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Arizona republican., 1913-12-23
For Miscellaneous

That Box of Cigars for the Husband, or for the Wife try a delicious box of Johnston's $ best Candy. Latest magazines and pa pers new every day. Sta tionary of all kinds. Try kevican. on your way to the Postoffice, cor First Ave and Monroe.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-23

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Equity in five room modern brick house will trade for anything of value look this up: a bargain ii taken at once 1416 East Monroe st dp
Arizona republican., 1913-12-23

FOR SALE-40 acre relinquishment under ditch, near ostrich farm and rail- way station, good level land. fine soil, cleared ready to plant. under govern ment ditches. this adjoins good farm, 14 miles from Phoenix. it's a bargain at $20 per acre. ready to move right or and go to farming, will be sol6 quick
 See Mir. Corum, Commercial Hotel. dg
 FIFTEEN ACRES. all in grain, 5l5 miles on Grand Ave- for $175 per acre. Easy terms. J. $. Griffin. alone. w. Adams. dg
 LAND-50 cents acre, ready for the blow. water plentiful; Arizona's richest valley. KimbaH Realty Co, Benson. Arizona Ids
 REAL BARGAINS Excellent lot be- tween 18th and 14th Ave. on West Washington. $1250.OO S7 acre relin- punishment within 6lA miles of Phoenix, signed up under reservoir, a snap, $1000.0O cash: also some very desirable furnished houses for rent. Moore Ken nedy Realty CO. 301 N 1st Ave. If
 SNAPS THAT AM-3 houses. furn- ished. close in. present income. $35.0O per month. S160O. S750 cash balance terms: 6-room furnished house. $2OOO, 5000 cash balance S20.O0 per month, including interest. r. 7 terms. Nc Cabe & Hartman. Union Realty Co., II East Adams St. If
Arizona republican., 1913-12-23

horticulturist, pancy, cabbage and cau- liflOwer plants for sale. Phone APT. Fred POchon, 43O W. Washington St
 If
Arizona republican., 1913-12-23

STOVES STOVES-Heaters cook stoves and ranges; we claim to carry the largest line in the city. Prices are rlght' give us call before buying The Standard Furniture CO. 2&7-229 w
 Washington The Furniture Phone for Phoenix is 1551 al
Arizona republican., 1913-12-23
For Sale or Exchange


 FOR SALE OR TRADE-Equity in five room modern brick house will trade for anything of value; look this up: bargain if taken at once. 1416 East Monroe st dp TRADE-Modern up-to-date house in Colorado. will trade for city or country property. what have you? Wm. M. Costly, F w. Adams St. al NEWSPAPER FOR SALE OR EX- CHANGE California county seat weekly, democratic, unlimited field. fruit belt linotype, up to date equip menJ low rent. county work, will sell OF eNchanga for gpcd Arizona proposi- tion. Price $6.000. Time on $2500. Ad- dress Republican Box x. Y. z. ak FOR SALE OR TRADE-SO acres fenced. level and ready for crop. will take city property as first payment; also , acres improved, will exchange for city property J. w. Hutchison, with Southwestern Building & Invest Co, r West Adams. If FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-6- room modern house, near Indian car, price $35O0, small payment, easy term. See J. B. Heyne Realty Co.,, IS w Adams. IT WANTED-To exchange 5-room modern brick, well located, for vacant lots in east part of town. or would consider alfalfa ranch. Box 2S. Re publican. al FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-S0 acres 4 miles north. 20 acres alfalfa. cheap. easy terms. Address Repub- lican Box 4SS6. dg IF YOU ARE LOOKING to trade your city property for ranch property, See us
 We have several good ranches rang ing from 10 acres to 16O acres for sale or trade.
 Also a fine Salt Lake business site to trade for Phoenix property.
 Several residences at bargain prices and on easy terms. In all parts of the City.
 We also have a couple of business sites. corners, in Phoenix which are bargains at the price.
 See us at 14 West Adams St. T. M. BURROUGHS REAL ESTATE
 OFFICE. If EXCHANGE-One or two good hous- es for exchange for ranch of 20, 30 or 40 acres. These houses are all right.
Arizona republican., 1913-12-23

FORTY ACRES, with small house, good well, orchard and all in alfalfa for S70OO, 5000 cash. balance 6 per cent interest. J. $. Griffin, alone, 1 w. Adams. dg
Arizona republican., 1913-12-23

FOR SALE-1912 model Hudson roadster. newly painted. will sell reas- onably- Inquire Adams Hotel office. dl
Arizona republican., 1913-12-23
AUCTIONEERS
C. NJ. WOOD

Auctioneer
 Live stock and household goods, farm and ranch sales a speciality. General auction business. See us before mak- ing dates. Office Cor First and Mon roe Sts. Phone 1867. If
Arizona republican., 1913-12-23

1 We also have a couple of business sites. corners, in Phoenix which are
 ha roains a f the rrica
Arizona republican., 1913-12-23

Also a fine Salt Lake business site to trade for Phoenix property.
 Several residences at bargain prices and on easy terms. In all parts of the
Arizona republican., 1913-12-23

FOR SALE-Buggy and camp wagon, in good condition. Inquire s. w corner osborn road and Indian school car line
 If
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas City. Mo-. Sept. IG.-Hogs:
Receipts 1000: market steady to
strong: bulk Of sales 5 TO $50:
heavy $ to $40: packers and butch
ers 5 to s.G5: lights $ TO 500: pigs
81; to Z.
Cattle: Receipts 10000: market
steady to weak: prime fed steers sea
To s.:a: dressed beef stc.rs $50 to
$50. we~tcrn steers ESQ to $40:
southern steers 5.2a to Z: cows I Ia
G.s3: hcifcfH . to =: s,ockcrs and
feeders a.:5 to s.io: bulls t.5o 10
$50: calves $50 To 10.
Sheep: Receipts $1,000: mark.,
steady to Toe lower: lambs G.;a tc
$40: yeafiinKs t.5o to 5.:a: wc,h.
crs I 10 as: cwc-a J.5 oio I.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16
SPANISH TRAIL
NEW ROAD Project
IN COLORADO

Pueblo, Colo. Sept, l6.-Thc new
est Interstate highway projected In
Colorado, the Spanish Trail to sun
set, will be logged by John +. Dodds.
Immediately following the good
roads conference at Pueblo. Scptcm-
her e4 and 20. The route ot tho
highway will he agreed upon at tho
conference. although II Is already
practically arranged. Word has been
received from the city OF Alnmosi
that 20 autos from that city. carry
ing 100 good roads boosters. will at
tend the conference and will pilot
Mr. Dodds and his party from Pueblo
to the Mesa Verde national park
over the route OF the Spanish Trail to
Sunset.
TIL. trail will follow the old road
OF the Spanish prospcctors. used 100
years before Colorado was u part OF
tn. territory OF the United states. /,
is the route that the prehistoric elf
dwciiers followed In their mIgra-
tions toward tn. sunset ana every
foot OF the trail Will b. historic.
Al this time 1t u tn. intention To
map the trail from Pueblo to III,
Grand canon OF the Colorado river III
Arizona. Hardly u point OF scenic IN
icrcst and hardly city on the high
way that does no, bear II Spanis.,
name. The Spanlards seem to have =
knock OF selecting appropriate. names
aud In this their language contrast
with tn. English and American
which are notorious for their poy.
.rty OF names.
Here l. n sample OF tn. names that
are ON the roui. of III. Spanish
Trail to Sunset: Pueblo. W.si-cnburs.
la v.ta. Con-Jos. Hn-rfano. Cosiiiia.
Niamosa. Del Nori.. SanSr- de Cr!s,o.
50 suach-. aon,- Vista. Piaior,.
Trinch-ra. Pa ;osa. Ar,huic,a. Ia
Plata. Durango. Hian~a. Rio Gran.ic.
Mancos. Dolores. Mon'"sumn. Cort-s.
San i.uis. Mesa Verde. Each nam.
has u mcanin. and zach spot a his.
tory and no more interesting trip fo-
soarisss ran h- found In tho world
than will b. the Spanish Trail Z,
Sunset when II IL completed from
Pueblo through south western Colo.
tado Into Arizona.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16

of gold In the United States during
gIc amounted TO sp3.i5i 500. a de-
crease OF sy.i3s.J" as compared
with the previous year. and the low
est American since 1905.
rha output of siivcs was G5.7G..-
so" fine ounces. valued at f3H 1877
500 an increase of 3.3G1. 400 ounces
over 1911. the greatest gain being
In the state of Utah Th. figures
were made public today in n joint
statement by the mint bucrau and
the geological survey. The decrease
was caused because of Nevadas ont
put lost 1881. 200 az compared with
1911.
George T. Roberts. director OF tho
mint, said today that while the out
put of gold had decreased in the
United states and Australia there
was sufficient increase in South AZ
rica to make the worlds production
of gold for iai: greater than in 1911
Statistics are not yet available on the
worlds production.
production. putting out 500 .0"S 900:
Colorado came second with stS.Iil.-
2o0. and Alaska third with sl1,ioS.-
600.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Sept. Is.-Hoss: Receipts
900: market slow. steady at yes.
icrday's average. hulk Of sales s..o
10 s.ta: lights x.:a to .: mixed 80.
10 >. heavy $50 To s.ss: rough $50
10 5.;a. piKn $50 to $50.
Cattle: Receipts 1880. market
steady to strong: bccv-s $50 To 3.:3
Texas s,rcrs SIS 10 7.so: western
$40 To s.:a: stockers and feeders
$50 10 \. cows and hcifcrs 5.s3 u
$50: calves A.7s to 1859.
sheep: Receipts 5000: market
steady: pativ- i..0 To as. western
az. to $50: y"ariinss as TO SIS.
istnts. native 3 to 1.ao. western . 80
1" 7.so.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16

clothes. One day my husband got th'
ncighbors in to see what the matter va
but they could not help me. Ny INST
thought was for Lydia +. Pinkhsm's
Vcgetabl. Compound and sent my hus-
band out for il and took il until was en-.
tirciy cured. nm u woman Of perfect
health and my health and hnPpineas
came from Lydia +. Pinkhnm's ms'ii'
cine. You may rest assured that o.
all can to recommend your wonderful
m.dcin. To my friends. - MRs. FRED
STONE. Routs No. 3. Malone. n. Y.
Tn. success Of Lydin r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. mad" from roots
ard herbs. Is unparalleled. II may b"
used with perfect conhdcnc. by women
who suffer from displacement. iniiam'
nation. liberation. .iurn"rs. irregularities
periodic pains. bsckachc. BEARING down
feeling. Gn,ul.ncy. indigestion. diszin~ss.
or nervous prostrsiion. Lydia r. Fink
hams Vegetable Compound u tho stao'
darvi remedy for female uis.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16
DENVER LIVESTOCK

UchNcr. CoIO.. SCpt. T6.-t1t'Ic.
Receipt. coo: market, stccra higher,
cows lower: beef steers 6 to T.5o.
cows and hcifcrs TO 7.65: stockcrs
and feeders : to :; calves : to.
Hogs: Receipts 1000: market
higher: top $50: bulk OF sales S.3a
TO S.4s.
sheep: Receipts 500: markc;
steady: ycarlinss $50 to 8: wcth.
crs ass to 40: lambs $50 to G.S5:
ewes , to 3.1j.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16
NEW YORK METAL

New York. sept. is.--i.cad steady.
ia bid.
spcltcr quiet. 5.s5 to s.o3.
Copper firm. standard spot is Ia
1880: September. October and No.
Nrmtr~r !. To 1869.
Tin steady: spo, t:.75 to ~. Sep
t-mbcr i:.,.. to ~.
Iron firm and unchanged.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. Sept. lG.-Provisions held
about steady. Influenced chiefly by
the hog market. The principal trade
WAS In lard.
Close: Pork. January 1860: May
1904.
Lard. January 1866; May 1897!
To II.
Ribs. January 1916: May 1855.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16
CHICAGO BOARD OF 1ARpe

Chicaxo. Sept. is.-Whcst -ss~si
off 'oaey under ss,llAk.Aii'ibs'rd in
part to = liberal increase Of the Euro.
pcAn Visible supply. Grncroas re-
e-ipis nj Winnipeg counted also "a
favor Of the bcass, Failing off In ar.
riva,s ,hi. std- of The Canadian iiac
appeared to he ignored. The op~n.
ing was unchanged To 1 aud lr low.
rr and there was spme additional dc.
cline.
Tho close VA. firm a; 1 TO ! and
,s net advance.
Widespread rain made the -osu
market heavy because Of th" benefit
to pasiuraxc. The market siar'-.!
al 1 To lc off and seemed unable 'o
rally more than a rifl-.
Closing figures were steady. ] to :
cents over last night.
Oats displayed sympathy with ih-
corn weakness. PIT spccnia'ots did
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16
RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York. Sept. i..-Cios.. Prim.
paper .. to y per cent.
Commercial bills i.Sl..
Bar silver Go..
Mexican dollars tS.
Government bonds weak.
Railroad bonds easy.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16
most of the selling.

Close: Wheat. September SS9: De-
cember 907 TO Z: May S5s to Z.
Corn. September 7iA: December
7le to Z: May 73i TO !.
Oats. September 42A: December
itc: May i7i.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16
IN SUCH PAIN
WOMAN TORE
her CLOTHES
Testifies She Was Restored
to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Malone, N. Y. -" Lydia F.. Pink
HAMS Vegetable Compound hss Ger

tainly done me q lot
Of good. first heard
Of il when ] was \
girl and ] always said
that IL | ever had fe-
male trouble | would
take Il.
- suffered from
organic intlarnms-
ton and would hsvs
spells when ! would
i'c In such pain that
III would tear m y
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16
PRIMARY ELECTIONS m
NEW YORK AND PENNA

New York. Sept. i..-candidai.,
for the siat- assembly. for eleven
places on the supreme court bench
and for county and municipal ofii
.r. In various localities will Il. nom.
mated 'o.iay at primaries held ihro.
uEhnuct New York state.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16
THE MAR K F. rs
~ FVLL ASSOCIATED PRESS ~
w DAILY REPORTS W
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

New York. Sept. l6.-The abortive
capacity OF the market was tested
again today. through liberal selling
for both accounts. which was stimu-
lated by higher prices. Offerings
were taken without serious effect on
the market conveying an Impression
that the present speculative move
mcnt was being kept well In hard.
The effect on the money market u:
the recent enlargement In activity
was a matter OF concern to traders.
Increasing fismness Of loans for short
periods pointed to the difficulty
which would be encountered In fin
uncinx u broad speculative move
ment.
Bidding up on speculative stock
was rcsortrd to when business Jagged
but the whole movement there had
little resemblance to the buoyant
market OF last week. Alternately J
the market averaged "a fraction above
and below yesterdays closc with the
trend upward for the most part. New
Haven was exceptionally weak. fall
Ing back nearly two points. Bonds
were easier.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16

Philadelphia. Sept. Primary
elections ~cr. held ihroushou, Penn.
syi,ania today for III" nomination Of
candidates To III two place. on the
state superior court bench and la
nam. candidate. for other judicial.
county aud municipal offices.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New fOfk, sept. b,-NMaIEHmat-
cd 13l: American Sugar llei: Atch-
ison pc: Reading 1873: southern Pa
cific ?il; Union Pacific 1904: L. s.
Steel s5.: Steel preferred 1899.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16
THE MONEY market

New York. sept. Money Oh
call firm 20 to =.
Time loans stronger: 60 days ~
to -: 90 days to ~: six months
5 per cent.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16
NEW YORK COTTON

New York. Sept. i..-Co,ioi
steady: middiing uplands 1925: mid
diips gulf 1875"
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16
ST. LOUIS METAL

-. Louis. No. Sept ie.-i~ai
dull. t.:! to Ids.
spri'-r nominal. ..7?. to SIS.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16

-cAt fDe1- the caiy isdiss' shos dr.~sine ,hsl
positively cueseans -. N,orks md fc,tshes isdee'
~. 81. 711NCu elsso. ioc.
1NDv eonbtnaiics fos eteea1ao aad ose.n,an
ali ihins of susset o. tan ssces. nc. SA- sse, in
loeCt WITT un nsse1 form with spoerejsno<A.
assR - .Aae!s oorH. .Ns1uCx.
rsehevitn zinc to1es, with syoree. lee In hand.
euNc, SosvR aluWainau toles, with srongs. nc.
nvr1espAR ersa 80 kpsV ~ atsA ves Sass s-,S .e
TIE IN stA~ra fcr sas sise vchsx, ekasrrs rss1
- cSv19e006 0ao1. . o., .
t0.to AeooND oerosA ooNsose1DD, 0eon
7tr ONfesf ard t.ipsSss Ms~ sSsSfsps,f ~
SAcs HshsAsi ~ ~ HssA,
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16

Most AnytninR IN printing neatly
executed and at reasonable. prices.
at tho Chronicle News Job rooms
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16

PrintinE Of every description neal
II and quickly executed ss the
ch hronicie-Srw Job rooms. Samples
and quotations On request. uss IL.
telephone. Trinidad 40. u
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16
Lost

Two feather pillows and bed on
ROAD between S'arsvilic snd Coke.
dale. Call Williams Transfer: re.
ward.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16

New coat ani hat. finder please
return TO this office. /:
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16

Ring with large blue set. between
Tiiio,son and Centennial school: re-
ward. sac Park.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16

New York. Sept. i6.-Stocks wee
supplied when the rise In several is
sues reached lars. proportions and
the whole list fell back abruptly.
Business contracted largely after the
general iit had los, half a poin, or
NOR. all around.
The mark-; closed heavy.
Stocks ~cr. under steady pressure
In the cio.in. hour. resulting In u
pretty thorough obiitrration Of the
gains. except where advances had
been exceptional. \ few stocks were
dtslincliy weak. tspiudins Inter-
borough Metropolitan preferred. can
aud Con,oiidai-d Gas. Canadian pa
cific and R-sdins sold two points
below the top and Steel aud Anal
xamatcA
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-16
Wanted

All who do not receive theil
|Chronicle-News 70 phons this offic'
between 500 and 7:s0 the cam,
evening.
The Washington times., 1913-09-18
DROP IN CALIFORNIA
PETROLEUM NOTED
FIuctuation of Price From
Yesterdays Close Caused
by Sale Rumors.

NEW YORK, Sept. ia sensational
drop at the opening by California Pc
troleum. common. which sold up to I'm
yesterday. closing at Ah. and opened
this morning at 20 fiat. was the most
striking movement on the New York
Stock Exchange today. After opening
at 20. the stock recovered to 22A. and
then dropped off to q fiat.
The cause of the drop was the report
that the Royal Dutch Petrol Company.
which, it has been thought. was consid-
ering the purchase of the California Pc
troleum. had decided not to buy 1t. The
recovery was caused by a rush Of small
purchasers who wished to take advan-
tage of the low price. With the salts
flying Of these. the price declined again.
A runor on the Street this morning
that Rock Island might 60 into the
he nds of receivers was vigorously de-
MED b. ]. ]. Mitchell, president of the
and a director in the Rock Island. He
declared that the stories were prepos-
ferrous. as the company had earned its
preferred dividend, which would make
sure the payment of the interest on the
collateral trust Is.
Pittsburgh Steel made a statement
showing that for the year ended June
30 the net surplus. after all charges
amounted to 81. l93. $50. a decrease from
last year of $106, ,719
The entire list of stocks was weak
especially right after closing, It being
considered that the big interests were
keeping out of the speculation letting
the market rest after the sharp move
ment from Friday till Monnay
The Washington times., 1913-09-18
Realty Transfers

l52s Seventeenth street northwest and III:
and 1lA Eighteenth street northW0st-
Laurence M4nGan ct al. trustees. to
Randolph Isom. part original lots 10 and II.
square lH. and part original lot =. square
no. 5000
173 Seventeenth street northwest- Randolph
Isom to Levi H. David, part original ioes 10
and II, square 15l. So
1l32 and 1l3l Eighteenth street nogthWest-
Same to Charles u. james. part original
lot %. square flo. 40
Bioomingdaie-Csrria E. Scheideman- ct VII.
John. to Zoe Beali. lot q. block II. uo.
Zoe Beall conveys same prop1gty to John
and Carrie E. Scheideman. no.
Trinidad-Geofge W. Talbert ct W. to Annie
c. England. lot IS. block !. no.
l0 D street Routhwest. 423 First street south-
west. and ZOO D street MISUNDERSTANDING
sauer ct al. to BENJAMIN H. Parker: part
original lots I and = square - and part
lot 20 and part original lot n suuAF0 "a.
80. BENJAMIN H. Parker q w. conway
same property to Minnie Bauer. Annio. Sal
livan and Rose Mcconnell.
III Fifth street northeast and NoD. ~ 70
5N @ street nogtheast-Paul L ComDeoo
to Mary v. CahfIl. lots u TO ~ squn<o
Lnwocd Heights- John ". cisunan, trussss.
to Emma K Lark. lots -. %. a. block
Pleasant Plains Blanche T. Assrs ct vir.
Charles W.. to Lucius u 0r5disy. lot &
square .s36. 40.
1sli r street northwest-Lucius n 0rdlsy
ct ux. to Blanche T. Stssrs. lot u SQUARE
190 S100
The Washington times., 1913-09-18
Wholesale Rtoduce Market

Euop-Nssrby. fresh. ssesec Per dos.: South
Chsess-Nsw York. new. 1sltc per h.: nat
NBvffer-E1rin prints. nc per b.: tubs.
So59c per 10: process. T6z3c per ID.
1--we toultry-Hens. 1e017c per H.: roosters.
iec per ID: turkeys. 216z2c per h.; sprfnS
chieksns. :sozlc per ID: ducks. 1s0i5c per
Green rru,ts- California oranges. Nooe6 90
pesr box; peaches. Em0SS0 per crate;
ismens. &.ee4N0 Pr box: pineapplss.
~ bsz; repsA u.eeoa. - pr beskst: appjea
psr bbi. N.leo4.e: cherries. 1sc psr bex;
psesa $500 = ssx Uapsss e.Ss
~: snssss. T@.s. dc psr er..s: pr 81.
n.Seas - isssss: Ss.ts. n.ooeass 10
- 80: rhsSsTS. eN - is Ssnehss: ys1s.
~ ~ 81 SA: Lima Sssass d. .ssSo :;
bu.; hAis. PER boL. u.te; corn. lsc per
1--we stoek-vsal calves, uo13c per b.
Dheep. So4i6nI Lambs. Th0oc.
y4IIA oGD oeasoo, do0an6 boin9 SUB
oa101 With ee5d 0eoraGD seock
-3oo greater pass of tho eggD now bsing sold
= WashinGtoo ars ce1d stoFaos stock. ana in
Ue1e caso0 are sold - frosh-lajd. Receipts
q Gpo6a eooGraIly uG1it fer this seasoa OF
- year sod high prices psvvaa
Receipts of meats, poultry and eGgs un-
usually scarce for this season and prices
have reached . point that were never known
be6ore.
The Washington times., 1913-09-18
Confederates Left
t Fifty Years Ago Today

Fifty-one years ago today citizens OF
Washington heaved a unanimous sigh
Of relief.
The cause of this vast heave was the
fact that the Confederate army, after
raiding Maryland for two weeks and
threatening the Capital. had crossed
the Potomac into Virginia.
This historic leave IL classed with
the following other events of Septem-
ber IS: 1853. the French surrendered
Quebec to the English: 1911. the Dutch
surrendered the island Of Java to the
British; 1851. the New York Times made
its first appearance; 1872 Oscar ii as
cended the throne Of Sweden; 1885, the
Cotton States International. Exposition
opened in Atlanta, Ga.
The Washington times., 1913-09-18
Trespassers Sued.

OLYMPIA, Wash. Sept. 1S-The first
OF a series Of suits against trespassers
on State lands. decided on recently by
the State board Of land commissioners,
was instituted by the state, which sued
Peter. Albert and Hubert Schafer. II
Is alleged that the three Schafers con-
tracted to buy State lands in Chehalis
county. cut and removed 800 worth OF
timber, and then let the contract lapse.
The Washington times., 1913-09-18
Hotel Prices Abroad Soar,

NEW YORK, Sept. 18.-Hotel prices
in Europe are soaring, and Americans
have to pay much more than Europeans
for accommodation in them, according to
II: NJ. Ham, proprietor Of the st. Reeis.
who has just returned from abroad.
The Washington times., 1913-09-18
Sales Today on the
Local Exchange

Metropolitan railroad SIS, S,0ood1057s.
Washington Railway and Electric,
common, 6Gs9i5.
Federal National Bank. 4a135.
Citizens Savings Bang, 1922, 5d22,
1Ods14.
After call
Mergenthaler, 3a2151k. Ia2l5
The Washington times., 1913-09-18
New York Curb Market.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11
DYING, SHE WANTS
FATHER TO FORGIVE
Operation Fails to Save Miss
Schenck-He Is Sent For
In Haste.

Florence Rosser Schenck. who under
went an operation six days ago at Miss
Alston's sanatorium, No. % West 6lst
street, knows she has only few days
TO live and has asked that her father.
DIR. Powhatan s. Schenck. of Norfolk,
Va, be summoned. A telegram was
sent him last night, and the young
woman is hoping that her approaching
death may bring him to forgive her.
The one friend that remains to her is
DR.. Edward p. league, who had her
placed In the sanatorium. No word
has come from Charles II. Wilson,
Alfred Vanderblt's stable manager,
who. she has always insisted, is her
husband. and her family are as silent
as they were when she was living a
luxurious life in London. Paris and
New York.
DR.. league has assumed response
bility for all Mrs. Wilson's expenses at
the sanatorium and has attended her
day and night. Assisted by DR.. d. A.
McAuliffe he performed the operation
last week which promised longer
lease Of life. but the promise failed.
He is now trying TO arrange a meeting
between father and daughter.