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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago. NOV. i..-Argentinc re-
ports of too mu.h rain In the nnrtl;
aud of continued drought In some o'
the southern districts helped today -
max. tn. wheat market rise. Tn"
oJcnins was f! To e high.s. and u
further upoutn followed.
The close was steady nj to : and
.c net advance.
Corn showed strength ~ a result
of unsettled weather. The markc'.
which opened / to Sc dear.r. scored
. decided further advance.
Th. clo-- was strong at TO and
-, net advance.
In ;lI. oats crowd. bears w-r"
checked by the strength oi other
grains. Prices hardened from the
outset.
Close: Wheat. December sG.. May
81! To si..
Corn. December 20. TO II: May
.lLt
Oats. December 3s.: May '.l.
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Foreign Markets for
American Fruit

peaches Ia England must b" grown
under glass. and h-nr. Dr" "Np"u-
siv.. they hay" not come into n"h'r-
III consumption there. shipment 5v
water Instead Of rail might reopen
til. Mexican market to apples from
the United States. The rcycrs" seas
ON. In Uruguay must not be lost
sSkst Of when planning trade cara
paign In that republic. tn" Hong
kong mark"; II easily ovcrstockcd
with foreign fruit Only highly col
o'.d apples Of medium siH" ana
smo,ifh shap. ar. asked for by AUS
,raiinn Importers. Because the rus
set apple can be eaten with comfort
unr..icd. 4, Is the most popular IN
Care Town. There AZ. other inter
c-,ing points brought out In the
monograph referred 10.
OF more vital importance TO tn"
grower. packer. aud "Npiort"r. how
ever, l. the detailed information
whl'n ~ ElN'H W Minus w '''h
aud sik. OF package preferred prize
~ for naiiy. and foreign products.
supply and demand. tariff charges.
shipping and packing hints. pure
foodd regulations. and names OF I'M
por,crs and dealers. Will. not pre-
scnting n complete survey Of market
conditions and requirements in al!
foreign countries. tn" data given
should prov. OF Nnhi. To exporters
d.sirous al extending their sales OF
of entering certain fields. The buI-
lc'in. which is known IA Special Con
sular Report No. 81. * available for
Immediate distributiop. and "opica
may 30 secured from Tn. Supcrin'
t.rdcnt of Documents, Washington
D.,C. price. 10 cents.
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THE M ARK F. T S
~ rULL ASSOCIATES PRESS ~
. w DAILY REPORTS w
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. Nov. l5.-rh. market
closed steady.
Professional traders wer" uniform
ly bcaiish today and resumed scliinr;
on the small opening rise. Th" Mex
lean unset lcm.nt. weakness Of New
Haven railroad bonds and Ia. tend
cncy OF bull, 10 take quick profits on
small up,urns made investment buy
crs cautious and rendered It compara-
lively easy To force down prices.
Missouri Pacific. New Haven and
i.ahigh Valley. which have con,...ra-
lively weak of late. were anon. the
stocks attacked. Final changes wcr.
up.
bonds were Irregular.
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SuG. Hurl Hammers
at London Judge

London. Nov. 10 Women hurled
hammers "a, the judge of th. London
SesHIons cour, nj III. Old Bailey To-
day whch he sentenced Miss Rachael
Peace. - militant suffraS Sc't-. to is
months imprisonment after sh" had
hccn foun: suslty by the jury of set
ting fire so~a mansion at Hnmp'ons
on-Thamcs. October I last.
\ crowd of women had gathered IL
tn" court room aud frequently inter
rupicd the proc-cdinrs. On the pro-
nounccmcnt ot the sentence. they not
only threw hammers at til" Judge.
bu, smashed a number OF windows
and glass doors.
-Four -; ;hc ,lis,urbcfs were arrest
ed after hard struggle with the po-
lice.
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas city, Mo, NOV. IL. 49, Hogs:
Receipts 1000: market . TO Ior low.
or: bulk Of sales I.Io to Is5: heavy
go 10 40. packers ana butcher
1..S I" 80: light 80" To $50; pigs
I. 80 TO . 10.
Cattle: Receipts 1000; market
steady: prin. led steers s..S to 80.
dressed beef steers G.75 To SIS: west
ern steers G,is to >.G5: southern
steers . to sta; cows 4..a to ::
hcifcrs $50 To q; stock-rs and feed
srs $50 TO 7.s5. bulls 80 to 1..5:
calves $50 To 1895.
Sheep: Receipts 5000: market
steady; lambs 5.a'5 To ..15: year
ilnvs $50 To go; wcth.rs 100 10
>. 80; ewes to :.
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Washington. Nov. i..-Thai Bra
lillian purchasers Of California rrun.H
huy" reason 10 consider them dell
cici.s. since they pay at tn" rat" -
u. - cents u pound Tor them. "
one of tn. odd facts brought out In u
bnli"fin jus, issued by tn. Bureau of
Foreign and Domrsti, Com ib.-
part ncni of Commerce. 81.
foreign countries II determined nj
times by factors tha. may seem triy-
lai. yet !; is only by catering tn con
di,ifhs a. they exist that the grower
or exporter can hope 'n extend his
market. For instance. in Vienna.
the ay"rag" housewife does not Keep
an hand large stocR of timed PR
,isionf. but buys can ar two at .
tim" M needed II II To the wealthy
visitors Ia Ia" spas oi the Carlsbad
district that imported fruit u sold.
Too much ''sam"n"s. In the rari"'-
les charnc,.fizcs the foreign apples
hISishto To BRUSSELS.
American orchardisis have nothing
to learn rom Continental packers of
choir. apples. but too wide margin
I. G.. I" iriitsb in grading American
pfuncs is said to affect unfaNorabiy
their sale in France. where they
come In competition with the more
evenly graded French prnnc. The in
clusion. In each ease Of dried or "rap-
grated fruit destined Tor the German
market. of a printed siip giving In
the German language "cncis" IN
struc,ions for properly cooking the
fruit would tend la nugmen, mater
tally the consumption thereof. Thf
, sea yuyag. from New York to Nor
way IL now but . days. where for
merly IL was 90 to 80. Because
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Washington. Nov, i5.H-As u rcsul,
Of requests from editors and editor
iai associations.in many states. the
1. $. Department Of Agriculture has
announced that crop reports for cach
state viii bc supplied Ia til. newspa-
p.gs In all states through III. Central
Weather Station located in each .p'
the states.
This L. AN extension OF IN. expert
ment OF t.l.srnphins the state crop
returns to the Central Weather sta
,ionn in each OF min. states. aud hay-
ins these kilograms duplicated at
once and mailed 10 the newspapers
and agricultural publications. I'm
der this plan newspapers In - a,ldi-
tional states viii now rccci," mil de
tails OF the state crops FAR NOR.
quickly than would h. possible IL
th.st State crop details were put In
III" mails in Washington and had ,o
travel by train long distances To the
NOR" r.moi" states.
'h""r ihiS plan IN" general sum
mary of tn. crops for tn" United
States Will. us heretofore. be- issued
In Washington for icieyraphir dis
tribmtion. II has been found. how
ever. that til" conditions af crops
within their particular States are II
especial Valu. to the farmers and
producers. 10 whom III" conditions In
their own Stnt. are Important In the
marketing OF their produce.
Under this plan til" Department
sends ON" telegram To ,h" Central
Weather Bureau IN each state. and
within a few minutca after the crop
figures for tn. stat. ar" completed In
Washington tn. Weather Bureau is
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-c.t,rrh Cannot Be- Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. ns fhcS
cannot rcach tho seat OF the disease. "a.
iarrh is q blood or constitutional disease
and in order to curc II you must tnEc IN.
tvrrni remedies. lfall's Catnrrh Cure IA
taken internally. aad acts directly upon
tho blood and mus GUS surfaces. Iiait
Catnrrh Cure Is not "A Guncl: medicine. II
wnR prcsctit,cd by orc Of the best ph.
slcinns in this country for years and Is
q regular prescription. II Il composed oil
the bcs: tonics known. combined with ".
mucous surfaces Tho perfect cnribina.
tion 81 the two Ingredients IL what pro-
duccs such wonderful results IN cuTint.
.atarih. Send FOR tcf'irfoninis. free.
r. J. CHENEY 4 CO. Pttps.. Toledo. D
eotd b.. prt~gist-. price S5c.
~. y,.,,.. w. .,.,,- :. 49,. -.--.'-,-.to~
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DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. Colo, Nov. i5.-Cat,ic;
Receipts 500; market weak: beef
steers ESQ 10 $50: cows and heii.ys
. Ia go: stock.rs and feeders a.5n
To s.G.: calves to S..o.
Hogs; Receipts 100: market
steady: top .N".
sheep: Receipts Loco. market
steady. ycarlings ? To s..5: w.ih-rs
80 To i.sa. lambs 60. to s.35:
ewes .:.TJ To 80.
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against The Colorado Life Insurance
Company and all persons owning or
claiming to own stock In said Com
pany iilc their said claims with tho
1914.
II Is further ordered that notice
paper In Trinidad. Colorado. for ten
consecutive issues ,h"rcot and that n
COPY OF said notice be forwarded to
the address OF record or to the last
known address, by mail. postage pre-
paid. to each and every subscriber
and siockholder OF said Company and
to all persons having claims against
the said COMPANY 80 far IA can he
ascertained by the receiver herein.
Done at Chambers this 1ith day
of November. A. u. 1913.
A. WATSON. McHENDKIE.
Judge.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified OF iht
matters ana Things set forth In the
foregoing order
Claims are to be iilcd with me ai
The International state Bank, Trinl'
dad. Colorado. on or before January
I, 1914.
WNl. q. rLESTED,
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HOW FAR THEY COULD TRAVEL

An old irish woman travelling "n
II train one dny noticed that two
Young men who were fellow rAss"n-
gers and VINO WEI" travelling on
passes did not pay. Turning to them
she said:
How does It com. that YOU young
men Il, no, pay. while an old WON
an Ike me has to pay''
on" they explained. w" are
travelling on our looks.
she looked from on. /" the other
few seconds. and then said; SUR"
and You mus, be near YOUR Journey
enh.
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COULDN'T RESIST.

\ trained ostrich recently hiscon-
r.rscd Its exhibitor NJ IL London mu-
sic hall by continually cnd.avorin.
to break away from all restraint md
to climb over the footiights into tue
orchestra.
The widely advertised act came Ia
suSaen emit snd tnc i,rofessOi
emerged from behind the curtain
and apoloRixcd for the actions of ms
pet In about these words:
''i..d,-s ana x.ntir,a.n am
very sorry to disappoint YOU this eve.
Mug. We are compelled to scase
our h"ngagcm.ni until tn. manage
m-nt hcneag.r new orchestra lead
a..
THE one at present employed rs
no air ON top Of 'is cad. and my
birds takes II FOR an hcgg.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Nov. i5.--iogs: Receipts
$1,000: market slow to &c under yes
tcrday's average: bulk Of sales 90
to I.a5 light 80 to =. mixed $50
to $40: heavy 40 to $40: rough
40 to 75s; pigs 5.ao to 20.
Cattle: Receipts 500. market
steady: beeves go to 9.iJ; Texas
steers $50 to 80: western u n
80: stockers and feeders i.90 to q:
cows and heifers 3.25 to S.l5: calves
Z to ii.25. N
Sheep; Receipts 200: market
weak: native 4 to 5.25: western I. 10
lambs. native t to 1.65; western 9 Ia
,.G5. f-.r
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ORDER.

Now, on this 18th day OF NoNcm-
her. A. u. 1918. this cause coming
ON for hearing. before the under
signed Judge OF said Court at Cham
b.rs. on the preliminary report of
the Receiver herein. and IL appear
ing from the report of said Receiver
that on or about the 10Th day OF
June, A. u. 1918. by order OF the
directors OF said defendant Company,
notice was sent to all delinquent
subscribers or stockholders In said
Company to the effect that unless
said delinquent subscribers or stock
holders paid the balance due on their
suDsrription contracts or notes thht
said s,,bscriptiuns would he can
ccIIcd and that on the 18th daN OF
.lulv, \. y. i"i3. said directors. bF
resolution. lid cancel all said de.
linaucnt subscriptions.
AND 1t further appearing tha'
,h,r. are a large number of stock
holders wliu have paid FOR their stock
in full and that some of said stock
has been transferred by the original
subscribers thereof.
NOW THEREFORE IT Is ORDER
ED that all persons having claims
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NEW YORK STOCK LIST

New York. Nov. -Amais"mni-
.dCoppcr .oI: American sugar i"'
bid: Atchison s:i: Northern Pacific
1861. Reading 1895: southern Pa
cif,r Sc: rnion Pacific i3"I: L. ;.
steel 5G,: T.. steel preferred 1865.
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Put a porous plaster on the chest
and take u good cough syrup inter-
ease OF sore lungs properly. q 1T the
dollar size .. BALtARD'S lIOtE-
HOUND SYRUP With each bottle
there is "a free HERRICK'S RED
PEPPER POROUS PLASTER for
the chest. Sold by Iiansman Drug
company.
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NEW YORK METAL

New York. Nov. 1.-THE metal
markets were Iuic, and practically
nominal. Copper was nominal VIII
LAX. quoted at 1850. clcctrolytic
i5..5 to 1880; casting - TO l'.sa.
Iron unchanged.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. Nov. i..-First sales Of
provisions we're ; To i"c lower. with
raiiying power feeble.
Close: Pork. January :o.oo. May
.O.3 81. Hs taUHrn- $1,000
Lard. January i".se.: May IL
i"l.
Ribs. January 1888 20 1913. :
May HOB.
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Printing of every description neat
~ and quickly executed at the
Chroniclc-N News job rooms. Samples
and quotations on request. Use the
telephone. Trinidad 40. Il
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THE MONEY MARKET

New York. Nov. 10 Money on
call nominal. no loans.
Time loans easier; CO days "; ."
days and six months 4. to ) per cent.
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ly and quickly executed at the
Chroniclc-News job rooms. Samples
and quotations on request. Use tho
telephone. Trinidad 40. II
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NEW YORK COTTON

New York. Nov. l5.-Co,tou spo,
quiet: middling 1880: middling
gulf lI.O5.
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Most anything IN printing neatly
executed and At reasonable prices.
at The Chronicle News job roonn
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IPublished Nov. 1926. l"l
In the District Court.

state OF Colorado. Las Animas Coun
ty. IS.
A. f. Hatch, Plaintiff. vs.. The colo
RADIO Life lnsuracc Company de
fcndant.
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ST. LOUIS METAL

st. Louis. Mo. Nov l..-Lca.I
slow, -.
srcii-r Iii"t. 5.l3s
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RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York. Nov Close: Prime
mercantile paper .! to per cent.
Commercial bills iS0i.
Bar silver 59a.
Mexican dollars 10.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irresulsr
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Printing

II you need printing Of any kind
como TO the Chronicle-News. High.
ciaas work. reasonable prices.
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For Rent.

Hooms TOR light housekeeping q
i.ucerns. Ph. Bsca 3s3 or ais Beech
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Six room tsrlctiy modern house.
Close In. Call Red l4l2. Il
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PACKERS

Going away? Lot our expert PACK
your furniture. Rates reasonable:
Tel. Trim. 81. Won Alvcn Furniture
Co.. 30 East Main st. II
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Modern house close In. corner Sec
onr and Chestnut streets. For fur
thcr particulars see Barney Tarabi
no.
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One gray horse or years old.
branded double open a bar on LETT
shoulder. and i-ycar-old bay mare
branded !. J bar on LETT shoulder.
Notify e. Aragon. III +. 9Th st. lie
ward. s, each. u.
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WNl. q. rl.t.STED,
Receiver,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-02
NATIONAL BANKS IN
WEST SHOW UP WELL
Figures Given in Response to
Call of the Comptroller of
Currency April d.

WASHINGTON, May Reports 81
the condition of national banks IN re
Sponse 10 the call Of the comptroller oi
the currency on April 4. show large
increase in loans but large losses in cash
and deposits as compared with the pre-
vIous call on February 4. The loans
increased T53.oG7,2l3; the cash de.
creased $l5, 1873 ,495; deposits decreased
Slo,oi5,25o, but showed d gain since
April is. 1912, of $256.735 .956.
The total reserve of the banks on
April was $l,475,797 ,674-S36. .226 .29s
above The amount required by law.
While the country banks showed an
excess of reserve, the reserve city banks :
reported reserve deficiencies aggregat.
ing $l5,G9l.7 .7S3.
The reports showed the following con
ditlons of loans, cash and deposits on
April !, as compared with February 4,
IN inc several geographical divisions of
the country:
New ngIaud--Bostou decrease in
loans Sl,oS6,07S, cash $l.774 ,596 and de.
posts 81 ,s27, ,033. All the banks in this
section decrease on loans $2,547.755,
cash S2,3l6, ,lo4, deposits $9,245,o53.
baSt.NeN York city, decrease in
Ioaus $43.o65,6 $40, cash $24,9s7 500, de.
posts $36,614,2l7, Owing to the heavy
decreases in New York city, all the
banks in this section report decreases
IN loans SIT 7.026,2l7 in cash $50, ,096 .6333
and IN deposits $l5,52l ,325.
South-Gains in cash SSl2.Ss4. with
decrease in loans Sl3i 800 and deposits
$S.516492
Middle wcst-Chicago, gains in loans
Si3 'o9i ~, but decrease in cash $I4.-
9oo,923, and in deposits $40. S.77l; ST
Louis gains IN loans Sl,5S9,I59, in de-
posts SI34 ,0S2, but decrease in cash
SOD 800. All the banks in this see
ton gains in loans $53,9S2 40, in de
posIts - sos, ,203, with decrease in cash
4,457 ,165.
West-AIl the banks in this section
gains in loans S4,5o1 1888, cash So, 2,I91 500
and deposits S3,90l ,256.
Paclfic-Gains in loans $14. .o3O 1877
deposits $4,74s, 100, with decrease in
cash Sl,52S,239.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-02
Money Badly Needed.

"The railway executives feel that
the changed conditions which have
come about have so narrowed the mar.
gin between income and ontgo that a
10 per cent increase of all freight tar.
ills wonld be justified They recognize
however. the Importance Of obtaining .
the necessary revenue in such a way
as to cause the least possible disturb,
ance Of commercial conditions and on
that account feel that ii would be bet
ter to ask for an increase of ) per
cent only at this time. Unless the ear
riers are enabled to increase their rev
enue in some manner, and the plan
above proposed seems likely TO meet
with less opposition than any other
their abilitv-already Emitcd--to pro-
vide such additional equipment and
facilities as win be necessary to take
care of the growing demands Of the
country will be very seriously i'm
paired''
Mr. Willard and Presidents Rea Of
the Pennsylvania and Brown of the
New York Central have been appoint
ed 4 committee 70 take up the queS-
tion with the commission.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-02
|6K PERMISSION TO
|ADVAVCE THE RATES
stern Railroads VIII Make
lea to the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
W. PER CENT WANTED
venue Needed for Equip
ment and Facilities for
Growing Traffic.
n PER CENT WANTED

<Ew YORK, May 1.-The railroad
||he eastern territory having discussed
. freight rate problem, Rave decided
Ill The interstate commerce commits
a TO allow a per cent increase on
;eht of all character.
This was made known today in a
|tement issued by President Willard
tbe Baltimore & Ohio. Mr., Willard
khe head Of committee Of railway
Isidents representing the principal
4 in what is known as the official
|ssification territory, that is the dis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-02
Statement of Roads.

" When the matter Of an increase
IN rates was considered three years
ago, says Mr.. Willard stntemeut,
1t was proposed By the railroads TO
increase generally the so called class
rates and some of the commodity rates.
1t was urged at the time BY those OPP
posed TO the suggested advances that n
iairer and better way TO obtain IN in
crease, If necessary. would be by a
small! advance on all rates instead Of
the larger advance, as was proposed.
Of some of the rates. and if has bccu
very clearly brought out during recent
years, and particularly in the numcr-
ous complaints fled with tho interstate
commerce commission. that the relation
of rates between localities is Of much
greater importance TO the shipping pub.
lie than the actual rates per sc.
With this in mind, the carriers now
hope TO obtain the consent of the com.
mission for an advance Of ) per cent on
frei chit of all character. and it is be
lieved that such an advance, If grant
ed, will create little if any disturbance
in commercial conditions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-02
ACTOR OTIS SKINNER
IN SERIOUS CONDITION

INDIANAPOLIS, Nav 1-oti. c,,;
tle actor, underwent an operation here
TO-DAY for the removal of an abscrss h,rir
2I ,he car Dr.. Lafayette Page of the
who performed the operation s.id trn
while Mr.. Skinner withstood the knjfe in :
good shape, his condition was serious
ne actor has been troubled with his
became so deep seated. DT pa. o,id
tlht II had almost reached the ,nembrarT
OF the brain. Mr.. Skinner should se ahie
., TO leave the hospital in three weeks, II
the specialist Mrs Skinner did NOT aTrI,, =
until after the operation. ~ ~ I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-02
YOUR HAIR IS FLUFFY BEAUTIFUL
AND LuSTRDUS IN A FEW MOMENTS
Girls. Get % Cent Bottle of Danderine and Trv This
Also Stops Failing Hair; Destroys Dandruff

Your hair becomes light, wavy. fluffy
abundant and appears As soft, lustrous
aud beautiful az young girls after a
Danderine hair cleanse. Just try
thIs--moisteu a cloth with little Dau-
dcrine and carefully draw it through
rour hair. taking one small strand at a
time. This viii cleanse the hair Of
dust, dirt and excessive oil and in just
a few moments YOU have doubled the
beauty Of your hair.
Besides identifying the hair at once,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-02

Danderi ne dissolves every particle of
dandruff; cleanscs. purifics and invigo.
rates the scalp, forever stopping itch
ing and falling hair
but what Will please you most will be
aiter a few weeks use when you will
actually see new hair--fnc and downy
~ hr3t--yes- but really new hair grow.
Ine an over the scalp. If YOU care for
pretty, soft hair and lots Of il surely
get % cent bottle of Knowlton 8
Dahderine from any druggist or to.
counter. and just try it.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-02
This Interests Every Woman.

y family doctor said recently that
women come to him thinking that they
have female trouhIe, but when he
treats them for their kidneys aud blad.
der, they sOou recover. This is worth
knowing, and also that Foley Kidney
Pills are the best and safest medicine
nj such times, They are tonic in action.
quick in results. They will. help YOU,
Sehramm-,I ohnson, Drugs. "The Never.
Substitutors- Five 90 good stores
ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-02
Brokers Plead Not Guilty

, SAN FRANCISCO. May PLEAS OF not
guilty were entered today by J. C. Will
son, p. a, Wllbrand and Peter p, Burke
the three stock brokers who We're indict-
ed for conspiracy in inducing Charles L.
Baker, the defaulting assistant cashier
Of the Crocker National bank OF this
city, to take funds from the institution.
The date for their trial will be set Mon
day by Judge Van Fleet of the United
States district court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-02

trict lying east Of Chicago and north OF
the Ohio river.
For some time there has been tall. Of
move looking 10 Increased freight
rates, but today's statement is the first
coming from the roads Briefly. the
request TO the interstate commerce com.
mission viii he made in the form of an
application 10 reopen the eastern all
vance rate case heard and passed upon
by the commission in 1910.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-02
Narrowly Escape Death

CHICAGO. Muy i.-SeveraI hundrea
workmcn narrowly escaped death bv suf
location today when fire broke out In an
eight story building at I96 South Clinton
street. occupied by several manufactur-
ing concerns. When the employees a.
tempted 20 leave they found the stairway
iilled with smoke. There were manv
thrilling escapes '
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-02
A Warning.

To feel tired after exertion is one
thing; to feel tired before is another.
Don say the latter is laziness-it
lsn T.; but it s a sign that the system
lacks vitality, is running down, and
needs the tonic effect of Hood S Sar.
saparilla.
7hould begin taking Hood s at once
Buy bottle today. (Advertise,
mont0