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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour inactive and
,,-ices were easier. with buyers insisting upon
M concession. Spring patents. >" -'dS' ~;
winter s;TaIghts 81 20aSi 20 winter patents.
=. eg,,si a. sDrine clears 81 3GEs4 80. extra No
I r-irter 81 500 . so. extra No : winter 81 Boa
e. 20 Kansas straights 81 Io1&4 50 RYE
1T ORR Firm Fair 20 good. $+HSi -. choice
- en-, q 25GS4 40. BUCkWHEAT FLOUR
SS.aaC,,- liIn dried. 81 %. BAGMEAL-F Fine
$500 $500 md ,-eIlou. 81 IJGSl -; coarse. 81 100
s,is FFF-ID-Ouoted, Western spring. ST. 10
SS93 - standard middling, $24 10, -four do,
60 'gsa1 30 sacks. mlddlng. SOD 25a$30: red
So1 sac hominy chop. 81 bulk. So 70 sacks;
oiIIneal $50 30dS3i-
ppoVrsrONS-Quiet. but steady 20 firm, in
- Gee Of a decline Of 10 10 points in the
M M T1ark4t Offerings small. PORK
s &C eo short clear So q S23 30. BEEF
80 s45dSi5 80. family, $40 $50. packet.
81 <sI-s extra India mess s3i q s3l 30.
pFEE- II ms 81 d So. DRESSED HOGS
Eag-, bacons I2%c; $50 ID, l25se. 100 10.
H. lao 10. 18hc. pigs l37sc CIT
~ a. &C. - 10. f6c: Il ID. l5c. Picked
bar,s' - MIA C. TALLOW-BarelY steady.
rft, ~ country - a 5 i e.. tARD--f'lrm-
Middle West. 2.25 a l235c: city steady l2c;
renned nrn: South America go i'-oo % ont
neni 13c. Brazil kegs 64e' compound
I1s aIec. cfry lard, II y n l4c
sTGAR-Redned dun and l1W 20 points
r,,v--r An reaUers were quoting efahdlaled al
A So. NOS loss I Der cent Tor cash. IT Us stated
mar American sugar held abroad ls uHereu Tor
- ir,,ent a. soc net. Jess ! ser cent Beet
s,,s..1 "a andop was iad lower with oct Der
- s-1,,o1-frr al IS 3tsdi May, % Raw here
ami ana nominal Centrifugal 80 test $500;
r1uscovado 50 test. $500, m"iasseA sugar ~
test. ; o5c u is understood that sugars are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
PLACE BIG CHINESE LOAN
American Syndicate Closes
s50.OOO.OOO Transaction.

>-sro-ia+ions have been practically COM
.,o-ad for loan OF Sa0oo0.0o0 20 the Oni-
.,osa government by the American DaiiAl-- '.
.,.,5iea.a formed IN the summer OF L'O'
-,f.ll the object OF supplying capltaI 1o' ''e
,s.,-a.oprlent OF China. The synui0a'
which is made I'D or 7. 2 Morgan q %
7-,,n Loeb & Co. the National Ci1S b'Sll'A
80 the First National Bank. SOUGHT al tlle
o,--set 70 obtain participation II me sSO'-
600 s..e loan which English, French '-hu Ger
man bankers had arranged 70 lii4Ae 70 INC
l-ri-ese government for building the Han
lzou-Szechuen Railway
AFTER long negotiations N Nhlch me
$500, bankers were represented oy
- p ravtsor- Of J. 2. Morgan 4 Co.
- -x-,I7.-s n straight. now the agent OF
- ---ztr..o -, the Far East and formerly
-, C..,,,o-sl Of the United States at
-r.-.,-s an agreement was signed in
-. :. Nav under which the bankers OF
- so-- countries were 70 participate
...,3, An the loan. The Chinese govern
-, however. reserved 10 itself the right
= refuse 70 accept this loan II it could
-s,se sufficient funds at home, and the loan
l,sr not YET been brought out.
The 80 oo0. noe loan just arranged Is en-
.i-alv distinct from the Hankou-Szechuen
loan It's proceeds viii be used in reform
.re The Chinese currency and in forwarding
ne industrial development Of the empire
70 meet the loan the Chinese government
al make an issue OF S5o.000.eeo forty-f1ve-
year rer cent bonds. which viii be taken
br ne syndicate At a price said TO be about
q although this and various other details
have not vet been finally settled.
Il Is understood that the syndicate ex-
r.e-rs 20 place the entire issue in the
T-ri-e5 States although II is possible that
-s-t may be allotted To Europe, in which
case the required portion viii he II pounds
sterling
The agreement with the Chinese govern
--er- was signed in Picking on Thursday by
daniel A Nznocai Of the international
banking Corporation. II behalf Of M
Straight. VINO conducted the negotiations
uf-A nat government and has recently
been IN This country. having sailed from
Yen York on Tuesday on his way back 10
srina-
Just how soon the many details connect
- with the loan viii DC completed and the
formal edicf OF the Chinese government
issued is not known hero. and accordingly
IRE date Of bringing out the bonds cannot
get Be assigned As a result Of this imam
cisl operation. II Is expected. q highly i'm
ro-tant market VIII be opened in China Tor
American manufactures Of many sorts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
WONT FIGHT RATLRoAD LAW

Washington, oct S.-Interstate Com
uerce Commission officials here do not be
Aeye thar The railroads contemplate any
~ aston OF the new railroad law i is their
opinion that railroad arrangements feel that
~ UpsetJing OF the present law might re-
suit lu Tar more radical legislation. and
l.al instead % an attack on the law the
railroads would be more dtsnosed ., ,,5er-
~ the courts 10 any orders or acts Of the
commission in execution and enforcement
q me law IN regard 10 such orders as
-tl2H- ne deemed by the railroads TO be Cd
iressiTe or unconstitutional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
A CORPORATION LAW RULING
Companies Organized Under L Can [
Do Mortgage Loan Business.

albany Oct. accompanies organized
under +he business or general corporation
law cannot Go the business that a mortgage
loan and investment company is permitted
IN do under the banking laW, according to
au cpinion to-day bv Attorney General
offsllez. He further holds that companies
doing "a mortgage loan and investment
business without Incorporating under the
-nsnk-uE Laws are subject TO a suit annul-
ling their corporate existence
Ny q Malley rules that the state Su-
-e--lreDcer- OF Banks has discretion TO de-
cline 70 approve the incorporation Of A
mortgage loan and investment company
~rtch purposes 10 do 4 second mortgage
BUSINESS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
RAILROAD NOTES FOR PARIS
Michigan Central Sells a s10,000,Oo0
Issue There.

? Morgan & co. announced yesterday
shat the Michigan Central Railroad Com
-7a7- had sold 81 900Gl0 francs ,SeGo,-
eao issue of one-T-esr AZ Per cent notes 70
MORAN Ha-1es & Co. Of Paris. The price
p which the nores viii be offered 70 the
r8blic was not given. Il was reported last
week that the Michigan Central was nego-
hating the sale Of an issue Of notes IN
Paris. but the -Irnor could not be con-
F-7es a. that time.
This Is the ONLY issue II notes that the
-os1 has outstanding The last preceding
sale of securities hy the company was in
June Isle. and consisted of S17.56+. mo- 1 rer
cent twentv-vesr dehenture bonds, being
The unsold portion Of a s55.ooo,0oo issue au-
-ro-ized IN April 1913 Part Of the pro
cee5S Of this last sale # debentures was
used 70 retire sleooo0eo 3 per cent notes due
February Ct this year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
TO SELL TENNESSEE COPPER.

The Tennessee Copper Company. it was
learned yesterday, has entered into a ten
year contract with the American Smelling
& Refining Co. under which the latter will
sell its output amounting to about Il, oo0. 900
pounds OF copper a year. Heretofore the
United States Metals Selling Company has
handled the output Of the Tennessee com
pany. n connection with the change it is
said that the Guggenheim interests have
purchased something under 10000 shares
Of Tennessee Copper Company stock. Con
troll, however, still remains in the hands
Of the Lewisohus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River Oct 2S.-Sales in the print clot1
market for the week estimated az lSoUVP.
Tisces Trading has been OF light order. DIS
tribrtious being in small Quantities Tor dstlF-
cries for the next two three months Buys gs
.sasa5 to interest themselves 20 a certain ds-
s--ea but the mills are not making any con
SESSIONS full prices being asked Following
are rrfces- sS-iuch, 64 squares. 81 &C; 2S-tnch.
81 bv so 2asc. 3Sta-inch. "a squares. 5@sc- %
inch IS by -, sac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
RUSSO CHINESE BANK. ABSORBED

The Russo-Chinese Bank. the cashier Of
the local branch Of which. Erwin Wider,
was found last July 10 have robbed II Of
securities valued at more than $4,000, has
been absorbed, II Is announced, BY the
Banque du Nord. a French institution con-
tr0lled by the Socists Generate. The
BanQue du Nord and the Russo-C hinese
Bank VIII be merged as the Banque Russo
AsiatiCue, which will be represented in
this country by Ladenburg, Thalmann q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
INTERIOR RECEIPTs.
SEABOARD CLEARANCEs


tOTION-NerVOuS and unSe tiled hut less
alive and futuations much less violent. The
market received good support on declines. and
while last prices were from to 10 points under
the fnal Of Thursday. the was steady.
The market opened steady at an advance of
lGI points the cold weather news and steady
cables Realizing Immediately became heavy and
prices worked on until active months showed
net loss of about 15d1S points During the af-
ternoon prices rallied to a shade over the clos
ing figures Of last night. There was a renewal
Of realizing in the last few minutes and the
market eased of. with October relatively weak
Weekly movement figures: Port receipts, 331, 1sS
bales against 40, 464 last year. overland to
mills and Canada. 39.3t7 bales. against 3l.2O1
last year. southern mill rakings. estimated
s.. COO bales. against s. 600 last wear. gain OF
stocks interior towns, 74.34I bales, against
-. 609 last year brought into sight for the
week. $50 S46 bales against 80. pa last year
Total crop movement Port receipts. 2.5l9. 49,
bales 1851 added receipts season.. against :. S22-
023 last season. overland to mills and Canada.
&5.043 bales. against IoJ. 500 last year. south
ern mill takinEs. 100000 bales. against 30 600
last year; stock at interior towns in excess OF
September, 49,. I23 bales. agalnst 3S4 81 last
year; brought INTO sight thus far for season.
3 z97. T6l bales against .. S}S, 499 last year The
total crop is for ffty-eight days this season.
against 80 days last season. Local contract
UTiCcS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. oct. 2S-Wheat parted company with
other staples to-day. and closed sc TO 1c lower
than last night. while corn scored gain of &C
60 q csc; oats. Iso 20 &c. and provisions
shade TO ITlec. Big world shipments IN sight
were what allied wheat. short sellers showed
little fear. and there plainly a severe de-
pleting % the ranks Of the bulls. No search
light needed TO End the reason World ship
ments Of wheat promised 70 reach almost IS
600 600 bushels this week against l., 500 600 last
week and IA So. 0Oo year ago Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
KING OUT OF HUDSON TUNNELS

r. " King has resigned as secretary Of
e hudson q Manhattan Railway Co. and
p" imam LFer1eL- IT.. formerly assistant
secretary mas been appointed to succeed
-lili Last week Mr. KING resigned a. Z
director OF the company and Lewis /
-aiHe- president OF the American Ex-
'hange Natl1na! Bank was elected in his
Pie't - was salu that Mr. King had only
neen ming d temporary vacancy in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
INCREASE IN IMPORTS

Washington, oct. Supports Of the
7i1ed States for the nine months ended
with September. 1870 aggregated in value
F---.4 40 o00 as compared with s.. 06s so. 900
for rhe corresponding period Of 1909
Tire greatest IUpOrrstions for the nine
onths Of 1910 were sugar. s103. 100 go, crude
iDdia rubber. S7s.soG.eso, hides and skins,
so 800 090 and coffee, s45.300Ogo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
HEPBURN SUCCEEDS J. E. SIMMONS

A. Barton Hepburn. president Of the
Chase National Bank, has been unani-
mously nominated by the executive COM
rnirtee of the Chamber Of Commerce as
president Of the Chamber. to succeed the
late ]. Edward Simmons. Mr.. Hepburn VIII
be elected at the coming meeting, 10 be
held earIE next mOnIn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON STATISTICS

Liverpool OCT. 2s-The following are ths
weekly cotton statistics Imports. AL Kinds.
1G0 600 bales. imports. American. us coo.
stock all kinds $4,000, stock. American.
s..,,. 600. American forwarded. $1,000, total
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows Yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. compared
with Thursdays;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
HOTELslATHE ERlTisHISlEs

SHANkLIN-LSLE OF WIGHT.
HOLLIER'S sHANKLIN HOTEL Flee. Light
Tariffs Of the Hotels and full particulars as
to routes may be had a the European Offices
Of The Tribune" at Danes Inn House, e65
Strand Overlooking Aidwych and Kingswsy),
London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

spot quiet and unchanged at 14-7Jc for mid
ding upland and l5C for mIddilng Gulf. deltY-
cred on contract. 900 bales Liverpool cables
SPOT. moderate demand. sales, 200 bales. specu-
lation and export, 500. American, COCO I'm
ports. 81. COO. all American. Mddlins upland,
: I'D. Futures opened steady / 10 , points
advance Closed barely steady at a net decline
Of = to 3 points, October go I'D; October
November 75Td: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100 I'D.
Deem ber-Jauuary sod. January-FeDruary.
50I1d. February March. 7.51d. March-April and
Auril-Nlav T-5liad. May-June, T.52l I'D June
July, 7.5ld: July-August 7.49d.
COFFEE-Prices for the day advanced 20 a
y unints with sales Of 10000 bags. The ad-
--snra carried most Of the active position above
the 90 mark which represented a sharp recovery
from the recent decline and sent prices very
ccse To the high point of the season. which
recorded in september. Havre was q francs
higher and Hamburg advanced = pfennig- The
snail stocks in America. 4 large amount OF
which is either ValOriZatOu coffee or coffee held
~ free coffee unusually small stocks in Santos
a.. large amounting to 29l4 900 bags. nut San
fos II not disposed 10 sell and hrm offers are
again higher spot firm with Rio No quoted
AT l0hc Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished BY Van scaaicE & CO.. No Wall
street1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
NEW YORK PRICES.

Wheat: Open. High. Low. Close. cay.
May. o5ss o57s I o5ir 1 O5l- / O6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

The following petitions in bankruptcy
E-ie -led iu the United States District
Court yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29

y,-t.t, roarlFpf P4BIfI- 1N'TI INldIIUn :
Tsl-1gsatg SPROUTS irmeT for fancy. Carrots
100 f-abbages steady Caulifowers a Httie
go Elephants higher, Lima beans
+t.aav Good lettuce scarce Mushrooms
500 zinc onions fru. Green peppers
49, Verv few peas coming. spinach sell
,- ueu String beans. when fancy. higher
,I-tcls fruler POTATOES Maine. bag,
e. - al 10. bulk. $50 10. 81 25WSl 70, Long
Island. hes 81 5o@S2 bulk $50 H. 81 100
e - 81 55. Jersey round. bag. 81 soc 81 ~:
80, - e En- 5oG4st so: SWEET POTATOES. south
am hhI I5clGS1 -, Jersey. double head bhi
=, 81 -. omen head bbls, 81 - q 81 30.
$3.50 ~ al IA 75c: BRUSSELS SPROUTS. quart.
4o'Iar. BETS. 100 punches. 81 j0M 81, CAR
B0TS hi or bag, S1uSl so. state. l00-lb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

"F b. n o b a1oat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-17
LIBERALS too RADICAL FOR
CONSERVATIVE JOHN BULL

vinciAl constituencies, entitled 10 a
tMai representation Of l0a mem
b4tp. would decide beyond all
ddhbt the control of the next par.
lament. the conservatives aud the
liberals resumed their campaigning
today the moment the polls we're
opened.
Present indications are that the
liberals Will win u majority Of the
representatives. while tho conner
vativea will poll majority OF
the popular vote. This peculiar
division iH easily possible because
OF the existing English system of
appoftionment OF conatituenoiea.
Calculating the results OF the
election 10 date. II was estimated
today that the conservative viii
have 10 grin laa seats 90 be an.
snred 81 majority IN the next
parliament Even though they
realized this increase, their ma.
ioriiy would be but one member.
A recapltulation Of the baiiOting
and results uf last Friday and
Saturday indicates 10 those who
are eonveraant With the situation
that the losses sustained BY the
liberals were caused in great de
gfee BY the anti.houHc Of lords
plank Of their platform
Ia the "a constituencies voting
last Saturday the liberals loat 10
seats. including two seats lost by
their allies. the iaborileH. II this
percentage IL maintained the IN
erals will have but 2Sf parliament.
AIRY seats IN total of 670 ~ the
same estimate the corresponding
gain 81 the conservatives would
give them aD3 seats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-17
WIFE FORCES CAPTAIN TO
LEAVE SINKING SCHOONER

the aide - the doomed vessel
Ars Rsppmundt. baby and tho
boy we're taken into the iif~buAg
Then Mate Erikssn was lifted over
she side. One ~ one the entire
crex. nearly exhausted after many
hours at the pump. left the wreck
ed coaster riut Capt Rappmussf
refused 10 leave the ship
Shell stay afi0at Tor a while
pet and III stay wiih her" be
shouted % his men,
wife Made Him Yield.
They pleaded with him In vain
and " wAa not autii Mra. Rapp
muudt threatened 10 leap into the
aea with the baby Ia her arms tha,
the ships master finally yielded
The San Busna Ventura swung
awaY In the a~ish o. the sea and
was loat Ia the darkness. deere.
iief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-17
BOY STEALS MONEY
TO SEE BEAUTIFUL
WOMEN OF PARIS

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Jan IT,
81 wanted 20 40 10 Paris and see
the pretty women, was the OK.
PLANTATION OF Edmund Glare. an rs.
yearoid office hoy. who WAS today
held Ia bail on the charge az steal.
ing gi00 from the office OF The IN.
surance Company OF Pennsylvania.
IN this city, Tho boy riHked being
amOthofed IN vault Ia get the
money. lie entered the vault on
Thursday aud was locked IN. uu
Willingly, by tho treasurer OF tho
company
Clare carried wrench and q
acrewdriyer. and after the employees
left for the day he had little difn.
Guilty IN opening the door OF the
vault and escaping with the money
A detective found the door had
been opened from the inside. aud
Glare, who was acting suspiciously
was arrested. lie confessed. and
when asked II he WAS not afraid
of being smothcred. said II aid
not care very much, 1 took the
chance"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-17
BULLETINS

MONTROaE. Colo Three men
sore wffmatad lu The new Gunni-
SON tunnel bY fumes following g
dynamite explosion
CHICAGO Judge Garter has M
ueid fhe right Of the city 20 urc itH
traction fund a. build ana operate
subway for passenger traffic
EVANSVILLE Ind The citizens
National bank. one Of tIte oldest H.
uaneiai Institutions 10 this city,
closed ifa doors today. BAD loans
lud alleged ombcz1lsmont are re-
ported to b. responsible.
SPOKANE word has been r. =
ceited from Elk city. Ida. that "
D.. Boyle we'll known miner ana
proapectnr. had been shot aud Killed
Boo gambling saloon in Dixie. q
mining camp, 30 miles southeast q
here.
The police are trying 10 connect
"snowshoe" Brown with The kiilink.
SAN FRANCISCO Believing
that Bryce w Wallace. who shot and
seriously wounded Mrs Mile Tate
yesterday afternoon and then com
mittad suicide. WINS e resident Of q
Pacific coast city. the local police
today are endosvorlnR 60 learn hia
identity Wallace, IN Jealous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-17

BOSTON. Mass Jan 1.-THE
stage days of Geraldine FaFrar are
numbered in inverse ratio 70 the
size 81 her Waiaf line according %
positive declaration b. the dlyaa
mother today
So long a. Farfars waist can be
lOopea BY q stride ~ certain cir.
eunIferenee. she wili continue to
delight her admirers from behind
the footllRhis when It's increasing
size begins 10 show the inevitable
box office effect. she will seek re-
ilremenf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-17
AN EYE FOR AN EYE
A TOOTH FOR A TOOTH
The Sham Battle Is Onl

A champion Of the cause ~ unli.
eenAed and downtrodden dentists is
nos mixing the name IT the Coop.
eFafive Dentists with the Washing
ton stnts Dental Board and state
Dental Association. which be terms
the Dental Combine
Here ii a sample of the paper
xade fired hy our competitor, the
enemy. during the last skirmlsh.
TEETHii DO You Know the
Difference"
TEETH Extracted free" "EN.
animation free ALLOY Filings
from SOC Gold and porcelain Ia.
lay Filings from 300" Gold aud
porcelain crowns are from g. so %
A full set Of teeth from $500 b
You see the difference between
our prices and the Association Co.
operative Combine Dentists Is over
one hundred por cent" etc. and
Beware of Combine inipostors, ("
etc
Npw. my good people Of Semitic.
II we we're 80 connected with the
giato board and State Dental Asso.
ciation We would BE- proud Of IT, To
continually deny the charge Is tire.
SOME We viii. however. have this
10 say We are attending strictly
h. our own business Dentistry.
We do our own work. the quality
and prices uf which have caused
those Jealous attacks We DO not
ADVERTISE cheap price lists aud
double the price when you come 20
Rui your work done The Cooper
al Dentists have established one
nficc fees which are strictly main.
tanned We do not spend thousands
Of dollars la long wlnded advertise
menta which the patients have "a
pay for We Save This 70 You.
our Guarantee can bo relied upon
as we have the licenses 10 practice
dentistry Ia the State Of Washing
ton We are not connected with
any other Brown offices IN any 9th
az part of the city, and If you want
the best work ia Crowns. bridges
Gold or Porcelain Inlay Filings. OF
plates Of the most approved materi
ala at prices one half that charged
by other dentists. Just so 70 Che
Cooperative Dentists.
n you want to- be In the hands OF
dentist that Us careful, pninstak
Ing and uses every method known
10 dental science for painless work
come 10 the Cooperative Denial
parlorH.
DR.. JOHN BROWN,
Manager.
Third Floor Central building.
Third and Columbia 81,
Seattle
Phone Ind. ii46
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-17
~~%.~4~~#@.#.#s~.

fNF allied fFe4e
AsliNANus Jan. Hts spring
% Chicago. 1919 Michigan bottle
Yard u crowded with women. each
having a determined grip on the
ahoalder % her husband. from gsnd
81 ~ HYDE Park Around 18th a.
In the shsdoN 81 the brand Central
station. several bands are tuning
np. Thsy piay = martial auiekstrp
and start south
Following comea the oldest cav.
alcadc Chicago ever saw There are
floats. suggestive Of the MhFdi LFua.
only All the subjects are modern
They're coming shouts a fsmi.
nine voice. belonging 20 a sentry on
the roof II the Lexington hotel
They're cumluai the cry ~
PASSED along Chicagos famous
fnoroughfarc Necka are cfmned.
parasols smashed. husbands collars
wilt 10 the mad feminine crush.
The head Of the parade comes 10
20 view Wumrn's shrieka match
the blare and crash ~ music Their
cries blend into one three word OK.
eiamaiion.
And tho parAdef It's chicago'a
fret millinery aud dressfnAhsrs'
spring opening held IN the open
air
The first float is contributed BY
department store. IN glass cases
are hats. each wlth It's price mark
suhilmeiY goNned models act an
Afternoon tea SCENE on the next
float And 80 on down the line.
each with the price mark
Husbands faint and hospitals fill
The last thinE the ambulance driv.
ers hear IL that three-Word cxcla.
matlon--the same words that are
blaKoned alouE the slide Of every
mercantile display.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-17

sT louis. Ore. Jan IT.. sinE
Bins q heather Chlnee. Is peculiar.
By unpleasant about having q finger
stuck ln his eye when he Is asleep
and his dear friend. Chung Sing,
lies On slab in an undertaking
shop today. because he foolIahiy IN.
dulged iu the paaiimo
Sing bling VAS repoaing upon a
bunk in Chinese lodging house
carly today. when Chung Sing en-.