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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-04
sALIERY \ WITH BIC CAPACITY
LooaI Business Men Establishing Fish Saltery on Beetles
 Island

James Beetles and associates are. establishing a fish saltcry on Beetles island with a capacity oi 5000. barrels per month in con- junction with salterys at Unak- wik bay and Eshamay river. The Ash caught will be put down in barrels at the several salterys and shipped to Latouche, from which point they will be trans ported to the states.
 The company is composed. of local men, consisting among oth- CTS, Angus Chisholm, James Da- wis and Jesse Martin. Natives will be largely employed in fish ing, while white men will put down the fish. The tug June will tow alarge barge purchased from the Copper River Lumber com pany, with the product of the salteries to the place of ship 'ment. MT. Martin is now on the outside making arrangements for the disposal of the summers pack. He is returning on the Mariposa. Valdez will be the headquarters of the company, be- ing the first fishing enterprise into by local people.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-04
COMMUNICATION.
Editor PrOSpcctOr.

Editor PrOSpcctOr.
 Valdez, Alaska, May i,I9l2.-- Sir: In references to Mhc. state mcnt appearing in your Friday issue regarding improvements on the Valdez Dock Company ap- DrOach, we wish 10 state that the article is not true. We intend to keep the dock and approach in hrSt-clasS repair and have recciv- cd a shipment of lumber for that purpose on the last steamer. We. however, do not intend to widen approach at the present lime. When business conditions war rant extensive improvements the city of Valdez will find the Val drz Dock company doing its share of improving. Very re- spcctfully,
 VALDEZ DOCK COMPANY.
 c. II. KRAEMER, Mgr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-04
or Interest to oentIefoIk.

am now in new office on Wall street and am far better equipped than formerly to skillfully serve the ladies and gentlemen of Val dez with manicuring, chiropody and shampooing. Special atten- ton given scalp treatment. en- dcavor to excel in my profession and will quickly satisfy you as to my ability. Special rates to steady customers. Phone 1855.
 SENORITA MENDEZ.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-04
BIG DEVELOPMENT
 WORK ON RAMBLER

Work on the Rambler proper ties on ShOup bay is progressing satisfactory. Two tunnels are drifting on the vein both ways from the crnsscut recently com plcted. MT. Wagner, who came in from the bay this morning, says that work will be kept going in- definitely, probably all year, as the indications justified the de- vclopmcnt of the property.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-04
|ARE MATTERS. 0F RECORD Following Instruments Were Fled
 for Record In Commission r CTS office

Location, Ontario lode, Port Wells, J. J. Reilly, II. A. King, L. Good, G. Herman. Quit claim, Josephine Harvey to Jeannctte Hurd, one-half in- tcrcst Alice, Alice Annex mining claims, Shoup bay. r Location, Mabel lode, Shour bay, r. M. Boyle, M. c. Geraghty James Howell.
 Quit claim, A. w. Walter tc Robert Atkinson, one-sixteenth Bullion, Bullion Nos. and 9 Chief, Chief Nos. and 2, Bullion Fraction, Bullion Fraction Nos and 2, Ready Bullion, Read, Bullion Nos. and ?, Fortune Fortune Nos. and 2, Gravina bay; consideration, $i. Quit claim, Ernest c. Dalton tu Lena Fuller Dalton, lot 6, block 16, Valdez; consideration. Si. Quit claim, Chas. G. WulT io J. M. Davis, lot 3, block 8, Val dcz; consideration, $3,50O.
 Record birth, Leonard Smith Weber, son of Frank and Floy J. Weber.
 Quit claim, John T. Brncc to Chas. .1I. Witzler, Tuscurora min ing claim, Tuscurora Nos. 1, ?, B., i, ,, G, : and fraction No. 1, un- divided onr-sixlernth interest :: consideration. $I0O.
 QuiI to claim. Dr. A. VOn Gun Ihcr ln Mrs. Annie r.. TObin. 50 x i50 north side extension, Res ervaiion avenue: consideration. S1.
 Quit claim. l.. Archibald Iu II. NJ. Daniel. l5 fec: Keystone ave- niir; consideration &i.
 Quit claim, Hal II. Jones in J. A. Carson. one-fourlh interest in Camp Bird, NJ. claim. Dream, Goat, I.rRny. Michigan. Sunny Jim, Solomon GuIch; cnnsidrra- tiOn. Sl.
 Option. Mary A. Drbnry. Ed mund Smith and John Carlton iO J. \. Carson. All American min ing claim, All American Nos. 1 and ,: consideration. S25O. S2.- 500 September [. 1912. $7.5OO September 1. 1913.
 Option, Mary A. Drbnry tn J. \. Carson, Jumbo mining claim. No. ,. Mastadnn. Mastin. Giant, Hercules, Sampson. Ma jcStic. Mammoth. Solomon gulrh: consideration, S25O. S2,5UO Sep tcntbrr 1. 1912. $7,250 SrpIrm- bcr 1, 1913.
 Assignment of option, J. \. Carson to A. F.. GrigSby, same as above.
 Contract. Mary A. Debncy, Ed mund Smith, John Carlton to A. F.. Grigsby, T. J. Devinney, cxlcn- sion of above option; cOnsidrra- ton, S2.5OO.
 Location, Fraction No. 2, Shoup bay, E. E.. Mcdonald, John T. Bence.
 Power of attorney, Geo. w. Nel- son to Ralph Williams, to sell Besair- Williams mining claims Nos. 1, 2. 3 and i.
 Quit claim, John 4. Carson to Mary A. Dcbney, Edmund Smith, John Carlton, cleven-twenticths to Mary A. Debncy, fOur-twen- tieths to Edmund Smith and five twenticths to John Carlton in Dream mining claim, Solomon guIch; consideration, Si.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-04
PAPERING CONTRACTS
 AWARDED TO SIMONS

J. P. Simons has secured the contract for papering the officers quarters at Fort LiScum.. There arc seven sets and the job is a big one. The government sup plies the paper and bids were rc- quired for the work only, 132 triple rolls, 116 single and 15O double rolls will be used.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-04

at 8 o'clock, P. M., for the pur- pose of clccting u board of di- rcctors for the ensuing year aIi other important business.
 Arthur Lang, Secretary First Publication April 20, tQl2
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-04
LEM HAYS NOW
 AT EXCHANGE CAFE

Lem Hays, the well known Chi ncsc chef, is now al the Exchange cafe. He has just received a large stock of Chinese goods, in cludiiIG many delicacics. Lem has a reputation for making noodles and says he is better equipped now than ever before and is sure he can please his customers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-04
Anheuser-Busch.

Al tho lunch hour, join with the
 elite; Go to the Big Place, for some
 thing to cat. Myra serves no desscrl--but, oh, my; oh, my; Our Anhcuscr-Busch is better
 than pic.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-04
NOTICE OF SALE,

In the District Court for the Ter
 rltory Of Alaska, Third Divis- | ion.
 In the matter of the bankruptcy of Knights Island Consolidated Copper Company of Alaska, a cor Poration, bankrupt.--No. f, in Notiepe !: here6S ha,.6S Of fysa Sa1e' that pursuant to an order of sale made and entered by the above entitled court in the above entit- led matter, at Valdez, Alaska, on the. 27th day of March, 1912, the undersigned as Ancillary Rcceiv- CT herein,will offer for sale atpub- | lie auction, at the front door of the court house in Valdez, Alas ka, on the first day of May, 1912. at the hour of 200 o'clock D. m. Of said day, 10 the highest and best bidder, for cash, subject to the confirmation of the above en- titled court, the following de- scrlDed property, to-wit: l ElghfY-hOrSe power boiler.
 Iwcnty-hOrSe power boilers.
 EIilH-h0rSc power engine. ! Iwenty-tirc-hnrSc power en-
 l Heater.
 Boiler pump.
 aO-kilOwat generator.
 Transformers.
 Boat, one set of oars.
 ] Boat. two sets of oars.
 l Aerial tram, 5000 feet long.
 Donkey engine.
 1 Sawmill Gold ann in dilaDi- dated condiIionl.
 160 fire bricks.
 200 feet 8-pOund Trails.
 , Ore cars.
 Several buildings badly OF who'll ly broken down.
 Launch Union.
 That said launch Union is sif- ualcd aL Valdez. Alaska. and all he rrmaindrr Of the said proper Iy IS situated at Dricr Bay, knishfs Island, Prince William sound. Alaska. where inc same may Do examined by bidders be-. for" said salr:- thai a deposit of twenty (2OJ per cent. OH inc prIrf chase price of said property. or any part thereof. will be required of tho successful bidders af said sale. and said sale will be report cd by Inc undersigned receiver, t0 the above court, and if said sale IS confirmed hy said court. bills of sales will br delivered fO the successful bidders on receipt of the balance of inc purchase price. and if not confirmed. the deposit of twenty (20) per cent. will be returned to the party dcDositing Inc same. If said sale is con flrmcd, and the successful bidder fails for ten days after confirm alton to pay the remainder of said purchase price, then, and in that case, said twenty (20) per cent. deposit will be forfeited to said receiver.
 Witness my hand this 27th day of March, 1912.
 w. J. MORTON,
 Hncillary Receiver. Smith, Bunnell & Weber, attor-
 neys for Receiver.
 Notice is hereby given, that pursuant to order of Court made and entered on the 27th day of April, 1912, the above sale is hereby postponed and adjourned until May 18th, at o'clock D. m. of said dav.
 Dated at Valdez, Alaska, this 27th day of April, 1912. w. J. MORTON,
 Ancillary Receiver. Smith, Bunncll & Weber, attor-
 neys for Receiver.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-04
Notioe

The annual meeting or the stockholders of the Alaskn Water Light & Telephone Company will bc held at their office in Valdez, Alaska on Monday, May 6ih, iVI?
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-04
Anhouser-Busoh.

Honest Martin Harrais, whose
 record is clean, Is not the tool of a political ma
 chine. This miner is an Alaskan--givc
 him your vote, And pour Anheuser-Busch, down
 your dry throat.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-04
Anheuser-Rusoh.

You'll do well, this lad" to heed, For with drink, wc give a
 feed" We do things propcrly--always
 in style; Drink Anhcuscr-Busch, and wear
 the smile.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-04
Attention!

The regular weekly dance al Moose hall will take place as us- ual on Saturday night. Good music. Tickets can be had of any member. 3t
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-04

Lem Hays, former chef for Li Hung Chang, Is now al inc E.y- change cafe. Genuine Chinese noodles.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-04
DAGGETT AND LEAHY
Satisfaction Guaranteed

All branches of up-to-date den- tistry. Offices over Jim Kahltr's drug store, Valdez, Alaska.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-04
Drugs and Drug Sundries.

Largest stock of goods in any sirug store in Alaska. Owl Drug Co., Inc.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-05-04

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The evening world., 1912-02-23

turned although repeated demands had
been made for II. The visitors book for
the time Brandt was in the Tombs was
produced by Hanley and showed that
Drs. Mabon and Mcdonald visited the
prisoner for the purpose OF examining
him subsequent to the examination they
made In Mr.. Sc1lff's office.
Hanlcy asserted that Drs. Mcdonald
and Mabon must rave had an order
from the District-Attorney or some
Judge to get to Brandt. DIR. Mcdonald
when seen this afternoon denied that he
had any such an order. lie said he
walked right into the Tombs to sec
Brandt and nobody stopped him because
he was well known.
Judge Hand sounded the opening note
Of the vocal holdup In the Brandt pro-
ceedings to-day. The Judge was fresh
from q conference with the Governor in
Albany.
IL do not expect to resume the hear
Ing which was adjourned by me until
next Tuesday" declared Judge Hand.
THE necessity for an investigation suc!I
as l was commissioned by tho Governo,
10 make has been set aside by Justice
Gerard's decision, sustaining the Brand
writ Of habeas CORP >.
That action places Brandt In the 20.
sltion of one under Indictment awaitinl
trial. Thu Governor has no Jurisdiction
over such n person.
The evening world., 1912-02-23
I'LL WITHHOLD SIGNATURE
TWO OR THREE DAYS.

what do YOU consider q REASONABLE
length OF time?" was asked.
u should say two or three DAYS"
replied Justice Gerard.
Justice Gerard was Informed tha,
counsel for Brandt would apply to him
to-day to release Brandt on bail.
NO application has been made t.
me az yet" said Justice Gerard. "As
the case now stands. 1 could not bail
the prisoner. lie IL st!ll a convict un.
II! ] sign the formal order enterins
my decision on the writ OF habeas
corpus"
While the Governor and Justice
Gerard were marking time District-At-
torney Whitman resumed his Grand
Jury Investigation into the Brandt at.
fair. Deputy Warden Hanley OF the
Tombs and several attendants were sub.
poenaed to he questioned about the book
kept In 1907 for the signatures of coun-
sci calling on prisoners. which has dis
appeared. A subpoena was also Issued
for the manage OF Pontin's restaurant
In Franklin street to ascertain from
him. II possible, who paid for the excel
lent meals served to Brandt while h,
was confined in the Tombs.
Hanley testified that the book contain
ing records of visits of counsel 10 Brand
I'm 1907 was sent for by some one IN th'
District-Attorney's office and never re
The evening world., 1912-02-23
NEW CARNEGIE TRUST
INDICTMENT IS SOUGHT,

New evidence has been secured in
connection with the Carnegie Trust
Company failure that Is expected to re-
suit in the indictment Of at least one
prominent New York fnancier. District
Attorney Whitman has called together
the March. 1911. Grand Jury. which in
dicted Charles II. Hyde, William J.
Cummins and Joseph b. Relchman. and
will present his new evidence on Mon
day.
At the District Attorneys office 1t was
learned that the new evidence grew out
of the alleged theft Of S3O0.OCO from the
Carnegie Company's funds for which
Cummins was indicted. Beyond this the
District Attorney had nothing to say.
The recalled Grand Jury. which was
never dismissed. has David Freed, a
wholesale paint dealer at No. as Pearl
street. as its foreman. II will recon-
vene before Justice Davis In the Grim
lnal Branch OF the Supreme Court.
The evening world., 1912-02-23
N ATTIRE IN STREET
SAVED By 0vERC0AT.
Passengers Jumped From Car and
Smotnered Flames About
Victim.

A woman with her clothing all ablaxe.
at Fourteenth street and Avenue A,
startled the neighborhood to-day. A
street sweeper tried to put out the fire
with his hands by pulling of her
clothes. While he was doing this. the
crowd about them being afraid to help
the woman At all. two men jumped
from q passing street Car and drawing
on their ~overcoats, wrapped them about
the woman II put out the fire.
The was Mrs. Dor Bergman.
whose husband. Davis. keeps a candy
Inc news stand at the northeast corner
Of Fourteenth street and Avenue A. lie
went to get something to eat and asked
his wife to mind tho stand until his re-
turn. In the little Enclosure OF the
stand Is a gas stove and It was this
that ignited Mrs. Bergman's dress. She
was taken to Bellevue Hospital danger.
ously burned.
The evening world., 1912-02-23
CRUEL JUDGE SQUASHES
POOR Mr.. QUASH'S HOPES
OF QUASHlNG MARRIAGE.
So George Is Still Tied to Wife He
We'd at Fifteen, and She Doesn't
Want Him. Either.

Comes into court George Quash to get
his marriage ~qussaed. Oh. yes. indeed.
George lives a. No. y Fleet street.
Brooklyn. and his name In not only
George Quash. but II u George WASH
ington Quash.
However. his name couldn't hold Marie
e. Quash. Ono accumulated the Quash
Oh April G, 1906. hen she married
George at Reading. Pa. Both were NJ
teen a old and II was an clopem.ni.
The couple lived together q year.
George applied to Justice Maddox In the
Brooklyn supreme Court to-day for an
annulment. producing the family Bible
TO show his axe.
but George ran against n snag.
Justice Maddox looksd up the Penn
~sylvania Law M found that persons
inclined 90 commit matrimony In that
commonwealth may DO no at the age
OF fourteen. Consequently the mar
riaxc at Reading was perfectly legal.
and Mario ~ sthl, Martr G. Quash. al
though she Hives at Williamsport. Pa.
n had no intention whatever Of con-
testing George efforts to free him
self.
The evening world., 1912-02-23

~H.c On. ers, c.,,.,, -. .,x,Sso s,c.
a. aw..s.s ns,'s - 1920 .s,.,
ne or., had .urcu,,h.d ana 4 orders6
a.. aan,n,.,-.,,.. -, .,u,n,,,,,i s.,d.
- h.. ,n".,a.s 49, ia. ",aia r.ii,s,
.an,S,v "a .ur,s.sa
c~e A.
VInot ~
MENINGITIS.
When three infants we're stricken
Monday, Dr. II. c.. Allen of No, IN LET.
fsrt's plnc.. the house physlc,an. wa
summoned. lie diagnosed IN. cases as
The evening world., 1912-02-23
tracks OF the road are worked to their
fullest capacity.
800 CARLOADS RECEIVED A DAY
At THE PIERS.

]. Miffin. agent of Piers No. 81. No. Is
and Nc. -, North River, used oy the
Pennsyivc MA Railroad, said 300 carloads
OF fo%odstuffs were handed daily over
the piers OF which he is IN charge.
Miffln, like other witnesses, pointed
out that the commission man Is practi-
cally useless. the commission men rarely
ever taking physical possession OF The
goods consigned to them. selling them In
advance to the retail dealers or buck
sters. who take actual possession on the
pier.
The Health Department inspectors. he
said. made rigid Investigation of all
foodstuffs that pass over his piers.
Chairman Osborn announced that the
next hearing would 30 held next Thurs
day morning at II o'clock. II will be
devoted to nm investigation OF cold star
age facilities and municipal markets.
The evening world., 1912-02-23
KllBAME WON'T GIVE
'ATTEll RETURN MATCH,
New Champion Says Abe Doesn't
Deserve II After His Foul Tao.
tics of Yesterday.

LOS ANGELhss. Fsh. 1.-,Iohnny XII
bane. the new feather wsight champion,
appeared to-day with his left eye dis
colored from the goat tactics" OF Abs
Attell at Vernon yesterday. The cut.
inflicted In the sixteenth round. was
the only mark the Cleveland fighter
showed.
"Attcll says he wants another chance
will you give II 10 himT' Kilbsne WA
asked.
Il don't think he deserves IT," the new
champion answered. after the foul way
ne fought yesterday. Besides, the pub.
lie knows Atteh would stand no chance
with me. and that would hurt the gate :
Promoter Tom Carey sAid there wal
little likelihood OF n return match NJ
Vernon. Kilbane has accepted q theatri'
cal engagement and said he would re-
main On the Pacihs coast for some time
The evening world., 1912-02-23
GOVERNOR DIX
PASSES BRANDT
CASE TO GERARD
CONTINUED from First Page.)

county Court House that he would be
perfectly willing to withhold his sig
nature to the decision sustaining the
writ Of habeas corpu for two or three
days.
Il have simply rendered an opinion"
said Justice Gerard, and until sign
a formal order entering that opinion
with the clerk Of the court Brandt must
remain a convict in the eyes OF the la
II saw Mt to do 30 ! could d to the
opinion or detract from It. So far 1t Is
not law and II Gov. Dix wants to par.
don Brandt ! do not are to interfere
with such action. ! am willing to with
hold my signature. out OF courtesy to
the Governor. for a BILE length
of time
The evening world., 1912-02-23
DEPARTMENT INsPec,
TON NOT GENERAL,

Representatives OF the Health Depart-
ment, the witness said. made only perl
odioal examinations ~ vast shipments
Of fresh vegetables handled by his lines.
These examinations he said, 'are
by no means universal. We examine
most OF these goods ourselves before
we deliver them. for We have almost a
blanket commission to destroy all vege.
tables and fruits which are not good
when they reach here
Raymond said that the North River
and West street were the most convent.
cnt for the delivery OF food products to
the consumers. AS q result space wa
limited n necessarily expensive. and
ne saw no relief from these preren,
high expenses.
GEORGE II. Stevens, general agent of
the New York Central. In charge of
handling all food supplies carried by
those lines. said n map was furnished
all c~ons'gnees. showing the location OF
every station In this territory In which
foodsiurs were handled.
A number OF markets are maintained
ny the New York Central. NJ which
ronsignees arc permitted to exhibit
vegetables and fruits and sell then
direct to commission men and retail
dealers before their removal from ths
den".s. Butter. eggs. live and dressed
roultry markets also are maintained b,
the railroad.
a large volume OF the fruits. vegeta,
bles ana dairy products, Mr.. steven,
said. was delivered direct to cold stor,
age warehouses. The largest OF thes,
warehouses, he admitted. was located 4,
the ~. James Park stauon OF the New
York Central. II Is owned by priyat,
parties,
Tho New York Central, Stevens said
is making extensive improvements OF
the west side, by which Il In hoped ma
terialy TO improve facilities for han
ding food produce.
The volume of food ~protucts hrough
into New York City 10 so great, al,
Mr.. Stevens. that all OF the west aid
The evening world., 1912-02-23
WANT BOARD TO AMEND
'ANTI-RACE TRACK LAWS
Proposition That Legislature Ap.
point Commission Under Con-
siieration in ALBANY.

ALBANY, Feb. ga proposition that
q commission be created by the Legis-
lature TO investigate and report on the
question Of amending the .Anti-Race-
Track Gambling laws. particularly the
Directors Liability act. has been sug-
gested to certain Legislators. The mat
ter has been taken under consideration.
The evening world., 1912-02-23
Are You Succumbing
To Catarrh?

Do you Nsiise how cats1h IL weaksaiAs ysui
entire system and gradually getting . ssreeess
holdi You can't think Of neslectins this eroed
germ disease when you consider the eresy 49,
You must arrest IL action a. once ana oeQa ~
ultimate cure.
Thsrs u . preparation that has oesn % "
market for years and IL indorsed b. tesue1fds
70 whom II has brought benefit. II y ceneo
kondon's Catarrhal Jelly: 10 put up In e9Au,
cont enient tubce. and b Q WONDERFUL ~
stitch In time for all Catarrhal dangers. y
70 cheap. simple and saU " apply that nAny
people keep II On hand to us u fire daaoef
signal Of cold or cough. On the othef hands y
has beeu known to give permanent feuo
advanced cass OF Hay Fever. Bronchitis. 49,
and the kindred erils that arss from . "ssusS
cold.
A tiny bit snuffed through the nostrnh
dowly dissolved in the throat will do won0es
1t soothe, iritated membranes and acts = 2
gcrmicide to the iasidious Catasrh macrobe.
Because. II . cold 10 ps stoppsd where Y:
begins-in the head-it settle In the WA
organs. dcrausing the gstem. stopping The orco..
laaon and admitting the posons OF fever. W. ~
sorts OF dread possibilities. A slisht
. good voice has been permansuty lost thsoao .
neglected boanenes.
kondon's Catarrhal Jelly heals raw. iuflsnsA
surfaces, and one application will encouraSs IL
permanent Use IN the hume. II Is handled By the
best druggists at Is AID 30 cents. hut u yous
druggist IA not now supplied. the kondou Ma
Co. Of Minneapolis. Minn.. invite you TO- Witt
and ask for their sample. II b free. and II ~
be Just the simple ounce Of prevention tAst
your headache OF cold IN the head. Jour AselDs
or bad throat needs.
The evening world., 1912-02-23
rELLs HOW PRODUCE 10 LANDED
HERE,

w. l.. Woodrow. trafnc OF
the Old Dominion Steamship Company,
In charge Of handling all Virginia and
North Carolina foodstuffs brought to
New York by he OLD Dominion steam
ships. was the first witness. lie said
all produce brought by his steamships
were delivered within twelve hours
after Ito arrival In New York. No
charge was made for the brief storage
necessary al the company's piers. Most
OF the vegetables and fruit brought In
by Old Dominion steamers was merely
consigned to commission men. who sold
II on the docks to the retail dealers.
these dealers Immediately hauling away
their purchases In their own wagons.
The Witness said the Old Dominion
line brought between I.500.O 900 and ?.000.-
90 packages OF foodstufs into New
York city annually.
the Clyde Line Steamship Company, in
charge OF handling all food supplies
brought here from South Carolina,
Georgia and Florida by the Clyde line.
declined 10 furnish the committee a
table showing the volume of foodstuffs
handled by his line until the commit.
tee assured him the figures would be
used only In the grand total OF all the
lines.
Az an idea Of the number Of water
melons eaten In New York, Raymond
said the clyde line was compelled dur.
Ing the season" to use s,i22 square
Test VI space daily for melons alone.
All p~erishable goods. he said, were
removed by c~onsignees within twenty
four hours OF their arrival. Less than
one per cent. OF the vegetables and
fruits reached New York In bad condl-
ton.
The evening world., 1912-02-23
Hoods Sarsaparius

to purify and enrich the blood ana build
up the system. Get II to-day.
In usual LIQUID form or chocoiatsd tab.
'ets called BassNtnbs.