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Financial Summary
The General Electric strike has been -ettle

The General Electric strike has been settled.
Secretary McAdoo issues statement Of re-
assurance TO bankers and business men.
Mazatlan. on the west coast Of Mexico. has
been captured by the rebels.
Bankers will confer with Huerta regarding
the financial plight Of the National Railways
Vt Mexico.
Howard Elliott after meeting Of the New
Haven executive committee yesterday said
New Haven gross earnings for the first three
weeks Of November fell OF I per cent. \ spe-
ciat meeting OF the directors VIII he held be-
tween December ) and December 10. The en-
ecutlye committee will meet December ;. aud
reports of committees will be handed in at the
next full meeting OF the board.
The Carnegie Steel company Will close down
furnace No. / and half Of its coke ovens in
Farrell Pa
Mercantile agencies report retrenchment ana
conservatism in the business situation,
American stocks In London We're mostly frac-
tionaliy lower.
The democratic senate caucus defeated the
proposal 10 broaden the redemption features or
the currency bill, which would have male pro-
posed treasury notes redeemable at the United
States treasury in lawful money.
Twelve ndustrials declined 4Tc.
Twenty active rails declined l4c.
Railroads. 103.ls; industriais, 1921.
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NEW YORK BONDS
BRcOKHALL's GRAIN CABLES

LifEhPOOL. Nov. 29.--The asier cables in
wneat from Winnipeg caused some pressure at
tls, tue opening here and values were 5@A lower.
foiiowing the opening pront taking developed
anu als prices further declined with pressure IN
March. on a report from our agent OF return
ol W nne weather In Argentina In the north aud
tne outlook for settled conditions. Australian
new crop Is freely offered and crop accounts
IRON from there continue highly favorable. with a
TESS active demand from the continent At the
viose fhe market was easy and las lower
than yesterday
Corn opened * lower and later further de-
ellned ,s@h with renewed liquidation on
Tears OF heavy tenders on contract, mild
weather here reducing consumption and ex-
pected large arrivals on Monday Toward the
close shorts covered from the low and prices
advanced I'D. although Plate spot was marked
yesterday.
Argentina Weather is now fine. Private
reports received by firms here report damage
from the recent rain.
Austraia--Rain was quite general but there
are no complaints Of damage.
Buenos Aires-Wheat closed stead yand un-
changed from the opening. Offerings firmly
held and contracts are being made at adj
yanced prices. Corn closed steady and about
unchanged. December Is quoted at 63s4c per
Ameriesn bushel. while May, new crop. is
5Sxc
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LOCAL PRODUCE
REcEIPTs on PRODUCE

BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS
Quotations the San Francisco Wnoiesale
Dairy Produce exchange:
Rutfer-Per pound: -
Grades No 25 Nov PC Nov .2s Nov. %
Fresh extras ...-. Soc 36i2c 36l2c 3oa9c
Prime irsts ...-.. 31t5c 31hc 3iHc 3l1ac
Eggs-Per dozen: 90
Grades Nov % Nov. DC Nov. IS NOV: 70
Fresh extras sac 541zc o41sc % 4.sc
Selected pullets.... 54e 49c 4yc ~ nc
Cheese-California fancy fats, lsc pound !;
frsts, lie; fancy Young Americas. 1'e' 10
frSts. l3c.
Retailers charge &c a pound on each square
Of butter ano &c dozen on eggs over these
quotations
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HAY- FEEp AND MEAL

Receipts of hay for the last week. 1.I49 TONS
Wholesale prices on carload lots Of hay on
fodav's market: Fancy wheat hay. light bales
SfgM2l: No. ] wheat or wheat and oat, SIT
MlS: No wheat or wheat and oat $14G
l6 so: choice tame oat. SiTGIs; other tame
cat S14MI6. so; barley. s12M15; alfalfa. Sl0M
1880; stock hay, s1o911.5o; straw. 5o@75e
per bale.
Feed tper ton)-Brsn. So. 50@24 for white,
s2I 50a22 for red; middlings. S29@33; shorts,
s24n25: rolled barley, S2SQ29; cornmeal.
s42. .5Oa so; cracked corn, $42-So94s,50; al
falfa meal. car lots. s17.50; do. small lots.
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PORK, LARD AND OIL

The San Francisco quotations this morning
on pork. lard. cooking oil and family beef are:
Golden Gate lard. tierces, 14c; do IS. per case,
$7.l3; do los. $50: DO os $3.50; do 3s, 50;
do los, 1915: do 5s, S6.s3: do IS. $780,
yellow arrow cooking oil, 66c; white arrow
family beef. $24 family peer. so4, extra mess
beef, S24; extra prime pork. s25; extra pig
pork. $50. Califene-Tubs. 11%c. half bbls
i1%c; / tieree ike; 2 tierces, 1Ixc: 3
tierces, lie; cases. 81. Cottolene-Half bbls.
&c: l tierce, 11ssc; tierces. I1iac: 5s
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HAMS ANp BACON

San Francisco quotations this morning on
hams and bacon are: Primrose hams i0-11-
22c; do, 12-14, 22c: do 14-l6. 22c: primrose
bacon. 4-6. SOC: eastern star hams, 1912.
211ae: do l2-14. q lac; eastern skid hams. 23c.
do 1916. 211hc; eastern star bacon 40 zoe; /;
do 6-S. 2Sc; do $40. PIC; do 1912. 26c: mon
arch hams. 1912. zoe; do. 1915. 21c; monarch
picnic hams, 141ae; arrow bacon, $40. 261ac.
do 1912, 25%c. medium bacon, 20@c. 1t. D.
s.. $40. 23e; do 1912. &c: light medium.
20lAc.
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OCEAN sHoRE RAILROAD

The directors of the Ocean Shore
railroad have elected John O. sutton
vice president and general manager.
Sutton succeeds Alfred Williams, who
died on November IA in the north.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK Nov. 29.--Bank statement TOT
the five business DAYS this week.
Average-Loans increased $4.sss'WW specie
decreased s1I $40 QoO legals decreased S1,1s5,-
Ooo deposits decreased IS, ,9SS,ooo reserve de-
creased SO. Too. 600.
Actual-Ioans decreased $l6lloVoo, specie
decreased So. .455. 900 legals decreased $6.T,-
ooo deposits decreased $3I ,s2s. 600, reserve de-
creased S13 ..,34. 800.
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FORECAST TILL ) r. NJ. Pa

FORECAST TILL 8 p. NJ. PACIFIC TIME
SUNDAY
For San Francisco, Oakland and vicinity
Clearing tonight; Sunday fair; light northwest
wind.
For California north of the Tehachapi--
Clearing tonight; Sunday fair: light northwest
wind.
For California, south Of the Tehachapi-
Fair tonight and Sunday; light west wind.
For Nevada--Unsettled weather tonight ana
Sunday: probably rain.
For Sacramento valley-clearing tonight
Sunday fair; light north wind
For Santa Clara yalley-Clearing tonight;
Sunday fair: light north wind.
For San Joaquin valley--Clearing tonight;
Sunday fair; light north wind.
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Local Mining Stocks
r1NANc1AL NOTES BIZ WIRE

Consois unchanged for both: money, I3; ac-
count 70 5-l6. Rio Tintos. 71is, on NJ.
London mostly fractional decline In active
stocks.
Liverpool wheat closed easy. ls@% lower
Corn steady. n lower.
Attention is called to the fact that Steel
Union Pacific and Canadian Paclhe sell ex
dividend ON Monday. ,<s
Copper experts say that the Mexican dim,
culties are daily deprlving the copper metAi
market OF f50 600 pounds Of the metal
Heads Of big institutions are. reported a, a.
personally buying certain railroad stocks WIN
large margins of safety to bold for the pefioo
OF year or two.
Communications privately received from Lon
don say that at the current level o. prices
European experts feel that American seeuri-
ties are at actual value and 10 some cases pe
low. a.,
advance OF 2 cents per gallon in prices OF do
nestle grades of linseed oil. 49,.
PARIS wheat closed unchanged 70 ~ nssne
Antwerp closed % lower. Berlin coseo ic
lower Budapest closed Y lower
Ciearances-wheat, a97 900 bushels; nour'
36 600 barrels corn. 10000 bushels oa Us -
ii 900 bushels. Wheat and nour equal oSs'ooo
bushels -. :, ala
solution against the American Can company
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ram REcORD IN STATE

General Manager w. r. Scott of the
Southern Pacific company today made
public the company's rainfall report
for the last "a hours 1t follows.
SACRAMENTO DIVISION
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OAKLAND nARBOR FERRY

MOTORCYCLES and We.
HICLES. From San Francisco. South End
Of Ferry Buildine for Broadway Wharf,
oakland-From 600 a. m, daily, and every
half hour until 900 p. M. inclusive. then
1890 p. M. $1,000 D. M. f10:30 p. M.
.ll:15 p M. 1900 mdu., 100 a. m
Francisco-From 6:15 a. M. daily. ans
every half hour until s.45 p. m. inclusive
then 1915 p. M, r9:t5 p. m. t10:11 d. m,
s10:45 p m. $1,000 n. M. lo:4s n. m.
q for Morning sDaily for Afternoon
fSunday excepted. fSundays only.
SSunosys and Mondays only.
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LOCAL BANK CLEARINGs

San Francisco bank clearings today,
as reported by the san Francisco
Clearing House association, were w.
9O3.51572 For the week ending today
and including only four business days
the corresponding week last year,
with five business days. they We're
S4669S ga 30
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UNION TRANSFER coMpany

Agents collect baggage and checks on Trains or bcat, Al
Southern Pacdc Company and dsIvW bacaaos 10 rosI~
dence They are authorized to ehsck tsaraqs djrse,
from residence.
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THE COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL. Nov 29.-Cotton due unchanged
to y point lower. The market opened quiet
2la to 3h points lower. and closed quiet. 3la
to points lower. Spot dull, q points higher
at 7.2Sd. Sales. 1000 bales Including 5000
American
NEW YORK. Nov. 29-New York due to
open to points lower 1t is still a trading
market. Sentiment Is generally bearish but
rallies must be expected from time to time.
Port receipts today, estimated at $4,000 bales:
last week. 44.9S1 last year. 102, ,G91.
Fall River sales Of print cloths for the week
were 10000 pieces. including 35 900 spots; cur
tailment 165, 900 pieces. Rumor has it that
preliminary returns TO the National iGnners'
association indicates ginning OF around 12.-
100. 900 bales to November 30.
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OCTOBER RAILROAD EARNINGS

Canadian Pacific October gross IN
crease was s1,42o,00o and net increase
was $4,000 -Four months gross m
crease 81, 10000. net decrease $3oi'-
600.
Illinois Central October operating
revenue increase $4,000; operating
income increase, $16,000 Four months
operating revenue increased $elSsoVo'
Erie railroad earnings to July 1,
81. 464,4 net; August l, $34S,47s net
September /, s125,264 net. These hg-
ures indicate approximately o.Se per
cent earned on the common stock.
Last year the same period showed l.76
nar cent
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Via Alameda Pier

To Oakland 18th and Franklin Sts.-
615. Gas a. m. and then Is and As minutes past the
hour until 745 p. m; then $40. oils. 1000. l0.45.
11.30 p N. and 1915 .. N.
To Alameda North and South Sids-
615, Gas a. M. and then IS and As minutes past the
hour until 745 p. m: then $40, 915, 1000, i0.45,
ll30 p. m, l2.l5 and 90 a. m.
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pRnv1sIoN rRonncrs

Wholesale price list provision products
given this morning by Miller Lux: Hams
| tper lb)-Eastern NJ & L. brand. Gle; Cali
fornia II. H. brand, zoe; picnics. l21se; bacon,
eastern NJ 4 I. brand. $40 average, zoc; 80
tierce. 1O55c; compound. II. II. brand. tierce
| xasis, l0c: salad oil, 76e; white cooking oil.
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FprsH TIsH

Fresh fish teIeaned and iced. r. O. 2. price
per lb)-Halbut. lie; carp, DC; catnsh, ioc ioc
goldfish 1Oc: red rock, 12015e; barracuda, iuc
soles. Sc: sand dabs. Zoe; tomcod. 10c; smelt
1olbc: white bait S11oc: salmon. l04 l2t2
striped bass, lac; sardines, 5c; crabs, S2.so pc
dozen.
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BONDS AND INCOME TAX

J Rarth & Co. have prepared list
of California corporation bonds hav-
ing coupons maturing December l.
showing those that Will be paid with
ont deduction and those on which the
Federal income tax will be withheld
unless exemption is claimed by the
holders. OF coupons due Monday, the
following will be paid without deduc-
zion:
Mentone Power company first IS. 1881
Metropolitan Gas corporation first 5s, l94i.
Midway Gas company first SIS, 1892
Mutual Electric Light company first IS. 1884.
1882.
Northern California Power company con. RET.
and. con IS. 194S.
Northern Electric railway. MarysvilIe and
Colusa branch first SIS. 1941.
Northern Electric railwey first and con- 5s-
San Francisco. Naps and caiistoga hrst os'
San Francisco, Napa and calistosa debenture
5s 1885.
southern Pscihc company. Central Pacific col
lateral As. 1899.
Western States Gas and Electric first and re-
funding IS, 194i
Unless exemption is claimed the
normal tax of / per cent will be de-
Quoted on the following:
Alameda Farms company 6s. 1888.
Central Electric railway nrst Is, lSlz-zz-
Los Angeles Railway corporation 5s. 1910.
los angeles Traction con. 5s, 1888.
Northern California railway. IS. 1929
Pacific Gas Improvement rs 1880.
Pasadena and Mt. Lowe railway first As, 1880
Power, Transit and Light as. 1888.
San joaquin Light and Power FIRST IS, 1915
San joaquin Power first Is. 1912.
United Railroads Of San Francisco equipment
trust 6s, l9iI-1S.
Yuba Electric Power first 6s. 1929.
Los Angeles Pacific railroad first os, 192s
coupon due December 1O)-
First Federal Trust company os, 1913 tcou
pou due December 15l.
Market Street Cable first 6s (due Decembel
15l
Certificates of ownership on the
proper form must be attached TO the
coupons in every case.
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NEED 10000 CARS
FOR ORANGE CROP
RaiSin Shipments by Water
and Rail So Far Have
Been Large

According to r. G. Dun & Co. 5 re-
port Of California crop and business
conditions for the current week, these
familiar with the orange crop, now IN
course of shipment, are or opinion
that 10000 cars will be required TO
market the same.
The report finds that raisin ship
ments by both water and rail thus far
this season have been unusually
large. The latest estimates of the
California raisin crop for the year
vary from $1,000 TO $4,000 tons.
After advancing to 20 cents per
pound for California hops few weeks
ago, the price subsequently, declined
10 20 cents. but within a few days
there has been an Improvement with
sales at 20c TO 241ac, according to
sources of production and quality. 1t
looks as though even better prices
may be realized.
The liberal rains this month are
having a good effect on the holiday
trade, which bids fair to exceed in
value and volume previous years.
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| LOCAL SECURITIES
IN INF PROvED TONE:
Demand Better and Prices
Remain Firm; General
Petroleum Stronger

There was a better feeling In the
local securities market this morning 8
though no material gains in prices.
United Railroads As were in demand
at s52.25. while Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph 5s held firm at $96.62 "A.
Associated Oil stock made frac-
tional advance at $3s.25, while Spring
Valley Water at $3.50 and California
Wine common al $50 maintained their
last previous selling prices Bust
ness in listed securities totaled $4,000
in bonds. and 215 shares of stocks.
In the unlimited division Oakland
and Antioch 5s were weak at $14.
while Western Pacific Railway 5s,
after a sale of $4,000 at $T5.25. de-
elined fractionally. A single Generai
Petroleum bond sold at the rate Of
s545O, a gain of more than q point
over yesterday At the close s54.5o
was bid and $56 asked. Unlisted
transactions aggregated a par value
of $4,000, all in bonds.
MODEL ELECTRIC LINE
In commenting upon the possipiiiey
of the requirement Of the Oakland
Antioch and Eastern railway by tue
Western Pacific. the Wall Street Jour-
nal says. "The Oakland, Antioch ana
Eastern railway is one. OF the a uaas
built and most thoroughly equippeul
electric railroads in the country. ~
operates between Oakland and Saeia-
mento a distance of 93 miles, anu i.s
running time between the two clties
is hours Is minutes, or as fast -
that of any competing steam line anu
much faster than several or them.
All equipment is Of a heavy type t,ae le
line is built for high speed and the
traffic which the road will sustain -
fully equal to standard steam foao
service.
Oakland, Antioch and Eastern mas
So 600. 900 capital stock, with an au-
thorized issue of s5,000.0o0 first mort
gage per cent bonds. OF wnlcn
81 coo. 900 are reserved to retire IKE
amount of Oakland and Antiocn
bonds.
y II X
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4o8. 5O0-Total shares sold.
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Truckee. inch new snow; Summit. ] inch
snow; Blue Canyon. showing, inches
new snow. Unusually heavy rains in Sacra-
mento and vicinity early this morning.
PORTLAND DIVISION
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WEATHER REPORT

SAN FRANCISCO. SATURDAY. NOV. %
SPECIAL CALIFORNIA REPORTS
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SPINNING HIS GLASS
IDENTIFIES FUGITIVE
Calnnan Witness in DR.. Kennedy'S
Trial Betrays Himself by Odd
Habit Before Drinking.

Andy Scguine. the Tenderloin nigh,
hawk cabman whose testimony was the
chief link OF Dr. Samuel J. Kenncdy's
defense in the Dolly Reynolds murder
trial. thirteen years ago, has a habit of
sliding his glass on the bar with a deft.
circular motion before he drinks. Be
cause OF that habit he was under ar
rest to-day. charged with forgery.
Until a few weeks ago Seguine. who
lives at Mills Hotel No. 3. was a patron
of Henry c. Martinson's saloon at No
tse East One Hundred and sixty second
street. Marunson oashed check for
him and lost So and customer.
Thomas Kelly, a deputy sheriff and a
friend OF Martinson. and who listened
10 "A colorful description OF the cablnan
stopped in n downtown lunchroom th.,
afternoon. The man next to him wa.
wh!rling a glass of milk on the counter
Kelly remembered. He followed III,
anan TO a saloon in Fourteenth street
near Third avenue. where he placed hin
under arrest,
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STERRY'S WIFE NEVER
WAS REAL MRS. STERRY,
NEWBURGER DECIDES,
Druggists Contention That Her
Divorce Was Not Valid Is
Upheld bv Court.

Justice New5urser has signed his de-
,ision in the Storry separation action,
upholdlng the contention of James w.
Sterry. a member of the drug firm OF
Weaver & Stcrry. that ut the time Eliz-
abeth Stivers Siterry went through the
marriage ceremony with him she was
stlll the wife OF Albert S. Rennie. a
wealthy Chicago merchant. Mrs. Sterry
based her action for separation on the
grounds of cruelty and desertion.
Mrs Sterry, who was the daughter
of Gen. J. \. Stivers. n civil war vet
Gran. was married to Rennie in New
York In 1894. In 1901 Rennie brought
u suit for absolute divorce against her
in Illinois and the decree was granted.
1t developed however. that Mrs. Rem
ME had never been notified of the suit.
service having been permitted by pub
LEGATION. She admitted when asked on
the witness stand that she did not
know Of this divorce until several
years after the decree had been signed.
peculiar part of the situation 10 that
Rennie has also remarked and has
several children by his second wife.
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BANK SAFE IS BLOWN
WITH POLICEMEN ON
POST At THE CORNER
Nitroglycerine Wrecked Strong
Box, but Officers Nearby
Didn't Hear a Thing.

The two policemen who had been OH
stationary posts within stones
throw of C;aetano DE Luca q COM
pany's bank and jewelry store, at No.
75-77 Thompson street. lifted their eye
orows in surprise. to-day, when
representative Of the concern called Mt
the McDougal street station. and re-
ported that safeblowers had splintered
the safe with three heavy charges Of
nitroglycerine In the morning hours
and had carried away 5000 In money
and diamonds.
Tenants in the upper part OF the
bank building We're Jared from their
beds by the conclusion. but with the
| caution of the bombLbelt dwe1lers.
where explosions are concerned, stayed
indoors and left the discovery OF the
burglary for the De Luca clerks. The
policemen said they heard nothing.
The visitors sawed away a bar on
one OF the rear windows. climbed IN,
drilled the front doors of the safe and
' covered II with mating from the floor.
/ after placing the explosive. The first
charge tore away the big door and when
| the other two had been set off there
| was left no secret or secure place In
| the safe.
| When the robbery had been duly re-
ported detectives came around to the
| bank and collected some clews--a paii
CT gloves, which accounted for the alb
sence of finger prints on the iron. and
n set OF burglar tools. without mono.
gram or other mark OF identification
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ARRESTED WITH GIRL NE
IS ACCUSED OF ABDvCTING.
Games Frishner and Lillian Gold.
berg Had Two Gents Left When
Police SMooped Down on Them.

james Nashner, twenty Ave years old.
Who said he lived II No. 1ls Cherry
street, Philadelphia. and who was ar
tested last night In the room he shared
VAN Alnan Goldberg. according To tho
Spltce. At No. +0S West Nineteenth
street.. was arraigned on three charges
se-lay before Magistrate KKrots, In
Jefferson Market Court.
The charges comprised grand larceny
: and descrtion, on information from the
Philadelphia police. and a charge Of
-eSouctaon made by the Children's So
cssty in this city. lie was held In $500
baal until Saturday. pending che arrival
- the birth certificate OF the girl. Her
'eather. Norris, who arrived mere tins
Vnorning. says she will not be sixteen
gears old until next month and she says
- will bs seventeen years old then.
Lillian was remanded TO the care OF
The society until Saturday.
In Philadelphia. the police said. the
man was wanted In connection with the
ealing of q printing establishment and
q tor. abandoning his wife and two chill
sAren- When arrested the pair had onl,
I've cents.
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CHAUFFEURS FLEE
FROM GARAGE FIRE;
MANY AUTOS BURN
Blaze in West End Avenue
Threatens Tenements and
Does $500 Damage.

Ar explosion shook the big six-story
building at No. so6-sls West End avenue
Nhe Independent Owners Garage. this
afternoon and started n half hundred
chsuffeurs and mechanics ON rush
for the street. With the explosion fire
started on the fourth floor and. fed by
grease and gasoline, spread rapidly up
ward through the fifth and sixth. where
scores OF automobiles were stored.
Four and five-story tenement houses
adjoln the garage on the south and In
the rear. and fear that tho flames would
he carried to the dwellings by the heavy
wind caused Chief Kenlon, who re-
sponded to the first alarm, to send In
two additional alarms
William +. NicOiai. manager OF the
garage. rushed upstralrs, as his en-
ployees came tumblinG down. He kept
the big elevator running and succeeded
In getting most OF tho cars on the upper
floors to the street, although he was
severely burned.
Frightened tenants fnom the nat.
houses formed the nucleus of q crowd
that gave Inspector Dwyer and the
reserves from the West Sixty-eighth
street station hard work to maintain
fire lines.
Hundreds Of automobiles were taken
from the burning building. Parked
they made the surrounding streets lool
like motor show annex.
Late in the afternoon the fremen 20
the blaze under control. but not befor,
there had been a damage Of more thar
| t50Oo0.
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GETTING GRAY!
How to Restore Youthful Color
of Your Hair.

There IL no longer any need Of bsine
ashamed Of gray or faded hair and feelina
that you look Older than you really are.
Science has found a simple and easy way
70 quickly restore the natural color OF the
hair. Anyone can use the Queen Gray
Hair Restorer. q LIQUID preparation that
gives any desired shade from the one
package. leaving the hair soft and fluffy
and making a lasting color and u not
sticky and does not rub off.
The Queen Gray Hair Restorer does It's
work so quickly and easily that II 10 used
and sold by the best hair dressers. But
one application In NEEDED to restore the
natural color OF your hair There are
two sizes. soc and 100. Sold by Rlker-
Hegeman's and the leading DRUG and Dc.
partment stores throughout the country.