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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-23
Representative. Cattle Sales.
Below are quoted few Of the repre-
cattle sales for today:
stoekers and Feeders.

.
established Monday with outside de-
mand rather broader than the start
this week, if of the choice selected
class, but the mixed lots are going
slowly and weak to 10 cents lower.
| A feature of the trade is the extreme
scarcity and high price of breedy little
| stocNers and light feeders with prices
very close to the high time early last
week for something of extra class IN
| that line, while the heavier and mixed
classes are 25M40 cents cheaper than
| they were here the first half Of this
month An indication Of the pressure
! of demand for something fancy in this
; line is found in the sale of load OF
fancy little 5S4-pound Angus steers
+, here Tuesday up to s1.25. while pref
ty well bred class of 1,132-pound steers
! sold at the same figure.
/ With the very plentiful supply OF
! feed thruout the country few owners
of thrifty young cattle are inclined to
start anything of light weight market
ward and famine of such stock has
resulted.
Heavier classes of feeders have been
much more plentiful recently owing to
neglect of most of the thinner classes
of beef steers by buyers on slaughter
ing account and a lot of very likely
feeders averaging around 1000 pounds
have been avaiia BILE at s700@7.40, any
that sell now at s7.5oM7.75 being of
the extra class that would have landed
close to 1918 here a fortnight ago.
Sales of the palmer light and me-
dunn class feeders range mostly $3.50
M6.75. very little stuff in the feeder
line being available at cost down
around Sc that the average country
man would care to pay freight on to
get it back in the country. some fair
little stock heifers only TO be had
down around $3.50.
FEEDERS.
Selected, 1,o00@1.11o lbs. $40 1855
Fair to good, 5000 LOO lbs 6.35@7.o0
Plain to good light $3.50 $50
Feeding heifcrs, poor to good o.2o q 900
STOCKERS.
Selected, $50 q 700 lbs. .....s6.65 67.25
Good straight lots go a $50
Fair to good. 500 to $50 lbs. 5.65 600
Common to, plain mixed. 5.25 q $50
Heofers, common to good 90. 4.S5 @ $50
Chicago Hay Market.
Chicago, Jan. 23.-Hay, receipts, T.
1S4 tons; shipments 252 tons.
Choice timothy-s17.506 1880.
No. l timothy-s14.5 q 1850.
| No. timothy and No. l mixed
$3.50 114oo.
No. timothy and No. mixed
$1,000 $4,000.
Glover hay-s7.00G1
| Rep top. prairie and timothy mixed
$4,000 1900.
Kansas and Oklahoma prairie, choice
! $500 @15.5O.
Kansas and Oklahoma prairie, No. l
| -s140o614.5
Kansas and Oklahoma prairie, No. .
$3.50 q 1880.
Iowa. Minnesota and Dakota, No 1
| -s12.oOG 1890.
Iowa, Minnesota and Dakota, No .
$1,000 d11.0o.
Indiana. Illinois and Wisconsin feed
ing prairie-sS. 1880.
Packing hay-s7.O 0@7.5o.
Threshed timothy hay-s7.o0Ia 800.
! Nebraska, choice and No. $500
d1400
| Nebraska, No. 2-s1200612.5o.
! Rye straw-s6.50@7.5
| Wheat straw-s6.0006.50
Dat straw-s600@7.
| Alfalfa, choice-s15.G0M 16.00.
, Alfalfa, No. 1-sl3.5O G1450.
| Alfalfa, No. 2-s1O.00@ 1900.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-23
Ranoe Of Prices.

The following range OF prices Is
furnished by Harper & Ward, mem
Der Of Chicago Board Of Trade. rooms
and 2. fremont block.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-23

Peoria Germ.
;.sss Peoria, Jan. %.
cofn-No. 4 yellow. 4sx.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-23
Representative Hog saIes.

Below are quoted Few OF the repre-
sentative hog sales:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-23
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago, Jan Observation-Disclosures ted
receipts for today, 5000; market slow
81 c<eo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-23
Public Sale

The undersigned having sold his
farm will sell to the highest bidder at
his residence. 313 miles northeast OF
Marshalltown court house. beginning
at 10 q, m.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-23

vf7sAM To- Yes
Open High. Low. day. t'day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-23
Had Record a. Pedestrian.

WESTERN GROCER MILLS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-01

tnrIigt h%eupenoer fig til % no ira
bette 4finit al Guns Oro.
Set enc er: Sfal bette @uos
0ro blioe foritaaet og mootaoet2
oar on. 10 al @uos spns @len-
neifebIiben. af bans fulotomne Cir
og @moring. bans 2ioelie, 0eo
% 0pitanoelie f%oritaaet, al @uo
oil irelie Dig?
Get anoet er: Bill ou iaa o9ioa
.fale ct Cr6 til @u02 @iI ou ar
ligt ao6ne sit 9ierte for BAN, be.
fenoe Din Gilitano. DIN SpnO %
9pngiel eiter 5reIie2
9ois set tier. Ioa bIioer on frelit
og Iua oil on iiocn boaoe elite
@uos 0ro til Big og BRUCE Dit 0ro
til @uo 6aaoe / 9efenoeIie og Bon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-01

life bupoe mere 9io ems en- otter.
miooag % aften ! oenne ganlc
minoeooroiae 91. Bolton bar
mango Seuaroigbeoer. blanot anoet
BET beremte %llnineriitet 6ar
paro men Seporoig6eoer maatte
iea laoe fare peo bette 9eiag.
Qaifor aabera rene meo til Dos.
ton. Gn lille bDaaeIia Stmo til.
6roate ri on eitermi0oagen / ia.
Itor aiar5 Seem. 9oitor &. s..
.aiur bleo palat til arcosiormono
peo areosmeoet 9rooflDn. 9i
greb ga g~nleoanaen III at 6reite
9rcoiens 9(nliagcnoer. baaoe bnaO
Der fun0e tiene De pIore iaa pei
Tom sc me 9irfiombeoer. 0gian
Der / Bolton fifuoe pi finn bare III.
tenme0e.
@eniabeocn / Bolton bar iaaet
fig en- nleget booaelig Strife. 4Ie.
ne at ie iia cm / oenne Strife item.
mer til 9noaat % 96reirpat o.
6eaio 5ilbeoeIie III 9crren.
y@nos io%Ii9aarcnoe 9aaoc i Sri.
itus~ % .@}isiionsiinoet par DC to
Ieoenoe 8onfcr. iom mocrtesucoc
taIte ON peo oerne 6e'tIia6eo.
On frcnmeo marfer itrafs, at
Der Der / oeune Meniebeo er IN
arcos al @enuer. Der oIpocr iia i
DE beliaes 5Gaesifab4 oa er meo
L Grbeioet ior port 6olfs % SEQ.
uinaernes 5relie. Siertelig Eof
ior De aooe 2iebliffe. iea tilbraa.
tie % @iuoer ieg to9 meo MIC iro
Bolton.
(5ortiptte5l.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-01

beo at ienfe iig / o9etragtuing"
ifal funne foume @uooommen mar,
ia, ligeiom optoges / bet gnooom.
meliee, euer oct guooommeiise op.
tnges / Wenneifet. Get fer Ell.
ter Mipitifernes Eanfer neo en-
OperpGloelie al ialige 5elelier,
Der for ct Eieblif fan bringe Wien.
neifer ira Bib 90 Cans. I'll at
naa bette gibes Der aaeboanoe an.
bisninger, iom 2utber goot tenote
ira gonooentura. 5 alminoelig.
beo oor oisie anbisnin9er UNDER.
bDggeoe meo oQebnon0e SpetuIa.
tioner ober Sub og 9ilbGreIien,
bnori @uosbegrebet flp0er no |
ubeItemte Omrios. Sub bliper i'll
ct meo belle 9iIoprelien, iaa at ban
er | off og er oft, - 0enne tao.
eeoe @uosforeItiaing, iom man
faIoer gantbeisme. 9isie Spefi'
Iationer fenote 2ltber oeioa fra
9onobentllra og @erion. sos 3ou.
Ter finoes Der bel Spor al oisie
Weninget, men be er trpnete tilba.
ge / 8aeerunoen. Oct, Der opta.
ger plabien Dos EmtIer, er en-
BARN praftiif ariftenoom, IaaIe.
oes iom be beo Mpitifen bereote
Sierter fin6e remme ben.
Oe Der msote Cutler u6taIt, bbao
Der oemreoe for bam. SmiIer for.
fIorer, at bet, bet fommer an paa,
er at bIipe forenet meb Sub. Gor
at noa bet, inoo Menneffet file og
erfenoe fis I fin Jntetbeb 90 enbeIis
lite fro, at bet mos be6 Nenne.
ffets eene @ernineer elIer eeen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-01

5ortieneite. @uo oil ielo meo fin
aqrligbeo bringe os inc | bette
Samiuno me0 iig. Raar ui af.
lager alt bort eget og oabner os
for @uo os bliner oa ogiaa oiaig
til | aGrIigbeo og 9oaImooigbeo
at tiene 09iten. Saa0anne Ser.
ninaer forIanger SUD af De ge.
noaoeoe.
Huber @eif9itigelien meo 9auIer
fit 2utber fat paa en- an6en gam.
mel Bog. Der bar intet 9itel.
bIao, og SIutnineen maneleoe.
9ogen bar paa Epif og | enfoIoig
StiI, iao en- beiIar0 Iatinit Gof.
tor fitnoe eoentIig life pente at
bente 8is6om al ben. Nen Der
genfonot 2utber De inmme Tan.
fer fom hos 9nuIer, mere fort.
fattet oe iammenbpneenoe. Gan
bIep inoerIie GLAD beo oct eomIe
Saonoifrift oe uo9op bet 1916 |
Srpffen me6 SiteI: nGn aonoeIig
abel lille BOG ON ret GorffeI og
5oritano pao, bpao bet gamIe og
oct ny Menneife er." Genne llooa.
be fsrte til, at ban fif fat paa ct
fuIoit9noigt Sn%onoffrift, bporefter
ban after 1918 ubaap gogen og
folote ben ~Gn tpff 9eoIoei" (oper.
fat poo ganif Of 8. s. Sdmibt,
abb. 1870. 5orfatteren er itaois
ufenbt. Mnn peeb fun, bpo6
Sonnoffrifternes eomIe GortaIe op.
Ipfer:
Denne lille Boa bar ben oImre.
tiee % ebiee toIt til 81 beb ct piift,
ienObeOstnrIist % retferbiet Men-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-01
Sra Sutbrrs ungOOm.
Sor 100 War ii6cu.

! gSpoeforuef ai0es en- SfiG
BRING al. hoorle6cs 0ct iaa 10 ior
oa omfrinQ 9utbcr ocn 10. 9}ooen
Der 1912.
Suart eiter 6iemfomilen ira
Gom / 1910 cr 9itebr bIcpet Inter
til @ittenbcra, Der ira I'M al bIep
hans Stem.
Sioen f4s5 nar DC @iafiiite Kan
De oeIte i De albcrtinife on DC cr
ueitiuife. Gel aamle Qmosmiperii
tet / Seip3ig par fommet til at be
re til Den aIbertnifc Yinic. Gen
erneitinife Clinic. Tom auri0ritepGr
Oiabeoen iuI9te. baooc intci thinner
iitet Uten auriBrit 6rcoerif piloe
nof hare ct ioaoout. NSobaum zt1u
pits % Dieoicineren Martn 70
lieb oor bans 0oneorauoaiuerc !
Sagen. Heiultatet blep. at llniper
~iitetet oprettebes j a~nrfrc0iens 0o
oeoitao @ittenbera 500 9eQae
De 10 Wpno blen @roieaiorer.
@et r@ope0itoo~ ma mon en-
oelig life i~oritoa uoact impoHerca
ne 0urfnrifen hai0e ~ 1Iot her
iom ban NH hoboe looet omeoaae
1889. % ION ban bruatc ION Ne
fiioens aiocfslcnoe meo 1oranu
gpen ielp nor baaoe file % tarue
lig. 9nom 1913 par Der fuu 35f
Suie, imao. lnpe. arimme eancl
er ilao. feoeli9 % mnaer.
9iae 9ane. lille gonoi
on er bare Sonoi
iaaoe Diumo6eloet. VII De hpi0e
Sanobaffer beo elben bauoc 2lpen
Aaon. IRE gfil n0en om @itteu
berg ferer man 8ennem bare @eoe.
tiger Cutler. 2an0et haooe tioli.
9ere oeret %ilapiif, men 9efotnin
8en bar M gennem9naen0e bIeoen
tgiftolenoe. Zen TOO Ianat tiIbage.
Bittenbereerne itoo poa @renien
of GipiIiiationen. iasoe ban en-.
gang. enonu liot lpngere no, ioa
banoe man buret mi6t / 9arbariet
eneang berte ban Rnrtin goIlieb
gipe onot Of fig oOer, at man fac
ber iom / en- Hofferfule. 6srit beo
Sutber fit Def lille Bittenberg Ser.
6ensrp.
airiprit 5reoerit bar en- foriio-
tig Mano meo 9enge. Der bar Der.
for beIIer life mbenot fore Gum.
mer paa llnineriitetet. Wan biolp
fig 40 @enneie. geo Slottet /
9pen baboe 5reoerif ombpeeet
Slotsttrten I'll ct nniellgt 9oile.
iteo for Sl9gten og til ct b9roiet
@emmeiteo for be 5005 ReIifpier
(SeIgenIebnineer), ban efterbaan.
ben boboe immIet fig. De uOitiIle.
oes aarIis Wmonoen efter 2. Sen.
bag efter ganIfe. Ga boIotes Der
Resier oe b~oIfarteoes. SeIe t443
GarS aflao bar Der fnpttet til Sir.
fens SelIigoomme, os Der boIotes
oorlis | airfen benimo6 10000
Mesier. Meeet posienoe bar oenne
ina rist uoitpre6e airfe inbbiet til
oIIe SeIgen. Wen til ct fna fort
4irfeappnrat bsrte o9fan en- flor
@eiitligbe6. Der bar oerfor, Iioe
fom peo Gomfirferne, inorettet ct
QapiteI eIer ct yStift", fom IN.
fferne flyer, ct aoIIegiim Of aan.
infer, foIoet anebeIgensftiftet. Bib.
Ierne fiji man pna gammeIfenote
Mnooe: Deon eioroe ollie Cmee-
mems Errftefolb til anneffer til
alebeIeensitiffet. prriterne fIptte-
be inb % bIeb Domberrer ! sStif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-01

-
lRsoe. I'll 9errens Iris % 9ere
maa ieg befen0e At llngoomsior
! 9ltIantir areos Der tim
ca. 100 @eolemmer - ober.
mig meget % set / Here
6eningcr. Ser or en- goo arait
/ bette 5orbmo. iamt aono %
Zone.
Gette iorefom baaoe PEG oen
ismmelige 0roen i 6or61moet -
DC mango uorm6ierteoe &~ioneS6Dro.
Der ueo 9fooet afIa9oes al De nm.
ge oe Den tore Ofieroiai9beo.
iamt aprligbeO til Den foreneoe
oonIfe airfes 0pgaoer.
6orbumoet op6oloer i'm egen ia.
panIfe Stuoent, nemIig: @iura.
Deo por Sfole / aumamoto - pOer
en- 900 SfGr0 til aoe mae5 Mis
9aitor :. e. GicIiens Op.
bolo og til airfebpgninBen / Sa.
pan. Geo MoOet aab oct en- 9oo
Baoe til airfcu / Ola iant toa
ben 9eilutning oeo g}eoet at bile
ieu0e en- 9ttenoeoel til @Gloen pao
Qirfebnouinoen allrlme 0ef
at DC mge / De ino andre
oaiaa Oiloe toae 6ber fin
CttenoeoeI. $3.50.
U1en MORT oerne Gum, ben oil.
De oe noe ertra. life aifnoppe pna
andre Omraaoer.
Seller life mao foroIemmes. al
oe unae poeoe ct iarIigt 9eleb til
81 eosmi5iionen.
:. hoor er oct Oeiligt at ie ser
reus unge Manoifo6 / beai9 9rn
oelie % 9omne6eo goa frerlao i
ariiti 5ooipor o. / aomp % Pr
bejoe ior 0errens tore % berIige
Saa: 4SiGlenes 5relie4.
efter iaaleoes at bare iet meo
egne zine pan llnogomsior6unOet
/ atIantic areos baaoe oets
RegIer at gaa eiter og bets pratt
ife arbeioe - fan ieg Inn anbeio
le en- Iignenoe OrOning rlnot om
firing / pore areoie; tbi Ser er if
fert 9eIiieeIie oeri baaoe for De I'M
&c IeIp og for MeniobeOsarbeioet
liant for pore ipnes Samiunos
0penber.
llngoomsforbuu6et i atIontic
areo5 er nemlig nsie iammenaroet
meo De iteolige @enigbeoer % ben
~foreueoe oanife airfes Opgaoer
.Sorbunoet gaor life poa egen
Saono. men gaar Inn efter
ginf fra Somiunoet. "a iao
maa oct oGre iblanot os. Mt
oreningsarbefOe Der
gaar uoen for 6enne 6eaeI iblaHot
os. oirfer tun til 5oritDrreIie %
SpaffeIie I Steoet for til 5armo
nj og geliignelie.
Gao os IPgge %bberanore bette nel
pna Sierte.
3. 2ftens arbeiosmorf
Der er en- bio og oobeu 8er Tor
ben %forene0e oonife airfe / 2iten
nDe arbeioere if pt BERTH M !
aar. Ser er Stun for et
Bor mere itrafs. @lios Soft! beo
Ssitens Serre. at ban orioer ilerc
arbeioere no / ben tore 0git
Sanoelig, oct batter meo aonaens
9erenoe bonoe herbiemme % noe
I 6eoningsberoenenl
6. 8orcefter, % a $. Zen
fieroe Sept. a~frejite Ri ON Dor
genen tiolig ct lille 5eIge til @or
8aitor aaberas aalo. Vi
oertil ben paa eitermiooa.
gen. 5 oenne 5orbinoelie tun0e
man gerne iiae: Get er life alene
goot at bo iammen, meil ogina
goot, at 8re0re fan fere iommen
paa Sernbane en- 3io. 9i faar %
9eilig5eo til at nefile mango gooe
0ro og 9anfer, Der siber mere
ems og aniporer til iterre 9oa6 /
bort arbeioe for Subs Riee. Set
bar en- pelosrenoe Eur fra groofIDn
op til 8orceiter.
Otter at babe npot Siemmets
en- liGe Stuno ON gftermio.
hagen oe befiIet Sonfer ON gam
melt oe npot" began ni os ioa til
ct aitenmsoe. ON Ss~eneooge er
aftenen ben eneite 9io, bet MT.
ter at boIoe Meoe / en- SorbD.
Nenigbeoen / Borceiter bar en-
bbggelig airfeiaI benter meo
oct fsrite OF faa en- airte ct
9flterbiaeoe bIep iamme aften ino-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-01
0et, Der britaaT.
eor @nOs Orr bsfiaor suinbelie.
lgi. 10. 81.


eoangelium foritaar 8u05 Sgn,
bet iremgaar meo MifeIig alar-
beo al Setningen aGr0et bIep
ap0" i Beers Il.
02en bborfor foloer So6annes
CUBS Sgn 0roet2
Get 5p6rgsmaal fan bi moaife
life beiOare, men III fan Dog uotaIe
bore 8nnfer Oerom.
glanot aae De Rabne, boormeo
@eroens 6reIier / Sfriften fables,
ipnes Oroet os at o9re eet Of De ri.
geite og melt betegnenoe.
9ao % f6rit tenfe paa oct
mennefteIiee Oro.
Soor mGrfeIigt Gr0et i og Tor
fig err gIan0t De mangfoloige
@uos Sfa6ninger er oct fun
Renneffet, Der ton BRUCE Or
oct.
@en hi fan oeioa BRUCE oet. st
Mlenneife fan iao at iige Ipgae
fig iefb, Ipgge belle lin Siql / it
Orb.
@ennem 0roet a~a6enborer pi.
bpoo Der Dor / os i 6orboIO til
andre.
@ennem 0rSet ptrer zig oe for
Ifeliaite Sinositemninqer. % et
0ro fan iatte belle arigsb9re /
geb9geIie og = otter itau6ie Dem.
Nen Sonsbeo oo?
aab. bbor fan ben bIi0e trnf.
fenoe. boor fan Ri fomme til at
Iqnaes efter, at ct Menneife meo
ct Orb ifaI aabne iig.
Snor Tan Barnet Ipnges efter.
at Mo'r IfoI toIe ct Orb, oe bbor
fan 5orplore globes, noar oeres
Born for fgrite @ong ptrer ct
Orb.
Men iaa ODER for @ro? 9poo
ON ban bar tabs2 Tpnf Den San.
fe, ON ban. iom bar ffabt os oan-
net os. belt tob, ioa pi life bsrte
ct Orb ira boml
Get oar fife til at uobol6e, oct
Dor til at fortbible ODER.
Den Dor fore @iio bar life be-
ret tans oper for %, BAN bar life
tinuffet fit Sierte for os. San
bor taIt oe Iogt fig ieIo / fit 0ro,
ioo pi eenrem bans Sro fan lore
BAN at fenoe.
Sebrqrbrebets Sorfatter ifriner
Otter at SUB for6um bopOe toIi
mango 8nnge og paa mango
Moaoer til 590rene neo Rrofe-
terte, iao bar ban beo Slutningen
nf oisie Gage tnIt til os beo fin
Sgn."
So, Sub tale0e mango @onge
og poo mango Mao6er til 5Gorene
beo 9rofeterne, og ban bar tnlt til
os neo fin Ssn; men Sobonnes bill
fige mere.
San biz life Blot iiee, at Sen.
men bar tolt til os, ener Of ri bar
bans Orb, mel ban flyer, at ban
er 0roet.
90 bbao betpoer bet bel dnoet.
emo of ban er oct fploige og flare
llotrDf for, bpao Der Dor / CUBS
Sierte, bporIeoes SUB er iinoet
5orboIo til SDnoere2
Del itemmer meo, bnao Se6rpr.
brebets 5orfatter %ifriber ON Sen.
men = ban er bans SerIigbeos
Slams oe bans g9iens u6trDtte
gineoe."
2Rg ioo MRrfe til, at So9onnes
ifriber: IS 9eepnoelIen bar Oh.
oct, oe Oroet bar bos Sub, og
Droet bar Sub" % nioere: SHE
Ting ere bIenne til peo oct, og uoen
bet blen END life cen 3ing til Of
bet, iom en-"
Sobdnnes' 9anfe gonr belt til.
boge til Sfabnings 9~egpn6eIie, og
Der fer ban Oroet | 6orbinOeIie meo
felipe SiIblipeIien.
Ser bor pi 2ssning bl. a. at bet
GbergsmoaI, bporIeoes SUB meo
Toruopioen ON Wenneffets 5olo
os bets SsIser fitnoe ifabe Ren.
neIfet; Groet, llotrptfet for
CUBS GreIierfarIigbeo bar til Ste.
be, o. peo bet bIeD ogfaa Nenne.
ffet ffabt.
Gerfor bIiber ben fsrite 5iDttel.
ie ON 5reIie, bet ON, at aOinoens
Seo ifuIoe fnufe SIonsens &obeo,
eeentIis fife bet oprinoeIige Orb,
men en- oeiIig 2psftroaIe no fra bet
Orb, iom par | gespn6eIfen, oe
peo bbiIfef alt bIep ffabt.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-03

Lard Fingers In the Memo-y.
Some one has aptly said: "81h
" me land OF regrets, because paoi
VINO have been there are neve.
,ame again. There lives always
their hearts e regret FOR the land D
have left behind"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-03
EVerythin!
IN BUILDERS
III ard ar,

Ii is most important to select
the bis! hardware for that new
home or building.
That brings you here, for we
make a roint OF carrying moth
ing but The best builders ha' O.
w.rc that adds not only to tie
besut, Of a building, but to its
selling value as we |.
The sash and door locks,
hinges, ETC., are a very SMALL
part Of building, but will re-
pay many times for the cost
and trouble Of proper selection.
We are prepared to name
interesting prices on the COM
plete hardware for any style Of
building from the humble COT
tage to the largest office build.
ing.
Yes, Sir! We also sell the
best building tools--all moder-
ately priced.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-10-03

iCon'inued on Pare At
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York and probably in the country and
therefore makes heavy demands ON its
executives.
Richard pelafeId. president of the
National Park bank. is the merchant
banker member of the group. He is by
inheritance associated with New York s
commercial greatness. being son of
Rufus King Delatield and descended
from line Of New York merchants
whose forbear was John Delaheld. who
came over from England in 1888 1t IL
not many months since the Delafleld
family Incorporated itself with the idea
Of assuring to all of the descendants Of
this John Delatield a collegiate or pro-
fessional edtca ton ''Or other suitable
education to such members OF the Della
field family as may he designated or
approved by majority Ut the direct
ors." Other purposes of this novel cor
poration are the preservation OF Della
field heirloOms and the extending OF
pecuniary aid other than loans to the
wives. widows and daughters Of lineaI
lufields.
Richard Delatieid had long career
as 4 merchant before he became
banker He began az Il clerk, but at
the age Ut twenty seven he had EN-
barked on his own account In the Cali
fornia trade. His firms were Della
field. Morgan. kissell l. Co. and Della
field. McGOvern L. Co.. which had
branches in st. Louis and San Fran
cisco. They were reputed the largest
dealers In Pacific coast products. In
1880 he became Il vice president OF the
National Park bank and has been pres.
ident since 1890.
Otto r. Barnard. president OF the
New York Trust company. Ia named
last in the roster of members of the
clearing house committee. He was
first lawyer and became president OF
the Continental Trust company. which
was merged with the New York Trust
and Security company to form the
present institution. after twelve years
OF law practice and II few years as
head Of the Dolphin lute mills Of Pat
erson. n. J. He was commissioner VI
the board Of education under Mayor
Strong and was the Republican candi
date for mayor Of New York in 1910
He 10 q graduate Of Yale.
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i" Big Five Of
Clearing House
They Comprise the Greatest
Banking Power In the
Country.

miliar only incidentally as banker
and chiefly as a militant Christian.
Mr. Cannon was the chief lay figure
In the men and religion forward move.
ment, which commanded attention a
few months ago. and he Is recognized
among church workers as leader In
active movements for reviying reii.
gious life. He has been one Of the
most forceful spirits in y NJ. G. A.
work.
His banking career Is the traditional
story OF u rise from the bottom Born
In Delhi. n. Y. he removed to New
York city early enough to get his edu.
his banking career in 1876 at the age
OF eighteen. starting as messenger
with the Fifth Avenue bank. His
specially as banker has been cred
It's" and it was largely his pioneer
work which brought about the highly
perfected systems with which the
banks work now in this most impor-
tant department.
Walter r. Frew, president of the
Corn Exchange bank. is the other Of
the two present committeeman who be.
gan at the bottom in banking. He has
been connected with bank in some
capacity or another ever since he left
school at fifteen. He was born In
Brooklyn in 1864.
DeafieId. Vanderbilt. Barnard and
Cannon are all giants physically. Frev
IL of the small wiry type. which some
times shows such astonishing capacity
for continuous labor. physical and men.
tai. His first business experience was
with the banking and brokerage house
or Sheppard Knapp \ Co. After SIX
years with that firm he went over to
the Eleventh Ward bank in 1887 and
in four years took the position of cash.
Ter with the Queens County bank of
Long Island City. He had reached the
presidency in four years more nd
stayed there until he went over to the
Corn Exchange bank in 1889 to become
vice president. His bank has the lar
gest number Of branches Of any in New
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one round newspaper work the step
ping stone to his banking career. an
other Steered INFO his place through
the law aud a brief later career as n
manufacturer. and a third. coming Of
family Ut merchants. cut of hts mer-
camille connections to become excl,,.
sively banker after n grad,,a, en-.
trance into the field through his activ.
tiles as Il director in mnking inStitu
tons. Only tw" climbed the banking
ladder from the bottom
President Vanderlip of the National
City bank never worked IN a b,nkinp
institution until dozen years ago. \,
the age of thirty->evell he resigned his
assistant sertptaryShil, Of the treasury
to become a vice president of the irSti
tuition of which he is now the active
head. Although 1t was as a reporter
and later as n financial writer that he
first began to carve out his career. he
really started to make his own WAY In
life aS machine shop apprentice In
his native town of Aurora. III He was
born Il farmers hoy there in 1864
When Lyman J. Gage became. serre
tary of the treasury he took NanderIip
with him as private secretary. but
Vanderlip quickly proved himself too
ttg for that job. and within few
months hi had been al pointed assistant