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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
COPPER SUIT DIsMIssEp

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-Judge Lacombs.
in the United States District Court
again dismissed the amended complaint
OF the United Copper Securities Com
pany, assignee OF Otto Heinse q CO., and
Ruth Noyes HeinE. stockholdsr against
the Amalgamated Copper Company, Ana
conda Copper Company, Butte Coalition
Company, Red Metals Company, vii
liam Rockefeller and others.
The suit was originally brought against
these defendants for an accounting and
triple damages under terms OF the sher-
man antitrust law.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
WHEAT IS STEADY
TO SHADE FTRMER
AT CHICAGO TODAY
Commission Business Light.
Foreign D and or
Broader Scale-Com and
Oats Show Fimness.

CHICAGO. Dec. 16.-wheat opened
steady to shade firmer today with
commission business light An important
firm that led the buying at the outset
sold soon afterward. Another large busl-
ness house was on the selling side and
pit traders followed.
The market at Liverpool was firm, with
offers light. Throughout the winter
wheat belt the severe weather found the
region covered with snow, according to
the Price Current. The acreage is so much
larger, the paper says that there could
be considerable loss by winter killing and
still n good crop would be obtained.
a bullish construction was placed abroad
on the United States Government report
OF yesterday and an advance of Sd. was
paid for winters. An important factor
Is the belief at Liverpool that shipments
from Argentina during January will be
under earlier expectations. and some au-
thoritles expect them to be light. The
foreign demand Is on broader scale.
in Austria Hungary the weather is
intensely cold and only part Is covered
with snow. The general outlook for
seeding there is not favorable. and the
area planted small Weather conditions
in Argentina are better. Weather and
crop news from Russia is favorable and
stocks at most ports are large, with
prices normal.
The receipts of wheat at Minneapolis
and Duluth today wero $50 cars against
5O6 cars year ago; at Winnipeg 1873
cars, against 45i cars at Chicago 1928
cars, against "a cars.
Corn was little frmer with trade fair.
Fine cold weather and less talk of heavy
feeding discouraged active buying. The
market at Liverpool was firm. Conditions
in Argentina are favorable for the new
crop. and at present there appears to be
little likelihood of drought Freight room
continues scarce there The receipts here
today were 1853 cars, Offerings of oats
were light and the market was firmer.
The receipts here today were 19S cars
Provisions were little hrmer at the
outset on an advance of to 10 cents in
hogs at the yards, but there was un-
loading by longs, who noted the increase
In local stocks of ribs and pork.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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u. S. MAY EXPORT
COTTON WITHOUT
FEAR OF SEIZURE
French Government An
nounces Staple No Longer
Is Contraband II Markets
of Germany and Austria
Opened Wide.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 1s.-France an.
nounced today It would recognize cotton
as not contraband. As Great Britain has
agreed TO permit shipments OF the staple
from this country without Interruption
by her navy. the decision OF France opens
wide the markets OF Germany and Ans.
tria to American exporters
The French Government made its de-
cision known through Ambassador Jusser-
and. who called at the state Department
and laid It personally before Secretary
Bryan, Later the State Department in-
sued the following statement:
The State Department has received
note from the French Ambassador giving
the information that his Government IL
prepared to give tho same assurances as
have been given by the British Govern
ment In regard to the treatment Of cot
ton as noncontraband. The British Gov
ernment as early as October "a, made Il
known to the American Embassy At
London that cotton was not regarded -
contraband by that Government and will
not be. and this statement of the French
Embassy In Washington. similar to that
or Great Britain. viii make IL possible
for the cotton exporters of this country
TO deliver to all nations whethar
pellgerent or neutral, great supplies OF
this important commodity.
The American Ambassador at Berlin
has cabled the Department that 100000
bales OF cotton is the conservative esti-
mate of the market in Germany for 1915.
While the estimate of the required
amount for Austria Increases the de-
mand 100000 bales. The prevailing prices
Tor cotton in Bremen and other cotton
centres In Germany are given by the
American Embassy at Berlin as from
10 TO is cents per pound after ALLOWING
Two cents per pound for freight. insur-
ance. etc.
Cotton already has begun to move 10
Germany and Austria. Two ships left
New York last week with cotton carEoes
destined TO Bremen. Ten more have gone
or are being loaded in New York.
charleston, Savannah, New Orleans and
Galveston, and will be underway In a
Few days for Bremen or for Gottenberg.
copenhagen and Rotterdam, with Ger
many and Austria as tho final destination.
There also is demand for cotton IN
italy, according to a report received from
the American Embassy at Rome The
one practical obstacle TO the supplying OF
the demand Is the scarcity OF American
boats. Tho Holland-Amerioan Line has
refused 70 accept shipments of cotton 10
ROTTERDAM, and the fact that American
boats are required, under the conditions
imposed by Germany In the raising OF
the embargo 10 bring back dyestuffs,
cyanide, chemicals, etc, makes the de-
mand for American bottoms greater than
the supply"
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YEGETABLES

LesWabIe atock IN fair reduest and
values generally steady. Quotations. White
potatoes, per bushel Pennsyivania, $50
s2c.; New York. 4595O1. white potatoes Jer-
seyi Per basket aSd40c.; sweet potatoes, East
ern Shore, per hbl.-No l. s2a2.15, No 9. &1,b0
g aslsS IL sweets Jersey per bbl.-No /,
per. basket, e0a75e Onions. ehoios. psr
bush, 1ng75c,; DO, ordinary. per bush, 500
05c. de- choice, per lO0-b bag 81 2afbi So;
90, medium, per i6o-lb. bag s5e. iiSi Do. Sec
onds, per ;60-ib. baE 60d75e. Cabbage Do
siO4ie Caullaower. New York. per crate. I5,.
gsl2o; spinach, Norfolk. per bhl SiQt.25;
ida, rer hasket 81 25d2 do, North carolina.
per basket, @H76c. Beans, Florida, ner basket
3. Cueunhera, FLORIDA, per basket, Sl,TB92. 80;
squash Florida. per BASKET si.5Oq2. Celery,
New York, per bunch. 2bGdh0. MuHhrooma
per Alb. basket. sihLbO.
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FRESH FRUITS

The general market quiet, but choice stock
steadily held. Quotations. Apples, per bbl Z
iklng,, s2 75g2; Hoi BALDWIN. 81; ;!5g2 56 Green,
eating yarictiCs. SiTBa3,56 medium. Siaf f6O;
apples, Western, per box. N8i;5 apples, pse :
ware and Pennsylvania, per hamper, 50ftdOc
iemona. per box, sos oranges, Florida. per
% e9E "a Sl I6q22si tanEernes Florida, per strap,
~, aOd3 30; grapefruit Florida, per box, 81 5nft
22oi pineapplss, per crate-Porto Rico. sl.2j
"a; Florida, S1d2. 90; cTanberries, fancy late
varieties, per bll., S4di.5O. cTanbeFrles, Cape
God, Early Black, Per bbl., S3u4; cranbeTries,
cape Cod Early Black per crate. Iso gsi 80;
pears, New York per bbl.-seckel, Sl.a0TA;
Duchess S20a; Howell, S2a2.5o; other va
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
NEW YoRK coFFRE MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec ld-Tha New York coffee
market was Irregular az the opening some
futures declined two points, while others ad-
VRnced two polnta. sales 500 bags. January,
40e bid; February, d,50c, bid March, cole.
bid; May, 9. TGo, bid June, 8. zoe, offered. July,
a3e. bidj August ,f0c, bid; September, 7,70c.
bid October I5c BID November, T.s0c, bid.
9 D. m.-March. 0.e0c. Nay. aI0c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
HEARING ON WATER LINES
Railroads Seek Commerce Boards
Permission to Retain Them.

WASHINGTON, Dec, ia hearing on
the application OF the Pennsylvania, New
York Central and Hudson River Erie.
Rutland. Lehlgh, Grand Trunk of Canada
and the Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western Railroads for permission to re.
tain control OF their water lines was
given today by the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
1t is provided under the Panama Canal
act that such permission may be granted
by the commission IL II is ascertained
that control of water carriers Is not an
agency of monopoly in transportation.
The hearing today largely concerned the
retention Of barges,, lighters and ferry
services, which were claimed to be
agencies of convenience and benefit for
public service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO, Dee 1G.-HoGs-Receipts. 90.
600. Market 5Ql0c. higher. Mixed and butch-
heavy, 50; 1909 b5; light. g0,TSaf86; pigs ES3S
4O4O; bulk. TqT.2O, CATTLB-Recaipts rs, :
GOO Market lOG2OC. lower. Beeves $5 100 ii /;
cows and heifers Sa,25ds25 stockers and
feed9rs - 45ng605; Texans SIgI.0O; calves.
Si0Onp. SHEBP-Receipts, 10000. Market
strong 70 ioc. higher. Native and Western,
Sl.5OdB.3O; lambs. S55Ogs+O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
PHILADELPHIA BONDS GOOD
Declared Valid as Postal and Reserve
Bank Securities.

In reply to Inquiries from the United
States Treasury and Postoffice depart
ments, City solicitor Ryan has sent out
communications containing an opinion
that bonds Issued by the city OF Philadel-
phia are valid, binding obligations upon
the city"
The Federal departments asked for the
opinion because they have been asked 10
accept the city bonds as security from
institutions that accept postal savings
funds and Reserve Bank deposits.
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New Rediseount 80

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Dec, Is-Tha
Federal Reserve Board today announces
that the Federal reserve banks Of Phlla-
delphia, Chicago and San Francisco have
established new rediscount rates Or 5 per
cent. ON maturities up 10 30 days. si Per
cent on so 20 to-day maturities. and 9 per
cent. for long periods,
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ooTToN PRIoEs HfaHrR

NEW YORK. Dec. 16-Cotton prices
we're up 6 to 10 points Ia the Afternoon.
The rise was looked upon as 4 response
10 the announcement that Francs no
longer considered the staple contraband.
Austria. as ven as Franqs. were vide
open.
Prices follow;
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Dec l6.-BUTTER-Mar
fFmi receipts. 900 paekagesi ersamery extra.
a3833la1.f higher scoring 3iudtAc., State
dairy a1f92o.; Initiation creamery, 2flz125l
DGGs-Market steady receipts, bGO4 cases;
fresh extra, drstH. A3aiic fresh, drsts a0U
go. nearby. whites, d3063c nearby. mixed
Bs8A8e.; special MARKS 25lsn26c,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
SECURITIES AT AUCTION
Small Declines Established in Several
Issues.

There were more declines than advances
In today's local auction sales OF securities.
Excelsior Trust shares rose 5 points, but
Penn National Bank fell and German
town Passenger Railway "a.
Peoples Trust reeeded lM points and
Minehill and Schuylklll Haven a like
amount Bryn Mawr Trust shapes lost
a fraction Offerings were light.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

payment OF dividends on both the first
and second preferred stock. The Chicago
City Railway Company reduced its quar-
| terly dividend from 25S to III per cent.
An extra dividend OF IA per cent. was
declared by the Colt Fire Arms Company.
The Northern National Bank has retired
$4,000 emergency currency at the loca'
Subtreasury
The American Railways Company re-
ports decrease of Sl0.5St in November
gross earnings and n decrease of 200
for Ave months.
The weekly statement OF the Bank of
Germany shows gain OF q, 900 marks
In gold reserves.
The following stocks were quoted ex-
dividend in the New York market today:
American Can preferred, Brooklyn Union
Gas, S. 8. Kresse Company preferred,
American Beet Sugar preferred, Chino
Copper Utah Copper and Nevada Copper
New York banks lost s2s7, 900 to the Sub
treasury yesterday, and since Friday have
lost S,579,0OO
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange will
be closed January and 2,
Kennard G. Keen. OF Klemm & Keen.
has purchased a seat on the Chicago
Board OF Trade, The Arm has member
ships in the Philadelphia and New York
Stock Exchanges.
In accordance with established rules OF
the Philadelphia Stock Exchange stocks
cleared tomorrow must be certified this
afternoon by 4:2O o'clock
The Creditors Committee of the Avery
Company announces a dividend Of 16 2-S
per cent, payable December 81. making
so per cent paid on around S2,0oC,0O0
original indebtedness. The note extension
Arrangement expiring January / has been
extended one year, with the privilege
OF the company lIquldating the balance
any time next year
The American LInseed Company has
advanced the price OF oil cents a gallon
Net earnings OF the Tonopah Belmont
Development Company In November we're
Sl35,532; OF the Jim Butler Mining Com
pHny, S2s,Ss0 and Tonopah Mining Com
pany' S2,4OO, compared with Slo4,29o in
October.
The Susquehanna Coal Company's
anthracite collieries. which were idle on
Monday and Tuesday. went to work this
morning. The coal weather has stiInu-
lated the retail anthracite trade greatly.
The Republic Railway and Light Com
pany reports decrease OF ST578 in No
vembeF gross earnings The net income
increases t2ii7, and the surplus was
s1Ls79,
The market for sugar futures. which
was inaugurated on the New York Cof-
fee Exchange this morning, opened with
a large attendance. No sales were made
on the opening call, but Immediately after
ths call lot was sold.
The average daily car movement on the
Pennsylvania Railroad east OF Pitts
burgh during the first two weeks OF De-
cember, was A,69S cars. a decrease OF 54sl
from last year. or s0,2 per cent.
The United States Treasury dehoit Is
tso'i25sii against dehclt OF 81. .O52 last
year.
The Interior Metal Manufacturing Com
pany and r. II. Kelly, OF philadelphia.
have been awarded contracts IN eonneo-
tion with the construction OF the new
public building at Wilmington.
Charles N. schwab sailed from Liver
pool for New York today.
Announcement was made IN London
that the Anglo-Ameriean OIL Company
had deferred its dividend
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FoREIaN ExoHANaE MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec. 16-rhe foreign exchange
market Waa steady al the opening Demand
sterling, fsTisQi. SIS cables, ASA fFanc5
8 l3h db.14h; marks, $50
In the afternoon tho foreign exchange market
Was dull Demand s;erling, 4sIjs; cables,
4Ssls. marks SSis; francs. hISh8514A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
REFINED SUGARS

Trade quiet, but list prices steadily main
tained. Renners' list prices: standard granu-
isied, iOOc.; fine granulated, 4a6c.; powdered,
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PROVISIONS

The market quiet and without important
and air-drled, 2sa20c do. Western, in sats,
smoked, 2sq29c. do, city, knuekles and
Western knuckles and tenders, smoked, 200
SS91c' do, hams, s3oaa9; pork, family; s2'. 5Ou
ekinned, loose, 13QtSiAc.: do, do. smoked, :
f-a fala,se'; other hams. smoked. city cured as %
Western cured 15di5hc.: do, boiled, boneess,
229g2ie;; picnic shoulders, $. p; cured, loose,
pickle, according to average loose 15d15Hc.i
hreAlfast bacon. as 20 brand and average, city
cured, lSmlNc.i do Western cured, lSill9c.i
lard. Western. refined tieroes, 11haithc.j do,
do do tubs, 11tdllMc,; do, pure city, Kettle
In tubs, 1iITtiItc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
POULTRY

LIYE.-The market dull and prices Of
ings. Quotations: Fowls, 1fIT5c. old roosters.
ql3e.i turkeys l0dlsc; ducks, lSuile,; geese,
over apiece. per pair, J0c.; Weighing iAQtgi
lbs. apiece, per pair, 5Oq5Sc.; guineas, OLD, per
DRESSED.--Demand fair for fine deslr-
able-slzed stock and values OF this description
well @ SUSTAINED Quotationsi Turkey dry5peeked
2ic. average receipts iiaGiDc. u to box. ury :
packed, selected heavy, 1shc,; Inferior. ia
lSS lSS 0SIo., Mo- 9Iq 3D. isG F9wS wslghns ,a4g5
pWndSr l2ai3e foSyis' bsss ,SSTy-paSisd.
iGss do. lbs .o' and oSda Gndqr oCaaHs 'Sili oli
Nearby, lhq2 lbs. apiece, 2O@22e,; do,
fair TO good fBd isc.; Western. / y az lbs.
apiece, 20c, do, fair TO good. i4d lsc. roast
IS 70 - lbs. to des.' 80 a 2se milk-fsd. IS to
20 lbs. to do2, 10@2lc,: corn.fed, is TO "a lbs,
& a0i mfea to @ s6 bs % 10 o don
l4hei rnilk-fed, 81 to 4a lbs, TO doz., 14lsc.;
gninis-fsd NIL 40 20 ~ lbs, to a9Iy 5Ae;; milk;
i9o SorSfed ~ 70 e Ss 0s to d doc
5s SSrRsf & - s IS a and 0 oye to to s0S do.
SSsEsns dTy.Pasksd, "G IN WESTERN, lils MIX!
milk-fed lbs. 16o. Western, mil lk-fed, 81
lbs, lAhe; wssssrPni, mk;ted, dryIpiekssaa'
aL az ibs iic sstern .fsd lbs ana
Western, eorn-fed, dry;pigked,, mixed weights,
ern, @ eoTn:isd ~ as ibs., ib ii84d'' spfin5 SSiS
ducks, l40i5c Spring geese. 1adiSc.
Ss HraPs per SEeS 9sE s6 white hesRsE o
lbs sF SS1sP SssR 56a25i So''' So TiSssofaF iSs pst
al SO: DARK and No. Z, S6e. .9fSI' V''-'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.-onerings Of fancy goods were
ilghl, prices We're firm with demand fair. Quo
fancy specials, 59e. extra, 34c; extra iirsts
iaqie- packed, 2ia28e. as to quality: nearby
prints, fancy We: do, average extra. 35a5Se.
Special fancy brands OF prints jobbing at
I2U44C
limited receipts OF choice fresh eggs pricea
OF which ruled firm. Quotations: In free
frsts, Sl2u123O per standard case; average
nearby, =, current reesi5ts, Silito per standard
do, hrstg, Sit.4O per case; mixed held and
fresh and ordinary stock, :$oaQ.do; Southern,
SO. N.S001i 40 per case. Refrigerator Eggs.
choice and fancy fall-packed, 2Iq3Oc.; DO.
apring packed as TO quality. 2l420c. per doz.
Fancy selected cRndled fresh eggs were Jobbed
out at 4Uu4Sc. per doZ.
CHEESE.-Values steadily maintained un-
der small supplies. but TRADE quiet. Quota
tlons: New York. ful-cream, earlier receipts
choiee, l6c.; do; DO, current make, choice,
l5Gl6hc. do, do fair to good. 14ADl4Ac. (;
do, part skins. ffl3c
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Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT,-Receipts. e2.3tO bush This
market for sprinR wheat dun and tc. loser.
but winter steadily held. Quotations; Car
lots In export elevator-No. 2. rcd. SPOT and
December, st.2Oa1.2t4. No 2 red western.
81 2i@L26; No. Northern Duluth. 1920
1ai.
CORN.-Receipts. 4o4s bush. The market
hrm under liaht offerings, but trade quiet
Quotations. Car lots for local trade. as to
location.--No. 2 yellow. old stastlbo.; steamer
yellow. old s0h9Sic. new yellow. as to quail
ity. 06haIic new cob. per 40 lbs. 6T66so.
OATs.-Receipts, 21,O2t bush. The mar-
ket quiet but steady under moderate offer
standard white. 5sl4c No. 3 white 55c.
ELOUR-Reoeipts, 1915 bbis. and 2aO2,-
o2o lbs. IN sacks MIN limits steadily main,
l3s: a wood! Winter clear, 81 i5Pi ,59i do.
,s, Sansss, strsight, iu,9 sssEs IS. 299s54o: do.,
S6 clear NO sS.ioag 30 dSS Straight $500 go'
s6gqSSt699i city mills. choice and fancy patent
ABu6 boz city millg regular Erades-Winter.
clear. s4asa54q ~; do. straight sSa525; do
RYE FL0UR.GThe market hrmly held
under small supplies. but trade uulet We
quote nearby and Western in wood at S8d6 TO-
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OPEN MARKET RATES
Reserve pankn, plsoount go

NoAuAhHND etSSA A%eSAAsAiAt5 2 ~ -Np9AfAs
COLUMBUS. o.. Dec, 1.-THE Columbus
stock Exchange viii reopen pecenhar
q without restrictions.
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Powder Stock Quotations


THE FENNsfINANIA COMPANY FOE
lNalkAkCEs Oh LIVES AM
DRAINING AhNiIElE9
December Ialh I0la
The board of Directors has thia day d.
etaFNa EeHuiIr quarterly oitlaeaa % NIN
Per Crnt fseeo per sAeftl ciesf g taN
PAYABLE t4Aa-It 4i1a ISIS. tQ gtaazhoIilrt
- ffretd = tt. cIces = t1airaaa aa aearlI-
4aG 14Ia aaIa U.#
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ELECTIONS

a.. THE CENTRAL NATTONAE B41lK
KS on PHILADELPHIA
December "a. 1919
The Annual Election for pirsQtors 81 ihIa
Bank viii be held at the Banking Hnaas IS
Tuesday January 18th, 1915 between III
m. and ] L. m WILLIAM FDSF
EasnIas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-16

II to 1l.3o A. M.
1880 A. M. to 1e M.


200 Leh Nav cons 4Hs.,....,...,..... ss
5000 Phila Eiee 4a.''..,.,,,.,.,,,,,,, Tsls
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$50 70 8 P. a.

4 u q I....s.. s. Union Irao Al
Ess5s ssSss .....si s. 100 SSa = ii'ls
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100 cent IeathsF aeIs 10 Keystone Tol 1s.
20 Keystone Tel 1885
S5 ToRopah Bel, *
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23

Secretary Redfed of the department commerce appears to be man to tie to- He is determined that Alaska shppng small be properly safeguarded and in spite of frequent dis couragemens he keeps hamerng away Eventually he will
 impress upon congress that the lives and property of the peo pie of the Pacific coast and Alaska are quite as valuable those o other sections of the country The repeated to shipping the Alaska should prove the immediate necessity of aids to navigation.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23
ASHLAND REPORTED HAVING
 CLEANED UP sto,ooo

Our former townsman, Robert Ash land, Is reported as having disposed of the Laubner addition at Seward for $4O,OO0 to the Alaska Land Company in the states. There are 326 lots in the addition, for which MT. Ashland paid $3O,OOO some months ago.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23
CITY OFFICIAL ORGAN MAKES
 GOOD FOR PATRONAGE RECEIVED

Be a Cordova Booster
 Stop your knocking, be a Booster. Crow your head off until you die. If you ever stop a Boosting We will know that you are Roasting In your home up in the sky Boost the Boost why not try Especially with legitimate prey. Then there's always a chance to win. But make a limit to the game With all councilmen it's not the same False Economy and Graft not counted in.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23

WE are informed by the Seward Gateway that our blg Mike Sullivan has thrown up the sponge far as Portage Bay is in connection with the terminal o the new line and has declare that Seward IS the logical coast outlet Uncle Sams railroad This certainly
 crashing blow to Cordova from which this will not he able to unless President Wilson administers us antidote in the selection of the from Prince William Sound to interior Alaska
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23

THE Cordova Daily Times is a full-hedged member of the Associated Press and with eegphic service from the greatest newsgaterng association in the our read depend upon receiving the latest and authentic reports from the states and the in Europe.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23

ISN'T it about time to think of that New Years reso- lution
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23

Select your Christmas cards nov at E. A. Hegg's.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23
Fresh Shipment

Augustine & Keyer Candies, special Holiday assortment, at
 O'NEILL & SLATER co.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-23

But short time in which to purchase that Christ mas gift.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
Wanted-M Miscellaneous

WANTED-Driving horse for his
 keep. Good pasture and little use. P. o. Box 957 db
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17

WANTED-Reliable man. good ref erenCes as manager of our business headquarters. Phoenix investment re- quired. one or two thousand dollars, large returns assured; splendid oppor- tunty for the right man. Call for MT. Stowe, Adams Hotel Tuesday and Wednesday, l to P. M bn
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17

FOR RENT-Houses, furnished and unfurnished. M. F. Dewitt, 30 N 2nd Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1914-03-17
For Rent-Miscellaneous

FOR RENT-Corral and storage warehouse corner First St. and Jack
 son. Inquire at McNulty's Pool Hall, 16 South Center St bp