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New-York tribune., 1913-04-01

signed Goth Infantry. wee Lieutenant Colonel
WILLIAM SAGE, 10 unassigned list
Captain JULIEN T.. GAUJOT. 1st Cavalry. 20
Columbus. Ohio. foe flood relief work.
captain ERNEST :. WHEELER. quGr'ermss-
ter corps. from pres mt duties 20 I'd Division
First Lieutenant BENJAMIN NJ BAILEY. 9Th
Fie,d Artillery. detailed inspector instructor
organized militia 70 take sNition a. Denver.
vice Major OTTiO ". y FARR. 9TH Field
Artillery. 10 his regiment
Resignation Of First Lieutenant HARRY 4
ETTER. medical corps. accepted.
First Lieutenant CHARLES H. DAILY. neld
artillery. attached 9th Field Artillery. to
Fort sill
Second Lieutenant JOHN II. cARoN. Philip
pine scouts, 10 san Francisco. thence to
Manila, sailing May .
NAVY.
Lieutenant Commander W r GHERARDI
detached naval observatory, Office OF naval
Boatswain HAYDN WILLIAMS, receiving ship
NJ New York
MOVEMENTS or WARSHIPS The
following movements Of warships have
been reported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
March y The Perry. at Mare Island. the
Perry. at Sausahto.
March 2-Tho Iucas. at Guantanamo. tho
oneida, at Port Royal tho Buffalo. At ropo
l0banpo. the MayfoWer and tho Dolphin. ~
Washington. the CHclOps, az Norfolk yard.
March 1-The Caesar az Pensacola. the
Glacier: at Mazatlan! the Culgoa, a. Qua
canayabo Bay: the salem, AZ Philadelphia :.
tho Michigan, AZ Norfolk yard.
March 3l-Thc Rainbow az Swatow.
SAILED.
March 27-The Perry. from saualito for Mare
Island
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
THE COTTON MARKET
Loses an Early Steadiness
Closing at a Decline.

March shorts were able TO cover al a
premium Of JS 10 81 points over May In
the cotton market Yesterday. and there
was no further excitement over the
option last sales being At l2.67c, or about
points under the high level of SATURDAY.
The general list opened steady At slight
decline, but on Southern selling, due to
more favorable weather forecasts, worked
down to net loss OF II TO u points
Flood s:ories from the Mississippi Val
icy checked the drop at this point, but "A
rally Of or s points was not held. ana
the close was at net decline for thc
day OF 10 . points. within > or points
Of tho lowest Tho trade f. not inclined
TO pay much attention 10 prospective
overnows. Us they would affect only "A
small proportion OF the producing area
Southern spot markets were unchanged 70
Isc lower, and the local spot market
dropped 20 points, to l2.s1c for mlddllns
unland: no sales: delivered on contract
30 bales. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01

THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER standard copper on tho Metal z
change vas firu with spot and April quoted
H. 81 2 "a lJc. May and June. lf.50H i4.s1 isc.
July. 1lJOq 1497 lc. Tho local street market
FOR copper vas strong and higher. with lake
quoted 15%0l5iec: eloctroiytir. 15iac. and
casting Zoe. In London copper was quiet
closing az tG7 los for spot and fG7 r Tor fut
uroe
TtN-Quist ar the advance. with spot, Apr'
and May closing az A.. 1Ja4s Do. June, - 30
- 900; July. 47nfiJoc. ana August l6 sf0
A. glc In london tin closed strong az f2ii
for spot and t2l4 los for futures
LEAD Steady; quoted 4.3pc for spot IN New
York and 4 1914 % i-c I'm East -. Louis Lon
don lead closed ar SIC - 80.
SpELTEE- New York. spot, Zoo
500. and East -. Louis, 555d515c. London
spelter closed at f2j.
IRON-Clayelan warrants. 6ts ID In Lon
don. Locally iron was steady. with 40 I
Northern. No ] Southern and 40 ! southern
soft quoted ST. 750sls 25; 40 Northern,
Sl7 250Sl7 -.
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01

KOFILRABI, 100 punches. s9dSs; LETTUCE.
North Carolina, basket. 75cds2 30, South caro-
lima. 75cQs3: Florida. 75cns3 so: LIMA
BEANS. Florida, crate or basket. Sass, Cu-
ban. crate S1ds3. LEXIS 100 lunches. SIG
carrier. s2Gs3 so: Cuban. 81 25as3 30: OYSTER
PLANTS. 100 punches. s3ds5: PEAS. South
Carolina basket, SlQs4; Florida. Sias3: PEP
sIqsa, cuban carrier. s1Gs1 80: large crate.
SldS2 -: PARsNIPs. bbl. 75cgsl: PARSLEY
New orleans. curly. Dbl. slGs4: plain, s2dS4;
5OcaSf. ROMAINE. Florida. basket. 7Jcl.Sl
New orleans Dbl Sass; Bermuda, crate. Ijc
Gs1 -: SPINACH. bbl. 75cGsl: sHAIIOTs.
New Orleans. bbl. s3asi 80, North Carolina
crate 25cdsI: Jersey, 100 bunches, IjcQS1 -.
SQUASH. ola. bbl. 81 J0ds2: cuban. new,
white. box, 81 75dS2 20: Florida, s2ds2 -:
basket 81 7Jd$2 -: TURNTPS. rutabaga. bhl
-or bag. 50ds5c; TOMATOES, Florida, carrier
75cas2 -: Cuban. 75cdSi %.
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
PHILLIPS HOUSE,
. -, 1T T. y PHILLIPS
MOUNT POCONO. PENN.

AsBURY PARKS sprins season Is on, s., sa,t
water bathing. for Information "'''-
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

n
IIavre March .f-McXicO d'r. Ncw YORK VIA
Halifax and punkrk.
Ssmarsmg March 29-rrifcls lbri. Ncw YORK
via calcutta and Batavia.
Cape Town. March @'-Hrlas Niri New forA
Wellington March 81 Colinssham dBr'. Ncw
York via Durham and Aucklanf. ,,.,.
suez March 81 lndraacc ui'. ho-o'"'''
Iiiogo ctr. for New lorH. m,
pelaeoa BAY. March -o-Corfe Castle 'br'.
New Yorh Via - vincent g. v. Cape Town.
raval March ee-Fiorldc d'r. Havre for Hall
fax y and Nsw York for coall.
Glasgow. March co-Calelonia Nj1. New Nork
Plymouth. March 81. Q a m--presiden, Lincoln
Ger. New York for Ch"roourg ana ifaI"-
burg (and Troceededl. -.
Rotterdam. March - ''NaiNH'' ''''' -f''
SHANGHAI March SO-Kasenga Brl. NcN York
bremen. March 81 Z m n-Georre washington
Genoa. March 20 a m-K8nis Albert gen.
sonthamp,on. March ai-Tagus dlrl. New York
HAM. Msrch 81. Grosscr Kurfnrst
AlsieIs Ier,' 'hm Msrch Is. n-sanr Anna rr'r'
Mon,S,iaSo mf% loo"' March Dcuansa Br. N'N
yalSarsiso pa1 March 81 craster Hall B0. N-V
rowbsy. March si-Pa,ena Brl. New York.
SAILED
Barhado, March2a-Cesiris OBn from New
y.rit pahia Rio de Tanciro. etc.
r,uil,r March - Wells city ,Bri. Ncw Noff
Palermo. March 80. @ ~ NapoH uta'' NH"
Fovev. March 2s-Pcriyian dsr). Now YORK
Bouiogno. March -. pm-Ry nfam b'uich''
New York
palermo. March 20 : p ul-rinzess Irene Gen.
Bremen March -. p m-Msn Ger. New
sp, Michael. March l-Miira nrl Grom New
Yorkl, ort Said.
81 Vincent, e. v March 29-Matoppo CBr from
New York.. Fremantle. etc.
PASSED.
Lizard March 30-Wathhed CBr,, Nev York
FOR Hamburg.
Sagres March 2,-Ardoyne lBri, New forh
for T,iris TriUoii Catanla. Palermo Ct.
Sciny March 3i-Zceland Helgl Ncw York
for Antwerp.
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01

Apr - ESQ
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01

MEATs-Pickled bellies. steady. 14is sqi5rc.
rpecisl. -: CITY. Gi.c. country 5Asq6lsc
LARD Quiet: Middle West. II foa II. Doc
city ifhdlii.c Refined STEADY souih
America. II 5jc, Continent. l2c, brazil ksss' :,
i3 55c Compound steady. 17s6sisc. SIEAh-
INE steady. oleo. ie's sNI1c. city lard, l2'zc-
COTTUN>EED OII.-The buying move
m.nt Which carried prices 20 new high recoruS
iest week s.as again in force and further new
records we're established yesterday. Sho'ls
were nervous and bought freely, while theis
was evidence Of new buying for outside ana
Western account. as well as by leading rehh-
crs Tine strength appears 10 be based on tle
nruness fn crude. but more particularly ON tne
nrnf css i'm Lard. which apparently has hroughl
about a SLOW hut steady increase In the dc
mand for compound lard and an Improved IN
uuiry for oil from abroad. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
THE WEATHER REPORT.

on,cial Record and Forecast" ashl"s'oh'
hsrch 3i-rhc storm that was over the upper
i1se region sunday nlsht rs now centred over
ne ST. Lawrence Valley aud inosinS to"arH
p, Canadian maritime provinces. During nc
ss, twenty four hour II caused local rams j"
ha Atlantic state fnorih of Virginia and IN
Ne Ohio Valley and the lake region. Rams
are also reported from tho Far Northwest In
81 other parts OF the country the weather re-
hslsd fair.
Temperatures rcmsin above tho seasonal
average IN practically ali parts OF the country
~Aoigh readings are somewhat lower than OH
sunday In the lake region and tho Ohio Val
" Abnormsliy warm weather prevails
:. ,.''aghout the plains states and the ROCKY
~yrentsin and plateau regions.
s.e Indications are that the weather VIII pe
6,as'ally fair. with mild temperatures, 1ues
and Wednesday throughout the country go
h. e winds along the New England COAST VIII
c. n''erate 70 brisk west; middle Ailaitl,
cni, fnodofate west; south Atlantic ana
H.. ooltff. light variable; on Lake Michigan
to,,s anicfs departing Tuesday Tor turopean
49, VIII have brisk wrnf winds ana iaif
"er 70 Tho Grand Banks.
s,s ,s"rseast for Special Locaiities.-For East
49, Nov York, fair and cooler to-day |;
icsoay fair; brisk west winds.
NV England Eastern Pern1yiyania ana
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
NEW LINKS AT CRAWFORD
Mine Holes at Least viii Be
Ready Early in May.
MI CIRCUIT ABANDONED
lord Northcliffe Offers TO Pay
Expenses of open Winner
in Trip to America.

r,o the new season gets fairly under
-. ,bo crawford Golf club will move to
w., larger quarters. on the shores Of Echo
I,ko So much progress has been made
.l,-oyehout the winter as TO cause the
.o,or,o-s Of the organization 10 cut out
~, f,r,her expenditure on the old nine
"a, circuit. which has served the club
FOR so many years.
n will be impossible 10 get everything
d, readiness FOR an carly start on the
..c, links. but the club is certain TO place
-. least nine Of the eighteen holes In
.,r,rission early I'm May. According 10
,b. rresent outlook. play will begin on
Nav g By that time the clubhouse will
o,so be far enough advanced to permit OF
,,r,,al occupancy. The first floor. con-
.s,n,ng lockers. showers and dining
roon,. will be ready In another month.
A, excellent view will he obtainable from
,ha clubhouse. which is situated on
k,ou overlooking the lake. This body OF
wafer Is more than n mile long, and the
club property extends practically its en-
tire length on one side.
With its larger home and links. the
cranford Golf Club will soon be IN a
noslt,on TO accommodate much fuller
membership, and It may bo that the
,nlt,ation fee will be waived for few
weeks. Joe Ianson. tho clubs pro-
fsssional. Will have charge, as usual. and
before long a schedule Of competitions
uSu be announced The Women's Metro
,olitan Golf Association will also hold
ore-day tournament there.
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
COLUMBIA TO MEET COLGATE.

Weather permitting. the Columbia base
ball team will have its first real test OF
the season when It crosses bats with the
Colgate nine, this afternoon. on south
Field. Colgate Is just finishing UP It's
Easter trip. so the game will not be a
one-sided affair.
Brooks and Smith. who pitched against
CITY College on Saturday. probably will
work again for Columbia this afternoon
The game is scheduled TO start at half
raef three
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. March 9i.-A squeeze Q, March
wheat shorts IN Liverpool caused a hurry 70
day which sent the price mp there TO about
a equal OF i5iac. and was reflected here IN a
market which made a net gain - ar &C
up. and provisions. 2iac lower 20 lOc higher.
Tie strength given wheat by Liverpool was
aided by the rush % shorts 10 buy, there being
a Board OF Trade holiday tomorrow because
OF the municipal election There was no I'm
pr0vemsnt IN the demand for cash wheat
sales being but 1000 bushels. Primary re
ceipts were $50 .oco. against I35eo year ago
~eaboard clearancos OF wheat ana Hour
cqualled 7T20oO Range ~ prices:
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Noordam. reported as 5Ss mes east OF
Sandy Hook at noon yesterday, Ia expected TO
dock this forenoon.
La Touraine. reported a. ESQ miles east OF
Sandy Hook at . a m Yesterday Is expected
TO dock this afternoon or Wednesday forenoon.
The United States. reported SIS miles
east OF SANDY Hook at l245 m YESTERDAY IS
expccted 10 dock "Wednesday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
oler to day: yvedncs

Now Jersey fair and cooler day: Wednes-
dsv fair: brisk west winds. - l.
lun,bla and Virginia fa!r 20 day and Nednes-
da,.. moderate west winds.
For Western New York and western fenn
s,i,snio fair TO dav and Wednesday; rising
tempcrafure; moderate west winds.
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01

Inclination and steamer IN NY r NJ.
Hawaii samoan Islands, New Tea
land Australia via san iran
'sp1n iyin seattISi- shid@uoIa Msfu. Apr ?. $50
Hawaii via san Francisco)-Wil-
helnina n.y. - "''N
Hawaii Japan. Corea, China Phil
Wsnchuria p-'-h ''...'.....''....-.. Apr :. $50
hsTsn Usn ''a '' ''n .''"'''o''. AVN. Apr 10. $50
japan. COrea. China, Philippines .
via Seatte)--Mi Minnesota ....... Apr TO- o'So
japan GsnsSa Gaes Mar "'"@ ''.. '''" Apr 10. e.ao
Hsws t oIa islapdt aRtiofisMarama T anna Apr H. so
'aPan sa vTi.g,Tosraia,IMonteage TgTsa .pp H. $40
Tahiti Msrquesas, Cook lsldndf
clsco,"Aorangi .-..........Apr -. ESQ
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS

From Ire Tribune Bureau
Washington. March 81
ORDERS ISSUED The following or
oers have been issued:
ARMY
Lcu.erart Colonel JOSEPH o'NEll-' a.
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
1917 1913

Highest temperature Yesterday. 90 cgTces
lowest AZ: average So. average for cor
rerpohIing date last year. 20. average for cor
responding date last thirty-three years, AZ.
Local Forecast.-Fair and cooler to-day;
wednesday, fair; brisk west winds.
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01

Liverpool cables spot. quiet; sales. r'"p
Il 900. inn ortt 1900: American, lS.p". MA
ding upland. Gpad. Futures opened steady ~
2isa2 points advance. closed easy "a" =
roln,e lower: April, o.GjG. April May, GO i-d
Na,-Tuuc GG3iad: June-July. bSld; july
August e5Gi 20. hueust September. go ,ad'
-ert.rber. october. G.3id. October November,
- 90. N. Noyeniher- December. d I9d, Deem
her Lamar, 1sd: January February, hlid'
Tobrusr,- March. G1Sd. March h-April. t.l"d
Manchester Yarns steady cloths fai'
lusln lnogs doing.
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01

Local Onciai Record.-Tho following oh'-
cial record from the Weather Bureau SHOWS
the changes In the temperature for the ias'
twou,, four hours in comparison with tho cor
responding date OF last year
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01

,r,l.r. I'M fIo Innr' n fU-Ud' dUI II"TTI'Tl W"
small. sales consisting of ..3 30 bass tarlv
,abl,s wcrc lower tim expected. but theia
vsre fcw foreign buying orders hero, Ntl,"
.ar,od 10 offset tho lunu,nco 0f tho easy ie"i
ir~ abroad At .hc start Tho market was -
reiuiq lower. and throughout thc day values
Nod within % narrow range. CLOSING Ht'ai'
a. net unchanged 20 : points lower. cost and
freight offers from Brazil were ahuhL uu
rhsugcd Santos 4 being quoted AZ l|,'g if'.
nlf. santos ~ Nero li.I'r. no '7 Ii', ~
A. -n. and thcro was sail 10 b. special lut
rf Victoria - lna - hero rt lie 'i"~llli'l
markets were steady. Santos SHOW ns nm al
vance ~ 20 rois ty tho regular tdhl'' "ilu'uS' y
a. -,c.,,l cailc indicated that the market bad
io.t IN, gain, RIO was - rct higher Iht
It,,r, market closed net unchanged =" - franc
lower. while Hamburg closed uuchahged 10 =
nfcrnir higher spot unchanged on the basis
~ ~ Tor Rio 80 Z. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
49,, or,o.,s March 3I-nbo cotton mark,

New Orleans, Mhich 81 -Hl' co'ton '"S ~
waH quiet and easy TO-DAY. win price, SNOW
ING a dIsposition 10 sag under more favorable
weather news from the cotton region. y feat
IRE ~ tho dav was the report that young cot
ton was UP in southern Loulsiana Bn'lS weIr
end and on the other hand, shorts were In =
cIined 20 accept moderate prohts. because OF
excuec similar to the upward movement OF
last veek Futures closed steady at a net loss
OF 10 II points
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
PROVISIONS

PROVISIONS Lower early ~ a.sut 2'
tsrg'r r.r.ipts of hogs than expected am rel
ing believed TO be hy packer. uu1 "n .,S.cs
,adii,d and closed near the top. Iokk-tirin.
Mes. s.. .5aS2: 80. family, S25gS-o; soa saont
La s9,TS22 so BEEF-Mess, SlegSzo.
,an,tv s23Hx2i; packet. S21QsG, s1tra In
dis mess, s36g<3I. DRESSED MoGs--r1,,nr,rr In
settled. Bacons. ldl4hc; piss MAC SCf
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER.

Sunrise. 5:ie. sunset 6:23, moon rises 5as.
moons age, -.
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Monday, March u
1913.

Steamer vigilaDcls Nassau March ~ TO thc
New York and cuba Mail SIS Go. with Jos pas
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
Satur
MGIA>-E> AND Molas

MGiA>~E> AND sSRtPS-Molasses dun,
and strups Guiot. with poor offerings.
NAVAL >TOKE>-Thorc was a sharp de-
cline BOZ savannah turpcutine prices and a. a
result our market also lower at 40.
Rosin Was easy a. former quotations. while
tar hold steady.
Oii.~-Ilnseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
trolcum steady ~ 800 FOR standard white, I'm
hns. ST New York.
RICE-strady with fairly good local dc
demand
>tGAR-No change In refined. Grauu-
lated was still selling FOR prompt shipment at
4 20 h, the Federal but otherwise 800 was
quoted London beet sugar was quiet ana un-
changed for spot. but otherwise S.d down
March and April quoted 4ns, ard May. los ''d.
Raw hero was quiet and unchanged, With cen
trilugul az 3isc. muscoyado, 2Hsc. and mo-
i1ss's sugar. &c.
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
NEW YORK PRICES.
BONDED WHENT'
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sENHOARD CLEAEANCEs.
tIor-R AND MEN-Flour IN.

prIcc, were firmly held b. the mills. Sprii
patents. 81 50dSi 80. winter straights' - ~
81 C.. winter patents. - Sf>3 ~. sl.In-
clears, 50 l00S4 -. extra NJ winter. :" ~
81 10. 40 . s. 81 40. Kansas sifWghi. .
q I,4kf 20. fancy spring patouts, g 800 - ~
RyE FLOUR quiet; fair to good, ~ ." =
s. 50. choice % fancy, s. s3pH COX Ai!tNi'
I,ins white and yellow. 81 3ouSl -, coafse'
81 a-4tS1 80 FEED Western spring go ~.
,tand,ri middliug. so 750$2l. hour do. 10 ''.
r,l do~ s9s ci't bran. so bulk, 81 80 sack.
toiIdiins. SCI GoaS2s. red dog. SO oilmeAl'
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01

Although no definite ARRANGEMENTS have
been made IT is probable that the links
of the Oakland and Baltusrol Golf clubs
will be the scenes Of matches between
tho New York and New Jersey teams OF
the Womens Metropolitan Golf Associa-
ton Not long since IT was announced
that q match would be played at Mont
clair on May l8, and al Knollwood on
Nav %. II possible. the first contest will
be played on May and the other on
May q.
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01

Several new traps have been built IN
the course Of the Country Club. Brookline,
Mass, where the national open champion
snip tournament will be played In Sep
,on,ber and where Harry Wardon and
Edward Ray will compete.
At both the ninth and tenth holes the
par has been made three instead OF four
reducing the par for the course from ~
10 20 incidentally several alterations
have been made 10 the clubhouse, con
sistlng principally in tho addition of about
sixty new lockers.
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01

ELCIN BUTTER MARKET.

Elsn. March si.--Butter here to-day wa
drul at Ole.
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
Humidity.
IN 81 , Nus T. "'' 90

o0icial observations Of United states weather
l-...-...- .nnor q. 6 u N ,esferlat follow.
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01
COUNTRY BOARD.
STATEN ISLAND.

THE EVELYN LODGE
ocean traffic passing windows: 20 minutes
srrnv r,o,ns suites: every luxurious conyeri-
enre, superb dining room; excellent che, ann
service: separate tables: rates mooeN.s'
~orth investigating. I'll Csntrai ave. xo"p-
kinsvilla 9. I.
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01

The Ridgewood Club, at Columbia :. c"
will be the scene OF the fourth annual
tournament Of the Carolina Golf Asso-
cation on May s and 10 This organ
ization is composed of clubs in the states
Of North and South Carolina.
Three tournaments have been held thus
far NJ. b. Brooks, Of Columbia. winning
in 1910. G. G. Allen. Of Greenvile, in 1911
and r. H. Gwalthney. of Wilmington. be
irs the present title holder.
A new eighteen-hole circuit has been
laid out at Orange. Conn, by the Race
Brook Golf Club The playing length IS
sl45 yards over a territory Of "a nature
which. IT is believed. viii make the course
an attractive addition to the New Eng
land links. The longest hole is the sec
oud a matter OF t35 yards
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01

Steamers Roma G'r, Lisbon Panama. Cris-
tohaI. Satiila. Texas CITY. j ~ DevercuN froin
baltimore. Monroe NorfOlk and newport
News.
New-York tribune., 1913-04-01

BTEyES-Reccipts for two days' ~ cars.
or . 1856 head; 80 cars on sale, al Al Jerse.
Citv except | car A number Of ears oack d.
New York yards. steers slow on liberal suppy
and 9JdJOc lower than last Friday Dulla
steady 10 lOc lower: thin COWS held steadg >
medium easier. choice fat COWS lonlJc lo"er.
Poorest 10 best steers sold at s6nse - per w
~. bulls S. 5Onss. COWS. 81 50ds6 90: extra
COW at 81 50 Dressed beef hrIner at l2Glic
per 70 for native sides. . .,.,,,,
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-15

Sentiment in Philadelphia seems somewhat divided as to the advis- ability of letting the famous old Liberty Bell go to San Francisco to be exhibited at the fair, says Che Boston Post. Mayor BIankenburg approves the proposal, but most of the newspapers Of the city condemn it. and they make out the better case.
 The bell Is, as everybody knows, cracked already and tho rift has spread considerably of late years. u is now believed by those who best know bells that any sudden and violent coucussiou would split the priceless relic asunder. Sucl an accident might occur on tho long trip across the continent even iu a minor collision. Is not the risk too great?
 The Liberty Bell belongs Co PhiIa. deIphia technically; but morally and patrioticaUy it belongs to the whole people Of the nation. They right fully expect the city to do every. thing possible to preserve it as it is
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-15

It is within the memory of most O, us when insane patients were thrown into bare rooms with grated windows and left there in loultness to suffer and become more violent untn chains and straight jackets were rcsorted to. Today they are grouped under pleasant surroundings and given something to do. Fresh air, good food and kind treatment have cured many and made nearly all happy. Their self support has even Icsscned the cost Of mainten- ance. so that tho state has not only made money by kindness but has increased happiness.
 Prison reform Is doing a like service for humanity
 In the latter years some atten- ton Is being given to mtschtevous boys. who easily and uncousciously glide from iucorrigibIiry to crim iuallty. A young boy is an animal he does not reason, he feels Therefore it Is ridiculous to apply long wiuded arguments to a boy wh is controlled by instincts and pas sions. Swearing at them and get, ting angry at their prauks but de. grades ones sels, and iuiures tho child mind The only way to rul, kid Is Go make a chum of him Don't tell him Co Ego, tell him tc come on"
 Under the Golden Rule policy oO Cleveland, much improvement has been accomplished in the treatment Of young offenders In that city trivial arrests are done away with slight offenders are taken 10 tho
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-15
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station house and warned, and much Is Ieft to the Judgment and discre- ton of the officer. In 1907, prior Co tho establishment Of the law, there were over S9,OOO arrests, iu 1912. a r,w over 1000, and one po- lice court Is idle much ot the time for lack of cases.
 Not only has there beon a de. crease in crime, but young people wht have thougbtlessly or in a spirit of mischief committed some breach arc not subjected to the humiliation of police court trial, which in many cases starts the unfortunate on a | downward career.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-02-15
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