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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
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MISCEILiNE
SHOES, SHOES! SHOES!

923 EAST Broad. near City Hall, Is tho
new home of Bowdcn's Sample Shoe
store. Good shoes cheap for the whole
family
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SITUATION wANTED-Male

WANTED. employment for boys. white
and colored. II To II years old. Phone
Randolph G22. Juvenile Court of Rich
rnond. Room o, City Hall.
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THE new Colonial Cottage. Ocean View.
Va. opposite park entrance. Fourth
of July rates from Saturday 10 Monday,
three dollars. Weekly rates, nine, ten
anu twelve and half dollars. Address
Box IA.
OLD Colonial home 81 miles north of
Richmond. Va: hot and cold water
Rates, 50 per week. Children and nurses
half price. Address -. c. DeJarnette.
Milford, Va.
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DUMP wagons and dump carts. vii
close out at reduced prices our stock
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POSITION wanted. bookkeeper or as
sistant. By young man not afraid of
work. II: Il. ". All North Ninth Street.
Madison 545S-J.
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7l77l--l7lI-1-I--
WANTED-Agent:

20 agents wanted at once; money
making. 1903 East Broad.
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old Hickory" and weber" farm wa
CONS.
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A AUTOMOBILES.

TWO new 1914 Overland 5-passcnEcr
cars fully equipped with electric
starter. etc: Overland 40 5-passenger:
Oldsmobilc 5-pa sscngcr; Hupmobile
roadster; Oakland Six. 1913. perfect
order; all Very cheap Used Car Ex-
change. $50 West Broad street. Phone
FOR sale. one 1912 lakewood Lozier
rebuilt and reprinted. Tires good:
car iuily equippcd; cheap TO quick
buyer. one 1911 Cha lmcrs 80 Limousine.
lulIy equipped: car in excellent shape
one atom truck in guaranteed mechani-
ca condition. subject to demonstra-
, Boaargain; one Ramch large cleo
trio. 1000. ID SAB. care Times Dispatch
HAVE an outing in an automobile Hire
one for business or pleasure. Get
one by the hour or day. Buy an auto
mobile ,,,o6n, from Hs We can save YOU
you at once. Phone Randolph Gll7 or
Madison 24s3 for information. Rich
m,ohd Auto Exchange. Inc. sos West
broad Street.
WANTED. a thousand automobile tires
10 rcpalr or vulcanize. Highest grade:
work guaranteed. Frank J.. Graham.
Jr. 1911 West Broad Street.
Two i-ton commercial trucks in Al
mechanical and paint condition: new
engines. For quick cash sale onevcd
at a sacrifice. * 1923. care Times Dis
patch.
WIEN you wish 20 buy an automobile.
when you wish TO sell an autOinoblie
when YOU wish to exchange an auto
mobile. CIR when occasion demands that
YOU hire an automobile. phone RAN
dolph GIL. or Madison 24S3. Richmond
Auto Exchange. Inc, sos West Broad
street
SPECIAL Inducements this week to n
few more quick purchasers Of slightly
used FOrds. MaXwcils. Bucks and
Mitchens Sec Mr. l. IS starbuck. liz
West broad street. Richmond. Va.
FOR sale. 2-passenEer 2S-horsepower
Buick car In nrst-class condition
having been run less than 5000 miles
Cost SLIGO: needing a larger car, Will
sell for $3.50 cash or secured notes.
owner l. ISL, care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. ONE 40-HORSEpOWER
AUTOMOBILE. 5-pASSENGER APP
PLY THE COHEN COMPANY
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SPECIAL summer prices. ordinary resi-
dent windows. cents. Staining and
waxing floors our specially. William
Johnson. Randolph $3.50.
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FOR SALE

SEVERAL rubber-tired top buggie
. very cheap.
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WANTED, 3 or 4 furnished rooms I'm
good location (whitc): state all In
first letter and telephone number. Adj
dress * ll6. care Times Dispatch.
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FOR sale, by owner. residence, rooms /:
in good condition.: modern convent
enccs. Large corner lot. Call Madison
1861. or address g 9l2. care Times
Dispatch
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WANTED

WANTED. $4,000 from private party;
good real estate security. G. a14, care
Times Dispatch.
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COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY.

Office OF The TrcaSurer.
Wilmington. y. c.. June 20. 1914
THE board OF directors OF Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company has de-
clared dividend of l-2 per cent on
the common capital stock OF that com
pany, payable at the office Of tho treas
urcr. at Wilmington. y. G.. on and after
July 10. 1914. to stockholders of record
on June 10. 1914 The transfer books
arc closed from the 18th day OF June
1914. to the 18th dag of July, 1914, both
inclusive. JAMES T.. POST.
Treasurer.
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MY entire stock of millinery and
ready made garments now being sold
az greatly reduced prices. Alterations
gree Mrs julius Bear. 1921 East Main
Street.
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MR. r. X. Florance has moved his law
offices from the Merchants National
Bonk Building to No. Gli Mutual Build
ing tsi%th foor), corner of Ninth and
Main Streets. Richmond. Va.
WANTED. everybody to know that we
VIII print your name on 100 high
grade visiting cards and deliver them
anywhere for As cents. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Adj
dress Box CT. Richmond. Va.
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MODEitNl.f appointed rooms with
board. for permanent or transient
guests: Mrs. Cabell II. Cauthorn. Mrs
~ 5. Evnns. ll5 East Franklln.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

UNIVERSITY Virginia graduate with
experience. desires position as tea CHI
or for July and August; satisfactory
references. Address Box 37S. tnivcr-
sity Virginia
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WANTED. thousand automobile tires
70 repair or vulcanize. Highest grade
WORK guaranteed. Frank j.. Graham,
Jr.. 1911 Yves: Broad Street
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NOTICE

CHARLES O. Burch. private detective
Agency. 1903 Park Building. corner
Tenth and Bank. Phone Randolph 4556.
Richmond. Va.
WANTED. the public to Know that
Jahnke Bros. jewelers.. 9l2 East
Main street, buy. sell. exchange and
reinount diamonds In the latest styles
old gold ana silver always taken in
NChnnHn.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
National State and City BE-

National State and City Bank.
Richmond. Va. June 25. 1914.
THE board OF directors OF this bank
has declared a semiannual dividend
of three and one-half per cent, payable
on and after July /. 1914
JULIEN II. HILL.
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PROPOSALS=Scaled
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.

the Clerks Office of the
Supreme Court OF Appeals, in the
Library Building. in the city OF Rich
mond Va. June 80. 1914.
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PERSONAL
HUMAN hair bought and sold at
Hughes's 200 North Third Street.
NOTICE-A administrators

HAVING qualified as administrators OF
the estate of Thomas Francis Green.
deceased. all persons indebted to said
estate will please make payment of
said indebtedness. All persons having
claims against said estate will please
present them for payment.
MARGARET Il. GREEN.
Administrators.
30 North Ninth Street
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WANTED. position IA teacher In fam
lily or private school for tho coming
session 1914 and 1915. or clerk in store
References given II required. Miss y.
Y. H.. Mace, Va. Route J.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED. a few competent teachers
for graded and high schools No
others need apply. school boards
write us. Mutual Teachers Association
StoVall y g
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POSITION wanted by teacher Of cXpe-
rience TO care for backward child
in their home. or nursery govcrncss
26l7 East Franklin
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SMALL. ATTRACTIVE. UNFUR-
NISHHED APARTMENT. ENOR-
NOUS SACRIFICE FOR JULY AND
AUGUST: GRESHAM COURT. RAN
DOLPH 5246.
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MEETINGS.

Virginia Railway and Power Co.
No 149 Broadway. New York.
May 90. 1914.
THE board OF directors OF Virginia
Railway and Power Company has
this day declared n dividend OF per
cent. equal to three dollars per share.
on the preferred stock of said company.
payable on July 10. 1914. to the pre-
Is. 1914 The transfer books will not
be closed Dividend checks Will be
mailed. G. b. WILLIAMS.
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MASONIC notice--A stated com
Nv munication OF Joppa Lodge. No.
w 40. a.. +. G. 4. NJ, Will be held
at the Masonic Temple THURSDAY.
I'd inst. at 1880 o'clock y. NJ.
Members OF sister lodges and tran
silent brethren are fraternally invited
to be present.
BY order of the Worshipful Master
GEORGE G. JEFFERSON,
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HELP WANTED-Malc

mond examinations soon. So month
Sample questions free. Franklin In
St!tutc, Dept. i30 O. Rochester. y. y.
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FOR SALE-Farins.

FOR sale exchange Will exchange
$50 acres fine fruit and timber land
for unincumbered city property. To-
Gated In Richmond Va. or Washington,
ID. G. Fine orchard OF l.5o0 trees now
on property, with a fine crop Of apples
10 he harvested this fall. Full particu-
lars upon application. Address l. $40.
care Times Dispatch. Richmond Va.
Sound: % acres: fish. oysters. era s
clans; good shooting; good buildings
and land. owner old. must sell. Price
S3,25o. Z. l. Seller. Shelltown. Md
FOR sale. 100 acres first-class land
l-2 miles OF Farmville. on ma cadam
road: 30 acres cleared and cultivated:
- acres second bottom. not subject to
overflow. Some good timber. Immc-
date Possession. Price. $3.50 per
acre. Apply 10 Prince Edward Realty
EOnnnnN. Ea rmNille. VI.
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WANTED. white hoy, IL TO 10 years
Glass Works. Hospital ana Mill Streets.
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WANTED. registered assistant drug
clerk for month OF August. Address
j. 331, care Times dispatch.
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POULTRY, PET AND LIVE STOCK

PIGEONS pay dollars. where chickens
space required: always pcnned up:
ready markets; send for MAY issue of
our Journal: fully explained there
Price 10 cents. Reliable SQUAD Jour
nal. Versailles, Mo.
head of extra good
ncclimated mules right out of the
hardest kind OF work: range from
TO years old; weight. from LOCO to
100 pounds each. They are all In fine
condition. These mules will be sold
under full warranty: If not will re-
fund the money. Also n handsome
edapple-gray mare, 3 years old Can
be seen at the Southern Transfer
Stables, No. lG South Fifteenth Street
IN stud AT Fair Grounds stable the
handsome brown trottinG stallion
Kelly King $500. standard and regis
tered: race record. 2:lS Ia: trial, 2:l5
For terms and inspection apply VIII
liam Pitts Manager.
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TRANSFERS

MILLNER'S Transfer. zoe North Ninth
Street, piano and furniture spc-
cialty; trunks, 25c. Phone Madison
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WILLOUGHBY
HOTEL
wILL&Ucnny BEACH. VIRGINIA.

Norfoll<'s coolest Seaside Resort
where Ocean Breezes always blow. Now
open for guests. Formal opening June
20 Entirely new management. Ex-
tensive improvements made Morning
concerts. dancing. boating. ASKING. sail
ing. bathing. palm garden. buffet. pool
and billiards. Full equipment OF
shower baths and bath rooms FREQ to
guests. Table uneXcelled. Rates $3.50
per day. $3.50 per week and up. Special
rates to families. Booklet Address
A. l.. SCHULZ. Secretary. Willoughby
Hotel Company.
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LOST. watch fob yesterday with round
gold locket. engraved G. G. w. Re-
ward IL returned 500 Park Avenue or
office OF G. d ..
FOUND, Sunday afternoon. jcwcled pin.
owner may claim same at Jefferson
Hotel
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WE carry full line OF buGgies. both
FOR business and pleasure. rs we'll as
the most complete line OF commercial
wagons in the city.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WHY not invest some of your money in
moving picture business. which will
net YOU 20 to 40 per cent? Address q
?l3. care Tfmcs-Dispatch.
IL you want to buy or sell n business
OF any description, any location.
write Commercial Bureau of Inforrna-
ton. Inc. Box l56. Richmond. Va
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WANTED-:scal Estate

LIST your farms with !. 4. Connolly
& Co. Write postal for necessary
blanks
LET us get you Il tenant for your va
can't property. Special attenti5n to
collection OF rents. VIM. NJ Miller G.
Co. Inc. ll5 North Eighth Street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED. from herd between Groves
store and Richmond. one black de-
horned COW with white spots on hip
formation leading to her nnding. Me
Comb IL Block. Richmond Union stock
Yards
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HAVE big stock of runabouts, top bug
gics. phaetons and Surveys IN fine or
medium goods. See US for any style or
price JOB you may want. Our prices
are low when quality is considered.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Statesmen

SALESMtN wanted to sell work shirts
as "a side line on commission basia
mo western Shirt Co. 4SG Broadway
New York CITY
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lo-horscpower mounted gasolcne en-
CINE, also gasolene and kerosene en-
gines. various sizes, guaranteed. l.
Bluford. sol North Fifteenth Street.
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HAVE one spring wagon. s35 one for
$50; one runabOut. $50: one for s5J:
one for SIS. one Meyer runabout SIS.
one standing top phacton, 500; ono
Brewster park drag. SIS. one phacton.
steel tired. $40, one mail wagon. $50.
The above I'm good condition. some as
good new.
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SITUATION WANTED-Female

WANTED-young lady with 3 years
experience, wishes position as ste
nogrnphcr. Address =. O. Box 81,
Washington, y. G.
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ASSASSIN LONG MEDlTATED
KILLING OF MONK

st. Petersburg, July 15.-The EN-.
peror's court physician, professor
Sergius Pelrovitch FederoH, and the
Impressed lady in waiting. Mile. Vi
rubova, started today for Tyuman,
Siberia, according to the courier. to
attend the mystic lay mony and i'm
perial confidant. Gregor Rasputin,
who is suffering from wound in
flicted by a woman who tried to kill
him.
In a newspaper interview today
Guseva, the would-be assassin who Il
in Jail, said she had long nleditate'j
killing Rasputin and thus "putti1s
an end to the awful evil wrought by
him in Russia by his impostures un-
der the guise Of prophet. 'Ras-
putin, in an/iherview, said: lit i.
all that cursed heloridus. Abbot OF
Tsaritsyn. But to the confusion OF
himself. and all my enemies. will
live and they will have moses put
around their neoks.''
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ElkS IN SESSION
Continued from page H.

ing boulder. while the school of
mines students and the students OF
the state agricultural college in
white mortor boards guarded a float
symbolizing the products of the
earth.
Miners from Trinidad showed up
on a float a rescue crew at work af-
ter mine explosion, and canon
City's pride apple was emblaZoncd in
the huge yellow globes that swelled
luscious in painted canvas upon their
float
From Salida came a real trout pool
crossed by bridge. Upon the
bridge barefooted urchins fished-
and caught rainbow trout.
Later Alamosa Elks presented a re-
alistic growing field of peas and al
falfa with homes and sheep feed
ing upon them.
Stock feeding idea was duplicated
by Fort Collins which showed lambs
at wirk with a stack of alfalfa.
La Junta swung. into line with
some more agricultural symbols,
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BARR & WIDEN NERO,
co. DEFENDANTS
C0vICTED IN
U. 5. COURT

Chicago. ILL.,, July 15.-The clos
ing chapter of the Barr and Widen
case. accused of obtaining an aggre-
gate of one million dollars by fraud
ulent use of the mails, was written
in the United States district court
here today when nine defendants
connected with the company were
convicted.
The firm was founded in 1901 by
James Barr and Joseph Widen in the
Barr and Widen Mercantile agency,
and at first did legitimate busi-
ness. Barr dropped out and Abra-
ham H. Freeman and Frederick Wen
dler came in.
t. The firm was accused of duping
creditors of bankrupt firms by stat
ing that it could recover hidden as
sets. In this way they received large
premiums from persons all over the
country but recoveries from bank
ru2t firms were practically none.
When the government brought its
charges Widen committed suicide,
taking poison on his mothers grave
in a st. Louis cemetery. Those con-
victed today were:
Abraham H. Freeman, superin-
tendent of agents, Chicago; Freder-
ick Wendler, general manager in the
St. Louis office; Charles F. Day,
Kansas City; James Y. Minehart,
Robert B. Pender, Pittsburgh: Joseph
Stevens, Kansas City; w. w. Fellers,
Kansas City: ]. H. Worman, St.
Louis; and Joseph Finkleman, St.
Louis.
Freeman and Wendler We're de-
clared by the prosecutor to be the
chief offenders. The others were en-
ployese.
A motion for new trial will be
argued tomorrow and until argu-
ments are heard, no sentences will be
imposed.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-15
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Hogs: Receipts 5000: market low
er: bulk of sales $50 to SIS; heavy
$50 to S.85: packers and butchers
8.75 to $50; light S.65 to $50: pigs
S.65 to. .8.85.
Cattle. Receipts $500: market
weak; prime fed steers 925 to 9.75;
dressed beef steers 9.25 to 9.75:
western steers to $50: southern
steers $50 to SIS; cows 4 to $50:
heifers Z to $50: stockers and feed
ers 6 to S35: calves 6.50,to 10.
Sheep: Receipts 5000: market
steady: lambs $50 to 3: yearlings
6.25 to Z: wethers ATS to SIS; ewes
to 5,
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WOMEN FALL FROM WINDOW,

Denver, Colo, July l5.--ln an at
tempt to restrain hc- daughter, Mrs.
lola Friend, aged 80, from throwing
herself out OF a second story win
dow OF the hotel where they were
living early today, Mrs. A. Il. Lewis,
aged ~, was dragged out ana both
women fell 20 feet to the ground.
They were taken to the county hos
pltal in an unconscious condition.
According to the hotel proprietor,
Mrs. FRIENDS was subject 10 spells OF
mental deran2emCut
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-15
Daily Markets
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

| Uneasiness in regard to threats OF
a railroad tie-up had considerable tc
do today with lifting the price ol
den advance OF quotations at Liver.
pool. and 1t was reported that black
rust had gained serious footh0ld
In Minnesota. Shorts made gener-
al rush to cover. The opening
which was 2 to &c higher. was fol-
lowed by other gains.
The close was strong at I to II to
| Ac net advance.
Corn bulged on account OF sharl
advance at Buenos Ayres due to un-
favorable weather and to the unsat-
isfactory quality OF supplies. The
market here was also affected by
continued heat and drought south
west. After opening Z to to 1c up
prices rose still higher.
The close was steady, s to Z to 1c
above last night. u..
Oats hardened with corn and
wheat. Enlarged offerings, how
ever, checked the advance.
Oats hardenede ewith corn and
wheat. Enlarged offerings, however,
checked the advance.
Weakness in the hog market had a
depressing influence on provisions
The chief result was the withdra wal
OF buyers more than any radical low
ering of values. - ..
Close: Wheat, July 7sa: septem-
ber TAR.
Corn, July 69a; September 67a.
Oats, July 36s; September 80.
Close: Pork, July 22.s7; Septem-
ber 1912.
Lard, July 1927; September 1910.
Ribs. July 1909; September 11.95.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-15
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. July 15.-Hogs: Receipts
10000; market lower: bulk Of sales
$40 to 500: light $50 to S.95:
mixed S.45 to sos; heavy $50 to
$50: rough $40 to S.45: pigs s to
3.
Cattle: Receipts 10000: market
lower: beeves 40 to $50: steers
$40 to S.30a stockers and feeders
$50 to s: cows and heifers $50 to
80: calves 7.5O to II.
Sheep: Receipts $4,000: market
lower; sheep 5.25 to 6.10: yearlinzs
5.75 to 7.3O; lambs $50 to $40.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-15

while Wheatridge showed her pro-
ducts boxed, ready to ship.
Radium was pictured by the Gem
trail City Lodge on behalf of Gilpin
county, with all its romantic possi-
'bilities.
Distinct from all came the band OF
Pueblo heading the third division
and leading three great floats show
ing the multifold activities of Colo
RADIOS Pittsburgh. The wonders of
Estes Park and its gateway entry of
Loveland and close behind it came a
sturdy exhibition of the products OF
the st. Vrain Valley shown by Long
mont
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-15
DAY IN CONGRESS.

Washington, July 15.-Senate:
Met at II a. m.
The fight over President Wilson $
nominations to the federal reserve
Board was continued.
House: Met at noon Bills on
the calendar were considered.
Representative TOwnsend's charg-
Pittsbu2s terminal railway were
heard before the commerce commit
tee.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-15

Washington, July l5.--Senate :.
Senator Sheppard introduced Il bill
making it a criminal act for the in
terstate public service corporations
and others to loan money to federal
officials.
House: Consideration of the gen.
eral deficiency bill was resumed.
A bill to regulate diversion Of wa
ter from Niagara Falls Tor disap-
pointment of powers was favorably
reported by the foreign affairs con-
:nlttee.
The bill for relief OF settlers on
irrigation projects was set aside in
favor OF other business.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-15
SUFFRAGETTES ATTACK SEC
RETARY OF STATE WOOD

London, July 1.-Two militant
sutrragettes today made violent at
tack on the Right Hon. Thomas Nc
kinnon Wood. secjetary of state for
Scotland. as he w\s leaving his resi-
dence. The women were armed with
heavy horsewhips, with which they
struck Mr.. Wood several tines across
the shoulders. They We're arrested
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-15
DEMAND FOR WOOL
BRISK IN LONDON

London, July 15.-The Offerings
at the wool auction sales today
amounted to 1853 bales. principal
ly crossbreds. The demand was brisk
and prices were firm, Americans pay
ing ten per cent advance for fine
greasy Merinos were in short sup
ply and in sellers favor. Shabby
slipes were irregular.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-15
The Express Is In This Town
and in to Stay

For Seventy-five years - three
quarters Of a century - the express
has been the right-hand of the ship
pers of commercial America. The
Express came to Trinidad, Colo, in
1S19sand it came to stay. For 80
years it has been the right-hand of
commercial Trinidad, Colo.
1t is here to stay. The other day
when reports went out that express
companies might retire from business
a protest went up. From whom this
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-15

prOtest-the express companies? No
The merchants of the country-ship-
pers rywhere-petitioned Con-
gress that no action be taken that
might have the effect of forcing the
express companies to retire. Com
mercial organizations all over the
land have Joined in this appeal to
Washington. ...
For seventy-five years in the past
and for good many more years in
the future Express Service will mean
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-15
RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York, July 15.-Close: Prime
mercantile paper 81 to. ~ per cent.
Bar silver 54s.
Mexican dollars 423.