. o8$f do california good e prime re-
Danish SEED. seaSlo DO cabbages. bol 6oG75c Dc
s. 80; cFIIcoIiT s@qs5; Florida
or crate. S26S4; CAULIFL0WEF2S California per crate
s. c5Es3: per crate 81 25Gs1 T5 EGGPIANT'S,
Florida and Cuban box. s1Gs2: ESCARoI-E New
orleans. per s2TS3 Florida, per BASKET, 81 23q
Norfolk. bhI. 40Gaoc: h0HLRABI. New Orleans
100 S3GS4: Charleston. 5GdS3: LETTUCE
Florida basket 75cGS2 %; 60 South carolina .7cfp
81: Orleans. por basket l0G15c; do North
lima I5c6S1 80: ONIONS. small white pickle, bbl.
S3GS4: do Connecticut per bbI S5G$6: do yellow,
s2dS2 % do red S2cS2 do Western white.
o per rate & Se1si @ ~ DO white Pex bag @ s. ] 90 do
County. yellow, per bag 50GS2; 81 5Oaso
70 Cuban standard 81 6ods1 65; LEEKS. New
Orleans. per 100 lunches, 81 50TS2; SHALLOTS. New
Carolina: per crate. SGS1 80; OElRA Florida.
rfer. s. 5o1Si: do Cuban 81 500S4; OYSTER PLANTS.
per 100 eunches $laS3. PEPPERS Florida and Cuban.
per carrier S1GS1 Florida prime fancy
Orleans. curly. Dbl. 50; do plain S5Rsio do
Florida basket. 25FsI 10 do Charleston per bbl
Ier bbl 1sc; ROMAINE. New Orleans, per Dbl. S2G
3 90 60 Florida basket s1ds1 so; Bermuda per
box IlcffS1 -: RADTSHES. New Orleans.
81: SFIINSf BEANS Florida, green choice
sQS4 SQ' ASH! Hubbard Dbl. s. 50as3;
"alS2 90 20 Florida Cuban. white. box 81 500
81: do Cuban crook-neck. s2as2 so: SPINACH Norfolk
per biol. 50cqSl: TOMATOES Florida, per carrier SlG
81 10 do Cuban. 75cG$1 ~; TURNIPS Canada ruabaga
per Dbl 81 25GSi 81 do Charleston. rutabaga per
81 25Tsl 90 do New Orleans white. bbl. S2aS2
100 lunches, s1as2: BEET TOPs hothouse per bush
box 81; s'UCUMBERS hothouse, No l. per doz. 75c9
81 % do No . per box S3Gs4: LETTUCE hothouse per
COG, 25d75c MUSHROOMS hothouse. per 10 2o9+5c:
dollhouse. per 100 lunches s2Gs4: RHURARB western
doz buncfes. 4oa5oc. and Jersey per loo
81 '5S3 DO Long Island loo large punches.
Toledo. March 19-CLOVERSEED-Cas sl2 s.;
March, $l2 so April, S12 81 4: October. 81 TIM
OTHY-Frime, 50 20. ALSIkE-Prime. S12 -.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

\ MIDDLE AGED business man. highest
character reference. SUPPLEMENTARY Of
az srtulent building. position where reli-
ability sobriety strict attention 20 detail
Ia required competent bcokkeeper- Nalu-
able Boy I23, Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
EXPORTS.
Cash QuOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
COL EEE


CDEEEE-The coffee market was little more
sc-Iye showed fresh feature The close
z-ss -7est3v al changed prices TO decline Of ,
points. sales reported OF al-3Np bags Inc
market opened steady unchanged prices 10 de
cine oF .,osuts 20 European markets
liberal brazilian receipts and reports that the weather
-zd f..zu ssvo-ahEe for 1903 10 crop There
so,-e SCI q months ty Europe Part
- the seIii-.c of the near months was believed 90
against firm offers and there was also some Local
FF~fs have been Influenced TO
6erIi1e i1 cotton These offer3nss were
and tEe market held ell
m - rhe ou-lu- figures tas sustaining feature being
contracts have declined - points
prices for spot coffee have shown practically no
.l.s-~s rha Brazilian Review IS authority for
re staerenr thsr weather has been ideal for the
7aa.a--7a ~-er- which should bc a very good II
drawback later in Ele season AS regards
next crop tae yield OF 1"nS-'o9 this authority
80 q IS a I Santos
z-l :. Rio The present il
r.Ar@d aggregate between 105oo GOO and 1lUon"nn
laEs. of the European markets HaTre was a franc
lower Hamburg closed ii . decline ot
1Fa a the ports 1000 bags
ezsE-rs- -
f--ssEzFt- r-o@Drs 10000 against -a.ono
las-r wear and S.r0a The market for
sn7r coffee -ui~- with qrot1tiors the basis OF
rtS- Eio %o :
-he prices IT TIE local market To-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

records the were
he under active -qul-a
5N sdFScse1 TO reflect the
elimination Ihe talk o. March or Nay
corner. Ttere 1C-hing the Gay news. - tar
suueare5 adequate explanation OF the
which consequently attributed 10 recent
-ses-r- II Southern markets snd te2r among
fuis Interests would be brought here
~ 5a.--y could asstmiate- Al
r.- Nv point MAJ points uacer the low ieEel
5-s-a=s during financial panic last October The
marked closed STEADY decline of l6 20 = points
an -sa- months 3 points nlE1er on JClS anc
later positions sales for The cay were ts'i1-tfL a
The market locked Is Itf-@n
4 -a- q iittle letter 10 c5TFzraJ5Eeiy sJ-.1y
from MaIcEeste- me opening
w. POINTS higher roints loser blt Jhe nal Ael
weakened CeEr month l4ullatsJ-, "l!c-
--r5-=T stop loss anl I'D 70 general pressr-
,u-- q s.c - points lover for May, the decline
covering. and during The afternoon
positions were quite -1nl S5lills
rg--es T previous cay The near
p77lf-- however VIII Nay
--g-.-. ajc spot less oearlsh Ilan Ch tns
e cav .orees from III Eastern belt SAID tlat
q=s-es were rrucr Iister and Mississippi wires r.
s -a. .-sroEina mills asking for oneTs Ter the
* Liverpool CatIes said that labor
--rtrs had beeu t7@ Cone and Nelson Ole
r.-. Tr,r- buying here On the ctciiAs
believed futures were losing srola-
r r-lt5Iy thaa spots that reaction Was cue on
r.r-s-a' conditions -- 49, s..
n. - contract prices II the local laNet l-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

March 19.-The local wheat market
arm to-day because Of fresh reports OF "green
hugs, in the wheat fields Of the Southwest and
because of the strength OF the coarse grain. AT
the close May delivery up a4c to &c. Corn
was sc higher. up 1zc to Fsc and pro-
visions unchanged to &c lower.
Sentiment in the wheat pit was bullish almost ali
dav although several times during the session the
market became quite heavy, owing TO the liberal
realizing sales News received to-day regarding
the fall sown crop was conflicting. but new de-
velopment IN the green bug situation was the
r11mor that wheat in several localities in Oklahoma
has already turned yellow as result OF the
work OF this insect This was the CHIEF strength
ening influence Of the day Minor factors were an
advance at Liverpool. small receipts IN the North
west and the strength Of corn and oats In Inc
local market The close was strong at about the
highest poirt May opened h.c TO %sc TO sc TO &c
higher at 96c s61sc 10 & c. advanced 10 se9sc
and then declined 9554c The close was at s6l2c
CIearances Of wheat and flour were equal 10 ID4'-
600 bushels Primary receipts We're 4Osueo push
eIs comUared with 611.00o bushels the correspond
ing dav a wear ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi
cago reported receipts of 30S cars against 5s4 cars
last week and 371 cars year ago. ..o-. orz
For the third consecutive day a new hlgh record
mari, for May corn established the top price
to-day being 6s1sc. There was big trade and
prices fiuctuated over a wide range HedVT rea4-
izinr sales early in the session caused sharp
sIuran but urgent demand from bulls and shorts
con forced prices up again. Strong cables small
SON to - 80 = ranortsd scarcity of seed corn were
the bullish factors. The market closed strong,
with prices az the highest point OF the day. May
opened &c to ssc higher. at 679sc to 61sc sold on
TO $3.50 to 664.c. and then advanced 10 so1sc'
where IL closed. Local receipts were 1874 cars.
with q: contract grade.
Oats were strong day, owing TO green bug
scare which caused shorts cover freely. There
was also a good demand from bulls. The bulk OF
trading was the September delivery May
onened a shade higher at 644sc sold at o41.c and
then advanced TO soc. The close was at 541sc-
Local receipts were 1913 cars
provisions were easy on selling by commission
houses and local packers Pit traders however.
were inclined to the buying side Of the market.
owing 10 the strength OF grain, and this had a
tendency to steady prices Al the close May pork
was unchanged at s12 so Lard was &c lower at
81 a7ib Rims were 2icc lower at SIS az.
F,stiraatsd recaipts for Tomorrow What. 10
cars. corn. s2; cars, oats, lSs cars, hogs $4,000
hsaA.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

steady. 30 REQ Western winter Is %t.d; futures
CORN-spot firm: prime mixed American. new. -
=. d: prime mixed American. old. 5s I'd; futures
steady: March nominal May. 5s Sad. PEAS-Cans
dian steady. Is 713d- FLoCR-.Winter patents. quiet
HOPS in London Pacific COAST easy. IL los
gEa los, BEEF-Extra India mess quiet s5s P@QRk @
cut Ii to 10 h. firm. 3ss 81. BACON-Cumberand
cut 2s 10. firm. SIS: short rib 16 TO n h. firm
long clear mlddles heavy 70 70 40 b fIIn 26s Sd
IA 70 16 lb firm, 36s Sd sH0UIDERs1sauare. Square II II
tierces irm SOS; American refined in pals Arm. 4os
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

COACHNAN- - Single. generally useful.
thoroughly understands care horses. hzr-
ness, carriages, lawns and general work
about private place: references. cOUltr-.
l. BOX 80. Tribune Uptown Once. 1864
Rroadway
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

GARDENER and superintendent, 80 sin
gle, Hss experience a. growing al kinds
fruit flowers. plants and vegetables IN
greenhouses and garden. also trees. shrub
berv lawns. cattle and stock well Up in
landscaps work 20 years manage = gen
( tIeman's place, qualified II handling help
-epsirs and matters ls general utility.
written and personal references PAUL is
East 4S-h 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Of4ice. No. 1864 Broadway, between 36th
ard 37th SITS. until O'Clock ,. N. Ad-
&(artfsenlerts received at the following
branch Offices AZ regular Office rates until
8 O'Clock D. n. viz: 26+ oth ave. :. :.
cor. 23d St; 153 6th ave. cor 18th st; 81
East I4th st % West 42d St. between
Tth and stb aves; a6S West l2Jth st. 1893
3d ave. between 7eth and 77th sts.: 1926
I'd ave. near 61st st; 170s lst ave, near
S9th St; 157 East 10Th St 100 fremont
g. 650 I'D ave and any American District
Telezraph office
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
RrJJIARD AND POOL TABLES.
HELP WANTED.
Males

BCOKK EEPERs.
rootkeeper ana stenOgrapher 20 take
charge of Southern Office Of well known hat
rr.arufarturers 81 200 to start BookEeepsr
and CHER with brewery; experience; 70 act
a. Office manager: 8, ,560-S1, $50
Hapgoods, 3o7 Broadway New 4orS Clty-
CANVASSERS.- S.-Experienced for news
pauer. salary 81 80 a day guaranteed
must be of clean habits and neat appear
ance Call between 10 and u, MT ChaFi-
ton Room 514. Tribune Building
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
Female

1ADv's ,TAID-One who can sew well.
dress hair. pack trunks and manicure
Amply in person, 5S3 Broad st, Newark.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
WORA WANTED.
Male

ELEVATOR RUNNER. &c-Co!ored man
as elevator runner in apartment building
or az porter. A Humphrey. 100 West 18th.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

COOK Competent ycUEs swedish woman
as cock. very capable and good maHagFr-
JussiIa Bureau $50 Iexiuz-cu ave
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

cook an Ia1nfr=ss- chambsrIsid a1t
waitress. TWO young Finnish girls, cour-
nv referred have good reference IUSsilsE
Ptlreau eSO Lexington ave-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

ENGINEER. Inspector Of italian sugar
fabrics and refine-ies for twenty-seven
years, understanding English. French and
German. seeks a good steady place IN
America. Schrappapietra Setttrl!o. Genoa.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

ENGLISHMAN. single educated ard trav-
eiled wishes any occupation after
evenings: highest reference, sociabls people
only; nav no object Address Stranger.
Box % Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
DRESSNAKING AND MILLINERY.

DkESSMAk1NG AND hILLINEhI-
DRESSMAKER- - Nine years: formerly
with Haas Brothers. New York, would
sew for d few refined families at own
homes: best work assured Frances, Trib-
uue Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway
DRESSMAKER AMI SEAMSTRESS in fam
ily BY days will cut fit and make skirts;
references A G Hall. 242 West 34th St
pRESSM MAKER. of p. Altman & Co; ex-
cslent filter. designer princess coats lat
est styles: experienced day or week; mod
crate Address Dress;naker, SO West l4sh.
DRESSM AKING Artistic dresses made;
latest imported styles: fl guaranteed
Stokes 252 West 18th st.
ORDERS TAKEN reduced rates this week;
material accepted: street or evening
gowns Louise 146 West 21st st
RrIJIARD AND POOL TABLES
of billiard and POOL ia
bles: high grade bowling alley buiiders.
lowest prices Marx Bros. n I MON square.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
AaIA

COOK BT-TI,ER-Japanese in family or
club long experience best references:
city. country. Yone. care isiey. ls5S
I'd ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

WAITRESS First class car tak~ butle-'s
place Understands wines AMI saials aat
-Ea care r. EfE- cHicL a13 silver. wages
szg 90 So. si.v or c-E--ry FIsNe~-y
bureau. ass Colu-abCs ave ToI 81 River.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
CARPET CLEANING.

n. 7. CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern
AIT AND 439 WEST 45TH ST.
Tel 4Se2-46a3 Bryant. Esta biished 1857.
" II. JORDAN. EDWIN LENTZ.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans by compressed air. steam hand or
C'CE & BRANDT. Tel 132-3sth.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

SCOTCH LADY Is ope- for en<sSeuis1- -
close an oU~E gl-y ana country 1o-sss.
~- as Srspe-i-t-nssI-e bouseke-re-. u-~xrer-
-i1rabIa rs-t1-rne-13-i7rs. q. care u
Hutchinson ego GrA ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

CDACH1IAE-L.ady wishes to recommend
cCaCEmaC who has been II SERVICE T fan
lily for q number ot years and leaves on
account Of death; thoroughly reliable IN
every particular, city or country. D. :,
100 West 43d ST
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

COACHLAN--Narr no family. stylish,
excellent city driver. eight years refer
ences from last employer. Absolutely sober.
honest. careful and always prompt Call
JIsI 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

OACFINAE .-TnSIishr-a-- thoroughly re
liable, references, also useful man. Fin
nisa- Just landed. willing. strong Ma
tkewson's Bureau. SO 5-h ave. near 4Ttn
81 Tel STs-Brya1t
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

FARM EANDS--Several good Swedish.
German and Polish farm workers; under
stand care cows. horses. etc: experienced
MattSwsons Bureau. SD 9th ave. 4Ith St
Tel 51S-Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

GARDENER manager on gentleman
place. understands the business IN all rs
branches. Address = :. T o. Box S.
RiIgedeId PARK y =
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

FARMER troren1an} BY middle aged mar
rfed man. As farmer au1 foreman wife
willing 20 board help good refsrsu-es- O.
FfeidlTu. Rock spring Road. STANFORD.
Corn
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

GARDENER Head. industrious capaols
grower flowers. fruit vegetables under
glass. outside highest references. English.
sI-gle. Charles Newton, II Prospect Place.
East 4lzt st
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

GARDENER thorough. practical.
working gardener; life experience in the
growing of flowers. fruits alf vegetables.
under glass and outdoors. general care and
management cL zertIe-aar's country pIace,
American ulaT-letl- TrS- class references
Address Frank Esa1 TarrFtoWu. y Y
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

GARDEN E,F. farm manager experienced
in all branches Of work CT a gentleman
estate. expert grower of vegetables fruits.
etc familiar with all farm crOus. under
stands care Of horses. cattle and all kfnds
machinery. American. married. one grown
daughter. best OF references C L. Cole.
%. William st. Port Chester y Y
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20
EeTn1ie

zem1is
CAPETAKER il private residence farslLiy
going % Europe o. ciCsarE house for
sumner. Scotch Protestant woman. per
solal references Agll-- 4'sl West JsI 81
CCNPANIOS-B an experienced invalid
nurse. as companion where re-ineE-lsar
and rfeli-v are tesiref.. cheerful. clIJ or
country. excellent references. Reliable %+s
Amsterdam ave
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

COMPANION widow. cultured de-
sires place where she may procure edr-
cation for her child; highest references sx-
changed Companion. Drawer 1-9o. Ne"
Haven. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

COOK -Rv Japanese: in small private
family. or entire charge bachelor city
or country good reference George. ll5
sands st- Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

HYDRAULIC ENGINEER and machi1ist
desires work where honesty and integrity
are wanted. competent 70 take charge as
erecting engineer OF construction work Ad-
dress Best Reference, Tribune Uptown
Office 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-20

HOTEL CLERK travelling man me-
chanic manager confidential man: does
not Claim to bA tack-of-alf-trades. nut
could make fair attempt. anything 10
keep going for living Robert ". Becton.
~ Spencer ave. Waterbury. Conn
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
shame

is not to have Bucklen's Arnica salve to
cure burns, sores, piles. cuts wounds and
ulcers. &c. For sale by Beaton Drug
company.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
20" FOR SALook KEEPERS
That Number of Indictment Re-
turned On Twenty-Third Day OF
Month by Grand Jury.

Twenty-three indictments on the twenty
third day of the month against saloon
keepers, druggists and keepers Of houses Of
i'll fame for alleged illegal sales OF liquor,
were returned by the county grand jury
yesterday. The saloon keepers were all
charged with selling liquor on Sunday; the
druggists with falling TO keep a register
for the recording Of liquor sales. and the
keepers of houses OF i'll fame, for selling
without a license. Some OF the Indictments
are against Omahans and some against
those operating saloons outside the city.
Among the druggists caught are, Preston
B. Myers of Myers-Dillon company, J. II.
Merchant and Frederick Arnold. George
McArdle, William Silk. Leon Levy, William
Hartman, William C. Paulsen, William
Burke, Mrs. L. Burke, Max Grim, Charles
Palmtag and Frank sauer are in the list
of saloon keepers.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
FIRST BARE PATED SOUL
Being a Little Dissertation on the
Pioneer Bald-Head.
NEW HAIR CROPS FOR OMAHAHS
Nebraska II in the Thick Of q Movement
Is Restoring to Prematurely
Gray Headed the Color Of Youth.

Just when the first bald-headed man
Travelled over the pike is net an event
chro nicled in the worlds history, Bald
ress with some people is hereditary
There's no more chance OF putting a new
crop of hair on bald heads OF that sort
than there Is 20 grow roses in a gravel pit
DR.. Mott. however, with his Q-ban Hair
RestoTer. has made It possible for thou
SAL de of bsld-headed men to stop the less
Of the hair that remains and to restore
to thousands Of others. hair that was lost
through seborrhcal eczema. The record OF
hair crops to the credit of this Q-ban Hair
Restorer is phenomenal. This is really a
wonderful preparation. 1t is not a hair
dye, but it acts as IL It was dipped from
tie Fountain Of Youth. Old. faded. gray
hair Is restored to the natural color of
earlier days.
This is no empty claim. 1t is backed up
by a guarantee as good as money IN the
bank. II three bottles Of DR.. Motifs Q-ban
Hair Restorer-used as directed-do not
restore color to hair so treated. and drug
gists of whom you bought the magical
preparation will give you back every cent
you paid for 1t. One bottle can be had free.
These druggists are not philanthrophists
They are fortified in this offer by the great
Tennessee house Of HesiS-Ellis Co., Mem
phis, who control all the valuable formulas
of DR.. Mott. whose triUmphs in medical
science are part of the story of the South.
DR.. Motifs Q-ban Hair R~estorer will not
only restore natural color to hair, but is
guaranteed to enable you to keep the hair
you have and provide you with a lovely,
luxuriant, silken head of hair.
1t is a delightful hair dresslng-a mes,
valuable addition to ~anybody's toilet
woman or man-and can be had on your.
money-back-plan at The Myers-Dillon Drug
Co. drug store.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
Don't Suffer Another Moment with a
Weak Stomach as Relief Is
& Waiting.

If what you just ate is souring on your
stomach or lies like a lump OF lead, re-
using TO digest, or you belch Gas and
Eructate sour. u~ndigested food or ave a
feeling of Dizziness. Heartburn. FULL
ness, Nausea, Bad taste in mouth and
stomach headache-this Is Indigestion.
A fun case OF Pape's Diapepsin costs
only SO cents and will thoroughly cure
the worst case of Dyspepsia, and leave
sufficient about the house in case some
one else In the family may suffer from
tomac trouble or Indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to show you the
formula plainly printed on these 50-cent
cases, then you will understand why
Dyspeptic troubles OF all kinds must go,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
BOY BURGLAR NOT NORMAL
Physician Whose House Ralph Neville
Entered Says Youth Weak
Headed.

Judge, / think / was off in my head,
l must have been dingy when / did It,"
This was the explanation made by Ralph
Neville, an 1s-year-old boy, to Judge Sears
as to why he entered the houses Of Victor
B. Gould and DR.. c. A. Hull. He pleaded
guilty to a burglary charge, but Insisted
he was not in his right mind wnen be en-
tered the houses. He was caught by DR..
Hull, who returned home from Denver to
find him occupying his house alone, In
his coat were a bottle of chloroform and ar
ammonia gun. DR.. Hull said he did not con-
slider the boy quite normal mentally and
Judge Sears decided to investigate the case
before sentencing him.