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Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-17
BIC SIX MENTIONED
 AS lANks' MANAGER.
Matty Considered Most FaVorabl' , With Prospective Purchasers.

' With Prospective Purchasers.
 Christy Mathewson as manager of the New Y ork Americans in 1915 Is not beyond the realm of probability, if Messrs. Ruppert and Huston really complete the purchase of the clup- This tin was furnished by man high in the councils of organized pasepaiL and one whose advice is esteemed by. both parties to the negotiations now pending.
 T do not know" said this informant, what new angle may have developed to bring forth the name of Hugh Jen- nings But I do know that up to late last week Matty was considered most favorably by the prospective purchas- CTS. More than that I am not at lib- erty to say
 Giants, who had been in very close touch with Messrs. Ruppert and HuS- ton throuohout their chickering's, would not commit himself upon the possibility of Big Six going over to his rival Tn New York city.
 T know nothing of it." said Nc Graw, nor am I prepared to say what I would do if such a suggestion were made Mathewson is a most valuable asset to the Giants; but I have never stood in the way of the advancement of any of my players.
 Mathewson assumed an air of inno-- eence when questioned. Ihere IS no more loyal player to the National league nor one more patriotic to the city of New York. But Matty woule avail himself. no doubt, of the oppor tunity of promotion to the nanagerb | rank under conditions that would oi call for the severance of the frler d. ships he has established during his wonderful career as the worlds losi formidable pitcher.
 According to that gossip which links Mathewson's name as candida e fol the management of the New York American leaguers it would be com paratively easy matter to al15 tnge g trade between the two New YoIr k clubs advantageous to both sides. It i; hinted that Ray Caldwell. who desert ed Frank Chance last sumI Ter. has done nothing to place him in the baC graces of organized baseball and thai he probably would welcome : n oppor- tunity of returning to New York city as a member Of the Gian9 i a team which might be strengthens in its chamDionship claims -anothe r year by his presence. Caldwell Is young; Mathewson has passed thu zenith oi his power, even though sf ill reliable Because of the favor of youth, Ray would be no mean bars ain for the Grand Old Master.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-17

Wards, who would undoubtedly have surplus from the Federal league.
 Some of the Eastern association nagnates who attended the meetings ridiculed the idea of any such league being launched. Gene McCann, man. ager of Millionaire Morton F. Plants New London team, champions of the Eastern association, declared that his league would strike back by putting in teams in whatever cities the outlaws might take from it. New London was not counted in on the proposition, partly because of it's population and partly because it was regarded as strictly an ally of organized ball.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-17
Books Books Books
 FOR MEN

kodaks, Photo Supplies, Film Albums, Developing Outfits. Pencil Sharpeners, Desk Sets, Paper Weights. 5Iotters, Business Mems Calendars, Engage ment' Pads. Fountain Pens. Loose Leaf Books, Diaries, Postal Scales, Denni- sons Handy Boxes, Travelling Cases, Coat Hangers, Brushes, Shoe PoIishers, Shaving Pads, Bill Books, Everyman's Encyclopedia. Dictionaries.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-17

association. i a quite likely partici< pant, while Lewis R. Speare, presideIlf of the Massachusetts State associa- ton and a former A. A 4. president has in mind shipping to San Francisco and travelling eastward. Perhaps the two will touch fires at the point ir Nebraska where the Meridian Road crosses the Lincoln Highway. If such a schedule can be arranged the meet ing of these two transcontinental travellers will be celebrated by an automobile function of some kind are ranged by the Omaha Automobile club.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-17
l8lst Dividend

Office of The Norwich Savings Society
 Norwich, Conn, Dec. 12, 1914. The Directors of this Society have declared out of the earnings of the current six months a semi 1i-annuaI dividend at the rate of FOUR PER CENT. per annun1, payable to deposi- tors entitled thereto on and after January IS. 1915.
 COSTELLO LIPPITT, Treasurer. dsc15daw
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-17
Letter to pr. kHmer G Co.,, singhamton. N. Y.
Prove What Swamp-Root Will DoFor You

|, Send ten cents to Dr. KiImer & Co, Binghamton, N. Y, for a sample size bottle. It will convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet of valuable Information, telling about the kidneys and bladder. When writing be sure and mention the Norwich Daily Bulletin. Regular fifty -cent and one-dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-17
BANK OF COMMERCE.
The Liver Regulates the 5ody-A
 Sluggish Liver Needs Care.

Someone has said that people with chronic liver complaint should be shut up away from humanity. for they are pessimists- and see through a srfass darkly." Why2 Because mental states depend upon physical states. Bilious ness, headaches, dizziness and consti- patton disappear after using pr. Kings New Life Pills, 25c at your drugEist
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-17
SPORTING NOTES.

Now that Princeton has just about decided to adopt the one-nan coach ing system for its football team, noth- ing remains to be done except to dis cover one man.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-17
New Have9 Stars Defeated Vai.

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 16. = The New Haven Hockey club, made up of semi professional stars, defeated the Yale varsity team tonight, to 1.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-17
MISS N. C. ADLES Hail, Sca!pandFage Specialist

AT CHURCH, THEATRE, LECTURE Notice the back of each woman's head. Then remember that your own is be- ing observed. Has your hair Eha touch of style which only an expeet can give? Is it rounded, abundant, wavy? # not what 1t should be, ha~s Miss Adles make it sol {. 3Oe Main st., next to Chelsea BaB&
 Tel. 652-4.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-17
TaftxilIe vs. Jewest City.

The Taftvilie basketball team plays JeWett City Friday night at Taftville. This is the initial game between the two teams and a good game is antici- pated.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-17
Ferron Won First Series of Squash
 Tennis.

New York, Deci 16.-Stephen J. Ferron won the first of the series of squash tennis matches today for the professional championship. Ferron, on his own court at the Harvard club, beat Walter s. Knsella of the Squash club and ex-champion of England, H-18, 15-S, 15-7, 15-3.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-17
HoM,s THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 r. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo O
 We, the undersigned, have known F. believe him perfectly honorable in ali business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm
 NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
 Toledo O. Halls Catarrh- Cure is taken inter nallE. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the systenl Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-17
MoNEY

New York, Dec 16.-Can money easy: high 1-2; low 8; ruling rate 3 1-2; last loan 3 IA; closing bid ,; of fered at 3 1-4
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-17
RaItic Wants to PIay WesterIx.

The Baltic basketball team would like a game with Westerly at Baltic Christmas night. Answer to w. J. Donnelly, secretary. Baltic, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-17
COTTON.

New York, Dec. 16.-sSpot cotton
 Cotton futures closed steady. De- cember 6.97; January. 7.15; March .35: May 7.5S: July 7.6S; October 7.s7.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-17

Pep Young, tlfe second baseman se cured by Detroit from Sacramento. is said to be a wonder. He batted for
 275 last season. stole 50 bases and was a star in fielding. Manager Hugh Jen- nings says if Young comes up to ex- pectations Detroit will give Boston and the Athletics a great race for the pen nant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The high pressure. cooler weather
area Il passing eastward this morning
over the lake region and upper Ohio val
ley.
The low pressure area. with center
over South Dakota covers the Plains
states. This storm has caused scatter
ed showers in the northwest and upper
valleys. and southerly winds and high
temperatures continue IN the central
west. lower Ohio and Tennessee valleys.
An area OF high pressure. fair and
cooler weather covers the Pacific and
Plateau states.
Generally fair weather will continue
In this section to-night and Saturday
with higher temperature tonight.
Local data: Highest temperature yes
terday. % degrees. the highest Of the
season by 2-i0th Of a degree L.owcst
last night. 81 degrees: rainfall. O.O..
The ohio will not change much in the
district during the next SO hours.
II. s. HOWE. 5. u.
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priefa ana Perronala.

Rev and Mrs. H. 4. Riddle were al
Washington. Pa. Tuesday and Wedues.
day. Rev. Riddle was attending conn
mencement 90 washington and Jenor-
son college, his alma mater.
Richard Mahon and son. Glare. ~
toitaEeNille. w Va. and Mrs Summers
week
The Progressive lyceum closed its
season with a very successful box and
many young folks Who attended enjoy
cd the evening and "a very satisfactory
sum was cleared for tho lyceum.
Mrs Alexander. Campbell is visiting
friends and relatives az cleveland and
Columbus for few weeks.
Miss Lille RentschIcr will entertain
her class ul girls OF the So James sum
DAY school Film Grove. az Folmar r
place to-day.
Harry Marsh. the merchant. has nm
ftrd.
Miss Laura Gie.eler md ,irs Belle
Jones. u' IuTrE Place EIw Grove. will
Ni.if about ShrIrsrl next week
p So Atkinson. OF Park View. was
az SIltsra.le wednesday.
a number of pre-uytsf NJ Roth
leneu aud other places near hero. Ht.
tended Ca picnic 40 wheeling para ycs-
N-a John hunter ana nor sar. John.
Ir. have returned fH Short creek. Hf.
t"r a VISIT af fNf home OF Nra Hunter
.tIEhter. Nrs George uugr
~. Ha kIrsr. Hslnesliy evening
AIra M. 10 fuHrF. NI.. HsIfHt .rI Nr
IN IIINff '...L. of wheeling flIHs M||It
l'owier and Niles May Lydi.E. OF $40
kathryn carraban. Of wheeling. ana
AVN M"ffut on Martins Ferry. are
a hus. ne.s meeting ~ fhe mrmhere
M The IrHNrraHIEf I.UrHuu hHH H...
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APPREHENSION DISPELLED AND
NEW YORK MARKET WAS FIRM

NEW YORK. June 26.-Judging from
the relative firmness OF to-day's stock
market. much OF the apprehension pro-
duced in various quarters by the Chaflln
failure Sc ans 10 have been dispsiled.
Following LondOn's lead. stocks open
ed AT general advances. the gain In many
standard tssuca extending To over "a tu4i
point Much Of this a. lost before the
end OF the first hour. when fresh liquid
alton. due 10 rumors dealing with Isehigh
valley and the government. caused "A
loss 90 about half the advance.
In the later session moderate buying
OF the leaders at more or less steady
gains impaired the best tone OF the day
which was maintained TO the close the
rise In the most important shares rang
Ing between I and points
United Dry Goods preferred. the hold
ing corporation OF the Chaflin company.
fell another u points TO 53. but recover
cd more than half It's loss before the
close. Wells Fargo Express. which yes
tcrday suffered "a severe reduction In IT'S
dividend lost points and American EN-
press / n.
There was another gold export engage
mcnt 81 $1,000, 600 In spite 81 "a further
rise In exchange. and forecasts for the
weekly cash movement indicating a loss
Of So .o0O. 900 70 -. OOc 900. bore directly
on this situation. Total sales 2S5.OOO
shares.
The bond market was irregular. Total
sales. par value. S2.11t.0OO.
United states bones were unchanged
ON call.
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LEAF TOBACCO.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. June as-Auction
sales on the local breaks today were as
follows.
Iuc Flanfcrs-Fcntral house sold 30
hhde. old Burnley. Sfo0T1375
Inc Farmers. house sold 90 hhds old
Burley at S2.5um13.T5. and new dark
az 81 sou 300.
The Tenth street house sold 3 hhGs.
OLD hurley 20 81 onI 500 and is new
dark az s. f0ngsO
Tho Pickett house sold n hhds new
az fs.cnff IS go
The Ninth street house sold 10 hhds
dark az s250nSfO
The Louisville house sold 40 bbTs
old Burnley a. S-E1FIIg15
The Louisville Leaf Tobacco Tx-
Th1nEes daily report for June 20. fol-
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. June % Hogs =rerefrte.
10000. weak bulk of sales. $3.50, = a..
light. sioHN.40. MIXED. sS0.uS4zis .
heavy. $3.50 $40. rugEle. flgsrI sU.l-
pigs, S1.25HS15. CattIe-R e..fpt-,
$500. strong. becvcs. 500 9 90. 4terrs.
s. 90 "a =. %. sfuCkera and feeders 81 10
"a sis. cows and heIfsra g. -u|rf rH.
calves. STg0rq15 sheen gerst.ts
5000. strong sheen. 81 fnrff 90. y.sr-
luEs So fUff g. so. lambe Sd .Ur,. .U.
springs. S615Ggf5
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and In parts Of the south. strikingIy
contrast with the very slow pace OF in
dusulal operations the country over
ana dull business IN the east where adj
dluonal depression has developed in
consequence OF the suspension OF a
large factory In the dry goods trade.
For the week failures. ESQ, agains
200 last year wheat exports b.Oss.afk
against t.20i.SsS. hank clearings. So
SItssl.o0o loss OF Is per cent from
last year"
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j. $. Batohs q Cos CLOSING Letter.

NEW YORK. June 26.-The London
market was firm for American issued
and mostly fractiouany higher. Cana
dian Pacific was strong and closed n
point and one eighth higher. Southern
laCiuc was also strong az the close at
! 10 advance. The buying orders were
fairly heavy at opening this morning
and the opening was strong and active.
The early advance was followed by "a
slight recession all around. but no aE-
gresFiNencss appeared on the part Or
the bears and dulluess sct In which
lasted up 20 last hour when a rather
strong tone developed. The weakness
In foreign exchange market to-day was
taken as sign or cessation of gold
exports. Time money was slightly high
er a. a result Of Cluflin troubles The
foreign buying was quite "a factor In
tho market during the day. Some ostt-
mated their purchases AZ %. 600 shares.
The banks have lost over $1,000. 600 on
known movements during the week The
active stocks took on good strength In
last hair hour. steel Union Pacific. Am
algamated Copper were most prominent
IN recovery. Dry Goods preferred after
selling az low record recovered some OF
losses. Final tone was strong
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

pITTSBJRGH. Pa. june 26-~attlc
steady, supply light, choice. SSsUEI
300, prime. $500 a 50. Shcep-Strouu.
supply liant, prime wcthsrs. Ssksr
h.'ns cutls and commons. ouff $3.50.
.lriug lambs. 50 'u0 $50. veal calves.
tlI.nHI 1880. Hogs Higher. rereIufa
~ double dccks. prime heavlcs. SS56q
500. mediums. heavy and light work.
srs. s. GuG t5s. pigs g,-g4S Ed.
rDughz, $1,000 90.
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for l = r cash dividend payable Iune230
tD-Iransfer books close June goth
Tor a e cash dividend payable July /.
ff)Irausfcr books close June 20 for
for 1 y g cash dividend payable July ].
(bl-Transfer books close June goth
Tor 20 cash dividend payable July LIST
90 Transfer books close June goth
for IA e cash dividend payable July
LIST
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Geo. Baron 81 an" s s!a ses Nm. ::a. Bldg ID.
BUSINESS CONDITIONS RATHER
MIXED SAYS BRADSTREET

NEW YORK. June 2s.-Bradstreets
tomorrow will say.
Good crop. MIXED trade and rather
unsatiHfactory Industrial and manufac-
turing conditions sum up the weeks re-
port.
Good crop reports. with veritable
certainty OF n record winter wheat crop.
plus evidence OF growth In trade. both
Wholesale and retail. In most OF the
west, all OF the northwest southeast
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. June 26.-Thrcshing re-
turns. so abundant as 10 cause enthuSi-
astic comparison with the sands OF tue
sea we're largely responsible to-day for
leaving wheat at the mercy OF the bears.
The market broke &c bushel and
although steady at the close was II. c
To nc under last night. Corn showed "A
net decline Of &c 10 ~ and oats 81 g. c
70 NC. In privisious the outcome varied
from setback OF &c To 2Vc advance.
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Rev. ~. a. Riddle will hold commun-
ton service at the Allen Grove church
neNt sunday az 3 o'clock. Preaching
next sunday az Limestone will be- at
1880 e.. m. The services In the other
churches viii De- az the regular hours
Rev. a. q. Rinle will be az wood I'M
and FairNlew. Rev. T.. e.. Snyder will
hold only the morning preaching ser
vice AZ the Christ Lutheran church.
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Money.

NEW YORK. June 20 vo-.y -,
COIL .trHdN. U.s. rIf-a re- cont. rurf-r
r''g. '.. Lsr cent. closing Did, o., rsr
cent. asked. . p. per cent Time money.
if'HF'r .Nff days. -ir per cent. nine
~ days. tH p0r cent. six months. sd. a.
o.. per cent
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D-Transfcr books CLOSE June Do FOR
y cash dividend payable June 80
90 Transfer books CLOSE June 20 for
- cash dividend payable june go.
tab-Irausfer books close June Zu FOR
u q cash dividend payable July D.
tal-IranHIcr books close Juno 10 for
u y cash dividend payable July f.
ODD Transfer books close June 10 for
] % cash dividend payable July
IhI Transfer books close June 20 Tor
- cash dividend payable JuIy l.
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Metal.

NEW YORK June 90 .rHrrsr. utr1.
-r.f. 81. RI. Offered. fisrfraIrfIr. ff7 rn
n l.T6. lake. nominal casting. $3.50.
I.u -..L.f. spot f.H .. nH. .In Lead
fls.H 2aa. -rslf.r fr0nr-I0 Iron
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CD Transfer book closes June 10th for
per cent cash dividend. Tayable July /.
90 Transfer books close June 20 FOR
y per cent cash dividend. payable July
LIST.
90 Transfer books close June goth
Tor per cent cash dividend payable
90 Transfer books close June 20 for
! y q cash dividend payable July ist
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Hszleft's Local Stocks.

WHEELING, ". Va. June %. 10
The following quotastuna or fns rriors
erflfe stocks - the Wheeling market are
corrected daily Tor The Intelligence -
buIldlug.
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Baron Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. June %. IL
The following quotations on the NOR.
actiVe stocks OF the Wheeling market
are corrected daily for the IntelliEencer
~ Geo. W. Baron. local broker. and a
Il Marshall. manager bond department.:
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Wheeling 1--we StocI,,.


Veal Cal os. choice ....... DO 20
Veal calves. FAIR fI good go sr4II 90
laEnt ter.y q com. calves 600 u % 90
Fresh Cows. ext Ser HI. .l 90 .ITu ul
lIcan cows. common Co fairs OUa4O DO
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tiI..IrHuHfr| books close June rnfn
for o. Gosh dividend PAYABLE June g0th.
t-J.IIanHIcr books DIaas zone 18Th
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t2)-Transfer books close June 20 FOR
2 ~ cash dividend payable July /. 1914
15)-Transfer books close June 20 for
n ! = s. cash dividend payable July LIST
90 Transfer books close June 20 for
July Per i. cent '"A" dividend payable
go Transfer books close June 20 for
per cent cash dividend. payable July
90 Transfer books close June 20 for
Ia per cent cash dividend payable
July LIST.
Fidelity Local Stocks.
WHEELING. w. Va. June 90, IL
Corrected AMY for the IntslIiKencA
oy the Fidelity Investment Association.
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Total sales l.5tt shares.
MITCHELL e. STEVENSON, Inc.
LOCAL STOCKS.

WHEELING. W. Va. June 20. -
The following quotations on the more
lCfito stocks OF the Wheeling marcel
iro corrected Tor the Iutelllgencer by
Mitchell a. Stevenson. Inc. local br0rers
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WILL PURCHASE
Citizens National Rank
Wheeling Sheet & Tin Plate
LaBclle preferred.
Whitaker q lCssner common
WE OFFER
Hazel-Atlas Glass
Neuralgyline
Whitaker-Glessner preferred
wheeling Mold q Foundry.
la Relic IS
Portsmouth steel IS
Wheeling Traction SIS
Imperial Glass
la Belle common
Wheeling steel a Iron
Whitaker-G lezsner 6s
Eagle Glass IS
fazel-Atlag g.
Wheeling q Elm Grove G92S S.
Eide LITY
Investment Association
Capital PAID in sl5o.Ooo.oo
stocks, Bonds, Real Estate, Insurance
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WHEELING. W. Va. June 20. 10
Tue active |tttsuurEI. STOCKS. CorrsctsA
sally ~ a. L.. Mast~n & Co. bankers
ana brokers' National ESchAnE. Sans
building
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New York Stock Exchange

WHEELING. W Va. June 90. -.
NshEs Of actiss STOCKS co.. the Nsv
lorE stock EHchRnte. rorrsctsd DALI -
= T. Msstsn 4 Co broksra
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Rye-No. .. 63c
Barley-g9 "a soc.
Timothy-S4 g5U5.5O.
Clover SiO.oOHlg.CO.
Pork-S21.15.
Lard-{g.g5.
kibs-Xll.OOm I150
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
EXPRESS CAR sCh3DOLE
Taxing Eject jane Al, lsoe.


PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELLHBURO
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling wensburs
Leave
22nd street. Leaye
wheeling WellsburG
II go a M 500 a m.
$3.50 .. IN 1900 noon
MOUNDSNILI y LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSVILLR
Daily Except sunday.
Leave
10th Street I..vs
Wheeling Moundsville
10 90 q m l.gO o. m
$50 p. m
on lines having regular express rer-
vice. shipments weighing In excess of
uIty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars
ALL LiNES-Daily Except Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments 81 medicines. will be carried on
p" Ssenger cars between zoo and S:ls
y. m
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N~IGlual inspection ....-....... 1fe
Reviews .........
street house
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

tD-Ex-div. ga per cent.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-20
RAILROAD ROUTES
 BE. INVESTIGATED
Rioas Says Portage Bay and Seward May Be Terminus, But Valdez and
 cordova Will Be investigated.

SEATTLE, May 2O.-Commissioner Thomas Riggs of the Alaska railroad survey, reached here last night and has established headquarters at the Arctic Club. In an interview given out soon after his arrival Commis- sioner Riggs stated that the surveys of the commission would not neces- sarily be conclusive, as the decision as to the route of the government trans-Alaska road would be made by President Wilson.
 "We will make all the surveys deemed necessary and expect to visit the coast towns offered as the term mus of the railroad some time in October, when all three commission CTS will visit the cities; at the same time we hope to have all surveys in not later than December 1, and will then commence making our estimates on the cost of construction via the different routes. We expect that by April l, of next year, We will have a full and complete report ready for the president"
 When questioned regarding the terminus of the road MT. Riggs stated that Portage Bay or Seward may be the terminus of the government rail road, but that Valdez and Cordova are both possibilities and will be investi- gated by the commission as to the advantages offered and the cost of construction, cost of operation and maintenance and other causes which go to make up the advisability of se- lecting one port over any other for the coast end of the government road.