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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
WILL FIGHT FAKE"
PATENT MEDICINE
Commissioner of Health Plans
Campaign Like That Waged
in Philippines.

Or. s. T. Goldwater. ComTi-s -oHcr OF
Health. announced yesterday tina the
Department Of Health would proceed
against the sale e "fake' patent mcdl-
cines under section OF tho Sanitary
Code which declares ~ "to be n INSIDE
,acauor 70 make any fake or deceptive
repre- cutatiou as 20 tic quality. pur-
pose or effect Of any drug. medicine or
drink intended 10 be taAri "a mcdi-
cine
Vigorous efforts 10 enforce tins sec
ton Of the code have not been made IN
the past. by. GoldVater IS inspired 20
The present campaign by the success
with which the evil has been combated
in the Philippine Islands, Where the
sale Of patent medicines and dccocuoua
Of secret tormu.e is absolutely forbid
den
ar it should be found" SAID Or. Gold
water. chat the code as II now stand
or the ordinance against fraudulent ad.
vcrti,ing recently enacted by the Board
Of Aldermen is not sufficiently definite
20 enable the Health Department, with
the aid OF the courts. 20 put stop 10
the cNtrayagant claims OF paten. med
cine fakers. the advisability Of adopting
am amendment similar 20 that IN force
in the Philippines will be cons idercd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
BARNES WON'T PROPHESY
Says He Cant Tell Whether
He Will Be Chairman.

In answer 20 question as 10 whether
he intended 10 succeed himself as
chairman of the Republican State Com
mittec. William Barnes yesterday de-
ciarcd that was = question for the new
State Committee. 10 be organized next
October. 10 an wer.
"Thc Republican candidates for mem
bcrs OF the State Committee have not
even yet presented themselves 20
their respective celebrates" .ajd Mr.
Barncs. 81 do not know when they
will be presented nor what viii be
their attitude when they come 10 or
game in the first week of OCTOBER
They only, under the law, will elect
the chairman. II would be absurd
FOR mo to discuss what will he tho ac-
tion Of body that is now nom
cvietcnt"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
LACK OF CHEMISTS
HALTS DRUG WAR
Estimate Board TO Be
Asked for Money by
Health Department.

The Board OF Estimate will bc called
upon 70 extend prompt relief 10 the
Health Department. so active have the
police been since the passage Of the
Boylar law in picking up drug fends
and sending specimens 10 the depart
ment for analysis. The health autnorI-
ties have neither ;hc force nor the
money 20 handle the food o. dope"
District Attorney Whitman and
Cropsey depend upon these analyses 10
furnish legal evidence with which 10
obtain convictions. They have their
hands tied now that The machinery is
clogged by lack Of chemical equipment.
This state OF affair has added to the
troubles Of Commiss oucr of Correc-
ton Davis. as tho Tombs and Raymond
street jail are g,ut.cd with prisoners
addicted TO the use Of cocaine or NOR
phine. The police are unable 20 obtain
proper evidence 20 bring them to trial.
n the present population OF drug
feuds awaiting trial iu Raymond street
jail and the Tombs increases Or. DAVIS
viii not have any room for them. The
law requires thar :hcy must be scgrc-
gated from Other prisoners.
Health Comm lesioncr Goldwater cX-
planned yesterday tina: his force Of
chemists is inadequate 20 handle the
situation. He added hat tho work was
not a function Of the Health Depart
mcnt.
The maximum sentence Of one year
and a $500 fine was imposed on John
King. Of 2J5 Wcst lllth ST.. clerk.
.n Special Session, yesterday King
was found with cocaine 81 n.. posses
L. l. ] Il
the drug.
Frank Benz. Of 42l Eas' l5Gth st.
and James Hauratty. or 1853 Franklin
ay.. the Bronx. both under twenty.
were arrested and held m tho Morris
auia station last night charged with
having cocaine.
POLICEMAN Baudcrs. o. fro Norrie-
8nia station. claims that they were in
party of six or seven men and boys,
some OF the latter tardi. eiNtocl
.niTs or some powdered substance
from ;hci" palm-. l.c attempted 90
capture all Of them, but the greater
number escaped.
Pstroimau Kilroy. OF the East 9th
81. station. arrested Joseph Goldstci'.
Of 325 East 73d St. and Joseph Sar-
narsky, OF 100 7ith ct. both eighteen,
ct East 74th st. and Avenue \, charG-
ing them WIKI having narcotics.
". H. Burns. a drug clerk. was ar
rested yesterday on charge OF selling
morphine without prescription and
was held by Magistrate Ten Fyck IN
jefferson Market court n $1,000 bal
for Fri "a Special Sessions. According
% INC complaint made against him ~
detective LydiG. Of The drug squad,
Iurns. who worked in drug store At
81 Ninth ~. cold $ worth Of nor
rhine 20 a negro wcmai:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
alto KILLS CHILD
AT PLAY IN STREET
Blue" Monday for Motor
lists and Several In
iured i'm Crashes.

uorristown. Y. J.. July 20.-Antonio
Ualoni four years old. while playing
his afternoon in the street with sew
eral bows. ran directly in front OF an
automobile driven by John Henry
Dalrymple. jr, Of East Orange ana
was killed Dalrymple surrendered 20
,bo nolice Coroner Walsh made an
Investigation. and found that the accl,
don't was unavoidable and exonerated
the driver.
Hastine-on- Hudson. y. y. July ".
corer.yeer-old Rosa Santa was struck
down bv an automobile here to-day
and nrobablv fatally injured. Inc glri
Vas nlaying on he sidewalk and as
tbo machine. which was driven by D. j.
Corrv of RIVE. came down the street
sbe darted in frort Of il. Carry was
not detained by the police
vontclair. y. j.. July 90. ". f.
Dodson has fractured skull, George
Dodson. his son. has three fractured
ribe and Daniel Keller was badly cut
and bruised by being thrown from an
automobile and striking a telephone
mole last evening while trying 10
avoid running down goat on Bloom
field av. The machine was oad'y
damaged.
Joseph Schenheiser. FIVE years oIu'
If os2 Broadway. West New Brighton:
Staten Island. may die as the result OF
being run down by an automobile yes
tcrday. The machine was driven by
Hcnry Schmiell. Of 157 State st, west
Br ghton. o 49,,
thomas Mcclure. OF 229 9th av,
Brooklyn. was driving along Ocean
Parkway last night when the steering
gear OF his automobile went awry. he
hung 20 the wheel "a the car bucked
and Jumped. It finally struck hol low
in the road. whirled around at right
angles and turned bottom up.
Three small boys were riding with
Mcclure. They were thrown out and
bruised. Mcclure was more seriously
hurt.
Mrs. Bertha Cohen, Of 50 East 9TH St.
BROOKLYN. was riding on the parkway
when her automobile got in the crush
Of traffic near the wreck Of Mcclure s
car She put out her hand 10 signal
machines behind when one Of them
dashed By. striking her arm and break
ing her elbow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
STOLE
FEARING EXPOSURE
to Lead Honest Life
Baked, He Says, by Man
Who Knew Past.

Tho story If an ox-convict whose ef-
,.ii.ol
forts 10 lead an honest HE were p"'N''
by threats Of exposure if he did not
steal from his EMPLOYERS was unfolded
.....o.lo,. H. roLu r. uardor of
~ 80 uaii' 49, C,iFn '0.'.' prooIivr u.es
20 ~" VN,oiu &C.,. 80, boCorc iuJCc
C C,oIS 81; Pao Sossions He had
-. i't'' '..,l;.',l en-. ono nov, p
n p.bb;,, T. 49, 80 o.. T., lad been
,.,i,,.sd .,......,... ~ 30
year ., .,.
H"! ueu -.
=. - 4 ',.ouI - " B.. ''.' .'.'. o..
,ce'T chP.EH he "' .....i
ooo, For this ci.''e ".
10 rom one 70 '' .''. ,-e FF.,
Iehti nary "'i'i ~''-|
Judge fo,.'' 81
ou'' To Pr on CRY ~.
enc Eeai. "ao d-'cr no az. H-Iri i'1
Nluo'S mrs r. nc NC ~
MN ?" 50 "in t'' h""' OFT. ''''
7'- c'."' '-.' "' ,".' 81 G['
"a- 'J '" .f' o. AoHt,' ne
'"f tHc -'Af O.. ,r+ VIC a"a '"C 'A"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
CAMPERS SAVE CASINO
Bucket Brigade Puts Out Fire
at ClaSon Point.

An old-fashioncd bucket brigade.
formed by 800 campers at Hligg's
Beach, Clason Point. saved the Buena
Vista Casino. a. Clason Point Road and
Newman av., last night
4 score OF couples were dancing ia
tho casino when a policeman ran in and
gatc an alarm Of fire. Flames had
broken out under stairway in the
rear and were working up the wall
The dancers fed, spreading the new
in the amusement park and on the
beach.
The campers piled out Of their tents
and charged up to the casino. An
alarm had already been turned m. but
u was q long run for the fire appa-
ratus. The campers got together some
buckets. and D. minute water vas
dashing ON tho casino. The engine
company completed the job.
The park vas populated by about two
thousard persons. and reserves from
scvcrnl station were necessary 10 keep
tie crowd from under the hrcmen's
feet The damage 10 the building was
slight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
CAVE-IN CAUSED BY RATS
Rodents GnaW Mortar IN Lib
ertv St. Sewer.

With roar. an old sewer on LIN
erty st.. between Broadway and Mas
sau St. said to have been built IN the
early 3O's. collapsed yesterday after
noon shortly after > o'clock. To pro
tect traffic, that section of the street
was closed until repairs could be made.
The cause Of the collapse is said 20
have been the water rats that have
been guawlng at the mortar between
the bricks for many years. Had the
sewer given way gradually and AL
lowed the water to force its way
through the ground into the founda-
tions OF the large buildings in that dis
trict the results might have been Sc
rlous.
The sewer is four feet IN diameter
and the break extends FOR length Of
thiriy-Gvc feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
l>ati1arilc Davis Takes
ifrr.z:ra:e 10 Black
vel! s .sjIJd.
; PRISONERS HELD
UNDER HIGH BAIL
Al! Charged vita Being Ring
Lla1.re in Recent Riots
l. Be Tried So0n.

--a. a... 81 Com-iiss .o"tr paws
a. a.. l.l.rr.9 ~ OF CCr-eC-.,H l"ti-
.f.st... ..... ...U on B.@cnvr- H.
...i .ct~.0.. Be. trr ing .caG"t- lH
ia, r,... o. ,.ri, JCly. vneu h't't
r..... t.rt.-.d through tire ne0t.' tt-
....-- c.uIrc hail ard Eecpcr' ".f. ;--
..,...o,. ,t.. held Tor tic grand .'rt
ru,.~ Ic.v. bail. aud a1o.l'r VAS "- d
sor - .,i n coJr. held on the i'ia" ]"
IT. i- ,,Ycc.ci that an w..! be sen 90
Sin. ~rr when they haze compile 4
,:i, -o..s' they are now serving on the
i-,..,
Ihe ch2rce Of fe.ouious assault and
Battery VS. lodged aHalnsi tfue, L'o-
.oit. Thoaa Carley. Joseph Williams
fda.rd ~iu:tcry and George 30 d.
Fte fir. t-o vorc held ~ $1,000 "a,i;
Sat .-ry ami Williams. n,u-A %;
in1.r rs buttons c6ch in >5.V'V' anu
Nora. .n $1,000. James Larkn was
held for Sp.cial Sessions IN Hl.OOo
\ charge aga.Ls' prisoner named
Er.--mau tta, he and Moran as3ad' "a
William Hayes. "ceneT' was Us
missed. Moran Also GO on %" '"''
count.
Wakes Departure.
-,. ,oo Commissioner made a lie
,.~t,,a ian having the trials on the ISL
a-d Yesterday ,he took Magistrate
rrC.cbi. Asqistar, District ATTORNEY FL
,,soo and tine stenographer and clerk
~ The Yorkvilic cour. 20 the peuitcn-
lar. and there. in the warden Of
sco. court was held. II was all perfect
D.. loyal The Commissioner took no
rar. i'm the proceedings. She simply
"a, h., and watched.
onco ITocistrsto Frescbi turned to
.or.nlincnt her on her excellent work
~ oucliing tho riots and restoring dis
c',,.~o on IN leland. bat DR.. Davis
,,.,,..d Nor hard toward Warden Hayes
and said.
There's tho man 10 "hom d" me
credit is due. 81
The charge against he,S'i"ar "'Iu
Ioran Of throwing a p0NI d, heep,
William haEeS taIleC. Ai'"o"eI u
Hayes testified his forehead was Su1
open and he had 70 have three st'oIeS
taken IN il. he could not swear thAt
The men threw the MISS le. A prisoner
called DO 70 testiiE had stage '''SH''
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
Bind PAWNBROKER,
THEN LOOT SAFE
Men Enter Apartment and
Make Off with Plumber
Worth $4,000.

John 5. Bacon. who has spent forty
five or his sixty-seven years as
pawnbroker. reported yesterday that
he had been robbed OF watches and
diamonds valued al $4,000. cash aggre~
eating 1000. and pawn tickets rep
resentjngI articles valued at $l2'ooo.
The robbery occurred IN ms apart
ment at 245 West 50th st.
Pop" Bacon. as he is known. be
cause he is a patriarch in the bust
ness. gave the police OF the West 47th
g., station complete description OF
the two young men dressed IN the
carb of chaufeurs who entered ms
rooms about 9 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. g..
accustomed to receiving calls from
customers al al hours. When they
asked 10 see a gold watch he went
10 his safe and was bending over Wheh
no heard a footstcp and turned 10
look into revolver.
As ne cried for help the intruder
hit him over the head with a sIung-
ebot lie was thcu carried 70 bed
and while one man covered HIM with
q revolver the Other r,fod the saie'
obtaining six gold watches. eight dia-
mond rncs and the seventy pawn
tickets They also got the memoran.
dunn o: the numbers and original
owners. 50 tina, Bacon is prevented
from stopping delivery when they are
rrcsCutcd for redemption.
Before they departed the men
gagged Bacon with a towel and wire
and bound his legs. They lct' ms
land, free. and he was fifteen min
ute loosniuc the bonds so that ne
could 90 Tor assistance.
NO one iu the house noticed the
two chauTcurs. They wore b.acrki
cloves ard left nothing that would
lead 70 .hcjr discovery except black
Jack. siungshot and an empty revoi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
MASONS SKATER AllBl
Jury Confuses Man Who Said
He Was at Lodge Meeting.

Philin Rurustcir SAID yesterday IA.
he was attending lodge meeting At
time when he vas accused OF rob6inS
tailor shop. Du, vAcn scrcra. lason'
on "a jury put questions to HIM thai ne
could not answer the a1bi fell ne
failed 90 obtain certificate OF reason
able doubt from County Judge Herman,
i'm Brooklyn.
A q .csult ne viii begin n once to
serve tho sentence Of not less than one
nor more than two years on his conNc-
ton for grand larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
Mop" Committees at Work.

The subcommittee which - being
organized to represent the three pro
tective committees for the bond hold
els and stockholders of the Missouri
Pacific. il was learned yesterday, will
consist Of two members from each.
Upon the sub committee Of six will de-
volvc the task Of drawing up a read
justment plan, which will be along
the general lines advocated by Kuhn.
Loeb & Co. in their letter TO the Mis-
souri, Pacific management. setting
forth their reasons for not financing
the S25.000.0 900 notes that maturcd
June and were extended for another
Ncar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
Dead Man Identified by Son.

The body Of the man found on Satur-
day in the cribwork 81 the Pcunsyl
vania Railroad ferry at Jersey CITY
Was identified yesterday - that Of
william Mcmahon. of Washington.
His son came here and claimed the
body. lie SAID that his father dis
appeared from home last Thursday.
Mr. Mcmahon had retired from busi.
ness. lie was sixty years old. lie
leaves wife. who ls III and does not
set know Of his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-21
Cheer up. boys.-vourb ar
gain days have come.

Cheer up. boys.-vour bar
gain days have come.
Sale of 2.IS2 fame
blouSes.
Sizes 7 to IA: all with pat
ented draw string that STAY
tied when once adjusted.
1862 are 7jc. blouses.
1852 are SI.00 bIOuses.
268 are 81 blOuses.
jJc. now.
Boys shirts in a Marx
down. too.
SI.IO for $50 shirts.
SI.3O for 800 shirts.
$3.50 tor 800 and Sgl
shirts.
BOYS double breasted sl|
Norfolk suits. sizes I to \
all reduced to three prices.
So 80. $3.50 and S10.jO. |
Boys wash suits. all
Sizes 2la to 10.
$50 now for suits thll
were 1925 to $500.
$3.50 now for suits ths.
were 1925 to $500.
BOYS straw hats.
Were $50 and 81 30.
Sjc.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY,
Three broadway Stores
Warren ST. 18th St. sans
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-20
See Windows for Extra Values

will be the one to try rOr the capital
prize The giant Russian has the bulk
and a gigantic foreign reputation He
is heralded as the second Iusoff, and
at that he resembles the ill-fated Turk
in looks and build. Momutoff weighs
in the neighborhood Of $40 pounds and
the bulk makes him sound formidable
at least. Then the Russian has been
given the bulk of the work since com
nS to America. lie has engaged In
thirteen matches, while Aberg and
FrChensN have wrestled only a few
times. Jack Herman has been showing
his foreign whale to the front and
when the time comes he will have the
shade In landing Il match with Gotch
Mamuton Has Shown the Most.
Aberg has wrestlcd only foreigners
since coming to America, while Her
man has been sending his man against
the best of American wrostlcrs, Nam
utuffs next try will be against Been
here one week from next Monday night
ard he has contracted TO throw the
Giant Killer in a hurry That H.
Mamutoff has guaranteed Fred $40
for each minute he remains on the
mat. Now, if the Russian can dispose
Of bccl u q hurry he will be I'm a
I.0-IUuu to do somo loud talking BeCu
le ~ MS far as wrestlors CO. but
even "a midget I'm comparison with the
f1roiluers. hc is % wonder al the de-
fausyc game. Should Reell hold
Mamutoff of for a long spell the Rus
sian win have to step aside and allow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-20
JUARIlZ RACE ENTRIES.
o eooeccoccc0a0cco

FL pAsO. Jan. Ia- First race. mile
iShi lip, s. AdG Kennedy, 90: Stevssts
90 Madella, lO5. Blackeyed Susan, lO5
Philiisiana, 100 hsndadero, l07, llollbeTg
40; Hasson 10 Miami, ll2 Hsnnis, ll2
John Louis. ll2 Lord Elan, ll2; Anon,
ll2; Balclnf ~
second race, selling, 5h furlongs' Miss
CLARK, "a Tidy Wolfarth, 90 Hashul Bet
y, 90, MAzurkR, o. Little Birdie, lO1
Rosemary, lO2; Amohalko, l08 Marsand,
l0l Freewill, 1903 Gimli, 1903 stonecutter,
lo5 Falcadn, lo5 Coinet, l0s Annual In
terrst, lOs
Third race, selling. 5H mrlongs Csribsl,
eS, Dick Dodie, 95 Requirem, es, Big La.
max, %; Patrick + 100; Casames, 1901
Lillian Kripp iran as Lillian Kj 100, bar
bara Lane, 100: Theodorita, 10
Fourth race, selling o y furlougs. Orays'
fayorite 96; Thistle Belle. 100: OrimsJ
Lad, l0s, Orba Smile, ll3 Herpes III, lI3i
Commentator, ll3; Sir Alycscou, llS;
Grmmal ll8.
Fifth rRce, selling, furIongs: Chrietmas
Eve, 9S dylfi, SO; Breyty, % Old Gotch,
1907 Rooster, lG2. Durn, lO9; Sharper
k0ight loli Hazel C., 1903; ChIlla, 1885,
R0ckdale, ll5.
Sixth race, selling I l.lB miles. Curdis
T. 100; Sugar Lump Iu8. Husky Lad. IUs
Mary Emily lG5 Sigurd, lOs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-20
STEAL Casing FROM
THE Governor
HASKELL REPORTS loss OF
SLIGO WORTH or CASING
lROM LEASE.

c. n. Haskell, ex-governor who
recently moved to Tulsa and entered
the oil business, reported to the po-
lice station Sunday the loss Of more
than 81, 100 worth Of casing.
The casing was stolen from the
George Bullette farm, two miles north
Of Tulsa last Friday night Thirteen
hundred feet Of G-inch casing, 500
feet of S-inch casing, and several
hundred feet Of l0-inch casing was
the amount stolen.
Oil field operators report that num-
erous thefts of casing have been com-
mitted recently and it is their opinion
that an organized band of thieves are
operating in and around Tulsa and
selling the stuff TO local junk dealers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-20
PRODUCE


CHICAGO. Jan 10 -BUTTER-E Easier
erclmpri,s. 23H2t 70 90 H3-i
EGD--Luvar. receipts 3.2GJ cases; at
mark cases included 20nJlL. ordinary
first. 2H1s "a 2Ji4 frsts 31V32
CHEESE -tp1dr daisies 15la q Z 3
Twins 1G1MiT. Wis 17hi Long Horns
II 4 ~ Is
Michigan. Minnesota and Wisconsin red 80
m bj. do white tjH6S
POUL RY-Ni,e higher; good 1871
fowls il. turkeys 1G. dressed q
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY Jan. lg-BUTIER-
Creamery 81. frsts, 80, seconds 80 pack
ing i9ia
EGGS- -tir'ts c2 seconds. 90
POULTRY Hens aud springs 10.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-20

abandon that hole and start another.
Gll'lm's strike was on his residence
lot on the extreme southwest corner
OF Wilson townslte. The find has
strengthened the opinion that oil win
be- struck by the Gypsy Oh COMPANY
and independent operators now IN the
wildcat field south OF Wilson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-20

Miss Hcbeney c.. Jones, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando J. Jones, has
attracted the attention of thousands
OF New Workers BY her humane cf.
forts to alleviate the sufferngs OF
work horses during this frigid season
Of icy pavements. The girl starts out
IN her automobile each morning with
two grooms. q great roll Of canvas
and many Jumps Of sugar. The streets
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-20
COTTON

Eew YORK. STOCK List
rr WORK. |.. I'D Inst ..ln


NEW YORK. JAM I9.-CIuon made new
high ground f1r tle movement during 20.
days early trading but met considerable
realizing and lost part OF the advance With
the close steady at net gain II 60 &
points. Higher Liverpool cables. larger Eng
iish spot sales continued reports Of an I'm
proved tone 100 the cJt'o ug1Ods market and
bullish southern spot adVices seemed a. De
chief factors iu early strength The market
opened firm OF an alvRnce Of 20 10 points
and after some irreguiarity sold TO -
points net higher There seemed to be o
somewhat broadening demand on this up.
turn besides coutiuued covering and some
support from trade sources. Stop order,
were reported ~ the market sold above the
last weeks high level but after their exc.
cuiion, the market met increased realizing
March contracts 90 1913 showed On advance
Of nearly IS points from recent low recOrds
and scattering longs seemed inclined 20 take
profits as soon as the demand became less
urgent. Rum1rs Of rather bearish private
ginning returns probably promoted the ten.
dency In this direction and the market seem
ed 10 be somewhat unsettled In the lat,
trading. when offerings Of March were
liberal enough 90 attract some attention and
20 cause a moderate shrinkage in the prem.
,um. Closing prices were practically the
lowest fthe day q
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-20
GRAIN


IHNITTWVHIUI IN UtUTt8sIHF MaTNfT.
CHICAGO. lan 1g-Final removal Of any
obstacle 10 importing wheat from ArRentius
luiy free was instrumental today in de-
weak % decline ov g q y cent Corn
finished X % hH& down and oats un.
changed TO a shade Off but provisions H.
bM I q 10 h rants
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-20

that are most congested with traffic
are traversed, and whenever Miss
Jones sights distressed tea.nster.
v hose, horse has fallen because Of a
slippery spot, she orders the grooms
t. go to the rescue Of the horse with
the canvas, which is spread over the
ice so as to enable the beast to get
started. but not before Miss Jones
has treated the animal to cube Of
AMeetG
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NEW YORK Jan. 30 - Spot cotton gui,'
middiHg uplands 1900, miIdIrg gulf 1925
No sales.
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New Tork Futures.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-CottOn futures
closed steady.
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$4,000 for Thrcc Matchcs.

The first gun was fired a few days
aGo when syndicate in New York Of
fcred the retiring" champion $50. .0OO
to engage in three matches-to tackle
Mamutoff, FrichensN and Aberg. But
forget that Gotch isn't going to en-
gage in three matches. Before the
birds begin 10 work overtime in the
spring he will Ice ready for one match
one engagement which will pay him
as much as training for three.
a glance at the cards at present
makes II look as though Mamutoff
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.EW YORK, Jan. l9.-Joe Lake Of
r, 1N5yn pitcher Of the Detroit
American league club, has signed to
play with the Baltimore team Of the
Federal league according to n report
published here today.