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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20

PROVISIONS - Hog products easy, with
prices generally weak al the close. PORK
Barely steady; mess S23 q S23 80. family.
s24 a 500. short clear $50 25 q So. BEEF
Quiet: mess sls4sls so; family. sl9QS2o.
racket SIS 5OG $500. extra India mess,
SIS Il 500 DRESSED HOGS-Steady; bacons.
i2il qf2&c pigs. 13.c CUT MEATS
Picked bellies steady. 1917 lac: picked
hams, lac. TALLOW-Steady. special. Iisc:
Middle West. 1885 . 10. CSC; city. iosc; re-
nned barely steady: South America. i2c;
Continent II zoe: Brazil. kegs l3c: COM
pound, i.qsisc. sTEARINE-Quiet; oieo.
9i.c: city lard, INC.
COTTONsEED OIIS-Ess'er with prices
AZ tho close . TO points net lower. Local
contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

New York. February 10. 1914
BuTrER--Receipts. 5.sfi pkgs Market
steady on leading grades. Creamery extras.
80itc. hrsts. y 030c: seconds. "a p 2dc. held,
r25isc process. extras. 22it q 23c. nrsts 81
q 2.c
CHEESE -- Receipts. 432 boxes Marke,
sustained on top grades. state. whole milk.
ran and summer. white. specials. lsQlsiac.
colored. 1s0lsi.c. average fancy. III. q
IKE. winter made specials. IL. 0lIiac;
average fancy. l6A ale. state. skins. held.
specials. Is !. 9i4ac; held. good 10 choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

The Mexican Light and Power Com
pany's statement Of net earnings for the
month OF January shows an increase or
S17.555 10 &6So142.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20
Dominion Power and Transmission

The annual report Of the Dominion
Power and Transmission Company for
the year ended December 81 shows gross
earnings OF t2.73IS0s. Expenses amounted
to s. $3.50. leaving net earnings Of 81
&lSl3. Surplus earnings after all charges
were s762. So Total surplus TO date is 81
7eS 241 At the annual meeting held in
Hamilton. Ont. the president. Colonel J.
r. Noodle. announced that railway line
would be started this spring, and that
work on the s. $4,000 auxiliary steam
plant would be begun as soon rs weather
permitted. The directors and officers
were reelected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20

sUGAR-No change IN refined; nnc granu-
lated quoted from 414i0c. Raw quiet. and
while prices were quotably unchanged sugar
was available AZ , Lice FOR Cubas, cost and
Height but no sales were reported Spot
prices 42c Tor csntrifugal. . 92c for mus
coKaGo and . &c Tor molasses. In London
beet sugar was dun and easier AZ ps 3.d
FOR February and March and % "a q for
NAY. according 70 the early cable with thu
curb AZ - Sd FOR February. % 4i.d for MAY
and "a 7isd for August. London cabled the
visible supply as i2l00 900 tons. against
4 Sf0 600 last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables:
Spot in good demand. sales. II 600 bales,
speculation and export. 1000. American, ~. 70
600 Imports. 1900. American. 10000 Mid
ding upland. f02d. Futures opened quiet. /
To points lower. closed very steady, al a
net advance Of Ia points. February $500 .
February March, 6bJ cd March-April. 66d
April May and MsyJune. G62d: June July.
Der 4od. Sen,cn,beI- Ocfobsr 4 Cold. Octo-
Der November, 623d; No, ember-Decemoer.
i l9d; December-January and January-Febru
airy. 61sd. Manchester: Yarns. quotations
barely supported; cloths move slowly
New Orleans, Feb 19.-While a considerable
amount OF liquidation came from the long
side. The cotton market held steady Selling
was chiefly IN preparation for the coming holt
days. Tho highest levels were 7Qs points over
yesterdays final figures, and the lowest only
point under yesterday cOse The close was
steady ~ net advance OF 6d7 points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20

The Eastman Kodak COMPANY has de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend OF
2ig per cent on the common stock and an
extra dividend OF ~ per cent In octo-
Der OF per cent quarterly was declared
on the common and no extra. Last Au-
gust IN addition TO the regular. there was
an extra Of per cent declared. and I'm
January last year 10 per cent was dis
tributed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20
MINING
BON DS.

Brad Cop 6s.i5O l55 NYC as. g. 1909. lOl
{ SO nts 1851 1893. NYC as. 'GO1oo7s lO1
Oh ri go nts 9S 9s3s West Pac 5s.. - a
X sprg r Is. 70 -
.Ex dividend tsells cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20

The New York Stock Exchange seat Of
Frederick H. Tate. Of Tower & Sher-
wood has been posted FOR transfer to
Nicholas G. Rutgers. Dr. This is part
nership transfer Nj Rutgers having been
admitted 20 the FIRM this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20
''IsF WALL STREET NEWS,

s,,,. ,'~'aons FOR foreign account in this
a.. "'alled about ten thousand
Wa, yes'e'oay. OF which London sold
seven thousand
ss,.. ,'1'satlsni.c Trust Company mas
Subscriptions for 90 c,o 900 kronen
~ 80 government hfty-yesr Al per
sr e Bonds az sOS and accrued in
-. n'easenable at par and interest
", - 70 is'i The list closes to-day
ia c.Sehefn Pell Telephone and Tele-
n, ,vnpsny has sold $500. ooe Of it's
7 w.. ms, mortgage bonds OF 1911 TO
essl. Ssah q Co. and the Robinson
Company. 0; Atlanta.
so A.. 'n Exchange will close on Sat
k.rn. +" respect TO the late George
1nes. a meeting will be held this
% ADOPT appropriate resolu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20

and Hanover National banks, al special
meetings yesterday. in accordance with
the recommendations of directors voted 10
enter the Federal Reserve system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20

The South Penn on Company reports
profits FOR 1913 Of s6.eS7lo2 Dividends Of
s. 10000 we're declared LEAVING surplus
OF & -.lO2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20

tons The New Orleans Cotton Exchange
will be closed from Saturday 20 the fol-
loving Wednesday. for Washinston's
Birthday and the Msrdi Grss festival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20

William Solomon & 60. have purchased
from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
and the Pennsylvania Company $.SsS 90
Ny heelng Terminal first mortgage 4 per
cent bonds due August 1, 1870. and 10000
Cincinnati Lebanon & Northern hrst
consolidated mortgage As due November
j. 1912
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20
NEW YORK PRICES
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCES.


FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour inactive, Win
mills very firm. Spring patents 81 6Oas4 -;
winter straights 81 30Gs4 -; winter patents.
81 5GqS4 80, spring clears. - 20gS4 ~; extra
No | winter 50 65ds3 S.; No =, 50 4Jq$3 t"'
Kansas straights. 81 20dSi 80: fancy spriny
patents. s. 4OdS5 ~. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
pull 81 s0aS2 80 per roo 70. RYE FLOUR
Qflet Fair 20 good, SO 30GS3 30; choice 70
fancy. So $500 65. CORNMEAIs-Kiln dried,
81 IS. BAG MEAI,-Fine white and yellow
s. 4OGSI A.; coarse. 81 4OaSl 40. FEED-
Wegtern firm: bran 70 arrive. 100 n sacks. so
as27: standard middling. So 50WS26; -four do.
SOS 10; red dog. so 10; city steady: bun.
S2j 40: sacks S27: mlGdling. S2GgSSs 30; red
dog. $50 80: olmcal. S3lGS32.
COFFEE-Further liquidation sent prices
down to within about hc Oc the low Of the en-
tire season. Hayre closed al decline OF lao
"a francs, while Hamburg was ipl't PTS
lower. The local market at the start was go
10 points below the final OF Wednesday. and
showed further Losses for active positions.
although late there was a partial recovery and
final prices we're sd14 points net lower. sales.
GO bags, OF which 800 were switches,
mainly from March to September, a. $685.
points Rio spot 10 refs lower, while
Santos declined 100 rels at the opening. ana
futures we're 5O6lOO reis lower. Spot hero In
active and easier. with Rio 7s at &c. Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20

Fsrson son & Co have purchased the
uusold balance Of the 81 Louis & San
Francisco Railroad Company per cent
rece.vership certificates due January .
1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20
Virqinia Railway and Power.

The comparative report Of the Virginia
Railway and Power Company FOR Jan
uary and the seven months ended with
January - as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20
BONDS.

50. 900 Cuban new S. ss'. ss1 esr ss7
fSelis cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. February ID. 1914.
N-WHEAT-Opened = y &c below
the final OF Wednesday. and during the day
hardened. and while final quotations were a
TO 5 down from the top. they were net sc
lower 70 sc higher. Cash 80 hard winter
wheat was quoted 1o0i. 20 arrive. No
red. 102i2 elevator. No ! Northern Duluth,
l05 p. b. afoat: No / Northern Manitoba.
l047. b.. anoat CORN-Price changes
were narrow. the market closing net IN
changed 70 2, lower Cash No yellow was
quoted at 69isc, 20 arrive OATS-Quiet.
with net unchaneed for the day. cash marke,
steady. Standard white. asa IN 46c; No 2.
As 10 46isc: No 3. A. 10 45igc: No I. Az %
45c: ordinary clipped, Ar TO 47c. fancy clipped.
45iz 10 4sc. all elevator. RYE-Firm: No ,
Western. 6silc, ci { New York export. BAR
LEY-Steady: mating 80 70 Toe. ( Buffalo.
BrCKWH EAT-Dull: Canadian. 81 s.; silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUS RIAL S.

Bid Ask Bid. Ask.
Am Ii & Tr.352 80 Manhst Trans -
do pTef.....l0s Jos Mays OIL. q %
B-A Tobacco. 237s 2i. y Trans. a. 50.
DO new. q 49, Savoy Oi..... 12is 10
Houston Oil. Il is Tob Prod pref $40. Sc
Spg r u .1e5 100 L Cigar IT pf1l3 1l5
l. Y Coal $50 100 WHY'S Ov pr 80 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20
STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

FURNISHED by Carl II Pforzheimer. No. IS
Broad street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-20
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
TORONTO STOCKS.

Furnished 10y J. J. Carew. No. "a Broad
street)
GOpAT.TS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29
BURGLAR PROVES
MOST OBLICING
Youth Who Threatened Woman
With Knife Provides Clue For
Own Identification.

Rudolph S SUDDEN, II years old, who
says he came here five days ago from
New York city. Is about the most ac-
commodatiug boy burglar the Detroit
police have ever discovered. they de-
clare. SUDDEN Is CHARGED with enter.
ing the home of Mrs. A Higgs No. %
Adclaide-st Tuesday afternoon and
threatening her with a big hunting
knife when discovered She screamed
and ran and the intruder ran also.
Then she sent for the police
When the flyer with Detectives
Hays. Kolb and Waudrie arrived Mrs
Riggs described the would-be bur.
glar as about six feet tall dressed in
dark clothes with q blue handker.
Ichief over his face a few minutes
| later the police found Rudolph lid.
ling in a nearby alley lie qualified
as 10 the clothes and height and
when taken before MIS- Riggs Tor
identification, supplied the remaining
details.
"Why. lady" he said, as she looked
him over doubtfully you couldn z
know me had a blue handkerchief
over my face"
The police believe SUDDEN is the
same man who entered the home OF
a man named Tuomey in Windsor ana
took s. from him at the point OF a
knife four days ago SUDDEN says he
never has been in Windsor but when
searched a number o. ferry tickets
we're found in his pockets.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29

N. CEenu as irantcalN as % had NJ.
Labor
AL ustauts hush preceded me exit
40 Slime CaUlaN from the dock All
present sau her clearly for the hrSi
time since the ANNOUNCEMENT OF inc
verdlcG There was @ terrinc QUE
Burst Jf cheers hisses screams.
.L0aS" insults and violent geslicu'a'
ru.s. ~ tu, woman haItturned TO-
ward Tho public
81 IaEuu and Chtnu rushed from
thr awver'= exit and entered The
dock. whore N/ labor. attempted 10
distract tu. attention of The crowd
from hI- client bg calling for cheers
Cor DIS DnUoucUf 81 Cuenu and cm.
racine me latter The mob respou.
rl. hut only FOR am instant Then
tasra N1s mighfy uproar ON the
Glu haf0r, ,hc il3Eo- bench groups
of ,oGDr lawyers screamed and hurE
"a UniutelNeiblg phrases into each
urrers faces several men tried %
grasp the thro8tS of others.
Tire faint was stopped by an ~.
1855 df iAr public from outside tie
c9sr,roOm The Judge, wearied hy
hl, constant noundiu with the Earel
fa order. llfr the courtroom with a
Hue snow Indignation An officer,
commanding the republican guards,
Uutcd the bench and delivered a
fierce TRADE. not word OF which
reached The ears of the struEgiiug
mob at his feet lie was evidently
ordering aii no Ic8ve The room, but
not soul ludred until the warning
attorneys made their exit through
The door reserved for them then the
public slowly struggled ont IN a des-
pela," effort 10 gain the lower halls
iD time 90 see Nine CallauX depart
W CaillaUS was not present when
tfe verdict was delivered alt enter
aQ Don after and Joined his wife be-
mind itn prisoners dock and accom-
panied her 10 the Conciergerio where
fhe necessary legal formalities We're
attended 20 without delay The wo
man was thereupon formally placed
&t liberty and the couple escaped no
waiting automobile uno6served and
made their UlF home whore they ar.
rived at 10 o'clock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29
THE STAGE

The Monte Carlo Girls. a Tom
Sullivan show win open the 1875
season OF the Progressive Amusement
Co. In tile Cadillac theater, sunday
The play hOuse during the last three
weeks, has been remodeled and re.
decorated The new color scheme Is
Pink and gold The boxes have been
enlarged and improved The opening
SHOW Is headed by Harry Welsh He
brew comedian. Eva sullivan Is
prima donna and Mile SidOuia the
soubrette OF the company Other
principals include Bert Saunders,
HARRY Prescott and Harry Keller A
chorus of 0>pretty girls will assist
in the song numbers,
The Darling OF the Gods. by John
Luther Long which Miss Bonstelle
and her players viii offer in the Gar
rick next week, was embellished and
produced hy David Belasco It has
never been produced in Detroit, and
owing to the extravaganza Of its II
scenes. is one OF the biggest stock
ever attempted here The
story deals with the Samurai of early
Japan showing the religion and ethics
that now have become a part OF the
new Japan II includes a pretty love
story Yo.San, a princess, and Kara,
an outlaw prince with a price upon
his head. are the central figures.
When Ralph Riggs, the dancer who
viii appear with Katherine Witchie in
the Temple next week was aged Is,
he travelled with his fathers company
of players. The troupe once visited a
mining camp in Nevada where the
show had to he given in a tent with
bales of hay for a stage The per.
Torrance was to start az s o'clock
~ g O'Clock the members OF the com
pany We're still gloomily waiting for
The first Of their audience 10 appear
Finally the boss OF the town, on
whose recommendation the Elder
Riggs lad brought the show there
slrolled In
what are YOU ready TO start the
shove" he exclaimed in surprise
Then he drew revolver and fired
several shots Immediately men
women and children poured into the
tent until il was completely filed
"You see we start everything here
with shot the boss explained
The Beman show with Lew Kelly
as Prot Done will present a two-act
musical burlesqGe entitled A Dopes
Dream IN the Gayety next week. a
legacy of Slo0ooN0o coupled WITH \,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29
NEW VICTOR RECORDS
FINE COMPOSITIONS

wherever people 20 for recreation
in the summer months. the music of
the Victor records is sure TO be there
also
The new Victor records for August
are az the dealers and present many
dne compositions and new artists
Among the worll-famous singers 10
contribute new records are Caruso.
Emmy De,tnn Dinah Gilly Fricda
Hempel de- Segurola, Tuta Runo
Rothicr Alma Gluck Louise Homer
and John Mccormack with Maude
Powell, the violinist. Pietro tht ac.
cordionist, the ToIlefsen trio. Flor
entinP Quarts the Victor Light Opera
Co. the Victor band. and other IA.
nous intsrumentalists making "a bid
Tor popularity New dance record
Will delight the summer boys aud
girls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29
NINE. CAILLAUX J
ACQUITTED BY
FRENCH JURY
Wife of Politician Held Innocent
OF Tiiful Homicide in
Killing Calmette
LIGHT SENTENCE
WAS EXPECTED
Extenuating Circumstances Ad-
mitted in Argument OF
of Prosecutor


PARIS, July. -S.--Nin'. Joseph an
laux, wife o. the former prime min
lister of France. Who shot ana killed
Caston C,In,,rt4. editor OF lie Filaro
....
III HIS "'"'' .N"''1
acquitted ON n eIalse Ok 4oA.1It' IN
the court Of aa.l4C5. ..
ONLY "a f.a. hoUrs before Given her
HbcTfy NM Ca.llauk MAD Iau.aI b
COM when Aiailre Clruu. attorney
Tor rim. CsInrtta heirs had uttftrIg.
denounced her ana draIarEa THAT
whom She ,isfrad ma Ficar6 Office IL
was with the denomination of Niuu-
The sdfror
At the ogepinr OF the trial. which
ahourgrd in sensatfons II Was de-
cIared tTa nro.ergfiop woIld enGps.
vor "a coniicr Mime Caillaux oil pre-
ne3itofed borniri6s nm Nnaktpa his
areuroent hefor. fine itIry Prosecutor
Terbsuv admitted eytcnnatlng tircums
stances however and Il was then con
sidered certain tho accused woman
would escape with a light sentence
with a DosstbiItrv OF SUSPENDED sen.
fence or acouiftal.
The defense of Nine. CaiWatiy was
that sbo feared the notification of
letters written TO her bv her Husband
before their marriage Calmette pub.
Iished one letter. stoned Ton Jot
CTbv loci ana Mime CaiIlaul Under-
stood mat othars were 10 follow. cal.
mette had been conducting bitter
politfcaI camnaign against Cainaux.
and toward the INST his attack became
extremely nersongI
when the hIr-v returned the fore
man announced a NEGATIVE answer to
me two formal questions submitted
~ the court m the opening of the
trial These Questions were
"Did Mime. Caillaux voluntarily Kill
AZ CASTOR CqImatteo"
mid she prameditate the crimea"
2rasidinq Judge Albanel added
notbinp m those questions.
Tho oourr asked the fury if a YER.
dict had bean reached
: The foreman repliad in q ringing
voira amid absolute silence In tho
room.
"Tbe arsVer m fbe FIRST upestion
G. Nm -,
rho answer To the second gues-
+fon &c No,
pandsr,ori,r, hrota ont Instantly
yrbora ,,ra,n Cboars FOR the accused
no v,ae invie3hIa ia the hark of tho
nrieoner,s hay There vvara bisses
-, ara ,.s,,oo.,, .,J boots or5 cr;o.s
81 tassacei,, - and -, bss C,aiT1aI,v,n.
tho Iaw.vnrs for the n~Gsec1tfon and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29
rENNsYLvANIl-

DR. samuel q. Dixon. Commissioner
state Department OF Health. sn"s.
There should be more care taken
lu Wrapping fOof-stuffs 20 protect
them ffom dirt and dust which
froguoutlN contain germs which
arc not only disease producing
hut cause decomposition % fooc-
stu0s, producing poisons which
are inutious when eaten by man "
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29
Or. snrsbc d. cooper, d. O.. San

Or. Snrshe ID. Cooper, ID. o.. SAN
Francisco sa4-t Having exam
iued and eHtrn kellogg Toasted
corn l-lakcs put up i'm Luc Wax
tit" packages / am free go admit
Chat thcs are fIr Superior 90 any
81 rer similar product tuat. haNr
ever trIed Being put up !n air
tight packages is bound 90 keep
them lisp and fresh Indefinitely
aud. / believe VIII tend 20 pte-
serve their nutfitive qualities. IN
thp future / viii with pleasur .
recommend To my patients the
use Of KellogKs Toasted Corn
Flakes on account OF tie WAX
rite package which makes them
absolutely sanitary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29

Dr. ~. q, SayIer, Citv Health Of0yer
pes MuineS. SAYS 70 commend the
movement uow under WAY tD pro-
tect fOud-stufs with covering that
viii prel eut moisture germs ana
Impurities from entering M tk-
ages prolurirg not only dar"t
posed food but poison. There ~
a satisfaction iu. opening pAcl-.
age that is thoroughly protected
md tile plan of using rEN COW
ing for food stuns meets any ape
prevail
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29
OKLAHOMA

Or = &. YIahr state Commissioner
nF ffcllth saws IT fs very i'm.
portaut That GOOD products SHOULD
r, protected from hands IN hand
lir~ Warfte In inv opinion,
wftl secure projection from finger
frNrtion dust and insect pollu-
ton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29
uIcuIGAN-

". ueImc. Commits Toner Statc
Food Department >Ns I'm tho
sule Of cretIs three thing are a..
Ie guarded against First enr-
tauiou DS careless handling and
from dust dirt AVID lies second
dnterfors ton NJ contents hy Z q
absorption "i moisture Thri lr+
hesitation u, cereal eating Insects
y.hf IA $50 rnd quite common even
tl .maut pathaEc food Ftuns It
ft witt pleasure that this depart
ta.ut View -s ths advent Of thr
kellogg waNtitc packagc WHICH
prevents All the. above defects.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29
M>sSACH,sE TT>-
nr- NJ. ~. nichnrdsnn.

Or. ". ", UIchnrdNOn, ~FOrrinr'
state Board ~ Health SAYS 'If
advantage pf wax sc1lcd pack
ages for the protection ~ pre-
pared food would bt twn-fold (.
FIRST apoTatiou or moisture
from foods originally moist
would be prevented afurtlcrmO' q.
drv foods WouiA upf take up more
ture and ~ course germ lie
would Go excluded from su
packageS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29
Dr. w. W sears.

Dr. y. w sears. Health. Officer,
~vr..Iec saws .Grcat cgrc should
te cNcrci-ed On the wrappers for
drN tood-stums ANY covering
WnirN VIII take up moisture is
rot e good AS covering which
US mperNious 20 water like pa
afGu pr WaNed paper"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29
COLOR ADO

John Lynch, state Food and Drug
Commissioners says This DEPART
meut regards Tho practice OF en-
casing food products iu tight
packages as decided step tor
ward IN food sanitation WAY
titc rs simple and ethfaCirU7
device Tor preventing the az t"r
iorarion or contamination of foods
and is 70 Doe highly commended
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29
nr. l.rnntf. Ernnc.nk. Mnnlth go

missioner Buffalo Says: AS
flr.lth Comuiss ipucr OF the CIT.
of EuW1lo have repeatedly urg-
.l that food stuUs Wherever prac-
ir1ilc shpuld hc wrapped 10 pro-
tect from contamination and
1r0 MOST hcnrtilv 80 favor Of par
afiu packages. like the Waxtite
pa" Rage
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29
Quo
D.. TOMS Kahn. Health .ofncer. cit,

~. louis INnhn. Health officer City
~ columbus saws The rules cf
have alwnt4 provided that food
stuWs SHOULD be properly protect
,1 from any possible rontaminu-
fior and we therefore heartily in
dorsc tho method used hy some
manufacturers ~ food producers.
whirh provide for wrapping tie
same iu am impervious sealed
plrkuCc.'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29
GEORGIA.

J. u. price. Commissioner state De-
uartu1ent Agriculture says The
use 81 was paper iu wrapping
food packages after being sealed
i- an s>..l ne idea as it aids in
keeping out contamination ana
kaepIuL tn" original strength ana
flavor of food so wrapped
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29
CALIFORNIA

ID T.. VI Powers. Health Commits
sfuner Los angeles. saws, sealed
packages and wax paper wrap
pings are economical and conEen Z
lent. and pr1teDt against dust arH
dirt aHi are a protection from
disease
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29
ILLINOIS
nr. .rohn \. nohln-on. - nnnoIa

Statt Board VI Health says; Tho
W8NIts pau Rage meets with WN
most sincere approval ia As a
step iu the right direction. II all
f1odstu0s could BE- enclosed IN
like protected package 10 would
D. ~ great benefit 70 the public
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29

sloner. Citt and County a. Den
Yer SAYS The new rpntainer Doe
ing known as WaNtitc packae"s
seems TO possess an that can lee
desired Boo tic WAY OF Eanljafy
ontatner for SUCH food