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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
WELLSBURG

e. !. Jacobs. of columbus. Ohio. was
." Nisilot ~ the city on Wednesday.
". Paradice. OF California. was a Wis
"@r IA TIE city yesterday.
airs boyce. - Grafton. ". Va. was n
visitor in the city on WcdneSday
\ poiatoe Weighing two pounds and
IliTtefu ounces was raised by Henry
Summ"rVille last season on his farm in
fuualo district and vet some people
-hy that the land IN this portion OF the
Wilbur Gist. eldest son Of Mr. and
Mrs. J. g. Gist. Of Buffalo district. won
the prize for the best white corn
Rev. Frickland. ~ Franklin Methodist
Episcopal church. and Rev. Hamilton. OF
independence Methodisf church we're in
1,it.nia-te az tho conference meeting IN
Pittsburgh. this week
Miss Lulu finkert0n. who was oper-
atd unou recently IN Wheeling nos
pltal. ~ now improving. although at
hrst her l!fe VAS almost despaired Of
The Auxiliary Mission circle will hold
= hnke sale az Walkers store on Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs Margaret Fouik. Of New Ksnsin9-
Ton. y visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Piukerton, Of charles street
To" little girls 81 Welishurg viii meet
Werlich. o. Eighth street. on Thursday
afternoon ~ 40 fo organize n cooking
ciass - pc known as the Mary Frances
Miss Gertrude smith. daughter ~ Mr
1rd Mrs o. y smith. - improving nice
is. ~ liaskins' Hospital. AFTER having
last. Tor Appendicitis
Misses Anna and Marie Tfodein fe-
turned ON sunday from a weeks visit
~ iN" home 81 their grandfather. at
I.iU hu0ul. Ind
John Mrtnfirc. 81 Eyesvlile. ohio. is
yi7itin Frclatives in this vicinity. his
former horne
Henry Wells. ~ necrh Bottom. vas
visitor IN the rifv yesterday.
Fen IsnIir Williams. the o. wiy elected
Mayor ~ IoilHushrc. VIII take w tho
'uuniCipu feius uu February -
Rev g.. O. Johnston. - the Free
Methodist church. viii sneak In the y
" e. \. IN sunday afternoon. next 90
nn
claude w,snt. II the Home Telephone
Company. returned today from New YORK
f.fE
Wr AMI Wrs ~ Hau and children.
Uho have been visiting m the city have
fnnt'd 90 their new home ~ Atlantic
'fty
a special term ~ circuit Court is
stTleI Ger the nrst week iu February
NJ samuel Hubbard % Huthard
10. r.ta. viii entertain on friday iu hon
of or Nfrs Uprrlet Hfytue
Tie Welfetufc thofal Society Will
rINe The Rose Mfideu" This evening
In tfe preeht terian church About
CIV nIsfnhf ra nIe sNrer ted 20 take part
Miss Trua Realty. ~ WettshurG viii
OCT in the role % pianist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30

In Probate court the will OF Emily
Johnston. was probated. X $. Johnston
appointed executor. bond So 1000 and in
ventory. etc. issued
VIII OF Elizabe,n Mitchell probated,
sarah Mitchell appointed executrix. bond
NJ: y. Duvall appointed guardian
GLADYS L. Grasseli bond $500.
order TO borrow money ON stocks in
estate of Paul -. Morgan.
inventory. etc. filed estate Rachel =
Elliott order TO sell personal property
at private sale.
Individual and partnership inventories
filed estate G. a. Hell. Latter taken ap-
praisement by partner
Juvenile affidavits against Hobart Ar
mold and Paul Adams.
Distributive account filed estate Jos
Boiselle.
Mary II. Cooper. executrix filed $50 900
bond estate OF J. r. winn.
:. &. Boyd. appointed administrator
estate Mary r.. Boyd, bond $500.
Petition to sell real estate in estate
susanna Cropy er.
Guardian al Item appointed estate
tnsia Woomer and order to sell real
estate at private sale.
FINAL account estate VIM. Burns job m
icy. Anna u. Hammond. Sarah Jackson
Application TO probate Wills Sarah J.
Laisure. Mary Huml and Thos Russell
Aug. Pichini ordered to Massillon asy-
iurn and Geo. Mamula TO Gallipolis asy-
lum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The entire Northwest and upper val
Ieys are covered by low pressure. UNI
urea extending southwark over the
middle West The slight depression
central valleys also rests over the Ohio
valley this taorning. attended by light
ain or snow.
The pressures are high over the Gulf
states and the Plateau and Pacfnc
Tins section will be under the infIu.
ence OF the twestern low pressure area
tonlBht and Thursday. unsettled and
warm weather.. with rain being indicat-
LEGAL data: Highest Temperature YES.
terday. - degrees. lowest last night
3S degrees. rainfall. 0.0S.
The Ohio will continue to fall rapidly
In the district tonight and probably
Thursday. H. C. HOWE.
Section Director
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NV fohk. Jan 29-Butter hrm.
SbG; seconds SiH Ssc. thirds 3eV 37c.
NEW G.oKk, Jan. 2a.--Flour Firmly
hsld at old prices
Wheat spot st'dirr. 40 . red 1851,
elevator and 10 fob nnOat. NJ. l.
torthefn Duluth I0l fob aiioat Fu-
lures closed IN = net higher. may
closed ?: Lie. July 37Hc. Bonded
wheat: January iO0L nominal. MAY
SSH bid. July - bid
'Orn-spot rrm. export 5Ga.c fob
afoat.
pats-Spot steady. No 2. IS. No. 4
31izc. white clipped 3Ssf4Ic
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Miss Margaret German has returned
from Pittsburgh. where she attended
the funeral Of a relative.
quite number OF persons of this
place attended the funeral Of Nicholas
Taker, at Wheeling yesterday after
noon. The deceased resided here sew
eTal years ago.
Today anu saturday the employees of
the pudding department of the W. 8. N
l Go. plant will receive their pay.
There are an unusually large number
Of pupils absent from school this week
on account OF illness
The Benwood Red Mems lodge con-
ferred the second degree on several n
didates this week
Benwood lodge of A. q. L. w. had
charge Of Nicholas Bakers funeral yes
terday at Wheeling
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WASHtNGTON. Jan % Rebel nc.
flviticg continued without abatement
within fifteen miles ~ Wcxico civ.
according 10 adviccs received NJ the
stnte department TODAY from Amhas.
sadOr Henry Lane Wilson Mr. VII.
son said the city was plunged into
darkness and trafnway traffic vas at
siandstill Monday night when the
rebels cut the electric power lines
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BBNWOOD

Because OF the lack of sufficient iron
from the Martins Ferry blast furnace.
which supplies the Wheeling Steel d
Iron company plant here. the pudding
department OF the mill was shutdown
early yesterday morning for several
weeks. throwing scores OF puddlers out
OF employment 10 they do not care to
work in any other part of the plant, the
management having offered them jobs
until their department resumes oper-
elton Why the Martins Ferry furnace
rs unable to furnish sufficient iron for
the mill is not known.
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Realty Transfers,

terest. lot 500. W. &. Hudson 10 Arthur
College. lots. TiitonSvilie. s42O. Ida
Stewart 20 Carnegie steel Co. lot. High
iand cry. s5": r ". crop 60 l.. q.
to cora Fellows. s.123 4-10 81 n, S'eu-
benville township. s3eo. J"nu Feather to
stella BOUCHER. 6.i23 3-1O 50 IT. steu-
benvtiie township. $500. Louis Dokus to
Frank Nervenka, lot. DilIonvale. 1926.
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WOMAN DROPS DEAD
KkEEi Inc - ssH~r

CHICAGO. Jan % Whi- tn .ii5g
IN PRAYER w. hor pow go rtn 10.
Nafuo cathedral here 'pdr sa-f-
mass. Mrs ksto rorhy flns o. &C.,.
noor dead She vas sui ...f - b.
in good heath whom shc i''' Pc f~.tr
with her daughter short VIII. d..
fore
Mrs. Corbv. Who we about o. .aare
NJ age. was the mother 90 Frln..g "
Corby. q board - trade operator
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Circuit cour,

You'd better marry Mr. Ezyn'it. &c
counselled the fond Iapa
DO YOU think he truly loves me-
asked the pretty daughter.
I'm sure he does"
How can you be sure when ! am
not,"
I've been borrowing money from
him for three months and he keeps
coming Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s-Coppe- noni-
nal standard spot and January sIsg5
Did. February. March and April $3.50
l5.I1. electroiytlc $3.50. lake SIG sOef
1915. casting SiSOUd 1926. Tin St-on.
spot and January f50.75 "a 81 90 i'ebru-
arv $50 50 n 81. 30. March so 90 a so 20
Lead steady at Sg.25fff35 Srelter snSy
81 Ss5ofi 1sn. Anthony unsettled.
'"nkson's 1915. Iron easy and I'M
changed
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Making This the "spotlsss Town

Yesterday the streets were given a
good cleaning by the street commits
hioners gang with fire hose. There was
mucn mud on the streets caused by the
Hood: The alleys will be given q clean
ing BY removing all rubbish. BY next
week this place will take on an aspect
Of the "SpOtless Town"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
Bank Annual Election Hsid.

Yesterday afternoon the directors and
stockholders OF the Bank OF Benwood
held their annual meeting In the new
building and reelected the old officers
Tor the ensuing year Reports were
read showing that last years business
WAS the largest and best in the history
Of the institution.
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Another siavish wedding.

Yesterday afternoon another Slavish
wedding took place at St Johns church
making about half "a dozen marriages
in the editice during the past few
monthG The event was celebrated in
the usual enjoyable manner by the for
eigners last evening with a dance and
huge banquet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30

Anna kunca W.. John Kunca suit for
divorce and restoration to maiden name
or MarcinScok. also alimony. also To en-
JON hlm from interference They were
married May 20. 1872, and sn. alie--s
iailufe To support because he spent the
greater portion OF his time drinking He
mas struck her with a razor strop and
ne would abuse her. She is is years old
ana weak and s!ckly. lie sold the furni-
ture and left her and she fears for her
life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30

LEANF,NWORTH KaS. ian. % -
Fred Mooney ~ Duluth. who entered
tho federal prison here With other d.
hOr leaders convicted IN connection
with the dynamite conspiracy" was
released today ON bond Of 10000
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Coffee.

speclsi Dispatch 20 Inc fnte1Ilgenrer
NV YORK. Jan % Havre market
unchanged 10 &, franc advance. Nsrrh
futures closet offered - I121r MAY
clpsef o. 1880. July cioaed offered ~
~ SIC -rpteulbet closed offered ~ Q SIC
December closed Offered ~ - --r Ulo
~. quoted az i2tfc. market stsndy.
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Dry Gcods.

NEW YORK. Jan. 9Th. rotfon
goods gray cloth markets are nrtusr
and more active Domestic lines hold
Eteady. Cotton yarns are easing Worst
od yarns are IN good call IphherS 70
p"ri trade ia a better position than a
year ago.
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LILY Climb pane. ron,rht.

This evening the White Lily social
club will give a dance In the Barlow
hall The feature OF the affair will be
snow dance" The Bellaire Eiks'
orchestra will furnish the music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30
STBUBBNQILIB

y.1.: z. o. e, ,scY:s.
The n.s s; sa :: ..;s :. " ~:
over sixtsss nssshs ~iss ssrdoo n 81 81
f. ssi h! H :s. a ss S:s , se y
isii. foI,evins ssvsrs iasars.s sssssissd
5. a.sn:S 1ss,sy y'f /. s.. s se :sa s p.
sam: OF s: ola fi:ssiae 3! .. sset ssa -:
.a.. S .,n. as but :. :s1.: ars s:,:
weary Of ne long ssrassis. hs ~.s THE
rsIisd ,n IS s,n w OF his suffering and
Captain MAXWELL was born In Wheeling
and came to Minso "a years age to work
later terry y =. r Ssss. .;r. Hs
and for the past twenty years foiIowed
this business. He was one Of the best
valley and could be found a. his post al
most any time day or night. durfng his
many years OF service. until stricken
lie VAS Was. a a sfi Il. g year. ago las. May
with the following child. en- survive 10
father: Mrs Alma Calvin. OF Minxo.
John. of Glassport. Pa: Rhea. James. Ar
thur and Ella. at home. The following
He a ester or t rs0 i sSssiss c at'
Mrs Harry French. OF Forest Grove. ore.
gon; William. Of Girard. Ohio; Mrs. Anna
L. seiberser. OF Williamsburg. Pa.
archie Maxwell. OF Mingo; Laura Il.
Maxwell and Clarence Maxwell. of Wheel
ing.
The deceased was = man noted for hi.
integrity, strsisht-forwardness and
strength OF character. He had q friend
In all who knew him and his death will
De a matter OF universal regret In this
section or the valley. where he was so
Wen known. He served for several years
as village marshal OF Mines. and at the
time or his death was a member OF the
Mingo board OF education He was a
member OF the Red Men, Knights of
Pythiss. Uniform Rank, Daughters of
Pocahontas. Eagles lodge or Steubenville
and the German Schutzen Club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30

The jury in the case OF George Kinds.
the negro who attacked a woman at the
i,aBele View hill spring. made short
shlft or him. convicting him OF assault
with intent TO rape. for which he was in
dlcted "
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Money.

NEW YORK Jan 20 Money on call
firmer a. 2Ag3 per cent. riIi.nr rafe 4
per cent. closing BID -. per cent. offer
81 ~ per cent Time ipsrs Hfends. 90
dHy ~ per rent and 90 davs g.gs nor
cent. six months -, per cont
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STOCK MARKET WAS ON
THE DECLINE YESTERDAY

NEW YORK. Jan 2s.-Gains made
hnons the standard stocks on yester-
a saS rise were eon:iderably reduced
requirements OF the short interests had
been satisfied. and the demand fell on
values. This was espesiaiiy true among
leading stocks. such a. Reading. Union
Iacinc Steel. Amaigamated and The Hill
There was little pressure against these
stocks and n number Of them made
News from London that peace nego-
tiatIons had been broken on was fol-
lowed by the most active selling of the
session 81 a factor which. in the opinion
IN the American Gan stocks. which have
the last week. Can Common sold todas
AT t0+c, az compared with 2SLc last
ednesday; The preferred In the same
er continued its advance. moving up
hve points. Southern Pacific was in
h ht"a,dy demand and rose over two points.
rumors conceInins approach OF an
Agreement in the negotiations for dis
sales 1866 shares
Bond prices were somewhat easier.
Totsl sales par value sl.s75.o0o.
Panama SIS advanced - on call.
,: Q. 1aohs q COS closing Letter.
NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-The breaking
balkan and Turkish delegates was Of
nctally announced today in London but
there was no disturbance in markets az
a result. II is still believed in diplomat
fc circles that there will be no renewal
OF hostilities. The American shares
were the most prominent in the market
again today. The preferred reached n
new high record at 1873. the common was
very heavily bought at the opening and
ranged from 80 10 39t1 afterwards GO
Ing to foA. A sharp break In preferred
shares OF points carried the common
down with II to 39i.. where the buying
began to he effective again and IL
crossed 30 In the late afternoon. There
was some confident buying OF the
southern Pacific shares on belief thai
dissolution will end favorably to the
company and terms Will be entirely sat
tsfactory to shareholders. international
Harvester was another strong feature
and rose on a moderate amount of buy
ing. several points before profit taking
appeared which temporarily checked II.
The Inter-boro's were more active and
would appear TO he in line for good TIM
provement once the subway contracts
are disposed OF The Steel stocks were
backward on some disappointment over
the quarterly earnings which at closer
analysis found to be less favorable than
at first glance indicated. The close was
somewhat brisk and stocks appeared In
fair demand especially the Inter-boros
and Can stocks. \ settlement OF sub
way affairs would take grea. load OF
the market and stocks would respond
quickly in a burst of strength.
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TRIAL GOES OYER
Owing To Death OF Sister OF JudQe
Robinson Martin loitus VIII
Not Be Tried Until February 4

On account OF the death OF a sister
Of Judge Robinson. the murder trial
OF Martin LOTUS. which was to have
been hid yesterday. was postponed I'M
til Tuesday. February .. The defend
ant. along with Thomas Gattrell and
John Blattner. was indicted by the last
grand jury for the murder OF william
"Chatty' Bullock AZ the I.aBelie coop
or shop on the South Side some time
ago The trial o. the other two de-
PENDANTS will be held later.
Circuit Court.
One suit was filed In the circuit
court yesterday. styled John Kahn vs..
Richard Kahn and others. The suit
Is brought In chancery for the parti-
ton Of property.
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Want Money Bacf,

the trustees OF Steubenville township
appeared before the county commisslon
trs 70 demand that they be reimbursed
TOT Sio.Ss5.5s spent on the road to
LIQUIDS from MtngO. built under the CON-
missiUners orders No action was taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-30

George W. Tweedy. Is years. Of Mar
tins Ferry. and Edna 4 Brown. rs years
of Aingo Junction.
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I)-Transfer books close January Is,
| 1918. for y or per cent cash dividend,
payable January Al.
t2)-Transfer books close Ian. 20.
1913. FOR extra per cent cash dividend.
payable Jan. IS, 1918
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Jan 3s.-wheat ana corn
sltsrnated IN helping each other to-day.
close. Oats gainec slightly while pro-
visions declined
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Total sales 1910 shares.
H--i~.s'. Local Stocks.
WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. 20, ~.
The foiIowIng quo satione Oh, IN. mora
active Wheeling s.oekg are corrected
daily for the Intelligencer by Howard
Haxiett z Son. local brokers:
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CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.-Cattle strong to
49, Te.ss ascSsG s ssscs:r. :@ sns
1850 =: calves ,s 500 s9a hf Mcs:
.se 7s7n: mixed de'P sssoa e,9sSG; h ilshs
81 IS a 7.7o; rough s7.25 a 40; pigs So 81
q 1.40: bulk $500 7.65. Sheep steady TO
i0c higher: 1900: muttons t4.50 AS;
lambs ss.6O@s.6O
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. 30. ID
ht following GUotations on the morn
ecUve WheciiEs stocks are corr.cted
aAuf .or the lntelllgencer by George We
Baron. local broker. and r. Il MARSHALL
manager Bond Depa- tment
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New York Stock Exchange,

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. 30. "a
Range Of active stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. r.. Mastcn 4 CO.. brokers.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh
Choice ss25Gs.40: prime sfs5GSio
Sheep slow. supply fair: prime weth ers
$500 5.I5. culls and commons $4,000
$50: lambs S5.OO4s.75: veal calves 81 o 90
" 1880. Hogs active: receipts 10 dou-
bledecks: prime heavies S7.TOG $50:
mediums IS o0G sos: heavy workers IS 90
u sos; light workers. $500 SOS; pigs
$500 a sos: roughs se.5Oa 700.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Rye-No. 2. 64064ifc.
Barley--Feed or mixinr son zoe
Timothy Seed-s3 O0Gl is.
Glover Seed-s12 600 20 90.
Pork-Mess SIS s061s TO-
Snort 6a R,s.M ,leTsss 80 ,,o $500 AZ ''.
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hoUNDSyILLE LINE
WHEELING and MOUNDsVILLA
Daily except sunday.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-Beeyes active.
steers firm to Zoe higher: bulls and
cows 1o415c higher: some sales OF
SseC cs &c higher: steer: st;s5g $50: bull.
beef firmer: native sides 81 q Isc:Texas
~ loo; exports AZ cattle and 20 sheep.
Ssives steady 20 strong: veals $3.50 b
$3.50 500: yeariings $3.50 q BOO. Dress
ed calves steady to lower: city dressed
veais lao lsc. country dressed eih q lsc
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On lines having regular express SER
nifty pounds OF OF large bulk. will nos
be carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINESIDaily except Sunday.
No shtpmsnta except emergency shfp-
ments OF medtcine, will be carried On
essssngsr cars estvesp eco and s:iI
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d. per cent payable January 1.
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WHEELING r1AcxToH oo,rPAHY,
xxRBxBs cA1 SCEBDJL2
T..jssS I1n fI.ss ~ q; ase@

wHEELING AND wELLsBURa
DAILY srcept SUNDAY
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u-Ex-div. Ia. rer cent.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-05


Our feet are set in pathways I'M 7
to shame,
Our wOmanhood is trampled in
the mire;
Know you the bitter road by |
which we came
To sell our youth and joy to.
your desire?
You masters who are niggard |
in your hire,
Who starve' us and who drive us
day by day,
Who wiring our slender strength
until we tire;
YOU set our weary feet upon the |
way.
You give to us a pittance for a
wage,
You crush the JOY Of living in
us all,
And then, in righteous anger"
and in rage,
You call us Scarlet Women"
when we fall;
Well, we care not about the
names you call,
Nor care about the reasons" you
intOne;
We know the rate of wages is
so small
That women cannot live on them
alone.
We may be creatures far beyond
y the pale,
But you're the goodly folk who
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-03-07

LOS ANGELES, March 6.-Dazzling.
with a bri1liancy radiant as a. search
light, Ca1ifornia's diamond queen. Mrs.
Clara Baldwin stocker, 81. 900. 900
heiress of Lucky" Baldwin, is the
sensation among the beautifully gowned
women who are attending the grand
opera.
Gems, fiery and sparkling as forest
fire. glitter from Mrs. Stocker's dia-
nond studded gold satin pumps and
from her diamond embroidered gold
fishnet stockings. her diamond ring
decked hands, the s55.oo0 collar. the
diamond star drop earrings and flash
ing hair ornament.
A gorgeous colored dress of flashing
gold f1shnet over golden satin. slit upon
one side. revealed diamond studded
stockings.
Mrs. Stocker has a passion for brill
liant gems. sparing neither time nor
money TO obtain them
4 magnificent ermine coat arrived;
for her at the Alexandra. where Mrs.
stocker Ii staying. The modest bill
was $1,000. She also owns a sealskin
worth $500.
Diamonds are my JOY. said Mrs.
Stocker
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-03-07
PARASITE FOUND
FOR FRUIT PEST
Honolulu Eniomologist Locates
Slayer of Mediterranean flu
In Iunglcs of Western africa

HONOLULU, March e-Doctor Sill
vestri. an entomologist sent by the
Hawaiian territorial board Of agricul-
ture to make search in different parts
of the world for a parasite to destroy
the fruit pest known as the Mediter-
town. South Africa, that he had found
1t in the West African Jungle and that
he would bring It here. at once via
Australia. For years the Mediterra-
mean fiy has been a curse upon the fruit
Industry OF Hawaii. The search for
an effective parasite has been going
ON for years