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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-17
OAKLAND NOTES

Miss Verena Steadman and Miss
| Gladys Wychoff of Marshall county
were guests over Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. NJ. Rathburn of After avenue.
Miss Juanita Brown entertained the
following friends last Friday night at
her home on Oakland avenue at a
Valentine party: Miss Virgie Illston,
Miss Mildred Koser, Miss Blanche
Starr. Miss Cassie Whisenand, Miss
Bernice Pelsma, Miss Alma Streeter,
Miss Irene Oakley, Miss Enid McCas-
lin, Miss Lydia Whisenand, Miss Mae
Steadman, Mr.. Leslie Reaugh, Mr..
Paul oliver, Mr. Fred Ludington, Mr..
Ed Rafferty,, Mr.. Ray Roberts, Mr..
Bradley Howell, Mr.. Harold Poort,
The evening was spent in social way
in keeping with the day.
Fred Huey of Belview. Kan, spent a
few days last week with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Huey, of Chester
avenue.
U Mr. and Mrs. James Davidson of
526 Oakland avenue expect to leave
within a few days for Minnesota, to
make their home with daughter.
Miss Bessiee Waite of After avenue
has returned from Wind Hill, Law
renee where she spent last week with
friends.
Mrs. L. ]. Dumars, who has been
visiting relatives in Winfield, Kansas,
has returned to her home on Forest
avenue.
Mrs Ed Warren of Green street was
taken to st. Francis hospital few
days ago to receive treatment for
typhoid fever.
Wilbur Read of Chester avenue re-
turned yesterday from Kansas City,
where he has been on business few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Peck of Dodge
CITY are visiting Mrs. Peck's parents
Mr. and Mrs. F B, White, of Winfield
avenue.
The Oakland high school students
attended the legislative meeting last
Friday in a body.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Oak
land Christian church will have tea
next Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs Will Gooden on Forest avenue.
Mrs Thomas Cottle, who has been
seriously i'll at her home on Green
street for several weeks is reported
improving slowly.
Grace Collins. of Williamstown are
visiting Mrs Nina Meechan of Green
street.
The revival meetings which were so
successfully conducted last week at
the Oakland Christian church will
continue each night this week.
Miss Ruth Wright, teacher in the
Oakland school. returned to school
this morning after being off duty last
week with an attack of the grip.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lingo entertain
daughter Florence, Mrs. John Massie
and Mrs. w. Hawkins at dinner Sun
day.
Miss Opal Draut. who has been Wis
iting Miss Harriet Hummell at Spring
ton, Ark. the past two weeks, is now
visiting Miss Helen Graver and other
friends in Kansas City this week.
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w A m T S
AND MISCELLANEOUS AID:

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
inserting Want Ads in The Topeka State
Journal is one cent word each insertion,
minimum 10 cents; by the week cents
word, minimum so cents.
OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS must be
accompanied with cash or check in run
payment for the same. Note the forego-
ing instructions about counting the words
and the rates per word for The Topeka
State Journal
classified properly in The Topeka state
Journal must be in The State Journal
oulce before / o'clock. Want Ads received
after the noon hour will be inserted under
the heading: TOO Late to Classify. or
next day as desired.
COUNT THE WORDS of your Ad, IN
Guiding four words for State Journal ad-
dress when such address is used count
each Initial letter and each number or
combination of figures as one word.
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MONEY.

s., 90 of 5 per cent money to loan
on Eastern Kansas farms and on inside
Topeka business property.
An unlimited amount of low rate money
to loan fer building homes and on homes
already built n-Topeka.
II you wish a new loan or have a ma
turing loan or wish to change your loan
either farm or city. write or call at our
office, first floor, New England Bldg.
BETTER REALTY & LOAN co.
Topeka Mortgage Loan Representative
u. Mortgage & Trust Co. N. 7.
Capital and surplus 5000, 10000
MONEY TO LOAN on personal property
and collateral security, on eas!wterma
G. H. Fiintham, COG z. 4th st.
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LEGAL,
First published in The Topeka State
Journal February II, 1913l

JourndI February II, 1yI3.I
Office of the City Clerk.
Topeka, Kansas, February IL 1913.
PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals Will be received at the
office of the city clerk until $50 O'Clock a.
M, Monday, February a. 1913, for the cree
ton of addition to the City Water
Works Pumping House as per plans and
specifications on file in the office of the
city engineer.
A certified check in the sum of $4,000
must accompany each bid.
The board of commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids, parts
of bids
GSeaL1 c. B. BURGE,
City Clerk.
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FLORISTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR twenty-five cents and self-addressed
envelope, Mrs. Donnie Dec, Stockton
Kansas, for years helper of those in
trouble, will in strict confidence answer
letters of troubled ones wanting council
or advice
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MACHINE SHOPS.

GUNS repaired and cleaned by experta
H B. Howard Supply Co.. ZIG Kansas
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WANTED-Laundryw work by white wo-
man. Will call for laundry at your
residence. Lact curtains a speciality; good
references. 20I Polk.
POSITION registered pharmacist, 10
years. experience; honest and reliable;
reference. Address Y, care Journal
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AUTO REPAIR Ships.

NOTICE TO MACHINE MEN. auto ov
Us Us 23II S and the public gene~sI
we 90 All kinds of welding bra.
Drorize' aluminium, and all kinds ~ ss ss;
ana cast IRON. Gas. cylinders, LOGON steei
a a,.d . eraclon engine fire boxes, franz.
iyg guaranteed All KINDS of auto repstS-
Phone 317s e,Ss -;
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LOST and FOUND.

BOSTON bull terrier, female, brindle and
white. Call phone 419.
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BILLIARD and POCKET TABLES

FOR SALE-New and second hand caror,
and pocket billiard tables and bovIine
alleys. We lead the world in cheap fix
lures; easy payments. Send for catalogue.
Brunswick Balke-Collender Co., 1891
Main street, Kansas City, Mo.
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COAL AND WOOD,

''e HDs- coal delivered any where In c,,.-
40 IDS Soc Hard dry wood per rJryy'
- 1s..xsred: Eth and Monroe. Phone s71s'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-17

BUNGALOW, almost new. rooms, east
front, by owner. 81, 100; easy terms. 527
Scotland Phone 1895 XII.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

523 VAN buren,, well furnished rooms,
with or without board; special rates
by week or month.
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FOR RENT-CHAIRS.

FOR RENT, FOLDING CHAIRS AND
tables. Phone 1910 L. A. Taylor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-17
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Items for this column may be 'phoned
to 1915 or the State Journal office.1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-17
CIDER
UNDERTAKING.

L. M. PENWELI, funeral director a.
service. 5oS-5io 0uincW ASS I, First class
fnohe ZeE Day and Night
Funeral directors and embaIrners 1,o r.,
sth ave. Mrs Robt. Steele. assistant
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

INNESPMENT-Excep opportunity
for man of ability who can make in
vestment with services. Address Z76
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PICTURE FRAMING.

St ine adn regilding. mat making. mount.
street Pacginr - sh 6iH1rliTan' ~ w. Eighth
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-17
WANTED-MALE HELP.

post jobs, 5000 week. Write for list o.
positions open. Franklin Institute, Dep t
123B, Rochester, N. Y.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-17

EXCELLENT cash trade meat market.
splendid location; sale only. Phone IA,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08
st. Midolas.

Gin langerer 8eridt bon ct. Sci
dolaS auf 5ette 5tpei 0ieier Mum-
n1er. - Matbias 8. Dodenoorf 5abl=
tie fir 6as bon tim gefaufte 8ieien-
lano ri9t $50 ion6ern $50 per Mder,
gab alio $1,000 fir 6aS idone 90
Mder groBe @ieienlarro aus. - Die
@erren Sobn Otter, Otto @olf Ebeo.
Simmer, Mnbreas S9nei6er, Beter
sbafer, q. g. Hblepien, 81. S. &e-
tiers. uno &arl @iQep bon @ol6
Spring maren Diemtag Ma6mittag
in unierm 5td6t6en. = Saul &boa
llno Sobn 8ob iin6 Iebte @ode aus
6em st. &apbaels Soipital in ct.
CLOUD ms elterlide @a1s entlaiien
moroen. = Saul &upredt bot fein
nel1es @iibnerbal1s nn6 Sen Mnbau
on ieinen Stau fertig. Die Mrbeit
mnroe BON Nif. s9omer aus @6en
@alep beiorgt. = Sbeooor 8al5 bat
einen 11elten gerdumtgen Stall a1f
ieinem @eb0ft erridtet. - SNn Dem
!8efinoen ser @ittme aatbarina
|g6rei11er, mel6e einen Mrmbru6 un6
eine Mrmberrenfung erlitt, lit ioueit
cine 8eliernng eingetretetl 6aB tie
itd auf fur5e 3eit in Ser &ranfen-
ltnbe betpegen fa1n. - Ser 5tor6
febrte lebte ISOLDE in Ser 6amilie
Sobn $. Meu ein nn6 btnterlieb Elm
1tran1r1es s0bn9en. @lid 6a5n! =
Sim 6elte @briiti &immelfabrt ging
ser bieiige SUPERINTENDENT uno
5onntag IN Der Sriibmeiie ser bier
b%eitebenoe Siinglingsberein .gemein~
i6oftli6 gum Glide 6es Serrn. =
Matb. &emitt bon g6en @alep eritat=
tete @onntag bier einen freun6i9aft-
li6en 8ein@.
6reepurt.
2ebten @onntag bielt ser bodm.
Erappiitenpater Ebomas bon Matal,
Siio-Mfrifa, in nnferer @farrfirde
beim &o@amte sic 8re6tgt, in pel<
der er sic &er3en ieiner 3ub0rer Der
art fir sic bon ben bo6m. Srappt-
1ten in 5i6afrifa beriebenen Mtiiio-
men 51 begeiitern bertrand, 6aB cine
Sammlung 5ltr @rm0glidung Der
8efebrrng Ser iii6afrifaniiden Set
Sen I'M 8etrage bon uber $500 eir-
brodte. .gs lit 6tes 6ie b0dite Sltm~
me, peIde oem bodm. Miiiionar IN
irgenb elmer @emetn6e IN ben Ser.
5taaten, Sic CT felt Iebterer 3eit be-
reiit, fir feline Mtiiions5tpede our
Sano ging. Dte Breeporter @emeir1-
Sc bat in letter 3ett uberba11pt Gro
Bes CUR gbre @ottes geleiitet. neber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08
aus Der mmtge8emo.
ct. Mfartin.

@o9m. g. Ebomas aus 6em Srap=
piltenflolter IN Matal, Sioafrifa,
tpelder megen ser @rfranfung ieiner
Mlttter in Columbus, Obto, gu elmer
@ell1dsreiie nod Mmerifa beurlal1bt
mur6e uno 6ieien @eimatbsbeiu@ gu
elmer So11r our6 Ser. Staaten be-
aust, I'm @ortrdge iiber 6as @irfen
ser bo6m. Irappiiten unter Den See
germ in 5iioafrifa GIT balten, iammel=
tie bier na6 etnem in Ser Stride gv=
baltenen 8ortrag gum 8eiten Der let
11en Sroensbriibern -anpertral1ten
@}iiiion Sic i60ne 5umme bon 1886.
Gle Sltngfrauen Ser @emeinoe tba-
ten Wontag Ser @emetnoe etn 2iebes=
tperf, inoem lie 6as @ottesbauS rei=
nigten. -Sobn Monolo6 faufte bon
Mid. Murrap Elm Hfer6, fir oas er
$135 5ablte. &ferbe iteben imnter
uo@ gut I'M &reiie. = Sobann, Ser
Is Sabre alte 5obn ser Samilie
Sobn Deri6s, lit bonn 2ungenfieber
befaue1l madt aber auf Dem 8ege
Der @eneil11g erfreulide Borti@ritte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-05-08

- Or. @el5 bon Ni6mon0 traf int
8eiiein Ser @erren Sobn Mbmant
uno Saeob @ilenbring per Muto bier
51 etnem gei6aftli6en 8eil16e Elm.
2afe George.
Sier mur6en am Mittmo9 auf Dem
fatbolii9en @otteSader sic iterbli6en
l1eberrel te bes Beter Stern, Ser am
Sonntag Mbeno i'm Sitter bon 50
Sabren oas 3eitli6e iegnete, CUR leb<
ten &11be gebettet. Ser 8eritorbene
erblidte int SATIRE 1926 gu Manna=
ba6, &reis Moenau, &egierungsbe5irf
&oblen5 6aS 2i9t ser @elt. Ct ge=
11iigte %iei11er Militdrpflibt> berbei-
rotbete ii6 Damn un6 trat nit ietner
9ebensgefabrtin 6ie &eiie nod Sine
rifa at. Ct perin6te fem Slid in
peri6te6enen 5taaten, Biz er Damn
Dor 46 Sabren na6 Sprtng Sin fam
uno in ser Mabe bes beutigen Sta6t=
6ens cine Sarm fal1fte, no er als err
lter Mniteoler cine &eibe bon Sabren
perbradte. Seine @attin ging linn
bereits Dor 5tpa1p5ig Sabren in Sic
gmigfeit poran. Son ieinen &in0ern
iino 0em 2eben nod erbalten Soiepb
bon Belgrade nno gilbert bon bier,
bei Dem er felt Sabren iein Seim
batte. Moge Ser 8eritorbene ruben
IN Srie6en! - &ier brannte Mitttpo6
Morgen 6as @obnbaus 6es Sells
Moe11 Bis anf Sen @run6 nie6er, nno
90 orr ienem Gage Elm beftiger @ino
mebte, griffen sic Glammen 10 idneu
UNI iid, 6aB MIR menig gerettet mer=
Sen fonnte. = Sofepb Staotberr bon
@innipeg eritattete bter auf einige
Gage einen Observation-Disclosures
- &arl 5talberger perfaufte lebte
@ode Elm i6ones @fero. = Die Sar<
mer inn iii6li6en uno 0itliden Gbeile
bon 2afe George itno iebt ponen
grnltes oaran, eine Selepbon=2imie
8u bauen, nn6 fe baben Dor, fib nit
ser bier b%eiteben6en 6armer Sele-
pbon-@eieni6oft 81 perbinoen, maS
getpiB ein gutter Nlan ift. - 8ern-
baro Selling ldBt ietnen 5tau 6nr@
etnen Mnbau bergroBern. - Ser
|5tor6 beiuhte lebte ISOLDE Die Sami-
lie Saul @ieboff. - SSn benz Mon-
tag in ct. @lou6 %er0ffneten &reiSge~
ridt ftn6 bon bier Matb. SETTLER alS
@roBgefdmorener nnb Soiepb Stabl<
berger als &leingeidmorener bertre<
ten. - Sobn SETTLER, tpelber bier
iiber 5tpan5ig Sabre uobnte, begab
iib lebte 8o6e nod Canada in Der
Abiidt, iid, falls es ibm gefalt1 fi6
BORT nie6er5nlaiien.
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Qittle Salts.

S1 elmer Montag Mbe110 gebalte-
nen Ser iamn1ll1ng 1es Gtaotratbs
wuroe NIT flint gegen orei Stimme,1
Die S6aafli5en5 BON $500 auf $1,000
erbobt. Sic Sr6inan5 lit jebt bem
@1atodten oes 8iirgermeiiters Sobn-
ion %nl1terbreitet, BON SEM n1a11 ermar=
tet, oaB er 0ieielbe nit ieinem 8eto
belegel1 miro. Wdt iteben gegen cine
Gimme mmr6e pom Staotratb ser
Gbefpoli5iit Sc Blanc anf sen Nruno
FIN, 6aB er 11idt tpdblbar lei, ieines
Mtntes entboben.
MaD6elu Safe.
Gincent 6rlttb bon oem 1labe gelezz-
genen Jrutbpile batte Montag ei=
men idlimmen Sag; er fam an bent
ielben nit ieinen &Ieioern, ste nit
@aiolin a11gefeudtet tparen, einem
brennen0en Ofen 5unabe. s0ieieIben
gerietben in 9ra1t6, bepor 5rutb sic
@efabr abnte. Wfit oen brennen6en
&leioern trat er nod 6rauBen, un6
oort periudten feline Mngeb0rigen,
ibm oieielben bonn 2eibe gu reiBen>
mos aber crit gelang, naboem er it9
i6mer5li6e uno lebensgefdbrlidei
8ro1omu11oen 5uge5ogen batte. Ser
nnglidlide Mann befirbet itd iebt
I'M ct. &apbaels @oipital inter ar5t=
lider 9ebanolung, un6 >pietpobl on
ideineno cine @enoung gum 8eiie-
rem in ieinem 8efinoeu eingetrete1l
lit, intro iein 3ultan6 bon sen Mer3ten
olS ein l1r1gepiiier be5eidnet.
ct. Mntbpni.
@abre1l0 zines 9ienltagmorgen in
ser bieiigen ct. Mntonius- Stride pom
bodm Efarrer Goma5in gebaltenen
8rautamtes lieben ibren Greuburo
6ard &rieitersbano iegren &einri9
Stupe un6 SRI. &atborina 20bleiu.
Mad Ser fir6liden Seier faro BEL
oeu @ltern ser 8rolt Elm gemiitbli-
DIES &od5eitsfeit itatt, mobei oas
8rautpaar sic berbltditen @ludmiir-
i6e fir cine geiegnete 3ufunft ent-
gegennabm. Moee es Dem iungen
Naare, bas it6 bdl1slid auf @ater
Stupe's Garm etnridten miro, itets
nab @unid ergeben! - Sobn Gre
mers nno Srau uno @aspar Slider
bon @ar6 Spring tuaren bier pei.
Muto BEL 0en gltern un6 ser Blnnne's,'
6anniIie al 8eiud. - Sos. Maoer
bat iein Seim bon ct. MntbonD 11a6
ser 8rids Tamilte perIegt. - Gin
ein Sabre altes &n6 Ser SarniIie
STEPHAN 56net6er itarb 5amltag
un6 uur6e Montag ouf Dem bieiigen
@ottesader beeroigt.
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@eritopfnng sebeiIt.

Or. Sings @el1e 2ebenspiIer Der.
treiben geritopfl1ng prompt ,1nb brin-
gen Cure @ingetoei6e tpieoer IN ge-
iunoen 3uitan6. Sobn Supiie pom
5anbnrg, go, iagt: sic fin6 Die be-
item Gilen, Die i9 ie gebrmldte, nro
id ratbe ieoem an, 6ieieIben gegen
8~eritopfung, nnberomlibfeit un6
2eberleioen at gebra1den.~ 3eroel1
guh belfen. 8reis 25f. GmpfobIen
bonn Molitor Drug 5tors. -An5eioe.a
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DUDE uu6 6e11 Iammtliden Maore,t

ban6e 1tnb 6el1 iamntliden 8aore1t=
porratb Dent Miartin Sei6 fal1fli6
iiberlalien; bieler tragt ii6 NIT oem
@eoal1fel1, biln1e11 Sturgeon bier cine
gfe%i ta1rotipll 5l eroffnen.-@lbert> bas
lieben Sabre alte S0bnden ser So
milie &c. 6. 9enar5 fiel betm Ser ltd,
ein Disc 51 erflimn1en> GIT @ooen INTO
trl1g ibmer5poae @unoen an et11elr
8eine oapo11. - .Sn elmer Montog
Mbeno gebaltenen %@eriammlung Ser
Mitglieoer unierer Sanoelsfammer
muroe Ser 1oblihe 8eidluB gefabt,
BEN glorreiden @ierten bier III miir<
bigger @eiie 81 begeben. = Tim 80
uere 8olumen tpuroe IN perga11geter
ISOLDE uniere @emeinoe=8ibliotbef
berei6ert. = Ste 6noamentmaltern
fir 6as 11eue @obnbal1s, meldes s.
&ieble auf ietner 5arm erridten
laBt, fins IN Mngriff genontmet1. =
Trau Solbert @ation melde nit If
rem @atte1 ii6 oas @ergniiger elmer
groBen Sper III Minneapolis go1nte,
erfranfte oaielbit pl0bli6; ite fonnte
ieood sic &eimreiie MAIDEN nno gebt
in ibrem tral1ten @eim Ser @enei Jung
entqeqen. = ST. g. g. @inter bat
1ih cine Sor6 Gar a%uqelegt, sic geger1
SEN Is. Moi in ieinen 8eiit gelan=
gen ion. = Sos in Ser 6amilie 30.
81. @lein angelangte fleine 3odter-
lein madt iid sur 6reuoe Ser begliid-
ten @lter11 5uiebenos gut. M1gltit
alimnet lit nod ct. Saul a%bgereiit,
mobin feline Tamilie linn binne11 Sur
gem folgen miro. = 5rau Sdneblt
lit bon M%ontorptue, mo tie benz Be
grabnib ibres ManneS beipobnte,
mie6er 6abeim eingetroffert. = Mn<
maIt @. g. Baron mno @attit bon
8rainero lino letten 3onneritag bier.
ei%ngetroffen nr,o boben ii6 nnteroei +
fen bereits bd11sli6 eingeri6tet.
Dime 8meifel miro Der MntpoH bier
Elm ieinen @iini6en entipre6el1oes
@eim fin6en. - Dienitag pergange=
ner ISOLDE bat fid @eorg S6afer nod
8otplus begeben, mo- er eine quite Mr=
lteaung argetreten bat. - 6ran SEQ.
Ebienes BON 8rainerb mar bier gum
8eiu6 ibrer @dmeiter, 5ran sc. q.
@lein, mno begab iid bon bier nod
ct. Soiepb, no Ser 8eiud ibren 81
tern gait.
Weeire @rpbe.
&ommenoen Dienitag meroen ii@
in Ser bieiigen &iarrftrde perebeli>
dem SEQ. 6. Miebaus ur6 SRI. Mgnes
@emper, beioe aus oieier @emeinoe.
- Muguit Siiert@, Elm sobn oteler
@enei11oe, pelder in Sen lebten Sab
rem in einem s6anfgei6dft an ct.
Glou6 Mnftenung batte, bat oaS
@danfgef6aft 6es luittgen Comp tn
Melroie fdl1fli6 ibernomrne1t l11to
miro 6asielbe atr 11a6iten Samitag
antreten.
81. 8iteS Smith BON @elroie iogt::
Wern Str oeg Morgens alfiteM 1uo
bepor STR gu 8et gebt, hiritet Cure
;8a6ne nit Ialpornpem 8aiier uno
eiuem guter 8nbnp1lDer. Dr. Smitb
fu1rn gl1h eine 5orte empfeblen, msi-
die urgenebm idymeh, Cure SABINE
reinigt uno zen Meuarpo liB atro fnDl
.naht.
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A1arkthrrtd1t.
Mogsen-
@inbpieb.
Die folgenoen 8reife fino fit Jsbe,,.
BEG 8ieb pro 100 8funb:

~ 0'N1 ~ AOO PIAspVs s
3lrdt< uno Maitbieb.
Maititiere, 900 bis 1850 Nfurto
idmer, quite Bis primo ZOO bis 7.6O;
mittelmdBige Bis quite $50 Bis 700
,gelp0bnlide Big mitteImdBige, 600
Bis $50 - 3lthtitiere, 600 bis 800
9fun0 idpper, quite Biz primo, 6.75
bis $50; mittelmaBige Big quite, 5.75
Bis 6.75; gem0bnlide bis mittelmaBi.
&c, 5.25 biS $50. - S1brlinge, quite
bis prima bon $50 bis 1926; mittel-
r11aBige Big quite, $50 Biz $50; &c.
mo6nlid}e bis m%tttelmaBige, 4.75 bis
$50, 3ndtfiibe urr0 &eifers, quite bis
prin1a> $50 Bis $50; mittelmaBige
bis quite, 5.25 bis SIS. = Malt-
fife, quite bis prima bon $50 Big
5.25; gelpobnli6e Bis quite, 3.75 BIS
$50. - 3ubt6ullen, 4.75 bis 6.25.
Sdueinc.
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Gurdibnittsgemiht, Sen Durd-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-02
PREPARE FOR BIG SHOOT
Trapshooters Gather for Tour
ney at Travers Island.

Trap shooters from all over the country
are gathered in this city for the eighth
annual amateur championship shoot Of
America. under the direction Of the New
York Athletic club, at Travers Island.
y. Y, to-day and tomorrow.
The entry list for the preliminary shoot
received. The men also Will compete In
special tenman intercity team shoot
which has aroused widespread interest.
Among those who will be seen i'm com
petition are c. w. Billings. of the New
York Athletic club; Frank Han. of the
Westchester Country Club: r. l.. SPOTS,
of the New York Athletic club. the in
door champion: D. +. Mcmahon. cham
pion OF the New York Athletic Club; John
II. Hendrickson. of the Queens Gun Club,
the runner-up in last years champion
ship. and also a member OF the American
Olympic team: Frank Il. Stevenson. for
two years indoor champion of the Cres-
cent Athletic Club: Nabault Herrick.
champion OF the Westminster Country
Club: Dr.. Edward +. Gleason. champion
of the Boston Athletic Association and
also member of the American Olympic
team: DR.. w. +. Clarke, title holder of
the Paleface Gun Club. of Boston; Ernest
A. Randall the Maine state champion;
George : McCarty. of Philadelphia, for
two years the national champion: Charles
Newcomb. the title holder of Philadel-
pha: William T. Foord. of Mount Airy.
Penn, the winner of last years prelim-
mary shoot, and "Del" Richardson. the
champion of Wilmington. Del
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-02
THE COTTON MARKET
Nervous Shorts Send Prices Up,
with the Close Steady.

There was some nervousness apparent
in Yesterdays trading In the cotton mar
ket, although new crop months were re-
latively easy, selling only or 10 points
above Mondays final, compared with gains
of 10 to q points on the May and July OPP
tions. May increased its premium over
July TO about IA points as compared with
six points not long ago. while july
touched 50 points over october. compared
with 40 points premium recently. Firm
cables gave the market a steady opennS'
TO points up. Around Y cents for
July there was considerable cotton offer
Ing. and small reactions occurred early,
but the supply was well taken care Of
and the market firmed up, with Wall
Street shorts finding little for sale when
they attempted to cover the near months
There is steady demand here from
abroad as New York prices are well UNI
der a parity with Liverpool. The close
here was a little below the top but steady,
net TO IS points higher. Southern spot
markets were unchanged 20 lsc higher,
and the local market held steady at 1850
for middling upland. sales, 295 bales de-
Ilvered on contract. $500 bales. Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-02
PRISONER RECALLS JUDGE
Man Indicted for Burglary Gets
Case Transferred.

James Ciofl told Judge Rosalsky IN
General Sessions yesterday. when he was
arraigned on a burglary charge as Sec
ond offender. that he thought he would
rather have another judge.
81 want 10 say something" said Ciofi.
waving aside his counsel. who had asked
,or an adjournment. IL want to make a
motion that you give me another Judge
hocsuse YOU have made up your mind
and had me indicted by the grand jury
after II threw my case out. When was
hrouqh, In here before YOU told me that
Won ,yould give me twenty years If | was
convicted
Judge Rosalsky told cioh that lie had
heretofore been lucky In court. having
heen convicted OF petit larceny "A sec
ord offender when he should have been
convicted Of burglary. on another occa-
s,on Judge Rcsalsky said. Ciofi got on
with a light sentence. while his accom-
n,,ce who refused To turn states evil
dence. got twenty years.
81 had intended 10 give you the limit
~ Won were convicted" said Judge Ro-
sa,sky. but that there may be no sus-
n,cion of prejudice OF my part will see
that your case il transferred 10 another
Cioifi's case VIZ, transferred To Judge
Mulqueen's part OF General Sessions