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New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
QUESTIONS FOR BANKS
Controller Asks About Loans on
Real Estate Mortgages.

-. controller of the Currency has sent
,.ia~ letter 10 the national banks
s,sbout the country. asking them indi-
'..srsIly whether they maintain savings de-
..,e,ts and also whether they would
-, an amendment 90 the national bank
law permitting national banks 10 in
certain pcrcentsge OF their deposits
=, ,.,t estate mortgages. u Is said tho H.
,stion is Tor the Controllers depart
,,d the National Currency Commis-
having under consideration amend
mt to tho national banking laws.
r,e national banks OF this city. with pos
,5. . f.o exceptions. DO not have special
,,rires departments. SO that the questions
- ,v tho Controller are not Of direct
,..,rsst 10 them The circular is directed
...r, PARTICULARLY 20 the country banks. of
-,t,p % large number. it is understood.
..,-crote thcir savings deposits and op-
,-.to a separate department. 10 meet the
r,ouirements o. the community which they
e.ter 10.
rron what can bc learned in authorita-
.t,. hankius quarters here. an amendment
- ,he national banking laws such as sug-
-.s,eJ in the Controllers letter IS not
rtelv 90 find favor among the bankers I'm
,,is city. To ,s considered tnat the original
r,strictlon forbidding national banks TO lend
or real estate was Il wise one, as 10 pre-
wants banks resources from being tied
On IN such manner that they cannot be
,fasilv realized upon IN times of stress.
u IS pointed out also, that this field Of
banking is thoroughly well served by the
existing mutual savings banks. particularly
IN This state. Neither IS it thought ad-
,igable that tho country institutions should
hars any more latitude in this respect than
thev have dt present.
III q renodcniug of the national banking
laws is contemplated bankers are I'm favor.
A IS understood. OF letting 10 be along lines
ttst VIII mako Investments more readily
Nouid and not Jess ~ than they are az
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

FLOUR AND MEiL-Quiet and unchanged.
spring patents. 81 fOqS s. -. winter straish.s,
spring Ing clear, 81 @5as4 80. extra So winter
81 so n 81 50. extra 10 winter, :" - n So 81,
Kansas cirats M 81 % 81 fI fanGy Gy spring Pa
fair 70 good. 81 750Sj: choice TO fancy 81 io
n s. o.. CORNMEAI--1Iin dried. s" % %
81 4oaS, a. coarse. SI35aSI 80 FEED
Western spring. s26 10, standard mddling,
s2s TO- fou. do. SO % red dog, So 50: cil
lf S32 80. red dog So 50 hominy chop. sos
bulk 500 20 sacks oilmeal SO
PROyIsIONs-Fifmo carly, later the market
,1ss. gass' si' 7s4si7 family. sis ST.. saort
clear SO 750Sl7 so. BEEIE,.Firmi mess .a..
5iS p sos s' ezra India moss tia 30 ds2o. BrEF
HAMs-stcadv; S2a 50 n sS2 30. DRESSED
HOGs-BarsIy strsdy. bacons. 0f.c. $50 lb.
cS11'T' MEATS-Pi5lsied bellies. 10 ID. 'I2'.c. -
No. II &C.. "a 10. IL Picked hams stead, .
9s fAt+9Trm 4 w.. LGRBri;r t5r 21 oog9 naa
West sajdgOjc. CITY quiet So. refined
stesdy: South America. 10 COO: continent
2 75r: Brazil. kegs ~ SOC. compound easier.
.Tt.a7tic. STEARIfE-stead", oleo. lnr,
srGaR -Redned quiet and unchanged. s-su-
ulatod 8 Tjr net less , per cent cash. Raw
quiet and unchanged. centrifugal. 9G tns'.
: a5c: musroysdo. 81 tes', .tjc ana moIasses,
50 test 5e0e. 1n London beet sugar wds i-d
higher; october, rs Sd. November 1Is -td d.
RICE-stesdy here, firm AT tho South. and
fairly active.
METALs-Mcisls and pig iron certificates
nominal
MoIAsSEs AND sNRUPs-steadr. but
business slow.
NAVAL sTORF>-spiri,s turpeutuuo slight
q caste a. So for machine bbis Rosu nrm
Tar unchanged
OUIs-Rehued petroleum steady. a. recent
prices T.iU,n.d oh unchanged.
COTTONSEED OiI--Stcady. Good covering
orders IN connection with "a little foreign bu'
ing sustained tho market and 10 closed al
changed prices 20 . points advance Local coil
tract prices;
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in baukruptc-
vers l.s6 in the United States Circuit
court YESTERDAY.
EDWIN j. SAMSON. importer of novel
uss a. SO. -23 B~oadwav N0luntarv.
Liabilities Ns9t7. and assets $.o12, consist
ne OF stock. SOLD fixtures, NfJ. and &c
rounts E'F. ln the stock arc 500
d-nsnC cups valued az sl3l
LOUIS and JACOB HTRSCH, doing
,ismess a. Hrschs Tat Works manu-
ffcfurer- 0i women hats. at NO. G' Bond
street Involuntary Creditors, Austin
MlNel AA, Lionel p. kristeller. SOIL and
Fred T. g. Stielei. ST.. al on assigned
claims II was alleged that tLe~ were in
so,vent made preferential. payments Of
- end removed q large part II their
ploperty. Judge Holt appointed Guerusev
pTlce receiver. with euthcrirv 20 continue
business twenty days I'm Inns discretion.
Liabilities are &,0oo and assets S2,"gl in
stock and fixtures
ST GALLEN MANTFACTTRTCG con-
pANI. wholesale dealer iu laCes. at 80.
Cs Broadway Involuntary. Creditors. Iu-
lsrnalonal Trust lompan' Of Boston.
r-a5. James Phillips i~- 81 0ol. and
Charles L. pimon. $500 IL was alleged
h2t The company was iusolvent. made
PREFERENTIAL payments 10 Morris a.. sam
g-ls, kuauth Nachod & Kuhno. Iichteu-
sfstn q Stern. and others, and transferred
T0rArfv 90 the Commercial Embroiderv
1mpau' The liabilities are NrN00J and
assets estimated 80 S250oo
NORRIS q. SAMTFLS tho head ut
" q Samuels a. Co.. wholesale dea 10
ts % uale, 90 NO. lt West Sd street.
lrro'un-aTv. Creditors. international Trust
'omps0- of Boston. Nl .6S5. James Phil
lbs ir 5000. Charles l.. DimOu. g. 500
i was alleged that he was iusolvent
'Ntred nearly $9r9D from the Inter
astu.a' Trust COMPANY. of Boston.
snce February fi and transferred it 70
William Jacobs. j.. :. Lesser sons d CO.
i kruievlt.h & Sons. St GaIen Manu-
ictIruE Company. Friedman Bros. x
1ls: received 5000 from the BOwerl
ank and transferred it 10 Mr. Jacobs and
Ufered MANY creditors ~ obtain prefer
- br legal proceedings Liabilities are
4 0V ano assets S4JGOy
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

Among the many improvements effected
IN me Grand Hotel. or Paris. is the COM
modious baggage room. where are stored
the trunks Of the large number of Ameri-
can visitors who find it convenient 10 leave
their superfuous baggage while touring In
Europe ana reclaim it on their return 10
Paris en- route for home. The fact that
tnere were more than seven hundred trunks
mus stored at one time in July last affords
an luea Of the appreciation visitors feel for
inc convenience as we'll as giving evidence
OF the great popularity of the Grand Hotel
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


New York. October 70. l3lI.
BEANS AND PEAS-Receipts. H.fiG bags
beans % bag7 peas. Moderate Jo1ning in-
qury for domestic white beans, and prices
nrm Tor marrow. medium and pea. \ trH
lots NJ new pea beans here and lohbIug st
81 30 q 81 81" as to quality. Red kidney steady
but quiet. few new reds arriving, and going
10 export ON prisat" terms Lima SLOW.
Scotch peas firm. BEANS. marrow 1910.
chOice. loo Do. 81 % u 81. fair tp good 81 30 nH
20 good Siak4 81. nes. iaiU. choice. 50 .0t
$ -, fair 90 good. SfqSi -. red kiduey. l"ln
cilcl"e s. 80 s. i0. poor 20 good. t'd =" l'.
" Hitr kidney 1910 poor so GOOD. 81 /" s. l'
1slioW cf.. 1910. choice. s. i"hSi NJ. l.nr.
,alforni1 100 ,hcira g. p'f So FIA"
Scotch. 1871 cooi"c 81 so1 - So. green. un
ported 81 81" sti
Ri i1ftR-D-celptf = -5s phss. bu eva m.
sctiTe snd market declined =. : l. on choia7
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
NEW KUR DIRECTOR AT BAD
NAUHEIM.

FOLLOWING precedent as 20 the care and
attention givcu 10 visitors a Bad Nauheim,
The Grand Duke Of Hesse. who governs the
district. has appointed az Kur Director in
place OF the recently deceased director.
Baron Won Starck. a well known German
officer. General Oskar Won Frankenberr
VINO occupies a high position in the social
world and is familiar with all details
requisite FOR upholding the reputation OF
Blad-Nauheim as the most popular Kur in
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
rlr.-ca,.ia o.
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago oct. 1f-C CATTJFs-EeceiptS, 800;
rteadv. beeve7. s4 S59Ss 80; rsVas stsers, 81 i5r
81 20. Western. 81 25ds6 rs, stockers and iced
ers SO 25aS5 -. COWS and heif-rs, S2qS6 u
calves S3 50aS9 20. EOGS-Receip'e. le.cNn
steady 70 a shade higher: Light s. e5aS6 20;
mixed, 50 O5dS6 rs. heavy SsdS6 70. rough sSu
Sc %. good 70 choice heavy, So 2oQS5 70 pig,.
s. -56 Is %. bulk OF sales. s. 35sISe AZ SHEET
Receipts 200: slow and STEADY. native, 81 -
asa. Western, 80 I5qS4; yearlings. SO T5gSi 5o' .
lambs native S4Ts5 90 Western. k4dS6 70
Last Buffalo Oct. ts-CArrIL-Rscepis
100: steady VEALS-Receipts. 300 slow, 1n
T5e lower. IS 800 81 %, few 81 50. HOGS-Ee- 20
rei5te e 400, active ard lC115c lower; hea'V
ana niNei So T0d$6 50: Workers 50 15ds6 ~ .
g S8TS8 10 roughs, So esq S5 81. stass. S46
s. 25. iairies So 25dss T6 SHEEP and LAMBS
o. Receipts II. 900. slow; lambs and wethers loc.
ewes 25c lower; others steady; lambs sass
vearlings 81 5oGs4 rs; wsthsrs. S4d$4 Is: ewes.
s. 25dS3 rs sheep, mixed. 81 5odf4 IS
Pittsburgh. Oct = 4--CATrLE-stcady. supply
urht: choice 81 40dsT go: prime. So 26G<s s.
sHEEP-slow; supply lishr prime vethers. So -
SO VEAL. CALVES. Sgd 50 80. HOGS-Re
ceiptz ~ double decks prime hesTiss. mediums
pnd heavy Workers. 81 s5dS6 30. light Workers,
Se7S6 y. pigs, S5dS5 7J. rOughs. s. 5ods5.
rB- Telegraph 70 The Tribune
S. Louis oct. 14--~ATTLr- r--Rcceipts. 90; ;
-Iupfv light quality common: demand small /:
sales uninpOrtant. HOGS-Receipts. 5000. quai -
if,. common good 20 choice frfner. choice. 40 70
$50 N. So I5dS6 50: bulk of sales. 81 45qS6 ~ /.
packers. So 35qS6 20: pigs. il0 20 100 ib 81 y00
s. 20: common pigs. 81 J0d$4 ~. SIfEEP-Re =
ceipts, 500, demand fair prices nrmj no sales.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
EEoRGANlzEp ROAD CHARTERED

Albany Oct IA certificate OF incor-
porsuou of the rcorsauized Dclawar. &
Eastern Railroad Companv. under tho
name of tho Delaware & Northern Rail
road Company. with "a capital OF sl.2'o.o0o
was 0Ied wifh tho Secretary OF state to-
ds~. Tho road is IN Delaware County and
is f1rty-~iX miles long. running from East
Branch 90 Arkville and going through tho
villages Of ShavertoWn and DOWnsNile,
with q branch 20 Andes from ShavertOvn.
The directors are Andrew VI Noreland.
NiIiapl ii. self. James l.. Hailman. CLYDE
1arIor and Joseph II. Holmes. Of Pitts
bgrgh Herbert w Noble Il Detroit 10
seph Jormyn. off scranton. Ahrsm l. E'Sus
sng JaheZ 7 DdeN OF New York
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
FOREIGN MARKETS.

liverpool. OCT. i4-WHEAT-Spot nomina- Z
futures dull: October - Dad; Decemper-
Gf-d. March - Sd. CDEN-SIot nrm. Arsf-
80, r,fxad Ss Sd: futures ossNnr. JanuarN q.
80 a-,d: February. - sgd. ELOIR-E inter-
rotsuf4 2Ss 81. HOPS I'm london 'Psciho
r,,att 20 gsdfo los. BEEF-EXtrS Ind a
mess g2s So. PORK-Primc rnes- Western.
zoos WANS-Short cut. SOS. BA'ON-Cuw- =
berland cut J5s. short rib @~s "a; clear bel
les SOS Sd. long clear middies, light 9Hs /.
Tc-y, 5ss Ga; short clear back. '"'.
SgOI OI-LDERS-square. as sd. JARD.-Priire .
western tiercos 45-. American retued. pail =
4ss. Understanding finest white snf
roIored TOF TALLOW Prime city ..ss ~ :
TI%E-Soirits. 37s 81. ROsIN Common. los
"a pFTgOLEJM- Refined. Gigd. LlNskED
on. 4as COTTONsEED OII.-Hul renneh'
r.oudon. oct. t4-sUGAR. >. cen ,Tr III
,,f fSs Sd. muscoVado. los Od. LLNSEED--
sstrutta October November. 69s I'd. LIZ q"
SEED OIL. fos 1tsd. Sperm or; 90 To-.
pt-rPOTET' 'M-Amercan refined. 9Nad sp.r--
a. gs.t TTEPENTI,. spirits 5Is. RcSlN
- Ancrican strained. los %. ine iss l ia.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
RAILROAD EARNINGS

IHe tribune has printed the gross earn
inss of thlrty-three railroads or systems
lor the fourth week In September. or these
nineteen return gains Of s652ll5 or "a Der
Ceht, ana fourteen return losses Of s332 646
UT % per cent. The whole shows a gain OF
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
CHICAGO GRAIN ANo PROVISIONS.

Chicago. OCT 14-Confronted By prospects ot
an additional big increase Of the visible supply.
the wheat market to-day turned weak Th=
close was isM itc 90 sc under last night corn
declined 2. n re 20 re net. and oats - 90 br.
Tho end 0f the day left provisions varying from
of.c 10 jC advance Range OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

Liverpool cables. Spot quiet; sales 5000 bales,
speculation and export. 100. American. o,OoOi
imports 1000; American. 5000. middling up
land !. 24d. Futures opened quiet &d3iz points
decline; closed easy; August-Septe Septem-
ber-OctOber and OctOber-Nuye emuar net 3ui points
lower: all other positions 81 al ~ points l0vor.
October 1880. October November, 4.3Adi No
vember- December and Dccember-Januarr, A.3ud;
Ianuary-FeOruary. I 92d. February March. 4.94d;
March-April. 4.96t, April-May 4.9sd. May-Juue.
sd. June-Ju.y. Jotd; July-August, JO2isd. Au-
-list-septemher. J.02d. September-October J.Old.
October-NOvembsr, ID.
COFFEE-FollOHiEg -Lo sensational oN-
element OF Friday. the market nervous and
unsettled and with near positions making new
high records dt the start the tendency was low
or. October. November and December contracts
all sold az i5c or better on the call but the
market started lower on later months and the
general list closed stead, at net decline or
nom 20 - points sales. iJ1 100 bags. Hayr-
was a. q2s4 francs higher. Hamburg reported an
advance OF IA = pts, aud both the Brazilian
markets were 100 rai- higher. spot firm on the
basis u 1880 for Rio 40 and 1880 fOr san
tos No y Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
sEABOARD CLEARANCES.

COTTON Recent predictions OF =" tor cot
ton Vere nlateriaiiZed. with both october ana
January contracts reaching that level while
eVery mcuth on th@ list made new 10" records
under hea-y Goutherr selling. ard go far rs sur
fro indications went fre situation appeared n'
lie stronger ar the o. level than lt did around
sc early last month. Business vcr- active on
the decline but offerings seemed - he over
wh.lrnfnE and evidently included liquidation
and local operations for stil lower prices -
well as Southern hedge selling. Final tone
stead on covering. but last prices we're Tifmh
= Point or two n the lowest az q loss of from
io 10 q roints for the dsy. & leading spot houaa
broker was ths first % sell January contrac's a.
o.. which represented q decline OF AS points
from the high record OF last June ard - about
26T points sine, September s. spot quiet end 10
POINTS lower a. q lNe for middling upland south
sru srot markets t-iGd &c lower Contract
prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

New York october -. lHll-
N-WHEAT-Market very narrow ana
had a downward tendency. Very little casn
demand and nothing reported for export 20
= red 81 00it elevator, export basls' anu
81 OH o b afoat. No / Northern Dulutn,
81 10 afoat CORN-A decline OF '
developed. last prices being lowest for tAe
dav. cash market quite firm. bur no eAp''t
business reported so > corn. I1c elevator
domestic basis 90 arrive. export 10 =. 90 "a
nominal Z % aHoat. OArS-Stesdr early nut
weakness developed, last prices showing = ~
i,r not IosE Cash oats steady; standard
white. 52-c n elevator, No .. J3c; No ..
5ct,c. No 4. SEC, and ns'ural white and
clipped. Fl 2 3J5i-c, on track. RNE-lut-''
mating gsc nominal e. { Buffalo. 70 arril e..
RARLEY-steady; mailing. 81 81 -'t
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
IN EN- OA. Fas:s + s:;'f'.s5 s..-
EDEN PALACE. "

HoGs-Receipts. IS cars. or ass head al
IN slaushterers. pominaliv stssdv. Country
dressed hogs unchanged ~ sd 10Hc per ~
for heayy 10 light weights. choice little piys.
Exports from United states and Canadian
ports week ended october Ia, Ioil.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
BONDS.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

P. >4 S9's Phia 10 5s. lO3 1O3 4.
- l.l o.. .lH.7. 1u4' pliia co Js.. 81 JS
70 Z. a.. 7H 11s,
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
STORING BAGGAGE IN PARIS.

simplest. oldest and most natural method
of curing wounds. Medical Record
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

flatrtt hr 90 Thomas I.iulaiGt SO. 2N
broad street Sew York no - Dcv0ushirs
s.ie'' Boston. and SO. I5 King street West,
Toronto. .ar84a.J
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

t}Is.4so or Is per cent The Tribune has
also printed the gross earnings or twenty
three railroads or systems for the nrst
week in october, OF which thirteen return
gains OF S0o.537 or SIS Per cent and ten re-
turn losses OF 500. .225. or 30 per cent. The
whole shows a gain OF s2eS,3i2. or 20 per
cent.
Fourth v-sel, IN Sept -.
10 co.'s. ,ii. .sea c5 5ai slo.957.27s se52.IIs 50
IL cos. 5.e6o.6ii 6.2o3.25I 'S3264" %
ioy5; eo: ',l7.57o.ooe sr7..5O,5ss sais4eo IS
10 cos. cos "sen ,s742so m7I3ala $500 Ss! s.
10 cos. 3.0e4.52s 3.io1.7S4 'So7. 22' 90
eos co.. . - $40 ass.77o ,io.f75.ie7 s2o5.sl2 20
ANN ARBoE.
Inly lii w i-oe, 81 of !. ss5s65 SEQ, 5oi7I
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
i,t vk in Oct ssooe7 s77.sss
July i-Oci =. Lie7jo5 i.ia5639
CENTRAL or GEORGIA.
r.. vk. in oct. s559Ooo s305 700 $3.50. 500
July i-Ort. T.. 3.G17soo 3.3S7'soo s'oso' 'i's
CINCINNATI NEW oRLEANs & TEXAS
jnly i.oct. =. 2.jss,o25 2,5eoOe3 -
IOWA CENTRAL
11t lSy " io5, a oct f. sao s5s2a sS5i3a sSt s5ss:
MINNEAPOLIS 4 ST. LOUIS.
igv i1t Tf I-oef ln os' ssT.si i5sG.SSs I5s55i5
MOBILE & OHIO.
ist wk in Oct. s25l,569 slI1.lg6 s-ls @ SSv
July f-cct. Z. 1885 2si4,272 2t5-oo'
TOLEDO, PEORIA & WESTERN.
kkf
ist wk. In Oct. sis,s4 s1Lssg 81 ~ 30 30
July Loot. T.. tlO,es6 43ss%" oltVS
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations.

f'iour sack4. 35l Butter d.. sh.Oo'
bacon. h. s76 $50 Lub oil. gals. 100, .O'
Lard. d.. .2OO 600
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

R--.sasl a- Charles -. Barney o. Co.. 40. -
BrJa. rect. New YORK. anu 30. 10 South
s,l street.. Pn..auCl lph.a-J
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
BOSTON STOCKS
3 k-l
Do

+aia11 b. Charles Head 4 Co.,. 80 30 Bread
street. Sew YORK;
LAND -IDELr
r. Asked f..d Asked.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
DETAILED CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT

pIca 3. ss,.,.t Record Of stockholders made on this date DO
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
SEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

: Ne-tor-
q Wheat. Open. High Low. losa. Gay.
Dsc-mber..s1 04As 81 0i', 81 Oiis 81 04s 81 9t.'
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

81 sts asH oIs7, elearire- for rsck entf0 Or'p-
Ocfoh,r ~ 1911 sgS7 17a. 0sT 81. Bslsnc.. Con
hslsrcs1 f-r acck snte1 october . I'LL Nl'l
rs isi 5b5 II
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

1 e o -1o ma S-5 600 fs 500 l3s2
s,, : 0dT.0O
as 0o 79g.oooo LIolttool
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

sea ended October - '9ii
if' al % elsalir- tH's ~
fr "a t0tI so, us stss a
bis 1sy octocrr li 1911
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

The following petitions in bankrupt,
vers l.ed N the United States Circuit
court YESTERDAY.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

moderate, end market very firUi especially
medium and low grade. clover and mixed
har scarce. Rye straw firm. IIsv. large bales
rev. 100 10. timothy. prime. 81 -. 80 a.
80 f. 81 u5d 81 g2i. shipping 81. packing
80 q 65c. clover. mixed light. - IS heavy. s.
81 - pure, 81 Z 81 -. STRAW. 100 10, Ions
TO" ~0T Auc. oat and wheat, JOr.
HOPS change ~ importance
GAMF--Not much demand and market gen.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

Actual figures SATURDAY
morning
TDfaI. u1fi1ual and state
.uI ..........r.-...
T1isIs f-tef 1onYa ales
|..r .Hr ---r.,4I.rr.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

Totals. 80 .Dual banks
Totals. state uAnl.s....
Total. Trust COMPANIES
.rr .......i.r,-a
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01
WHEN HER BACK ACHES.
A Woman Finds All Her Energy and
Ambition Slipping Aaway.

North Yakima women know how
the aches and pains that come when
the kidneys fail make life a burden
Backache, hip pains, headache, dir
zy spells, distressing urinary troubles
all tell of sick kidneys and warn you
of the stealthy approach of diabetes,
dropsy and Bright's disease. Doan's
Kidney Pills permanently cure all
these disorders. Here's proof of it
in a North Yakima woman's words:
words:
Mrs. Sandy Adams, 115 " n. Yak
ina Ave, North Yakima, Wash ,
says: 81 first used Doan's Kidney
Pills while living in Gainesville, Ill.
l suffered greatly from a weak and
painful back and nothing helped me
in the least until l took Doan's Kid
ney Pills. The contents of four
boxes of this remedy effected a cure
and l have been free from kidney
complaint ever since
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01

years evaded the enforcement Of
personal tax here by claiming resi-
dence in other states, principally
Rhode Island, Connecticut and New
Jersey. Andrew Carnegie and John
d.. Rockefeller, whose enormous for
tunes are invested principally in
stocks and bonds susceptible of per-
sonal tax, consent to retain a legal
residence in New York only on con-
dition that they pay a nominal sum
each year. Carnegie, whose wealth
is estimated at $500, 600, 900, is taxed
on but s5,000,000, which represents
about one-quarter Of his total annual
income and a trif1e more than one
per cent of his total wealth on the
basis of which the tax is supposed to
be computed Rockefeller, who is be-
lieved to be worth at least $500, 000,-
900, pays even less. Commanding
the largest degree of protection from
the authorities of the city, the mil
lionaires pay less taxes per capita
than many of the smaller realty own
ers of the city,.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01
HORRIBLE STORY
OF WHITE SLAVES

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 28.-The
probe into the white slave traffic by
the humane society and the police de-
partment of Minneapolis has UNI
earthed a horrible story, shocking
even to the police.
In den on Second avenue north,
occupied by two negroes, John
Murphy and Morrissey Mason, be-
tween twenty-five and thirty white
girls from 10 to 16 years old have
been maltreated.
Most of the children were under 10
years of age. They were lured into
the den as they came from school by
the negroes, who oeffred them candy,
money and toys.
The girls were threatened with
death in all its forms if they told what
took place in the locked rooms.
One 10-year-old girl woke the other
night screaming in terror, and 1t was
not until her parents pleaded with
her for hours that she gained enough
confidence to tell them of the den and
it's inmates. This was one of the clues
that led to the arrest of the negroes.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-01
PROSPEROUS CONDITION
OF NATION IS NOTED
BY r. A. 'BRIE

r. A. O'Brien, the we'll known real
estate dealer and steamship agent,
returned yesterday from Mabton,
where he had been several days on
business. He reports a very pros
porous condition of affairs in Nab
ton with prospects for a good year
in every line of business. Four
thousand acres more of fruit land in
the vicinity is being put under water,
the Catholics and Episcopalians are
erecting new churches there, the first
steps toward the building of a new
city hall have been taken and bonds
have been issued for a $4,000 school
house. These are just few Of the
signs of improvement noted by Mr..
O'Brien.
While in Mabton, Friday evening,
Mr.. O'Brien attended boxing bout
before the Mabton Sporting club.
The principal event was a five-round
go between Blackie Mitchell and Kid
Rose. Six-ounce gloves were worn
and the contest throughout was
spirited, but there was no decision,
the men being evenly matched. The
preliminary bout was between Ter
rbAe Teddy and Kid Moore. the lat
ter said to be physician whose fad
is athletics