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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-15
BATTLE RACED IN
!. ST0REHOLDOF
!, VENTURA

Siice-bars and money-wfenches &c.
ured as weapons IN q battle royal that
n alleged 10 have ragged down IN the
bowels Of the big Oceanic liner Ven.
ttira as the vessel proceeded on its
course through peaceful summer seas
IL the direction Of the coral stranded
and emerald peaked isles in the
Samoan group following its denar.
ture from sydney. N. s. W.
While bitter strife was rampant 10
the engine and fIreroom Of the liner,
the rigging and upper work was filed
With 3 eaIly colored and stfident chat.
tering multitude of tropical birds.
Feathered Warblers OF every hue nut-
tered from rail TO mast, and Surveyed
the scene from lofty perches on the
wireless aeriaIs.
n was only q plain garden-fence
variety 81 black cat that precipitated
row Of no mean Dimensions The
feline. sleek animal OF masculine
persuasion and 4 AT Of the company
Of engineers had completed four
round trips IN the capacity Of mascot.
The eat was charged with having
made serious inroads upon cages con-
tanning Australian birds. the property
Of lrtnen The third morning after
the Ventura sailed from Sydney. the
feline failed 10 respond to the cab
TOT refreshments. and Il soon develop
Sd that members Of the ilferoom crew
had caught Tommy unaNdres and he
had been thrown into The sea.
At daylight the following day, q
hundred passengers On board the liner
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-15
F0NQ|EL De D 6ESI
AERoNAvJ. IS DEAD


PARIS WIlfrid de FonvielIe. the
Oldest aefonaut ia the world died here
at the age Of 80 years IS early As
1854 he began experimenting with
balloons and made some ftnariab bib
asce1is. During the siege Of Paris
be crossed the Prossian lines u =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-15

In sailing from Vancouver and Vic
toria. the Canadian a astralasian liner
Niagara is reported as. we'll filled with
cabin second class and third class
passengers. T. II Davies & Co, the
local agent, have so far received no
advice regarding the number OF tray.
elers to leave the liner at Honolulu.
The Niagara is due at the port on
Wednesday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-15

J. ". Kessler. aged rs. of Peoria
III, was murdered and his body plac
ed in an Illinois Central box car
The body was found in the car Al
Charles City, Iowa. ) 2
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-15

Al Cincinnati inventor of a fire-proot
suit and helmet allowed himself to-
be cast into the flames at demon
stration held the other day. The man
is said to have been in the ire i've
minutes, and to have stepped forth
unharmed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-15

Mr.. De Soft Clever Oh. very.
Why she has brains enough for two.
Miss Smart Then she's just the girl
you ought to marry Philadelphia
Bulletin.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-15

political parties VIII be allowed =
send ia proof Of their organizations
and existence IefrItofIa< Secretary
Wade Warren Ihay1f wiz. On Mon.
day, 50 over the Lists and then get
busy on the appointing Of election Il.
spectors.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-15
TO-DAY 5 MAJOR
LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN lEAcuE

At Chicago Washington s, Chicago
At Detroit-New York z. Detroit 4.
At ST. louis Boston 2, 81 Louis
At Cleveland Philadelphia s, cIeve-
land 9.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-15

s S. TENYO MARU sails for Yoke
hama D. M today.
S. S. VENTURA sails for. San Fran
cisco 5 p. nj. today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-15
NATIoNAL LEAcuE.

At Brooklyn Chicago s, Brooklyn
Il.
At New ork-Pittsburgh 8, New
York S.
Al Boston Cincinnati 4, Boston q
At Philadelphia-St4 Louis 8, PhiIa.
delphia 8.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-15

/ ~
= q . - . 4sss. 81 = lsIlqe4 41es mas
9esn IesineLits q tne samoan Islands.
+ prisoner under z Strong guard sof
Y = Marines anq = passenger y the
TON j ras0 E eso THIS moInine knase,
VINO mas pesn sentenced p y Years
e p sQ1llnsl,s 81 gan quentin was
given n charge Or. TIE police depert.
p'e4t lmmeqi eteF folIoNInR the orrl'
}al Of The Ventura. Chase IS charged
vii committing statutory crime,
BIS victim being 14syear-old Samoan
girl:
S ~ - =
MIS-. D. Mccasky. was this m N1sr
taken. ii oneen's hos6if6l s,,f' -, +, Z
from bruises which are not ,consfli6f.
ed seriors. a. s ree,,f 81 a. o3erfGtz.
ing 81 a,1tomohile M. 1sf7 whjlS the
car was proceedine along King street
near the Palana PUMPING station Mrs
McCaslzy was 3 passeneer ir 4 car.
that had been diverted fo avoid com.
ing into collision with little child
playing "a the ROADWAY. In chanrinr
the course 81 the machine It slxidded
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-15
Aeroorame,

S. S. PERSIA arrives from Yokohama
Sunday. 3. M and proceeds to San
Francisco Monday morning; cargo,
for Honolulu 67s tons. passengers,
all told, 40 cabin. is second class,
I4S Asiatic steerage.
u. S. A. T. DIX arrives from Manila
Saturday. q q. m
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24
Meet a
Farmer Week Event

OREGON AGRICULTURAL cot.
tkdk. Corvallis. p~e "a ot tho
specialized industries that uln 10 TO-
prvssatsi al tho % A O. Taftasfe'
@s~k. that af datrYtag seosns 20 had
al ghls Time, Thsss ssil DO roavrsa
sios ot ,h1 oFsspa State palsyinen' =
Association anoshps Of ofpsoa tes1
coy cattle ciab, and ono Of tho ,ius.
sssln rrirslaa Association
4 emafrrensr Of mtlk a-atsss and
milk producers stll be held by the
dalsymna aaa creamery taea OF Tho
state. ana u 10 raHa5satiy ssppsssss
that tho pse~aof. % psrs bred AYro-
shlFps and uassnsey= win sss to-
xsshsr Al this ,itns and er.st efssai,
satioa Tor each ~ ,hsar breeds ~ cat,
tho
This @tii undoubtedly b shs big.
Erst gathering at dsifyfaea that The
state has syrs kHaNa. aars Professor
Graves In sgeaklag Of th. raFmsrs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24
NEW BALLS ARE
FULL OF MARKS
TEN-PI> DEyOTEEs ARE SPILL.
ING THE MAPLE STICKS At A
TERRIBLE RATE WITH NEW
AMMUNITION

Some high scores are being made
today at the Palm Bowling alleys. and
all OF the local ten pin champions
have been down trying out the new
balls. which were received last night.
-Four new sixteen-pound regulation
balls have just been received. and
also new sets OF pins for all OF the
alleys. In addition. the alleys have
been scraped and repolished, and now
resemble piece OF plate glass. II is
expected that some record scores will
be made In the next few days.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24
MITCHELL hit
BY AUTOMOBILE
Elderly MAN DRGAGED ACROSS
THE STREET nv A MACHINE
WHICH STRUCK HIM THIS
MORNING

struck by an automobile driven BY
I'd Smith while ho xas standing nca
the Mcponald building n, Sixth and
Main this morning. A. NJ. Mitchell.
father OF Dr. George c. Mitchell. was
dragged across the street by the car.
ond sustained severe bruises.
Mitchell and 70. 8. Grigaby were
standing about ten feet from the
sidcgalk on the north aide Of Main
street when the car came down Main
street toward Seventh. ~ that time.
says Grlgsby. II wns iittIs TOO far To
the left side Of the street. and whsn
an auto coming from Sixth approach
cd. Smith swung further 70 the left
10 avoid collision.
Before Crigsby could pull Mitchell
from danger. he was struck by the
car and half pushed. half dragged
across to the other side.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24

jurer's House" IL win please any
kind OF an audience.
RS the best act Of the kind tha,
has ever been shown in Klamath
Falls. was the verdict OF the Orpheus
patrons last night. after tho appear
anee Of Moon and SoHie. vocaiists
aud instrnmentalista Tho pair have
unusual musical ability. and every
number rendered. whether on stringed
instruments or song number. vas
roundly applauded.
Moon and souis will appear again
this evening. BESIDES this act there
is an especially good picture program.
including tWo-reel drama and two
one reel productions.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24
No Municipal Tree
for Old Boston Town

Last years city Christmas ire. cost
the taxpayers 50. s.a0o. the mayor says.
and decorations for public eelebra-
ticns have cost $1,000 a year.
Il Further states that the mayor :
policy o! retrcneamcEt in municipal
fgolios Is the result in part OF failure
of the merchants aad other business
men OF the city TO contribute to a
fund for these celebrations Orig
inaliy they promised TO share the ex-
pense with the city. says the mayor.
but for some time the entire outlay
has been from the public Golfers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24
nAeU|RE CO. TO
MOVE ITS STORE
THERE WILL BE NO AFTER-HOLI-
DAY LULL. As THAT Is THE
TINE SET FOR CHANGING THE
LOCATION

With the Christmas rush ending to-
night. the employees of the J. +. Ma
guire company. far from looking for
ward 10 little breathing spell. are
getting ready to move. The stock IS
10 be moved as soon as possible TO the
nsw location In the Mcguire building
on Main street. near Eighth.
The building to be occupied Is the
I'D Comstoek hotel. owned by Ma
guire. This has been completely re-
modelled. a-brick addition has been
added. and with changes in the parti-
tons. etc. it is now one OF tie bes,
arranged store buildings In Klamath
yalis.
Carpenters and painters are now
quitting the finishing touches TO the
building. which is soon TO house +
drygoods and furnishing store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24
LADIES BUSY IN
RELIEVING POOR
GREAT ott>rtrIss ~ t1orH.
i>a Distributed ~ ri,E PAST
FEW ntSS--MANS DONATIONS
ARE POURING ~

Tho executive eamu,ltics OF the
Philan,hTopie department. OF tse wo'
MAS Library Ctab has been yery
busy of late. distributing eiothlns. etc.
TO persons toaad To su in ne-a A
this - permanent nrganttatlea.
names o. persons a.ealag help viii b.
welcomed. az viii contributions
These can be iet, al The Library clae
building.
Additional contributions OF late
have beea sto from pF. ygsa westsF.
field. ana considerable ciotains ssoa,
J G. johnstoa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24
Notice OF Final Account

Notics is hereby given TO the heirs
creditors. or other persons interested
In the estate Of ". r. Poston. deceas-
ed, that tho 21st day OF January,
1915. has been appointed by the Hon.
W. s. Worden. Judge Of the County
Court for klamath county. as the
day for the settlement and the hear
ing Of objections TO the nnai account
Of the administrator of said estate.
EARL WHITLOCK.
Administrator Of the Estate of N. e.
Post0n. Deceased.
24-31-7-1l-3l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24
IS LLOYD OElAP
A MARRIED Man?
THIS ~ 4 QUESTION EtgN nts
RELATIVES sRE ASKING. Fut-
LOWING HEsElI.r az CHRIST.
MAS CARDS

Greetings from NT Hsh Nrs
Lloyd ns Lap
Tails lille legend on Chrsstm "a
cards received thls morning tfoa a
Isedmosd man sell known locally Ia
causing no little speculation. ssd
whether or hot 10 is married caahu,
bp ascettAiasd.
EYoa Lloyd'a father. coaa,, cirfs
g. u. Ds lap. Ia pusxIsd. 40 arc the
other DE Lap boys Each received a
card With tho greeting sso,a Ar, aud
Ars.." and each Ia as puEsled an tho
other.
IN Lloyd ia married. this 10 tho
iifst intimation wc have had OF H.
IL tho statement by tho youths father.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24
A LITTLE SPORTING GOSSIP
By Hal Sheridan

or's chlfeds. who Is sometimes known
as Dutch. had a p~nehant for home
runs The soly-oply outaclder hanE
up sixtecn hemc runs dariax the sea.
son. which was tho leagues best rec.
ord niii kenworthy of Kansas City.
crowded him for hoeors by humping
oa, nt,ecn.
kaur showed his class In another
dIsisioa. also. In getting runs he had
Il on the flock of athletics who make
Up the Federal League roster iienny
ehsiked up IFS ,aliisa during the sea.
son. NH Mckenzie. a team mat. OF
kansy's and q former Yankee aud
Pirate. ws= second. and was tho oniy
other player In The league ~hc had
more than 100 runs to his credit. Nc
kcchnle also finished second 10 the
basc-swipinx stunt. getting ff,r-t~o,
indianapolis probably viii 10, kaaT
name his own Sxurcs for his salary
during tho coming season. Several
managers In organized bali have been
after him after seeing bis work In tho
rod circuit. MeGraw OF the Giants.
"a declared to be particularly sweet on
tho younxs,er.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24
United Press Service

United Press Service
NEw YORK. Dec, ~ Little len,
ny kaaG, dim,autive Ia sisc. bu,
great IN powss and ability. stood oa,
among the eAtors and base runners IN
the Federal League las. year even
brighter than the tamogS Tyrus has
apPezgad in American league snr-
roaEdlngs for the past soycrai sea.
sors
kAGs Sas TIE kiHs bee In the GIL.
more eircul, With a sy seanec, No,
only did he show The say with q
blgdgeoa. with which 40 ciubbed oa,
2io bits. twcnty y-ssysa more than his
nsArcs, somp"si,oS but he anish d
way out ahead IN the stolen base col
umn lie pi,Irred ssyenty-aye sac ekr
in the is4 games hc took part In.
kaaH's hitting was OF the real kind.
,oo--iong distance stun. He slammed
oH, forty-hve hlnsies that werc good
for two sacks each. Two base wal
tops seemed 10 be Mr., kantf's favor
ie kind OF fruit. for In getting Triples
and four-haggers several Others pass
cd him. Aleck zwilling. of Joe Tlak-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24
THE NEW dancing and evening caps
Models Just received by
GERTRUDE q co,

A log rat, containing ono million
feet Of cedar. said 10 be tho largest
over noatod on the Paeine. recently
made tho trip from British Columbia
TO Puget Sound. II was 100 feot
long and seventy foot wide; II stood
ilfteon feet out of the water and
twenty feet under.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24
R6shss.w. sxs.sS2xUsnG
i;|;S;P![TlN\ 6
(.W7aN3H

Klamath theater goers wiiI have
their GTss opportunity on Saturday
and Sunday OF seeing the popular
romantic actor. Mr. Robert Edeson.
In the Laskey production OF The
Call OF the North" 4" There are ave
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24

Those familiar with tho Eastern
mistlotoe only have no idea OF the
great losses due 10 this parasite In
mo Forests OF tho West. whore Il
counts next 10 ire and insects In tho
amount OF damage done.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24

Ia pasts OF the West who're trees
are scarce sage brush Is used for
fuel In Nevada the large main stems
arc trimmed by Indians at ta.oo q
cord and delivered to the user a,
about $3.50. Sage brush burns rapid.
ly and Ia rather dirty. bu, produces
good heat.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24
l'aited Press Service

BOSTON. Dec. st.-Tais city.
which. according to Mayor Curiey, has
been spending sse.eee to sioO.oeo a
year On public celebrations. will have
no municipal Christmas ttee tomor-
row. The city's chief executive has
decided that the strong box has been
drawn upon too freely in the past and
that the city's funds may better be
expsndcd for statues. arches" and
cooersts sidewalks in the Public Gar
-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24

Tho skating Ia enc. aud many os
tho Young people are taking aayan,.
iso OF Il, having skating parties these
nice niEhts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24
Mt. lAK| NEWS

MI LAki. Dec. AR. and ufs
Goo Grarls and family wlll speaa
Christmas sith Mr.. oriuies sister.
Nsa ueary Morrison.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24

WE HAVE received today a couple OF
models of the new dancing and eve
ning caps. Chic. fascinating. They
will no, be duplicated. Also the
Tommy Atkins"
GERTRUDE 4 co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24

Tho singing school. under tho dlrce-
ton OF Mr., Case. IN In working order
again for tho winter There is a
good attendRne. and considerable In.
terest
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24

Dale aud Mary West apent several
days with Mr., and Mira clyde Grit.
nth.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24

Fay Wcst. Austin Case and Hay
and hon La Prairie az. homo for tho
holidays.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24

The man VINO eats apples has little
desire 70 drink. BAGLEY'S APPLE
JUICE should be more widely used.
1ltf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24

The q. p. Company Ia reported to
have bought the line down the coast
70 Eureka
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24

Mrs WIN Morrison and Miaa Masie
Morrison are hoiao for tho holidays.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24

Herb i.cstrr Ia breaking brush Oh
tho Manning ranch.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24

t.s tptA sslsasisrs and desk aiss.
ss,s. s-. Chiieosr. aas Aaia 10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24

"tEsT RECEIVED Mo,isl. os ,se
ssw dansiaE aaA pfvsins caps. siss
abe Tesnmy AtAsas
uEHIRuug q 60
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-24

wssa aaifysasas sosfea,loa A .s,,
shaeA ssil Of lAiascs, aud raiauh.s \.
f"sHssi"a Z" errFfuhs lAiosps.ra "a
.nsosaa's sss 600. 900 JalsY .sssa,
Es hFussissd saa ent g dairyhas u
shs state ran afford 10 agss &,
AoSss os tho brsi Eao~a aai,,a.a
OF tho state VII be 0n EAAa sisa r.,.
usbie messages 'or usvsua aAisr=ss
We ~ltl toll ysu saau akuss taos,
ssssa aFs saa Nssi gESy hate sa1s
ftass afp a1s aadsg ssr To ksss
soass Of uFpfans record ss,sshiss
rssSias~Fs On sshibsilsa dasiss sAs
essssu susA soRs OF iks saas,cs,
that have psosIascsi 700 paasas Of
batter fat 0s @nHrial test
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
Swartzel, Rheem &
Hensey Co.,
527 18th Street North west.
SUBURBAN Line Will
Charge EXTRA FARE
Residents Between Somerset and Dis
trict Line Afected-Plan
Protest.
BECOMES EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY !

Beginning February l the Washington
Railway and Electric Company will
charge a fare between Somerset and thS
District line, in either direction. with an
additional fare of cents OF a city
ticket within the District. At present
no fare is charged between these points
A vigorous campaign by the residents
Of these townships has been started and
a public meeting OF protest is to be held
probably tomorrow night
The corporations announcement of the
proposed change includes the following
provision in regard to family commuta-
ton books:
Family commutation books of thirty
round trips will be sold, good between
Somerset and points within the District
on the lines II the Washington Railway
and Electric Company. These books will
be good for one year for any members
of the family of the person to whom they
are sold. or for as many members of the
family as may wish to use the books
at the same time and on the same car.
The price OF these Communication books
will be $50
W. + Ham. vice-president Of the com
pany. stated last night that the existins
arrangement whereby no fare is charged
between Somerset and the District line
expires February l. Two years ago. he
said. the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion prevented an effort to put in effect
this same change by granting an appeal
of the citizens of the places affected and
prohibiting the charge OF a fare for an
other two years ending February !. 1914.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22

3soz5.oo: Western yellow onions psr bag. 21sa29:
white onions. per bus. 2ooAzH; beets. per no. Hoa
SO; eszpIsnts. per crate. a0zIn: turnzps Per bbl.
0ai.O: do. pcT box. 5a0: tomatoes. f1orida- pr
crate, s5oai.o; do, New York dollhouse. per h.
1s.s: cauiihower. California per y crate. izal5o:
do. Florida. per basket. L2sal75: pumpkins. each.
salo: spinach. rer bb Ioa2oc; kale. per bb-. 6ao;
eTsnberries. per small box. 10.35: do. per S-qt
boz. 90: do, per bbl eooaIAoo: Brussels sprouts.
per quart. lsaao: Florida peppers. per crate. 2oa
so; per bss. L75z.3: Florida peas. per bss..
sooasoo; beets. FLORIDA. per crate. 225a2-5.
DRESSED POCLTRY-Chickens. per ID. lss1p
hens. choice. per h. Is: DUCKS. per ID. isaD;
turkeys. per lb., .2zcs: roosters. per lb.. II.
LIVE STOCK-veal calves. choice. per ID. III
medium; per n. ioall; common. per ID; s.9;
spring lambs best. per H. EAST: do. ordinary.
DREssEJ GUoDs-Dre.sec porr. Hsbt-ueishts.
per h. losail; do. heary. per h. sao rbbits per
doz Zeoa2.-o
sEEDs-cio.er. red pr d. s.x,IzS: DO. sisih..
pc ID. -: do. alfalfa. per n. loisaIln: timothy
seed. per bushel 2s2 s.: orchard sr,s,. PER bushei.
LaslIs: red top per h.. 2aA Blue Gss. pef
FRESH FISH AND cRABs-CPnes dive. below
srs By the pound unless otherwise stated -)-Buttn
and stars large. lal5: Gas: eroeu,. medium to
s. NV 6s sIaaW S an Sots S9 NAL 1850 ss ,,;,,sT 81,
per ton. Aoo: do. medium. no; old hay. nosa
800: strav. long re. per ton. I51: do. tangled
rye ioooaiLIs: wheat srsS. 400 corn. ear. per bbi
WOOL AND HIDES-wod washed. free Of busrs.
pr h. Ss7; wool. unuashed. Per ID. eaas; hidss.
dr. per lb. lsals: salt hidz. dry. per ID. u: salt
hides. Per ib. u; eslfskins. green each. lseslIs:
green hides. peI lb. l.
mackerel. .: rock. boiling. %: do. medium, %; do.
pan. Is: white perch arge lead: do. white nall.
lesl5; yellow perch Isrse. l2: do. small. o. salmon
trout la; gray trout. large. sal2; do. small salo
nounders sl2: catfish. loal2. green pike. native IS:
eels medium to large. sss spots large. IS: tailos
large. Is; do. small. 10: surgeons. dressed. 3: do.
skin on. %: clans. per 100. l-a: sn,pers. as to
size. iosl2; sczIlOps pe- Ct. : shrimp Per ct. .:
buefsh. IS: salmon. 3: fresh cod. Is: paddock. 10:
Spanish mackerel. l5a2o: Potomac bass. boiling. 8:
do. pan. Is shad. roc. each. LIS; do. buck. each.
IS.
FRuITs-Nev app,es. per bhl.. lsoss.p: lemonA.
per box. 35sl5: oranges. California. per boz. ,75a
100: do. Florida 10ca2 IS: tanserines. Florida. per
strap. 5aa0; rineapples. Florida pines per crate.
2ooas0: lines. p No.. ssalo: srapes. MAlaga. per
y bol- keg. l5si0; EI,psfruit. per dats. aas4K
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below for large lots Of good.
marketable goods only. Jobbsrs prices higher.
Lower grades may be sold for les. FAncy goods
commanded top prices. o.
Market for poultry and eggs huctuating. EsEs
ruled strong At u Hens passed easier. Turkeys
were scarce and hen turkeys commanded finn
figures. Dressed pork easy.
A light demand prevailed fruits and VEGETABLES,
Kale ruled hrmer. All other goods Of this line 70
mained quiet at steady figures
EGGS-Nearhy frsts, per doz.. y; do. South
en, J.
LARD-Tub. pure. per H.. lziai-as: do. common.
pr h.. lokall. Cottonseed oil. per can. I&-
BUTTERFLIES print. new. per Ih. IS; tub. per
h.. IS; process. per ID, asa7; underyrades per ID,
Sa3: store-packed. per lb.. lsa2-
CHEESE-Nev York. new. per h. n; nat pd
lh. lsh; sviss. domestic. per lb. .: do. foreign
Per h. a
LIVE PoULrRY-Hens. per lb.. Il; roosters.
pr lh, 10: chickens. per Ib.. Tals; ducks. per ib.
l5al6: turkeys. per H.. Ia2-
GREEN GOODs-Yams. per bbl. LIsa2oo: swese
potatoes. North Cuolins. per hbl. Ioos11: do.
nstive. psr bbl. l5oa20: potatoes. per sack. Zloa
II; do. No q per bbl. Locai.25: beans. Fiorica.
Pc basket. soosloo: csbbas,. New York. Per
100 pounds. l.5lh2oo: do. native. pG boi.. "a
LOO: do. Fiorida. per bbi.. aooaaso; car.
rots. per bunch. 2a3; udishes. houerovn.
pr 100. ual0: lettuce. per basket. loea1D;
CmbaingA pef crate. lIooaise; eeiep. per dos-.
&ss; Do. pa 0ts. apsLS; saeumbsu. per baa.