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against tha other.
Three or four were lying
down. but all wer. dead. with
their eyes open and lips hang
lng.
IL was absolutely CHASTITY.
Yet. Of all the animals. only
the horse that had been MUNICH.
Ing hay vas hit by a fragment
OF the shell.
Tho other horse was half
falling. half leaning against the
fence. his forrlegs stretched out
forward. his hind feet doubled
up on the sand beneath him.
Both had been killed In
stAntly.
There was a faint odor In tho
air, which I can only describe
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MIGHTY BATTLE
At CRACOW MAY
DECIDE THE WAR
Continued From Page 81


not possessed.
All obtalnable information indi
Gated that the Germans had staked
everything on the mighty struggle.
Use Every Possible Man
Besides the forces originally held
In the Eastern field. every man who
could be spared from France and
Belgium had been rushed 10 the
Russian frontier.
Tho fortresses OF Interior Ger
many had been denuded OF their
garrisons for the same service.
The best even OF tho landwehr
had been requisitioned 10 fight the
Slavs.
Practically the whole Of the Aus.
Hungarian army was drawn up
along the same line.
Kaiser In Command
The kaiser was In supreme com
mand OF tho Eastern defensive
campaign.
Aiding him were Gems. Won
Moltke and Won Der Goltz. The
battle line today In this Eastern
zone was the longest in history.
Continuous fighting will not. In
deed. take place along its entire
front. since natural obstacles like
lakes and swamps make this impos-
sible. but on the map IL extends 500
miles. from north OF the NIemen
river 10 the Carpathians.
In the far north the fighting will
be chiefly diminishing in force, the
greater part OF northern Rus
sian Poland being a vast quagmire
at present.
Million Men Needed
Yet II was the general belief that
the car would have to use 200 900
East Prussia.
The central Russian army. oper.
ating in the south OF Russian
Poland to prevent the thanking of
Nicholas Galician forces. was es-
timated at 100000 strong.
Another 100000 troops consti.
tuted the line along the Nida and
Donaiec rivers. and in occupation
OF Carpathlan passes.
May Last for Days
The battle OF Craeow was begin
ming 10 reach great proportions to-
day.
The Austro-Cerman outer line OF
defenses parallel the Donalec river,
between Tarnow and cracow. Here
the Teutonie forces were engaged
with the Russians.
The battle front extends from
the vistuIs river TO the Carpathian
foothills.
More Russians we're coming up
constantly, and II seemed certain
that the fight would develop into a
miahtler and mlghtIer conflict.
probably for Says, as II progresses.
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my glasses when. from a ridge
3.500 yards away. there came
sharp. loud thud and the shrek
of a small shell.
There was an explosion In
the open spac. In the middle OF
the improvised sheep pen.
The sheep were still hnd.
died In their corner. one OF tho
old horses was apparently lean.
Ing against the railing. and the
third one. which had been
munching hay. had fallen on his
aide.
When. 10 minutes later I
reached the pen. the sheep
looked for all the world as II
they had been pctrffied They
were mostly standing up. one
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as resembling that given off by
me;hyla,ed spirit. yet mixed
with the pungcnt smell OF men
thol.
For reasons for which II
would be- unfair for mo 20 al.
vulge I am strongly OF the opln-
ion that these shells have not
been used 10 any extent by the
French armies in tho field.
Probably an actual test under
battle conditions has been
made once or twice. but no
more.
That this terrific explosive
viii. however. be used IN case
OF such an emergency as an at.
tempt 70 take Paris by storm.
have no doubt"
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JAPS ADVANCING ON
klAOCHAU DEFENSES

TOXIC. Oct 3.-The Japanese
and British land and sea lombard.
ment OF the Germans Kiaochau de.
lenses was still in progress today. Il
was officially announced today.
The Germans were still answer.
ing the allies fire. but Japan's land
forces were said TO be advancing.
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CHOLERA PLAGUE
IS UNDER CONTROL

VIENNA. Oct. s.--That cholera
had become serious In the Austro-
Hungarian armies was denied here
officially today. There had been.
II Is said. but So cases I'm Galicia
one In Moravia and three in Silesia
Extraordinary precautions are said
70 have been taken 10 prevent the
disease from spreading.
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JUDGE BLACK TALKS

Judge W w Black OF Everett,
democratic candidate for u. s. sen
ator, IA In Seattle today. He spoke
before the Democratic club at the
Good Eats cafeteria at noon. He
plans 10 come here again later I'm
the campaign to speak at general
meeting.
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MONTREAL. Oct. 3.--Dr. John O.
Adami. professor in McGilii univer.
sity. here. and one OF the worlds
foremost authorities on tubercu.
losis. has enlisted as private IN
the regiment formed at the univer-
sity for service In Europe
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ROME, Oct. 2.--The Bulgarian
minister here has received orders
10 do all in his power to hasten the
return to their own country of all
Bulgarian army officers now In
Italy or Switzerland.
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Why Is This Necessary?

Because ii is impossible TO sell bonds today for any
development work in the State of Washington, not
guaranteed by the Stae-note the Elensburg, Horse
Heaven, East Benton and East and West Okanogan
project which voted bonds that cannot be sold But
is possible to sell bonds that guaranteed by the
state.
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Fifty.four vessels, valued at S15,-
100000, have gone under American
registry since enactment OF law.
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QUINCY VALLEY
IRRIGATION PROJECT

Your vote is asked to bring settlers this land, not
by loading the state and yourself with debts and taxes
but by providing ways and means whereby the land
owners of the Quincy Valley develop their land
at their expense
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We Ask You to Do This

To authorize the State of Washington to lend its
credit to the of the Quincy Valley lands that
these obtain development capital which cannot
be secured in any other way.
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In the State Of Washington there are 100000 of
dry-farming land which comprise the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-06
COTTON MARK E'rs.

Naw York, January THE cotton mar
kct broke into new low ground Tor the sea-
son so FAR as May and later deliveries were
concerned, during to.day's carly trading. but
and closed steady at net decline OF
points January and IL points on February.
but generally net unchanged TO points
lower.
Easier Liverpool cables. accompanied By
rumors that tho South had been free
seller OF hedges there this morning seemed
account, chiefly for the carly weakness.
Of 7ds points and active months sold about
aIIS points net lower during the early trad
ing.
rally of r or points on covering was
followed by renewed weakness under
unued Liverpool selling. but good demand
wa" encountered around l2c. for March and
ll.s) for May. This checked the decline.
after the close OF the English market. and
tho afternoon rally accompanied by re-
ports OF relatively steady interior spot mar
iIets.
Leading epot interests wero good buyers
OF January and March ON the early decline,
ana also seemed TO he huyinE July against
safes of May. but while lit,le trading was
eral, and the chief support was attributed
to realizing by recent reliers. AZ the low
points OF this morning May and July cotton
sold about lac. under the high level OF last
week. which doubtless attracted profit talk
Ing 10y shorts. and the way offerings tapered
off after tho close OF Liverpool suggested
that much of the early selling Of late spring
chases abroad.
I 4 Memphis authority reports ginning OF
/ 1880. 900 bales 10 January !, or somewhat
4 less than suggested by early rumors.
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New Orleans, January 5.-Cotton was de-
pressed In the early trading to-day. but re-
acted later. and at one time displayed q
small net advance. Excess of bearish senu-
ment supported tho market at time when
reaction was due. according to general belief
to oyergold condition.
Opening 79i2 points down. active months
traded FOR while AT n loss OF iogll points
The main beerish Influences the re-
duction of S-l6c. In local spot quotations Sat
urday, talk of large ginning figures and
pessimistic comment regarding general busi-
ness conditions. Toward noon demand in
creased and in the afternoon rather
more than the ring could easily meet Buy
Ing was almost entirely to realize profits on
short cotton.
The market was strengthened chiefly by
English reports OF a good spot demand and
the calling OF cotton by mills At the high
est OF the afternoon the trading months
were 2u3 points net UP. The close was
steady. unchanged TO points net down.
Spot cotton quiet and unchanged: niadlins.
l27sc. Sales on the spot 400 bales anu 5}5 to
arrive. Cotton futures closed: January. 1922;
March, 1921; May. 1913; July. 1895 October,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. January 5.-Wheat-Firin; NJ.
red, SiGl.0oia: No. l northern. Duluth
.l.OONi.' Corn-Weas at csc. FiSur-ouiet.
Enthusiastically; BoEota. 2a.aaSOnc; Central
America. 29isc. Leather Firm; hemlock
hrsts. .oG30c.; seconds. 2S029c. Petroleum
Steady; refined bulk, s525; barrels. Ss.75:
cases. Sll.20. Wooi-Stendy; domestic fleece,
Xxx Ohio 25d26c. Rosin-Stegdy: strained,
common to good, s4G3lo. Turpentine-Firm;
machine barrels. i7c.
Rce-St-ady; domestic primo to choice
2NuGc.; Patna, 5it 05iac. enthusiastically;
New Orleans. open kettle. 35155c. Butter
Barely steady: creancry. extras 3GAa37iAc.;
trsts 2eT35c.; seconds. GhI2sc thecse--
i7hc.: average fancy. 1890. Sugar-Raw.
stendy: muscovado. s2s5d273; centrifugal
s3l5g3e3: molasseH. S2.4od2.4s; refined. easy
1923 points lower cut loaf. S5.o5; crushed
$50; mould A. $780, cubes. $500 xxxx pow
dered $3.50; powdered. H15; fine granulnted
ioo; diamond A, s4.05: confectioners' 4
!a:s5: No l. $50. Conee-Spot. auiet: Rio.
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No. . &C.; santos, No. :. n*o.; mild dull;

No. :. &c.: Santos. No. 4. 11%o.; mild. dull
Cordova. lSG1Gc. nominal.
Potatoes--Firm: irGinia late crop, s1.s79
zoo; sweets. Southern, 75c.8X. Cabbages--
fancy handpicked, Virginia BIC; Virginia
shelled. Nos 1 and 2. s%46itc.
Except for January, which was steady in
absence of tenders. cottonseod oil was easier
to-day under selling against crude and lack
of outside demand Closing prices werc l
point higher on January and unchanged to q
net lower for other months. Sales 5000 bar
rels Prime crude, 6.47G6.63 primo yellow
spot, 6.69d6.so: January. $50. February, SIS;
March. 69i: April. 704: May. 1.1s juno, 10.
July. 7.29. August. J.35: primo winter yellow,
7.2oqJ.3o; prime summer white. 6soGTl5.
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CHICAGO GRAIN N1ARKET.

Chicago, H., January 5.-Hcavy rains in
Argentina, making more certain n big cx-
port surplus there. broke down again
to-day. Despite steadicr feeling ut the
close the net loss was hQt.c. Other specula J.
tive articlcn all showed net dccline-wheni.
Sc; oats, bdEc.. and provisions n shade to
12hc.
Cash grain closed: Wheat-No. 2 red. esu
Bic; No hard. ssisI9oc.: No. northern
s1.g9o%c.: No. spring. s9tac. Corn-No. g.
GiIaIG24c.; No. . yellow, G1d65c. Oats-No.
white. +oc.; standard 39l=M39s.c.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Close
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plieabs to capital stock. gain of about

plicable to capital stock. gain OF about
per cent.
Prices shaded from the best in tho final
dealings but the close was strong. The mar
kct was at It's best utter word came
from Washington that the supreme Court
would hand down decisions in the moro
important cases now under review.
Last Saturdays favorable bank statement
found reflection in easier money rntcs.
Foreign markets played part in local
operations.
There was a varied demand for bondh- tho
undertone showing nrmness. United States
coupon As declined " per cent on call.
New York. January 5--aIoney on call arm;
highest. 8: lowest. a.; ruling rate. 4i5; clos
ing &R4M. Time loans easier. sixty and
ninety days and six months 4ia1s4%. Prime
mercantile paper. 5hI5s.. Sterling exchange
strong s4.S23b for sixty days and at SSooo
for demand. Comm ercial bills, Si.slia. Bar
silver, 5Its; Mexican dollars. iii Govern
Inent bonds easy: railrond bonds firm.
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NAVAL STORES

Wilmington. N. c.. January b.-Spirlts Tur-
pentine-stendy at tSNc.: receipts casks.
Rosin-Steady Mt 1855: receipts Ia barrels.
Ta.-Firm at $50: receipts barrels. Crude
Turpentine-Firm at s:Js.0o; receipts 4 bar
rolls.
Quoted at 4ii.gIilac.: sales ao7 casks. Rosirf-
Firm; sales 1856 barrels: receipts 563 barrels:
stock. 1850 barrels. Quote: a, b, SS77n
c, ID, $3.15: r, $3.7Ti3.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKEr.

New York. January b-Cotton blanket
prices named for fall 1914 showed advances
to-day averaging per cent higher than a
year ago but not high as buyers were
looking for. 1t was announced that prices on
A fruit of the loom will not be changed
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inE futurcs ranged az foIlows:
Open. High. Low.
Elgin. H.. January 5-Bu.ter-Flrm at ase.

Baltimore, Nd. January 6-Wheat-Mar-
ket strong: spot, No red. e5iac.: spot No.
red. western. e5iac.: January, No 2 rcd.
Southern white. 65WGSc: Southern yellow,
65Q6Sc. Oats-Steady; standard white i4i5I
AAc.: No white, Ha1H&c.
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downward this month. Fancy oVercoatinEs
wero opened for fall to-day. tho prtco ro-
ductions not excoedings z per cent on ono
line. Yarns final.
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Rfrtin4s
Old Dominion Trust Company. mo.

Old Dominion Trust Company, mo.
December 2S, 1918.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS-N
is hereby given that tho regular an
nual meeting OF the stockholders Of
porntcd. will be held at tho Office of
the company, No. 900 East Main
street. Richmond. Va, on Wednes-
noon, for the purpose of electing d.
rectors ot tho company and tho
transaction Of such other business
as may properly come before tho
meeting.
The stock transfer books of the
company Will be closed at IL o'clock
noon. on January 2. 1914. and remain
closed until twenty-four hours after
the final adjournment of said meet
Ing. w. II. SLAUGHTER.
Gacrnta,.,
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Richmond Trust & Savings Co. In
Dtbthenn Rpttres

Atlantic Coast Limo Railroad Company,
Office of the Treasurer.
Wilmington, n; c., Dec. q, 1913.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF AT
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company
has declared dividend of three and
one-half per cent on the common
capital stock of that company, pay
able at the office of the treasurer, nj
Wilmington, n. c., on and after IAN
uary 10, 1914. to stockholders OF rec
ord on the goth day OF December,
1913. The transfer books are closed
from December 10, 1913. to January
JAMES f. POST.
Crea
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

mission Merchants. Richmond Va
Richmond, Va, January g. 1914.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OF
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Tho First National Bank
Of Richmonds Va.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the stockholders Of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Richmond, Va, for
transaction OF any other business
which may properly como before said
meeting Will BIO held TUESDAY, JAN
UARY 13, 1914, Mt IL o'clock noon in
the directors room of tho bank,
Ninth and Main Streets. Richmond,
Va.
W. II. ADDISON,
Cashier,
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L CONDITIONS


Eggs-Demand heavy: market firm Live
Poultry-Demand good; receipts light. Dress
ed Poultry-Market lower owing to increased
supplies. Buttor. Neals Hides. etc. con-
tinue in good demand
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Cotton. quiet: middiins. 1910: net receipts
IS bales; eross, 5,0il bales: sales 1876 beies.
stock. 1892 bales; TO France. 2.iO2 bales: To
10 the Continent. 200 bales; Coas,wise, an
bales
Total to-day ut all ports-Net receints
0,6Gs bales; export to Great Britain fo5
bales; TO France. 9,d9i bales; to tho Cont
nent,t l23 e5 bales, to Mexico. clio bales; stock
2si bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Ne, rec.,nts
sG5@2 bales: export 10 Grea; Britain, l5S0i
bales TO France. r.Otl bales; to the Cont
nent 20 oj halcs; To Mexico. 60 bales
| Total since September ] at All poris--N.,
receipts. 7.0llO4. bales. oxpoct Ia c.,
Britain. LsSn7s3 bales; 10 France, 2io0;s
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bales; to the Continent. 2.3oe.1<2 baleo:
japan 2o9.c7s bales: to Mexico, 1854 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-06

SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
Five Per Cent Adjustment Mortgage Gold
Bonds.
The semiannual instalmcnts OF Interest on
this Company.s Adjustment Bonds. amount
Ing to 2hTo ts2o.00l. represented by Coupons
Nos. Is ana 1G for s12.b0 each, will be paid on
and after February g 1914, mt the office Of
Measrs. Blair & Co.. No. "a Broad Street
New York.
Seaboard Air Limo Railway,
BY ID. c. PORTEOUS. Secretary.
New York. December 18th, 1918.
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The Church Hill Bank, Inc. Of
Richmond

The Church Hill Bank, Inc. Of
Richmond, Va.
December "a. 1913
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Of the stockholders of the Church
Hill Bank, Inc, of Richmond Va. for
the election OF directors and for the
transaction OF any other business
which may properly como before said
meeting. Will be held Tuesday, Jan
uary IS. 1914. at 4:30 L. NJ. in the
directors room at the bank, $500
East Broad Street. Richmond. Va.
O. Z. PARRISH,
President.
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Sydnor & Hundley. Inc,
Rtrln,nnl No

Sydnor & Hundley. Inc,
Richmond, Va.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF this company will
be held in the office Of the company
Tuesday, January 20. 1914, at 4
o'clock =. NJ. for the transaction OF
such business az may come before
tho meeting.
W. NJ. GILMORE. Secretary.
January 2. 1914
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of this company will
be held in Its banking house Tues
day. January 20. 1914. at IL NJ. for
the election OF directors and for the
transaction of any other business
meeting.
II. ]. WILLINGHAA1. JR.
Secretary
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NOTICE ANNUAL MEETING.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Bank OF Commerce and Trusts-You
are hereby notified that the regular
annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Bank of Commerce and Trusts
VIII be held In the office Of the com
pany, s01 East Main Street on TUES
DAY. the 13th day Of January, A. D.
1914. at the hour of l9 NJ. for the
purpose OF ciecting directors of tho
company for the ensuing year. and
the transaction of any and all other
business which may come before the
meeting.
JOHN IT. WILSON,
President
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

BY Caskie G. Burch & Co,
stock and Bond Brokers. 19i5 z. Main Street
Richmond. Va, January 5, 1914.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
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Cotton ru,ures closed:

Spot cotton quiet; middling upiands, l23
m!ddling gulf. 1856.
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Quotations for interest paying bonds are at
a nrice to which interest must bc added. In
come bonds and certificates o; Indebtedness
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Stocks.
Sales.
Allis-Chalmcrs


Allis-ChalmcrS. pfd. 80.
1880 Amalgamatcd Copper
800 Am. ASr. Chem. com
zoo Amer. Beet Sugar, com.
1000 American Can ........
100 American Can, pfd 49,.
400 Amer. Car and Fdry. 80.
American Cotton Oil. -.
Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
American Linsced Oil.
200 American Locomotive :.
1000 American Smelling $50.
100 American Snuff. conn.,.
10D American Sugar .......
1900 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co..
200 American Tobacco. com.
zoo American Tobacco, pfd.
500 Anaconda Copper ......
1900 Atchison ............
Atlantic CoaSt Line. 49,.
~ G. J.. of Connecticut. E.
1000 Baltimore and ohio.
400 Bethlehem Steel Co, com
Bethlehem Steel Co, pfd
500 British Amer. lob. Co.
900 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1900 Central Leather. com. =.
~. 900 Canadian Pacific $500.
400 California Petroleum =.
500 Chesapeake and ohio.
zoo Chicago Great Western.
oVu SHi. NiSal w CSts, l'lo
500 Chi, Mil. and ST. Paul.
80 Crucihle Steel Cor, com.
30 Crucible Steel. pfd. -.
1900 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
400 Consolidated Gas $780,.
200 Corn Products. com. ....
Den. and Rio Gran. com.
700 Erie. 1st pfd. .....
Fed. Min. and Sm.. pfd.
100 General Electric
Geo. w. Helmc lob. Co.
700 Great Northern. Dfd. :.
400 Great Northern Ore Gifts.
Illinois Central ........
1000 Interboro- Met. .........
1000 Interboro- Met, pfd. 49,.
1900 Int. Harvester. com.
Int. Mer. Marine, com =.
100 Int. Paper ............
Int. Paper. pfd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-29
Has Riches Of Hsr Own.

Bill Shakespeare and Bill NJ. Cal
houn have FLASHED. when Bill. the
bard. spoke about the rose smelling
the same by any other name. he was
dippy. thinketh Bill Calhoun.
Mn of Avon never ran up against
any proposition like revising a city
charter. ss BiIl Calhoun has. you
soc.
Bill Calhoun hath come TO rccog-
nine there are lots OF folks who are
against the ward system.
Ali Then why call them wards
asks Caihun. Why call them First
ward. Second ward. etc.l Call
them tho University district. the
West Green Lake district. the South
Green Lake district. etc. and they
won't smell lfke wards.
Accordingly. Bill Calhoun has
christened the 30 wards--beK par
don--districts and n the people ao-
cept tho Hinkiy Dink charter We
will not have any wards In name.
The charter revisIonists unani-
mousiy voted 20 vest In the city
manager the maintenance and con-