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For Sale CE7eapS

1000, geo fest good new and secomd-
hanG LUMBER Of all kinds. Doors.
Windows, Plumbing Goods, every
thing necessary 70 bald q house with.
Cal with estlmaeeS.
j. G. RUEL. 1887 'e eSss9 Es1AA"o
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MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED-At once, an ex-
perienced grocery clerk
who has had some expert
ence in cutting meats; steady
position and good wages.
w. r. Diamond, East Chica
go, Ind. 8-a
WANTED-Two gentlemen for room
and board; all modern conveniences
Cali 684 Summer st, upstairs. 60
WANTED-Young men to learn auto
mobile business by mail AID prepare
Tor position as chauneur& and repair
men. We make you expert in ten weeks;
assist YOU to secure position. Pay big
work pleasant; demand for men great;
reasonable; write for particulars and
sample lesson. Empire Automobile In
stitute, Rochester. y. Y. Ga
WANTED Competent car
carpenters and builders on
new and repair freight car
work. Fitzhugh-Luther Co.
WANTED-CoupIe of respectable men
to board and room in private family
28s Oakley ave.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. gas for light
and cooking. Call 709 Summer St 9-3
FOR RENT-Furnished room with all
mod. conveniences; gentleman prefer
red. board convenient. Ad II NJ. Times
FOR RENT-Furnishe room: near
public library. to young lady only
price reasonable. Ad. so Hamlin st. SO
FOR RENT 4-room cot
tage east of Calumet ave.
on .Plummer. Inquire Ma
tional Shore Store, 800 East
State st. SO
FOR RENT-Best saloon in Indiana
Harbor, adjoining Inland steel mill
Apply 3110 Block ave, Ind. Harbor. 3-6
FOR RENT-Flats. $50: modern GarT
Brokerage & Insurance Agency. Rey-
nolds bldg. Gary SIT
MAIL MESSENGER WANTED
Bids will he received by the post
office at Hammond for the carrying Of
the mail pouches between the Monon
depot and the postof6ce. The bids will
be received up until Oct. %. Apply to
William H. Gostlin, postmaster. i5-tf
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FOR SALE-Square dining table, good
feather beds 255 State Line St, down
stairs. go
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL-Co to -Bohnson's studio
and have a Thanks giving photo tax
en-. Two artists in attendance Open all
day
JOHNSON'S STUDIO has secured a fine
artist of national renown. Doors open
from a. m. to p. m. Also Tuesday
and Saturday evening open till O'Clock
Open Sunday. 344 ;. Holman St
HAVE YOUR WINDOWS AND DOOPS
put in shape for winter by nxing
them with all metal weather strips. an
makes, better and cheaper than storm
sash. Call J. E. Howell. S27 Truman
ave; phone 1924. 23tf
WANTED-You to know E r Johns
ton, 313 Hammond bldg Hammond
Ind, is district manager for the North
ives tern Mutual Life Insurance Co FOR
Lal :. Jasper and Newton counties
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FOR SALE-Fine buggy horse; cheap
If taken at once. Inquire of John Ur-
ban. 23d st. and Mich. ave. Gary. So
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| FOR SALE-6-room fat at 44-154th
state line. go
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FOR SALE-Horse. milk wagon and
harness, cheap; an in good shape 635
indiana blvd, Whiting, Ind. S-2w
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FOR SALE-Home bakery which has
me trade, with lunchroom; bargain
II taken at once. Address 267 South
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Soft coal heater in good
condition. 436 Sibley st. 90
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FEM ALEHELP WANTED

WANTED Salesladies ex-
perienced in the cloak and
fur business who can com
mand high salary. Apply in
writing, stating past expert
ence. Morris A. Dobson, 203-
205 S. Holman st. SO
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FOR SALE-Good store ana nat build
ing at Grant Park. Ill, town OF
ABOUT Loo - miles south of Chicago;
good location for restaurant. Address
w c. Curtis. Whiting. Ind. 2Stf
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Bids will he received. by the post
Office at Hammond for the carrying Of
the mail pouches between the Monon
depot and the postoffce. The bids will
William H Gostlin, postmaster. i5-tf
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FOR RENT-Best saloon in Indiana
Harbor: adjoining Inland steel mill.
Apply 3110 Block ave, Ind. Harbor 3-6
FOR RENT-Flats. $50: modern. 0arv
Brokerage & Insurance Agency. Rey-
nolds bldg. Gary S-tf
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FOR SALE-Saloon and boarding house.
corner Euclid and Michig gan ayes In
diana Harbor, or would rent boarding
mousse alone has Is boarders. 9-tt
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! WANTED-Two gentlemen for room
/ and board, all modern conveniences
| can 654 Summer st, upstairs Go
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WANTED-Competent car
carpenters and builders on
new and repair freight car
work. Fitzhugh-Luther Co.

WANTED-Couple of respectable men
to board and room in private family.
239 Oakley ave.
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FOR SALE-Cheap. good delivery
morse. Cali at garage, 9Th and Massa
chuetts. Gary. Ind. 14-tf
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| Will not be responsible for any bills
or debts contracted by any one other
than myself. JOHN j. KOCK.
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Value = Fair Treatment = and a SQUARE
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FOR RENT-Furnished room: near
public library. to young lady only
price reasonable. Ad. so Hamlin st. S-S
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-3 nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping: gas for lighi
and cooking. Call 709 Summer St o.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

By Charles w. Ames,
Deputy Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19

ready numerous merchants have been obliged TO
send out agents to the provinces with ready cash
TO obtain supplies The banks are Withholding
payment on checks in the absence of advices
from their correspondents, and prices at the
stores are soaring.
so far there has been no rioting. although q
large body OF strikers gathered at the central
telegraph station to-day. When they found that
the authorities had company of infantry in
readiness In rooms adjoining the main offices
they left the building without creating any dis
turbance. The real element of danger is to be
found In the threats OF the General Confedera-
ton Of Labor which is a purely revolutionary
organization. and the railroad unions TO declare
sympathetic strikes
London. March 1S.-The postoffice authorities
are trying TO arrange wireless telegraphy
vice between London and Paris, with the object
OF relieving the congestion due to the strike OF
the French telegraph and postal employees. The
delay in the transmission Of messages is causing
heavy losses to business interests There is a
powerful wireless station at Clifden, which, It
is said. could carry regular communication
with the Eiffel Tower station.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
"TOO DRASTIC SCH W AB.
Sans Labor VII Pay Cost of Tariff
Reduction.

Detroit March 1s.-"Ths Payne tariff bill Is too
drastic: the iron and steel schedules should not
have been altered" declared Charles NJ Sch~ao
I'm an interview here to-day
Labor will find itself adjusted TO the changed
schedules" he continued The only cost that
enters into manufacture Is the cost OF labor He-
move the protection from steel, and you reduce
the status Of the laborer. In European steel mills
women wheel the coke We can compete with the
world on this basis too II IS all a question OF
Dor In the end. No. do not mean that the tar1rr
should be raised II should be left az 1t is
Then you do not agree with your friend M
Carnegfe:' he was asked.
Mr. Carnegie was Ike q father TO me. will
not take issue with him on any question replied
Mr.. Schwab
Speaking AZ the monthly luncheon OF the De
troit Board OF Commerce this afternoon. Mr.
Schwab declared that the present cutting OF
prices in the steel industry would not be OF long
duration or OF great moment. He predicted that
I'm ten wears the consumption Of steel in this coun-
try which in l917 was 100000 tons. would reach
90 oooOO tons The manufacture Of steel cars had
only begun he said and the building OF steel ships
had not even made a beginning, In view OF what
no said may be expected when the next Congress
has acted upon the question OF ship subsidy IL
takes nearly 900 or steel rails day. said MI
scbvab merely to replace wornout rails
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
FOR HIGHER DUTY STILL.
Ithographcrs Want Postcard I'M
DOrfatiOn CHt DOzcn.

The provisions IN the tariff revision bill now be
fore the House of Representatives. II was said
Yesterday as far as the photographic trade Is con
cerned are not so satisfactory as both employers
and eiuploves wished for Complaints have been
made for long time that the volume Of Foreign
work arriving here had been increasing. A COM
,nittee Of employing photographers has been ast-
tating for higher duty
The increase OF duty provided under the ne"
tariff bill it is said is not enough 10 make mucn
difference in foreign competition. especially IN
picture postcards. many millions of which are i'm
ported every year. The unions in the trade have
indorsed the agitation for higher duties l.. r."
EttIinger of the American LithOgraphic Company
18th street and Fourth avenue, said last evening
Il do not know what our committee VIII 90, II
ANYTHING The duties pay some OF the I'M
ported material are very high. and We wanted 70
have the duty on manufactured work high enough
for us 10 compete with the foreign finished product
As far as the picture postal cards are concerned
the increase in the duty ia small that do not
believe II will lessen by card their importation
on account Of the low wages and the hgh pur-
chasing power Of money in the countries where
they are made
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
IMPORTERS PROTEST.
Sag Proposed Tariff Bill WW Hurt
Trade ,citR France.

Thirty thousand citizens OF France, for the most
part exporters OF eGlhle and drinkabe luXuries 70
the United States. through their representatives.
trained a bro7dsde last night on Congressman
Payne's new tariff schedule. The tentative attack
was made at a dinner of lie Section du New YORK
du Comlte Republican, du Commerce de Tlndustrie
e. de TAgriculture attended by sixty members, al
the Cafe Martin As Mr.. Paynes new schedule
proposes general increase of duties on imported
luxuries It was matter Of grave concern 10 Ihe
section and the chief topic of discussion
The only member of the New York section not
essentially Frenchman is Frank C. Higgins cnalr-
man of the press committee. He said:
n the reformers of the tariff do, as they
threaten revise the Dingley tariff so that only the
luxUries of life will be affected. this organ
of which thirty thousand manufacturers, Wiz VIZ
growers. agricultursts and business men
are members in France, will not remain lult. ne
will be materially affected by the proposed
and the American public may rest assuIe3u q tl,. 5
these thirty thousand will not sit sUpne!y oy anu
watch the threatened increases put INTO Iesai
effect.
A We'll, importer. said that Section oil the
Payne bill, proposing a maximum and minimum
tariff would work untold hardship TO every I'M
porter II enacted
J. H. Vernon said that IL the proposed increaseo
schedule on luxuries is adopted naturahy 'hefe
will be reprisals in France"
President Parouteaud. in introducing the speak
ers urged the organization of French oodro OIL
trade in this city. He hoped, re said 10 increase
,ba trade of France with the United states TO
volume equal To that between Germany and the
Tinted States
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
SPEAKER GIVES GIRL HONOR MEDAL.
Says Heroism Like Miss McCann's in Slocum
Disaster Shows World Is All Right.
( From The Tribune Bureau

Washington March IS-The Speaker forgot his
legislative duties long enough this morning 20 pre-
sent 10 Miss Mary McCann, student at the Flor
ence Crittenton School for Nurses. the medal OF
honor awarded her by Congress for heroism-
At the time OF the General Slocum disaster Miss
McCann, then only fourteen years old was pa
tIent in a hospital North Brother Island. and
although weak with illness she saved the lives Of
nine children who had jumped or been thrown
from the deck OF the burning steamer. The medal
she received to-day would have been presented
sooner had Representative Goulden, Of New York.
been able TO find her whereabouts To-day in the
Speakers room he related the heroic conduct OF
the girl Mr.. Cannon and some three dozen
friends Of the young woman, who had gathered
10 witness the presentation. It had been the in
tentfon Of Vice President Sherman 10 be present.
but he was called OF the city last night and
sent pretty tribute Miss McCann in a letter
10 Mr.. Cfouden
After hearing the recital the Speaker presented
the medal and congratulated the young woman In
a short speech the closing words of which were
America is all right: the world is all right; the
heFoisrn Of and women like Unto you but en-
phaszes that fact May your tribe Increase
At the close Of the presentation ceremonies the
iron dn<e Of American politics took the girls face
between his hands and kissed her.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
LITTLE OPPOSITION TO TAX ON TEA.
Large Importers Here Indifferent as TO
Whether Tariff Is Levied

There will not be united opposition 70 the pro
posed duty OF eight cents pound on Yea "teI lIa'
- - +ta nov schedule is considered at Wash
Inrtou Carter Macy & Co Of No az Pearl street
who import about one-third Of all the tea used IN
this country are Indifferent TO whether DUTY
e. Levied or not 4 representative OF the hrm said
Yesterday that the reports that there would ne no
revenue from imports for over year were not e1-
acr II was said that there IS little reserve stock
- ba,d NOW and that consguments OF the new
crops would begin TO arrive after MAY l. thus Civ
ing the government the advantage at once OF rev
eDua from the new tax
Alexander T LaughIin. OF the Militken-Iomiln-
son t.on,pany Of Portland, Me. was IN the CITY
,.os,ar5a, an his way home from Washington. tie
said that ne believed that the duty on yea h'sH, Ue
Iiia+eI II n was found that the revised schedule
would furnish the revenue required II not the
d,t, he believed. would stand. and tax put on
coffee. ,.
The imports Of tea last year amounted to 9+l49.-
~ mounds which. taxed az eight cents pound
would have yielded revenue or S.9Sl'So' Z M
orters believe that there would be little II any ue
r-ease in consumption IL a duty we're imposed
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
SENATES TARIFF PLANS.
Finance Committee to Discuss Sched-
ules at Daily Meetings.
rFrom The Tribune Bureau.I

washington March 1s-senatOrs AIdrich Bur
rows Hale and Penrose. the Republican members
OF the Senate Committee Finance. were in con-
ference for two hours to-day on the Payne tarin
blu. II decided TO take up the bill by sched-
ues in the order in which they appear and to hold
daily meetings for this purpose AS has been mere
tofore announced in these dispatches. the Finance
Committee will hold public hearings on the bill
Government and other experts will be called In
from time to time to give special Information re-
gardng particular paragraphs
One OF the Senators named said to-day that the
committee was deeply interested in the new ad-
rnnistrativs features Of the customs law proposed
the Payne bill 1t will not be surprising If the
Finance Committee changes the phraseology OF the
amendment which the Payne bill adds to Section
IL The Dingley act authorizes appraising Officers
in determining the dutiable value OF certain mer-
chandss to take into consideration the wholesale
selling price IN this country. Under the amend
ment proposed BY Mr.. Payne duttaole articles
which have home market are not in any case
10 be appraised at than the wholesale price IN
this country. 1t is doubtful If the Senate commit
tee will be willing to go this far
Some members Of the committee doubt the prac-
tica abilitv OF making the American wholesale price
the sole test. 1t has been suggested that in leu
OF the provision in the Dingley act giving the
apprasing officers permission to take Into account
the wholesale price in this market the Senate CON-
mittee may suggest mandatory language 10 colnpe'
officers at ports of entry to regard the wholesale
price a important element IN determining
values for customs purposes.
Little progress the schedules will be MADE oy
the Finance Committee until the vacancies on tnaC
committee are filled. It expected that the ne"
members Of this committee would be announced u
the Senate tomorrow. full agreement on iHo
Senate standing committees has not been reacneo'
however. and II IS possible that Senator Alorcn
may not be ready submit a report from 'hs
Committee on Committees before Monday A sen
ator the Democratic Steering Conlihi'te
Tonight that il was his understanding tnat the
membership OF the Senate Finance Commlttee
would be increased by only one member 10 %
annointed from the majority side of the Senate
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
KERENS PERSONA GR4TA.
Would Be accepted by Austria as
american Enron.
From The Tribune Bureau. !

Washington. March 1S.-The administration is
seriously considering appointing Colonel Richard
{. Rerens as Ambassador to Austria II developed
To-day, through cable advices from Vienna, that
inquiry had already been made by the State
Department as to Colonel Kerens's acceptability.
and that the reply had been received that Colonel
Kerens was acceptable TO the Austrian government.
The name of Colonel Kerens urged upon the
administration Immediately after tha accession Of
Mr.. Taft TO the Presidency. He has the backing
OF number OF Eastern Senators and considerable
business influence. IT is understood that leading
Missourians. including Senator Warner and Walter
Dickey. chairman OF the Republican State Com
mittee. were sounded TO his acceptabty. and
indicated a willingness 10 have him appointed and
charged against the state.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
JAPANESE BOYCOTT IN HONG KONG.
Occupation of Islands the Cause-Chinese
Cruisers to Take Hand

HONG Kong, March ls-Certain Chinese residents
Of Hong Kong have entered on revival OF the
bo,-cott against Japanese and are showing intense
feeling against the japanese because the latter
gradually occupying Pratas Island. about midway
between this port and the Philippine group. and are
working the deposits of guano, which, 1t is said
are richer than those along the coast of Peru II
&c reported also that the Japanese are invading
paracels Islands a hundred and fifty miles east
Of AMMAN in the China Sea, and two cruisers Of
the Chinese navy are getting ready in Hong
Kong for a visit TO that group.
The Viceroy at Canton has prohibited the press
from commenting on the matter. for fear that in
hamrnatory articles might incte outbreak
against the Japanese.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
UNPOPULAR IN PHILIPPINES.
Limitations on Sugar and Tobacco Considered
Unfair-Protests Likely.

Manila March is,-The PAYNE tariff bin has
been unsavorably received here. because OF the
limit ,tions pIaced on sugar and tobacco II IS
tf, =, ,bera "a 70 he an unrestricted admission OF
American products TO the Philippines it is only
fat, IN admit Filipino products free 10 America
\ nroninent merchant here said:
,rra-s fs no danger the isanIs producing
.,o,igh sugar aud tobacco 10 iujure the American
1innfsrs Tor the natural increase in consumption
ttrara y,ouId easily and quickly absorb any in
craase here The inevitable effect OF the passage
- tb,s bill will be to discourage and retard de
U,aronTnent already retarded many years by the
failure OF Congress to do justice to these Islands
II Is expected that the commercial bodies of the
irards will cable protests against the proposals in
r. PayDe bill which considered objectionable
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
BENNET BILL FOR PENNY POSTAGE.
Representative Also Submits Parcels Post and
Mail Insurance Measure.

Washington, March 1s.-One-cent postage Is pro
vided for in r. bill which Representative Bennett, Of
New York, has introduced. The measure provides
that beginning January l. 1910, the rate Of postage
on all letters mailed within the United States for
domestic points. including drop letters shall be
one cent fraction thereof
Another bill introduced by Mr.. Bennet provides
for the consolidation OF third and fourth class mail
matter under the title merchandise for the eB-
tebishment Of parcels post and for the insurance
Of all mail matter against loss or damage.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
LIBERIA COMMISSIONERS CHOSEN.
Messrs. Ogden, Shuster and Scott-Last
Named Is DR. Washington's Secretary.

Washington. March 1s.-The commission which
this government will send Liberia TO investigate
the conditions there, with view 10 recommending
8 possible Improvement In the management OF that
government Will be composed 1t was announced
today OF Robert c. ogden. Of New York; Em-
NETT J. Scott secretary TO Booker T Washington.
and II. Morgan Shuster, Of this city 1t was at
first intended appoint DR.. Washington a mem
Der Of the commission.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-19
CASTRO TO DODGE LA GUAYRA.
Will Stay at Port of Spain and Await Devel-
opments

Dresden. March 1.-E1-PresIdent Castro Of
Venezuela has given up going direct to La Guayra
yielding the wishes of his family He will leave
the steamer GaudeiouIe. which sails
March Is from Bordeaux, at Port of Spain, Trini-
dad where he will take up his residence tempo
rarily at least. At Port OF Spain he will await
news from his friends in Venezuela and determine
what his course shall be.