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MISCELLANEOUS
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

whole matter Nil Dee cleared up. II
IS Quit. ",id.n shat the mon were not
burglars or thov would have taken the
gold watch. which was hanging on
'h" wall - IN" room Neither did
'h'v tfk" a small sum " money ly-
irr "r ~" dresser hut passed al vaiu-
ni'es 200 take % feV articles ~ cloth
irs ~ rho story old hv tho girl Is 20
I. believed
So singular and uuusual Re tho case
THAR ~. SOLUTION ~ rho mystery prom
i-'l pos captain hastings Will he
waited with Interest
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The wheeling Natural Gas Company
Tr-State Gas Company.

~
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA..
IIHl.Ic SERVICE COMMISSION.
to-wit
In the matter Of the
Application OF the Order
Wheeling Natural Gas Company
Tri-StHt" tias Company
90 corp"rdtIput for leave TO change rates
ana file new sCht-lule.
WHEREAS. Aspiration 70 change
rates mas been this day filed 10y the
Rhov" named. Tho Wheeling Natural Gas
company and the Trt-State Gas COMPANY
WITH 90" FI BLTc SERVICE COMMITS
SION. 10 Is
ORDERED that Leave D.. granted %
any person interested 20 lie objections
90 said aIplI" cation before the GommiF-
sion within thirty 600 days from this
date. and that THIS matter be set down
FOR hearing at the General Session % Tho
commission 20 hs held at the capitol. At
Charleston. West virginia. On Tuesday.
~" I'm Gay or August. \. =. 1913, at
two D. m. ~ which time all parsons IN
t"r'St"d may APPEAR and make such oh
lotions a. they may 500 ft
AMI ~ Is further directed tNa this
order 10 published ~ tho applicant once
each week for Four consecutive weeks
60 some newspaper published IN eacn Of
tro several cities and towns where tho
applicant supplies gas 20 consumer. and
that du" return thereof shall BE- made 10
the CnutwisSIon-
Dome ~ Tho Capitol. IN the CTtv OF
Ch11i'sf"n. this 3oth day ~ June. a. u.
1913
Pt'RII" SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY " ~ WHITE.
ly-a-Ii.1s-c1 Srrretarv
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Special lassified
COLUMN
LOOK THEM OVER


1NA1 TGA
Iearu With YOUR hands Holm i-
great demand Big salaries. peasant
healthy employment Practical eSq~
ance gained Ga a sew weeks Ff.I
curse 81 m and So 0o Positions
guaranteed PITTSBURGH SCHOOL
or AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING.
IRA Collins Ave. p D. Vittehurrl
AUTOMOBILES. DELIVERY TRUCKS
An automobile or delivery Truck shouiu
be purchased only from = espons bic.
reNable frm. Ask fhc uau Wtn has
pnr shether Do e. RECEIVING frr.l.,
and falr Treatment orr fWpt-.s car.
stand hard usage and SHOW b~'fsr OBJ
~str1ctiou thar arr 20 soufif~rtb
hiEhrT prices Touring Cars SIS
and 1850 oar Kor1.rr trucks CARY
a Ton anyvhe-s alfh al-e The C.ff
n Ncu YORK. DO gnf fifteen Price
delivered $50 the RLtNGLER
CO, 4t6 n craig ST. ttsbursh.
FARM-BARGAtN
r. asrra l- miles f.rr Fiff.
Pa near railroad end -free' .ar I,
Eood orrhRrd htc urs timber. boz
derlaid st'h Goa. hoIer of Eve rooms
yarn .7N'' elegant ut-tof Fri 81
$3.50 Adioiu.rr IsuIlr 90 500 acre
s ARNOLD & CO.
80 Fourth 80. rrffeHr-ch. "a
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Gamble Funeral

Ihe funeral Of th- lat. William II
p@mhi" viii d. held TO-DAY with ser
Yl'"S az the family residence At . o.clu. <
ih... n'nt viii h- ia Peninsula r..-nst.rv
! ne Heath % Mr.. Gsuhl. occurred on
N'nheSiaN m"rniuZ q: O'Clock. ami
W. Nu" To- Fright disease lie has
U''h vi Tor almost a year. a, was a
90. maker 10y trade and followed tftt
profession until about five years ty..
Wen b" retired The deceased is sur
y lN"h ~ q wife. one son. vincent md
mr. hnnSnt"ys. Mrs THuma~ Gtt--iI.
MfS John Sands and Miss Edna. AN ~
tins city
Mr. ''aWhl" was a well known resi-
d"ht ami was hishiy tcSpcct-f.
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Bennett

Funeral services over tie remains ~
TIE late capt Thpmas Il Rcunett. for
mer rhi"f "f pole. and county taller.
"hoS" h'dtr ocIrrsi TUESDAY f~1ilovinr
AZ 'Nt"ii"I Illness. viii h. held from
the family residence ~ 40 $50. Iacnb
street TINS afternoon - = O'Clock. E.v
w = ~ singer. pastor 81 ife First Eng
ilSn Lutheran church. ~ Whicn the d.
ceased was - member. Will conduct 'l.
,"rNi'e~ aud intcrmcnt Will I. made IN
Greenwood cemetery
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Tho Manufacturers Gas C
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

No. 6.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
ilHI.lC SERVICE COMMISSION.
to-wit.
In the matter OF the
Application Of the }Order
The ~Manufacturers Gas Company
"a corporationD for leave 10 change rates
and file new schelule.
WHEREAS. Application TO change
rates has been this day filed by the
above named The Manufacturer Gas
company with the PUBLIC SERVICE
COMMISSION. II Is
ORDERED that leave he granted TO
any person interested 20 file objections
To said application before the Commits
sion within thirty 900 days from this
ddte. and that this matter he set down
Tor hearing at the General Session OF tho
commission 10 be held at the Capitol, at
{ harleston. West Virginia. on Tuesday.
me llth la ~ August. A. d. 1918. at
TWO y m. at which time all PERSONS in
tercSted may appear and make such OBJ
1ectionS ms they may see FIT.
Md II il further directed that this
order %" published 10y tho applicant once
each week FOR four consecutive weeks
90 som" u'w Spapcr published IN each Of
th' several cities and towns whera the
applicant supplies gas To- ConSumerS. and
7 nat du" return thereof shall he made 10
tn" Commission.
Don" AZ ~" Capitol. IN th- city OF
Charleston. this seth day Of June. \. D..
1913
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONS.
ny W. W. WHITE.
'y-i-ll-lS-2S Secretary
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NOTICE.


order of P%ubncaton-
IT." state ct west Virginia. onto Coun-
In ,ar circuit Court, Of ohio county.
Andrew : S"'fert and
Uuarta Sciicrt.
william e Mayer. Kate
MSyer. AusuSt Mhyer.
son. John Funds. 81
unda fNuGis. simon fIn Chaucery.
bowman. Terzia How
man. Albert Mayer. Ida
Mayer. Fhilip Magcn-
h'im. Srpta Wagon
helm. Edward Rrand-
lass. Emma Iranifass.
btga Watkins. Ira Il.
Watkins. Fred Mayer
AMI Louis : Jordan
Tn" object % this suit Is to PARTITION
q" r'tl 'stat" IN -" city Of Wheeling.
1hl" "unty. West Virginia. of when
died seized and possessed. among their
heirs.
AMI 1t appearing from an affidavit
fh"i IN said cause. ~ these Rules. that
-" defendants. August MaNts. CECILIA
MAYER. Prima Mayer. john Funds. So
91inta Thompson. Edward ~EraudfasS.
tmmt Brsnita~s. OLGA Watkins. Ira X
NHiNius. Fred NlHyrr. are, not residents
80 o." STATE ~ West Virginia. and they
not having been served with process In
SAM suit. uu motion of thu p%IalufiffS by
tihuk \ N~"Aiah"n. TINS order ur publi-
'dii'u Is entered against them. and II
ordered That the SAID attendants. ahov.
tir'Ti. De" AVID ar" required To- appear
Wftutn one month after fh- date 81 the
fir~f publication 81 this uricr and do
Whaf Is Necessary To- protect their inter
r~'~ u Is further ordered that fhfs or
der boo published ami posted as required
JOS law
Witness John L.. knghorn. clerk Of
our ~a'I CONT. ~ tt" court Hous. 81
said county. t.iS "tl ity ~ july. 1913.
To- WIt. tuly Rules. 1913
joins T.. kI\GHbK\. CLERK
Pu'ii~h''l tns FIRST fim" July Il. 1913.
Attest
joins T.. kINGHpEN. clerk.
FRANK \ MAIIDN.
Attorney.
fg-ll-lS-C5-au-I
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LOBBY COM MITTEE
Continued from Pr. Page,

fr-s INVOLVING MANY mon who v~re
"r'. prominent 900 ~ VOL 40
s"fr. -'fI iu tI1.ir rT". ha,e boon
firrtsh"I ths committee and ME ~
HuIrtf'.r w1t fttn several DAYS
Tho ,"wmi''o" decided Tonight .,
rrtr' f.rl.4' from rho ne--,riaflon
'n D.. r"rre-.r'r1 POS council 70 do
.I1.I ar-o NO. p, TORN over ~. Niui
h.uf tpi.era Gov o." house special In
..-firffIrr ..mmifte" until 90 has
'ri.''f with them. although 'hair
MAN Garrett Hsked for fhrrn TO-DAY.
muihait Threatened.
Chairman O."rw4n heard 70 report
torich' hat Nulhall had been told ~
Fnf ont OF Washington NuIhail I'D
root kroV Vhp mad" Tho threat Wr
Orormau said sfope would 20 taken
90 prof"'' Nu'ha1 ~ necessary. hy
d~'l"rsfrr 20 deputy sergeant o. arms
q" g7i1rf hiw
Tho -"u1fn Committee rpnn' prac
firfllt a1i rf TODAY on wool william
So Whitman. former president ~ 'ho ",
2 rra' t-a-Y.ilfinn uf Wool Nqnuflc
frr.r- Winthrop .. Marvin ie 500
rotary. and Thomas N1rrIu. secretary
of fh" Ho~o Market club all ~ Wo7
TON Vsr. ~w''ureefa
Ttoma- Marvin testified that fhe
flnmn club had 20 m~smher-hip ~ Do
ft'"r 500 ari 5000 that no raised
1hoHf 81 900 last yrar md That &C.,
rhirrf vra o. teach OH" doctrine of
protection ff vt. NOT re- political hu'
boz economic orc1riglflon. Do" said ana
If. srr4r knows no brother Mar.
.|r dfrfr~oI That ONO ~ ft~ rIuh'
Dh.srfa 5000 fhn o1uraf'nu NJ The
youth of Tho country in fho ~ rc'pi"a
~ protection Ito testified fhaf no
club N7d cent oIf. 'n fvrr'v 80
wear. moro fhln 10000 "HN pfr.
Ihfnf. containing @prufrrfitD 4u~i
mrrf. hrt mower uaof 'freifIou. or
Hsr fIrIlf. mnlrs fo |rnr"uro 'rria
iffInr If. stif he received Boo
r t'lr f.r hi. aertico- and epnrt much
'ms ir $3.50 f,rrfrn during 'h" peur
'rrt ~ fNs trranrf f4riT hti MANY
mnmh'-4 90 fh. club vHo 1rr MANN
fs.furrr. Goo .f1ai arhw'ffri frTf
arruurr'. frf.rr fhn Wave and
Means ard Tirrr,o Committee
.e f..ls. 's fe'.ar -
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Zeidler Funeral.

no last sal rites over tu.. remains o..
h"LthaStf I'idi"r. On" Of the most prom
lr"nt residents uf the community er.-.
death occurred ~ q late hour M~iues-
Jay might. Will t- uc!d from ~, family
~I'~in"nc' al short creek saturday after
N""ii AZ o'clock lntertu"nt will he
made iu the short creek cemetery.
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Tho large Increase in fho mrora
tion of hiirs and Skins into our conn
Try. vht' du" BOO part fo Goo increased
activity amnus manufacturer. f. a..o
iu SOME dcrrce fnr result OF 1 -
ducfion m fho number uf rtft,.
slaughtered 900 tho United State,
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COppcr Obseuuiea-

y ui'Ffi S"rN'r"S over the remains Or
~" tttc Harry William Copper. ypung
son - WIS Anna copper. whps, death
occurred Monday. were held from ~.
itrilN residence "n Iucoh street v.St-r-
uh' dft"ru' ~ AZ - 3" o'rIn.R Utter
m"i.i va mad" ~ Peninsula cemetery.
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HOTEL FRONTENAC KEYTrcKY

4Vv yards from Beach. the most pppu-
l.r section. tho two fImou,
kierS, central 10 all attractions modern
capacity $50. VIII make very Su.rf,i
terms of 81. SO. Si25u. SIS W w,ckIy
lhclhding large ocean rooms. metal he'd
'i"Nat"f. baths. phones. super or fabI.
with white service. table supplied direct
rom 1hrn; pure water. sanitary plumb
ing pOrcnes overlooking a.. ocean and
boardwalk. Eooklet. Is = WA1vTS
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Aoncs 70 Manufacturer. Jobbers. 1n-
chants A3d Other WhoIes.is Dsaisra
NOIlCE Is HEKLkN Given. That
We state Board Of Control ~ the safe
AZ IT. Cffce at Charleston. Wet Viz
slh Tor furnishing supplies for tho
rrNefal Stste Institutions. the M
maraEcfncnt ~ which g. vested in said
hoaTt contracts a@lI BE- awarded 10 the
.."fHt nidierH. quail - cons iersf and
otner things being equal rs est -iraiata
deai'rf VIII Dc gwen preference
Lists 81 EuErlies ussIoi viii be fur.
nister tIddfrs on rareIpt Of requeata
stating TIE line desired.
STATE BOARD DF CONTROL.
aE Au Charleston. Wet virginia
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srRArH HAVEN HOTEL.

ocean end ketucky avenue Doors
never closed. American plan s. W daily.
wv weekly. European plan 81 up daily.
SpccIhl weekly Restaurant attached.
frivate baths. elevator from street level
livery home comfort. Ownership man
~ \hE.E
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tUNERAI DIRECTORS.

Louis BertaGhX
tCNCrRL d RECTOR AND
ANTEkiAL EN BALNER,
va ard tfe4 Main street.
tails Answered la O. Night
Store Phones $50
VIC ~ll"rtschy. Rel Phone 12S7-R
& J R"rtsch,. Nat Phone l22sy
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THE COLwXN

michigan Ave. near Reach. All ot.tsii
rooms. open surroundings. ENreIeu
table. f5U up daily. s. ND weekly
Q. =. GERkEN.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
FoR sALr or rRAnr~IN.0>o~1@ =,

TOR SALE OR Trade model 20
I"'~" power. roadster automobile. IN
Pct" equipments. new fres wil sell or
ii"i' for e F"ri ~rIraho.f. late model
Market -. a.
roR SALE OF good seven
room mouse and two lots. With wells
Dsrn, >fsdeo lawn. ard other Improve
ments WA sell cheap. or trade for .
sIlall lArm address Cnar'Ss = Nilier.
GAneron ". va 10 1i-u
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Best Moderate Rate Hotel
ELBERON

Annex. Tennessee avenue
near Beach, central. new t-hrou.aout.
capacity. 900. opposite Protestant and
'Ath"lc churches. running water IN
rooms, private baths. excellent table:
fresh vegetables from our own farm.
windows screened. white service. Look
; 10 vi weekly. X. Il. LIBN. " u
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


Birdie " HaFermann. ad-
m~iufsfrafriN of Minnie
= HH-srmarn. der~aqci
}ir Chancery
ri-Ii" ~ Hagerman a1i
others
Hy virtue ~ m order entered IN ne
7t"t" '%n'iil"d otuss hy the CirDIft court
20 'rlo COUNTY. West virginia. ON the
Get dav of May. 1919. and an order sup
"""g'2l 'h"rct., entered on ne i3tn
uriersiEreI commissions 20 TAKE and
eft'e an account
i~t WHAT personal estate tho said
Nlrrts s. Uarsrmsru ow ned ~ fNe time
~ h"r l'ttn t"e .%ratacter ana value
cnl what deposition. % an, woa
made" u .ftif gersunal estate hy the
tr''riS - .'ti Mimi" : uar'rmruu. i--
PERSONAL estate H. nou 100 me hands Of
o." s.ti Ffrii" " liag~rmarn. Hs admin.
~" many shte owing from tho estate "
'r' rud Nluri" = HaEcrwaun. decetsef
Irr F~effeu"rf ~ NE admins
traf'Ur of frs estate of said de~eIent bv
Nlr0 " Uasoruann. aImini-trafriv ss
t'r wat dests mo sail Nfi-p..
i"Ht.. 20 rl'm t"V ~" PAYABLE. their
nature trt tH"ir r'-pe.tfte am"unf and
prinrftra
.f what r,sf estate vac owned Nv
'.. aHii Minnie Usssrmr mn 90 inc
f'fr % or death frH 4Itrf.ft. dee rip
ff.n auI iD.at.or AMI gel .rt I~ra n art
90. SUCH rtrer rat'era aa 300. ra-ty
interest r'1 fr4l'rr tre stu" fsrs
rsrf v ether ri, f~Il~a 10 or NOT
10y under
. ilf. f.il lff. i'fs ..r urr .iH4 ~
" f-fo ans hf.
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U

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Massachusetts Ave AMI Reach. F1e-
vator TO street level. Booklet.
J.. T. PHILLIPS.
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Notice 20
Consumers OF Natural Gas
nANA - -

After July reading % meters the rate
Tor gas 90 domestic will 10
SOC I-r VI "a. II less discount Of &c NJ.
'hii Tor prompt payment OF bills.
tn" rates To- Industrial consumers for
gas delivered after July 3lst. Will he as
follows First -5u.0uV Cu. # Sec per W
ca. Il Second $1,000 ca. ~ 20 per VI
ru. . Next $500 600 Gu It l5c per VI
~ g. All over 1000. 600 ru. -. i4c VI
eva n. Subject 20 discount % l. per VI
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Bruemmer & HHdebrsnd

furera Directors aud Emtalmsrs
t.-fr Ntft.f IHI 1ur..0. r..UrH @fs
I~eephoue ze4 uEvn daa snd nEhL
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FOR SALE
Vim Grove rooms and hafh r4sy
terms
tdToood Z rooms and hsfh Easy
terms
- Fourteenth - 10 rooms and
bath Iarr" Iot. suitable TO- club plr
rr. or
FOR RENT
SIS NfIr 50 r0fme and frft
flI.nH per month
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice 10
Consumers Of Natural Ga.

me rates TO Industrial consumers for
gas delivered after July 3lst, will be as
follows: First $50. 900 Gu. IT &c p@r NJ
GU. n. Second $50. 900 Gu. n 2lc per NJ
"a u Next $500. 900 Gu. II l5c per NJ
GU. n. All over 5,OOO,O 600 Gu. n. i4c NJ
'u- r. subject to discount OF ic Per NJ
Gu y. for prompt payment OF bills.
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l. E N G. T 0 N

IAC y ARK. AYES. Grounds with
TENNIS q C~ROQTET COURTS ACTON
zen, ~ Guests may go from HBI Sc
70 ht.A'H IN BATHING ATTIRE with
out using STREETS. which is PR >
HIHlTEb ri MINING WAITER ian
rooms. PRIVATE BATHS. SEQ ana no
daily. s. 20 81 80 weekly. AN Ian
WHITE SERVICE. ORCHESTRA
HALLHpOM- VAUDEVILLE ENTEH-
IAlNEkS. BOOKLET. I'ATLC ROSE
CRASS
Most popular and attractive hotel for
Wheeling visitors HOTEL RORTON
ocean end Tennessee Ave. central g. All
Attractions. homclikc. SO up weekly,
- up daily. r.. Y. VOORHEES,
fu-tv-1~
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Spring chickens fre-h dro- %. ~
Reuter- Pros
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SIS NtIn 81
z L-IL nlr m..fh
New Ulm review., 1913-04-16
Unpleasant Facts

Mary Boyle O'Reilly, who bears
a reputation second to none as an
impartial critic of social phenom,
ena, made a special investigation
of conditions in Mexico and in an
article sent direct from Mexico City
and recently published in, the Los
Angeles Record" gives the follow
ing as the result of her investiga-
tiOnS:
Giant corporations, greedy and un-
scrupulous, are attempting to force
American intervention in Mexico by
campaign that not only includes
sIander and treachery, but also the
most desperate methods to keep the
true situation-the true feelings OF
these aroused humans-from the
American people.
Intervention in Mexico means war.
An army of occupation means annex
alton.
{ In the devastated districts of Mex
j leo, where labor is at a standstill, in
the great camps OF refugees where
non-combatants share the fate OF
armed men, every word from Wash
ington sows dragon-teeth of distrust.
!; They hate u.s. Why? Because ev,
; erything American-our people, our
representatives, our institutions-are
to them the force behind the heel of
tyranny which has stolen their birth,
right, which has stolen their lands
and their lands treasures, which has
made their public men thieves and
which now seeks to keep all in the
condition they are in tOday-a nation
of poverty-stricken poems little better
than slaves.
This Mexican revolution is log
New Ulm review., 1913-04-16
Cotton Goods.

During the last few years large part
of the discussion Of the tariff has
borne upon the textile schedules, which
it has been felt, were unduly high.
Particular attention has therefore been
paid to the revision Of these schedules
in the effort to adjust them more equi-
tably both to the needs Of the con-
sumer and to the condition Of the man.
ufacturing industry in the United
States. In Schedule I, dealing with
cotton. comparisons Of the principal
items show reductions on cotton thread
from 31.54 per cent to 1929 per cent,
on spool thread from 22.95 per cent to
Is per cent on cotton cloth from 42.7
per cent to 26.G9 per cent. on water
proof cloth from 5O.56 per cent to Is
per cent on ready made clothing from
80 per cent to 30 per cent, on collars
and cuffs from .64.O3 per cent to % per
cent, on pluShes from 5l.4O per cent to
~ per cent. on handkerchicfs from
1927 per cent to 80 per cent, on stock
ings from 1875 per cent to 80 per cent,
on gloves from S9.17 per cent to 35 per
cent, on underwear from 6O.27 per cent
to % per cent and on cotton damask
from 40 per cent to % per cent.
". Linen. a.
Schedule 7, dealing with fax, hemp
and their products, has been similarly
dealt with. Raw flax and raw hemp
have been reduced from $22.4O and
$3.50 per ton respectively to $11.2O
each, jute yarns have been cut from
$3.50 per cent to Is per cent, cables
and cor,lagc from 643 per cent to 4.55
per cent. oIclotbs for floors from 44.29
per cent to Is per cent. handkerchefs
from so per cent to 50 per cent
Wool. ...-
Schedule X. dealing with wools and
wooden manufactures, has been the
center of criticism for many years, and
the committee has given 1t very care
ful study. The result has been to
make raw wool free OF duty. to reduce
yarns from 1884 per cent to 20 per
cent, blankets from 1859 per cent to
25 per cent, hannels from $500 per
cent to % and - per cent, dress goods
from $40 per cent to 30 per cent,
clothing from 1886 per cent to IS per
cent. weddings, etc, from 1927 per
cent to 35 per cent. and carpets from
rates ranging from 60 per cent to 81
per cent to rates ranging from 20 per
cent to 35 per cent
Silk.
S,I l,,1- IL
silk goods, it has been sought to con
vert the schedule previously almost
wholly specific in an ad valnrern hs sis.
rnerepy placing it upon an equality or
= treatment with the other schedules 81
New Ulm review., 1913-04-16

Another splendid exhibit OF school
work 10 shown in the Review window
this week. The needlework 10 especl'
ally fine and shows the joy of creating
which appeals to every child in some
form or other. The natural desire to
create something, to make something
that will show in tangible results the
effort of hand or mind Is fOstered and
developed by the Introduction OF
manual training courses in school and
all parents who stop to view che work
rs shown In our windows from week to
weak must be convinced of the value
of hand training combined with men,
tal training. IL u.
New Ulm review., 1913-04-16

lied to it and elimina ting the poss1Oll-
ity Of concealed protection. 1nasmuch,
however, as silk and silk goods are dis
tinctly to be claSsed as luXurles, It
has been deemed wise to make only
very moderate reductions in the rates
Of duty. Partially manufactured goods
have been cut from 21.0l per cent to
Is per cent, spun silk yarn from 800
per cent to 81 per cent, sewing silk
from IS per cent to Is per cent, silk
goods from 52.5S per cent to so per
cent, silk handkerchiefs pla1n) from
80 per cent to 40 per cent, ribbons from
so per cent to 40 per cent, artificial silk
yarns from 41.79 per cent to 35 per
cent, and braids, embroideries and the
like Of artificial silk from 6S.49 per
cent to GO per cent
Paper and Books.
Schedule M, which deals with paper,
books and allied articles, has been sub
jected to the general operation of the
same principles that apply throughout
the tariff. Print paper, whose cost OF
production il as low in this country
under favorable conditions as it is any
where in the world, has been transfer
red to the free list when worth less
than 2H cents per pound, while the
higher grades have been given tariff
Of u per cent in place Of 1880 per
cent. Copying paper has been cut
from 1922 per cent to 30 per cent, bag
envelopes, etc, from 1892 per cent to
IS per cent, parchment papers from
1892 per cent to IS per cent, in pho
tographic paper from $3.50 per cent to
25 per cent, writing paper from 45.13
per cent to 25 per cent, common wrap
ping paper from 35 per cent to % per
cent and books from % per cent to Is
per cent
Sundriss.
Schedule N, which deals with a Va
riety Of sundries, calls for compare
lively little comment, except to say
that the general principles Of tariff r.
duction have been applied to each Of
the items carried In the schedule &C.
cordinS to the peculiarIties Of each.
Thus, trimmed hats are given only 4
moderate reduction. being cut from 50
per cent to per cent, while br0oms
are substantially reduced, being cut
from 40 per cent to - per cent. Jew
elry has been but slightly reduced, fall
ing from 1874 per cent to 60 per cent
A good illustration Of the attitude
adopted with respect to the application
Of the tariff is seen in the item, pre-
ciOus stones. uncut, which are given q
rate OF 10 per cent. Notwithstanding
they were ON the free list under the
act Of 1909 ...
New Ulm review., 1913-04-16
Wednesday, April l6. 1913

n Brother Rec of the Tracy Herald
forgot himself last week and wrote up
4 cali for s;Citizens and Women" to
attend ! certain civic Improvement
meeting In their city. Why the invi-
dious distinction, Brother? we
thought you we're one Of our advanced
thinkers Who would scorn to shove
women into : class BY themselves.
Tho suffrsgettes III git 70, Of ye don't
watch out.