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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
c.,,e. o. Other Divisions.

-, ,psrters a very general. II not
.s,.,a release % blocks OF invest
=. .,ocks from railroad treasures Is
-. o. in spite OF specific denials "on
~. y. .n,horitv. that Union Pacific for
-. has any idea Of distributing
- .ss-es besides SIS Baltimore 4 ONO
...s'-rs New York Central itself was
- Ia. this view Yesterday. though II
=. - nat considerations relating TO It's
g,s,,,s outlook likewise reflected them
.,,.. IN the early decline OF the STOCK
S-,cs s.l not neglect the chance 10
=, opt IN this connection, that nell
y. Veu York Central nor Baltimore
Ohio promised too much Tor the
.,.,,snsrce ~ their present dividend
-, and that Union Pacific, by set
-, "a OF both Of them with credit
,,gs have more 70 gain than lose. Union
p.,,.s owns a number Of other securl-
Il, ss<lsss the blocks Of Central ana
s,,,u,ore 4 ohio. but there is no reason
q, hl.eve that 20 would readily give up
b. CHICAGO & Northwestern. Of which IL
,sds Ais shares. o. its very useful 20
IL shares Of Illinois Central whatever
might DO With its 1850 shares Of St
Paul referred. its 1851 Of New York
.,-irsl or its l0s. 81 Of Alton preferred.
an these shares are free In the treasury
...,. lA00 Central. which lie pledged
-ser TIE same oregon Short Line re-
t.-sars mortgage that covers the Balti-
-o-, Ohio stock. They can as readily
3, released by The substitution OF other
.aatEai or cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
Latest Dividends Declared.

Emerson Birmingham Company, regular
quarterly OF IL per cent on preferred stock
payable February l TO stock OF record Jan
uary lB.
Railways Company. General. regular guar
terly OF | per cent payable February l.
Standard Oil Company OF California reg
ul3r quarterly of So 80, payable March Is TO
stock of record February ..
Brooklyn City Railroad Company regular
quarterly Of 2 per cent, payable January II
10 stock OF record January 6.
Ohio Fuel OIL Company. ST. payable jan
uary 20.
New Hampshire Electric Railways. regular
.emf-annual OF per cent on preferred
stock. payable January 81.
Baldwin Company. quarterly OF per cent
on common stock and Ia per cent on the
preferred stock payable January 10
Ell Favor Mining Company, quarterly OF
per cent payable January 30 10 stock or
record January 20.
Freeport Water Works Company. semi
annual OF : per cent, payable January 10
Rio dc Janero Tramway Light and Power
Company quarterly Of 4 per cent, payable
February . to stock OF record January IL.
Burns Brothers. quarterly OF 81 Is on the
preferred stock, payable February ?, and
81 % on the common. payable February ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
COTTON CLOSES
SLIGHTLY LOWER
Loses an Early Gain Under Profit
Taking-Slight Rally at
the Finish.

There was less activity in the cotton
market Yesterday. and after some de-
mand on overnight orders and from
shorts there was lack Of support APP
parent When rally OF about 20 points
from the low Of Monday was made buy
ers began to take profits, and active
months went TO Q points net lower III
the early afternoon spot interests bought
March and May against sales OF July out
there was less business from foreign
sources. savannah reported good spot
demand at an advance Of &c, and other
reports indicated a smaller amount OF
cotton remaining in the interior than at
this time last year. The local close was
steady AZ II net decline OF to points
Southern spot markets were unchanged TO
sc higher. and the local market held quiet
at 1890 for middlng upland; sales. $50
bales. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08


-. -. ~, .oass -. o.,,,,xs and harm
.,d af'. -, ssMSc ~ Si,~ dvssssd veais
ovie, =. 1850. courtry dressed AZ t2iid
~ 80
sai.,R ~ otis & 60: 80 vsals. rs y
average si3 per 100 j.. 30 100 H. re 20. ~.
| 1875 H. si2
j. @. Curtis & Son Its y.sls TO- 10 Boz ~, !,
Slg: q 1871 N, sIi 80. = iat n Sii 4. i'J n.
$40 80: 2 I25 10. $40: 4. 10 H. so: fed calt
20 H. So. 10 BARNARD ana fef calves -. -
81 barnyard calves. go 10. 50 - 10. 81 ID
SO 20 .. 3JI NJ 81
". n. Hume - yeals. li- 10 SIS. = 10 3D.
III: . Guns y" ~ r, n ~ o, val. no n
George J. >; Diilshnac. -, " ,se
sl3: s. io6 H. sii 30: culls iil n, ~ J. a.
ID, 50 - -. 90, q, a., % 40 ;,
en- ~ IN !" i, ,''iin ~ n, "a
81. a. es,i ',,o I.' o. d. 81. 40 N sia. 100
~, N sS9' S SSn IN 70 'eA'S' ''' w.
robin 4 shannon. a. vtals. i4s n si3 80 2.
u, M kio. 7 fS7 NJ 80. 1 vearling 40 %. 81.
tfrrs 80, ,,,iss,or Co 20 vcaIs i3i n Si2.
20 no Ii sl2 rs. . fg3 10. $40. 70 Ind. iG0 n.
90 N an i2l In. 20. "a Ind calves iH no.
ss 20. Is as1 10 s.: 10. $50 10. 81 Is. T. 27O ID.
30" Lid O. Co. 2 veals. i4s n. si3 ~. y.
IA ~ SD 20: 81. i2t n, si2 ~: cults. Is n.
ss =, ia. N 90 . harvard calves $50 %.
So 20
sanders. veais. i5s 10 sls 80: . i7G -.
sI3 -; 70. 1873 ~ sis: "a. iSs N, -. ~; u
r,lls ,oa n IS rs; .. ~ n. s. 20; g. 81 n.
90. . harvard calves i70 n. 81 20
Mcpherson q Co: yeals. 49, NJ. w - l.
10 N. sii: !. 100 n SO: culs. 100 n. s. ~
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 5."f
h.ad. ~ cars On sale. sheep strong; Eooa
handy lambs qteady others weak and slow
n n.'nr ,fero no, ou,t. cleared Common to
~ I'll, sas,s- IN. lambs e. 5OaSs -. a Jew
,r,i"n. a. s15ss- n Dressed mutton Arm II
sisaiis; ' dressed lambs steady At l2ql5 .;
outSi'e hsu,c ,o ., sr0tS r.r ca,cass
ho,nopse x tannn' g 10 .a3 ohio lambs - %
SAT- hIes - - u. 100 NJ. I53 70 N 81 80. 20i
sxe,asc: = - ps . ono sheep ie5 n. 81 -.
Nieh' o. 10. ~, .,s,a lamb ~ n - T..
,an"es e. ss' penn f0g ~ s.: II
90 ono, ,os y, &. u
s'a.H sheei' luo a., ~ ~ :. Ind Lambs 10 n
Kcrre Commission Co 81 - IN. l1u 90 sTrso lis
81 20: 10 yesili u 10, &C. e. NO ~ ti. 10
H. s. 20; ~. IN 10 - o. a. IV' 10 Fo' 80
IL n. 81 %. - 49, - "a +,
Shamberg SON: :y Ohlo ia'"Os' 10 ~
s. -; 10 sheep, 20 NJ. 80 80. -. =, .,
J. G. curtis & SON: 80 state lambs. - 10
s. go: Il. 80 n. IS 30: sheep. lS 10 - .
loo n. 81: 2 culls, ~ n. 81 5o 3. % r. -
W r. Hume: 20 state lambs. - 10. s.
George & /. s. Dnlenback: II state lhuos'
s.. r., IS 80
Andrew Mullen: . state lambs. 90 H. So
,,,u sheep IO7 10 81 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. January Z. 1914.
GRAIN-WHEAT-The wheat market was
again influenced by weakness in ccrr but gave
evidences Of underlying strength and after
closed at the top. with net gains OF hM &c.
Foreign markets were lower. and sentiment
abroad was less disposed TO favor the buying
aide owing to the close proximity OF the move
mont Of new wheat in Argentina. as well as
continued offerings from Australia and Canada.
Receipts at primary points were slightly larger
than last week, but about 10000 bushels less
than on the corresponding day last year. but
distribution is not active, and stocks at Mime
apos have Increased 600 600 bushels during
the Last four days. while Duluth has gained
24i 900 in three days. In the local cash mar
ket No = red winter wheat was quoted ST. ele-
vator, domestic. and 81 ofiz o b. No North
srn Duluth. 99Ac. b.. CORN-Was active
and feverish. with alternating waves OF liqui-
cation and covering The tone generally
weak. and prices at the close. while ssc up
from the bottom, were sc net lower. Senti-
ment was influenced by accommodating supplies
and prospects for literal offerings from Argen-
tina The Price Current said that there Is
a surplus of corn for shipment In Ohio Indiana,
Illinois Iowa, Minnesota and Nebraska. and
that the percentage OF corn shipped from sur
plus states will be greater than usual owing
20 smaller requirements for feeding. Cash No
yellow was quoted at zoe. (. to arrive.
OATS-Ruled fairly steady and closed near
the top with net loss Of isc for active posi-
lions Rec eio.s at Western points were not ex-
cessve. and there we're rumors OF EXPORT sales
OF Canadian oats. Cash market quiet; stand
ard white 44;lG45c: No 2, i5l4G i5c; No 3. -
I4jc. 20 4 42i.04iiac. ordinary clipped, 43iz
St4sc: fancy clipped. 4Ja4Ic all elevator. RYE
Easy; No . Western. &c. / Z. New York,
to arrive. BARLEYmGuiet; mailing, doasoc'
madam. 81 50; silver hull, 81 81; mixed. 81 80;
Tapancse 81 q5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
.,ders in a Quandary
Over What the Admins
cation Really Wants.
II p. GETS TWO BIRDS
Z" WITH SINGLE STONE
,,;bIe Bonds Show Much
.,;,,;,y- Other Roads May
Dispose of Stocks.

.,,- only some such thing as 'ne
p,r,se episode to start the stree stree
70. rsv vacnlaton Of opinion aoou'
''' ...oses OF the administration AT
~ 80 Judgment, i'm the sense OF
, $50 shat will stand wear. II mas
=, has switched from oehei Una.
-, r-,.,sent and che Attorney Genera,
p -, them meant more than they sai0
. .r,.concenration activities TO an
-, .,,,,stlc discovery that Washington
- ne President his Cabinet ana
..es.-has seen a sreat light. SUI
,..r6 TOO. has proved io''ef'ns
,.,io- fo- confidence. The street III
~ dozen minds about the re-
l, ~. administration expects to set
-. methods by which It VIII 2chieNe
= IFS doubt ~ its own judgment Is
rg..rated by the remark OF a oroN-
mo said yesterday: I'm a 1901
q NJ, ] wouldn't argue about II win
..- one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
v p. COnvertiblss Active.

49,, ~as heavy trading yesterday ia
s.. racine convertible Is. s4S2.0O
s'nS hands In all. with nearly I'VE
49,. me dealings in the FIRST hour
H.. ouik ~ them at so. Ninety made
IN. ~ nese n the bonds profitable for
!. , 100 Mas selling al times above i5s
-. parity FOR 20 was 1874. Selling
,r,n on Pacific preferred stock was 80
H., h. ue aggregate - TO give no room
!. s belief that there might be a trans
a.. .''e'esl fiom that issue. whose sup
49,, disabilities have been greatly cur
NJ. Vg me extra dividend on the com
.s,,..'o,A' 70 The convertible bonds. The
as,, ~ stock h. suil regarded as the
= =. = u''ng to good bond in the way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
CURB SECURITIES FlRMER
Union Pacific Rights Traded in
Around 27-Oils Fluctuate.

Despite irregularity at the outset,
friner tendency developed in the curb
market especially in the Standard Oil
shares. again prominent in rather wide
fluctuations
Union Pacific stock distribution rights
were traded in at around q. For time
there appeared TO be no bids for Balu-
more & Ohio. when released. Copper
stocks were unchanged. Bonds quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08

closing ri about the top. PORK-steady;
ness. SIS q q s25 10 family. se3gs2s. short
cIen- 500 25a s22 80 BEEF-Quiet. mess.
slSGsis so family sl9u SGD packet, sls 30
tfSip 30. extra India mess. s2sIf3O.
DRESSED HOGs-Bareiy steady. bacons.
1l5snf2c. pigs. I2hc CUT MEATS
Picked bellies easy: 10 10. i2t 113c; ~ ID.
I2i[c. ~ 10. f2tc; picked hams nIm' 10 Y G.
TAiroW-Ouiet. special Tc city. 81 c
asked. country. sasSc LARD-ouiet.
faiddIe West. 10 T0G 10 soc. city lard steady
iOHr. refined lard barely stchdy Sou,n
.,,, RIGA II soc. Continent II SOC; Brazil.
Res. II soc. compound quiet; 81. nshc.
FARINF-Barely steady. oleo, &c asked
city lard II nc
at point net lower for January ana un-
changed 20 points higher for other pos,
tons Crude oil was steady. WIN niue
prcssuro to sell Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08

London WSs q purchaser TO the extent
OF about 1900 shares I'm This market yes
terdsy
The stockholders OF Lord q Taylor
at a special meeting yesterday voted TO
Increase the second preferred 5 per cent
accumulative stock OF the company from
81 oo0c 90 TO S20coC coo
The unsold balance OF the New York
allotment Of 100000 St Louis & San
Francisco one-year 6 per cent receivers
certificates. purchased by Speyer & Co..
are being offered at s9i9.
Sales OF the Riker & Heseman Drug
Company. last year showed an increase
OF 81 900 over 1912.
stockholders Of record February : of
the Standard Oil Company Of California
will have the right to subscribe to 10 per
cent OF their holdings the directors hav-
ing authorized the sale at par OF 10, 1874
shares of treasury stock. subject to the
approval of the State Railroad Commits
sion Of California. At a special meeting
on March f6. stockholders will vote on an
increase in the capital from SOOo'"O TO
$4,000. 900 recommended by directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08

sIGAR Refined quiet and unchanged
WITH all renners taking orders at 4c Tor
fine graduated. Raw was quiet. but holders
were frmer I'm their Views, although renh'rs
were not Interested. and no sales resulted.
Prices were unchanged at 32om = &c ior
centrifugal: 27O62.73c for muscoVados 80
q . lsc for molasses. and 17.c Tor cost aha
freight In London. beet sugar was quiet,
Int prices were higher with January quoted
Us I'd: February. 9s 2id: and May. rs
5Hd with tho curb az ps for January vs.
5td for Nay. and rs NO for august he
CENTS in the I fited Kingdom for the week
were To- 900 tons Wiliett Gray report
the movement Of sugar at United states At-
lantic ports for the week as fohoWs. r.
r.ints DO 7oT tons. compared with 12SI7 the
previous week. 36.s37 iast year and LTD
in 1912: MEETINGS. $4,000. against ioooo.
90 OGO and -. 900: total stock. s2.3Ho. against
20 G33. II 9O2 and 20 So1 tons. respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08

The exports OF merchandise from the
@, Of New York. as officially reported
., the Custom House, for the week enoeu
January were estimated at DIV oo,.
against Sl3.175.5s7 last week and siS'o's's-'
ia the corresponding week last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08

10 pity that other railroads cannor
4 - a. does New Haven IN It's hour
lus.f ana publish such detailed and
,.is a. 'Ssnis Of their earnings as viii
gels,,,. '''i'"'' that candor earns The
'1p''e which IL looked 10 10 pro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
FLOCR AND MEAL-Flour was

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour was only moe !.
erateiy active. but. while many raae,,s ~,
there was some improvement. especially In the
demand for Kansas and winter wheat flours
Spring patents s. soaSt 20; T'n's soSss 10
sprins clears. 81 1884 80: extra No ], winter
s. asGss s 10 g. .Sss sst 49, I@,sS,s
8. saa.s N " ' srcKWHEAT FLoUR~Easy;
ssGss Ks per 100 n. RYE FIoUR-Barely
steady. fair 70 good, s. .,ass IS; choice to
fancy. 81 1888 50 coRNMEALEouiet. Elm ISL,
low. 81 5oTs1 50; coarse. 81 45asl 20; FEED
Western quiet bran, 20 arrive, lO-lo sacks
SIS 80: standard mddltns' 80 %; Hour 90
s9a 40, ioD- 10 sacks s26: mddlng. s26q$30 so
red dog 500 OiLMEAI.-s3iqS3l 20.
COFFEE-Local coffee circles were dis
,,rbsd by a press cable from London which
stated that adyices from sac Paulo had an
nouncsd the suspension OF the Incortoradora
Company. said TO control d chain Of forty-six
hanks I'm Brazil Later news from London said
that Brazilian bonds and bank stocks were at
fested in that market. but local coffee houses
professed TO know little about the company.
although one prominent operator said that II
was understood 10 be a So 90 ono concern but
that It's condition had been known some time
ago. II seemed Ia be the consensus Of opinion
that the market has already felt the influence
of whatever forced liquidation was caused By
the failure In Brazil and that the recent weak
mes. in the cost and freight position was
doubtless the result There seemed 10 he little
selling here on account Of the failure. and II
bulls were a little more aggressive In their
support IL may have been 20 Offset any senti-
mental influence, and the market In reality
Was arm. closing al net gains o; 10 10 points
Havre closed at net gains OF y 10 l fraac
while Hamburg was = 20 :. pfg higher. The
special santos cable reported rise Of 100
pointe there. and cost and freight offers were
~ points higher. with IS quoted al II 200
IL CSC and Rio rs at yg3.l0c. Spot demand
was a little more active. and II came % light
that business In cost and freight coffee on
Tuesday Was believed 20 aggregate close to
10000 bags. spot market was stesfier. with
Rio rs quoted at enc. Local contract prices:
iester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
TONOPAH STOCKS.
CANADIAN STOCKS.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

BID. ASK. BID ASK
NJ, Rig = OS 10 Round Mt NJ SO 40
Mines 81 A.2l2lz 2Sts san Toy 80. i. .ls
New HIS. .& 81 king Conf. = I'SO
Nev Wond..lB 30 Yukon Goid.2W Zl%1s
Pitts Sil PIX "a 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08

Biverpol cables: spot in good demand; sales
10000 bales speculation and export l".u'
American. 5000: Imports "a eco; American
1000 Middling upland. SOD Futures opened
steady. 3d3i. points higher: closed steady az n
net advance Of 2Ni's points. January ana
January February. 665td. February March
March-Aprl 6Gsd; AIril-May. $3.50: MAY
June. 6.Ged. June-July. 6.62izd: July August
4 5qd: August eptember. casa: S~pienher-
October G l9d October-November 622d: No
yembcr-December. e. 19G. December January
and JAnuary-February 6.1Sd. Manchester
Yarns quiet and firm; cloths. offers 100 low
New Orleans. Jan. THE cotton market
managed to preserve a good underione TONY, ,
although at times it vas subjected 10 rather
heavy selling. The early tendency was 10 ad-
vance but on reports Of important bank 'ail.
ures in Brazil offerings Immediately increased
and the net advance was replaced ny net
decline THE close steady. at a net loss
for the daN OF 20 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
SECURITIES At AUCTION.

The following securities we're sold yes
terday at auction at the Exchange sales
room by Adrian n. Muller & Son:
100 First National Bank OF New York. $50
$4,000
500 600 Ludwig Baumann & Co. (Harlen) bonds
lot .......ss...... 800
52T !, shares Ludwig Baumann S Co: lot..SJDJ
1911 shares Ludwig Baumsnn Co. tHarlenl
lot sflN'
300 shares Bay State Gas Company: lot. ... $50
1914 shares :. J. Baumann Co.; lot. 500
50 shares Universal Patents Company; lot. $40
For account OF New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company executors.
81 600 winona & Southwestern Railway Com
pany first mortgage per cent bonds lot. 81
5000 The Philippine Railway Company hrs,
mortgage 30-year 4 per cent sinking fund
gold bonds due July, 1887 .................hs
4 Mathieson AlkaN Works. ...-..-....-.....4 40
10 United states Worsted Company common,
5 Lawyers Westchester Mortgage and TUE
Company ...,...-..... ...'.'..'s.' ~.
Liberty National Bank ........--....... $50
200 Otis Elevator Company common ......bs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08

PROVISIONS Trading was quiet but
,fter showing heaviness early prices rallied
)n covering and buying by strong interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

London wss q purchaser TO the extent
OF about 5000 shares I'm This market yes
terdsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

by Alexandra Burnet. No.
Wall street)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by W n. Coier n Co. No. 4s Cedar
street,
Accrued interest to be added)
EXPORT FIGURES.

.co,pons interchangeable. thesis'ered' &c
m. tReeirtere6 and coupon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-08
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.

sEABOAED CLEARANCEs.
The day book., 1914-06-25
THE MEXICAN SITUATION

Washington, June 25:-Encourag-
ed by signing of international section
of the proposed peace protocol at
Niagara Falls, administration officials
today turned their attention to the
international problem. Reputation
by the constitutionalist junta of the
bellicose utterances attributed to
Carranza leaders was welcomed.
1t is expected Luis Cabrera, Rafael
Zubaran and Jose Vasconceles will go
to Buffalo and take up informally
with the Huertista representatives
the question of a provisional govern
ment. Every effort will be made to
expediate an agreement, as both the
army and navy of the U. S. is adj
mittedly suffering through the reten-
ton of ships and troops in and near
Mexico.
Peace Protocol Signed by Mexican
Mediators.
Article The provisional govern
ment referred to in the protocol No.
3 shall be constituted by agreement
of the delegates representing the
parties between which the internal
argument in Mexico is taking place.
Article 2, Section A-Upon the
constitution of the provisional gov
ernment in the City of Mexico the
government of the United States of
America will recognize it immediate
ly and thereupon diplomatic relations
between the two countries will be
restored.
Article 2, Section B-The gocern-
ment of the United States of America
will not in any form whatsoever
claim a war indemnity or other in
ternational satisfaction.
Article 2, Section C-The provi-
sional government will proclaim an
absolute amnesty to all foreingners
for any and all political offenses COM
mitted during the period of civil war
in Mexico.
Article 2, Section D-The provi-
The day book., 1914-06-25

There are lot of durn fools in the
world, including the girl who imag-
ines she looks pretty when she is
wearing a mans hat-Cincinnad En-
quirer.
The day book., 1914-06-25
AFTER THE BIG FELLOWS

They're beginning to show some
signs of going after the big fellows.
C, r. Gleason, rich real estate dealer,
1862 E. 43d street, must appear be-
fore Judge Goodnow in the Morals
Court and explain how his property
at 8 to 10 w. 22d street happens to
be operated for immoral purposes.
This place was recently raided.
Asst Corporation Counsel Geo. L.
Reker says warrants will be- prepared
for so property owners within a short
time.
The day book., 1914-06-25

war as consequence or military acts
or the acts of national authorities.
Article 3-The three mediating
governments agree on their part to
recognize the provisional government
organized as provided by Section L of
this protocol.
Niagara Falls.-Agreement so far
reached provides>for 'get together"
session of Huertistas and Carranza-
istas for settlement of Mexico's in
ternal problem. There is a feeling
that CarranZa may at the last mo-
ment stick to his oft-repeated declar-
alton that Mexico's internal affairs
are not a subject for mediation of any
kind, and that he will refuse peace
negotiations now that Villas army
has moved one step nearer Mexico
City, in the capture of Zacatecas.
Juarez, Mex.-The remnants of the
federal command of Gen. Barron is
fleeing toward Aqua Calientes, leav-
ing 1000 killed and 1000 wounded
in the streets of Zacatecas, accord
ing to dispatch from Gen. Villa,
whose constitutionalist army Tues
day night captured the city after one
of the most sanguinary engagements
of the present Mexican revolution.
Villa declared the victory complete
one. He gave his own losses as 500
killed and 800 wounded.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-08-20
PREPARATIONS FOR
PROSPERITY DAY
Arrangements Being Made for Re
ception of Visitors

The Crescent Club is decidedly busy
with preparations for the reception
and entertainment of visitors on
Prosperity Day." September 8. The
Club met Friday with Mrs G. A.
Warden and spent a busy afternoon
talking over plans and perfecting ar
rangements.
A committee, consisting of Miss
Nina Flagler and Mrs. C. W. Cook,
was appointed to prepare banners to
be carried on all fruit wagons in and
out of the valley.
Mrs. Wright, Mrs. McCrossin, Mrs.
Hit, Mrs. Kefauver and Mrs Wilson
were appointed as committee to COM
fer with the lodges and churches as
to what assistance they could give in
entertaining the visitors. 1t is hoped
that these societies, together with the
Commercial Club, will render every
assistance possible and make Pros
perity Day" big event.