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Loans. Exchange and silver
STOCK MARKET

Local securities were very quiet yesterday
cept Associated oil which active and higher,
selling up to S50.ST12. Other fluctuations were
a decline in United Railway bonds TO $66. 80 and
advance in California wine stock to $33
California gas and electric general mortgage
bonds sold up to 500.
Mining stocks continued listless. with no
changes worthy of note except decline in West
End from 60c to 54c
The California Fruit Gamers association will
pay regular monthly dividend of 60c per
share on June 20.
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chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO June 3--Butter-SteasIy. Cram
cries 24lsm27c: dairies. 2.s626c.
Eggs=Receipts. 36 1875 cases Sfeadv. a.
mark eases included. f51sd16e: drsts. IKE:
prime hrsts. Isle
Cheese-Steady. Daisies. T5015Kc. twins
14as 115c; young Americas. 15Gl5lic
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MARKET
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS


New York stocks and eoppers
higher.
Cotton market about the same.
Local mining stocks tame and
featureIess.
Oil stocks steady.
Mining stocks tame and feature
less.
Exchange and silver unchanged.
Another decline in wheat.
Barley quiet and easy.
Corn lower. Oats dull
Sales of new hay increasing.
Prunes advanced fraction.
Eggs and dairy produce quiet.
Potatoes and onions lower.
Cool weather against fresh fruits.
Fair demand for poultry.
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Northern wheat Market

TACOMA June 13.-wheat- -Bluestem, S2c
club. 79c: red Russian, Tie.
SEATTLE. June 13.-Wheat: Milling quota
tions-Blucstem. Soc: forty-fod S3c; club. S2c
hfe, S2c: red Russian. Soc. Export-B -Bluestem
s2c; forty fold, soc; club. roc; fife, 79c; red
Russian, SIC.
PORTLAND, June 13.-Wheat: Track prices
Club. MS2c; bluestem. S5dS6c: red Russian
79Ms0c; turkey red, S1MS2c: valley, -S46S5e
Reccipts-Wheat, cars; barley, 1 car; oats
cars
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce june
Provisions

127sc; tierces, 12Ac; tierces. 125sc; tierces,
12hc. "
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quotes as follows Hams. 1914 @2Ohc; picnic
hams, 14c; California hams. 1919 @191hc; extra
to 10 lbs. 25c; 10 to 12 lbs. 25c: sugar cured
sJ12c; light dry salt bacon, to 10 lbs pc; 10
70 II lbs, 2l12c; medium bacon, 201hc; light
medium bacon poke
L4ard-Tierees 1515c, 50s 15Ac, los 16Hc IS
1859. IS l615c; compound lard. tierces 111Sc SOS
ilAc, los l2Ac. 5s 12$sc, 3s 1215c; yellow cook
ing OIL roc per gal; white cooking oil. 72c per
gal; salad oil, 75c per gal.
beeI-Local prices are quoted. Export lots.
inspected by the government. are 81 per bbl
higher. Extra family beef. $3.50 per bbl; fam
iy beer, Sl1 per bbl; extra mess beef SIT per
Dbl; smoked beef: Ike per lb.
Pork-Extra prime, In barrels $32: clear. S34
mess SS2; pig pork. $36; pigs feet, S5.75 for
nai1 Dds. 40 for 25 lb kegs and 81. 30 for kits
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New York Grain and Prod,.

NEW YORK, June 13-Flour was quiet. with
prices partly lower. Winter straights, 81. 30@
440: winter patents $465@5; Kansas straights
Is, ,203.
Wheat-Spot. easy; No. 2 red, $1.O4 c. l. f. !;
No northern. S1.09 nominal (. O. b. Options
Wheat declined under active liquidation, due to
lower cables more favorable weather and poor
cash demand, closing at &c to 1sc net decline
July closed 9sssc@$1; September, 95c; Decem-
Der. 96c. Receipts, S,400 bushels; shipments,
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Treasury statement

WASHINGTON. June 13-The condition of
the treasury at the beginning of business today
as follows:
Trust funds-Gold coin, $s5s, 559 500; silver
dollars. S431 ,32o, 900; silver dollars of $780,
320 .000y
General fund-Standard silver dollars in gen
eral fund, $ISS, 760; current liabilities. $96, ,9S4
1II working balance in treasury offices. $17,-
902, 4o6; in banks to credit of treasury of the
United States $39, ,9S1, $40; subsidiary silver
coin. $50, ,93l &C., minor coin 81. 1o4, 43S; total
balance in general fund.- $50 500. 751.
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Los Angeles Oil Exchange
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES. June 13.-priees were hic,or
on the oil stock exchange today Union oil sold
at $lo6, and the rights to this stock sold at Sc
mon provident was quoted at S104 %. Associ-
ateu OIL was steady around $5050. Mexican
petroleum common touched the low mark of
$Zo;o25a- Palmer oil was up sc. California
Midway was strong during both calls The
closing quotation 5sc bid, offered at JSHc.
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Meat Market

DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
follows:
BE Beefm7A@sA per lb for steers. 7@7Hc for
ve,si-salosac for large and 1o@1Ic for
Mutton Wethers. 150lohc; ewes. s@ehc
Lamb-10h @11lac for spring
Dressed Pork (peg lbA-l3@1315c for light
LIVESTOCK MARKET
livestock, delivered In San Francisco gross
weight:
No. fat steers. over 900 lbs, alive, sc per
ID; under 800 lbs, 4Ac: second quality. 455@
4%c; third quality, 3{@4Ac y
No COWS and heifers. &c; second quality. ga
g13asci third quality. Sg3Ac: common, thin. un-
Fat bulls and stays. "a @21sc; half fat or
Caives--Light weight per h. 5Hm6c: me-
dium, 5A @51ac; heavy. 4@4Hc.
Unshorn sheep (per lb)--Wethers, No.A1, SIC:
ewes. nc. Shorn sheep tper lbl-h@Ac less.
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston COpper StocI,n


BOSTON. June I3.-There was further liquid
alton in the Boston copper market this morn
ing, due undoubtedly to the break in London
G. NJ. p. copper. which broke fl los. North
Butte has been weak feature, selling as low
2455, decline of 3 points. 1t has rallied
to 26. Calumet and Arizona has been active.
Lake contributed its share TO the dealings and
got as low as 4s, with subsequent rally to 80
Quincy broke 81 points. The balance of the
copper list was fairly steady. but inclined to
weakness. Transactions have, however, not been
large.
Cable reports that the metal was off over
s. per ton abroad were corrected in early after
noon cables and the depressing influence was re-
moved. but there was no buoyancy brought into
the market. One significant thing that NAV
later favor an upward move is the fact that
three of the leading copper are at present
abroad. and it would not be surprising to hear
any day that a sale Of 100. .0O0, 600 pounds of
the metal had been made to the foreigners
perhaps at a concession, but even So il would
lift a load Off the copper producers shoulders
In this country.
Copper shares have discounted in their de-
clines any reduction in the price in metal even
to below l2c.
A report here says Ryan has recently sold
100 600 600 pounds of copper in Europe.
The following list is furnished by Z. F. Hut
e. -, o1if Qfra
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Corn. 6,0S4,000 bushels; increase 613, ,000
Oats, 5.94S,0 600 bushels; decrease, 7l7,O00.
Rye, 100000 bushels: increase, 1000.
Barley, 1.741,000 bushels; decrease, 62 600.
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OIL STOCKS

Oil stocks continued quiet yesterday with
quotations for Palmer. New Pennsylvania Pre-
mler and other leading stocks steady. Turner
rose to $1.60
Parafhne was ex dividend of lie yesterday.
The Maricopa national company brought in a
well mile and half southeast of the
a.glsheri, on Satnrdar -
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Foreign Futures
ITUEDDnnr
Visible Grain supply

NEW YORK. June 13.-The. visible supply of
grain In the United States Saturday. June IL,
WAS as follows:
Wheat, 16.ssT 900 bushels; decrease, ], ,760, COO
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PORTLAND. June 18.-Clearings, s2,o51. 100;
balances, $3.50 047.
TACOMA June 13.-Clearings. 81. los, ,234; bal
ances. $10l, $40.
SEATTLE, June 13-CIearings. 50, 5s5, ,26e; bal
ances, S3SS. SO
sPoKANE, Jhne 1s.--clearings, sl,o15, ,es4;
balances, $50, 455.
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Hav and FredxtufY.

New hay is figuring more prominent in the
market and is selling at the prices quoted below.
The market continues weak.
Bran-S2s@s4 per ton for white and s2l.5O for
red.
AIiddlings-$2S031 per ton
Shorts-S23. 5O6t24 so per ton.
Feedstufs-ROlled barley, $23G24: rolled
oats for feed, s2S@29; mixed feed. S24930 for
or meal at mills, S25 in 20 and 10 and $3.50 in
ton lots; jobbing. $26; corn meal. SS443Ss
cracked corn $34d35: alfalfa meal. carload lots,
S14.50915; jobbing. SIC; Caproeo oilcake meal.
$16.50 per ton.
Old hay-Wheat. S12616: wheat and cat, S9@
10; tame oat, $10Ql5: volunteer Wild Oat- Sid<
IL: alfalfa. $T.5OGDl1t stock hay. S66lI per tom
New hay-No I wheat. S12d 1880; No. oat.
Sl2. so; volunteer wild oat, S9010; alfalfa, hrst
cutting. $601 10. 80 per ton.
StraW-4O6d65c per bale
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BUTTER. PER POrNn

Cheese-Californla fancy fats, l4e per ID,
firm; do hrsts, 131zc firm; do seconds, 123ac
firm; fancy Young, Americas, 161ac, drm; do
nrsts 1oc, nrm; New York fancy, Zoe. hrm;
Wisconsin singles, 19c. firm.
Eggs-CalifOrnia fresh, per dozen. cases in
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Further Decline in Wheat Market
Potatoes Plentiful and Lower

Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs. Ga
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed, weighing 100
to 140 lbs, 9@eHc; 140 to ESQ lbs. 9L<e: $50 to
500 lbs S% @Sc; common, undesirable hogs
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Poultry and Game

The car Of western poultry that was expected
got in yesterday and went on sale. The stock met
with a fair inquiry and was pretty well cleaned
up at the close OF business. Quotations for do
nestle stock were nominal In the absence of
important business.
Poultry lper dozen)-Hens. S.. 50G6 for small.
$6.50@7.50 for large and SS610 for extra; y0uHg
ROSTERS. $S010: old roosters. $5G5.50; fryers.
s6.506l7 90; broilers S4@4 so for large, So 256
$50 for medium and $2-5003 for small; ducks.
s7@10; pigeons, $1-75G2; squads. $2.5O@3;
geese, nominal
Game lper dozen) Nominal
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Duiutb FIax

DULUTH June 13.-Flax-on track and to
arrive, $1.90; July. $1.90 bid; September,
$1.66A; October. S1.56H bid.
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81 4Oa4 so: large white s3.7564; pink 5000
$50: red, S6Q6.5O: blackeye. $5.4005.60; lima.
81 356a4 so; red kidneys. S5-5OQ5- I0s cranberry
beans, nominal
Seeds-Brown mustard. 4e: yellow mustard.
-, daxSeed, 561j1zc; canary, 572et alfalfa. 10
ale; rape 1921se; timothy, 5A 96e; hemp
"a 631se; millet. 2%c per lb-
Dried Peas-Green, $3.50 $40 per ctL
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Portland butter Market
EIRin Rutter

PORTLAND. June 13.-Butter-City and cOun-
20@21e.
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Oil Stock MarketRuIes Steady
Other Stocks Generally Quiet

Bar silver-Steady; "a 9-16d per ounce.
Money-21a @2M per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 2s4 per cent and for three months
bills 24s az l1-1e per cent
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Flour and FarInaceous Goods

Flour-California family extras. S5.6046 net
without discount: bakers extras. S9-5Oq6; SUI
perfne 81 4O047O; Oregon AID Washington.
per bbE S4 SOFAS for family. bakers and pat
ents and $4.23@45O for cut on; Kansas pat
ents. $3.50: do straights, $3.50; Dakota patents,
Farinaceous GoOds-Prices in 100 ID sacks. net
cash. no discount, are as follows: Graham hour,
81. so per 100 lbs; rye dour, $3.50; rye meal.
81 so; rice hour. So; corn meal $50; extra
cream do. $500; cat meal So so; cat groats,
$3. 30; farina So. 20; homlny, $3.50; buckwhear
nour $40; whole wheat -four. 81 rs rolled oats.
bbls $606.50, do in sacks S3-SO05-5O; extra
cream do, $3.50 in sacks and 81 in bbls; rolled
wheat. bbls s425. in sacks So. 9O03.7J: pearl
barley. $4.20; split peas. boxes, S5 for yellow
and $3.50 for green per 100 lbs
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Dried Fruits. Raisins, Nuts and Honey

Prunes rule very firm with prices for both
spot and future goods fraction higher The
other fruits were quiet and without feature.
At a meeting at Salem, Ore. on June l the
members of the Willamette Valley prune Aassoefa-
tion established selling prices for the 1910 prune
crop as follows: 3 &c base for 30-40s and 4O-5Os;
3Ac base for smaller sizes and for the Oregon
French (Petitel prune-
Fruits-Evaporated apples. case; apricots fu-
ture delivery, 81 Q10Ae; peaches. Az 65iac: do
1910 crop. future delivery. 5M6c: prunes 81 az
3Ac. with hc premium for 5Os and lie premium
for 40s; new crop. 3Ad4he, with the same
premiums for the larger sizes; figs. So 04c;
pears. J471ac.
Raisins-Layers clusters-6 crown, $3.50;
crown, 81. 70: crown, 81 .25; seeded. 4675c: or
binary layers. crown. S1.2a: 2 crown 9Oc:
seedless sultanas. 2$t G4c; Thompson's seed
less. 313Nc for unbleached and 81 6f6JAc for
bleached; loose museatel. crown, 4e; 3 crown.
315c; crown Sc; seedless. 2@2Ac.
Nuts-Aimonds. nonpareils, 145a015c; IxL.
l4@1415c; plus ultra. 13@131ke; Drake IOI
@i195c; languedoes. lie; hard she'll TIC: wal
nuts. he per ID for No. l softshel1s SIZE for
No do; pecans. 14h916c; peanuts. ~. 65c;
pine nuts, 1S@20c per 10.
Honey-Ncminal
Beeswax-271s y 9soc per lb for light and 2s0
26c for dark.
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Minnenpoli. Grain and produce

MINNEAP0LIS, June 13.-Corn--No yellow,
53G 531ac.
0ats-No. 5 white. 341A @35c.
Rye-No. 2. 65M soc.
Flax-Closed at 81 go
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BEARS DECIDE TO
COVER CONTRACTS
Selling Orders Withdrawn and
Indications Are That the
Market Is 0versOId
Depressed Copper Stocks Have
Influence on Foreign
Speculation
80, York stock List

T. F. button & Co. 490 California street,
members OF the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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ELGIN, June Butter-Firm at 2Tc. Out
put, CSC, 400 pounds.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fru,t.

Although receipts were large and the weather
was against active trading IN fresh fruits yes
terday, the market was in fair shape for the
selling interests and the unsOld surplus at the
close was smaller than dealers had expected
There were heavy deliveries Of cherries on top
of big carryover from Saturday. but the de-
mand was brisk and sellers managed To maintain
prices. Aprcots were still in sversuppIy and re-
ceivers had difficulty in marketing small and
green fruit, which formed large percentage of
the receipts. Peaches and plums continued to
drag badly at irregular rates, while there was
fair market for green apples and pears. Black
ngs were offering in small lots and sold read
lily at satisfactory rates. Currants and berries
met with an average demand at steady rates
The Gamers were buying Strawberries. red
loganberries and raspberries at or near the
inside quotations There were no IOngworth
strawberries received. The demand for melons
was not very active because of the cool weather
Several of cantaloupes were staNSing in
the railroad tracks and there was a car OF
watermelons received from Mexico. Receivers Of
melons.
Strawberries-Longwort - per chest
Banners. $5@6; other large varisies, s3@5 per
Raspberries- s4@s per chest.
Loeanperries-$2. 50@S per chest for red and
Blaekberries-$5M6-
Gooseberries-50@6o per. drawer for Oregon
improved and 10@121ac per ID for English.
Currants, $6@7 per chest.
Cherries-Packed 5Oe1S5e per drawer; in bulk.
4@7c per ID for black. 4@6c for Royal Anne
Apples-New crop. 75c@s1.25 for large and
40@5Oc for small boxes; old crop, s125@1-75
Pears -sI@1.25 for large and eo@75c for
small boxes.
Peaehes-40G75c per box or crate
Plums-Crates, 50dT5c; small boxes and
baskets, 25d40c.
Figs-Boxes and crates, $1.25a1.75; single
Apricots-crates. 6o@s5c: small boxes and
baskets, 35@5oc; in bulk, 2@21ae per ID.
Cantaloupes crateJ-Ponies. 81 .25611.75
standards $1.T5@2.
Citrus fruits (per box)-Navel oranges, 81. 75
70 for fancy. $2d2.5O for choice and $1.5O6
1.75 for standard; grapefruit, S2-504S for seed
less; lemons S375Qg4 for fancy. $2g3 for choice
and $1.25Nl1.70 for standard; lines, $650g7.
Tropical Fruits-Bananas. 75cQ$1.25 per bunch
for Hawaiian and Mexican, S1.50B2-50 for
Central American; pineapples. 81 -5093. so per
dozen
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Now Ynrk Exchanre
Norfhern Rusiness

CHICAGO, June 13.-New York exchange, 20
discount
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Beans and seeds
Beans tper ctD-Bayos. s6-75; small white,
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Horses and Mules

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
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Assessment Directory Comstock Mine.
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

MONDAY, June 13-10:30 a. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
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MINING STOCKS
COAISTOCKs

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco stock exchange yesterday:
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
This Will Step Your Cough in q Hurry
Save s2 by Making This Cough
 Syrup at Home.

This recipe makes a pint of better made for $2.5O. A few doses usually conquer the most obstinate cough stops even whOoping cough quickly. Simple as it is, no better remedy can be had at any price.
 Mix one pint of gr2nglated sugar with F pint of warm water. and stir for 2 minutes. Put . F ounces Of PineX (fiftY cents worth) in pint bottle; then add the Sugar Syrup. It has Q pleasant taste and lasts a family q long time. Take teaspoOnful every enc. two or three hours.
 You can feel this take hold of q cough in a way that means business. Has . good tonic effect, braces up the appe- lite and is slightly laxative, too. which is helpful. A handy remedy for hoarSe- ness bronchitis. asthma and all throat and lung troubles
 TEe effect of pine on the membranes is well known. PineX is the most val Uable concentrated compound of Nor wegian white pine extract, and is rich in guiaicol and all the natural healing pine clements. Other preparations will not work in this formula.
 This PineX and Sugar Syrup recipe has attained great popularity through out the United States and Canada It has often been initiated. though never successfully.
 A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or money promptly refunded, goes with this recipe Your druggist has PineN or will get it for you. If not, send to The PineN Colt Wayne. Ind.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
SALAD DRESSING cRANKs.
Waiter Tells of Some Compounds Pre-
 pared by Patrons.

Do you wish to make the salad dressing. sir. or shall mix it for you ?'
 With a bowl of crisp leaves of let tuce in one hand and ingredients for the dressing in the other, the waiter l addressed the diner with the above query. While busily engaged in pour ing oil and vinegar and stirring the various condiments in a smaller dish the serving man discussed the varieties of salad dressing and the idiosyncra- cies of lovers of the sauce.
 ''I guess there are as many cranks in the salad dressing line as there are on cigars and wines and cheese, and that's going a whole lot" he said. "Only the salad dressing cranks are about the most trouble for us-the real ones, you know. I mean the kind that taste the mixture after each teaspoonful of oil is | poured in and keeps on tasting it and | hOwls about the kind of vinegar and the oil We use and sends for fresh paprika and certain varieties of pepper and then when it's all done he eats it with a kind of it's-the best-they- have here so- wen have to- stand -for-it eX- pression on his face.
 
 man who has got to make the dressing himself or it ain't worth eating. That's i the real article of crank No waiter. even if he has in the business forty years, can ever expect to make a dressing to suit him. Nix, and again nix. No. he has the head lettuce toted in so far he can get a slant at it Has to pass pretty close inspection. too. Then he commences to retail all the dope he wants for the dressing. He ranges the bottles and things alongside his plate and then the real joy begins. Sure, the real crank loves the manufacturing process most of all. And the stuff that some of 'em dump into respectable dressing mixture is enough to make the original Frenchman who composed the concOctiOn turn over in his grave
 Believe me or not as you please" said the waiter. earnestly, as Ire poured his completed mixture over the salad in the bowl and serveF it. But there was one patron of this place who used to have the worst lot of different junk in his salad that I've ever seen, and I've seen some.
 He had the usual vinegar and oil
 
 and salt and pepper and paprika and mustard-both the dry and the kind you put on ham-and Worcestershire sauce and catchup-hOnest. this is true: and lemon and orange juice and two whole garlic seeds. and I've seen him dump in several squirts of tabasco and bunch of horseradish. It was a pretty mess when he got through with it, you bet.
 It's a funny thing. though. that there's mighty few cooks and walters in this city that can make a good French dressing. It's easy enough. too. ] but somehow there ain't many that get 1, just the right taste to it. P'rhaps that's l the reason why there's so many cranks. | and maybe that's why the fellow that | thinks he's the real goods likes 10 show | off in a crowded restaurant and make ! the dressing for the whole crowd at his | table. You've seen the fellow eh?'- ! Chicago News
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
.EMULATORS OF ADE
 TOLD ID CUT T OUT
Main Squeeze at intellect Works Out
 With Slam on Phoney Talk.

Proxy Stabler of the high school says it's up to the kiddos at his knowledge dispensary to cut out the | rough gab. It's the rinky dink for slang and the kibosh for profanity Back to the uncut for it all
 Never again" says proxy Take it from me. cullies, and go easy on this involved language you've been singing. Spiel United States and don't disguise your brain waves in a lot of new lingo that George Ade couldn't get hep to if he hunted through slang dictionaries from now until the bovines ramble home"
 Prexy's bunch of kid herders all rise to remark that the way the edu- cation absorbers spout is something fierce. They're piping off lot of the con talk among the kids out in the yard and they say they don't know any more than hole in the ground what the sharks and stallers are chinning about. They couldn't dig out the meaning of the garden variety of high school conversation without a pick and shovel
 But that ain't the worst of 1t. bO. What the shemale educators sabe is lot worse than what they don't. Cuss words? Well. l should nod to the ripple, When a lady teacher navigates among her undumb brutes it's a lead pipe cinch that shell hear lot of stuff that will make her phiZ do the chameleon act.
 Now cometh Proxy, who. being duly sworn. doposes and articulates that it's twenty three for culture talk and naughty words. He doesn't want any back talk, either He isn't handing out any bunk. Nor does he want any bucko to peach on a pal. NiXie on the phoney grammar around the high-brows. Get wise and discOntin- uate when you're with the bunch, Is the line of advice he is peddling
Arizona republican., 1910-12-27
POWDER BOX

A certain woman has prepared a unique gift for a friend who lives in a town where toilet preparations are not sold by the stores. In a pretty box she placed a big piece of rice paper and empties two boxes of face powder into it. Then she folded the rice pa per over and laid a little chamOis powder rag on the top. Over this is a hand-painted card with the picture of a woman dabbing her nose with a powder puff and underneath it is written:
 Little dabs of powder.
 And a chamois rag.
 Give you a complexion
 Of which you can brag.