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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
BUSINESS REVERSES

DAVID VI MAIN & co. INC Petition
hied against David ". Kann & Co, Inc. deal
ers IN furniture al 30 10 West 18th street.
creditors. Ebert Furniture Co. S.s1, Selling
Furniture CO.. 1888. Bald Knob Furniture CO..
Sl43 and Re- Lion Furniture Co.. 1851 Liza
bhiues are said 10 be 81. 900: assets. $50 ooO
Judge Mayer appointed Robert : COnklin re-
caiver. bond. $500 with authority % carry
on the business FOR ten days.
~ PLRiOR GLASS COMPANY Petition
He'd against tho superior Glass Company. deal J.
er in glass ~ No 1854 West Farms Road
Tie Bronx. Creditors: Executors Of the %
tate OF Jacob u NerbeloysS,. s. $50; ROYAL
Glass Works $50 and the Brooklyn putty
$4,000
HELEN s BURR-Helen : Burr. living at
No. p Claremont avenue. filed petition. with
liabilities Of $40 300 and assets OF $1,000 in
real estate consisting OF 100 acres AZ Dublin.
y Fl. on which there are mortgages and liens
for Nl02. She has some horses wagons.
sleigh and harness. for which she claims ex-
enpuon. Some Of these have been sold and
The proceeds are now held FOR her az keene,
y r. she also has a right 10 receive an in
come from 3 trust fund OF $4,000 under the
viii Of Emily c. Thorp during life or until
remarriage She claims exemption for this.
,o ne largest creditor IS Emily Thoip Burr
HERMAN p. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Her.
man Z. flaxman. manufacturer Of waists and
dresses, No 1877 Broadway. show liabilities ~
50 600. assets So 80 consisting OF stock $500;
machines s. 900 accounts. $500. office furniture.
$50 and real estate. SIS 900 az Nos. 1923 and
lo5l BrlslOW street, The Bronx, mortEaged iOr
10000.
NATHAN ADAMS-Scheduies Of Nathan
Adams. manufacturer, at 80. N West I'd
street show liabilities Of 81 40. assets s. 40.
consisting Of stock 81 900. machines. $50. ac-
counts. 500 and cash IN bank. so
AMOUNTS UNDER $40 900.
GARFINKEL q pLATT-Schedules % Gar
nuke 4 Plat. manufacturers o. furs. az 40.
IS East 10Th street. show liabilities Of s. 24s
assets. 81. $50. on stock and fixtures.
T.. ". MARKS NNCl-JDLIET STORES
COMpANY-Judge Mayer confirmed composl
lions OF l.. " Marks dnci. manufacturer ~
ostrich feathers. al No SO West 3sih street.
and ~ the Juliet stores Company. dealer IN
hats and millinery. az the same address. With
stores in Philadelphia and Washington each at
20 cents on the dollar. payable IL cents cash
and 1eia cents note. payable on April 10 next
r.. GRINSPAN GNCD-E. Grinspan lnc),
dealer in jeVery. az No 3S6 Grand street.
made an assignment 10 Louis Lehman. The
business was incorporated April l6. 1919. With
capital stock o. $1,000
THOMAS WILKINSON CORPORATIONS -
Thomas Wilkinson. a corporation. at 70. ~
Broadway. made an assignment 10 Myle J
Hollev. The business was incorporated In sep
TENDER. 1912. with capital stock OF ssoV.
Themes Wilkinson is president
GOLDSMITH & ACKNOWLEDGMENT &
Feferoltz manufacturing fUriers. ~ No.
East Sth street. made an assignment 70 samuel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
III. savina Grace.

,.ss is t1st one saving grace
/ s,-s,o- ovens bill. as Wall Street
I VI that little IS enough 10 lesven
[ -. mr7. The proposals. saws the
L AZ 50 mar.fest,y preposterOus
I !. MI - 20 stands a. present can
L : rsssed. Not everybody IN Con-
=. N'rs 70 the fact that stock eX-
l. ave ths.- usefulness that mill
|. ,scu-ti.v holders are consciously
-ryiogs'y depending on the New
s,,k Exchange to provide them
O. ,-s.zut market FOR their stocks
,-a,. and that millions more. with
cites o. their own. would indirect
80 ne less surely be affected .
~-szuons by which they are en-
u.,d not have the facilities Of the
-. 20 help them 80 raising the new
no are forever needing. Securi-
r.l be- sold. whether the Stock
~ existed Or not but 10 is doubtful
sr ihere could Do anything Ike the
r.tgdon there is row. and 10 is
aii the general public would soon
~ preyed upon by hordes Of un-
,si and un-ec- sted brokers 10
! r-lttude Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
.nsap Money and Bonds.

n -ztss al cver the world have
t:sr. even Paris Joined I'm the gen
r-snsnt yesterday. and as the
b rmsy has gone down the price
rstH has gone ~ Money that
- lodgemert with merchants and
f1rrtrs refuses - continue idle
-sg When call loans in New York
= ynt and under. time money a.
. Pc cent Tor sixty days and :
/ r. i'r SIX months. and commercial
q. per cent leave still a large
iE-is- surplus. and when the banks
s-1'1ly o. shOrt-term notes with
s7ls the surplus reserves from
pa new crest 10 is only natural
= bond market should reflect con-
hs turn. Bonds are being
i'v not Only because money rs
~ because there has been con
= change for me better in senu-
al over the world there Is the
masnes Of a new confidence. and
t'sslors as get stick pretty closely
i's1neni securities abroad and the
sfaas Of railroad and industrial
ere bond dealers are confident
'A half q chance the market will
''nslosrsbly IN the rext few weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
ERB ON FREIGHT RATES
Sees Conviction Growing That
They Must Be Increased.

Newman Erb. president % the Minneap-
oils & St Louis Railroad. In his report
FOR the fiscal year ended June %. 1918. says
that the public is coming 10 the oonvic-
ton that freight rates must be increased
TO enable the railroads OF the country Ia
meet part OF their requirements from sur
plus earnings. and 20 improve their credit
10 enable them 10 obtain the means
necessary 10 meet the transportation
needs 81 q growing country"
Last year the Minneapolis & ST Louis
showed n surplus OF $4,000. as compared
with deficit in the previous year OF
$1,000. Gross earnings amounted 10 g.
5000 an increase OF 2204 per cent. net
operating revenues we're 1899 Do. an in
crease Of 6s.J3 per cent. Notwithstanding
mat $4,000 more was expended for main
tenancc
The companys balance sheet showed
bills payable OF 81 $500 Arrangements
nave been made for the sale OF the un-
pledged bonds IN the treasury 10 reduce
the floating debt bv about 10000
For the five months OF the current fs-
cal year the MINNEAPOLIS & ST Louis
showed gross earnings % A.2lS.413. as
compared with H.3l07fs last year Total
net income for this period was Sl0s2. 80,
a decrease OF $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
!. Exchange Agitated
S' n".r owen Proposals
for Reform"
|.,NrIDENCE FELT
THEY WILL FAIL
Dates Go Down All Over
,. "'!'uorld-Optimism Over
Trust Message.

,ssk ago there was intro
. washington a bin Tor which
-, vas sponsor. looking. as Il
~. compulsory incorporation
"a YORK stock Exchange. such
-, happened before and nobody
-, much about t. That IS. un-
=. So. ,' 7, vss on saturday that the
> - o. the biu arrived IN New
,boet fifteen minutes after the
,,. had been torn open there
-..s.rs very like stlpefscuon tn
..hsls ee,v,,n Broad and New
p-,ssrs read 50 first with amaze
- with anger and finally with
.-or 10 IS not p lons olll but
.5r al Saturday afternoon and
,.sthey were stir read.ns - yes
r,- the little 800 ~ Senator owen
-.-s,v q svesr.ne Indictment by
-, o. stocs exchanges and all
-. riss death warrant Meta
-, 81 invites the Sew York stock
-. 20 walk the plank or come on
4 ~ bs hanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
GRAIN MARKETS
EASY AND LOWER
Bulls in Wheat and Corn
Discouraged-Oats Steady
Slump in Coffee.

There wae no outside interest IN the
wheat market Yesterday. and with for
eign markets heavy. due 90 big world
exports. holders became discouraged ana
offered wheat 90 such an extent thai
prices declined, iqdssc net Heavy re-
ceipts Al interior points good gain lh
the visible supply and further offerings
from Argentina made the corn market
"a Their easy occasional rallies being IN
sufficient 10 prevent a net decline TOT
the dav Of i.Mitc oats were held
steady boy q decrease In the visible sup
ply and "a f9ir demand.
Buliish predictions among coUee uau-
ers failed 10 materialiZe. Brazilian re-
ceipts continued heavy there WIS sellus
10y houses with Brazilian connections
the foreign markets were all OF the GOVT
grade and the local list slump'd. Iheie
was only moderate business. hut n Was
enough to establish net declines or from
30 TO % points for the day. Uipins OUT
all the gain Of last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Strength Develops in Afternoon
Bears in Retreat.

The greatest strength Of the Consoli-
dated stock Exchange developed in the
afternoon. A section Of the traders that
had been trying 10 force a reaction found
their effort a failure and their retreat
helped the rise. Large profit realizing
sales were readily absorbed.
The accepted market leaders all gained
in the upward movement with United
States Steel and Amalgamated Copper
particularly prominent Union Pacific IN
the afternoon reached n high price OF
1884,. Canadian Pacific was active and
strong but il did not get above &574
Reading rose sharply in the early after
noon. but receded later. Steels lowest for
the day was 625s The opening call showed
general advance from Saturday. Sales
were made Of 1880 shares in nifty diff
fcrent stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
" Geld May Co To DAY.

| 'nsnt' o. exchange on London
90 Berlin yesterday and the
' o'seolnt rates IN all the great
Europe gave rise 10 the belief
.al'sdsy the Bank o. England
'Ao'y lower its minimum rate 10
Al PARE the open market rate
q illl half point below that
80 - y France. In some quarters
-. that this was a sign that
q sold 10 France would be
~. ,O' a while. especially a. ster-
-''e we're lower. but interna-
H., believe that a further en-
y sod for France NAV be an
-, -Ay time and even regard IL
vat one ma come to-dav. CON
~, Probable tina, the decline in
IN. -'a' a. q result OF the sale OF
s'''on with a shipment In AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20

q Power Company. which controls the
Pittsford Power Company. and the re-
mainder will be sold 10 the Colonial Power
Company.
Bangor Railway & Electric Company.
The report OF the Bangor Railway &
Electric Company for the twelve months
ended November 20. shows a gross earn
ins OF f75S.T75. sn increase Of 81, eee. or
IS per cent. over the preceding tvelv.
months Net earnings were sH4i7O, gain
OF t26.T72. or So per cent. After all charges
end preferred stock dividends there re-
NAMED S0I. 6se for the common stock, an
increase Of $1,000. or 2ol Per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
re Presidents Message.

a. 70 the Iuie a. few years ago,
ia messages are awaited IN
',sei now with an excess rather
'socIi o. optimism As one trader
r II Ny. Wilson's programme
~ TO be better than the propos-
Hs'siion az Washington which
'HS j, because % would not be
'nc Il could not be worse. So
~ has been looking forward 70
1a-trust message with a lively
ana 4 strong confidence that
VII be suggested in Il but a
1'-sloWly policy. There was a
yesterday that perhaps this con
~sh' be oyerdone and the dimln-
--a' o. trading on the exchange
.''o'auon 70 the reports Of an
wv accession OF cauuousness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20

,-sss sDgs.4. family go 5o1s27: shor clear
80 25Gs22 n BEEF steady. Mess SlS1
fiS n. family. siS0s5o; packet. SIS 5s4slv ~,
e,trs India mess Szsds3O DRESSED HOGS
sfsadv I1lG12c. pigs. 12i1c CUTMEAIs
Picked heliie4 STEADY. 10 ~ BE. y 10
1"'-c. "a n. i2hc. picked hamf hrm, lS.,fc
TALON steady. special. &c. city, $40
asked. country. Gdss.c LARD-r1un. MD
40 west ~ 2Od 20; CITY. Ne; rehned
south America ~ 30 Continent. Ilsc.
Brazil kegs ~ Do. compound steady, skf
Sc. STEA RINE-Steady. oiso, ei4c; city
lnrf. 1850.
fOITONSFFD OII.-Flrn. and prices rose
: 90 10 points from SATURDAY r close. suthouEh
business vgs not large. TIE frnness IN Iafo
Stimulated hIflnr f0r Weston account, Hn1
there was evidence o. n moderate outside do
mani cash and export demand was not ao-
tive. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20

3 r. Minch. president OF the New Jer-
sey Bankers Association. was quoted last
week as saving before the federal reserve
hank organization committee that the
banks Of New Jersey we're unanimous in
tier desire 10 become affiliated with a
federal reserve bank 10 be located In
Philadelphia. What President Minch
really said. IL was learned. was that the
banks Of only Southern New Jersey de-
sired fedora reserve bank IN Phladel-
phia, where they have always transacted
their principal business The banks in
Northern New Jersey-that is. those north
OF Trenton-desire 10 be members OF a
federal reserve bank In New York ,iW.
In many cases il would bc practically .m-
possible FOR such banks to do business
other than In this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20

II GAR-Thero was moderate hand-to-
north demand for refined. but prices remained
unchanged o. A. for 1ne cfanuate1 IN bulk.
Raw quiet aud unchanged. although the nsrSet
vas firm. with centrifugal quoted 53c; mus
20 ado . 80. rnolassos. 23Sc and cos snd
freight ! - 32c. ~ london. bect sUgar vas
quiet b1t steady with January quoted. 90
2iad. February. IS 81. and May, p ID Win
tho curb steady 81 ~ IA for January. - Bad
for MAY and 3s -. 81 for August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20

Rudolph Keppler has been elected chair
man Of the law committee Of the Stock
Exchsnse and Henry X Pomroy vice
chairman. Charles NJ. NowCombe has
been elected member OF the law com
mittee 20 IN the vacancy caused 10y the
resignation OF r. d Sturgis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

Transactions for foreign account in this
market yesterday were in about 10000
shares practically evenly divided between
purchases and sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20

PROVISIONS Experienced a further adj
vance WIKI fairly active bu, ins bv strong In
forests. prompted hy frnness " the hos posi-
ION. Sentiment was div ided. however. and
some AUTHORITIES expressed the belief that
pri IS 1rc above parity With hos. ana SHOULD
! work o. a lover level PORk-firm. Mess,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20

The stockholders protective committee
Of the Manhattan Transit Company has
called a special meeting for January - a
the Park Avenue Hotel to make report
Of what il has done for the protection OF
the stockholders interests in the proposed
distribution OF the compsnys assets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20

stockholders Of the Washington Trust
COMPANY. az a special meeting YESTERDAY.
ratified the proposal Of the directors that
the bank be absorbed by the Corn EN-
change Bank. according 10 the agreement
presented on December 90 1918. Stock-
holders OF the Corn Exchange Bank also
approved the merger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
'h,-''' Power Company.

J. 80 80. Company. Of Yer
y 's's.... ~'sl' Construction work on
ssos.. pant with p capacity
80 ~. a. the large chitten-
%sa,. s.'' OF this output
: Rutland Railway llsb,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
"uC UTILITY NOTES
p. news and Earnings of
lOus Corporations.

H. .0s' Of tho Arizona Power
|ssp .No'emoer a. reported by
{ aS.'''sai a Co. Inc. were
sr. o No.. or rs per cent.
= e,,,. noah Of 1912 Operating
s'.ss - y, se per cent. leaving
\ ~ y. ''''z'. gain Of 1855 or
'asa6., - '@elve months ended
SRA. s :, earnings were $40
- H. ~ y "''SSo, While net earn
saaas gain OF ;5s.2, over
- u. -, months The net
'ssil ., 's,'s :. period was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. January 10. 1914.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-20
Totals LIDO b07i 0s2e - o4e
5tals last week 1854 BIZ ~ 2o4 l2o7.

QUOTATIONS. FOR BEEvEs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
MASS MEETING ENDORSES
BRYAN'S Rockefeller BILL

WASHINGTON. May ga
unanimous endorsement OF the
Bryan bin for the governmental
seizure and operation OF the Rookie
Teller coal mines In Colorado as
the only solution OF tho strike
troubles there was the result OF
the mass meeting held in this city.
which listened 10 the stories OF the
horrors OF Ludlow from the lips OF
the women who came to tell the
president the real story.
Two thousand mon and women
who heard Judge Ben b. Lindsey,
and the committee OF women who
accompanied him 20 Washington.
rose and cheered Lindsey's state
ment that as God Almighty put
the coal into the ground OF Col
orado, he could not have Intended
II as the exclusive possession OF
John ID. Rockefeller and the mine
owners"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
SAVE YOUR EYES
Marvellous Homo Trestment Does II
HEADACHES BANISHED
TRY THIS FREE PRESCRIPTION

DO your eyes ache7 DO they itch
and burnt Would you like 20 dis
psnse with your Elassesy Are you
troubled with headsches7 IL so,
here's a free prescription for you
A New York physician comes forth
With the sdict that glasses must 20.
These windows are, In many cases.
merely crutches, and you might just
- well expect crutches TO cure rheu-
raa tism as 70 expect all eye trouble
70 be cured by glasses. Many wear
glasses who would not require them
n they took proper care OF their
eyes.
This simple home remedy will
tons. II IL absolutely harmless in
every way. You may use Il in n
baby's eyes without the slightest
fear OF injury. The eyes need a bath
tuss as 40 other organs. The eyes
are constantly throwing off poison
Gus matter, and unless II IL washed
away. weak. inflamed eyes are apt
to result.
We publish this prescription 20 tho
readers Of this paper may reap bene-
~. Persons having graduated lids
VIII appreciate the comfort and relief
this prescription gives Inflamed.
Watery eyes. or eyes which look dull
and classy, viii be greatly improved
after a reasonable trial of this re-
mnrkhble remedy.
DO not become a victim Of neglect.
Cut out this prescription and 20 20
your nsarest drug store. or 10 the
Owl Drug Co, and get a box OF
Optona Tablets; dissolve ons in a
two-ouncs bottle of pure water and
apply four times daily. Note how
your eyes will clear up and how re-
frsshsd they will feel. Headaches
due 20 tired eyes quickly disappear.
You will then thank US for calling
your attention 10 this valuable pre-
scription. In the package you VIII
find a valuable. Instructive book let,
which gives n vast amount Of In
tsnseIy Interesting Information per-
tanning TO eye disorders. II should
be ia every home. Many VIII are
topelsssly blind put off eye y otec-
Tan. mill y .WAl too lAtA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
FILL JURY BOX IN
TRIAL OF SEARS,
TROLLEY BANDIT

After nearly a DAY or question
ing, attorneys In the trial OF VIII
liam Sears, accused OF first-degree
murder In the hold-up OF the Ia
coma interurban last April. &C
cepted a Jury Of twelve today In
Judge Gilliam's court.
More than so were examined
and many expressed positive
opinion In the case.
Sears and his companion, Trew,
attempted holdup. Charles
Schwartz. a passenger. was killed
Sears IL charged with his death
Trew died from injuries inflicted
by passengers and trainmen. who
resisted the attempted robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
Second AUenue and Pike Street

ssc blend coffe.. . ibs sec; genuine ~. Y.
cream cheese, 2sc. Stall Z. roses and car
nations. soc dos. iris 1bc don
Stall ?. nice cucumbers. &c each; new
potatoes. 10 10 lbs. CSC. Stall IS, fun
cream and brick ch~eese $50 III. Stalls
$50. fresh mRckerei. ise h.; Columbia
river shad. .sc each fancy sturgeon. lbc
ID, haiibut cheeks. his. i5c. Stall IS.
Mrs. Harman's potato salad. lbs 25e;
ham sausage. Use ID. Stall SO. good to-
matoeA. SC to Ice Ii. Stall 50. extra fancy
ripe olives. ibo pit: Hyde's grape Juice.
large bottle, ESQ., : pkss. spaghetti. mac
aroni or vermiceiii. isc: Csc bottle stuffed
olives. iso. pkgs. hardwood toothpieks,
Toe. Stalls Ssh. good spuds. 10 lbs. loc.
Farmers. new carrots. 3 punches Sc; big
Hanson head lettuce : for ise; punches
leaf lettuce. So; 8 punches new onions. Be-
3 bunches new beetx &c. small heads
caulifower. Sc: new spinach. lbs Zoe.
new turnips punches Sc; radishes.
punches SC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28

Top floor. baby chicks. lie each: baby
ducks. ?Bo each. Stall ., choice fresh
shad. zoe and 25c each; shad roe. fec 10
Chinook salmon. $50 ID. lbs. 7bo hall
but, lbs ibc; silver smelt. Ice 10. stan
1906. choice strawberries. loo. 3 for 2bc;
string beans. ibc h.: cucumeers. &c each.
Stalls 1919. Aloha sliced pineapple. lse;
Zoe can sardines. SC; soc can baking pow
der, Use. Stalls al. boneless hrisket
corned beef. ibc; picked pork. iso u.
virginia bacon. $50 III. Stall ios, Aloha
sliced pineapple. 400 cans ssc' Heinz
100 cans baked beans. 3 for 2bci best pea
nut butter. i5c. stalls loe-ilA cans
tomatoes. 25o; , cans cove oysters, z5c'
10 bars laundry soap, use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
SANITARY

70 los sugar. voc.
Stalls .s-ss-sT. s-lh. pail pure lard. ssc:
lbs rice. use; l dox. bars Easy Monday
laundry soap csc. glasses Jelly, Toe.
stalls 3i-ss. fresh mackerel. 15c ID: Dolly
Warden trout. lSc ID; fresh shsd, 2eo
and 2sc each Stall 10. Columbia river
shad. acc each and up; tenderloin sole.
i5c ID, 2 lbs. CSC: Alaska black cod. loo
10. stall 19. ioaves bread, fresh from
the oven. 25e; large loaves Of Roman
meal bread. Ice; English mullins. for
Toe. pork pies for CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
PUBLIC MARKETS


Stalls $50. fancy hams, half or whoi~
tshc; good bacon, isc, shoulder hams
i2hoi cottage hams, ace; shoulder lamb,
Zoe. No. lard compound $50, No. Ssc.
Stall 90, Red shield butter. s6ci big dish
ice cream. SO; peanut butter lave. Stall
as. local ranch eggs, 2So. fresh churned
Washington creamery. lbs. SIC. Stall
10. large boxes gooseberries 30; fancy
grapefruit. for 2be. Stall 80. picture
show ticket FREQ with every pound or
more OF coffee or tea stalls 1871,
large cans mustard sardines. acc; sugar,
"a iba dry graduated. ,i.oo. Stall IS,
sweet peas. ioc bunch; cut roses. 4oc
doz Stalls STA. JilE's blood head cheese.
ice; Eastern bacon. soc. Stall 60. special
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28
HAND IT TO GUST

Gust APOSTLE contributed $40 to
the city today because he followed
yellow Journal tactics in selling
Strawberries at the Pike Place Mar
ket. APOSTLE had sign over his
Strawberries. "2 lbs, 15c." Under
the Tbs" which was painted boldly
in black. he had penciled lightly
boxes" But II didn't get him any
where in police court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28

al have had my say several
times, but never asked you any
questions, but have several ! would
like answered.
N woman with a girl 10 years
old marrles and gives the girl the
new name the mother takes, while
the father and first husband IL still
Ilvlpp 10 II rlght7 A MOTHER.
A.--The child should retain her
original name unless legally adopt
ed by the second husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-28

Stall II. 9 lbs. best graduated sugar.
s5c. stall II, new potatoes lbs ioei
fresh rhubarh lbs Toe. stalls es-7e
sweet butter. see ID; fun cream cheese,
400 10. Stall 81, lbs. new carrots, l0c;
large heads lettuce DC. Stalls cess.
lbs spinach. Sc. 3 dos lemons. 7sc. Stall
1873, anehovies. Toe III; nackerei. for
ibc. halibut lbs. 2bc Stall s, beef
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two babies because she wanted 10
save them from life OF drudgery,
was taken 10 the Resthaven sanL
tarinm today for observation.
Both children have recovered
from the poison.
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Representative Bryan spoke for
ten minutes after the women had
told OF the sacrifice OF mothers
and babies in the Ludlow mas
sacre.