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Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-Fancy apples
e5c0DS1 25; common. 55g50c; strawberries, gag
binary grapes, 4Od75c common pears boo;
fancy S125; Bartlett, S1.35@L5O; common
peaches fancy 75c; common plums, 2oci iahcy'
65c. navel oranges nominal; Mexican limes'
s606 80; common California lemons 81; fancy
$751; water1nelons S1.5OG350; fancy cantaloupes'
81 so; common, 81; bananas, 50cqSS; pineappies'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
FOUR PERSONS KILLED

DOUGLAS, Ariz., July 22.-Messag ges
received here this evening say that
mountain cloudbursts again flooded
Bisbee today, and that four persons
met death in the torrents. The tele-
graph wires were swept down, and ef-
forts to procure further information
so far have proved fruitless.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-Butter-Fancy
creamery, soc; seconds, zoe; fancy dairy 2Se,
Cheese-New, 1384liHc; young America II
d1Gkc
Eggs-Ranch S0lac; store, &c
CHICAGO, July 22,-Butter steady; cream
cries, 23027c dairies, 23426e
Eggs steady; receipts ~ 457 cases; at mark
cases included, 1091lc frsts, l5ci prime irsts
tic.
Cheese steady; Daisies, l5&Ql6ci twins, l5G
15%c: Young Americas, 15lagl6ci Long Horns
1e616Ko
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
$4,000 IN PRIZES

ASBURY PARK, N. J., July 22,-
Twenty thousand dollars in prizes for
professional and amateur aviators VIII
be offered at the ten days aviation
meet to he held at Interlaken, near
here, from August 10 to 20. Curtiss'
Hamilton. Baldwin and four OF the
Wright aviators are expected to COM
nate
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
MINISTER RETURNING

PANAMA, July 22.-P. S. II. Hit
the retiring American minister to Pan
anna. who recently was appointed to
Venezuela, left here today for the
United States.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23

Morning sales-1OO0 City Eec 5s 80; 5000
Northern Cal Power Co IS O41a; 1000 United
Ry As 6s@ 5000 Assd Oil 5s 9S; 10 Alaska 92ls;
95 Assd Oil As; Is Assd Oil 447s; 25 Cal Wine
265s; % Cal Wine 267s; 8 City Elec 5415; Ger
man Savings Bank 2SO; 40 Hutchinson 17%; 10
Onomea 46; 100 Sp V Water as
Afternoon list-3OG0 Key Route IS 104; 1000
Pac Tel 5s 90; 1000 So Pac reg As 96s; 1000
United Ry As 6S% 1000 Pac Eec IS 1O4; Is
Alaska ops; 100 Assd Oil 40; 80 Hawaiian 401s;
So Hutchinson 17A; 10 Pac Tel 96.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
NEW YORK COTTON

sneeial service to The Herald by ]. C. WILL
Eon' 212 West Fifth street. Los Angeles.
NEW YORK, July 22.-Once again today S
cotton market in the near options showed more
nresslre than the distant. and the losses while
not severe, were greater than for the new crop
posltions The session, however, was rather
devoid of interest, closing quiet with but small
dIfferences Spot market was quiet and un-
changed at Ice, with sales OF 200 bales.
Quotations ranged as follows Close
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
NEW YORK BONDS

Special service TO The Herald by ]. c. Will
SON 212 West Fifth street Los Angeles. mem
bcr New York stock exchange. Chicago board
Of trade stock and bond exchange Of San
Francisco
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
Los ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

Fridays market was better in tone, but in a
number of instances prices were off. However
the trading was broader than 1t has been for a
number Of days.
In the industrials and the public utilities
Home preferred sold at 49,
The banks were quiet except for Bank Of
Southern California, which sold at % to the
extent Of go shares There was also some in
quiry for Citizens National and Home Savings.
In the oil shares Consolidated Midway was
weaker selling at 22A California Midway was
off. Cleveland was stronger and. also Pal
mer Mexican preferred was a slight trader.
There has been strong rumor that the Mexi-
can Petroleum Company, Limited, was about
to cut the dividend its preferred stock.
The exchange was notified officially that this
was absolutely untrue.
MORNING SALES
40 Bank Of Southern California O5; 1000 Cal
Mi1way, b. 30. AZ; 1880 Consol Midway 22is;
1000 Cleveland 16h; 1000 do. b. 30, II; Mex
Pet Ltd pfd So; do 6f7s; do 64% do 645s;
3do GAY: do 65h 500 Palmer oil Co LA;
800 do 1.43la; so Union l02. 25; l do 102 62h; 80
do 1902; do 1902
OF board-10 Mex Pet Ltd com 2250.
AFTERNOON SALES
10 Bank of Southern Cal IS; 10 Home 81 49,
10 do 3S; 1000 Cal Midway 461A; 1000 do 46; 1000
do 46}s 1000 do, b. 3d. Al; 5000 Cleveland 1914
2OO0 Consol Midway 221l 20 Union 1O2.
BONDS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE

Special service TO The Herald by J. e.
Wilson, 2i2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles
member New York Stock exchange, Chicago
Board Of Trade, Stock and Bond exchange
Of San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
2Tg1yAN!A:lgN!EggAL
FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES, July 32.-Clearings We're
s2 1872, ,2279S, Increase Of S45,4l779 as COM
pared with the amount for the corresponding
date OF last year Following is a comparative
ST
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
NEW YORK sTocks

Special service to The Herald by ]. c. Will
kon PIP West Fifth street. Los Angeles, MEM
her New York stock exchange, Chicago board
OF trade. stock and bond exchange Of San
francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
FLOUR AND EEEp

Following are the wholesale prices on -four
and feed furnished by the Los Angeles Farm
Ing and Milling company:
FAMILY FLOUR
xxx Standard, blended, per bbl ....$6 90
Purity b.SS
Our Pride 20
n
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23

SAN FRANCISCO, July 22.-FoIlowlng were
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-23
ALL GRADES OF EGGS
REDUCED IN VALUATION
Three Cents Decline in Two Days,
CantaIoupeS Down to
S1.75 a Crate

The egg committee of the produce exchange
got busy again yesterday and clipped another
cent off the wholesale price a drop OF cents
in two days. all on account Of the warm
weather. Jobbers are anxious to move supply
hand.
Butter and potatoes unchanged
Prices on cantaoupes dropped again today TO
81 7502 per crate. Receipts were heavy ana
quite an amount was carried over. However
the prospects are that prices will recover with
in the next few days, they are now at
lovel where farmers feel they he'd better allow
them to remain on the vines than to sell them
at loss Demand is good for cantaloupes and
watermelOns.
Receipts Of peaches and plums, it was evil
dent, are cleaning up. The crop VIII soon De
over, and prices, especially on peaches, are
expected to advauc. from now on. Receipts
Of pears and grapes are increasing almost
daily, while apricots are practically all gone.
Supply Of fish sufficient to meet the de-
mand.
Receipts of produce in Los Angeles today
were: Eggs, 211 cases. butter, 1878 pounds'
cheese 6os6 poundsi potatoes, l6ll sacks
ouione 400 s1rlJc
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-04-16
OUINTA CARTA

Mexico, AbriI 7 de 1910 =
sr. Don Juan Sanchez Azco'
ma. Ptesente. Distinguido
y fno amigo;
varias personals han veni-
do a pregurtarme 81 acabo
va Ia s6rie de cartas sobre po
Utica que es,oy publicando, o
si siguen todavia: les he mani
festado que aun no concluyo
de estudiar Ia materia; pero
que estando esta semana y
Ia enLrante sumamente ocu-
pado con motive de la Con-
venci6n pr6Xima, no contl-
nuare escribiendo esas cartas
sino la semana siguiente a la
de la Convention, y que no
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-04-16
~ LAREDO D. C. co X
lidad, de respeto para ellos y
para sus familias:

lidad, de respeto para ellos y
para sus familias:.
Verdad es que muchos cen
tenares de esos emigrantes
sufren en- la expatriaci6n ve-
iamenes sin cuento; pero a1n
asl, son mas felices que en-
su patria.
Y la fama de los meXica-
nos del siglo pasado, tan JUS
tamente adquirida, sigue
siendo la misma ante ell nun
do civilizado.
Somos los nnismos, no mas
que ahora a la inversa, vuel-
tos por pasiva.
Ahora, los que dan ell es-
candalo no son los bandole-
ros en- las encrucijadas, sino
los guardianes del erden en-
villas y ciudades populosas.
Registrese, 81 no, la prem
ga mexicana de los 1ltimos
amos, y Sc vera 81 tenemos
raz0n.
Somos los mismQs, no mas
que shora vueltos por pasi-
vos.
iCuando terminara este?
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-04-16

de la Repdblica y la particu-
lar del Estado. Acord6 asi
mismo, pedir atentamente a
todas las Corporaci6nes po-
litico-in undergraduates, y a la
prensa del pals, que labora
en- pro de las garantlas del
hombre y prorrogativas del
ciudadano, Sc sirvan unirse
a nuestra formal protesta, y
levantar SUI autorizada voz
en- favor de la justa causa
que defendeMos, q fin de evi
tar, hasta donde nos 10 per-
mitan los limitados medios
de acci6n de que disponemos,
ell cdmulo de males a que,
juzeando por sus hechos, pa
rece nos quienen orillar algu-
mas autoridades.
10 que tenemos la honra
de comunicar a I'd. para los
CONSEQUENCES efectos.
SUFRAGIO EFECTIVO.
NO REELECTION
Chihuahua, Abril 2 de 1910.
ABRAHAM GONZALES, Presidente.
PAsoUAL MEJIA, LEI. Vice-Presi-
dente. JOSE DE IA Luz MAYA
RRo, 2do. Vice -Presldente. LUIS
G. RoyAs, Secretario. .-BRAULIo
HERNANDEZ. Tesorero.-- j. p.
LoMELI, Vocal 2.o.-ALBERTo Ia
LAvERA, Vocal 30. -ssToMAs SILVA,
Vocal 4o.
Sr. Director de Gel Demo-
crata F'ronterizo."
!. Laredo, Texas,
E. u. A.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-04-16
~El,~ -,
Ei,
.CINEMAT0GRAFO
Y LOS
NINOS.

Citizen es un crftico que
apareci6 en- nuestro colega
ell Times, con un orticulo pa
blicado ell l1nes con ell plau-
.sible objeto de estudiar la
conveniencia de que los nj
nos asistan a los cinemat6-
grafos.
Citizen, con una lealtad
que lie honra, Sc declara fran
camente contra la asistencia
de los ninos a los cinemat6-
grafos, que considera inmo-
raies, pues aunque mudas,
casi todas las escenas repre-
sentadas en- las peiiculas son
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-04-16
POLITICN DE MEXICO.
EIABLA e.. SR. Lie.
Emilio Vd2queZ.

abandonare mi tesis sino mas
ia verla triunfante Ell II con
ciencia de los pcliticos, por-
que ella con- tituye la verda-
dera y patri6tica scluci6n del
arduo problema en- que esta
mos ocupados;
LIE ruego cue Sc sirva pu,
blicar eSta carta, para la inte
ligencia de los lectores. dc
"MeXico Nuevo" y para Il
de muchas person as cue hal
manifestado interes For Il
que estoy tratando.
Sin mas, suyo afmo. ami
go y seguro servidor, que ca
rinosamente lie saluda y besa
su mano.
EMILIO vAZQUEz
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-04-16
asuntos de amor.
Y tiene raz6n Citizen.

aSuntOS de amor.
Y tiene raz6n Citizen.
Nj ell cinemat6grafo, nj
ell vaudeville, nj la come
dia, nj la zarzuela, nj la 6pe-
ra, nj las exposiciones de pin
tura, nj las exposiciones de
escultura, nj aun los circos,
son espectaculos para ninos,
y para decirlo de una vez,
ningdn espectaculo noctur-
no es pfopio para los ninos,
aunque sea todo 10 moral
que Sc quiera, porque 81 no
los afectan moralmente, 81
afectan su salud de una name
ra notable.
En- otras ciudades, mas a.
vanzadas que Ia nuestra,
eXisten teatros especiales pa
ra nihos, y las empresas, va
de cinematografo, va de fan
toches, de comedias, zarzue-
las y dramas, organizan y
sostienen espectaculos para
ninos exclusivamente, no por
la noche, sino por la manana
9 por la tarde, y esos teatri-
tos Sc ven siempre llenos
por la enthusiastic y allegro
chiquilleria.
Lo malo es, que en- Lare-
do no hay quien haya pensa'
do en- establecer una empire
sa semejante, que ofrezca
a los ninos espectaculos
propios para ellos, empresa
que, de seguro, daria pingueS
benefcios, y los empresarios
de espectaculos para adultoS
apenas de tarde en- tarde a.
nuncian un matinee eXclusi.
vo para los niAos.
Los espectaculos de cine
matografo, dados q diario, M
estan organizados para lo'
nihos, Y 81 algunos ninos a
sisten a ellos, es porque ne
hay otra cosa, porque SUI
padres 9 tutofes considerar
a los nifos sin malicia, 9 juz
gan ell espectaculo inocente
partiendo del principle d.
que todas las peliculas que 81
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-04-16

exciben, como obras dc arte
muy costosas, han sido some
tidas a la aprovaci6n de la au
toridad respectiva, para OBJ
tener patente de privilegio
por cada una, q fin de que
nadie aproveche, sin costo,
los trabajos y los gastos enor
mes del fabricante, y 81 la di
cha autoridad ha concedido
ese privilegio, claro es que la
pellcula no es immoral.
Pero no Sc cuenta con los
padres meticulosos, y para
ellos, y para todos los ninos
en- general, urge ell estableci
miento de un teatro para nj
nos exclusivamente, y urge
un empresario que quiera EN-
prender en- ese negocio.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-04-16

Ell Sr. Enrique C. Creel,
Gobernador de Chihuahua,
tiene en- proyecto esta blecer
y fomentar un gran Colegio
Comercial en- la capital del
Estado, con objeto dc abrir
camino 4 los j6venos que SO
hallen dispuestos a dedicar
sus energies a las casas CO.
merciales y bancariayde Me-
Xico,
Aver debe haberse reu-
nido en- Mexico la Gran Con-
venci6n del Partido Anti-re-
eleccionista, con objeto de de
signar candidates para la
Presidencia y Vice-Presiden-
cia de la Repdblica,
Ell cielo nos ha favoreci-
do con buenas, constantes y
abundantes lluvias, y "Las
2 Rep1blicas," la bien surti-
da tienda de ropa deldSr. E.
duardo Cruz, nos favorece
con ropa buena y barata; tan
barata, que cualGuiera puede
vestirse como un principe
con un punado de nfqueles.
Aprovechar la oportuni-
dad. Esta es la question.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-04-16
CLUB
.Anti-ReelecCiOnista
'BENIT0 JUAREZ'
Apavtado 81. chihuahua, Chin.

n Habiendo llegado a como
cimiento d e esta Corpora
Eci6n, por nota que lie dirigio
8el Presidente del Club Anti
Reeleccionista "Pueblo Lii
8bre," de la Secci6n Munich
Spal Veinticinco de Mario,
*perteneciente a este Distri-
#o, cuya nota esta fechada ell
8dia 27 del mes pr6ximo an
erior, y dice, haber sido des
tltuidos sin causa justificada,
por Ell Executive del Estado,
Is Munlciqes de aquel Pue.
Stlo, ciudadanos Epitacio vi
Ianaeva, Marceiino Juarez
" Nicolas Navarrete, que fue
ron electos popularmente pa
Pa tales cargos en- los Ilti-
mos comicios, y a quienes
1han sustituido los de igual
lase, Florencio Roman,
FFranclsc3 Flores y Albino
Juarez, nombrados por Ia Di-
EEutaci6n Permanente del Pc.
Ider Legislative, segdn Sc We
Idel Ofcio ndmero 1O9, fecha
rs de Mario tiltimo, girado
1por dicha Diputaci6n, cuyo
documento consta en- la pagi-
ma tercera del Peri6dico Of.
Icial, publicado en- esta ciudad
el dla 20 del mes referido,
oaJo Ell ndmero %; la propia
|COrporaci6n acord6 formular
por medic de la presente, la
mas Solemne protesta, con-
IRA ell acto que priva injusta-
mente a los expresados mu.
hlclpeS, de Ia investidura le-
eal que les fu6 conferida por
el voto libre de sus conciuda-
uanoS, y burla a 6stos, ha-
elendO irrisorio al ejercicic
ue uao de los mas importan.
YES derechos que le recono-
cen Ia Constitution General
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-04-16
SonOs los
rlHsmOs,
Activa y Pasiva.

En- POGO menos de un 81
glo, Mexico conquist6 fama
de pals revoltoso, indiscipli-
nadc, enemigo del 6rden y
escandaloso en- grado her6i-
co. Sus revolucionarios, sus
salteadores de caminos, sus
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1910-04-16

dSidLlOs, Su SSiIIS uS Iiue
> no fue Nevada al teatro, a
periodico, a la novela y aII
q Ia cenuda historic, como e
tipo supreme, que dejab;
muy atras al corso y al Gala
bres, tan llevados y traido'
por dramaturgos y novela
dores.
Y Ell verdad, que habia a
go de justiciero en- esa fams
c)nquistada ror los meXica'
ms en- POGO menos de un siglc
d. vida semi independence.
Pero, con ell dltimo canona
20 de Tecoac pareci6 que 81
Mexico legendario habia des.
aparecidc, para dar pa o al
Mexico nuevo, al Mexico
ilustrado, al Mexico pacffico,
al Mexico financiero y traba-
jador. Al menos, desapare-
cieron los revolucionarios, los
plateados, los asaltantes de
diligencias y ferrocarriles, y
con Eraclio Bernal desapare-
clio ell dltimo h6roe de encru-
cijada.
La mano de hero del &C.
neral Diaz enjaul6 todas las
6eras de los bosques y desier
tos mexicanos, y las fieras
eniauladas comfan en- la ma
no del domador altanero con
la seguridad de su fuerza.
Mas he ahi que el donna
dor Sc hace viejo; su cerebro
poderoso declina; su vista Sc
entorpece; su brazo haquea,
y las fieras, cue 10 ven y es
peran por momentos la muer
te del domador, van reco-
brando su fiereza, recobran
sus Institutes y sehalan su pa
so con hecatombes sangrien.
tas, con escandalos tremen-
dos, no va en- los bosques, no
va en- los desiertos, no va en-
las encrucijadas de los cami-
nos. sino en- las urbes, a la
luz del dia, empunando en- Ia
diestra el bast6n de mando
de la autoridad, del guardian
del 6rden.
Y en- Tepames, la Velarde-
ma, Tehuitzingo, Coalcomap,
Rio Blanco y cien roblacio-
nes mas, las autoridades vi
los guardianes del 6rden dan
a diario espectaculos mas
y mas horroro-
SOS que los que dieran en-
otros tiempos las gavillas de
bandoleros, que tanta farna
conquistaran q Mexico duran
te ell pasado siglo.
Al jefe de gaviila 10 han
con ventaja.el 'je-
fe politico, el Alcalde y ell
Jefe de policfa.
Los campesinos, los brace
ros, los desieredados, han co
brado mas tenor y mas no
rror a esos nuevos vandalos,
que el que cobraran los ha-
cendados y los viajeros a las
mas terribles bandas de faci-
nerosos que infestaron los
campos de Mexico.
Y ell campesino, Y ell jor-
naleroy y el desheredalo emf
gran en- grandes carabanas
en- busca de paz, de Tranquil
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-18
New rich Cheney foulards at 85c yd.

Best sort of fortune has brought a and splendid lot of Cheney showerproof sksthe hardesttoet thing in all the silk world today
 Foulards command the favor of fashion this season. Their rich and glowing finish their beautiful ce1ors their attractive designs all have combined with their able weight and their wearing capacity and their adapta bity to bring them into foremost place And there has been shortage of supply Demand has far outrun it.
 But here is and big and fine lot from the Cheney ills lot that surpasses of the seasons offerings
 Beautiful colors combined with equally beautiful patterns. There vari-coored stripes there pom padour dots; of them showing complete flowers pastel coors upon the dot There white stripes and figures of special daintness And ground coors rich hues given extra richness by the luster which marks the Cheney silks always.
 Every of these silks is showerproof Water will not spot them. One does not need to worry pos sbility of spelling gown if caught April mer shower
 Twenty-four inches wide bright and charming yard
 Center raise rear
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-18
Stockings of many colors
Center aisle, front

You can count almost surely upon finding a pair of silk stockings to exactly match the gown you are planning for this season. From a special lot at $l.5O, these may be chosen with the certainty that they are of extra goodness. The silk is of fine quality, they are pure dye, they will give as good service as one may ex- pect of silk stockings.
 And colors! They are just delightful. Gold, and lavender, and rose, and deli cate gray, and taupe, and pink,and either light or navy blue. $1.50.
 Fine cotton stockings and Iisle in
 Stockings with lace boot in lav- ender. pink OF bluc with top of pure
 DroplstItch stockings with plain Green, blue, rose or lavender, stripes of white. soc.
 RIaeIz-and-xvEfte checked stockings with tops of plain white. soc.
 Handsome tan lace stockings with circular stripes of lighter tan ! edged with delicate shade of blue. soc.
 Rib b on embroidered stockings. Fine tan with flowers embroidered upon them. But embroidery in stead of being of silk thread is of dainty narrow ribbon. Very charming. $1.
 Left aisle, rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-18
Good notIonp now cheap

Just a few hours to share in the~many savings that the spring sale, of notions and sewing needs brings-for it ends Saturday night.
 Lots of things in it for sewing-basket.
 Lots of things in it for the toilet-table and for personal use or wear.
 Every one of reliable quail itv and every one of them at 8 saving.
 Left aisle, front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-18
CURRIER SUES
 A.T.&S.CO. FOR A ALARGEAMOUNT

Levi W. Currier brought suit, to- day, against the American Tube & Stamping Company for $15,00O, al- 1egIng that the presence of the com pany's plant, at Seaview and Strat- ford avenues, has injured the prop erty of the plaintiff. Property of the company to the value of $25,00 was attached this morning by Deputy Sheriff T. J. Cunningham.
 Currier is a feed dealer, who has a place of business on Wall street. He owns eight parcels of land on Sea- view avenue, on which are two houses. He alleges that smoke and cinders from the factory, kill grass and trees, smut clothing on the lines, and, entering the windows of his dwellings ruin the interiors. He also declares that the constant vibration caused by the plant makes the dwell- ings untenantable and appreciates the value of the land.
 A number of similar suits have been brought against the company from time to time, by residents of the neighborhood. They have usual 1y been settled out of court. The suit is returnah1e to the April term of the Superior Court. E. K. Nichol- son is counsel for the plaintiff.
 Ts.a-.ss1e,. Want Af7s fserst sa Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-18
Bacmo glov see eTn made.

You'll know why "Bac- mo- gloves are so good after you've watched the experts m the factory making
 Nl.
 Care and skill are combin- ed with good material result is cloves that fit well, look we'll, and wear we'll.
 "Bacmo" chamois gloves may be washed many times and come out of each bath as fresh as when new.
 $1 and $1.5O.
 Center aisle, rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-18

To furnish suitable hats, must know the taste of Bridgeport folk. That only be learned by tient study It ely be satisfied through careful This 1ipev Is the result Of such stufy, taste of de- sio1ers and that is bv the expert fingers of our skilled workers.
 We invite +~> the best collection of hats that spring hGs sS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-18
SUCCESS OF AUTO
 SHOW ASSURED

The attendance at the Automobile Show at the Arrnory seems to be on the increase. Today the management reported t1atthe crowds which paseed through the doors yesterday nurnbe ed well into four figures most of whom came during the evening. and many Of whom were from out of town inc name and fame of the first show of the Bridgeport Auto Dealers Associa- ton having been spread broadcast
 From financial standpoint, outside of the sales of cars that may be made during the exhibition, the show is al- ready a success, for the managernent reports that enough has been already realized to start the ball arol1ing for a bigger and better show in 1911
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-18
Trv a Howland lunch

dare invite folks to here to lunch. We've been afraid heretofore because we've been able to folks promptly and we'd like But now, there plenty. Good and prompt service is sured.
 Edibles toothsone folks tell us they excel any they except home and compare with homecooked That is hgh-enough praise.
 Practically everything served is prepared in our own kitchen cooked the big light bakeshop the fourth floor served at price that amosttoolow for such good food
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-18
PROGRESS MADE BY
 WEDIATORS IN THE
 RAILROAD TROUBLE.
Especial from United Press.1

Chicago, March 18.-Nothwithstand ing the silence of Chairman Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Comfnis and United States Labor Commissioner Nei1, Federal mediators. it is believed today considerable progress has been made towards 8 settlement of the con- troversy between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen and En ginenen and 49 wester1i railroads. The confer ence between the nediators and the conf ferring sides was continued far int O the night and was resumed early to- day