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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07
OIL COMPANIES TO MERGE
Plans for Texas to Acquire
Producers Nearing Completion.

Plans for the acquisition OF the Pro-
ducers' Oil Company Of Texas by the
Texas Company, a concern engaged in
similar business through an exchange OF
the stocks and bonds Of the latter for Ike
securities OF the former on an equal
basis. are nearing completion.
The time limit for the deposit Of Pro-
eucers' Oil Company securities with the
Equitable Trust Company 10 effect the
nedange Ia July !. and as practically all
the outstanding 10000 bonds and the
sane amount OF stock has already been
etposited there will probably be no hitch
n the transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07

As the result of too much restrictive
legislation passed and proposed in this
city and Washington Arthur 5. Leland
& CO.. members Of the New York and
Boston Stock Exchanges, announced yes
terday that they would discontinue their
brokerage business on July ]. The firm
dssolves by limitation and new one VIII
not be formed, it was stated. because OF
present Wall Street conditions.
The firm, which is one Of the Oldest In
the financial district. has been in-business
for twenty years and is at. No % Ex-
change Place. Beside Arthur Leland the
members are II. VI. Leland, {. Potter
W. e. Hodson, q. l.. Howe y. {. Wright
and p. Geradin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. June 6.-There was long list
OF declines on the local exchange to-day,
but there were few radical receSsions apart
from the drop Of points I'm Quaker Oats
common and of points ia Union Carbide
The changes were for the most part frac-
tional Sears Roebuck common again tnf-
nished the largest trading, and after fall-
ing off sharply in the early deailhgs
closed higher than the previous session
The steady ones were Public Service pre-
ferred. Chicago Title and Trust. Pneu-
matte Tool and Booth Fisheries common
issues The drop under par for chicago
Telephone IS and small declines mace py
Ne,ropolitan Elevated gold As and Com
monwealth Edison - were features OF an
otherwise steady market in the bond de-
partmcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07
BOND DOTS.

g.. 'enkins, Township Clerk Of Sebring,
~, VEN township. Mahoning County. Ohio,
receive proposals until noon on June
:" 1900 an per cent road improve
~, ponds, denomination 500. dated June
~ and due June !, 1914
Tile. .'sr d Co., OF Indianapolis. were the
q 'iul bidders on May p for H4.'N
wr cent coupon gravel road tax free
h. OF Williamsport, Warren County.
xs'oihg to reports. Blake Brothers,
- osIon. recently negotiated a tenn
Ny loan Of $1,000 with Northampton,
tmhre County, Mass, duo October
sss.. Summers, Village Clerk Of Mont
Williams County, ohio. will re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07
Nominal.
suEEpskiNs SOLD IN LONDON

London, June "a sale Of Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal sheepskins vas held here TO.
day There we're 800. 40 peits OFFERED, or
witch c24 31s were sold. The attendance was
good and the demand was moderate. Coarse
short and shorn skins were unchanged, bu.
other grades declined nd 20 Nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07

eve proposals until noon on June Il for
sio"o per cent 20-year water works and
e'ectrlc light plant improvement bonds
denomination 5000. and dated April /
1915 Accrued interest to be paid by the
purchaser.
nc Citlzens National Bank. of
Naynesourg, was awarded on May % the
sl'S" . per cent tax free funding bonds
OF Waynesburg. Waynesburg School Dis.
trlct. Greene County. Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

Th t2oens gassn,. for amounts S ats; name Gs@.
A Il"f 1 arnold Hrthur J Primp, and Crav-
ford Land Improvement COL Sachs. sa?s ~.
Adams Garrett B-M Rock. y. et al, slp W
Ayerc,t Abraham MI Blumenthai ~ -"
Aiiand. Mauricc-s ] SHERMAN ct al: SECS So
Brodericl. Michael J-David Mayer Brewing
Rroos.' Max-H Maskin. sIoe o..
Berger. Philip and Morris Tanenoaum-A
Grove ! J-E Robinson. costs. Sll50
Cohen Louis "A Netoss. Sl4+ ~.
Cohen Abe. or \ Alfred Cone y Freedmen
ror,i'lRs katherine e Mork: si,78s
De szymnnsh. Etienns " Rapp; Slla0a
Edred william oui. Meyer CO. 81! j..
Erber. Emil Realty Records g.. o. Sta a.
Faas Iohn-Hannis Distilling 60. S3o3 o.
Goldring MAN Eogow: SIS ~.
Gol'lberg' Zen G II Bunder3n. sll3 Of.
Haiiow. Anna Is Hyman q al costs t18l IS
Iaroureer. Julius. as sheriff, etc VI
Haipern' Dayid He Bromley ct al: s3ss 81.
Hcnze. Arthur P-stenbereer. Sim 4 Co;
Hsr,isan. Joseph-G Greeley Square Hotel Co;
Hunccllc Hermann Lehning. s23o4 s..
Iarmulowsky. Harry. y West; SD" "a
, kobbc Geo g.. Francis \. Bryant and VIII
tam r. campbell. trustees. G. Bennett ct
a -
Kimbal. samuel Waterbury Co. 1899 20.
Lohner Morris & TAYLOR. 500 %
Lennon Patrick David Mayer Brewing
Mskrss' blonisos -Crandal Petite Co. sl5C 81.
Micsner. Rudolf l. FREY. Sl17 50
Moore. Harry B.-Flrestone Tire and Rubber
Mc cd %, nndlel"E. II Macoy. si.o3? co.
Melville. Richard -Record and Guide co.
Nones. chss. A-w. =. carlton. S5laT.
Porter Edith-Bonwit Teller Co. $3.50 -.
Procino Tomasso--Cramer Never Co. $3.50 4.
Rowan Dclla-T. O. Patterson. $500 81
Raudenhush. Wallace &C. VI. settow.
Rose louis. CT. Castellane. sis35s.
sutherland Norris-B p. Holmes. $40 90
seellg Fred J Jefferson Bank. $3.50 o.
same-same. sl.I97 -
seelle. Fred. J. and Marc Hoehsten Same,
s.. 769 S5
seclie. Fred }. and Benjamin spier-Jeferson
sherman Henry-American Pearl Button CO.,
si424i
smsriqiio. Frank. and carmine Ferrara-F.
shepherd. Ethel D.-f onpenheimer. s427 65.
scharl. john. wiesel. tel6 n.
sehes,ak AlmS-J La S,o Gos y" NC ss, o.
stead. Hayden R.-Globe Credit Watch Co.
Topp Harry-s. safoHtz sll2 40
$40 o. -
Thomas. Margaret A. and John-A. T. ". Pill
grim Sil? rs
wexford Chas. Hansen. schncketon G
ward. $685. II.
wallis. Carl IL. p. Jscet,'. sl5o2 -.
Wcckesscr. Gc'rgc-W. CARRIER. si25 so
American Moving Picture Machine Col. II.
Center $3.50 80
Clmiott Brothers-D Diamond Rubber Co OF New
York. SG3T
Freedman Akin Co.--H +. Coe. s. 1870 "a.
" Graf & Co, x. m. ID. h.-R Goldsmith.
s34ls5 20.
China md Japan Trading Co. Spencer Tur-
ner CO. costs. Sl03 Is
Forty seventh Street Restaurant Coo. Miller.
s3ls Is
eama-A Hochstein see 40.
Theodore Ludwig q Co.--Louis Strasbourger
Sons & Co. sl2l 49,
Gcliqthy-o' Donnen Co.-Goorge r. Moore Co.
1924 So 1880
Greenwood supply Col, T. Couch ssis IS.
Martin Holdi1g Goa. u. WINS Co, 81
$50 H.
National surety co. and Eva Cohn-People.
etc 81, 500.
Mexican National Packing Co. Lid T.
McCaddon. sl2OlI %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07
BUSINESS REVERSES.

EDWARD G.. WEYBURN-Edwsrd c.
Neyburn, producer OF theatrical productions.
Of No. 2iGJ Broadway, fled petition, Win
liabilities OF SSH. assets $3.50. consisting
OF scenery and properties 500, and part
~ an automobile body. $50. The petition
was flied 20 stop an examination In supple
mcntary proceedings This is his second
time In bankruptcy. the other petition was
fled on January p 1905 and he received
discharge then from debts OF $751; go. There
are eighty creditors. among whom are the
Receiver Of Taxes. Slsl, personal tax orange
Manufacturing Co. S2,93i. costumes Max
& Mahlen sS06. costumes; Shubert The.
atrical co, s. 600. money loaned. Hewitt
Realty CO. sI.3sj. rent OF an apartment
Henry Mastorson. s1.1iO. money loaned :
York Calcium Light CO.. $685.: Postal Tele-
graph CO.. $3.50 Hotel Hermitage' -
Hotel Brevoort. Chicago: si33. and Felix
D'AMRON 60. INC.-The DAmron ..
Inc. printer and stationcr. Of NO. II East
S2d street has made an assignment TO LOUIS
NJ Phillips secretary and treasure The
business was started In February lol-' anu
-as Incorporated under New York laws on
October is, 1917, with capital STOCK '-ooVV'
MAISEL BROs.-JudEe Hand dismls.e',
tho petition flcd on April % against Malsei
company. AZ no. IA West oath street. on a
settlement az 100 cents on the dollar payapis
- cents cash in thirty days, ana inc pa
ance in notes Of ~ cents at four months ~
thereafter Liabilities. about $4,000.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000
ELIAS Observation-Disclosures Tannenoaun'
dealer In supplies for tailors and dressnaherS.
a. 30. 94 Intervale avenue. filed petition "i,n :,
liabilities Of s.. I9g assets. $3.50. consisting o.,
stock $500. fixtures 1925: accounts. 80 ana
cash 81 RE began business on Decemoer l.
1912
ADOLPH PARLIAMENTARY Fehlhaoer'
a fireman living AZ Marvin Place and 81
Hammond avenue The Bronx. fled petition
With liabilities OF Si.5l9: no assets among
the creditors are Mary Fehlhaber. $50 ana
william Fehlhaber. Mount Vernon. VIZ both
on judgments. ,,
MAX LITOwICIf-Judee Hand dismissed the
petiiion fled on April - against Max LI,o
wicb wholesale dealer In wallpaper. ~ NO.
.Cc9 Third avenue. on settlement at - cents
ON the dollar payable In seyen notes OF cents
each on June rs. July -. september -. NO,
yembcr 10 December u. 1913. April 20 ana
GoLTTiNCER & KATZ-Judse Hand ap-
yointod Bernard T. Maccorry custodian FOR
CodHn-er & Katz. CLOAK manufacturers al
No - Wayerlev place: bcnl. $1,000
ALFRED REHREND & CO.-Schedules OF Al
ffed Behrend doing business as Alfred Behreni
A 90 dealer boo musical instruments, AT NO. ~
VI,st 3Sth street. show liabilities % SSOoO'
esse.s 81 100 consisting of stock $500. mkt
ur.s 500. accounts >5"i. and cash IN pank'
SIS Among the creditors are the Hind ~ hh
rlson Plush Company. SsI1. First National
Eank Of Dolgcvllle Sg12. secured. and Ma
tlonal HeTMmer County Bank Of Little fal's'
F'EtHINN nARpUCH-s heduies ~ sabina
Rarducn miIliner. al No 27s3 Third avenue.
ghoN liabilities ~ g. 63T assets. S3.Oco, con
.tetirc ~ - ,elt ii so and fixtures. slow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07
American Public Utilities.

The earning statement Of the American
Public Utilities Company for the seven
months ended April So 1918. makes very
satisfactory showing.
The company. after paying interest on
all bonds outstanding and dividends on
S,9l4.co0 6 per cent preferred stock. has
earned in seven months a surplus Of sOi,-
26S, which is equivalent TO per cent
on the common stock for the year.
The increase in both gross and net earn
ings is much larger than was anticipated
by the company when the securities were
placed upon the market.
To fulfil the estimate Of 10 per cent
on the common stock, made at that time,
the company has to earn only SSS,oO) in
surplus balance during the next five
amount necessary for 10 per cent on the
common stock has already been earned,
there is every reason TO believe that the
full 10 per cent. or even more. will be
earned on the common before the eXpira-
ton of the fiscal year ending September
50. 1913.
For the seven months ended April 90,
1918. the statement shows gross earnings
from operation of Sl408. ,52, a. against
81 23S. $50 I'm 1912. an increase OF $l55,jS2. or
1872 per cent The net earnings for the
same period in 1913 were $si9,S72, IS
against S65.5Js in 1912, an increase of
SIS, 3l5 or l4.9 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07
ITEMS OF WALL STREET

For the first time this week Europe was
not a seller in this market on balance.
Total transactions for foreign account
Yesterday we're about 5000 shares. about
evenly divided between purchases and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07

Weekly movement figures OF the New YORK
Cotton Exchange: Port receipts. as.6S5 bales.
against "a. 94s last year: overland TO mills and
Canada. 6. 2O7. against s. 5l4 last year; South
ern mill takings estimated. % 600 against
30 600 last year: loss OF stocks at interior
towns. 26 al, against Il. 10 last year; brought
into sight for the week. 50, Isl. against 5o.IsS
last year rotG, crop movement: Port re-
oelpts Q5sG 043. against ilI52.s26 last year:
overland TO mills and canada. 9Ss o62 against
oi5. $50 last wear; Southern mill takings .
SO 900 against 2.50OOUo last year. stock at
interior towns In excess OF september l. 80
sO5 against ~. $50 last year. brought into slsnt
thus far for the season 10, Isl. no against d.
IVerpooi cables: Spot In good demand;
sales. r. 00o bales speculation and export.
600 American. 1900; imports, 5000 AL
American Mddlng upland esd. Futures
opened steady. $40 points higher; closed steady
al A net advance Of 3l9d6 points. June. 8.iOd,
Junc-July. 840hd; July August, $3.50: Az
gust-scptember. 6.2s'ad. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
i7I.d. october November. 0i0hd Novem-
ber-December G07.d; OVERWHELMINGLY and
Observation-Disclosures. 0.00isj: February March.
a 0-iId. March-April, 0si.d: Aprl-May,
OoiL May-June, 6.1oiId. Manchester
Yarrs and cloths quiet and nrm
New Orleans. June 6Altho ugh prices con-
tinued on the upgrade during most OF TO days
session on the cotton futures market. practi-
cslly all OF the gain was lost before the steady
nlo,. which was at a net advance OF 10 ,
points July was the strongest month ana
vent up ~ points soon after the call, other
months profitine to points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.

(MaturIng lJI3- I'D
FURNISHED by swartwout a. Appenzeliar, No.
~ Pine street,
Name. Maturity. Interest yield.
Ar Coast Line a % G. lQI3-lI. 500 40
Bait & Ohio 80 y g. 1914 % 800 40
Boston * Albany a. y C, lvl4-'27 500 4sO
Ches q Ohio 4 p c. 19l3-'f1...... 525 $50
- g Alton 44ih- 5 % G. 1910 800 800
Oh x Il 4is-J &, 19l3-.1i..... 30 o.3o
~ e E,xoatern a., % C. f0i4-'22 $50 40
~ y 7 e p ia % G. l9i3-'l9 $40 400 3.
Nj e Hudson ~ . c. 1872 80 OIis V9is
t,i,,ots csn,ral iis n e. IOit-'23 500 40
in,,,S 4 Sash : % C. 1913 90. 100 ico,s
80 Pac 3 D c. 1913 l7.......,.... 600 o.oo
y Cent Lines ) p e. l0l3|22.. 40 4p
do a., d c, gli-'T............ b.lO 4So
p,nnsyivania 3il 4 % G lqi2-fT 40 40
:, II g s n A a., u c. laf3-'lI. 500 800
do suar 4 q a FL n G. 19i3-t7 800 300
g D. lliL N e lol3-'oi 500 40
g.. ", IN . i0ls-'i9, ....... $40 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07

AURORA, EIDIN q 'H4NH'V
The Aurora, Elgin & Chicago Railroad
company has issued the following com
parative report for the month OF ApEH
"a .oa ten months ended April 30:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07

Finished rs charles y. Barney 8 CO, No. q
prosd street. New York and No. ~ south
an street. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished by Middendorf Williams 4 90; IN
u or"oratsd No Il Pine street New York.
and 30 i29 Eat German street. Baltimore)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

,r.,..,.,a. nv Harvey A. Wills g. Co.. No. -
If u" - ROADWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07
United LIGHT and Railways Company.

The consolidated earnings statement of
the subsidiaries of the United Light and
Railways Company for April shows a
gross of S462,s $50, a gain of S65,76i over
the same month OF last year; net earn
ings were s17s,67s. an increase of S295-5.
and the net profit for the month amount
ed to 81, s99 as compared with $500 for
April Of 1912. an increase OF %.lS2 or 1872
per cent. The gross earnings of the sub
salaries for the ten months ended April
30 were &7i3. 655. an increase Of Sj23,S22.
or l2.i per cent. as con pared with te cor
responding period OF the previous year
net earnings were 81, 1885, a gain of '2'2.-
1852. or 16.5 per cent, and net prohts for
the period amounted to N,0ll,lb, as
against s1S5,624 for the same period Of
last year, an increase of SIS, 523, or PSI
per cent.
The statement OF the United Light and
Railways Company at the end OF April
was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07
TORONTO STOCKS.
she'd o. Harry T.. Thompson * co. no
TOBACCO STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by l.. L. Winkeman a
Co., No. ~ Broad street)
open High. Low. I'D. Ask ASK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

y, dIv. IInleresI % De addId-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

ST. Louis received its electric current
from the s95.00oOlO hydro-electric plant
OF the Mississippi River for the first time
on Wednesday last as we'll as the towns
OF Hamilton and Warsaw. III. one of the
twenty 10000 horsepower turbines To be
operated supplied more than enough
power TO furnish light and power and run
The trolley system connecting the three
cities
Columbia Gas and Electric Company.
AT a meeting Of directors of the Column
bia Gas and Electric Company an issue
OF 100000 per cent debenture bonds
was authorized, the proceeds to be used
in acquiring the outstanding preferred
and common stock and scrip Of the Union
Gas and Electric Company, an underlying
corporation
The dehenturcs will be exchanged par
for par for the preferred stock Of the
Union Gas and Electric Company, of
which there is outstanding 5000 900 Of
which the Columbia Gas and Electric
Company already owns so per cent: par
for par for the $4,000 per cent divi-
dend scrip issued for payment OF divi-
dends on the preferred stock and due
July /. 1914. and in the ratio OF one 800
debenture for each ten shares Of Union
Gas and Electric common, Of which $40
10000 has been issued. Sc per cent Of
which is owned by the Columbia Gas and
Electric Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07
BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Charles Head 4 Co.. 80. IL Wall
street,


Is0s & Alh -. bk ~ Y, 80. ,oaa.
Bos q Maine s. ny MI A ~ i$' 10
Boston Ele,. sd so West ~ Ky % o.
Hos " ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07

Charles n. sabln. vice-president Of the
Guaranty Trust Company, returned from
Europe yesterday on the Mauritania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07

Directors Of the Standard oil Company
Of New York have formally fixed the date
for distribution OF the 40 per cent stock
dividend as June 80 70 stockholders OF rec
ord June 49, The company has paid $4,000
TO the state 10 cover the tax on the in
crease IN the capital from sl5.on6o to
s75, 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-07

Advices from President Ripley's office In
Chicago say there Is nothing whatever
In the report that the Atchison mas
offered TO buy the New orleans, Texas &
Mexico from the Frisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-17
Parents of Infant
Left Near Douglas
Bridge Are Traced

Police OF Council Bluffs last night
learned who were the parents OF an
infant girl. discovered yesterday near
the east end OF the Douglas street bridge.
couple came Wednesday evening 10
the home OF Mrs. Pethybridge, 2S2 Vine
street. Council Bluffs. and represented
that expert medical care was sought for
the woman at the time OF the birth OF
her child. Tho child was born Thurs
day night and the couple left Saturday
morning taking the child with them. Yes
terday noon the baby was found near the
river, almost dead OF exposure and In
such a condition. It may not live.
BY means OF a check given Or. w. NJ.
Green. who attended them and which
was proved TO be genuine. the Identity
OF the father was disclosed. II was
drawn on a bank In a nearby Iowa town.
The names were not disclosed so that
an arrest may be made. The couple rep
resented themselves as husband and wife
and made no effort at coneealment
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-17
JOBBING SHOWS AN INCREASE
Figures Being Gathered Indicative
Of Gain in Business.
BANK CLEAR1NGs ARE GAINING
Agricultural implements and Auto
mobiles show the wonderful
strides Being Made In This
section of the Country.

The jobbing business in asbestos and
magnesia products has probably more
than doubled this year in Omaha over
the similar business Of previous years.
These and many other lines OF jobbing
and manufacturing In the city are show
ing great increases over the like business
OF last year. according to figures thai
are being gathered by the bureau Of pub
licity Of Omaha. Not over 65 per cent
Of the figures Of the entire city have as
yet been gathered, and more win come
in between now and the close Of the
year. Practically all will show a sub
stantiai Increase. according 10 the pres
ent estimate OF r. V. Parrish, manager
Of the publicity bureau, and quite a
number now indicate that they will show
an increase of 100 per cent or over.
Agricultural implements and automo-
biles are showing a large gain, as far as
the figures have been obtained. Coal and
lumber are showing an increase. This
has surprised some as II was thought
the coal business would run down owing
TO the mild weather this fall. The strikes
In the west however, have stimulated
the activity In buying from the whole
ealers, as there is an effort TO lay in
q supply in preparation for what might
possibly occur II the strikes should con-
tinue long.
Fruits and produce are running heavy
also. Bank ciearings will likely show
near teoo,OoO.OOO this year, which will be
the record for Omaha, beating last years
clearings by some s400oo,O0o.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-17

are free Of duty, nevertheless all must be
examined by the officials here. and the
contents OF the various packages are
often amusing.
The huge egg-shaped cheese from Ger
many and plum puddings-home made
plum puddings, IL you please-are the
most common articles among the Christ
mas gifts from abroad. The plum pud-
dings are packed in quaint boxes, and
often amusing precautions have been
taken by the friends abroad TO see that
these packages arrived In eatable condi-
tion here.
The plum puddings vary most in size.
All OF them have that spicy odor for
which the plum puddings OF which Dick
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-17
Rub Lumbago or
Backache Away
Rub Pain Right Out with Small
trial bottle OF old
"St. Jacobs Oil"

Back hurt your Can't straighten up
without feeling stHiden pains. sharp
ache and twingesG Now hstenl That >
lumbago. sciatica or maybe from a strain.
and yOu'n get blessed relief the moment
you rub your back with soothing. pene-
trating "st Jacobs OH" Nothing else
takes out soreness. lameness and seff-
ness so quickly. You simply rub Il on
ana out comes the pain. Il is perfectly
harmless and doesn't burn the skin
Limber up! Don't suffer. Get a sm al
trial bottle from any drug store. and az
ter using It Just once, you'll forget that
you ever had backaehe. lnmbagO OF
sciatica. because your back wiz never
hurt or cause any more misery. II nevoI
disappoints and has been recommended
for 60 years---Advertisemen
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-17
0akdale Man Held
When Bloodhound
Points Suspicion

NEILGH, Neb. Dec. i6-(special.)- y
Saturday night someone entered the CEN
tral telephone office here and stole about
si3 from the cash drawer. A bloodhound
was obtained from Fremont and the dog
took the tran and went from the tele-
phone office direct TO the home OF Charles
Straw in OakdRle ana went up 20 Straw.
Drought back. he went over the same
tran again. and followed Straw from his
home 20 where he was working He was
arrested and is being held in jail here.
Finger prints left on the window where
the thief obtained entrance are beins
photographed and together with finger
prints Of straw win be sent to the BeP.
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