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New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
tCI0rrEf--IIeaLv IqnLIa.lon ~ hammeI
PROVISIONS -stcady Al tho

phOl iNtONN-rfN1ft At IN" outset but tho
technical position was weaker owing 10 re-
cent ucrfy COVERING. and ~ stocks 81 cash
product are heavy, longs sold and tho market
weakened. rl"sug a. about the lowest OF tho
dov poRK-p'trmer. mess. $lSaSIS 80. fam
IT, SO 30 y 500 80 short clear 81 - f' SIS -.
BEEF Firm. mess. Sl3r$1" -. fon-ilN $l5H
<2l 50 n So BEEF HAhs-St"ad'. $2i g 81"
DRESSED HOGS strong bacons. % q lpc
pigs. t0i5c. CIT MEATS-Pickled bellies
IIor Ior TALON stead, special 6'ec., cit3.
Gc. countrt. 5R.c6Lc LARD-Firn. niiddlo
k,gs. II Hdc. compound nrm. InTilc. STEA-
RlNE--Strors. "leo. -. G"@tc, city lard
METALS COPPER STANDARD nrm. spot.
March and APri' $50 - 80 &c, Ma, June san ana
SO Is I'd futures. 1913 lbs 81 Arrivals. lao
tons exports. 1'soi tons 50 fsr this month {,
lake co,rer. 15HI5ilc. electroytic l5c. cast
ms Hfgl;*e. rIN-2Hlet gu t, 2nd ''sadg ,nly
Al T5a o.. Mav. 4l35H 41 75c, June, Az
33ii..a577 -. ,lui2 40 Is i25c. London quiet.
sp%,, scot a. - 1ai-c LEAD-Steady. 20
481c New York, 4t5445I &c Fast - Louis
SSw ;S,,'I' York Ga7,sc bid East 81 Louis London,
10 IRCN-Cleveland warrants. 5ls 4isd in
Londoa Lo,aly nrm, y" '9g@dxriy, 9g%xi, N%G,n, %o
srn sla p ~ siS 49, So' sSSsi, 10 so So 'P>'' 40
MOIAssEs AND sNRUPs-Dull and un-
changed New Orleans, centriluEsl common
tsg, ibr. fair lGd iac, good. goa 2Gc prime,
tfI3ac New OrleanS. open kettle. - q so :.
syRT-PS common, "a l2c: medium, i4nl7c.
fancy 25T2Sc.
SAyAJ STORFS-Spirts turpentine easier
here owing TO drop at savannah. Eosln
auiet and tar steady and unchanged. TUR-
rE%ETNE spirits. machine bbls. jSic, TAR.
: Snc. POSIN. common 10 good strained. 90
@GpGc. y t5c, u, 1900, y, I.25r, 7 and
HoIIsINo change In lluseed oil Refined
>, ,troIeum steady PETROLEUM. standard
white. bbls. New York and Philadepnia,
{ 5oc. huik rOc. cases. i0.l0c; water white.
~. . "nr. bulk 5dOc cases. ll.l0r; LIN
SEED on. American seed. city raw, 20 I3o :
"ut- or town raw. 1lH12c. Calcutta raw Soc .
Iard oil Tsa So"
COTTONSEED OII.-Actiie hauitation re-
s,,Ited I'm a decline of 10 points IN the late
nrsition although Mnrch. after showing Weah
80 ea,iy rallied and showed n net advance OF
4 points Local contract prices;
=" P''"'' Iester-
daV
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
cusARp DIVIDEND INCREASED.

~ UNION. March 2,.-The cunard Steam
~ " company to-day declared a dividend
~ per cent for 1911. as compared with
"S rer cent in 1910.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. March 2l.-CIlOVERsEED-cas
sf2 40: March, Sl3 ~: April, Sl3 05: october,
so l2Is. No . S13G S13 10: No 3. Sl2 S54sl3;
rejected, $l2 5OGs12 IS: no established grade
SgTSI2 25 ALSIKE-Prime, Sl3: March, Sl3'
TINOTHY-Prme. S6 95; March SO o.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago March 2l--Export sales on both the
Pacific Coast and the Atlantic strengthened the
market TO-DAY for wheat. Closing prices were at
an advance ~ shade 10 isTAc net. other
leading staples showed decline. as compared
with last night. corn 3sN &c. oats hgAc and
hog products 5Ti2'1 Range or prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22

highest temperature yesterday. 33 degrees tat
io.Oi a M: lowest, "a; average, y; average
for corresponding date last year. 43; average for
correspondlng date last thirty-three years 30.
local forecast: Cloudy to-day. probably snow
this morning; fair Saturday; moderate north and
northwest winds
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
sl2 l3l,872 so. 675, ,553
Ex"ess cNponditur

Panama Cana expenditure for the month
TO date have been SlO.2i5. and 100000 a
year ago. and for the fiscal year expenses
! have been S23 SCI S2P, against $3.50 500 last
yegr. Total amounts expended on pur-
chase and construction of canal to date,
500. OF .1s2
CLASSIFIED receipts FOR March to date
1.... md In llll
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
$50 90.
COTTON and lower unde
realizing and rumOrs that leading Ion
..FrrFr~ fre.- limos Tho rlCsp was

sI,et quiet and 10 points lower at 10 55c for
middling upland. delivered on contract. 800.
Liverpool cahlcs-Spot quiet, sales 1000 bales.
spcculH tion and export, 500, American. 1000.
IIupor g. 10000 all American. WIdtlIug up
land. IU9d. Futures opened quiet az point
decline. closed quiet AT net decline of 2HS
points March and MIrch-April. 5s4i.d;
Aprl-M May and Hay-Juue, 5.Nid. June july.
. sal. August. I.s2f. August september,
- led. Septemb.r October, 3.i5d. October-NU-
ran,hrr T2d. November y" '"mbor, J.1od. De-
r.ruber January AMI January February,
..GnId. Vcbruary March. a.70'ad. March
April JTId.
COFTEf,-iIeavy liquidation aud hammer
ug hv bears characterized the market, and
prices AZ me close wrr, 10 10 90 points H,t
irfy.t with sales OF lrG. 600 bags. Til. selling
appeared o., ho The result or weakness iu fha
French market where prices were TO -
francs lower Hamburg was also HAY ,ips.
tn. unchanged 20 q ptenuiI decline. ana n ~
aupa r-T' that tho continued liberal receipts ~
Brazilian points are having depressing inIu
sur" ON values ~ the speculative markets.
m Brazil Rio showed an advarCe uf - r-is.
- Hilo Santos was unchanged. Gust and freight
or.Ir were steady tp urU with shippers NOT
disposed - make CONCESSIONS Srot inactive
but steady 0ud unchanged A. l4o.c for ITO
'u Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
Official observations OF United states weathe
h,,reeus taken at p m. yesterday follow:
Humidity.
ss M. 81 y. m........ s. ; 3. m

Local Official Record.-The following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours, in comparison with tho correspond
ing dafe OF last wear:
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
eAILRCAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Furnished b. swartaout Appenzell,r No. -
tMaturing i9lS-27D

Gurris0el r. SWartNout & Appsnzell,r, No. ~
Pine street,
Name maturity. Inv 'lslT.
Atlanti. coast Line = l9i3-'1T-... 4A 80
RrU Rorh s. Pitts f-4l1 e, 1913 -. 4ss 80
cent ~ "a 81. : . e.. 1913 lT........ "a -.
cent OF y = Do c, 1913 '1I-.-..---.-. 4 =
Cges s. Ohio 70 g, 1873 li...,..,..... ~ ~
Chicago {, Alton +-4i--j % ., 1915 10. a.
- 4. East nm 4ia-J p e., l9iS-'iI..... = a..
q RI < + 4t--5 pc. 1915 l9...-.--... "a ~
Cir n x DAYTON 4i2 & y o.. i2l3-2o.. - ~
Del q Hudson AZ y G, l922 2.......... 4la -
Erie 49, c. 1913 IT,. ..... 81
II5cktry VALLEY 49, q. 1915 Is. a.
Mud 4 Man ; p O., 1918 t9 .......... 81 -
X q Ft'S i NJ "A p G, 1913 H.. "a
kau city South a. y q, 1913 h.. tit
Lch valley 4-4is p c. 1913 lb........ - -
Missouri Parit- ; p G., 1918 .l7....... % "a
Mobile 4 Ohio 4-6 c. 1913 'l5....... "a
\ Y cent Lines c, lsl3-22 ....... - 80
Norfolk 8 Western e., 1915 lb..... ~ 50
PENNSYLVANIA 3la-+ b C, 19l3-'tI....., "a -
81 7, 6 s F 4-lis-5 p e., l0l3-1i...... aA -.
do guar A G & F p C. 1913 -. 80
Sea board Air Line 4is-j c, 1913 II. . -
Southern Ey 3l.-4-fis 2 c. l9i3-'2l... - ~
Virginian r. ? e, 1913 'lo........... % -.
Wabash u.s. q g. l9l3-'2l .....-..... 80 -
Wheel s Lake Erie 4h-5 C. 1913 q. 5h ~
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CENTRAL or GEORGIA.

CENTRAL or GEORGIA.
1912 19li 1910.
% vk In Mch 1902. 400 S29s, eco s21Loec
July Inch IA. 1O,l942OO 95I2.OoO s196so
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN.
% wk. in Mch. S27s7l1 S2sL56l s2ss. ll3
July l-Mch Is. 91l9,979 9020OiO s.29iol4
MINNEAPOLIS, ST PAUL & SAULr STE.
MARIE
d WI In Mch s46I $50 $3.50 500 S41Os s23
July 1-Slch II. ls,4 ,44O.56S 10, $50 647 17Os9.sls
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN.
Cross earnings. sG97. .s4s $s23l35 s7s7lGo
Net after tax. liG792 231,74s 234.6io
Gross earnings. 5.5lel1o 6I3L745 5.3s5.9I9
Net after tax. s,4S7 2.OS1 22s 1859 l6l
KEYSTONE TELEPHONE or PHILADELPHIA
Month of Feb
Gross earnings. S9I l03 S4.4si 3d., l9t
Net, after taxes fS3l2 AtS2b 4O,Sit
surplus ...... S2392i So. $50 $50 ii5
Jan. l-Feb. %
Gross earnings. SI9JnlI SlH0JI5 SttVJ Jbo
Net, after taxes T.fD9 @.oS- "o1'--l
Surplus ...... Si7 4S9 Si6S77 Sl6ioO
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOAKD CLEARANCEs.
JLOIR AND NEAI-Flour inactive s.

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour inactive. spring
patents, s. 10 n 50 10 winter straights. 81 80 %
81 80. winter patents. 81 81 SO; spring
clears, 81 35 q 81 10: extra 80 /, winter. 81 50
ass 81. No .. 50 7OqS3 so. Kansas stra!ghts,
81 soa$4 no; fancy spring patents, SO i1g
81 - RYE FLOUR-Steady; fair TO good,
81 sOd 81 %: choice 10 fancy, S5aSJ %. CORN
MEAL-KlIn dried. 81 rs BAG MEAL-TLne
I,hlte aud Yellow. 81 % a 81 20; coarse s. - u
s. 60 FEED-Western spring. $50, standard
middling. so -, -four do. So, red dog, s32 20
city bran 500 bulk, $50 80 sacks; middlins,
SIS TJ4 So 80. red dog, S33. homlny chop,
500 u $50 bulk, $50 2Oq S3l 20 sacks; oilmeAl,
$50 30.
COTToN-Unsetted and lower under heavy
realizing and rumOrs that leading longs were
reducing their lines The close or
points ny from the lowest on active positions.
the final tone was steady and last prices
Fhowed loss OF : to II points for the day.
Iiverpoo! bI oke sharply after the local open
ing suggesting that the rally there might
have been tho result OF bull support south
crn nCws for the most part was bulllsn. but a
wire from New Orleans I'm the afternoon
claimed q less active spot demand and "A
somewhat Nascr basis Southern spot mar
ksts were unchanged 10 l-l6c lower; geneT-
ally unchanged. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
All FL
u. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

Following Is = comparative statement ot
tho United Statee Treasurys revenue and
expenditures. including expenditures on the
Panama Canal. for tho month so far re-
ported and IN" fiscal year beginning July !.
March 1911. 1911
Receipts ....... ..... t25. 13a 100 t7s OSI ~ :
FxpeudIturcz ............. ~. a. II3 ~ f2o 3Ti
Txcess expendtturca. 81 So, ,o5I
Excess receipts --........ S".@HtN3t
Fiscal year 10 date.
Receipts ...... ,fIil. 2ii N.Ps
ExpenditufoS ............ JI3 2SJ,62a 5lo 3ji sol
e,y..ss c,nenditure4 si2I3t372 $40 ,;75 ga
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
NAVY

captain C - FAfiYS. commissioned
lI'uteLaais Junior gTadcj W $ FARBER
and W. F. COCURAEE Jr. commissioned.
Ensign s.. ". DOUGLAS. TO the N,w namp-
shin.
Eoatswau C. q ROBERTSON. 10 naval train
lug station. Newport
i}oaf-Naiu FRED HHSAiU SSEN. detached the
Constellation. 90 the Wisconsin.
NachWiet pETEE BURKE. detached naval coal
depot. Nolyil" station, 20 the Wisconsin
chief Carrrrtel q ". JONES. detached navy
farf Puget Sound. tp the COLORADO.
Iarmasters C''-k r. =. ASHTON. appointed. A..
20 the Foula
MOVEMENTS or WARSH1PS-The fol
lowing movements Of vessels have been re-
ported 10 the Navy Department.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
ARMY

Brigadicr General DANIEL II. BRUSH. from
command department Of California, April u
Name Of Captain CHARLES l.. REESE. 18th In
fan;Ty. placed on list detached officers July
=. ami name Cf Captain EDGAR 4. FRY,
infantry. removed therefrom. Captain FRY
assigned TO 18th Infantry.
First Lieutenant JOHN y. HODGES, corps Of
engineers. from Wheeling 10 Huntington.
First Lieutenant EPHRAIM +. GRAHAM. 18th
Cavalry TO mounted service school, Fort
Elley
First Lieutenant l. WORTHlNGTON NOSE
LEY. 5Uth Infantry. from Fort SloCum and
recruiting service. Mdy H. TO regiment.
Second iIcIterar, CLAI De NJ. THIELE. coast
artillery, from Walter Reed General Hos
uital to Washington Barracks. thence to
Fort Monroe March g
Captain JOSEPH 2 JANpA. signal corps. as
signed 20 lst Infantry. May .
Captain MARCUS B. STOKES Infantry. as
signed 90 10th Infantry May .
Name Of Captain HARRY y MITCHELL. lst
Infantry. placed on list % detached officers,
May =. ana name of Captain MARCUS y.
STOKES. Infantry, removed therctrom
Captain Stokes assigned 20 lO,h Infantry.
Figs; Lieutenant JAMES l. WALSH. ordnance
department. from PicatiuHy Arsenal. April ].
10 Governors Island.
Following second l!eutcnants 10 Fort Leavon-
worth examination for promotion: GEORGB
r. EVERETT 2hth Infantry. HENRY II
ARNOLD. Goth Infantry; GEORGE r. n
DALEY. Goth Infantry, BARTON X.
lOI&T. @Ith Infantry.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
,T:ETl En-
~ ~ -smsr. u, Irankoo

Nsrct'lG l's .ausr a. Hankor
March Ia-THc MARYLAND. ~ Amaps.a. o." PAT.
fH.tor. or Charleston. tho Reid. tho r'-hiue.
tr. Nsgrar'. nc St"ro''. the Wake. the
Ammo. mo burrows me Monaghan and
frr IrlIs ~ Eev West The Ahareuia -
Shanghai. tho C,eIopa ~ Lambert Point d.
tuo Nurfh Carolina thr Birmingham. the
Nui~au. Tho SohrlFla and tho Lebanon. A.
Hampton Road tho teha0nn aud the
rarhton p, Norfolk. Tho I'"h ~ southern
6riU grounds
%olsrs. 80 Hampton Roads tho celtic. a.
raF' fsro New YORK. ih" Fe'''L an ''uau-
f1uJrIH. tho Ouir"s. 80 shanghai, tH"
,a'iar ~ canton tho craven. ~ charles
ton. frs South Caroline and q. A. Hamp-
f.u Roads 'fa Birmingham ~ Washing.
'0u. th" Mars at New port N"vs. fn"
Ton .n. smith. IN. prsytou and tine
ragdiuE - Pensacola. tho Bainhr dE' AZ
''E'.. SAILED
uar-r I2-Ths Petrol. from Kuss,or for Guam
Itusmo. tHs craven. FROM Nureh"ad civ
fnr Charleston. the 'trlops, from Hampton
Roads f1r Lambert Point. the Lebanon.
from Hampton Roads for Norfolk. tho
Birmingham. from Hamilton Roads for
Wa.hlnrton. tho t'tah from Hampton Roads
Tor Southern drl grounds, tho Neptune from
Guantanamo for Norfolk.
March 20.'rhn Callap. from Hong Kong for
canton. thr South Carolina and - from
Norfolk for Hampton Roads. th" R't the
PorErs. IN" Nrrrant. tho Sterett and the
Walk" from ke" West for Pensacola. the
Albauy rrm Shanghai for svatoH.
The West Virginia placed in hrsi rcscrr' navy
ward Puget sound
orders issued io Wcrg" temporarily second aud
third divisions OF Aridflc feet into "A China
-tuadrCu Asiatic feet. with the Rainbow
a.. Hag-hp This squadron viii consist ot
tuo Rainbow. tho ~ Cauo the Helena. tho
Cuiros. tho Sama'. tho Niilllobos. the Callao
iho Mou'or"", me Fi.rataqua and IN" VIII
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22

sohoATs NEW.YoRK TRIBUNE
4. ss,'sd s,:d anywhere in the United states
Eo year.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

liIom The Tribune Bureau
Washington, March y.
ORDERS ISSUED.-Thc following orders
have been issued:
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22

forc ana New Jersey. clearing ana con-
Penns''vsn,~ oaIa ,oDaay; fair Saturday: moderate
nor,,, and northwest winds, .,..r,,. and
hor.n ~. District Of Columbia clearing anu
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Export. { q y afoa'
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22

mains at 3atc a quart net 70 the shipper IN the
Decent zone, or 81 81 a 40-quart can, delivered
a. New work The warmer weather has sllenced
su talk of.a cut In the rate, for II has stlmu-
iated the demand until It has almost oyertaken
the supply The ice cream trade is picking up
~, por4en rates for the sin months beginning
AnriI viii he the same as Tor the correspond
ing period or lest year. being IN the 2e-eent
zone per 100 pounds, as follows april 81 90;
Nav SI 25. June 81 10. July, 81 30, August
sf a.. Sersember 81 =. In the 20 and 80 cent
9anes they will bA i0c less except In September.
liz and cream ia 40 quart for the week
ended March IL were az follows
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-23
EXPO PLANS
COMPLETED
GBy United Press Leased Wire. J

kBy United Press Leased Wire. }
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. "a
A definite plan for the arrange
ments of grounds and buildings
of the Panama-Pacific internation-
al exposition is completed today.
The general plan calls for an
Esplanade along the waterfront
at Harbor View, backed by great
avenue and garden laid out paral-
lei to Chestnut street and extend
ing from end to end of the site.
The main court of honor, run
ming north and south, will open
on the Esplanade at the waters
edge on the north. here will also
be series of secondary and
smaller courts. Each court will
represent continent or geogra-
phical division. In the center of
each court will be a statue COM
memorative of the continent it
represents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-23
TO RESIGN

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PARIS, Feb. 23.-Premier
Poincare will resign shortly and
his ministry will be re-constitu-
ted possibly with ex-Premier Aris-
tide BRAND as president of the
council or cabinet.
Poincare assumed the premeir-
ship at personal loss. Several of
the present cabinet officers ac-
Icepted portfolios at similar sac
rifices. Senator Bourgeois, now
minister of labor, is in poor
health.
George Clemenceau, former
premier, Is mentioned as Poin-
cares successor, but BRAND has
the better chance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-23
State News

A. L. Valentine of Seattle is
the third man to decline Governor
Hays appointment on the public
service commission,
When Charles Premo's wife at
White Salmon cleaned a chicken
for dinner she found two gold
crowned human teeth in the giz-
card of the hen.
Milwaukee railway announces
1t will build the Beverly-Hanford
branch from the Columbia river
to Hanford this summer, at a cost
of 100000.
Secret service men arrested A.
e. Harrington, street car con-
ductor, ana w Fl. Mahan. a lum-
Der mill mechanic, for counter
feiting, and found the dies.
Aberdeen has started a free en-
ployment bureau.
w. j. Smith foreman of the
Cram Lumber company mill at
Raymond, was caught in the
planer belt and killed.
Agostini Torretti is meeting
every train at Walla Walla to find
his sweetheart, who was held up
at Ellis Island by Uncle Sam until
her lover could be Investigated.
Washington letter carriers in
convention at Everett yesterday
decided to meet in Tacoma next
year. Roy Conger, Tacoma, was
named vice president.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-23
City Briefs

The Flyer is back in service on
the Seattle-Tacoma run. The
Sioux will make the Seattle Ev-
erett run. The Flyer has been
overhauled.
After declaring In favor of a.
pension for old employees and
against many national conven-
tions. the Northwest convention
of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers closed last night
and 300 couples danced at the
Glide rink.
The students and faculty of
Puget Sound university 100
strong banqueted at the Bonnie
Vile last evening. Frank b.
Cole was POSTMASTER. Il. l..
Blaine, Seattle, President Zeller
end several students were on the
program for speeches.
The social center at Washing
ton SCHOOL will be addressed by
d. r. Roberts on gardening to-
night.
The social service board of Sc
attic was entertained by the Ia
coma board last evening with a
dinner at the Y. w. G.. A.
Dana Bartlett of Los Angeles
spoke on prison reform along
lines contemplated by Commits
sioner Petit, who presided.
The Patriotic Sons of America
celebrated Washington day with
a banquet at the Tacoma hotel
last night.
|. Porter Brothers and Grant
Smith & Co., who have the N. P.
contract for building from the
narrows to Tenino, have taken
offices in the Perkins bldg, will
be, started next week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-23

Hammerstein's new building is
now filed nightly at from 20 cents
to $3.50 seat. In reducing
prices, Hammerstein has not cur
tailed the quality of his produc-
lions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-23

Hammerstein's latest experiment
grand opera at regular theater
prices. 1t is his campaign against
the Convent garden opera syndi-
cate which before his arrival, held
the opera monopoly In England.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-23

DR.. 1. d. Brom, the siIver-voiced
singer from Peoria, sends the fol-
lowing:
Happiness may get here late,
But it's sure to reach us IL e
wait.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-20
chinaman Grows Fast

Equipped with a certificate Of en-
Try for man much larger than his
Lung Pong, forty nine
years old. Chinaman, Is held in the
county Jail ar the 500 BY the immisra-
ton officials. charged with violating
the immigration laws. Pong, who is
employed i'm sam Lees laundry or
West Spruce street, has been in the
city but n few weeks When ques-
toned by the immigration men as to
his right to De i'm this country he pro-
duced n certificate granted in Portland.
oregon, 10 man five feet eleven
inches In height. The certificate was
granted in 1908. Pong, when measured
proved TO be six feet two inches IN
height and In other ways gave the inn
preston that he is not the person TO
whom the certificate was issued. He
will be arTaiRned before United Statea
Commissioners Colwell on May %.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-20
A VARIEGATsD MENU.

In the downtown district Of Chicago
there Is a restaurant which makes i
speciality Of serving a business men IS
luncheon at an unusually low price. the
meal consisting OF meat a cup OF cof-
Zee and a side dish Of vegetables
one OF the customers OF the place
became indignant because Inacarom
had been served as a side dish every
Gay ior p week Calling the manager
the eyed customer said:
81 b.. YOU have macaroni here toe
often ana it,
You are right. sir: quite risht'"
agreed the manager.
II don't want to pose as kicker,
explained the customer, but
SAY no more about it. beg" en-
treated the manager. "Iu have II
changed at once"
Then he called TO the head waiter
and said:
Tell the chef he has macaroni too
often. Tomorrow we will make q
change. We will have snaghetti. 49,
The Popular Magazine.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-20
LAURIUM
LIMITS SIZE OF
F|RECRACKERS
STATE LAW HAS PROVISION AIM.
ED TO BRING ABOUT SANE
FOURTH. OF LOCAL IN
TEREsT.

Attention Is called TO the state law
limiting the size of fireworks and fire.
crackers ard other regulations aimed to
bring about a sane fourth in Michigan.
As many of the local dealers will soon
be ordering their supplies for the
Fourth. il would be wei! for them to
familiarize themselves with the law
80 as to avoid possible complications
later.
That Laurium and the state of
Michigan in general will be justified
in having a real sane Fourth of July
this year Is proved by Act So from
the public acts of Michigan fer 1911.
Not only does this act set forth
clearly Just how the Fourth may be
observed as far as forcible ceicbra-
tions are concerned, but it provides
for the extent of the celebration.
1T shall be unlawful" reads number
55 FOR any person 90 sell or keep for
sale any blank cartridge. toy pistol.
toy gun or toy cannon that can be
used to fire n blank cartridge: or TO
sell or keep for sale, or TO set off, eX-
plode or cause to explode, asy fire.
works containing any picric acid and
picrates or any substance of like
nature. or any firecrackeT exceeding
Two inches In length and three cighths
oC an inch i'm diameter or Of greater
explosive power than a fire cracker
OF such size containing black powder
only: Provided, that this section shall
not apply TO illuminating fireworks set
off between the hours of o'clock IN
the afternoon and II o'clock midnight
excepting. those containing picric acid
or picrates. or substances of like
nature. or to the sale of any article
herein named TO be shipped directly
out of the state, or To the sale or use
of explosives in the firing OF salutes
by official authorities, or to the sale
or use OF blank cartridges for show
or theatre, or for signal purp, Ses IN
athletic sports or by railroads. or u
experiments at any factory for the
manufacture of explosives, nor the
firing of salutes with cannon on shore
or on boats or to the sale for use OF
the use by the militia or by an organ
i2ation of war veterans, or i'm teaching
the use of firearms by experts on days
other than holidays.
Sec. 2. Whoever violates any pro-
vision of this act shall be punished by
a fine not exceeding one hundred dol
lars or by Imprisonment for not mor'
than tsirty days, or by both such fine
and Imprisonment In the discretion OF
the courts"