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Kansas CITY Livestock.

Kansas CITY, Mo. Jan. 3u.H=tJttle
receipts $500. including coo south
crns. Market steady to leo higher.
Native steers j.scM SIS. south
crn steers ..75M1.,:. southern cows
aud heifcrs asa G.2,: native cows
and hcifcrs 3.sVn 80. stoCk.rs aud
feeders 3.Som 80: bulls sd G..": I:
calves G..um 1925: western steers
G.,OMS: western cows 3.I5m $50.
HOGS: Receipts 10000. Markc,
. a Zoe higher.
Bulk OF sales 7:Is a ..55. heavy
1.I5M 7."5; packers and butcher,
7.i3m $50: light 1.icm 80: pigs
G..am1.
SHEEP Receipts :.ooo. Mark.,
leo higher.
Muttons IA 1850: Colorado lambs
.5Om s.2.: range wc'hcrs and year
iinrs ) a 80; rance ewes j.:J a
Til. close was steady at 81. FOR
May. ! abov. last night.
Tho close was steady with May |
net lower at 5ls. :.
Close: Wheat. May 3?.: July
,o2 o. :: September So.
Corn. May .l.. July J..n Sep
tcmbcr a:.m,.
Oats. May 33I. July 81. s"p,cm-
b.r 33..
Close: Mess pork. May 1870: July
lo.l1s,
Lard. January 1925. May 1925:
July 1895 2i1.
shor, ribs January Iu..A, May
1921. July 1928.
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ooL M ARK I

ST Louis. Mo, Jan. 80 Wool
steady. Territory an western mdi-
ums 2lT .ac: fine mediums iSm
zoe: fine /" Il l.c.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago, jan. 30.-Profit taking
on the part of holders turned the
provision market downward. First
sales varied from ~ lower to sc ad-
vance, with May at 1927 to 1873"
for pork. 1927! for lard and 1880
for ribs
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THE COTTON MARKET

New York. Jan. 3v.-Co,ton uui-
81. Middiing upiands l3.l5. Mid
ding Gulf 1910: sales 300 bales.
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Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercury

OF smell and completely dcrang. Tho
whole system when entering II through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never b. used except On prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they Will Lo Is ten fold to ihc good ynu
can possibly derive from them. iiai',s
tai1rrh cure, manufactured by J.. j.
Cheney T. CO.. Toledo, %. contains no
mercury, and IL taken Internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of III" system. In buvin- IIrU's
cntarrh Cure b. sure you get che G"nu-
inc II is taken internally and made In
Toledo. Ohio By J.. J. Cheney & CO. Tc'.
ilmoriais free,
Sold by Druggists. Price Sc per bottle.
Take Rsii's VHaiiy riils for constipation.
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WAnted.Male Help

Fur U. 3. army. Abls bodied un-
married mcu between ages OF TX
and SC: citizens OF United States. Of
good character and temperate habits
who can speak. read aud write ths
English language. For Information
apply u Recruiting officer. 10:
Wsss Naia 81. Triuidad. Colo. Il.
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For any itchiness OF the skin, for
skin rashes, chap, pimplcs. ETC., try
Doan's Ointment. soc At all drug
stores.
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THE M E 7 A. l. M A r X E I

81 Louis. Mo. Jan 3o,-Lca'
steady. .2.!.
Sp-it.r weak. CSC.
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New York. Jan.

New York. Jan. JU.-IOpVcT
steady standard spot and January Ia
bid.
Tin weak spot. January cvm
80 80.
Lead firm. iajJ l 80.
Spcltcr easy $50 q 80.
Iron easy, unchanged
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Automobile. day Or night. Cal
Trinidad, 22 or Red 3G3. mo.
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For Sale

For new ana second hana furnit-
ar. cali on Carmichael and Co. $50.
IL: Elm street. Phone Trinidad
go. u
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Five room modern furnished house
god location. 1856 TillotsUn.

Four room house, furnished or un
furnished. Phone Red 773. (
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Four-room modern, except furnace.
slo. II. l.. L. Anderson. Phone Red
1881. If
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II In need Of furniture. stoves or
carpets better see Ward. 3ii ". Main
street. Trinidad. Always tho right
price. II
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Apartments for housekeeping.
201 State street. q
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Modern. partly furnished ) room
cottage. llJ w. 3rd street. II
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Central Market. fully equipped
with up-tU-IatO machinery. Ono Of
the oldest market stands In South
cru Colorado. Low rcnt--a bargain.
SnodErass Food Co. II
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Til. close was steady at 81. ioG
May. . abov. last night.
The close was steady with May
net lower NJ Jl.. .
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Wanted

All Who tiD not receive thcii
Chronicle News To phone this offir'
eslWees 500 osd 7:Oo the same
eveainG.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
WISE MAN SAVES PENNY

Penny Contest Editor: '.Tbe wise man
saves the pennies-the fool throws them
away"
was standing at the stamp window Of
the Oakland postcffre one day when mr.
attention was attracted to a young man
who had come TO have a letter weighed;
the stamp clerk informed him that it re-
Qufred 3 cents to send the letter through
the mail. The young man stepped aside
and placed two stamps the corner of
the letter; they were cent stamps,
thereby paving l cent more than required.
Just then an elderly gentleman applied
at the window for the same informa-
ton; he also was Informed by the clerk
that his letter would require cents The
gentleman drew 2 cent stamp from his
pocket book and asked the clerk to give
him two l cent stamps for it. Hts re-
quest was granted and he proceeded 10.
place the 8 cents on the letter and put
the other odd l cent stamp back in his
pocket book
happened to know both OF these men.
The first one is clerk in dry goods
store at wage of SO or sl2 per week
and the other is one Of the wealthiest
men in Oakland.
The moral ia an easy one
The wise man saves the pennies-the
fool throws them away"
LILLIAN CAMPBELL.
546 Thirteenth street, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
GE RMANS To HEAR
PROGRAM TON|GHT
Fifty Organizations Will Meet
to Celebrate Opening of
House One Year Ago

On the anniversary of the opening
OF the building one year ago so
German organizations will gather at
the German house tonight for lit
erary and musical entertainment The
program will begin at o'clock with
an overture by Hoge's orchestra, after
winch the Harmonic Singing society
VIII give a selection and John Her
mann, president of the German House
association, viii speak. Others who
are TO participate In the program will
De Frau Emile Schoenfeld, soprano,
and Herr Angelo Lippich. tenor. of
the Vienna opera company; F. Bopp,
German consul general, who will
make an address in German; the San
francisco Gruetli-verein mixed cho-
rus; Police Commissioner NJ j. Kuhl
and the Arion club singers. The au-
ditorium will then be cleared for the
grand ball.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
GET YOUR GALL
CARD To TANGO
DANCE CLASS

Learn the tango from Alice Lloyd.
Meet Alice face to face after the
laily matinees at the Cort theater
aext week and get all the most expert
information as to the sinuous South
American dance. The course begins
Monday.
The Call has provided this instruc-
Pon for it's subscribers. Presenta-
Hon of a coupon at the business Of
zee of The Call will entftle the bearer
20 a card of admission to the dancing
esson. The coupons will appear daily
n this newspaper.
Alice Lloyd, the charming little
london music hall singer. will be re-
nembered here for her piquant rem
lering OF Splash Me-" and her COM
kany of artists will present as half
VI the entertainment at the Cort a
glimpse of the dances of all the ma
tions, entitled Dance Mad"
These will be seen at the matinee
Then those who are fortunate enough
10 possess a card from The Call will
be permitted to remain for instruc-
ton in those steps of the modern
dances which are most popular,
Alice Lloyd and the other dancers
pf her company will give actual
.eaching of the steps of the dances
and those who are desirous of going
IN the stage for instruction are in
sited to do so, while those who prefer
he long distance demonstration may
,emain in their seats In the house.
It is the opportunity of lifetime
which The Call is Offering it's sub
pcribers, and those who wish to per
,ect themselves in the intricacies OF
Dance Madness" will seize the occa.
zion offered them for seven days only
p-beginning Monday afternoon.
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IS THE MAIN sURIEcT

Penny Contest Editor: The penny propo-
sltlon has been almost the main subject
of conversation of the present time and il
is both surprising and interesting to listen
TO the arguments and discussions arising
over the little penny
Ii people would only stop and reason our
for themselves instead Of being led bv
others, how much the penny means, espe-
cislly 10 the workingman and the poor, all
these arguments would be needless.
have been a constant reader of The
fore. will not hesitate 10 mention the case
Of workingman. to whom the penny
meant good deal He was on his way
home from his daily work with a friend
VINO was opposed to the penny. The latter
was predicting hard times and a panic
In the financial market if the penny were
not abolished. He appeared to be well TO
do and perhaps thought the penny too
small to tribe with. How absurd Is such
an idea. The workingman. however loved
the little coin, for it gave him one pleas
ure he could not otherwise afford. He
prefers reading The Call to any other
paper, but in the past had to buy another
because II was cheaper. Now he has the
paper Of his choice. five days In the week.
for the same price that he formerly had
to pay for one.
This is only one case Of a heart glad
dened over the penny. but there are hun
dreds of similar cases in the city of San
Francisco.
Not only does the penny reduce house
hold expenses and the high cost Of living
but for every one, young and old, it Is
the foundation OF a bank account.
CLARA EVANS.
755 Harrison street.
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Woman IS Missing,
Foul PLAY Feared

Mrs +. l.. Favor. wealthy widow,
who has been missing since last
Wednesday afternoon, has not been
found, and her relatives and the po-
lice are making efforts to locate her.
She left the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs w. S. Miller, SIG Ellis street,
Wednesday to attend the Gaiety the
ater She was wearing several dia-
mond rings, and her family fears
that she may have been slain for her
jewels Her husband, formerly a
resident of Berkeley, died about a
year ago, and since that time she has
brooded great deal, and 1t is also
feared that she may have committed
suicide
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
LABOR COUNCILS
MD RED CROSS
Crusade Against tuberculosis
Indorsed; Workers Urged
to Purchase Seals

Resolutions have been passed by the
San Francisco Labor council and the
Building Trades council indorsing the
sale of the Red Cross Christmas seals
for the benefit of the San Francisco
Association for the Study and Preven-
ton of Tuberculosis and a circuuar
letter has been sent to all trades
unionists.
The resolutions declare the labor
movement is committed to the world
wide crusade against tuberculosis, and
the American Federation of Labor
and its affiliated unions are on record
as favoring every effort to prevent
and alleviate the scourge.
An order blank is inclosed with each
letter and the recipients are requested
TO fill 1t out and return 1t with the
money for the seals to the committee
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
HUNT MINE FOR
BANDIT LOPEZ;
FEAR ESCAPE

SALT LAKE, Dec. e.-Search par
ties resumed their work at daylight in
the Apex poperty at Bingham for Ra-
fael Lopez, the Mexican outlaw, who
has killed six pursuers and who is
thought to be in hiding in the mine
They will work through the mine
workings, and then, If the air permits.
will enter the various slopes, drifts
and inclines.
Miners resumed work this morning
in those portions of the mine that
were searched yesterday afternoon
and last night.
Sheriff Smith now admits the possi-
bility that Lopez may have escaped
from the mine, and says the blame
lies upon the deputies. who, he says.
were careless. Opinion Is also ex-
pressed that Lopez may be buried in a
cavern on one of the tunnel levels.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
PROGRAM OF MUNICIPAL
BAND FOR TOMORROW

The. following program will be
played tomorrow afternoon at the Bay
view school by the municipal band.
The Star Spangled aBnner''
March. Wellington, n',s.. W Zehfe
overture. Berlin, It Laughs and Cries.
corner solo, The Holy City stephen Adams
William Mahood soloist
Naiiez, Beautiful Blue Danube '......
Selection, The Fortune Teller Victor Herbert
Vocal solo,
ca Flow Aalong. River Tennessee A. Gumbie
M Sailing Down the Chesapeake bay.
.................. George Botszord
Daniel Kruger. barytone.
Serenade Angels. ss.....s..*.....G Brags
Humorous fantasyson .old English songs.
Introducing the airs Come Lassies and
Lads, The Vicar OF Bray ..Trne as the
stars My Queen ''villikins and His
Dinah..' Lord Lowell Drink to Me Only
With Thine Eyes. THE Bailifs Daughter OF
Islington.'' Hope Told a Flattering Talc'' !;
finale. Pop Goes the Weasel
tal Song, When It's Apple Blossom Time
In Normandy .......*.....M MelIor Clifford
tbt Patrol. Turkish .Theo Miclaelis
Mnrch Bay State commandery' '.........
s.......,........W +. Burrell
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
Hunt Jail Breakers
On Barbarv Coast

Two escaped prisoners from the
county jail. Edward Kelly and Wesley
Quincy, are still at liberty. Jail Of
ficials, however, say the men are
known to be on the Barbary Coast
and that they expect to have them
again in custody soon.
The men made their successful
dash for liberty yesterday afternoon
while working with 26 other pris-
oners in the vegetable gardens Dur
ing the absence of the guard they
placed a plank against the wall, and
by it's aid gained their freedom Sew
eral shots were fred at the two men,
who were soon found a hiding place
IN the Spring Valley lumber yard
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
To Arms! Mountain
Lion in the City Hall
Ruins, Hunt Begins
Policeman and Watchnlan, Attacked
by Beast, Report Narrow Escape;
Searching Party on Trail

A mountain lion, driven out of Su-
tro forest by the burning of under
brush, is alleged to lurk about the
ruins OF the old city hall as through
the ruins of ancient Babylon stalked
grim four footed carnivori in the days
of old.
Policeman William Gilmore, who pa
trolls beat near the old city hall, Is
the explorer who first noted the al
legged lion Just before midnight
some dark, furry animal snaried
from the darkness and sprang at Gill
more, but he speeded up and reached
safety quickly. Ed Hagen, watchman.
had a similar experience. Both men
reported and a searching party started
out this morning to see what sort OF
an animal really did loiter in the old
city hall.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
Giant Meteor Flashes
Over Northern State

Travelling with a series of loud ex-
plosions, like those of a giant sky
rocket, a three star meteor swept
across the northern part of the state,
from northwest to southwest. at $40
yesterday. afternoon The phenome-
non was seen and heard by thousands
of persons in the transbay cities and
from all the towns in the Sacramento
valley
The meteor was of unusual size and
consisted of three star like balls,
seemingly In the form of triangle
Seen locally. it first appeared over
Berkeley, then disappeared In the
clouds beyond the Presidio. Every
one saw it at the zenith, indicating
that ii did not drop to earth, but con-
tinued flying through space.
The meteor was not observed by the
scientists of the Lick observatory on
Mount Hamilton, although they do not
make complete nightly observa-
ton of the skies
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
Quarrel Over Girl
Leads to Stabbing

Following an argument over the
affections of North Beach belle early
this morning. F. Benitas. a fisherman,
drew stiletto at Broadway and Grant
avenue and stabbed John Lucero of
sol Vallejo street. Policeman Nc
Keon rushed to the scene. and. grap-
pling with the infuriated fisherman.
prevented him from again plunging
the weapon into the breast of the
PROSTATE Lucero. Lucero was taken
to the harbor hospital and treated for
deep inside wound of the right
shoulder. Benitas was charged with
assault with a deadly weapon.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
Bernard ]. DevIin
Buried at Suisun

Bernard j. Devlin, who, in the days
preceding the fire, was a well known
undertaken here, was buried at Suisun
this morning. Devlin had been i'll for
several years. In his earlier career
he took a prominent part in politics.
and among the sporting fraternity he
was well known. He is survived by a
brother. f. J. Devlin of this city, and
a sister, Mrs. J. ]. Mcdonald of VAL
Iejo. He was 46 years old.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
CONDITIONS OF CONTEST

Have you been reading these letters
submitted by contestants in The Calls s
1 big 500 penny contest?
If you haven't you have been miss
sng some real sound arguments as to
why the circulation of the penny in
san Francisco would benefit. the com
munity.
Maybe you have an argument of
your own hidden away somewhere in
your. brain. Why not get 1t out and
put il on paper. using not more than
ESQ words? Maybe 1t will bring you
back one Of the five prizes that The
Call is offering. You never can tell.
Have try at it, anyway.
The rate at which the letters are
coming in with each mail is crafty
ing in the extreme. for it shows that
there are hundreds of people in San
Francisco and throughout the state
who realize the crying need of the
penny in commerce and daily buying.
Here are a few samples of the let
fers that are coming in hourly:
HAS MANY BRIGHT IDEAS
Penny Contest Editor: ''If, is one Of
the shortest words in the English language
it's also one of the mightiest.
II We all had pennies enough. what fine
Christmas presents we'd give. We can,
most of us have pennies enough. yet most
OF us are worrying our heads on about
approprite. pleasing gifts.
This excellent penny contest has given
me such wonderfully clever. Eestful. cheer
ful ideas. I'll share them with others,
knowing they'll act Immediately wise
suggestions. Instead of wearing ourselves
and salespeople out and being rushed and
crushed just pay a months. years or sew
Z eral years subscription for The Evening
Call-actually the best. most wholesome
and up to date newspaper in San Fran
cisco today. Fine present.
CALLS SANTA CLAUS
Let The Calls Santa Claus carry your
Christmas burdens. Think OF the irrespon-
sibility and wisdom Of such enjoyable.
useful. sensible Christmas present. Most
gifts are disappointing, then poked away.
The Evening Call couldn't displease
the worst crank" on earth. Men and
women who do not love good clean. in
tellectusl newspaper. as is The Call. do
not love their homes. Fact. Hence the
Now for the kiddies Those sparkling
Jewels in life's dadem-don't buy them
disappointing. breakable toys. Give them
pretty bags full OF bright pennies: they'll
have real fun; let them have glorious
Christmas spending pennies! Delightful,
isn't 1t? New Year dag well make reso-
lutions to save 'em.)
Christmas; be sane ourselves and give
sensible presents.
Wishing the great penny paper a pros
porous holiday season. for surely The Call
makes II possible for all to give excellent
Christmas gifts via the important, large
little penny. LAURA NJ. HYLAND,
9S3 Fifty-fourth street. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

his elcqnence which always thrills. has
been httingly established on the most
unassuming coin OF the great nation he
once guided. He loved humanity aud
took advantage OF the days of small things.
What better plea for the penny than that
here suggested. What better prophecy for
the future of the penny. Are we not
taught by the penny's noble portrait
that faithfulness over little things hegets
the reward of greater things. There is
therefore, a deep and apparent philosophy
here for. as 10 nature there Is first the
seed. then the ear, then the full grain in
and gradual development to fruition and
success. JOHN ROBSON,
65 Seventh avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
Municipal Christmas
Festival Planned

Plans will be completed at a meet
ing at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow after
noon in the Hotel Oakland for Oak
lands municipal Christmas festival
to be held in the city hall square on
the evening of December "a The
active members of every musical or
ganization on the east side of the bay
have been invited to attend the ses-
sion
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
HONOLULU MAN CHARGED
WITH ENLIGHTENMENT

Joseph J. Medeiros was arrested at
36s Capp street last night by the
local police on telegraphic advices
from the attorney general of Homo
lulu. He is charged with embezzle-
ment. Medeiros says he is not guilty
of this charge and declares that he is
willing to return to the islands and
disprove his accusers. Medeiros has
wife and nine children in the
islands.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
JUDGE DUNNE PRESIDENT

Judge Frank III. Dunno has been
named president of the San Francisco
Association for the Treatment and
Cure OF Drunkenness and the Drug
Habits. Other officers are: Mrs,
Catherine FELTON,. vice president. and
Miss Mary Fairbrother. secretary and
treasurer. The organization will also
work for reform legislation to aid the
down and cutters.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
TELEPHONE employees
TO HAVE INITIAL DANCE

The commercial employees of the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany will give their initial dance at
the German House, Turk and Polk
streets. Thursday evening, December
II. Music will be furnished by an or
chestra. Refreshments will be served
between dances. The committee in
charge of the affair have had the
hall beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
Parents Oppose Sex
Hygiene in Schools

In answer to many inquiries con-
corning the plans and methods of the
Parents Rights League of America.
the league, at a recent meeting. de-
scided to prepare a statement for the
public. Only those who are opposed
to the teaching of sex hygiene in the
schools and oppose medical inspection
in the schools are eligible to member
ship in the league.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
Gleason to Have Job
OF Naval Constructor

MARE ISLAND, Dec. 6.-According
TO rumors in circulation at Mare
island, Naval Constructor III. M. Glea-
SON will succeed the late Naval Con-
structor Thomas f. Ruhm as hull de-
partment officer at the navy yard.
Constructor Gleason arrived at
Mare Island December /, 1910. from
the east coast. and assisted in the
construction Of the collier Jupiter and
the Philippine gunboats Monocacy and
Palos.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
URGES STATE INSURANCE

Before many business men and en-
ployes at the Oakland Chamber OF
Commerce last night. Colonel Harris
Weiristock explained the provisions
of the Boynton compensation act. He
urged all employers to insure with
the state.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
MODEST But ELOQUENT

Penny Contest Editor In its very mod
esty the penny Is as eloquent as are the
words OF the undying man whose figure
head Is engraved on the coins surface
Just as from the humblert spheres Of
obscure citizenship this man sprsng. so
in the same degree of plOlding study Of
thrift and progress Will the obscure citi-
zen Of today advance TO c5rlpeJeney.
The penny in itself may seem a trifie
but pence In the aggregate is not trife
We fall short Of perfection by reason
~ trines overlooked. To misuse a penny
ls to abuse the dignity of the dollar.
The memory Of thePman's greatness and
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06
Hindus From Manila
Barred From IT,. S

Hindus can not enter the United
States through Manila. p. l., despite
the fact that Manila is an American
possession. Federal Judge M. T.
Dooling has so decided in denying a
writ of habeas corpus sued out by At
torneys John L. McNab and Timothy
Healy in behalf of % Hindus ordered
deported from this city by the immi-
grafton authorities. 1t was stated
that the case, which has attracted
wide attention. win be appealed to the
United States supreme court.
The best bargains in real estate are
found In The Call Want Ad sectinr