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New-York tribune., 1913-12-23

some cases lower. Quotations to Liverpool,
2d. London. 2i5d asked. Glasgow. u nominal;
Rott,r rdam, Sac Hamburg, 32ia pigs; Brein-
en- 80 pigs. Hull 30 Janulry; Bristol. Cd;
Antwerp 214d. Cork for orders, IS 3D. Jic6ed
ports, large tonnage, Is 10izda2s cotton to
Liverpool. per 100 lb, 2Sq30c. CHARTERS
British steamer, 1877 tons, timber. Gulf 10
l. TTG tons cotton. Gulf to the United King
dom or Continent private terms, prompt
Norwegian steamer. l,lG3 tons. coal and C.
mcnt, Philadelphia to Mexico, private
terms prompt; Norwegian bark. 719
tons lumber Gulf 10 Santa Fe Sl7 10,
January; Norwegian bark, 263 tons.
lumber Gulf 10 Buenos Avrcs. S14. rcpruarv-
March; Norwegian bark, 227 tons (preSiJus-
ly). same, sl4 Is January February; schooner.
4j6 tons. logwood. Black River. Jamaica. TO
New York or stamford. private terms. Schoon-
e., l277 tons, coal, Philadelphia to calais
private terms.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
'suRRoGATE'S NOTICES

~ pITRsTANCE OF An ORDER OF HON,
Robert Ludlow Fowler. surrogate OF
the county Of Sow York. notice Is herIny a'n,,
Ts,,, u Sr,i,s latc Of the Comfy Of New Noik,
deceased, 10 present the same WIN y"leh"t ,
thereof 10 the subscriber at his place OF OF
transacting buSiness, at the ONCE OF ln,dli
q Beam. 80 - wall st.. Borough OF Man
haitian. IN tho CITY of New York, on or De
fore the lst day Of June rcSt
DHtcd. New York. the 2ith day or NO
vcmber. 1913. AUGUST IOBER. Executor
THENI.L d BEAM attorneys FOR executor
% WIN 81. MlnhniLAm. Vow YORK.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tie Cleveland, reported as 22i miles cast OF
sandy Hook a. s a IN yesterday, Is expected 10
0,sk THIS forenoon.
ne Bergens:JOrd, reported az 80 nhts tasi
Of Sandy Hook Al noon Yesterday. is expected
70 dock this forenoon
Ihe President Grant. reported as q" Ihlles
e1S Of Sandy Hook At Z a m yesterday ID "a
pected to dock Wednesday forenoon, ,,.-,..
The Car reported as 80 miles east OF Sanuy
Hook 81 Il N yesterday, IS expected to aocS
MS forenoon
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
Mass. Worth S4,438,458,656.

Boston, Dec. 22.-The total valuation of
assessed estate. real and personal, in this
state is 81 43S i5S, ,656, according to the re-
port Tor 1919, just issued by William u.
Trefry. Tax Commissioner This is an in
crease Of slSS75S,OCO over the valuation
figures Of one year ago. The increase in
real estate alone is more than $S0.O00,cc.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

ARMY fsi's
p,,.slona Dec ls-Colomba Qtan, New York
uasr. ioI NsLsSiNgs bsa Sp-Niaeara Fr,. New York.
I.,s-n nee al-Iauland tBelg), New York
5S.n1 Vsu York via Christisnsand
Glasgow Dec gl-Cameronia (BrJ. New York
Via Moville
yo1,syideo Dec I-Nestris CBr), New York
80 pa-hs5os Rahia etc
s.r,,aTrn,or nee g2-Trent CBrj. New York
Ma Kingston. Colon etc.
Naples, Dec =. n" fa'''' 'D'''
iofk ior IIlessS' - .N,,,,-cfsr;a fYrD.
fsaglar9, D', -, - ,,.sr,ooi 1anS proceededI.
New AoIk 10, IL. ~ , t,.oi ~, -. No-l,
Rio De Janeiro, Dec l'--O anoNa 'b')' n" io'N
lol Sh.os' ~. on -pr,,s Eraaerik Hendrix
AnstsIsa"' ", yorE VIA Nest Indies
v,.t.ns,, ,p.S.m, s,5 uayre
cssrbogrF Dee -. 3 a nl-Koiser Wilhelm
~. u .GeT, New new i@ 10 m-Kristianafjord
NO. Nor Ne New 20 YORK S,oria ,Br, New York
Naples Dec sS g Cint,nnati Ger. Sew
loIA' 80 ''''
eis ION; me-. oo O -,--Prinz Friedrich vii
D't.'e" -, - Wi
=, hem Ger; ~, Nf% y, orr, G}[hh,,dsrbs- ,pr,. New
h.as hohs' be- '''-'
,ni:iss.. YORK ~. ao-s,osmfop,ein ,B,. New
L.,lsS'ee' DC
Rotterdam. Dec ~. 10 Westerdyk
'Duichl, New lork. -...,.t. M,
Liverpool. Dec %, ( p mn dLrethhla 'bi'
New York. -.
Pe'usmbuco. Dec 22-Ananton tBT)' Ne"
YORK
La Plata. De- 22--CalliOpe tBrp, Ne" Nork
and NeUport News
pqnta Arenas Dec 22-Capac tBrb, New
yo-k sr5 pEuaSeirbis. Natsouia New
Por; Madryn. Dec 22-Curaca 'BT), New
sl,i. 1Gs ana ana A9riS.E S.T,, Cecilia New York
santos Dec ----Saiia ''Siiia' ~" iO'''
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23

Highest temperature yesterday, fS degrees .at a
e:sO .. M: lowest. 81 (at p M; average o.,
average for corresponding date last year, 81
average for coresDonding date last thIftS
three years. 80.
Local Forecast Increasing cloudlness. profa-
tlv followed by rain tonight or tomorrow"
moderate east winds.
,-,t..a s,atss Department OF Agriculture
weather bureau observations. taken at p. M
-5fh meridian time.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

CuANRERMAID-W Or nurs" ana
seamstress. Protestant. very neat, good r'i-
cr,n.es Mrs Golfers Agency. iJ' ith ave-
corner Slst 81.
or houseworker, good.
reliable woman moderate wages. coNiNN
preferred Mrs Golfers AseHcy. i5' ith ave-
conner 2lst st
COOK First cla,s: thoroughly understands all
branches ~ plain and fancy cooking; oNee,-
lent references. Mrs golfers Agency, iS' ih
ave, 3lst 81.
COOKS and MATTRESSES accomodators for
holiday season. all experienced Ms
Snca's Ageucy, 30 East IA ~. Murray hii-
G774.
COOK. - Assist laundi"ss, chsmhcrmaid
Waitress. both thoroughly experienced
city or country Industrial Association. u
West 42d st Phone 52io BRYANT.
COOK English Protestant. all round. good
yoIrg rooK and manager. S35. excellent ref
erences Miss Shea's Agency, 20 East va 81
rol s77f Murray Hi.l ---
GOvERNf:sS or NURSERY GpNERNE>S
English. children ANY are. hzhy recon.
uendcs. .ity or country. Industrial Atso'lH
ton Agenoy. - West 321 - Tel '@lO 1873
ant. -.--
MAIIi-t'IAMBERMAi USEFUL. Cool
scamstress. excellent personal references -
,bTcs cars $50 Miss Shea's Agency. 20 East
42d - Tel 677i MURRAY Iinl
NI'RSE North German, just lifsasag"'.
three years excellent pereonal 1of'r"nces
children any age. city Or country. IH1IsTlai
Association. Il West 42t Co.
WAITRESS Can take place NJ butler. has
friend excellent cook. together or sepsrei'
excellent references. cts uT country lnaua
trial Agency, Il Wet 42d ST
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of. the World

Panama. Cristobal, Panama II 80 IN 300 D m
industry, MonteNldeo, --..12:OO IN 300 J. m
Ryndam, Rotterdam, Hol-A ---- 1000 IN
NenFzla, Naples, Fabre.... 300 y m
Minnesota, Jamaica, --.. 1000 a m
OF Montgomery. Sav, Sav 800 % IN
Lenape, jacksonville, Clyde --- 100 III
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER "a
@Lusitania, Lpool, Cunard. / 100 a m
Ia Lorraine, Hayre, French 700 m 1000 m
Q Elizabeth, M'video. ---. 2:3O IN 700 a IN
Maracaibo, La GuIvra. r. y. $50 IN 12:OO m
Ecrmudian, Bermuda. que. 900 m 100 IN
Marta, Jamaica, l. Co. $50 m 800 m
Monterey, Havana, Ward. ..l2:OO IN 300 p m
] Prince, Rio Jan'ro Prince 1900 III 300 p m
Catharina, Gio Jan'rO. --.l2:00 IN 800 m
irCquois. Domingo Clyde.I2:OJ m 800 y m
Naderland Antwerp, Red : -- 1000 a m
santa Clara. Havan. Am-C. --- 1900 m
BeTWind, PtO Rico NY&PR --- 200 IN
Alamo, Galveston. Mallory 100 IN
COinds. New Orleans. 60 l 1900 III
COmanche. Jacks vile. clyde 100 IN
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25.
Pretoria. HAMBURG H-A.....- 500 pm
c of Columbus, Savan'h. SaV. - 300 p m
Mail for Iusitanla closes at 80 p IN to-day
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
SUMMONS.

ET-TETNF COURT, RICHMOND COUNTY.
- Louis Pines Plaintiff, against J@h'nn
=, Iudy.ius and MARY iudwigs. ms WI''
oysi nam. 'Mary'' being fictitious, her t'nH
name beinI unknown To- pialtllH ''oTl' -
H. Dorethet and FRANK Ioi clnea;; ~, r.
husband first nam" Prank being hcUtlous'
hig true name being unknown TO plhln'it'
Tredcrike H. \ LUdwgs, johann -. "
Ludwigs and Agnes, LndWist. ms Nr, ,r,,s
drst nam "Agncs" being fictitious her rue
uapIc being unknown tp plilnilH' WIN i,
mine O. r. T. { Ludwigs ana Ntinur
Iudwies. her husband, FIRST name Ar'hul
icing fcntious. his true name bthB u"-
known 20 plaiutin. Defendanf
To thr above named Defendants
You are hereby summoned 20 aiN",I '',
couulaini iu this action, and TO serve a
rnr,y ~ your answer on the plaintnS $ at
tofnavg within twenty days after the s"rElc
service. and in case OF your idi'u,' 10 NJ
near or answer. judgment VIII he taken
against YOU by default. for the relief de-
mardcd In thA complaint
Dated, November ltth, W.. ,,,..
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
once and Post One, address - Court
70 The defendants. Johann =. g. Ludwigs
and MARY" Ludwigs hi VIE hrst name iin',
Mary" being fictitious. hGr itur name B,r,Bs D',.,B
tLea and prank Dorcthca. her husband,
frst nam. prank" being hcttious. MS rue
II 4. Ludwigs. Johann O. y. Ludwigs ana
- enes'' Iudwigs his wife, Hrst name
"tgnce" being nctitlous, her true name De
ing unknown to plaintiff. Wilhglming o. ~.
- a. Tudwigs and Arthur Ludwigs htr
t,.,ard trsf name Arthur" being hct-
tiCus. his true name being unknown 10
plaintiff . IL. .,-,,,d ,,,or
The foregoing summonS - ser'ed upo,s
,.o,, b,, puplicatinn pursuant 10 an order or
I'm ,lon,s g. Van Siclcu, Justice Of tn"
e,.prcmc court Of the state Of New fork,
IIapa nocembcr 9th 1918 and filed In IN"
"a" -, Inc clerk Of the County Of Rich
,1,nd on the sth day Of December lolJ
Dated. December Sth, l9l% ..,,
SCHW WARTIMhN q S'HWAhIT T;,
Onrcc ard Post Once Address' ~. court
Street RrOoklYn. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
AUCTION SALES.

MOE FRY. Auctioneer viii sell at 10 o'clock
to-day, at southeast corn,r 64th 81. and West
End ave. In default OF payment on lease by
Williams a WcriSer to International Motor
Co. Mack Truck No. 2.2S2. under sections 50
and 60 OF personal property law By order OF
Treasurer.
MORTGAGE SAbE.-Jacob Genser. Auction
eer. sells to-day. 10 O'clock a. m. M No. 23s
East ith t. Borough Of Manhattan saloon
fixtures and chattols by order OF Attorney for
Mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23

close y l
Destination and steamer. $3.50 y m
japan, Corea. China (via san Francisco
Persia ........................ Dec 25
Japan, Corea China (via Seattle)-Min-
nesota ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
Japan. Corea, China via Seattlel
Tamba Mar,I ............ ...............De Dec y
Hawaii tvia san Francisco Sierra go. Dec -
Japan, COrea China. Philippines (via
NanCOuyer)-Empress Of Asia...........Dec 70
Hawaii Guam, Philippines Cyia san
Francisco)-U : transport t...............Dec 81
Japan, Corea, China (y!a Tacoma)-
Tacoma Maru ..................... Jan |
Tahiti Marquesas Cook Islands. New
zealand. Australia tvia San Francisco
--AoFangl .............. ......'....' Jan
Hawaii, samoan Islands New Zealand,
Australia (via san FrancisCo)-Sonoma.J Jan
FIJI Islands. New Zealand Australia
(via NanCouy yer)-Makura ............ Jan III
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

| Official Record and Forecast Washington
! Dec. 22-The storm that over the Rio
! Grande Valley Sunday night has moved TO
I the lower Mississippi Valley attended by
| general rains in the south Atlantic and Gulf
states and Tennessee. and snow in Arkansas.
! Missouri Kansas. Oklahoma and the Texas
Panhandle. The Pacific Coast storm has
diminished in intensity. but has caused gem
| eral rains in the Pacific states and SHOWS I'm
the plateau region.
Temperatures have fallen somewhat in the
Atlantic states. and they remain much be
| low the seasonal average in the west Gulf
states. south plains states and the Rocky
Mountain region. The indications are that
| the Mississippi Valley storm will move
/ northeastward and he attended by rains
! Tuesday in the east Gulf. south Atlantic and
middle Atlantic states and Tennessee, and
rain or snow in the Ohio and middle Missls-
sippi valleys, the rains and SHOWS probably
extending TO the lake region and north At
lantic states Tuesday night and on Wednes-
day.
Rains will continue Wednesday in the
middle Atlantic and south Atlantic states
and the upper Ohio Valley There will he
SHOWS Tuesday and Wednesday over the
plateau and Rocky Mountain regions, while
the weather will be generally fair Tuesday
and Wednesday over the plains states and
Wednesday IN the Mississippi Valley.
40 important temperature changes are in
dicated except in the southeast states. where
the weather will be colder Tuesday and
Wednesday
Tho winds for Tuesday and "Wednesday
will be: North Atlantic. moderate north 20
east; middle Atlantic. moderate 20 brisk
east: south Atlantic. brisk east and south
east east Gulf moderate variable becom-
ing north; west Gulf. light variable.
Forecast for Special Localities-East- :
ern New York, increasing cloudiness to-day.
probably followed by rain on coast. and rain
or snow in interior tonight or Tomorrow; I;
moderate east winds.
Western New York, Increasing cloudiness
to-day. probably followed by snow or rain to-
night and tomorrow: moderate cast winds.
Southern New England, increasing cloudi-
ness to-day. probably followed by ram to-
night or tomorrow. moderate east winds
Northern New England. fair to-day TO-
| morrow unsettled, moderate north 10 east
winds.
New Jersey. Delaware and the District ~
! Columbia. increasing cloudiness, followed
by rain to-day, tomorrow rain, moderate
east winds.
MARYLAND. increasing cloudinoss today
| followed by rain in east and rain or snow IN
west. tomorrow rain. moderate vest WINDS.
Eastern PENNSYLVANIA. increasing clOudl- l-
ness to-day. followed by rain IN south ana
rain or snow in north portion tonight ana
tomorrow. moderate east winds.
Western Pennsylvania, rain or snow to
DAY and probably tomorrow; moderate east
winds.
virginia rain to-day and probably to-mor-
row. moderate east winds.
/ west virginia rain or snow to-day and
probably tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American aud Foreign 1ea.hers' Agency
Suupiies Professors. Teacher. IGtofs GOV
.r,.es.e, etc. TO colleges. Schools and Fsm
me. Apuly to Mrs M }. iJUNG-FCLToN.
23 Union SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
WORK WANTED.

Male.
CASHIER. accountant. clerical work or any
thing. ny capable and experienced g'nue-
man: moderate salary. highest credentials
Instantor, Tribune Oihcc. "
EXPERIENCED pu9lc accountant will guar
antee to save you 20 per cent bookketPer
salary, youT opportunity for economy. AddiesS
Accountant Room 80 81 Broadway.
GERMAN AMERICAN. 30. married, Of good
habits harGy and willing needs position.
John Kortss IS. Fox % 80 East 18Th II.
/ WISH To PLACE my Superintendent, who
rss been in my employ years An eN-
pert In butter and milk production. inten'N"
farming. fru; ana pogltry. understands THOR
nughly an machinery. engines, etc. ana can
upbuilG and produce a proht from any tarn
or ranch. g. \ No. in every respect on'l
those wishing an experienced and honest MAJ
who can take full charge OF everything hnH
willing To- nay what he is worth need apply.
II WAGNER. Glenhrook. Conn
YOUNG MAN. 80. hich school graduate de
sireg clerical position. excellent references.
I p Eox l.. Tribune Oflce
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23

OVER 10000 DIAMOND RINGs 20 select
from This il the largest and best lot Of
Ladies' single stone Genuine Diamond Kings
We have had To offer during the thirty-two
year, wc hnNc sold Diamonds direct TO the
consumer from the Diamond cutting mills OF
Europe. and We propose 10 give the public
tbr benefit OF them. We will not sell or
show these Diamond Rings To Diamond I'm
portrrs wholesale or Retail Jewellers. This
sale j. strictly for tho public and We r"~rrNr =
the right of not selling to anyone connected
nnnnl nt LEV rlrA IIilr
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23

ADV.RTlSthENTS AND Subscriptions
for The Tribune received at the Tptown
once. No. 1854 broadway. between Both and
37th sts.. until o'clock U. "
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23

g a. M. - p. M. 20 p m -
Local Ohicial Record.-The following on
ciaI record from the Weather Bureau sho"s
the changes IN the temperature for the last
twcntv-four hours. I'm comparison with the
CORE spending date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
HELP WANTED.
Male

! MADE $4,000 in hNe years with snali
mail order business, began with -. send ior
free booklet Tells how. HeaCoCk. 5OJ5 LOCK-
port. " Y.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23

Charterlng was light, with only limited
demand for vessels. Rates were easy anu IN
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER

Sunrise. 7;2i: sunset, i:3s; moon rises, S;O7;
Moons age. s.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Highest temperature, w. at 2:p D. M
est, 3d. at p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
TX ira
To-Day and Tomorrow
LADIES' DIAMOND RINGS

note these guaranteed weights and prices
of single stone Genuine Diamond Rings, all
equally a. cheap. quality and weight CON
sidered. AN guaranteed"
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23

CuAMRERMA or nurs" ana
seamstress. Protestant; very neat. good rel
cr,nges. Mrs. Golfers Agency. iS' iih ave-
corner 3lst ST.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23

Lizard. Dec Z-Kura CBrj, New York for Ant
vtrp.
Perrin. Dec 20-Barsnfels Ger, Calcutta anu
Colombo for Philadelphia and New YORK.
Dunnet Head. Dec 22-BCrgermelster fetelse"
Ger. New York for Stockholm. ~,
Fernando Noronha. Dec 23--CrOfton Han l1r,
Coionel. etc, via Rio de Janeiro Tor Ne"
York
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
TRANSPACiFIC MAILS.

all for Lusitanla closes at $50 m to-day.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23

or houseworker. good.
reliable woman. moderate wages. country
preferred Mr. Golfers Asency. i5' ith ave-
gorn.r CIgt s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-28
SilkSand DreSSGOOds
January Clearance Sale Prices

January Clearance Sale Prices
S6-inch storm serges In staple colors; &c.
inch all wool abaross and yelling light and dark
eolors; suitable dresses and children
dresses; soc grades for 89c yard.
\ AZ and 46 inches wide, all wool dress goods in
IN staple coors; values up sl25 6sc yard
\ 4S to 81 inches wide, imported and domestic
goods All of the colorings in plain
mixed and brocaded effects; values up S1s5
56 inches wide, all wool broadcloth and peau
oe rich satin faced, chiffon weight Bright finish and
nap all of the wanted shades s3 yard
for S2.25 yard.
54-inch all wool coatings-heavy weight, in
and brocaded effects 50-nch silk and wool mate
e in self coors; $780, $3.50 and $3.50 yard-Half Price
Remnants of dress goods from 1 to yards,
hcketed and priced and displayed tables the Dress
Goods Section-Haf Price.
"a and 26-lnch fancy messalines in popular
pin stripe effects and fancy weaves broken lines s5c
e1.00 grades for 49c yard.
"a and 26-inch fancy silk in hairline stripes
Roman stripe, double stripes and fancy weaves in light
dark colors. Values up to $l25 for 69c yard.
40 and 45-inch beautiful and stately brocades,
in designs in variety Of patterns, ranging from the
small alover designs the large elaborate effects-00
$3.50, $500, $3.50 and $500 for $2e5 yard
Ninch velveteen, twilled back, good wearing
quality shades of copenhagen Russian green brown
mby and black; Slo0 grade-7ac yard.
IA inches wide costume velvet, extra heavy
wiled back guaranteed shades navy
and black; $3.50 grade-$l00 yard
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-28
Women's Hosiery and Underwear

Women's cotton union suits, high neck, long
ankle length; Dutch neck, elbow sleeves ankle
ength low neck sleeves ankle length Regular se5
special SI0o.
Womens cotton vests high neck long sleeves,
Dutch neck and elbow sleeves. Regular 75c special soc
Women's cotton tights, regular 75c special
Womens glove silk soiled union suits and
vests, Half Price
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-28
New Draperies for Your Home

New Draperies for Your Home
At January Clearance Prices
BUNGALOW NETS, BORDERED
SCRIMS, "SUNFAST" DRAPERIES,
CRETONS, LACE CURTAINS, POR-
THERE'S.
Extensive new stock of drapes for inte-
rior decorations. Buy your spring draperies
Bungalow nets at the following reduc-
tions-white, ivory and ecru colors:
I M o. 4S for &C.
Other nets reduced proportionatey.
BORDERED SCRIMS
AL the new colors, floral and conventional
SOC for 49, 500 for 40o 4oe for soo SOC for ss
SUNFAST DRAPERIES
Guaranteed to be absolutely fadeless; green,
brown mulberry, blue rOs red tan and other plain
5S fsF sE sS ss ss5 si5 fsT $500 for for s
CRETONS
All desirable colorings, beautiful floral de-
signs One table at half prcoherS at the following reduc
M for g. sos tos SOC for 40 4o for &c. 4oe for &c
LACE CURTAINS
Scrinls. imported duchess, Brussels, net,
@ s5s9a s M ss @ $780, @ 7S
$3.50 for $500 $500 for s4 $oo for $500 $500 for 81 do
$3.50 for $780, $2oO for $3.50,
PORTIERES
Bordered armures, silk and chenille, velours,
all stock
;S sl?sS f: s12s ssss f: sl5S s15SS
$1,000 for $500, $3.50 for $780, $500 for s4.0o
Carpets and Linoleum-Contfnued
Ingram wool Filings, 6oc yard.
Wood grain filling 6Oc ward
ALL CARPETS MADE LAID AND LINED AT ABOVE
PRICES
Inlaid Linoleum-Excellent assortment of
patterns lasting wearing qualities quality
$500 quality for 1915. Linoeum laid at these prices
Print linoleum, good, desirable floor covering
-cheaply priced. $50 for Sl25; $135 for s1Oo.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-22

ularity of proft-making on station
farms. among the people
1t might be interesting to the reader
to know that each superintendent
keeps complete record as to the cost
OF work on every plat of ground, and
every experiment and farm operation,
on the station farm, so that in a few
years. we will be in position to give
good, average data on the cost of ex-
Fermentation, demonstration, and
other enterprises of the station farms.
And it might be interesting, further,
to know that where this data has been
kept for years and years by the Fed
eral experiment stations, scattered
over the United States, it has been
found that it actually costs from $50
to 500 per acre to conduct well
planned field Investigations with farm
crops, and Soils, the exact cost de-
pending upon a number of factors,
such as the cost of efficient labor, the
salaries of competent investigators,
and the nature of each particular in.
vestigation.
With these suggestions | believe it
should become apparent to all con-
cerned that it is unreasonable to de-
mand that experiment stations be
profitable, and therefore, self,sustain-
ing; that wherever it is at all possible
to produce profitable results, and not
inconsistent with the investigation
work, the station superintendent by
no means fail to produce them. Profits
are just as much desired on the sta
tions as anywhere else, but they are
not considered the chief purpose of
the experiment station. We expect the
people to demand that the money in
vested in experiment station work, as
in all other branches of the State
be expended conserva-
lively and economically.
B. YOUNGBLOOD,
Texas Agricultural Expert
ment Stations.
College Station, Texas, April 2, 1913. !
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-04-22

Experiment Station was put under
way In this test ensilage was com.
pared with other roughages. A bul.
letin giving the results of this test
will be published in the near future.
incidentally, the manure from these
steers is being returned to the soil.
The feeding and the sheep breeding
experiments are conducted in co.
opration with the division of animal
usbandry of the main station, and
comprise the work of that division.
In order to study the value of the
Angora goat on the farm, high grade
flock of about 225 head was secured.
Several pure-bred Angoras were do.
mated to the station, as follows:
Messrs. Collins & Weaver, Uvalde, two
pure-bred bucks and doe; Cadet Ed
Gibbons, doe. These goats are run
upon the new ground to keep down
underDruSh until the stumpS rot out
or are pulled. Later on the flock will
be used to clear underbrush from the
wooded pastures. That goats are
highly profitable under certain condi-
tons is evidenced by the fact that our
fall and spring wool clips, together
with the crop Of spring kids, is worth
almost as much as the initial cost Of
the flock. Considering the clearing
that they did the past season, it is
estimated that they have already more
than paid for themselves, to say moth
ing of the information gained in the
study of their breeding, feeding and
management.