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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT

HOUSES FOR RENT and 2h-story
dwelling houses for sale. Elder Real
Estate Co, gath and Derry SITS
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AUTO TRANSPORTATION SCHOOL
The oldest, best and most reliable au-
tomobile school in the country. A full
course of practical instructions for $685.
including long driving and repairing
lessons. Hundreds of od-paying po-
sitions are open for compe cent men.
Make application now. Easy payments
open day and evenings. n. Cameron
St Bell phone 1910.
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The future belongs to him who knows
how to ait-Russian Proverb
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

CLERK wishes a position in office; has
two years experience bookkeeping
ana typeWriting; can furnish good ref
erences. Address Box los, Carlisle, Pa.
BAKER wishes a position in city; has
three years experience in cake end
bread baking; can furnish good refer
enees. Address Box los. Carlisle, Pa.
HANDY, middle-aged colored man
wants position of any kind. Address
y Linden 81.
FURNITURE PACKING+First class,
reliable, at live and let live prices.
VIII estimate. 5. L. JOHNSTON, rs
Linden st.
HERE is A. GOOD ONE-26 years old
ana has selling, advertising, clerical
ana retail steve experiences: hard and
by New York concerns. viii start at a
reasonable hgure. What have YOU to
offer? Box S4ll,. care. star Independent.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cook wishes
position in town or out OF town. APP
ply 6SS Briggs St. ...... -. ~. -
YOUNG MAN desires position of any
kind; three years experience in gro
eery store. Il. ). HILE, 254S Aga.e ST,
City.
WANTEp-By middle-aged white man,
, position as watcnInan, Jani;or or
hring a furnace, Unuerstanus steam
neat; very handy, good worker; can
give reference II rtqulI eu; WI! work
lor ooald, lodging and 500 to $500 4
week. Address [, ii. FRANKLIN, cen
delivery Hummelsrown, Pa
WANTED-Jas. PETER 1921 Wallace st,
10 Mhom TWO reserved tickets aere
awarded to-day. good fOl evening per-
iSrnance, DECEMBER 10. 1914. Gail lor
them at Star independent office nefore
Q =. VI W ha
forfeited.
WANTEDI,-Position as chauneur; pri-
Nate or light delivery work. can fur
nlsh reference Address or call 2SS
Hamilton st. ....... .',...... 80
WANTED = Position at rspairman,s
work in store or as Arst class chaut-
1eur, can DO all work !eau.reu auout
aGt9moDlles, witA tools. II. h. HART
LEY, llS4 Park St,
WANTED-A position as clerk. mes
sehSeF' or IN mechanical lines; am in
need OF Work, in fact OF any kinu. In
yulre oi HAIRY L. HARN El, I'LL ~
YOUNG married man wishes position as
Waterman; experienced; references.
Address II. \. HILGkOVE, care cen
Del, harrisburg, Pa.
HANDY MAN would like to have a Job
AStP4.I5 III OS sAST loISS or reStau-
rant. u. w. NJ, 1l5 y. Fourth ST.
YOUNG MAN in night school will wait
- on tables or do other work for board
\. y. WEEKS. lilo sylvan Terrace,
WANTED-Work of any kind-handv
ABOUT machinery or automobiles Al
udess or apply GARFIELD GIBBINS.
lO4 Nagle ST.
MANTED-A- middle-aged man desires
a position as watchman or ienitor.
San give good reference. Address r. J.
NIShLE. 1925 Briggs St.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
QUOTATIONS.
New York Dec Ia

Furnished by H. W. Snavely. Broker.
Arcade Building, Walnut and Court
Streets
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rivals mostly direct to the packers. Quo
tations nominal.
City Dressed Stock-All varieties of
choice and prime meats were steadily
held, demand being fairly normal. Quo
tations---
Steers. 10R a 15c; heifers, 10@13hc;
cows, S@12e; veal calves. 10 5Q16c; ex-
ira calves. tic; southerns and barn
yards, lOQ12c; country dressed. 1870
14c;. extra. Ice; sheep. 10@11c; extra
wethers. 12c; lambs. 15Q Ice; extra
lambs. lie; hogs. 11@11hc.
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miscellaneous
FURNITURE PACKING

PACKJNG-A. II. SHRENK. 1905 North
Sixth street first class packer of fur
niture. china aud bricabrac. Bell phone
ssgW.
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MR.. BICYCLE RIDERS pairs of mud
guards for this week only-put on
your wheel complete, at $1.00 per pair.
These are the regular $3.50 kind; also
quick at this price. KEYSTONE CYCLE
CO, S14 \. Third street
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BANK STATEMENT

REPORT OF FRANK MORELLI,
of Steelton, Pa, licensee as private
banker, No. 61, No. 752 South Second
street, of Dauphin county, Pennsylva-
MIA, at the close of business November
2. 1914.
ASSETS
Cash on hand. viz: ....'
u. S. currency, .......... 5000 90
Due from banks, etc. viz:
State banks and trust COM
panies, ............... 500 90
Mortgages owned, ........... 1,100 90
Furniture and fixtures, ..... coo 90
Miscellaneous assets, judg-
ments, .................... 500 90
Total. ................. S3,400 90
LIABILITIES
Capital invested. .......... s3,4OO 90
Total .;............. $S,4O0 90
State of Pennsylvania,
County of Dauphin, SIS:
/, Frank Morelli, licensee No. 61, do
solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief.
(Signed) FRANK MORELLI
Licensee.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this s3rd day of November, 1914
(Signed) WILLIAM +. HOUSMAN,
(Notarial SeaD Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Mar. 25, 1917.
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FOR SALE-AT CABLES, 113, lis and
III S. Second ST., 5000 gallons New
Frs ready mixed paint Acme quality.
All the fun lihe of the Acme make.
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Sale and Exchange
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One Merkle motorcycle
engine, aluminium case; S-H. p: in
good running order; complete-coil.
carbureter, etc. First SO takes this
engine. KEYSTONE CYCLE CO., S14
y. Third ST.
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ARMY OF UNITED STATES MEN
WANTED: Ablepodied unmarried men
between ages of is and 50; citizens Of
United States of good character and
temperate habits. VINO can speak. read
and write the English language. For
Attenuation apply TO Recruiting Officer.
Bergner Building, sd .& Market sts..
harrisburg. IS \. Queen St. Lancaster.
S53 Pine ST.. Williamsport. or 81 w,
Market ST., York, Pa
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FOR sALE-1o1s CALENDARS

all in first class condition. from 81
up. Also $3.50 felt boots for sI.95.
Mems $3.50 Arctics for 95c. Come and
look them over, Open evenings S
MELTZER, 5l3 Walnut st,
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FOR SALE - Cheap - Addressograph
foot-power machine with cabinet
HARRISBURG SHOE MFG. CO.. Harris
burg, Pa.
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FOR RENTAL improve

FOR RENT-Houses with all improve
ments, al moderate rentals. j. h.
.G!2PLE. 1851 Market S.
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Wants
HELP WANTED-MALE.

EARN Christmas Money, selling cleo
trio lanterns Cor lamps), suitable for
Christmas gifts. The best seller of the
season. Warranted. Apply 905 Kunkel
Building, Harrisburg. Pa.
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CLERK wishes position in office: has
" two years experience bookkeeping
and typewriting: can furnish good ref
erenceS. Address Box los, Carlisle, Pa.
Evening star., 1914-10-04

they'd go to close clnch and whrl and dip and pivot
until she breaks loose, takes yin leap, and lands
shoulder high in his hands, while he walks around with
her like she something he was brngin in tray.
The hesitation, eh? Say, that's what Mrs. McCabe
has been at me to take lessons in. I myself,
with Sadie tppin the scales at hundred and sixty
eight! But when 1 go home tonight I'll agree to try
it if she's wlin' to have her spine removed first.
The young lady in black, though don't to mind.
She bows smin at the fnish and then trips off with
Pimpe Face lookin' whole and happy. was watchin'
'em they made their way out towards the front.
Seemed to be genra favrites with the crowd for they
swappn' halls right and left, and she maxim
dates for the next ground and lofty number, expect;
when all of sudden they're stopped by someone,
there's brief but breezy little argument, and hears
soft thud that listens like short jab ben nestled
up against jawbone And there's Pimple Face doin'
back flip that amt in his repertoire at all.
Course that spilled the beans. There squeals,
and shrieks, and genral mixup; tryin' to get
Closer others beatn it to get away, and all the makins
of young riot. But the management at the Maison
Maxxe don't stand for any rough stuff. In less than
minute bunch of house detectives the spot,
the young hesitationcr whisked into cloakroom,
and the other gent ben shot towards the fresh air
Just glimpse that caught of his flushed face as it
was bein tucked under bouncers set in action.
made break for side exit; but there's such jam
everywhere that it's two three minutes before
get around to the front. -
And there's young HOLSTER with an end of his dress
collar draped jauny over his right ear, tryn kick
the belt buckle off two-hundred pound cop who's
holdin him at arms length with hand and rappin'
his night stick for help with the other; while Uncle
Noah stands side, starin some disturbed at the
spectacle. I knew that time to butt in! :
IN that section of the White Light district too you
call up plenty of help by few taps from the locust
Cops came the jump from two adjoinn' posts
husky Broadway Sand they swoops down on
young Robin like bunch of Rockefeller deacons
Ferrer school graduate who rises in prayer meetn to
ask the latest news from Paint Creek.
ss 3What you got,S Jim9' puffs one :. -
Young hck that got messy in the tango joint, says
jim.
r 3Ah fan him few!" remarks the other. 3Hold him
still now while L"
At which Uncle Noah pushes in and holds up pro-
testin' hand. 3Now heah, Mistuh Constable"
says he. Il wouldn't go for to do anything like that"
di
Evening star., 1914-10-04

MY uOHdI IOT d DdllIOOn ClCkeC ana CROWDED III
where twenty piece orchestra busy with the
throbby stuff And there's such mob the floor
and along the side lines that pckn out particular
young gent seems like hopeless job.
drifts around, though, elbowin in and out, gettn
glared at by fat old dames and bein bumped by
gon' couples, until finds spot in a where
could hang up and have fair view. About then
blows whistle and out the platform in front
of the orchestra appears tall, bulletheaded, pmpe
faced young gent wearn white spats with his frock-
coat costume, and leadn' by the hand zippy young
lady who's attred mostly in black net and pair of
gauze wings CROWN out between her shoulder blades.
It's announced that they will do fancy hesitation.
Take it from me, never it danced like that be-
fore! 1t more'n dance: it acrobatic act,
assault with intent to MAIN, and other things
won't talk about The careless way that young sport
tossed around this party with the gauze wings
enough to make you wonder what happenin to her
wishbone. First he'd swing her round with her head
bent back until her barrette almost scraped the floor;
then he'd yank her up her in the air. and let her
trickle graceful down his shirt 'front.' like he
human stair rail- Next the music hit the high spots,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-05
COKE OVENS AGAIN
FIRED ~ TRINIDAD FIELD

Trinidad, Colo. Jan. Tho mill
tnry commission, which has not been
in session since December 20. com
vcncd hcro this morning to consider
evidence iu a number OF cnsos grow
ing out of tho strike. An lnvgattga-
ton of the killing OF Ernest Farmer.
q bridge guard who was shot and
killed near Rockyulc in Fremont
county ON December 2S will probably
De mudr before adjournment Minor
strike matters occupied the attention
of the commission today
Three hundred coke ovens al Ter
clio and "a similar number ut Tubasco
were fred this morning for the nrst
Time since tho coal strike was called
ON september 90 Ten strikers at
Ludlow are reported tu have left the
tent colony, They were given work
at HcrWind
Tho special train bearing Company
%, second iumntry. Colorado National
FuHrd, in command uf Captain Ralph
Dorm, which was ordered yesterday TO
the Routt county coal fields. viii not
ltave here until this afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-05
SECOND MURDER IS
LAID At DOOR Of
BANDIT FARISS
Positively Identified as Burg.
lar Who Shot and Killed
Young Man on December
Twentieth.
[B, Leased Wire TO Evening Herald

~, LEASED Wire to Evening Herald.
Sun Francisco. Jan. 5.--Rulph Far
iss, the young train bandit under sem
tcnCc Ur death for numbering a. r..
Montague, travelling passenger agent
for tho Southern Pacinc railroad
wncn he robbed tho Sunset limited
uc1r Los Angeles the night of De-
cembor ! was identified here today
hy Mrs George puyal az the burglar
who killed. Edward DrisyoIl. aged a..
on tho night of December 20 in san
Francisco.
Drisculrs sisters heard noise in
their apartments and asked thcir
brother 90 inycsiigajo. tie was shot
through tho forehead as he opened
the door to the dining room. Tho
murderer lcd before any one Ia the
house saw him. but Mrs Duyal, who
WAS "a ncighbur said she saw % man
vault the back fonrc. She is positive
Fhrisa was tho fugitive.
Fariss arrived ,oday from Los An
gelos. whore me- was tried and con-
Nctod. Ho ls on tho way 90 san
quentin pcnitcutiary to be hanged
March 9Th.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-05
DEMANDS INoIIRY INTO
ACTION on FORESTRY MAN

washington Jan. D.e-l Immediate
iuvcstigation of the chnrgcs thnt Har-
~ liutcin. superintendent OF the fed
orul forest reserves al steamboat
Springs, Colo, led a mob that took
strikers out OF Jan and doported
them WIS demanded today by Repre-
sentative Heating of Colorado Inn
mcdibtcIy ON receipt of telegram
charging thut Hutcnu led the crowd.
Mr. kcaiing arranged for confer
onoc with Chief Forester Graves aud
got in communication with Acting
Secretary Galloway 81 the depart
mont 81 agricultgrc Ncating dee
mtndcd that 81 the charges bee sus-
nincd Ratrun he removed.
rel"grauH received hy representa-
two koWing aud other members of
thv Colorado delegation REGARDING the
deportation of Mother Jones and
others active in the coal strike would
hr submitted 90 congress in support
OF the plea for thorough congress
sIonal invostigution into AN phases
Of the strike
Representative Koating later dis
cussed tho situation with Chlof For
ester Graves. who assured him that
he would immediately investigate the
alleged activity ~ Ratclid Mr. Keat-
ing declared Mother Jones" un-
doumcdy would geo back immediately
To tho srcne OF her deportation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-05
All BLUFF oPINION OF
FEDERAL LEAGUE COUNSEL

indianapolis iud. Jln. 5.-E r.
Gates, counsel Tor th, Federal league
after reading tho Hurrmann report
today, said
"Ali that is contained In this re-
port hy way of threats has been
stated time ana again sincc the Fed
ernl league began a. operations. 40
has not In amy instance thrown fear
into the hearts of cithor the players
or the owners OF the Federni league %
IA seemH tn me-" aid Mr. Gates
"that Mr. Hermann ought 10 have
been little moro explicit In Just
what he means by the statement the
established privilege of national
agreement ciubs' % ls possible that
organised baseball through ils years
of tyrannlcal rule aud usurputlon has
secured certain priyllcges ana I'm
munitics which DO mot belong 10 other
organizations in the country.
"rhc public should remember the
numerous attempts that were made
last summer to Induce Federal leaguo
players to jump their contracts We
have said over ana over agaln that
we will not attempt 90 get any PLAYER
tp break contract iu spite of the
actions of the major league clubs
lasi summer IN trying 20 do them-
selves what they would term 'un-
rporlHmaniiko' ln us."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-05
NEWS MILD SURPRISE TO
WASHINGTON OETIClALDOaI

Washington, Jan. g. News OF the
forthcoming transfer of Sir Lionel
Garden from Mexico city was re-
ceivcd with mild surprise in official
aud diplomatic circles here, There
were. of course, no official expires
slonH from administration sources
Sir Lionel first became a Figure In
the relations between the United
states and Mexico. when on MS ar
rival IN Mexico city just after liueria
had Imprisoned many deputies ana
proclaimed "a practical dictatorship.
he presented his Credentials. Hts ac-
tion was construed in some quarters
as virtual recognition OF huerta and
bis policy
Sir Lionel rontcnded. however. that
Huerta had bcou recognized provis-
iouaily previous To- that by his home
forciEn office. Ills action, ueVerthe-
less. was not regarded az favorable
20 the attitude OF the United states
and while. % far us is known, the
matter never became the subject Of
ur open diplomatic protest. Il was
generally hciie 5ed IN official circles
that some indication Of the disploas-
uro with which sir Lionel's action
was regarded ut Washington was
conveyed 10 the british foreign office
pphlication of report said 10 hive
been sent by Rear Admiral Cradock.
commander Of the British ships IN
Mexican waters, Ia sir Lionel In Mex
leo city saying Rear Admiral F'letch-
er. the American commander. had
ordered the flring 90 cease at Criti-
cal moment az the battle of Tampico.
also served 20 further spread the inn
preston that the British minister WAS
not In sympathy n not even lnlmlcai
10 the policy ~ the United States to-
ward the lIueria GOV crnment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-05
BIR LIONEL GARDEN
TRANSFERRED TO
BRAZIL FROM
MEXICO
Anti Administration Senti-
ment Of British Diplomat
May Have Something to Do
With Case.
MILD SENSATION
CAUSED BY TRANSFER

my lenscsl Wire GO Evening Herald
London. Jan. i.--Slr Lionel Garden,
British minister to Mexico, is short
ly 10 be transferred 10 Rio de Ja-
nclro as minister 20 Brazil. lie was
appointed to Mexico city July 49,,
1918, 10 succeed Francis william
strongn The successor To Lionel
Garden at Mexico city VIII probably
be- Charles Murray MarIing, senior
counsellor in the British diplomatic
service now accredited to Turkey
sir Lionel Gardens transfer which
Is promotion rs far as salary IL con-
ccFncd, although the two legations
possess the Same standing IN the scrN-
ice would have been made some
time ago except for the fact that the
British foreign office would not mako
the change while the minister was
under fire FOR the alleged Interview
in which hc was made 20 reflect on
the policy of the United states to-
ward Mexico
The diplomatic change In Mexico
viii b. received with surprise when
it becomes known on this side of the
Atlantic. for while Sir Liono's actions
ana general dcmcunor since the out
break of the Mexican troubles have
been considered somewhat indiscrcct
by the general public, nobody here
believed that ho had dome anything to
Justify tho attacks ON him which APP
pcnred IN some ~ the American
pupers In fact % is expected that
tho official statement which VIII
doubtless be issued when the changes
are made will explain that sir Lion
els transfer 10 Rio de Janciro W. no
way casts discredii on the minister
Sir Lionel Garden probably VIII
cuinc 90 England before going 90 his
nov post " ls shld by his friends
that when SIR Lionel went 90 Mexico
he was offered the choice ~ going
diroctly Co itio de- Janeiro 20 succeed
sir william UcnTy bovcton ilaERard
who had reached the retiring agc, or
81 spending six mouths in Mexico 1s
minister there before proceeding to
Brazil owing Go the state Of health
Of his wife, Sir Lionel decided to 30
to MeNioo tirst
Unfortunately Sir tioncl went Co
Mexico with reputation of bcing
anti American at TIME whcn a go"d
understandings between the United
States and Great Britain was Vital.
Naturally the British government
defended Sir Lionel against the mt
tacks on him bat the belief prevailed
at the Same time that II would hr bet
ter 20 find another post Tor him
The salary of BRUSH minister ~
Iie o. si7.500 with house allow
Hrcc ~ sl25O while that ut Mexico
city l. $4,000 loss and no house al
luvgucc
Charles Murray Marling. the prob
able successor ~ Sir Lionel Caricn
tas had LONG ana varied career In
the diplomatic service. which ho join
ed Ia 1855. Most OF the time he has
occupied diplomatic posts la the east
al Constantinoplc Athens and To-
bcran, but he also served nt Paris
sofia. Madrid and lllu De Jauciro.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-05
Interruption of Traffic and
Loss of Property on South.
ern Pacific Alone Reaches
Over 100000 Pesos.
OVER A MILLION IN
HOLE ON OPERATION
Business Practically Suspend
ed and Development at
Standstill Since Madero
Revolution Started.
IBy Leased Wire to Evening HcraId.l J

tDy Leased Wire TO Evening Herald.
New York. Jan. 5.--somc idea Of
the losses sustained by the railroads
during the warfare la Mexico is given
in the annual detailed report ot the
Southern Pacific company made pub
lic today
"Tho Southern Pacific railroad OF
McNico during the year continued to
suffer from revolutionary disturb
ancos," ssys the report "NOt only
were structures and equipment de
strOycd, but business was practically
suspended ana development of pros
pc,tivc traffic retarded.
1T b. estimated that the loss on ac-
count of interruption 20 traffic from
the beginning Of the Madcro rcvolu-
tiou In 1910 Go June 80, 1913 amount
ed to approximately 100000 pesos.
During this period the ccst 81 main
teining the property has amounted
to about 100000 pesos IN excess Of
the revenue collected. claims for
loss and damage caused by the rcNo-
lutiuuury disturbances. amounting Go
ASST. 500 pesos have recently been
approved by the Mexican government
but have not been paid. Claims
amounting To S62.OO0 pesos covering
additional losses. Will be presented 60
the Mexican government IN due
course
con account of the fiuctuation In
the rate OF exchange. due to the roVu-
lufionary disturbances ln Mexico, n
is not practicable Go state these
amounts in t. S. gold