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Walking Typhoid
May be Your Trouble.
Why Drag AIsae, Ven b ihs lsss Whss vss Ca
b 1sbssi, naqy aad Fuu Of Lie.

seaiiy hare ~ the nssvss oAiy "a .dLs
down sxain. a. die they must. Avosd
nerve s'imuaansa- Hear IN ssisa that this
tn bacteria In tho wafer yns drink: 70
the multiplying at desaFsetivs essas n
the ha"od fsstsr than thsy eau BE- ovee.
e"ms ~ the white eospusriss: and 10
what In known a. auto toxsnta. that con.
diihon vhsre thS venous a. impure hsoosi
srcumuiates faster than Il can b ~.
placed BY the resi srtestal b,oad.
u you feel played out o. sxpsssenrs
the peculiar sensations ot sas asd tsa-
deroess IN the bowels, go tn any drug
s,'$s ami ASK for . boiiis of u q. 4.
Rvift's Surs Specific. Here IL . rsssshy
that Gets at work In . twinhiinG: u tuss
naturally rushes right into your h,nnh.
sraaters germs right and ieft. Up and
down and sisjewaya
Yoa fesl better At osea. mt from Q
stimulant. not from tho setioa At dsusA.
but fSom the rational effect oe Q naiseal
medicine just as active and juss ~ tinss-
" ~ to . man Who has heso tost -
the mountains. IL shDut starved -
eusnss aefnss . sssiisr just cookiaG Q
savory meal os enod honest bsse. 10
mt neglect 10 get . botsis of D .. y
to-day. u win make you fssi bestsf IN
Just s1w minutes, u 10 prepared oaiy
In the laboratory of The Swift spselhr
Ca. i.7 Swift RidE. Atlanta. O. Bend
for their tree trnk telling of the many
strange conditions that afI,ct the human
family BY reasoa Of isupovsssahsd blood
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$3.50 Recipe Free.
For Weak Kidneys.
Relieves Urinary and X Kidney
Troubles, Backache, Straining.
Swelling, Etc.
Stops Pain in the Bladder,
Kidneys and Back.

wouldn't II be nice within . week or 20 70
begin 70 say soodbys forevsr To the sosidins,
d;iSeiing ts tsss.s;,ninE q toe ifsorsns o ps.:s!s
bead aohsss the stitches and paina In the
back; the growing, muscle weakneest spots
swollen eyslids or ankles, leg cramps;. IN.
natural short breath, slseplsssness and the
despondencyf
have . recipe for these troubles that you
can depend on, And u you want 70 make .
Neae1 rScevosy. You ought 70 Irits sod set
hsys e and will g. eisd % send 4 10 you
Dr. a. p. Robinson, <, so Luck Building.
Detroit, Mich, and I will send Il by return
~a ,n - ,s.PD vi" s 80 rnse
harmle.s remedies, but 1t has great healing
md pain n-conquering power.
~ will quickly show ks power once you ase
It, 30 think you had better see what Il 10
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THE FOUNTAIN HEAD

Robert Henri. the well known ar
tist OF New York. was laughing
about an art hoax that had, been
practiced In Paris on an American
millionaire.
"Millionaires Of that type are so
easily hoaxed," he said. They are
so ignorant OF art.
II heard recently OF an elderly
millionaire who was taking his
young wife abroad to have her por-
trait painted.
"But why don't you try home tall
'ent?" some one asked him.
"Oh." he answered, "we've tried
home talent in vain. Now we're 60
ing to see what the genuine old mas
ters can do.''-St. Louis Globe DEM
ocrat.
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PlIcoclous eDolaE

What's the Idea. GcorRc!" inquired
Ar. Washinxton. why do you chop
8own this cherry tree? Have you
against cherry trees:"
NO. sir
Maybe you are In favor Of defor-
estatiou?'
NO. SIR"
Doing this for a moving picture
contsrn!"
by no means"
Then. why chop down \ trec!"
81 Just thought Of going on the
stump" replied the future father Of
his country. and then Mr.. Washing
ton realized that George was n born
stutesman -kansas City Journal.
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DID NOT TAKE IT.

Sandy MacIvor wss no feelin' just
WE'LL" 40 he went to the doctor.
What do you drink" demanded
the mctiiC0.
whisky" ...
How much?"
Maybe II bottle 4 day."
DO you smoker?
Yes" t-
. "WclI. you give up whiskcy and
tobacco altogether"
snndy took up his cap and In three
steps reached the door.
Here" called the doctor. YOU
have not paid me for my advice.
"Ahm no takin' It," snapped San
dy AZ he shut the door behind him
Newark Star.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-18
BATH BAGS.

Make q checsecloth bag four Or
five inches square and fill with a
mixture as follows: One quarter
pound oatmeal, two ounces finely
shaved toilet soap and two ounces Of
powdered orris root. Drop the bag
into the bathtub Just before taking
your bath. Moisten and rub the
body with 1t. inst ~, Stth soap. The
bag may be used several times I'll
dried after each using.
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with your blon.i Pun of catarrhal infse-
zion. nerves all uns'runs. hia-si iinInv.
eVi.hed. headaches. ias'i'ud~. yeiiaxvs.
heck Wofn. tsJr worm. ehiiis ahi fever
s~ som~ other deh'i,iatinx influence. the
very foundation II health V being aapped
away by spgtnS humoss.
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SKY SCRAPING CARS
" FOR new YORK CITY

wss forced to move up from Union
square further dOwntown come TWEEN
" years ago IN the dcman nd now being
made by many merchants and shoi.-
keepers OF broadway because of the
ioitererS and sun bathers who bask In
front Of shop windows. They objec.
To having the sun bathing done In
front of their shop windows where
customers might come to gaze. In
fact they have found that the trndi-
tionai patrons Of the Rialto, actors
out Of n Job" NJ the common phrafc
of description runs. are not the hest
patrons Of the store. As a Hrrt move
In the matter OF breaking up the
present rendezvous OF the curbston-
fellowship. Police Commissioner Wal.
do Will be called upon to bring police
club, Into action. The clubs. accord
'ng io the proposed plan. will merely
do "a little persistent proddin.. u
that shou q fail snd the Riaiio retain
all It's wealth Of curlsiou~ naunicrcrs.
then demand will b. made upon III,
Police Commissioner for some ar
rests. Its simply awful" said u hat
dr''-r In the district. "ho~ many
men ON Bros way have NO other occu-
patton than that Of swinEinI u cane.
sell hats tn women. aad II Is get
ting 20 that my best customers as
sure me that Il IL . real trial for
them Ia run the kauntlct of cans.
A~inKink and oGlinx men. have
lost customers because OF the xaun,-
let they aav~ had to run. And D
can't stand II any longer. Aud y,
II looks ~ u the ncar Booths and
near barrrtS who are Temporarily
Idle" vii! have to hunt some other
conkr~katinK locality.
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FOR A WEAK STOMACH.
Take Chamberlnin's Tablets. They
enable the stomach to perform its
functions naturally. For sale by all
dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-18

That New York's Rialto. as thc
district freQuented by theatrical peo.
pie. particularly those out OF employ
ment 10 known, must shortly mO"n
from Forty-second Street just as II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-09
Copper Report Neglected.

9 ,Go22pper statistics. with a decrease Of
e,DvV,yvV pounoB In the surplus for The
month, tailed or effect as a stimulus
70 prices, Amalgnmated lost nearly fwo
Investment stocks suffered seyer.Iy
win losses OF from ] TO 3 points. To
pecro was again weak American Tela-
graph e Telephone declined a point mr.
ni Jner nnd such lssues as Baltimore G
ONO preferred. St Paul preferred and
500, purely inves,mcn, issues. found a
ponr market at declining prices
. western Union fell two points upou
the publication of tho annual r.port
showing the surplus 10 have deoreased
over 70 per cent As an Investment this
time past.
ANALYSIS Of tho annunl statement is-
sued BY the Rock Island companies ius-
lhes the opinion that the company Is
headlng straight for financial readjust-
nent; The holding company of the Rock
island company. as Il is known on the
seosk eHchange, shows surplus of
sS3S,eoO. but this was only obtained by
Lne payment 20 the railroad company OF
dividends declared by the railway com
pany the original source OF revenuo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-09
CANADIAN RECEIPTS
HURT WHEAT MARKET
Big Movement to Terminal
Points Likely to Continue
Some Time.

CHICAGO. Oct s-surprisinr CON
tlnusnce OF heavy receipts OF wheat In
the Canadian northwest more than offset
today's decrease In arrivals this side OF
market closed weak At &c under yester-
days close. Corn showed A net decline
OF &c 10 &c and oats drop OF ic 20 &c.
Provisions wound up with 7Ac 20 30c ad-
vance.
Canadian reports that the big move
ment Of wheat 10 terminal points threat
enod TO last for GONE time did not af-
feet the ma rket here until after there
bad been rally due 20 falling off of re
ceipts at country stations IN Minnesota
and the Dakotas. II was said that the
Canadian shipments had already con-
gested the facilities AT lake receiving
points In tho cast. Good crop prospects
In Australia and Argentina counted also
In favor OF the bears.
Dry weather advices from India and
news Of an active demand from France
had considerable 70 do with carly firm
ness Of wheat In addition there was a
fairly good milling call here and else
where. but In the end the donina,lng
developments beyond the Canadian line.
Corn evinced a dragging tendency after
an carly upturn. Fine weather and
slackness In shipping demand worked
users Of the Argentine corn now arTlv-
Ing at New York reported that mono Of II
was bad enough 10 reject.
Oats eased off with other grain. II was
said Canadian oats were not competing
to such an important extent as many
traders had been led 10 believe.
Ono Of the leading packers took an
active hand at buying lard, which an
other conspicuous packer sold. The bat
tie between the packers resulted In favor
OF the bull side. at least so far as tho
action OF the market today could deter
mine the outcome
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Decrease in Profit.

The railway company shows decrease
~ .pront ana loss account OF aoout
ii,po'oOO. approximately quarters
dividend: Paying dividends from surplus
rs not the worst OF the statement The
working cash balance decreased some
SlO,oo0,0O0 and wages unpaid Increased
some $4,000. 900. There was also an In
crease IN the funded debt OF $500 600
such figuros make the ruling price OF
"a Tor the preferred stock and l3t for
high. '0'>
Foreign cables show n continuation in
the declipe in British consols London
again lost gold 10 Egypt and a general
tone OF uneasiness ruled. Our own money
markets were dull but frm. with further
losses to the sub-trensury from the
banks. due largely 20 Withdrawals for the
payment OF duty on goods withdrawn
from warehouses
stocks came TO market today In n man
her that led many commission houses 10
ADVISE their clients TO prepare for n fur
ther readJustment OF prices
Closing Stock List.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-09
Nv BROADAN WALL.
.ational News servIce.

u International News Service.
'xrw YORK, oct. s.-Selling pressure
'I-n,on Pacific that appeared with tho
ing Of the market today and lasted
I,,i the close carried the stocks down
',ar points and unsettled the entire
-s,cconnrned rumors predicted that in
.srtIons would be served upon directors
. shsy proposed 10 distribute such as
~ rIthout due regard for the preferred
.rstholders Following this some houses
-.,s Isaders I'm the selling and many
-.r-Ioss orders were caught below 155
'ksen disappointment Is felt al the fail
!. M Union Pacific 10 maintain It's po-
.sion as market leader. The mere
IA that assets remain intact is OF no
.,srsst 10 the speculative public. which
,rtiripated n quick profit by q turn on
IA bull side
.<ssking through rs and closing near the
<fiom quotation. Trade reports show
"A pig iron production beat all records
= the month OF September. running
.e 81 900 tons above 1912, the previous
.rofember maximum. On October ], the
nv capacity OF American furnaces was
ils tons above the same date year
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Coffee Futures Higher.

.HEW YORK. Oct S.-Higher European
|ples and continued strength I'm Brazil
'nted an opening advance Of 10 @l
*'n's In the coffee market today There
~ heavy realizing and scattered selling
reaction. however. and prices closed
':tguiar. 10 10 points net higher. OC-
3Ni, iu9bc; December. l0.3ic. January,
'3as.c; March. l0.7Oc May. 10.s7C; July.
te'c. September ll.iGC.
.spol. steady. Rio No. I, l0ec: Santos
y '. i2tc Mild, quiet Cordoya, lS@
lH nominal
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Kansns City.

|>ANsAs CITY. Mo. Oct. s.--Hogs-
|.e,.pts. 1900 o TO Toe lower. Bulk,
20; heavy, sS.O0@S25: packers
butchers, ss.u0aS.3o: lights, SIs0U
n pigs. ss00IT50,
tAsue-Receipts $4,000; steady. Prime
Il ssleers. s9.00ti9.50: dressed beef steers,
-rvustO; western steers, SG,S0u6. 30 :;
..e.,hern steers. S5501 100; COWS, 81 25q
~ heiters, s5.0o9g.25: stcckers and
'Eets' B.i5fpS.25: bulls, SL5OmG.I5;
Me-. $1,000 ID. on.
.Sneep-Rccclpts L.. 900: steady 10 I0c
,ssr Lambs. $G.75H1.fO: yearlings.
,,eess9sso; wethers. fi2J@ 500: ewes.
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||EW YORK MARKET
/ FOR LEAD IS QUIET
EIectrolytic Copper Still Sell
Ing at $16.75 to $16.87 1-2;
Il Spelter Is Easy.
( s-ss..-s:;.......-..::ssii......sss:i. !.

NEW YORK, Oct, S.-Lead, quiet; Of
Eed, 4.60 London. $50.
apelter. easy; S5.30@5.50. London, s20
Copper. steady: standard spot to De-
Fmber, sl6.75 offered: electrolytic, sl6.75
.Ms7a; lake $500; casting, $1,000
f75.
Tn. dull; spot. $4O.4564O.75; October,
|IhsoG4O.70. November, $40 508 1880; ;
Dcember. $i05Oma0.9O
Ahiimony. dull; Cookson's. $3.50.
ron. quiet and unchanged.
iAndon market closed as follows:
Copper. steady; spot e73 2s Sd; fu-
|rts a73
In easy: spot. s1s5 lbs: futures.
El1s 5s
lfon-Clcveland warrants, o5s.
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The chaneeable weather Of early fal

The changeable weather Of early fall
brings on coughs and colds that have
weakening effect on the system, and
may become chronic. Use Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. 1t has a
very soothing and healing effect on
the irritated and inflamed air passages
and will help very quickly. 1t is a
well known family medicine that gives
results. Schramm.J ohnson, Drugs,
'The Never Substitutors,' five (5)
good stores. (Advertisement)
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Chicago,

|StilcAGo. Oct. S.-Hoss Receipts 20
"a, slow; &c TO loc under Yesterdays
'ts, mixed. s7'75Gs.5b: heavy. sT.7o9
c, rough. s7.7O67.S5: pigs. sl.75G7.5o.
- tsd.ue-Beceipts a. 10000; steady TO n
s,~s lower: Beeves. sT.156e.5o: Texas
.isess, S6.soGs.0o: western. ss.200s.5o:
6'ss heifers. s3,55@s.55; calves. $T.5oG
eoeep-Receipts $1,000: slow. weak 20
II o@owsr. Native. s3.9om4s5: western.
aiIv%e ';yoi w yearlinga. s5.oo@e. 90: lambs,
-H'r' Soeo1..35, western. IS aOffs.Sb.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-09
Omaha.

.S>'ouTii OGAHA, oct. s.-Cattle-Rc-
w, lloJ. lower. Native steers. $3.50
II eeWs aud helfers. SG.00d..65; west
y sitcrs. So 5o@S.30: Texas steers. $500
~ ,auge cows and he,fsrs. So. 5GDI75;
n e. s6.6o49.75.
-peos.-R Receipts. 5000: lower. Heavy,
~ $50; light, s7S0G 500: pigs. s6,o0ep
-, bulk OF sales, s7.S0a7.S5.
$4,000; lower. Year
'mos. ss.s5qT.3o.
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New York Money.

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-Money on call
hrm. ss@4i per, cent; ruling , rate per
rive Ionns strong, sixty days. 4lG ,
ner cont: ninety days. 81 per cent; SIX
months, 8 per cent. ,,,.
Primo mercantile paper. bfnS per
cent. s a., c, eo ,o,
sIxty days: s4.s5.5e for demand
Commercial bills, ssl.le-
Bar silver. 6o2c-
Mexican dollars. sc
Government bonds, steady
Railroad bonds, steady
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-09
A Gentle and Effective Laxative.

mild gentle and effective laxative
what people demand when suffering
~ nm constipation. Thousands swear by
Nng's New Life Pills. Hugh Tall
.s9n OF San Antonio. Tex, writes:
,ljd5eey are. beyond question, the best
~ ftss my wife and have ever taken -
5<s never cause pain. Price 25e at
fckRsts. rs or by mail. II. Z, Buckleu &
20 Fmladelphia or St, Louis.
Ev ihdysrSlremeut)
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Chica 20 Produce.

.thiCAGo. oct -Butter-Lower
',alnerles, 2ilW2oc 10 30m30ic,
Receipts, $500 cases, unchanged.
.fclatoes-Higher: receipts 80 cars; Min
<nroia. S5n62c; Wisconsin. 50@GSc.
-foultry-Higher; springs. i.c: fowls. 13c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-09

CASH Quotations

whcat-Eo. red. s2aa2ac. No. rcd. sim1
92e: No hard. ss9s7c; No hard. s5hfssifo:
No. northern. Siis 0sSc; No. northern $50
ssHc; No. spring sTIGsTHc: No spring.
ssIsGiso: velvet chan. s2AIs6Lc.
Corr-No. 2. Tof70Hc: No 2 white. 70870&c.
yellow, 7OilG7lo: No 3. s9Xa70,so. No. white.
zoe. 10. yellow. 7oHd70I.c.
oata-No. ? white. Is.al2c No. o. s9Nc; No.
3 white 3e&9IHc. standard. tldEhc.
Ryc-No. 2 6shB6Tc.
BarIey-6b1s2c.
Timo,hy-;5T5ds5.
Clovcr-59 OOdl25o
Pork-I22.oo.
LArd-Si0SS
Ribs-3i0 601SIl IS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-09
London Wool Auctions.

LYNDON. oct S-Thc wool auction
...s closed today with offerings Of SECS
.tpe market closed hrm Prices were
.,paneed to pen cent higher than the
"a e'elage. EIring the series home
.'e bought 1900 bales. continent $4,000
y 4. america 1000. There were SO. 900 bales
IA over.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-09
New York Produce.

NEW YORK. Oct s.-F1our. quiet.
Wheat, spot barely steady; No. . red,
~; No. northern Duluth. eiic; Decem-
~. &c: May. 9slc
Hops easy; Pacific coast. 1919. 2s93Oc.
Hides. steady.
fetroleum steady.
Wool. quiet.
Raw sugar. steady: muscovado. 2,2Sc.
*ntHtugal. 3.isc; molasses sugar. 2.T3c;
|nnen, points lower; cut loaf, soc;
nshed. 5l0c mold A. i.T5c; cubes.
..,c; powdered, 4.50c; xxx powdered.
|oc, Hue granulatcd. 1. l0c: diamond a,
|''c: confectioners' 4, i25c: No. l. +.15c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-09
Rules of the
BOOklOVerS' Contest
Read Thorn carefully-It win Aid You to Win Prize

ReadT Themc carefuIy-1 You o a Prize
Idaho Prizes Of s15OooO will
be the this contest
M will daily for y ID da PfSGs ," % 81 e. the , title S
filing the book title writing address
To- the fancy Of person sending n "
KNOWLEDGE ABSOLUTELY NOT NECESSARY IN ORDER
5000 book titles alphabetically arranged viii be issued
You viii TD Be able Correctly the pictures
the title of book certain
YOU @ think picture i by
not count count against aga contestant II given
answers % TEe % person pee a@@ mts answers
same number viii
number answers
equal IN number 10 te % e & S N apTeI and eaeb e Gao
entitled the second prize & the he second TS Pd
divided equally among three contestants
member I Than ,s s FAMILY s % S ss S % sra and i a5 as but & @
family living different addresses enter the contest and be
Al employees Tribune their fs%Ie: abolntcy
any that they connected
who % entsrs & se under
specified territory.
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be @ allowed ed 3 the % end @ Of oSnts: , @ sSRsT @ % fS@Iis 5 %
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allowed at end of contest
the the checking of and making the
loe, trSst @ company previous to the of
tors e s to & s S ssss may The be sas any %
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-09
RfADJU0TNENT OF PRICES
IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD
seing Pressure Sends Union Pacific Down Four
Points and Unsettles the
Entire List

9so' Ins no doubt partially explains
tAe. lowering prices for finished EtesI
mlLnout IN any way duplicating the new
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-09
Flax, Oats and Rye.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Oct S.-Flour
and bran unchanged.
No. yellow corn. 67s@6sc.
No white oats, 37037ic.
No. rye, 55G5Ssc.
Flax. sl.399l 41s
Barley, 4966Tac,
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Chiffon Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-cotton closed
steady. 2 points net lower 10 20 points
higher.
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Safeguarding the Contest

Three OF Salt Lakes most prominent men Will Judge
this Booklovers' Game
The judges in The Salt Lake Tribunes great $150000
Booklovers' Picture Game will be announced later on
in the contest.
The judges in The Salt Lake Tribune new contest
will be of absolute integrity and of the highest
standing.
Some time before the end Of the contest the complete
list of II book titles with the of the authors
will be deposited in local bank under the direction
of the publisher of this paper and the three Judges.
The list Of titles will not be withdrawn until
all sets of answers have been received and entered
on record The system that will be used will make
it impossible for to and dozen safe
guards will be thrown around the checking of the
sets and the public will be invited to witness the
checking.
The II titles selected during the contest will be
known only to the publisher and the reputation of
this newspaper stands guarantee to all contest
ants of absolutely fair and impartial awarding of
the prizes.
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Eyaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-Evaporated APP
pies. firm and quiet.
Prunes. firm.
Apricots, scarce and firm.
Peaches, steady.
Raisins. uuiet.
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Tho connection with this contest
Booklovers Contest CO.. San Francisco. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-16
TOURISTS ENTHUsE IN
MAKING ALASKA TRIP
Steamer Traffic to St. Mi
chael and Nome to Close
Aug. 22 and Sept. l
Especial Dispatch to The CAM

Especial Dispatch to The CALI
SEATTLE, Aug. 15.-Announcement
was made last night for the last sail
ings from Seattle for connections at
st. Michael, Alaska. for points on the
Yukon river by steamship companies
operating between this port and Ber-
ing sea, as August % and September /.
The Alaska-Pacific Steamship COM
pany, however, will have steamers
leave for points in southwestern Alas
ka for several months to come. These
trips will be of especial interest to the
tourists and others desirous of visiting
the interesting parts of the territory.
During the last trips to southwestern
Alaska points steamers of the Alaska
Pacific Steamship company have been
carrying hundreds of enthusiastic tour
lists In nearly every instance the cap
tains of the steamers have been pre-
sented with testimonials praising the
delights of the sea voyage and COM
mending the Alaska Pacific Steamship
companys officers, courteous treatment
OF passengers and the excellence of the
cuisine.
There is no more delightful trip on
either coast than that to Alaska in
the summer or fall, and this fact is
becoming more generally known each
succeeding season.