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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

hnhSSf Ems.
with name and address Of owner aud
attorney. When attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of second part)
Downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth st,
coLuMhlA ST, 90; 275 n Rivinston Ct; ?Ss
ioo-Fredk + Rehberger to Chas Reh.
merger, q 6. May !, lg03 atty, Geo II
hyde, 5l Chambers st.................S
East Side.
EAST Of Firth av. between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
32D ST. 3o5-o7 Il. II $. .toxes.s--s,uyvesan
Reai Estate Go to oppenheimer Collins
Realty CO, % W 3tth At and s. ~
West side.
West Of Finh av, between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
18Th ST. IS. ~ 9Th av l7xloo. i-Henry
Ahrers to Julius Flucker. 100 W tsth at
q c. Nov To- atty r Kuper. 20 Nes.y
sSTH ST. ss..,' ". :, sosicc.sx irres-
80 4 Il West 5sth street Realty Co In.
to the Purdue Realty co. i65 Bway, mtg
100000 Nov 10. at,ys' Arns'ein' & &
wEsT END ~. .. GO, 7s,h Al, runs e SAX
s,;i;s, is2x isy s's q to % "H H.,,,s
,iti'lsO. Sits p'is ali liens Sov " 10; atty. 70 g.
o7TiM sT' 40 ". :. issxioo II Walter
Don,dson S 70 EdT FIN; zoo ,a'a iuiy rF's, :.
dsns ss " s,,Y brSckyI % Ha.aS ,s vGo q w"r s' ST
SAME PRoPERTY-Kathryn L Donaldson
to same. mtg N25oo. July g'' 1912; atty,
Uptown.
tManha.tan Island. north OF iio'h ST
iisrH ST, :eo and 2?2 l., =, Soxlco To-,
s,iera Holding Go & to s,iy', Rssoy> sSo >o% o
b.skman -. ,S,I Al liens, m,,g s1'.sVV' ;,So
iasp ST. i:: w. :. 10. ..xss.i Reysnu.
neas4 nsrsT 60 T. csrt' @s ,GS S: Sos At s''s ty
United Realty 90 40 <Assau 81 ,tluo
iS;n ST, Soi W, :; 'W,;isr a, stsw.r,
Manor. l. J. ms go 900 Noy o. '''i,ii
'ip .y. Sr 10 ~ FrSDS s'n ssse ss 'so' 20 e'h st.
issacs :; Liberty s' v,;,i;,o' ss,ch,,ap, ,,,app
issp ST 81 NE s,sw,1i Msnor' !. l.
Nov s. atty United Realty co. '.o 800
,,na ,aa ',sss - ,:ro, ,v ~ ,xss i
'fp m,rry T = RaSsch 70 Anssi Tg con.,n 20. isg,
20 iSe NAV m -''V'' .',,. ilc0
hRAph1tK 3oHatTsn KS n,sr Go to Geo i t"ushlan
, r, Co iss puay' ........,.,.....s sioo
1OM9n,Toss, Fcy, Esa'' 'wa.h,ns,om .v mts
;i,oS Nso 900 Nov s. .''y. + h."lA1''. e
H"'S ''''''''''''''''''''''''''
, nrons.
. .boroush OF The hT"n>l ,.o ,...,
StNh'hI Fam, IL Summon .r to Snse, G"n.!n 20
-. i2:s Hoe Az. mts s7i.5co. sept IL aty
r q Co iIs Bway ...;. go
. sEAHtNY ri" e 10 i,;d :" f6S tsf5p0
5 Ansc ccn.;n GO &c, &C. Harry n"rn,H ~, h
zato TN sv' mtg soS''oo' NV Ao' % %s,S
I q Co. iis Bway ...... s'e
CotRTLANpT ~. cor t.v.h Nt;'er
At s,sHar, Ms@ar l. ! $ov :, 49,
! isisr ST e cor linton sv. 2l:N76.::-
faN u
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rise. ~ ~ sun sets. ~ n Moon ..u tss
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
sandyHk SIS Gov Island s:3s He'll Gate s55
Low WATER THIS DAY
sandyHs ,,ss ~ Gov Island u ~ y Hell Gate al
Arrived TUESDAY. November II.
:. IS Heilis olav. s:5 A. n. Chrtssiansand.
S. Rocha anbcau. 10 4. NJ. Havrc. November I.
IS Gar. lilo A. ", Llbau. October 70.
s. came eronla, II 20 A N, Moville. November I.
5. prin, friedrich Wilhelm iias A. n, Cher
S. Th.mis,ocles, $40 p. NJ. Palermo %.
= Nontcvideo. a45 7. NJ. cadis. oc,o.
Ss Moitke. 355 p. NJ. Almer!a. Novem-
SIS bcreensiJord. $50 A M Bereen. Novem-
$, rapajoy. s.5 p. N 10Th. Barbados. Novem-
IS iAila. i245 \ N. Beli,e. October 70
SsTrSn, 500 a. NJ, Ant,lla. November
:, Emil l. Boas. $ ~ a. N. Santiago. Noven-
$ Sara,osa; i2..I r y Havana, November q
IS Nueces Mobile November T.
| s. .ity OF savannah, sAvanish. November ..
! s. Nayahoc, Georgetonn. N9yember J..
! s. Richmond. Georgetown, :. g, NONember J.
| S. Madison. Norfolk. November 10.
ARRIVED FROM NtN WORK.
| - United states, at Copenhagen.
| s. Canada. at Naples
Sc tin Cinnatt. at Naples.
S. Russia, a, Rotterdam.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
= kur,A. from l.,bau
s. Santa Marta, from Santa Marta
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Lapland to Sail on Dec. IL.

The officials of the Red Star Line an
nounoed yesterday that the steamship
I.apland, which was scheduled To sail
from New York on December II. will
lcav. At 10 \. NJ on December IL instead
So that passengers may reach England or
the Continent In ample time for Christ
mAA
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Joseph T.. A. . Donnel has bought from
Father Shetokes 6 and Hawthorne
s.ree,. Youkers. 4 three s,ory frame
Dwelling l. ON the property, which IS -
zee, o., the street line and l3' feet deep.
NJ. Kelly was the broker.
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I>,EsTI>G ~ BROOKLNN.

Charles Buermann Co. have sold
fo- = Mrs. W,lbarst 3i% FIN street u
'our story fat. ON plot 32Nloo' het"e"'
seventh and Eighth avenues to W Arm
lrus'cr
The sun., 1913-11-12

WASHINGTON. Nov, ll-These army or
ders were issued to-day;
capt. l.. y. Ruckcr, Quartermaster Corps.
In addition to other duties viii assume
,harge construction work ~ military prison,
Fort IeaNenworth, relieving COL Y "
stevens December 81, who VIII take trans
mort at san Francisco on or about February
for tho Philippines
Lieut.. Col A, d. Kniskern Susrtermas
ter Corps from fhi'ippine department
capt W, ". Goodale, retired. to 90
,umbus barracks, for general recruiting ser
Wee for period OF ten days. then to Bait
more Md, AS assistant to recruiting Officer
at that place.
First Lieut. s. u. smith. from Second
to Tenth Cavalry,
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PROPERTY OWNERS TO MEET.

The Harlem Property Owners Associa
tion Will meet tomorrow evening at IA
East l25th street
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HELP WANTEID-MALE.

SALESMAN WANTED-A a line OF medium
priced House Dresses and Shirt Waists IL
open to an experienced man who can pro
uu,p results Territory. New England. Appy y
by letter, giving experience. HOUSE DRESS.
luX ltS. pnise
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Dr"ps suit Against 7. +. Ryan.

The suit for 100000 damages for
slander brought against Thomas r, Ryan
by Louis I; Julian, the former Metro
uolitan street Railway investigator. was
discontinued in the supreme Court yes
tcrda>. II is understood no payment
was made to settle the case.
The sun., 1913-11-12

WASTED To rent plano. frst class con
iition. beet VI care. references Address.
i - Ron i0i sun
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

Win name and address Of 'cnier'' "
torney,
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WINTER CARE or LAWN.

tb- constant rulsihs Hf tH- sau
ah'i F.tl.,s al II Ihr siI srass ts q
v-ss -Nhau.'is. 't.s~a-7ss anI siil IN
- relatively short ,in- ~saA-u gh.'
srssss causing barr sis,,s inI.u AiFA
ssaHd-ttsHs ami either s,--.is rF"v
q" T"m.siy 'his AMI So As-i' ihr iaaH
In t-Ei-y' s"a.i'ipa iUssl 5~aT 20
'sars II ts HsV'sssaT1 4" atri8 ~ iHa
srral au.UtnI ~ 0sii ',.sutsia's.-i isaru
4aF'i niaHuT~ 1nsu . war ThF sTs
tiI' s,inu ts beet nsad~ ~ auin'Uu
after IN" sSuHgni has trus "a ~
,sn ih-H h. driven ns-F agf the Sic
iFi"t,i"n - H.ahur' 'su b. Hta'ir
st'h"r, InIuEN TO the grass "r iaau.
~" "ii"ys ~ maktn.s the sypIi siinn
IN the fall ug 81" -sr i- g. "uanir
the ain,.F ami spFsns rains 10 i'srh
0ui the trr'iiisins -irm-H'a "i tue
uanur~ ami ais. Nars the fineF t,as'
ucis.s al 'no manure !. a1d sni"nE
,h~ r.s,,s ~ the zras. The r"uTs.
litter shouii 10 moved ia the
spFus t~iur~ the .Tasa starts o.
Erou,
II j. ~" WTpnz prarti'r Z" "u' '1"
srsss -" late In ,.r f-il III" last
cti,,iIE should ,- mad. early .Hu1sb
q" i,"rmi, THE Ffass =. attain !. height
nf three "r four inch-s h"i"r' growth
--asss. THIS .-rN-s as u ptni'y'lun
iDr -tass durtuE ~" NiU,-r anh In
measure prevents hrasiHE "f the
soil 1t aisn gives the r"nis chance
To- rip.n up b-i"r" "ui"rins III" win
,-r- r-s, y. T. Sauis,cn. Colorado
Agricultural college. Fur' Collin
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arr ,hiEi, a. s.uit -aast- II Ia .io 81,
if Il ~sE,-L Il" spsals- 'iIiau il free
and active rbr cont sns ~tii iss
i-nI the salt Vigorously and conf
a-ntialiy aha u is ths b-ii-i "f ~.
afi,SSFs ass. ..a..-t tAs' ~. "H- it,
,-S-s,-L IN the .,npats ur-., t--'i any
un-a.sn-s. a. I. the outcome
The Nm-iisan 'an -.m am
sup~n IN Wall street ss a Reid
MasT- ronS-ra- was "rsanis.s,i un.l"F
the las. at Ne~ i-tsry ia i."t a. a
consolidation OF several large 'ar,"T-
lee IN ss't"n.ts,ssis .f the ronn'rs.
Daniel ii. E-id sad " II. M".Ee.
~hn aT- in'.I.-ss-d Il. man, other r"r.
Iysraii.ns. Including the United
states St--.i .aI A.ra,ion v-f- its "hit
rronui-rs and Mr. Reid b.san- the
chairman "f it, board ~ 'lit-U;nrs
Th" company was capitalized At
So ...". .."". II. which 80. .is. SO" t.
uuisiandinx. -luAiI, divided between
preferred and common stock The
preferred. which is seven r"r cent
.uim inaii,-. lid me-, for --v~rs, YEAR,
psy miI div id-n.ts. hu, "n January
of this YEAR the company paid off 81
p-r cent in back dividends. ihns a..
|.umuia,ins. leaving ori, about . per
cen, siiii To h. made. II has fnnd'
cd deb, ur 81 .0oo.nN. Nearly forty
factories are now oNn"iH hy TIA"
company. located in the United 'saics
and Canada. with or" in the Hawaii
IN Islands.
Among IL. directors ar" e v, Con-
verse. u director Of tho United states
Steel corporation: Francis l.. Him"
pres id-n, oI the Ftr., National bank
of New York William r Graham.
formerly president of the. "ompanS;
w ~. Moore. ". =. Du'tuu. II. ".
Ianm. James Mclean. CrurE. MrMur-
~. i. W. Ogden. ". ". Phelps aud
RAY Scnii.id OF New York and =. H.
Moor. and = Rudolph OF. Chicago.
Tn. American Can company was
recently mentioned IN the trial of
the government suit to dissolr" III"
United States Steel corporation In
connection with an alleged prcier"n-
,iaI contract between tn. two FOR the
purpose OF tin plate.
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CHICAGO, IvesTOcx

Chicago. Nov. :..= Hogs. Receipts
i;>o"". mark., strong to Sc lbo.c
yesterdays average bulk OF sales
80. to $50: lights 10 to 80:
mixed -" to ..a": heavy ,.Is to
80: rough ..i. 10 ,..5: pigs ) to
,.io.
Cattle. Rccci, ,ts 13oo. market
stcad.: hr-,.s $50 to $50. Texas
steers ..G" to 80. western steers
$40 to $50: s,urk"rs anil feeders
IS" to 40. cows and h.ifcls 3.;;
to >.i5. calves 60" to 1925.
sheep: Receipts G."oo: market
slow. native $50 to SO: wcs,crn
$50 to 80: ycarlings $50 to $50.
lambs. native 4 to '65: western & to
80.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE

shirssD. >os- WAsas -ss~'i
OFT to.iaY o.ias Ia g-suEn ai A-sta'
-E favorable for th- Ars-nlin- AsE-
s-st Th- Dp-nins nae 1 so tossF
sHa a farther S-,LsrA snsu-i s+.ST-
ts- mafk-, D-ssn ,0 sAoe- pSArE 10
saIis,
The sia@@ shS.-L = loss Of i. ~ .r
sai Ia Io met,
t'hs~,Il-i s-sIh-F put s.,ri- firm
h-ss isI. sorn- The .I--hias ess a
.ha.i- q" ls higher Lis sIaiasilS the
sain diss lp.sEsi
rA- sios~ -ss heavy, / to sad
4 10 - snalsr lac, night
oats s4as-d -. a F-.ull Of irns al
ssias SLACK i'Eis- changes. Ihouss
s-s- hafsoe-
Close: wAsal. iIs-mb-r >..: May
80.
'ofa. iAr.-n,b-F 20. Msy 80.
Oats. ii-ssmb-F s:.s Mss ,l..
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FASHIONS BASED on NECESSITY.

Much IL said for and against the
prevailing Iasnioifs. hut almost every
style that appears may trace origin
to some necessity or special occur
renee which the alert fashion dictn-
tors have turned to advantakc ~ u
basis for new style. For years
women were extremely conventional !
regarding the Use Oi colors. l'ihek.
gray and the shades OF browns and
blues were the only cOlors seen on
the streets. and the conventional
white. pink and blues were the prop
er co!urs Tor evening year. To verge
from this path on TO the NOR" sttik-
ing shades. and above all. to wear
combinations o; unusual colors would
attract unTavorablc comment but
suddenly the rulers OF the little
Balkan states revoltcd. ana behold
the fashion centrrs were ublazc with
color. and women wore the most
striking combinations of startling
colurs with the utmost confidence
ana II was found to he Of the great.
est value to many in bringing out q
youthful appearance. when used IN
moderation 1t was becoming to thos,
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
GEN. CAMPBELL, War
VETERAN, DEAD
sGsssiss-a ss-. ss<- ~

.,A aId.r nFs, showed ices rAil
ksarh-Y S,-T IAs sTonnd sg rAaIiii.
- iuA minutes D-ioE.' DO Ass Siil-..
sHd as ~ .oIrss =, Iha, battle. size
sIh ,oIrs h4d soI ss lar IsH4rd iiaii
Kun
''NSEi-ilsn tssA command again +
sas Ai,h him ~ S"uih MoIn,aln.
AIIi-Ian shd uh,.i F-li-,-ss - BaTn-
eide AiIh ,hs isi'-g a. FT-.isTirks
bars sna The nHd h.wh'; siIh
i,aoAss ., s-roHI fs-.i-risssblrs sni
'Aanr-iioTsA iii- sSsl-n .hgshi
.iIh Meade q, a-s,A .buTs sad fEs "a.
'hs, ,ii.- un,ii Ih- -nd "i tbs ~aT,
.Ne-p, Ihii. detached AiIh s'hHEidsa
ia The Si-asa.t5sA ssii-N struck
'h- -n-mi ''saTi's array, ~ ,A- h-sd
st s~s-Ath street al Washington. snH
sampaIsH.L ai,h Sh-si.isn Ihroi 3 h
,AS ba,,i-s Of wiaT.->irg. fish-F's
Hill '-h-T- HE bFissiii-E i-d sh'
rhaFs-, ani r.-taF Greek. untii
s.aElss rebel array ass IinailF dis
posed ~, ,h-a s@ns back a. Meade
b-iog.. r-g-rsbirs sad aith him ,J
Np saHisi,os wh-h -. surrendered
VAS At tho head a, ,h. Soinnsn ss ths
NgnS at the ro'SsHar-
"Wss ,sis- s@nnLs.i ,Nn,i-,an
a.d ss.sisr sr-~As. bHI ass In ,b.
fighting linz sssin before ahS mos-
isss,ins eas E"lns 1n Tive time
hbi horse shat ,FaHth NDsintai.
CFami.I". ..r. NH,irism. sI.a't'
sYiVaHia I" ~ ar ths N'h ~ May ani
The bloody aasi.'' as tho ts,h ani is.
sn- si,Sniish Ia the Shenandoah sssi'
l-Yi: .iSni snps hap nssS hs,'I-s
snd mirror tIsh's Was in. never an
a-s,"oA ,a '"uaS ,h"rl ups Sutaasni' T.
-i brigade a, Winchester 'pi.r.ilanl f.
Fishers iiiiI. Cedar Greek aud iiai.t-
-s's Hun iiam"'iiai-iT sti"r iis'.hr
cts i,uu. for .ssH- T-as"u B"s,'
kn.~n 1. myself .ss d.'i slIFd as
Judge Ndyo'a,- IT 'h- NTHt "' ,h''
sh'NNAAHu "N 'seN7EAA vs. = " ~As-NN
snd =" served un,ii The nzstias use
",-r
campb-ii a' 'h- .ls.- II the Ass
-as a Ii"l,-nah, colonel and IN Nprii
"' 1865 ~. made a bF-s~t IsiEssii.T
':-H-Tsi l"r m-rit"rio.s service ii-
'arri-'i With him :. HE death 'hr
marks "f ,h" v"aHis received - M
,i-,sm sgd Cedar Greek.
.-n-Iai Campbell newer married
Ani IN bis last y-ars -ps -sv.nui~.
isikiss d. few p-upt.' snd '.si.s
n"E- .r i'-s- the life a, = hermit, lie
~as accustomed 4. fr-iu"H' ihr
Hush.. aris sisr- sh-r- he ~nuia
spend long hours r-.'ins ~ bis
chair. IT, owned s-t-tsi small piece.
'f .r"p"fir IN the 'iiN. III "niE
known fc'a,iS" 1. a sister in 'aiif"r
mia.
Funeral arrangement have NOT
been announced
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New YORK. NOV. 29.-Ihc stoC.
market closed easy.
The speculative position was weak
cred today by tension in the money
market and further unfasorabic ic.
ports Of business conditions.
offerings were small. but there
was no sustaining demand and prices
cased off generally
The standard stocks gave fairly
good account OF themselves. despite
the prevalence of inside selling else
where. aud losses among the leade'
were slight In the initiative sp.-
cialtics declines ran from to +
points.
bOihis were easy. :; So rAf
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

kaass. city. Mo. Nov 80 Hogs
Receipt. ."": market s'-ady. Prime
f-,I steer. 80" tn .. dE--sri b-.t
steer. Z: to >.:u. western s,-rs . tn
y: southern steers $50 I. $50. cow
i..; q" ...: h"if-Ts 80. To N.".
.t".k-r. And feeders 80" u J.;u.
hull. ~. To- .:o: .ai,.. 80" to
r.".
sheep; Receipt. none. Market
steady. lambs ..:5 To- ...i. ,-aflinr-
80: to s.:.; w-'hrrs i.a" to ..:a:
-~-. to I..j.
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LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE

Listen tor tn" whistles m" c-N
carrier hoy. nov pus-"sS now whiH'
ties. TIL. boys will blow IA" whisiicr
when ,h.y deliver papers When
you hear the whistl" tonight and
nights hereafter g,t your C-N Just
after I, has been thrown.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
CEMENT Is NOT CONCRETE.

Many I--uIsi- ate i.asy in ,f-tf .i-s
saws Wssia's Work The fellow ins
",pians'i.n i. primary. hu' clear aud
informative
In the :Fsi I.isrs. Portland s-+
n-n, Is . manufactures product oi,I
ta,ac.i irosa line rork and clay. of
similar aiusniaou. rs~ materials. Its
preparation inSoiS~~ jf, ins. barn
Ing ans grinding in ss'i-r that. - hen
finished IL shall L- in the form .f a
iixh' gray I"~a-r os Hour. This
I.~i-f i. of such -N.r-siin. fiG.n-..
taai the grain. thereof may i.~ maa.
to pas. tLr.uaL a sieve .on,sinins
1900" hole. to the s,usrc inch. ot
surface.
Nodded into any desirable form.
,-a-ni shows a high crushing r'~i..
ian--. together with - iiIt tensile,
strength. Il will sustain aitn,,rt an,
Load without Injury to itself. showing
~ vi "''"f
that attack other m,;-riais
Concrete implies the us- OF ."-
me- ~, In conjunction with aani ana
crushed roek. and In such proportions
as will lie, -iop the highest value of
tn. cement for practical purposes.
at the sam" time bringing II within
the range ot buyers who do not wish
to employ Portland cement.
Reinforced cottrntc' means the
lis. Of concrete in conjunction with
steel 70 placed rs to contribute the
icrsionai vaiur Of the steel to the
total mass. COLUMNS thu. construct
I'd will sustain almost any "cnccn-
tratrd burden. AMI are being cAtcn.
.ivciy used in engineering.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
NEW YORK METAL

Nrs York. Nss - The metal
aisrs- -s. duIi and practically nom
iasis Lake sapt-s .. 1" 1850 ri-y-
'rely'ir ttss 4" ~ rastiass tIsi
I" - 80.
iroa uus l.ans-.I
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
DENVER LIVESTOCK

h-ss-r. Colo. .SSs. 80 .s,Ii-'
isss.ip'. s".s marie, ss-zAy s-.f
ss.sss SEQ L. s,ss soss aai isii-rs
s..s Ia ss-s s,.sAsFa and i--siTs
80. 10 aos saiSs-s Jss.
Hogs Receipts noB-
sh.-ps Receipts =. s"ws npgs-.
steady. y-sfiiass ss1 'a . p-th-Fs
ss:s {. 81 isn,t's =. 3" 4" 81 -~-.
q ~ ,s iss.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

Nrv S"F.. Nov, 80 sNnalssm-
a'-ti Copper 49, Nm-S3rsn sugar r.
nnins i"s. Ntshi.Sn %. Northern
rariiir i".i Reading iss. south
stn rs.in" N.!s Iu'on rsrinc 1913
u, :, s,"ri ss.; e. :. steel preferred
l.Is
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
BILLIARD CHAMPION TO
PLAY HERE MONDAY

E.LwRri Barlow Of Nov Nort CITY.
champion 10, kc, billiard player.
will give - i.mnnstraiipr ~ hif skiil
a' the trinidad club Monday "v"-
ming ut y o'ci"cis
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29

who seemed tn need /. touch "f ."inrs
I.anT Ei.f'-s .an. into u-s h-rsns-
uf short sleeves. and shirtvais,. h..
cause of the necessity .f - -"I'ata'"
wai.; L. wear with the tailored .ui'
which In turn came 4. ~ h.causs
oi the n-.-i. 10y business women. nf -
suitable ir... Tor street wear. An.
inmobii-. and sports sf" r"stlpnsihlr
for any number OF popular STYLES.
from shoes to wells
Fur. came int, u-- tu pro- i,i-
i- said that hey ar" worn for their
grace. their beauty. their pi-inr"sIu"
quality warmth Is almost iHcid"n.
tai
Many years ago certain kins
thought his head mus, h" protected
from tn. rain and hats quickly
sprung into favor. Even tn" much
naiign-d siashcd skirt H. - n"r"s.
ritN. for women who wear tn" "N-
trcmc narrow widths could not walk
without the freedom allowable by ia"
slash The skirts uf this season nav"
arrived through series OF "Nolnti"ns.
and are primaril, the result oi u de-
air. for a .i,irt which would not re-
uuirc to u, lifted When on tn" sticet.
/ Long trains and vcluminous folds
w.r, w.aricd OF and short skirts b"-
cam. popular. and these were 50
thoroughly enjoyed that tn" round
irngth was used entirely except for
| very formal wear. skirts became
narrower and narrower un,il they
crossed the line OF strict utility. aud
caprice played an active part In tue
,..siuning OF til. hobbfr skirt and its
recent variations.
I A student of the styles may 20 OH
and on. recalling On" style after an
other to prove the theory that most
of them hav. been invented to serN,
some purpose, aud whether wo ac'
r.pt OH reject. adinier or criticize
,her. will usually be found away
back in the original style practica
thought even though caprice and !
desire for the extreme may lead 1t Il
become frivolous fashion
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Rub n sore throat with BALLARD i
SNOW l.iNIMENT. One or two APP
plications will cure II completely.
Price :ac. soc and 81 90 per buttle.
Sold by Hausnsn Drug Company.
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RATES OF EXCHANGE

Ns- Sosl. NOV. - isaT silver
s..,
M.sisln dollars iil
GoN-fhm.h, t-Jads s,-zdy
lssiiosd bonhs s4sg
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Printing OF every description neat.
~ and quickly executed at the
Chronicle-News job rooms Samples
and quotations on request. Use ths
Telephone. Trinidad 40. Il
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ST. LOUIS METAL

>, i..a.is. NJ" N"s - i.ssd
naH.inai. i,is
sp.i,.f dali, s,".. {. si",
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the MONEY MARKET

Ns~ York, NSs. -. Moary 0u
ssii non,inaii no iasas,
Tin- tasas stronger =" and 80
dsAs to 3. siN t1uDtAs : I.eT r-at.
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NEW YORK COTTON

S"s York. Nov. -, Cotton. sue,
quiet mii.iIins II Ia. Gulf 1856.
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Most anything In printing neatl,
executed and ut reasonable prices
at the ChronicIe-News ioh -onms
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS

'hiFaE.s N.s, ~ fiTss .ai-s oi
provisions ranged l-.m :. - 81 i.~ .
81 I" S. sasaae- aBa ,h-a Suffered a
s"a.Eat fail. b-ssu.s "t iasF-ssins
"si-Es sr",n scattered saurv-s.
Si"s-3 Pork January sl-t"; Mar
81
Lard. isauass q" ~: MsS lite.
isii.s, iahaary Hes May tt,s.
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Lost

Straycd or stolen. white bull pup.
brown ear. brown shot on back. Re-
ward FOR information or return to
owner. corner Fourth aud Denver
streets. u
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SUIT AGAINST
TIN CAN TRUST

,s.sssss.s ss-~ r.s- D..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-14
WHEN THEY DO IT

believe his
rejoicing the
with the lone
The might well be applied election of
Crane old Pussyfoot.
the
long New England politics But not improbable that it
viii
republican
One OF the this
fall Walker
ring in his party
FOLLOWING election Weeks
Boston, Walker
Weeks could
party to be permanently dominated by
ne added Will the
motto
II the legislature dominated
the election United States dominated
teress in matters Of legislation"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-14
TRY TO UNDERSTAND

There that the suragees
England their and WONDERFUL
Most of these who acting France
acted comfortable
well gentle
to figure sensatonaly n lmelght
might small proportion
hstercafor good sometimes But well believe
that thousands hem after week. after
DEFY the conventions and the path like maon Drawing social
thing fundamentally something BIG and SERIOUS
beneath the shocking under
If think of
efficiency poverty children
privilege
wealth of the country
The this them, like
bravely But
womanhood of Great who longer
sacrificed to Toryism greed
We thank God all
and perhaps will be the thick logged inherited
turesold
its at any hazard, at