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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The Aurora. Elgin and Chicago Rail
read Company shows gross earnings
for May OF Sls1,05S. Sl2.337 greater
than for the same month Of last year.
Operating expenses and taxes were
H24,44l and net earnings decreased
S6.721 10 s66.6l3. Gross earnings for
the eleven months ended May 81
totslled Sl.S51 0l9, a gain of s80,0S3,
while net earnings decreased s53.s22
10 s655.567 Balance for the period
was $276.95s
Commonwealth Power. Railway and
Light.
Statement OF combined earnings
from all sources Of constituent COM
panies OF the Commonwealth Power,
Railway and Light Company for
the twelve months ended April 30
shows gross revenue Of $14.503. $40;
operating expenses, including taxes.
amounted 10 $3.50, 40, leaving a gross
income Of S6.17O,079. and net income
available for requirements, deprecia'
tion and dividends on the company's
stock totalled S2.2O3.34 The Com
monwealth Power. Railway and Light
Company has outstanding S16,000.0 900
s per cent. preferred stock and Sl5,-
100000 common stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
Manhattan.

IRE 0rst nam. is that ~ TIE debtor nc
eeront thar % The creditor ana daie VIZ"
Judgment was fled. -...--.
TaE,e Cloak and suit Col. saTdo''E'
MAJ - 1914 s5ss = -.
Friedman Ha-r~ IA. =. Dow - Marth
= 1911. $40 a.. Same-ssr1e. March
larf. s4s4 A.. same--ame June g. l'i''
Frs.o o;userrs. lanes u As'arita. con-
so--. Contracting 60. and salvatore 'on-
rortI-I. ce-rHcn Jan q. '1l' $50 10. %.
rTo.sfsi. Jacoh-I Stern ~ al Dec. -.
1875. ,l5G S. -,---s..-,..,-
Hsi-or rac1h-p~oad vay-Fort washington
CORPORATION April 1914 Sls' =
ttaohio- " Teeodore-G. e. Van Tuul j.
Nav s. 1914. 'lot oe- 49,. r.. .
Klein Tnuis and Lena-Ririera Featy 'o''
MAY g 1914 ie75 S.
Lane Frank A-Surrius Assets 20. ? -
valEen,i. charlotte LIP. simon - al
Tan e 1914. s3sH 81 -
Moslovitz Building Co. Euhin, MAY TO-
ysrsenzie charlotte L-siup.ex Automo-
rrr ~. Ian 8 1915. 8 no, =
Orlando Ma;;s,-Cni'ed Oistillers Co. Aprh
rar1. Ll,,iio-G. Howell 81 a.: oct. 10.
RaucA samuel. and Rub.e Brayton-Peopie.
c-.. June g 1914 800
Shepherd. Ethel d. oprsnheimer: June
y7.-o,o f,~rc7zo and Bridget Chiffon
Pain co.. Nor r. 1912 s5Se a
Vastoio Io-euro-Chilton Paint Co. Nov
v-Sodho.se. Y O. H-Ps7n Textile Co 81
a.. June l9 1878 'io7 81.
The Bronx.
80 r.--E a,a rIUa-4 E'~frdrtcr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
THE METAL. MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market for
copper VAS steady. wf'h eisrtrcirtic quoted
H. a H1c and casting '3i7 n - ~.
Standard copper On the Meta Exchange
was firm a. 1859 1856 for spot and
Tulv. Il 10 1919 ~ for August. sep'em
Der and October IN London copper closed
seadv az iGi tor spot and fei Is 81 fos
fufdres
TIN-IocaIIy Vss hrm a. 3iasl2sc tcv
spot. ~ 9583i .5c FOR July. ~ q ~ 80 -
august 3if.'- n3f31t sc for Septemosr
am October 10 London IN closed steady
90 $40 l5s FOR spot and fif2 - for tut
urrq
LEAD-Quist. New York spot $50
8 a5c and Fast 81 Louis 3.15d3s5c. Tn
London lead closed -
cpELTER Dull. Sew York rpot. 4 % Y
&c and East - Louis 4TjmfS In Lon
don spsiter closed ~ f2i rs -.
IRON Middle-boro No 3. 5is IN London.
Local iron market unchanged - Sl91
SIS 80 f0r W Northern and 20 South
EN- and sia = ISIS - for No : northern
ant 40 southern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
View Demand for City Bonds.

The workmen's compensation act be-
came a law az the first Of the year,
strictly speaking. but IL did not be
come effective as between employer
ard employe until yesterday. A con-
siderable number Of the larger en-
ployers in the state have chosen 70
be their own insurers. To comply with
the law they have 70 deposit with the
commission having the administration
o. i. certain approved securities as a
guarantee that they will be able 20
carry out their obligations. Among
the approved securities are New York
City bonds. To this source o. de-
man5 ras been ascribed a good deal
o. activity Of those securities IN the
opeu market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
Failures in 1914 Heavy,

Commercial failures in the United
States in the first half Of 1914. IS re-
ported 10 r. G. Dun Co. were s.344.
with an aggregate indebtedness Of
Sis5.099.7 100. OF the heavy liabilities
this year over s4o000.000 was supplied
By the Clahin suspensions. In the
corresponding six months OF 1918 there
were S.163 business reverses and the
total debts were sl32 .06i. two
years ago s.3i7 concerns failed. owing
little over si0S,0O0,0OO. The record
by years follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02

.Ex dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
PRON IsIoNs.

pork showed d-muess A. times on covering
ard there w8s evening I'D I'm the other
markets hut provisions wore hearn PORN
Quiet. mess s.. - u So - family. .
r. -. 80 short clear. Sia 10TSei BEEF -
s aodr. si1n Si7 30. family. SiHg s."
rocket SfSHSf1. cvrrs India mess. 80
S. DRESSED UOGS-B1rely steady
Iff.tf1-asc. Digs. f-sr CIT NEA Is
Picked bellies dull. 1872. Gtfa.c. picked
hams steady. ~, 10. TALLOW-Qu Quiet,
special GNc ciiy, Sc. couutr', SrS
TARp-Steadt middle W~st. 10 loN
20 DOC. citr quiet. 9A.c. refined steady
s,-tr America. t5c- Continent 10 TIC
Rra.ii kegs. ie.l5r. compound. - n &c.
SrEAEfN E-Qliet. oleo. Sc city lard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02

Receipts 80 head. half car OF sale
Market steady. at s. 70Qss 30 per 100 NJ
FOR heavy 20 liEht weights rougm' ~ sVp
81 70 80.
sales-Tobin 4 Shannon % state hogs. tas
n ~ So 20 ger TOO 10. :. 25s N. - 20
roughs 33s n, g. so, stag. $40 70.
Sanders. II state hogs, iI3 10 S9n'
q. 2Ol m. a. 70; ! rough go n. 81 70: !.
400 n s. 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

and Y ~ s~n' sStra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan.

Tfs following judgments for amounts ~
mare than 500 were filed io-dat' mo hfrt
I, ,,,c being that Of tho dehtor
mon. waiter -Klchnriaou bornt"n
CO.. goo u $500.
gfsndrefh gu 81 N Springer >Il' ~
ri,...l., Adoipb IN. schnitzcf ct al.
sf41fi
c,rroIi. Brsdish Wv a. Lawrence. ir,
ElaJ 90 49,.
codru samuel N.-Nhitall 1aium 90 b
800 Is. 49,.
COIN. Abraham. Louis cohn Blanche COIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
BOSTON CURB CLOSING.

.Ex dividend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
COFFEE.

Tho now seaf0r opened with prices az 20
sTenf.- IiEhar lr,cL due almost entirely
O.. fernrIrsI conditions. ne uuderly ing con-
.aIfInns r@nafrsd prarticall, unchanged. A.
.frr ont .ef there was 1U advance of : 20
% poirfs and while all fhe gain vas nor
pofutq not higher. Hayre failed n hold
all IS -arlr advance. closing net unchanged
10 q, franc higher while Hamburg ad o.
,aaccG .. pigs Local spot market mac
tive. With RI No : quoted a. Sac. Local
contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
LIN ESTOCk MARKETS.
New York. July !. 1914
REFNEs.


Receipts. ICES head: % cars on sale Dry
Eel and good grass fed steers steady bat
slow. medium ana common i0c lower. Bulls
AMI TAT cows STEADY medium and common
duIi. and isfi -5c lower. common 90 chot,e
steers sold al = t0Hfa 60 oxe. EaE %.
bulls 3 leaSS. cow. 81 -sas'. dressed beef
steady.
Sales sanders: r. Penn steers. lcss 10
aterage. g = 70. To- ih. : ohio. ia. s. 70.
~ t2s5 g. 81. - Western Ills g. IS bulls.
1860 SN. :. 1880 So 2. 1890 s. 80 4 9i6.
g. 80. d. ~ s. 90 CO. 80 s.: 10 heifers. ie.s.
8. Z. $40 g. -. COWS IA. So o l0l0. 3 -
30 s. a. g. IS s. : ss0 s. %; ?. Sii. s. "a.
H. so. 81. 2. IS 81 o.. % So. 81 80. /, so.
s. IS
Kerns Commission &C.. d Penn steers. 1904.
Nts. =, lES. 50. H. l0ei. IS %. 2 bulls. il'b,
s. q e6e s g. 3 COWS. iNN =. :. $50 $ 20
Mcpherson & Co.: % Penn steers i29i. 81 20,
80 ohio. 1910. 8 % oxen. tca0 & 20. .. iim.
s., . buu 1870 s. So T. 1860. s. 10. :. i0st
8, o.. g. 1885, 8 90 q. S0-. s. -. :, 50. D. .
; co.. g.. . go s. 20. & cows ia s. .. o..
iol. S. -. i0'f ISIS T. 40 s. 20. 10. ~.
& ~. g. aS7 s. 81 o. so. s. @ eis. 81 %. 10.
Sol g &. g. So. 50. g. ~. 81. .. ~, 81 -;
I. go s. g.
Tobiu 4 Shannon IS Ohio steers l,0s. s. 90.
l. 100 g. 90 bulls. Gn. g 80. g. 100 > IS
COW 80. ~ %. 4 Sst. :3ta
Newton a 90 I bull. lao. g. 3. :. 30,
s. a.. / row 80 3 50
j. shameerg 4 son; IL Ohio steers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

chicago. July I-Unsxpectsd higher prices
~ Liverpool. and storms threatening -
fc-iav considerable strength, especially a.
tho s.ar, The close vas firm. = 70 &c
above last night IN corn. The outcome
varied. from ii4c decline n &c advance
nats finished 2. 70 - down. and provisions
strlu.- OUT from i27c loss 20 rise ~ -
rcnts Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02

Charles B. Ludwig, Ralph T. Crane
and /. W. Stephens have formed
partnership, under the firm name Of
Ludwig q Crane, as successors 70 the
nrm OF /. w. Stephens & Co.. with
Offices ct . Wall s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02

a1d Irene Won Honand-H. II. Green
Essers. Berrard Bridgeport Brass Co.
Fl'nu. james IA. Strobel. s2.3ia go.
Ev,- GeorE- ~ Hampel. s10t ~.
Frsdr- Jncob-Lees IIGhto-s $50 81.
Friedman. Henry C.-Gimbel Bros. New
FRANK. Jacob B-Leadins Kinono Mfg.
Frari. charles A.-Sstiousl Alumni sIc5 20.
Ee7ius " IA Rosenberg. Szi2 20.
Howard, charles e.. Thrill ds' MACHINE
Jacob. Lawreace-v :. Frick.. sto28 n.
Nam. Gus and wilram-Dsvtd Mayer
KIN J ,,.a 10 n NSsg. & Co s14s "a
Hirchhofer. william. A. Murray 81 a.
IIpkovi,z. Morr.s-Peoplc. etc. 81 900.
Lee. I.oui--w r. Appleby. s2,ls5 g.
srm--same Scot D.
Macousey, Louis Dimock & Fink Co.
s.47 Is
Miller. Frank A.-Ho,chk" Vail & Carl
MaTschaii. %tchoias-G H schnsIz sIIs So.
Maurice Joseph-E. We'll 81 a. s224 o..
Mn.ue VIM C-H. Bloom s15s 20.
Marshall John A.-Tirsny & Co. eosS'
usrisii Amon.-J. VI conklin ct al.
McSeeee. T. Ingram N. Lediy. s527 o.
McDonough. Mary, Nora RsgEn ard AZ ma
ReEsu--R ". Long. $500 $
Magic. John E--A. Psrlnlan, sl58 ~.
Robertson, Arthur IA. HolhnEsWorih'
Sll3 o. $1,000,
PlAs-ts Theodore-L. . Roberts s. .052 3
strain James H-savannsh Hotel CO..
srirI5uiias GeorEs-E Csrsvia. s2s4 ~.
sirerslein. Leon-L K Fisher - al. costs
shapiro. Isaao-Elias Gu.saror Realty &
,oust-uction CO.. siTl -.
Small. Philip L.-Msryland Casualty Co.
Treaavne. Harry B.-A H. Join. ct al
Tropea, Nicholaa-I II Weinberg ct al.
weisSerssr. Jacob-E. P Reed 4 Co.. Inc
SiCl 90
woif Eva by Etn.-C. l. carpsa'er'
S377 81
Base RAJ Players Fraternity Boston Are-l-
can LNaFue Base Bail Club. costs. 500 20
Fmui-e Scr,i ice Corp-Stancard OF Co OF
y r. 49, b.
Greenwich stores inc P Smith 81 AL
SofI CG.
Knov construction Col c. Green.
81 .3G7 81 ,,.-
Nerrick Fi-ep-ooanG Co.-Rrunsv TX Bake
Coilerder 90 NJ y. +. Sl2H tS
Pilgrim Spring Water 90 -Gioney Tire ana
Ruhhe~ CO.. Inc S2|i 30.
Tive 90 Of View York. SlSs 50.
- Josenh's INSTITUTE for Improved Instruc-
ION ~ Deaf Mutes-G. r. O'shea. t2s'
n .versaI Motor Truck Coz. q. Donald
son. S23j 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.
TInIK AND VEAL.

Flour 0.4s lr"uf sf@au., ana WINE i'ao
trQ anaearad cu.c'. lt was thought tnai
f... amount o. business was being rams
, tad az co.re. sious Spring patents. - go
.x4 ~n. .,Ir-pr st-aIglts 50 500 50 -
winter patents. - son 80. spring clears
elr54xI.I. extra so winter. - - "a
e: .n. 20 o g" 5OQS3 80. Kansas stralghts
S425E - @5. farc- sprlrs patents 50 loH
e. 1o DyE FLOTR-Steady fair 20 good
.. .- Il, s. 20. choice 20 fancy. 81 So fS3 81.
CCRNMEh lried, 81 -. BN'
AI.-Finc white a1d yellow. 3 f"d
81 -. coarse - i0TSl g.. FEEp-West-
en- STEADY. rDrug bran. TOOTH sacks
So s0 standard mlddrrE. 80 - NoIr DO.
SsS. red dog $50. CRY stead. bulk - 80
FTcxq 81 - msddiiug. 80 - Il $50. red
dog SCI. oiImcal 81 son SG3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
rnrInNsELD OIL.

business vas small. ana esrlr prices
-,ii.I stesdr. After the publication % the
government report on cotton. show Ing n
condition 81 100 per cent. ard The subss
an. M dsrl. No in the cotton market. prices
cassd OF under liquidation. ana a. 1hc
close were ! 70 Z points not lower. Local
contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
JAM. GsTaGsp $40
Feb..... GSSHS.a4 Ga2


y - ~ y - ~
Teb GsSHsa4 Ga2
SUGAR.
Refined quiet on the basis o. A3'c Tor
Tine grafuistc1. Raw quiet and IN
changed. --irh 1triiIgRl quoted a. 33<r'
f,tossss.s &c. and Cuha. cost snd freight.
. E-ffc. In LsnIoD. beet sugar vas re-
ported with So srs at % 81 Tor spot. Us
4t,G fcr July and ps , - Q for October We
geu.tor. witch the curb A. - 3 I'D - % ana
pg Il r~-pectivei, London rnhled NC
receipts in The United Kingdom ss 43.ooo
tors :Wulett & Gray report the movement
Of s1Esr a. United states Atlantic porr
FOR the week a. follows. Receipts. t-.Sts
tons against O.. sg4 the previous week.
90 80 iast ycsr and G5 o6i In 1912: melt.
inEs GO coo aF1 ne a.. OoO. $4,000 anc
. 900: total .tort 52o.sf7. against BIZ
4gS 3T6Gl5 and 1891 tons respectively
RAW FUTURES FIRM
Buyers - sugars man ,es.ed a dtsposi-
Zion 70 hold OF. chlefr on account - the
approaching holiday and th's Vas re1ecteo
So me marke. for Cunsn raw sugar INJURIES
Inrortant dey-.ou-renrs nre anticipated oy
the trade for next week however snd a.
th4se are expected 90 he ouiiish, the mar
ket continues firm Quotations for CUBAN
raw futures basis % degrees New
YORK. reported by Hopkins Brothers 20
Broad 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02

New orleans. July II ot'on p" 49,.
49,. about 81 bale to-day. when tne
$3.50 condition report Of 1919 m
49, % Va, posted. Bears d'd mo- pfes'
',l, -Lvontago A. the lowest me mar
g.. was ~ - 10 points pnder Frs,"r,i -
t'. t,Itorr and 80 90 - points do"u
t.,rasf ~ fo-dav. Tn" roHdiIl"h
a,.-.. ,.err h.Eher ~ point man s'
e-,erfed Th" close Naf Fi'aoa Ut
Graz. ..-. a. s. to points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
MILK AND CREAM.

The demand has huctuated the isst week
with Tho mercury. The latter part ~ Ias.
week business was very good. t. is CON
sid, rod that the Borden July rsfe nf ap-
proximstelv 214- quart IN the 26c zone
f,r Grade 4 represents the market condi-
fions for July Receipts Of milk and cream
in 40-qus~t cans for the week ended June
= y a fnILnns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
The Bronx.

Blum. Carl-M Kellsrt - a.. s22s 70.
Dinspei. " Nm Ehrart, s361 u
F-ev O. F-Sonn Bros. Co. S12n 81
KalIrnan. Irving Waldorf. Sl4I "a
Tirsrhutz Albert J. Mclaughlin
sons 500 46
Mink Adam Bank - Buffalo. sosl -
WaEo,ev ~ M~CaNerv $3.50 -
ShatzItin. Abraham 2. Picarelo. Sloe -
she-sr1ifh Z = HARRISON Walker Refrsc-
tories CO. S2ll 20
Ete.nick Louis Hoey. $685. OF
TaEie-. Marcus. and Mitchell Hchaub-F.
CoIfnko o. a.. $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

Iron y Nol rs N Flour Mpis pat 81 %
Iron y No 1873 Cotton. middling AZ
Iron. : 80 10 10 coffee No Rio 81
Steei rails .... rs Suss~. grant. $50
stand COZ spot ~ 80 Mclasses OK 5
Tin ............ 81 i2is Reef family. 1880
Exchange cad 400 Tallow. special. ~
Spe'te- ........ 95 Pork. mess ..... y 80
Wheat No red N Hogs dr. $50 n i1is
Corn. 40 'al - Lard mid West 10 Is
oats stand VII f31,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
Pacific Gas and Electric.

The Pacific Gas and Electric Com
pany reports for May gross earnings
Of s1.36s.S92, s5s,127 greater than for
May of last year, and net earnings Of
S646,156, an increase of s94,654. For
the year ended May 81, gross revenue
totalled S16,614,s00. a gain Of 1,640
over 1913. and net revenue increased
s977. 055 10 S7,4S0,94s. During the year
the company increased its customers
30.196, and the gain in the number OF
consumers in the first five months Of
1914 was about 1000 greater than for
the same period in 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
Commonwealth Power, Railway and
Light.
New York RAILWAYS.

Report OF the New York Railways
Company for the month OF May gives
gross operating revenue of.Sl199,S50. a
decrease of S32.303 from May Of last
year. ard the tots net income de-
creased S1l.494 TO s39S.763. For the
eleven months ended May 81 gross
earnings were sl2,6s4,s66, a loss Of
1921. OF from the corresponding period
in the preceding year. while the total
net income totalled 1897, 029. S213,537
less than in 1913. After interest dis
bursements there remained a balance
Of Sg32.l49. a decrease OF SlsS.96l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
Canton Electric.

Gross operating revenue of the Can
ton Electric Company for the month OF
May increased Sl0,535 to S39,7lO, and
net revenue was 'S3.512 more than FOR
the same month Of last year. For
the year ended May 81 gross earnings
totalled $472,2 39, an increase Of Sl09,-
Ii3; net earnings were S227,341, Sac
679 greater than the previous year,
and surplus after charges was sl64,S97,
gain OF S36,19l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02

URFSSE D-Trading iu fresh killed
po.Itr. Is slow and Disappointing Prices
unchanged. but tone weak OH all grades b.
I.s, - % 10. Frozen poultry qulef.
TURKEYS fresh killed. Western. fancy.
17V1~c. CHICKENS. broilers Dbl. Phila
ana }. Z squads. III each. per pair. 500 soc
pbf.a fsut, n, 10 each. 3SG soc. Penn.
rsncv. 3aq35c: "a. selected. 35c. FOWLS.
hos packed. 14G1siac. bbi packed. lSG
f5f3c. COCKS. old. II 2 n re. Ducks. J. j.
fi0 16c. sol ABS. white. prime. 81 - n
s. -. dark s1250ti 20, culls. 500 75c.
Feo-an-TURKEYS box packed. Young
hens or toms % a 16c hbl packed. - n
2Jr. old. - G24c. CHICKENS. oroiiers.
m.lk Ped. tG4a0.. corn fed. l5G iSc. roast
c-s. soft meated milk fed. lGn22c corn
rad lJr2oc. Fowls. box packed l4u
1et,c. ag 10 size and quality. BOOSTERS
OH Ieal2iyc. DUCKS Western. No !.
f2G1sc. GEESE. l3Gt4c. ALINE-Some
- carloads on tracks this morning Trad
irE continues fair and fowls about STEADY.
though ton" not 80 firm on ROSTERS and
D.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-15
AMERICAN HONOR VlCioRtOus

Inc vote in the aouse for the To-
peal OF Panama canal .oil exemption
Is victory for American honor and
democratic principle. saws the
Louisville Courier-Journal, Il IL
notice served by our representative
branch OF government that this re-
puohc does not pettifog or ouibb|e
IN the Interpretation of its interua-
uohal obligations, and that II has
not forhaken its time-eherished mol
ICY OF the equality Of the seas.
"hlie 1t is reassertion by those in
positlon to speak for the demo-
cratic party. of that partys life-Iou.
opposition to subsidy II is a
splendid vindication of our nation
al integrity and courage. Honor n
the etalwart Americans OF all mar
TIES who carried the day. Honor 10
the gallant Democrats who. despiie
t1e desertion of trusted leaders
preserved the faith.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-15
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~ REAI OF LABOR SAFETY.

Labor throughout the land has
become intensely Interested in the
proposed new government bureau to
be known, when il Il established as
the Bureau Of Labor Safety of the
Department OF labor, and incident
ally the nations vast army OF indus
trial workers numbering about "a =
09o geo men, women and children
are equally interested III the recent
announcement by Victor J. Evans,
q we'll kaoAn patent attorney of
Washington. that he Will give the
sum OF 81 $50 to The three persons
inventing tie most practical and ef-
feetive life aud liub protecting de-
vices 10 De APPLIED to machinery III
industrial Establishments, the first
prize to be E1.nan, the second $500
and the third 500. A number of
distinguished men, headed by Vice
President Marshall and Speaker
Champ Clark, have agreed to act as
a commission to select the seven ex-
pert judges to pass upon the merits
OF the inventions. the other mem
bers Of the commission being Sec
retaries Houston and Wilson, OF the
Agricultural and Labor depart
ments, respectively, President Sam
uel Gonlpers, of the American Fed
GRAFTON OF Labor. and Robert Mac
kay and II. G. Young. editors re-
spectisely OF the Railroad Mans
Magazine and Popular Electricity,
The Evans contest for the best. In
ventions will not close until June
OF next year. The rules issued gov
eruing the contest are not ouerous,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-15
FARMING AND POLITICS.

Some people get SC alarmed over
the farmer taking any interest
in tho politics of his state
or nation that it seems that they
would nave one infer that the farm
ers are not able to exercise 4 politi-
cal opinion without HeglectiHg their
own planting, says the Bolton Mes
seuser, The fact is that the farm
ers, business men, professional
men and working men OF all trades
aud ealiings in Texas are capable of
deYotihg the proper amount of
thought to the election of officers,
and To measures affecting the wei
fare of the state, and at the same
time 20 right along learning to
make better aud bigger crops and
to build better and bigger business
institutions.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-15
FROM THE FIELD
By J. A. c. kemble
. >>~>>>>>>>>>>>>

As my farmer friends will soon
begin planting cotton, | clip the fol-
lowing paragraph from farm jour
nal. written by farmer. who has
tried various ways of preparing land
some benefit to them, viz
My plan is if fail to break my
land in the fall or early winter,
TO lay off rows three and one-half
feet on ordinary land, and four
feet on good strong land. then
double furroW, or run twice in the
furro" that l lay of. breaking the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-15

ii Is Odd how fashions have turn
cd themselves around and some
times look hind-side-before as in
this very new dinner frock Of
talie and satin and beads that q few
seasons ago would have been worn
with the apron i'll the front and
fulness il the back
But all things change, and what
more than the modes? And if you
want suggestion for making over
an old gown, here you have it.
/ The long sweep of line is an en-
/ Siable thing to accomplish, the
sirdle has the right waisty thick
ness, and the corsage is a wisp o,
flesh pink tulle. lined here ant
there with flesh pink silk, the col
oring increasing the effect of trans
jparency.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-15
ORDERS DEMONSTRATION
FOR PACIFIC COAST
BY the Associated Press,

Washington, D. G., April Ia
Inc navy department today an
nounced that demonstrations had
been ordered on the Pacific coast Of
Mexico.