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The Detroit times., 1914-05-04
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NEW YORK, MAY 4--Flour. Inactive
and unchanged Pork quiet: mess,
$22.25m 2275 Lard Steady. middle
west spot. $40 05m1O.1h sugar. Raw
firm centrifugal. 90 test S2O4 musCo-
wade. 50 test, $3.50 refined nrm: cut
loaf. S5c5! crushed. Stg5; powdered
S1g0M41p. formulated s. N06f3.g5. cor
Zee Eio. no. E, on spot. $50. T4llow
Dull. city. o. $50. special 6TacE country
GN6A Hay. STEADY prime. St1eL
No. 81 So 192lac. clover. 1901 05
Dressed PoHtry Dull turkeys lea
25,. chickens 146 23v, fowls. IgQIgc
ducksI 21C Live pOultryt Weak. geese
tOWt0lac. ducks, Zee. fowls ifUI1iac
turkeys lic. BOOSTERS. 1915 H ! a.
Cheese. Quiet. state milk, com mon ~
specials, lin $40. skins. common I'd
special. ju Toe. foil skins. iism4c
Butter: Firm receipts. N582. cream.
erS. extra, est, ~ 2Gc. state dairy tubs
lNm25C; Imitation creamery nrsts
lNia az l9c. Eggs Dun To easy. re-.
CENTS. - ,o03. nearby white fancy. ~
~ 23tsC, nearby miNod fancy. liu
~ sc. fresh nrsts 2i0e2isc
The Detroit times., 1914-05-04
FORD FACTORY BUYS
so INDIAN MOTORCYCLES

In order 10 have quick and efficient
service. the Ford Motor Co, has pur-
chased so Indian motorcycles through
William r Metzger a Co. local
agents. for the Hendee Manufacturing
Co. OF Springfield. Mass. This sale
has added 20 the long list OF triumphs
which the Hendee company has scored
throughout the country. The motor.
cycle Is known for its serviceable
Qualities
The Detroit times., 1914-05-04
MARKETS and FINANCE
STOCK MARKET
OPENS FIRM

NEW YORK, May 4.--The stock
market opened firm and quiet today
with quotations on most OF the lead
ers unchanged.
Missouri Pacific opened Is up at
10 liz. and Immediately advanced TO
20 l-2 on reports that arrangements
for financing the road have been
completed.
IL a. m.-AdVances were general
during the early trading but toward
the end OF the first hour, the market
became dull and prices declined
slightly from the best
The Detroit times., 1914-05-04
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
DunniRE A stevens LtVestOck Rep"rt.
EAST BUFFALO, y. Y, May -
Cattle: Receipts $500 head, market.
Toe 20 l5c higher. prime steers. tS5VW
20 shipping steers. SS.25 q SO, butch .
ers. s1.50aS50. heifers Stqs tat
COWS $500 $50. trimmerS f4u go
cutters. S4.4Om450; bulls. $6.25 412o I;
feeders. S7QI.S5
Hogs Receipts 1000 head. mar
ket Sc 20 ioc higher; all grades, SS1e
a $50.
sheen. Receipts. 900 head; mar
ket steady: top lambs $40 yearhnBs,
S6.25mg75. wethers, x5.50m5.7b ewes
50 G 3 so. calves, asa 9,25.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-04
so Die WHEN FIRE
SWEEPSCHILEANCITY

VALPARAISO. Chile, May 4.-Fire
sweeping an old section OF the bust
ness district here resulted in the loss
OF upward OF 90 lives. Many bodies
had been recovered today and the
ruins were still being searched for
seyeral missing
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CIGARETTE ORDINANCE
TO COME UP TUESDAY

Aid. Barnett. chairman OF the coun-
ell committee on health and city hos.
pitels. announces that 2 public hear.
ing will be held In the council cham
Der. Tuesday morning at N o'clock.
ON Aid Charles Burton's cigarette
ordinance. which is aimed to prevent
tie sale OF cigarettes TO school chill.
dren.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-04
500 VESSEL PASSAGES.

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich, AMY A.
Up ferret crown, last night; Prince
tor. 1890; Meaford. IL, Wawatam. l
a. M: Poe. / 30; Scottish Hero. 2 Sny-
der. 3 Cornell. $40. Louis Davidson
(smalD, Hanna Z; Ream. s.
Down Paipoonge 1880 last night;
Empress Midland. $50. Graham. 81;
Kerr CsmallJ Miller, 3. Sultana. 100;
Steipbrenner, Bickerdike. 8: Senator,
CowTe, 1880: Townsend. 1880 a. M;
Flower, $3.50; Christopher. IL.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-04
STAPLES SWITCHED
TO DETECTIVE BUREAU

sergt John &. Staples. for some
time In command OF the motorcycle
squad. has been transferred 70 the de
tectlye bureau. and will work with
Detective Bert Dwyer on cases Of auto
thfffs Dryer has had much expe.
Renee along that line, and the &C.
nntinfnnce OF auto owners that sta.
pies has gained ia his long career as
speed COP" II expected 20 help In
- work q rounding upiioyTiders
The Detroit times., 1914-05-04

CHICAGO, Nav 4.-iIOgs Receipts.
1000. market Sc higher, mixed and
butchers. Ss.25ms.55ss good heavy
sS.20G S62tz rough heavy ts.0bg ; ~
light, SS.25mS.57ia pigs s725W = 20
cattle Receipts, ~ GOO market steauy
10 Zoe higher. beeves S1.2jG 9 80, cows
and heIfers. S37OHS.50. stOckers and
feeders. $500 Il S.35. Texans $7.lOgS.l B;
calves S6.5e0q Sheep. Receipts, 2S.-
600, market slow and STEADY. native
81 so "a 5,65. western, Sf9OW 30, lambs.
S5.s0m715. western. $500, %.
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DETROIT VESSEL PASSAGES.

Up: Brazil. BIB McGregor. barge,
l1IO Ed. Smith. barges. IL p. M,
Natironco, 1880 a. m. curtis. barge.
3:40. crawford, z; OIL. 8; Rockefeller
$50. ID. II. Hanna 500 Alpena. $3.50
Sa Wyer harRes, 1910.
Down. Mullen. $40: Sinbad. 1880
Laugnhn, $3.50; Wickwlre, 5, Pentland
SO. Mid Queen. $50. Mid Prince. $40
Ball Bros. = Mohawk, s. Canadian
$50. Imperial, barge, 10.
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'cmcAeo GRAIN AND raoyIsIoN,s,

CHICAGO. Nav A strong cable
combined with light offerings in M4N
fsfurte today gave the market "a fv-
variable rise az the start and In the
early trading the shorts had ditnruli
work Ina buying al quotations iac over
saturdays closing july futures. open
iug .t higher hulged another sc
over Tho nrst hour.
The cable was also flAlorable 20 corn
and with q general commission call
movement on MAY futures We're ADD
yanCcd 1C over saturdays close in the
early trading with July up "a
oats started higher with corn, as
sisted hy reports Of rain over the
growing AREA which was expected 90
Interfere with seeding May advanced
"a over last weeks close and July WAS
up fraCtionally.
The provision market was dull. with
the prices shading higher on the ad-
vance on from 5Q 1Oc ia hogs.
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chicago GuAIN

CHICAGO May 4.-Opening: Wheat:
MAY up sc. July up Sc Corn May
up &c; July up nc. -QTtSl May I'M
changed July w isr Provisions
STEADY
Noon Wheat May. up &c. July
up &c Corn. MAY and July nm So
oats Hay unchanged; July. down a c.
Provisions. STEADY
Close Wheat: MAY aud JULY. up
&C. Corn. May, down &c. July, up
hc. oats: May unchanged July. down,
&C Provisions Slightly higher
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CLEyELAND LIVE sTOCx

CLEN ELAND. O., May Hogs Re-
ceipts. 1000 head; market, 5W10 cents
heavies. $S4OqS5O: pigs, 1855, roughs.
$3.50 Cattle: Receipts, 1000 head (;
market. steady 10 100 lower. sheep
and lambs Receipts - cars sheep
steady lambs 10c lower. clipped lambs.
81 80 TO g. Calves Receipts. $50, mar
ket steady. 50 TO s.
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TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.

TOLEDO. o., May 4-Hogs: Receipts
900 head; market, 1O015c higher:
heavies, ss6O@s65; mediums. IS 500
sos, workers., Ss65GS75. good pigs.
SS7O0S75 Calves. Receipts. nil. mar
ket steady Sheep and lambs: Market,
The Detroit times., 1914-05-04
EIgin Ruttrr.

ELGIN IN May 4-Butter was
quoted az - cents per pound on the
Elgn board Of trade. an increase OF
H. cents over last weeks quotation
The Detroit times., 1914-05-04

The foIIowinR hrmS are prIvi-
legged 10 execute orders on the
Exchange: Carlyle Povah w. A.
Hamlin & Co. ii. w. Noble 4 Co,
w. T. Moss * Co.. Lewis v. Gorton.
w. r. Reilly s. Co. Geo. NJ West
a Co, H. s. Warren & Co. VIM. II.
Rose g. Co. VIM. A Neer Il Co,
w. B Mclaughlin.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-04
PRODUCE aiARKET

advance at flgta this week or per-
maps a cent Eggs are steady 10 hrm'
Receipts are not large for the season,
and al! are quickly placed. Receipts
or poultry We're practically nOthluk,
and with dressed calves the narhet
was steady. old potatoes are un
changed. as 10 quotations, but the feel +
ing Is more firm and shippers are look
Ing for an advance In tho near future
are getting here In rather poor shape.
and there Is an active trade in fresh
vegetables and green stun
Nppie.--s,eel's res ssgeSo: Bald.
Davis, s5a5.b0 per bbL pox applSS
Bananas1Good shipping stock. also
Beans-Dried Iimas. III Csc per Id
CnulidOWer-S2.5 0WS.
Ceiery-FIorids. ss25a $50 Uercrats;
&C Cabbnse@New southern, s2@slS
Cheese-wholesale prices, Michigan
flats new, l50lbhc; New York, new
ith 915c; limburger. l24 l6c; domes-
tie swiss. l92I19Lac; imported swiss
24G csc; long horns. id9l7 &c; daisies
&c per h.
sGgHc 10; Dromedary. y2s6 can;
Dressed CaIVes-Fancy. 12h 413c;
medium, 11Q12c; No. 2, 9410c per 10.
Figs Imported. l4gl6o lo' cam
Finnan Haddies 4 a. ii &c 10.
Fresh Vegetables Gresa peppers
t2.b0 per crete. soc per basket; GU
IettIcG dollhouse. lIpi.c. beets. soc
per doz. parsley. La PEE per doz,i rad
Florida, 81 d@Nu t.t5 PeT hamper, tlorlua
crete;. ASPARAGUS, sections, ~ sO1g - ?
box Shallots, 504 coo doz5 spinach
90 n zoe per hamper. green onl9ns
121a n 15c peB doL Green peas 32.25 70
Z50 per hamper.
Honey Fancy white. ns~. IS q Ice:
amber. l041lc ID: extracted. 1gso ID
Hay-Detroit shippers ara paying the
i Iots 8 P b pet rot \" timothy
Sl5@15.5O; standard. Sl4Qlt 90 No:
timothy. $l2Ql3 No. \ mixed, tl2.5o "
ss9SSO; wheat anc oat straw. SO
YHides-So. cured. l.Me; No. 1
hlde; i Grssn No Salls eS 6s S Soi
cured veal Kip. lie; No. l green veal
kip. 15c; Ne, / cured murrain. l2c; NO
! greco murrain. loe; No; ! cured cal,
s45o; No. q horse, $3.50: No. tallow.
&c; No. 2. &c; No. 2 hides. lie on: No;
Kip and calf. &c or. sheeepsAin as 70
Reconnaissance. $3.50 Calltor'
mia, $4a450 per b)x.
Lime--siQl2S per bog
Maple suRar-Pure, 16W1Ic: blender,
f2@ lac per ID. Maple syrup. pure. t.gs
Q1.35 per gal
Mushrooms ~ soc per Id.
OrunEes-C alifornia navels, f2Ib@5 );
Florioas, S4n $50 DER box.
Onions-YelIow. 1925 Qs.60 per sack;
Spanish, 81 per crate: Texas Bermudas,
Potntocs-C~ar lots. track Detroit, IN
white, $3.50; yellow, 81 per crate.
sacks, asa zoe bu.; New Bermudas, "
bu., so per Dbl new southern. 81 "a
per bu.. $3.50 per Dbl.
POuitry--Live hens, heavy, lSq1Shc;
medium 1Sc: No. 2, 13614c; springs.
all stays. out. lSQ1zo. geese. 2Ql5c'
ducks, 1SW19ci turKcyA $50 l9c.
PincnppIes-S2 &5G2.75 per crate
StrawberrIes-24-p pint cases, sl75@1
per case 24-qt. cases, $3.2b " $50.
Sweet PotatoeH-Jersey, kiln dried
81 6l.Ib pS- hamper.
Taliow-Eo. /. &c. NJ. 2. $40 In
IOuRIN(l pQICEh.
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nurTER AND EGGS

Butter-Creamery, extras, 23hc
hrsts, 22hc dairy. lie; packing stock
IL, 10.
EEgs--First. cases included 1910
per dozen. Receipts l.G9S cases.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-04

TOLEDO. May Wheat. Cash and
May sac: July, SIC Corn Cash,
6SAc; May Csc. July. 677sc oats:
Cash. 40i. c: May 40iac, July. 40 Sc.
Rye Cash. Gle. ClOvcrseed cash,
S7G5: October and December. S7.S5. Al
stke. Cash. SiO.25. Timothy. cash,
S2-27ia September. 81 80. Buffers, eggs
and hay: Unchanged
The Detroit times., 1914-05-04
MARINE
MARINE NOTES

Capt Alfred r. Forrest, for 20 years
a westminster on the Great Lakes, fell
dead on the bridge OF the steamer
Jacob Il Kopp, early sunday morning.
Heart trouble was the cause OF death.
The kcpp stopped at Marine city,
where the body was vprepared Tor
burial
Capt Forrest was formerly rest
dents Of Bay city, but had lived In
years, The bcrlt HiN he .sbiDped .-{e
WASHINGTON. Map 2-(Special--
The senate committee on commerce
has agreed TO two amendments 10 the
rivers and harbors appropriation bill
whereby Sl7S.000 is appropriated TO
cut or Princess Light. thereby
straig htening Portage Lake ship canal.
and S25 600 is set aside for the im-
proyement OF Arcadia harbor. The
amendments were presented by Sena-
tor Smith, OF Michigan. Representa-
tive Macdonald wageu an Intellectual
tight for these provisions when the
bill was before the house The arrival
of favorable report from govern
ment engineers decided the fate OF the
amendments before the senate commit
tee
FORT WILLIAM, ont. May 4-CSpe-
eial - Henry s. Chappell, inspector on
the steamer Huronic. ended his life by
cutting the arteries IN his wrist as
the passenger boat was on her way
down near Thunder Cape, Sunday
morning The vessel returned TO Port
Arthur. but Chappell died just as she
reached the dock.
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CMC AGO nr1,rEn MNnKrT.

CHICAGO. MAY 4 Butter: Extras
81 g, n 25c. hrsts. CSC. dairy extras ~
"a CSC, hrsts, 20'L Ergs Prime nrsts.
1SdlStsc nrsts 1oI1aMc cheese.
Skins. i5aa ~ tGc. Young Americas. 1915
M17A &c Live Poultry; Fowls. t5ts Il
Ice. ducks lGc. geese, ie6 f3c. tur-
consin and Minnesota s5a75c.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-04

NEW YORK METAL
NEW YORK, May 4.-The metal eN-
change closed dull Spot copper S1S4e
ml4 lead. s3.S5@395
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Job PrtnfinH Done Riaht. Times
Printing CO.. ~ John R.at
The Detroit times., 1914-05-04

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., 10 John R.-st
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-05

suburban car. She was instantly
killed.
The Los Angeles aqueduct stood
the strain of big flood, but the water
systems of several nearby towns
sustained ANY damage, while the
Hyperion &er Of Los Angeles. burst
at Inglewood and flooded the town.
The storm was severe in the neigh
hoIhood of San Bernardino, where
cloudbursts swept the mountains and
created flood conditions which were
greatly aggravated by the high winds.
Roads were obliterated. Fertile
valleys were foaming water courses
for muddy torrents. All lowlands were
wide, shallow lakes. The Santa Mon
ica speedway. on which the Wander
tilt cup and Grand Prix ant
races were to have been driven to-
morrow, had been obliterated, and it
seemed doubtful If the races could be
held even next Thursday. the date
to which they We're postponed
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JAPANESE CLERGYMAN SAYS HIS
country q YEARS AHEAD Of j. 5.
IN AKED' THEOLOGICAL VIBRATIONS

Rev pr. Kakichi Tsunashinla. psG
tor Of the Congregational church in
Toxic Japan. enc of the most els
tingu.sked japanese Christian clergy-
men, is astounded and amused at the
controversy going on in local Protest
ant church circles over the statements
made mouth age by Dr. Charles F.
Aked, says the San Francisco Chron-
icln
/ The preacher from the Orient says
Japan is % years in advance OF such
theological vexations. The Christians
Of his country have outgrown their
UNCONVENTIONAL education, he says,
and subscribe to progressive ortho-
doxy--that Jesus, the Son of God,
came for the redemption of the world.
died upon' the cross, arose again and
lives eternally-and beyond that they
do not go. ..-t.. .....-..
DR.. Tsunashima is in San Francisco
as a missionary TO the japanese Budd-
bists residing here, and will spend
the next three or four months exhort-
ing them TO turn from their native re-
ligion to Christianity He regrets
that the Aked discussion is on at this
time, as in his opinion it does not add
10 the attractiveness of Christianity
as spiritual refuge.
Took Course at Yale.
DR. Tsunashima is a graduate OF
Doishima University of Kioto. one of
the oldest Christian educational in
situations in Japan Subsequently he
look course at Yale University and
has been engaged in preaching the
gospel in Japan for the last 80 years.
He is acknowledged as one OF the
most forceful figures ip Japan for the
advancement of Christianity among
the natives.
Shortly after my arrival here a
month ago" he said yesterday. my
attention was attracted by the pub
lished sensation raging in religious
circles here on account of the recent
utterances OF DR.. Charles F. Aked
from the pulpit of the First Congre-
gational church. have been very
much amused during the last few
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IE HEAD4CHY, DIZZY.
BILIOUS. "CASCARETS'
Your Liver Is full OF Bile: Bowels
CIOggei. StuHiarh Sour, Tongue
Coated, Breath Bad g..
Get a Decent box now.

Get a Decent box now
You're bilious, you have a throb-
bing sensation in your head. bad
taste in yorr mouth. your eyes burn.
your skin is yellow, with dark rings
under your eyes: your lips are
parched. No wonder you feel ugly,
mean and ilI-tempered. Your system
is full of bile not properly passed off.
and what you need is cleaning up
inside. Don't continue being bilious
nuisance TO yourself and those who
love you, and don't resort to harsh
physics that irritate and injure. Re-
member that most disorders of the
stomach, liver and bowels are
cured by morning with gentle.
thorough Cascarets - they work
while you sleep. A Decent box from
your druggist will keep your liver and
bowels clean; stomach sweet and your
head clear for months Children love
to take Cascarets. because they taste
good and never grippe or sieken.--ad-
yertisement.
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weeks by the news reports concerning
this theological controversy.
u take interest not so much in what
might be called heresy- hunting after
DIR. Aked as in the new courage with
which some ministers are opposing
him. II seems to me that such heresy-
hunting as is now much in the air in
San Francisco could not have occur
red had those who are participant ng in
II read somewhat extensively. broa4-
ened their horizon and truly known
what the essential elements OF Chris.
.tianity are as distinguished from the
Hon-essential elements.
Il venture to say that such a spec
taele could not be witnessed in Japan
We have got little bit ahead of that:
nay. Japan can never and ought not
to repeat the sad experience which
she has had in years past.
An impartial Attitude.
do / say this in defense of DR..
Aked? BY no means. | do not know
DIR. Aked personally, ! am neither for
nor against him.
my sympathy rather lies on the
side of his opponents for though they
believe they are doing Gods work, I
am not so sure they are not commit
ting the objectionable sin; taking on
their shoulders the impossible task.
Are they ready boldly to expel from
their pulpits such men as DIR. Lyman
Abbott, DR.. George A. Gordon, DR.
Washington GLADDEN. and others in the
Congregational church, to say nothing
OF the very best preachers in the
Presbyterian, Methodist and Episco-
pal churches?
"If they say yes | shall have moth
ing to add, only admiring their faith
and courage. Meanwhile | am amused
at seeing and hearing at first hand
what is taking place right in the
midst of this city Watching over
things closely here on this side of the
Pacific cannot but feel that human
nature betrays its weakness and,
therefore, ignorance. prejudice, hatred
and ambition, as well as piety, prevail
in this city as elsewhere in the
world" +.
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IBy Latest Mail

LOS ANGELES a loss of
probably more than S4,500.000 and a
toll of seven human lives since We'd
nesday, southern California began to
recover tonight from the effects of the
worst storm in its history. Swept by
wind and rain for the past three DAYS,
most of the territory between the TIE.
lachapi mountains and the Mexican
line was flooded, but with the sun
shining most Of today, the situation
improved considerably and while near
ly all the towns affected remained iso-
lated tonight. progress was made to-
ward re-establishing wire and rail COM
munication.
According to an estimate made by
Al. C. Hansen, assistant city engineer,
Les Angeles was damaged to the ex-
tent of at least $1,500.000. One hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars repre-
scented the damage to city streets alone.
The balance REPRESENTED losses sus-
tanned by railroads and by citizens
who lest their homes. which were
swept awav bv the floods. with all
their household effects.
Lowland Farms Flooded.
EXCEPT in the vicinity of Pomona,
this county, where young groves sui.
fered. severely. orange. growers re
rorted comparativelv little damage.
Ranches and small farms in the lnw-
lands were inundated. bat no reliable
data could be obtained as to the losses
sustained by them.
The flood situation about Los An
geles became acute early last night,
and conditions were greatly aggra-
waited at the same time by a gale
which reached velccities of from IS
to 50 miles an hour at various points
inland and along the Pacific ocean
shore. -s. III.
Traffic is Demoralized.
Weakened by the rush of waters.
poles and towers carrying mower lines
and the wires of telegraph and tele-
phone companies went down under the
assault of the winds. and. with rail
roads and suburban trolley lines al
ready out of commission, the situation
became at once one of complete pros
tration. For nearly four hours there
olISOI Cdi oCi WV anu
the entire day the city had only brief
periods of communication with the
east. Surrounding towns. with but
few executions. remained entirely iso-
lated. without communication by wire,
railroad or trolley.
Railroads report that the collapse of
big bridges over the Los Angeles river
in this city and the washing out OK
big spans elsewhere made it uncertain
when traffic could be resumed But
large gangs of men were sent out to
work in continuous shifts. in efforts
to repair damages as quickly as pos
sible. .- >
Torrents Destroy Homes.
More than 100 homes we're destroy
ed in Los Angeles alone by the tor
rents that rushed through the Los An
geles river and the Arroyo Seco. AS
the floods in these waterways sub
sided tonight, household goods and
other property. including everything
from stewpans to pianos and beds,
were left stranded on sandbars.
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Dance Tonight
ON ROOF GARDEN

Tourists, local Army and Navy and
society folk. are invited to a dance
given by the management in the pa
Vilion of the Alexander Young Hotel
Roof Garden tonight Thursday.
Dancing commences AT o'clock. -
advertisement ...-= r.
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For Sale
~
A BARGAIN
1914
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Und6rs|ung'

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set OF tools; finish Of car as follows:
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IN use only five weeks. Cost Of car
$3.50. Owner expecting TO make tour
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car In the islands. A buy IN life-
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-05
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BRoMo-QUININE, re.
moves the cause. Used the world ovef
to cure a cold in one day. E. w.
GROVES signature on each box. Made
by
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-05

A small number CT passengers have
been booked for Kauai ports in the
steamer w. G. Hall, scheduled to sail
for the Garden Island at 5 O'Clock this
evening
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1914-03-13
NOTICE
Department OF the Interior
U. S. LAND OFFICE
Las Cruces, N. NJ, Nov. 10, 1914.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
State Of New Mexico, under and by virtue of
the act Of Congress approved June 20, 1910.
has made application for the following de-
scriDed appropriated. unreserved, and non
mineral public lands, for the benefit OF the
Santa Fe-Grant County Railroad Bond FUND.-
List S65, serial Os90s. Lot 4 of section 8
Twp. eos of r II W. N. NJ. p. NJ.
The purpose OF this notice is to allow all
persons claiming the land adversely, or desir
ing to show it to be mineral in character, an
opportunity to nle objection to such location
or selection with the Register and Receiver
of the United States Land once, at Las Cruces
New Mexico. and to establish their interests
therein, or the mineral character thereof.
signedD JOSE GONZALES.
Register
First pub. March Is