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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19
MINING.
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.
(Maturing 1918 III
I FURNISHED BY Swartwout & Appenzelar, No.
20 A. Pine street,


,l,,rnisLed tv SwartWOut & Appenzellar, No.
~ Pine street,
Name MAUI. ~ 14',uu -
Atlantic Coast Line 4 p @. l9lS-'l1.. - "A
pm Roch g. 7 Al = C. 1877. -
Cent Of Georgia 4ls-5 p G, 1913 Il % -
Cent y Il OF y y G. 1918 -. ~ -
,,basaueake & Ohio 4 , c, 1913 IL. ~ -,
Chic & All 4-4iz-5 y G, 1913 10. % "a
chic chic q East III 4H-5,p C.. l9 1913 "a "a
Chic r * Pac 4h-6 p c. 1913 10
Gin Ham & as J. c, 1913 20. 81 "a
Delaware & Hudson ~ C. 1922. - g
Erie 44h-5 c. 1877. ...:....:.:.. pa "a
Hooking Valley 4-4lz y G. l9l8-ls.. q g.
Hudson & Man 3 c. l9l3Ile: 800 ~ ~
x C. n S a NJ "A p c, l9l5.15... o.. -
Ksn CITY South AZ C, 1913 p. o.. -.
Iebiqb Valley Al p c, lSl3. 10. 4S. -
Wissorri Pacific 8 . C. 1913 IL. pa ~.
Mo5ile {. Ohio 4-6 p G. 1913 H.. % -
y Y Central Lines 3 p c, lBl5- q. - -
NorfoIk a Western 4 p c, 1913 10. - -
Pennsylvania Sz-4 G, 1919 l.. 90
81 l. a. Fr 4-4h-5 y e. 1913 -. % "a
DO guar A & 4 p e. 1913. IL
Seao Air Line 49, p e. 10l3, H. . -,
South Ry 31z-4-4lR c, 1910. H. 80 20
ViTgjnian Rwy p c, 1913 'le. ..... "a -
Wabash Il II 44-5 y c, 1915 ''.'
wheel & l. Il 4h-5 C 1913 2-....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19

New Orleans. Jan Is New low levels In
cotton futures prices were reached here to. day
when. after a slight rise ou buying OF covers.
fresh short selling began. Bulls offered no up
tcrday's closing The market closed steady al
q net decline OF ljd2l points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19
CURB ECHOES.

IL Is reported from Boston that Davis
DAILY has encountered a good body Of
ore on the 1,200-foot level Of the Colo
RADIO mine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19
EXPORTS.

Wheat bush ... ls5.105 Alcohol. gals ... % 80
Corn bush .... O.. 75J Ollcake b.. ~ 400
Oats. bush. l.00J Steariua, b.. 5000
Beans bush . g. TaliOw. d.. 5000
Flour sacks .... .llo CottOnseed oil. %. 1900
GrAss seed. hags 300 Iuh oil gal. -. l-3- tn0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19

The First National Bank Of Boston haf
issued an interesting brochure SUMMARY
ing many facts iu connection win IHe
United States Treasury. 1t is the hrst OF
series Of booklets to be issued by the
bank dealing with subjects closely ailieu
10 financial matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19

The Deutsche Bank has issued It's usual
J annual compilation Of tables showing me
circulation and reserves Of the Reichs-
bank during 1872 together with the
fluctuations Of the private discount rate
In the Berlin market The bank has also
issued charts giving the price movements
o. q number Of commodities, as cotton
lead. rubber, coffee. corn, copper etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19

Harris, Forbes & Co. have. been author
tied 70 anticipate the payment on inc
$4,000 Cleveland Electric Railway hrs'
mortgage DOT cent bonds. due March l"
They vii pay sucn bonds at par as are
Presented. With interest 20 date OF oe-
livery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19
NEVADA QUOTATIONS..
TONOPAHS

FURNISHED daily by Weir Bros. q Co. No 20
Broad street.
January - 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19

Liverpool cables. spot quiet. sales t.Dp"
bales; speculation ami export 500. American.
. OUO Imports. b 40. American -l,nI.
Midiling upland, g N2d. Futures op'u'i steady
Al 3V3L points advance. closed barely steady.
at A NET advance OF 2d2i- points. Jaruar!
65Siad: January-Fehruary, $50 -d; Fcluar,
March 6j+ 81. March April, 6J3isd: April
May 652d: May-June 6.jHI. Jun. July. sd;
July-Auglst. q. 4jd. August-S September. 63f 'zt .
Septembsr October. 6.2ld: Oetohrr-Noycmbcr
. I4isd, acknowledgements, Gid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19

At its annual meeting On February -.
IN Cincinnati. stockholders OF the GIN
ennau and Suburban Telephone COM
rany will be asked 10 authorize an IT.
crease in the company's capital stock
ron 5000 10 100000. The ne"
stock is not for immediate use, but 70
| provide for any contingencies which may
arise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19

Holders Of the preferred stock Of The
Bullock Electric Manufacturing Company.
on which dividends OF per cent a year
we're guaranteed by the Allis-Chalmers
COMPANY. have formed protective com
mittee composed of Charles L. Harrison,
R. c. shinkle and George d. Huestis. al
q Cincinnati The action was caused by
the Prospective sale Of the Allis-Chalmers
prope~ties on February 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19
NEW YORK PRICES.
BONDED WHEAT
sLNKONKD CIENKNNCE-.


lIOi X AND NINl-II.GF vt. vary mac
else. aud quotations Utrr largely nominal
~rr.rl PATENTS. e. 5uuNl co. winter stralglf-,
- Gp1Si -. winter patents. 50 NNHS' -, spring
cleans. 81 .p0St %. extra $50 / winter. s. 100
81 -. SO =. SASS Iu. Kansas s'rti-Ets. s. 20
4A4 ~ fancy spring patents. s. iVF - -" kl Z
FIOTE steady Fa.. to good. 80 tVrS3 -
choi.. o. muc. So 9UrS4 EICKWHEAI
FLOUR quiet. s. 49, asked per 100 y. CORN
MEAL. steady k.u dried, - D. BAG NEAL
Fine whit. and yellow. 81 "I4Nl -. coarse.
81 -aISl 80 FEEb-Ncst'ru -Ir.us. - "n 2
so. sflrf4r. .ItI.ur So. 'ug. lo 81 red
dog So 90. eit, bran. SD hult. Se4 % sacks.
mliIilUg 50 .Ur>-i. re, dog. 80" -. tuW'nV
chop 81 nominal uu.k So ID SACHS nominal
oliu.al. S5-dS3
IOIIFE-Trad.1E wHs again quiet. sales
amounting Co $3.50 bags. '.t there was au
absence o. the selling pressure which chHa.-
,.rlzci the operations on Friday. European
markets were -fedI.'r than expected, HGHF'
being unchanged while Hamburg was aH-
changed tu b. pt. lower Eurorr was "a urior-
ate seller ~ tdc late positions herr. but offer
irre we've readily absorbed ami tho market
during The day developed a urwur tone. closing
dt "a NOT advance u. = fp l. points. lNf ur-
Ic-f0ns was stlIl somewhat uIE. f'ed, luf Ii
was believed that no" market has absorbed
tho Nalo-izati1r sales AMI that, with thls feat
IRE out NJ fr' Nt'. t'y'I 1uucrff would be
along more normal lines THE Rio market ~aF
barely STEADY and Unchanged while Santos was
qulet az 30 geis decline spot unchanged AZ
1850 FOR RIO No Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19
INDUST RIAL.

FURNISHED BY Harry z. Thompson & Co, No.
strertl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19

According 10 Chicago advices. Mont
gonery Ward & Co. are working on a
Iefuaucins plan 10 meet Eastern and
Western bushes expansion, and viii prob
ably increase its preferred stock to S25.-
goco and the common to 100000. The
present. capitalization is only 10000 or
dnary stock and 100000 serial debent-
ures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19
GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANIES
New York.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

'Interest to be added.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19

The wage increases to be given motor
men and conductors of the Third Avenue
RAILWAY Company will add about $1,000
TO the payroll OF the company annually.
A little less than three thousand men
will be benefited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19

Alderman & Coles have issued a circu-
Jar or the Southern Pipe Line Company.
IN which they estimate the company s
earnings at $4,000 to $4,000. or at the
lste of % TO % per cent on the present
cspita,iZatiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19

N. W. Rotchford. Of Peoria, has been
reelected manager Of the Illinois and
Iowa Demurrage Bureau. which has voted
unanimously 10 recommend an increase
in demur-age rates in Illinois TO secure
greater car efficiency.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-10
HENRY RABIES
IS DEFENDANT
AtroNom,Ls DEALER REsS0
srED ~ csMcrsr couwT ~ a
vswxsm som vALrs ov HAY
msiA

,. A. nsRsyaolds is plsinus sns
iisary Rabies asfsadsa, In a sal, ss-
lax tried IN the sircai, court today.
Msstssaoias ssskins to recover moo.
ey he alleges is due from Rabies.
Tho debt. m 10 charged. results from
tho sale of he, 10 Rabies By Meney-
aeiss some tim. sso,
Elliott q Eiilo,s appear for MeRsy-
ao,ds. and John ifsia Tor Rsbbes.
rhs jury 10 composed Of ,. W. Mccoy.
Albert Johas. vsaak l.. Appissass.
AIsx chsyss Jr.. Rossr 4. E@miss.
X. wfitsrsea. Archie iisaiias. vrssk
Dovnias. ~. Messehsabssher. 8. r.
Summers snd Thomas \. tiarrcvs ir.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-10
TASTE. SMELL M
ntARlHe RESTORED
1 salGPL1, SlAIsaal.Irns R.aGnDy
QUICKLY RELlEvEs CA1An-
sllAL DEAFNESS

The tAousands Who ssgss sAs NJ
|sriss Of colds and eatasrA aaA slain
they have never found cure eaa ct
instant rslise by simply anolntins tAe
lnosesils with Elys Cream Daln-
ualiks internal incidence vAieA
upset the stomach. OF serong sAuGs
vhicA ealy aSgravats the treuble. tAis
'clsAnains. healing. antisspsie Balm h.
'stantly reaches the ssat os the trouble
stops the nasty discharge. elsass The
noss. head and throat. and brings
back the sense Of taste. snsll ana IN
proves the hearing. Moro than this.
Il sersngthens the vsaksne1 anA ~
|sassd tissues. thus protee&tng you
against return q The trouble. TAls
remedy viii cure . cold II : day. aA1
prevent ~ bsconins cAroaie o. ~
|sultins h eatarrA.
Nasal eatarsh 4 N inAannstisa e
The nsmbrans liains Tie air paasr
|aeos. aad cannot b reAeAed ~ Mn
|turss taken into the stonaeh. nor eaA
|it bs cured ~ snu&s aAA pov1ess
which ONLY cause aA1itioaal issien-
|tioa. DoAt waste tins = then. O.
|a 80 cent bottle q Hy's csean DAln
|from your drugGist. an1 attee pG1ae \
|tor . day you VIM WITH yoa - ts1oa
~ sooaeR
NosAsss aAosld sive ths eAildpon
|uly's Cream Balm ~ eoAlo ~
|esosp. Il = psrieealy AaRmlaaa -
|plsasa1t - tahe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-10
EDIT PAPER As
4 FINAL exam
.ouRNAi.lsM sruD.xIs AT TnE
STATS uXivEassrT wlLL FAKE
ENTIRE cslARG. o. OME unsUs
~ EUGENE runlluATsON


UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. ~
gene. Jan, io.--As the 0ual szanina-
lion for the three classeo II journal-
lam. Professor Allen has arrAngsd q
have the entire editing and puhliea-
sion Of the Morning Register Of San
day. February ID. done ~ his stu
dents. the arst year c)Ass Aetins ~
rsporssrs. while tho second and sAird
rear classes viii conpeiss The sdt-
(oFial staR.
Thls y the hrst time that The prac-
tlcal work Of the iourAalls@s Aas bssn
carried TO the extent q having con-
plste charge Of one - tAe states
largsst morning papsrs. ne sta1 q
picked from the two elassos wlll n
announced IN . day or -. ~ sooA =
tie appointments are ua1s ~ -
partnsnt editors WIN eomneneo ~
msdiatsly upon the voPk. ne otu-
dsnts viii gather ne nows. e1it Il.
decide the editorial poajey q ~ ~
PER for that issuA vstls ~ ~ hea1e
and aiapose of The tslooPuUhlo uAteos,
Tho regular manasemeak howoves.
viii look aftsr The business ~ = ~
paper. v
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-10
SERVICE
CHANGE IS MADE
yHRE. vmEi0mr cARR,ESes WILL
AssH,yE rsox wErD EACH
wEEK mERsAFTKR-CmANOk
an CssIioQClN llNE AlIsO

commeaeias Jasuary isth. the
sosshsSa Psciae ssli rua but shsss
freight trains each week between shis
city aAd Weed. The trsins vtll ssa
on Tuesday. Tharsdsy and saturday
ot each week.
A change has also besa made IN
tho schedule aorsh. TIE mixed traia
viii run TO chiioQala hereafter on
Tuesdays. and ON saturday the train
viii 60 through 10 KIRK.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-10
GROCERY FIRM
GETS JUDGEMENT
'rMW AWARDS WARD = .Os9N.
GRAIN ssss ~ TsE VALUE ~
mAy THAT MAS rsxp NJ .. 4.
HOPKINS LAST wixrEm

4 verdict awarding the piA,asihs
ssis vas returned BY the ssr, 10 she
case Of Ward . 0bssehais asaiass
,. 4. Hopkins. The verdict vas
assssd apoa By the Jurors last nishs.
and vss read In court this mosaias.
The suit vas brought 20 recover
the value Of hay purchsssd By the
local srm from y. W. DsPuy. which
ss later attached By Hopkins. Tue
plsiniias alleged that this hay was
used By Hopkins for feeding his
stock.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-10

The three csmpbslls opsasd ss ths
star theatsr last aisht With . eea-
edy farce. Aunt Jerasha's Walt q
the CITY," and the three lsdiss seoes1
q big hit. The skit h full Of good
comedy. and there are many nsv
jokss sad several good soass usea
In u. The work OF the little giri =
tho best ever seen here. Owing -
the sztra sxpsnss Of cblaiaiag sAis
attraction the prices vtli - 10 80
Is csnts during their sasaseasat. Il
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-10

Oklahons : Oregon rova coapar
~ 70 Mamie kirtlsnd. warranty 49,,
81. lot is. block ~. whitslaks.
klamath Water ussss Aasee1asioo
70 Jerome p. churehill. rslsase q
eossraes. lot Z. Gee. st-3s-7.
uaitsd States TO Martin Ki:eAss.
passas. Nwk SEN. Bee. s->e-le.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-10
INDIANS MY Be
|. OWM BOSSES SOON
CORNERSTONE ~ INDIAN ~.
vA'as ssovEs THAT RE,wGsxs
hAy sWx M ABLE To LOOK
orT s0R TNEssgLvE~

WARRINGTON. u. g.. Jss. To-.
That the American Indian should b.
falsafsd ne soon ~ possible from the
.sisfnsi care Of the rniisd States
government nos his sussdisa In vir.
tusiiy everything be does. vas the
sg.D.on espss<A~d In the annual re-
pot from the bpfssu Ut 1ndias A.
fairs. snsnsittsd 10 secretary Of the
inissior FISHER ~ Robert q. vsisa-
ilns. snsIi recently commissioner. and
made public this xssk.
The eommissjoasr voiced the koDs
that the dsy might b. asar '.whsa the
rnis~d sfassS vtii 0ssiiy have ilfisd
its hands from Indian Affairs. and al
Indlsss IN all ssspsets viii stand on
40 equal soosias eth ali their fellow
Amsssesss-"
with ali the exceptions ceapssibls
9th the is1iass' vsifsss." ~ sA1sl.
'tbsy should ~ nsds subject 10 the
isws os thsss ssssss ss1 ~ ssughs To
look To shssv jerai sovssnnsss snsssal
os The sssieaaI govsssmsns. ~ cos
vss'ioa 10 tAst 20 possible obstacle
should b. plses1 10 The vsy at the
trsnssosmstios Of is1ian s9aip I'd
minissersd b. the rsissS States inso
the sssiss os sormsi citissas. usdsr
lhs osdiaasy jssisdietsoe Of the ssasss.
The ho1s eosaisios Of the lslsans
ID one os The most unsatissactosy ssa-
lusss of TIE IsAiaa problem" said
The eommissioNss. for Which reason
special atssasion b being Givsa to the
Inssruesioa Of iadias girls. The CHAR
sesss and s@essacy Of the trsiaias
Eiven 70 them mast ~ Improved. BE-
rauss Il h realized that Tor the giris.
more than for tAs boys. the iassruc-
lion should bs Of IN iaseasivs form.
Girls csa b. kept In school foe Q ssv
Tsars after shsy have developed isse
Il vas stated.
The ssssssss tsvsssnsst the laAias
sssvtee hns. cooelauss the rsposs. h
h The so-cails1 sseurns1 ssu6ssss.
vhe have tssa away q the larger
Deheeis saA have returned 70 live ss
~ seas their hons sssesvasioa. Thsso
lss abess 3S.eoe Of shsss Iuliaas.
she sspssssas - scoseaSe invest
meat. u 10 sstinassA. - aboss esq.,
eee.ose. rhsss seuAsass srssusssiy
Ass coasi1sss1 asssly sseusle oak-
m ~ the sspsstassaAsass ee The rss-
psvsitoa. declares the cea0snloass.
The sspssinssadssss forget sstissiy
be adds. that THE elass Of iadlans
protest against the order es thiass -
they and II when they return 10 their
reservations because they have seen
bsstss shinxs. but have not quite
found their own way 10 them. Aad !
am sorry 20 say" he coatinuss. that
freaasnsly the greatest ehsaaeie -
heir andias their vay Ne u Tie sov-
prumeas maehinsry ssa psrsoaasl H.
sslf. Every lnataa seheol u sho eusn-
~ should coasidsr Il . vital part e
~ daily work 70 kssp tPaek q The
Students vho have astsa1s1 T. TAsss
rssurasd students are tAs No. q tAe
lndiaa problem. We veNl1 hardly
lAiak Of spendins . sinilar amount
b traiainG . race horss an1 TIER surn
hin loose under aafavesabls range
to shift tor hinsslf."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-10
WILSON TO TALK
CH|cAe0 PEOPLE
sRsnsDgxT.Ei.Ecr sCuKDCIKp
I'd ADoRxss cosasEsClAL
cLUs MEETING TOMORROW
Ss0usT-RErrRxs SUNDAY


CHICAGO. Jan. io.--Presidsst.
elect Woodrow wliscn 10 due 10 ar
rive thls evening from Nev Jsrssy.
and tomorrow he will bs eatsstAinsd
BY tho Commercial Club.
romorrow cssaius wiisoa viii ts-
liver the psiscipai a1drsss q sAs
Commercial Club baaassl. bis thsns
being The Future Businsss es sAs
couasry." Ne VIII return East sun-
day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-10

The following realty ssnasssss.
eoatrsets. dssds. @crtsaoss. sss-. ss-
Gently aisd With the eouaey clerk.
are fsrnishsd By the City asd County
Abstract company:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-10

Nine. Clara Buts. the famous Rag
Iish eonssAito. Who dsrins her stay
IN this eountSy vili stns as the wsa-
dinx Of Miss Helen Gould. says that
she 10 too tall for the opssssie ssags-
Mms. Bsts is over slx fest svo iaehss
In height she 10 dsvossd - ~
thsss ehlidrss. aad. although shs -
elAses that her voice y worth "a
o0c.oSt. basing her estimate % hss
avsrsss sasainss for The last isv
ysass. she Gays she would sssAss loo
Der voice shas her ehiI1rss- Ma
Butt ana her HUSBAND. Ksanssly
Runsosd. . celebrated baSiesas. ere
vary soad Of outdoor sports. aa1 ~
ii@vs that thsy owe their voalssful
v0loss 10 their love for Asalshful
pasainss- Mns- Butf has ssas ~
fore every ruler In Europe. ~ she
possesses more royal lseosasisas than
aay other living vomaa-
REAL eU1ATG 1aAMovGnD
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-10
Classified
COlurn mn
ro's as>r

)iCEi.v svss,sAsd rooms ~ sss ore
soc Messe. rissa asd kiasssh
|OR NEST vvsaisAe1 ,o1gsss
Aesss: - roeas; good location,
|ddsess llssal1 e0es. iS.S-es
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-10
,,,scxls.A

ticELv furnished. heated rooms
with Or without board; bath. $40
eassvl So-imos
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-10

We are nov prepared 10 servo The
Genuine ouslls crawfish. direct frca
the famous Qaslls cvawftsh House OF
Portland. Ore. They are absolutely
esesh aud cannot be- beat.
Open each night until 70 y. N.
o.os
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-10

ron sAt.r---sss shares Aueomssis
Cali stock company. 800. A1drss>
:. Hssaia eaes. s'.iss'
Evening star., 1913-10-21
LOOKS LIKE NEW CRAFT.
Army Tug General Swartwout Il
Back to Post Duty ON River.

The United States Army tug General
swartwout, doing duty as tender to the
army posts on the river below Alexandria,
has returned from Baltimore looking like
a new vessel and Is again In service.
While at Baltimore the machinery OF the
Swartwout was given a thorough going
over, her boiler received such repairs as
was needed, and hull and house were
also put in order and painted, The ves-
sci has been put in good condition to
make her ready for service during the
winter when ice makes on the river. but
when the Swartwout makes trips prac-
tically as her schedu calls for them.
The returning to service of the tug re-
neves the launch Lieutenant Wilhelm
from duty between this city and Fort
Washins ton and Fort Hunt. which she
has been performing in place of the
Swartwout
Work Is being pushed on the Taylor
tug James o. Carter, which Is at Balti-
more. and 1t is thought probable that the
boat will be able to return to this city in
the coming week She has been fitted
with a new boiler, and other work has
been done to her that puts her in good
order for service towing oyster laden ves-
comes. The Carter Is now the largest
tugboat used for generai towing work
on the Potomac, all the larger boats be-
ing under charter or doing special lines
of towing work.
Evening star., 1913-10-21
SMALL LOSSES RESULT
FROM FIRES OVER CITY
Flames in Seventh Street Sheds
Threaten-Vacant House
Damaged.

When firemen responded to an alarm
last night about o'clock and saw q
bright light in the rear Of houses on the
west side Of 7th street northwest between
r and S streets. they feared the high wind
would spread the flames and that sec.
ond alarm would have to be sounded
This, however. was unnecessary. The
flames. destroyed four sheds, the loss be-
ing about $780,
Fire was discovered in a vacant house
at 1910 N street northwest yesterday aft
ernoon shortly after o'clock. Nothing
was found to suggest the origin of the
IRE. Damage amounted to about $1CO
A small fire starting outside the win
dow at the A. Mendelson establishment
1900 30th street northwest, yesterday. sci
fire to the house. But little damage re.
suited.
Burning SCOT in the chimney at the
house Of George Reisinger, 1885 4th
street northwest, last night caused a fire
scare. Firemen responded to an alarm
and the fire was extinguished before any
damage had been done.
Evening star., 1913-10-21
GALE SWEEPS THE RIVER
Southwestern Lashes Water
Front Forcing Craft to
Take Shelter.

Yesterdays southwest blow on the
river was one of the heaviest that
has been felt in the vicinity of this city
this fall and small craft out on the
river had to seek shelter to keep ou,
of danger. Vessels lying at the wharves
here were rolled and tossed in manner
that does not occur often, and at times
it was difficult to move about on them.
The tug Edith G. Winship, towing a
coal-laden canal boat for this city and
one for Alexandria, came around from
Georgetown. At the forks. of the chan
ne, where the wind has free sweep seas
broke over the boats and Capt. Selectman
decided not to take the boat to Alex
andria until the wind moderated. She
was anchored in the harbor while he
docked the boat Tor this CITY, and when
the tug returned to the anchored boat
!. was found that she was leaking
badly, SO that she had to be showed into
a shoal dock wni-e the tug USED It's
steam Syphon on her.
1t is thought that the boat was strained
coming around from Georgeown and this
causeA some of her seams to open. IL
was taken to Alexandria today, and after
being unIoaded repairs will be made.
The force of the wind caused number
of the power launches and sailing ves-
sells lying at anchor in the harbor to
drag. but ii is stated that their anchors
caught most of them UP and held he-
fore they fouled anything or were dam
aged.
The launch C. K. j., one of the local
pleasure fleet, dragged into the wharf
at the foot of 9th street and tore her
awning off, damaged her house and hull,
and a small sloop drifted into the schoon-
er Virginia, but beyond rubbing on paint
1t is said no damage was done.
While the blow was felt almost the
enti length of the river, as yet no
reports of severe damage done vessels
by the high wind have been received at
this city.
Evening star., 1913-10-21
WORK ON POWER BOATS.
Launch Parties Expected Home
From Down-River Points This Week

The power boat Benjamin N, belonging
TO Capt William Neitzy, was launched
yesterday from Regan's railway and
brought to her berth at the 18th street
dock, having had minor repairs made to
her hull and been cleaned and painted
under water. Capt. Neitzy viii use the
launch for lsunting trip on the river this
fall before laying her up for the winter.
AS soon as the Benjamin n. was put
overheard the power boat Dragon was
taken from the water to complete calk-
ing and painting. She was put overheard
today.
With their owners and friends aboard,
the power boats Two Friends and Norma
III are in Potomac creek on a hunting and
fishing trip. The vessels left here about
~ week ago. and were expected to return
homo the latter part OF this week with
bass, perch and other fine Potomac fish.
Capt. Dallas Knowlton is preparing to
haul his boat, the Neptune. out at Alex
apdria after making one more hunting
arid fishing trip to the lower river. II is
expected that the Neptune will sail this
week OH a trip of a week with her owner
aud friends aboard.