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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
French Zephyr
Ginghams
Reduced to 15c Yard

ERENCH ZEPHYR GINGHAMS of
i standard quality fast-color and 81
inches wide, including fancy plaid and
other staple patterns, reduced for clear
ance to 15c yard.
A clearance Of about Is odd pieces of
H-inch Imported Dress Crepes in fancy
woven check and stripe patterns affords
exceptionally good values at 15c yard.
Fully 100 pieces of Wash Fabrics, in
remnants and lengths ranging up to
nearly full pieces. priced for clearance
at 15c yard -F'r'' Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
Broken Lines
Linens at Reduced
Prices

D LAIN. Sealloped or En-.
l. broidered Centerpieces ,r
is. "a. sc. IS and 54.inch sizes
at reduced prices ranging from
19c TO S2.2J each.
Bureau and Table Searfs in
plain scalloped and hemstitched
or embroidered STYLES. sizes
1sx21. lsx36 and lsx54 inches.
priced for clearance at SOC
and up 10 S1.s5.
Linen Lace Squares, s0xS0
inches. at reduced prices.
sea'loped Oval Pieces re-
duced TO &c each.
Remnant lengths of Table
Damask in bleached. silver
hleached and unbleached quail
tiles, also mercerized cotton in
table lengths. at sharply re-
duced prices.
Napkins, hemmed and I'M
hemmed, In odd half.dozen lots,
reduced for clearance.
Many useful lengths of Hand
and Dish Toweling in hleached
and unbleached cotton. linen.
and-cotton and all-linen at
sharply reduced prices.
Broken lines OF Womens and
Childrens Handkerchiefs re-
duced for clearance.
basement Sslesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24

Summer weight. Inc eIsstIr
ribbed white Cotton Vests with
high or low necks. short or no
sleeves. Knee length pants. sizes
TO 10 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
NAVE YOU SENT IN
YOUR LIMERICK ON
BUFFALO BILL?

speaking OF Buffalo Bili."
Said the auessioner. rolling q pill.
when an Injvo was shot.
DID he prefer II or not.
When running or while he stood
tlllf"
SHY little thing. Isn't ~ Jus,
. sample, tho. OF what q limerick
10, In case you didn't know.
And you should know. FOR
TIE STAR is OFFERING
PRIZES OF SO. IS. 81. 81. FIVE
PRIZES oFsi EACH, FIFTEEN
or TWO RESERVED SEAT
TICKETS EACH TO THE
sElLs-FLoTo CIRCUS AND
TWENTY OF ONE TICKET
EACH FOR THE BEST LINER.
IckS ON BUFFALO GILL.
Buffalo Bill 10 coming to town.
you know. as one Of the chief
features OF the seIls-Fioto circus.
which 10 to be here three days.
beginning next Monday. rhat's
the reason for the contest, and
those who win will receive their
prizes directly from the hands OF
Buffalo Bill, following the parade
OF the circus next Monday.
And youll want TO see that cir.
cue. for u 10 now the biggest In
the world. so get busy. Write
a limerick and send II In TO the
contest editor OF The Star, 20
reach him not later than next
Thursday midnight. Next satur.
day the prize winners will be an.
nouneed. And you'Il want TO be
In tho list.
so WRITE THAT LIMERICK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24

summary colors,-and daintily trimmed
with small fruits and flowers-for Sl95 for
Little Girls" Day Second Floor North.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
Writing Tablets
Reduced to Sc Ea.

I ETTER and Note
~ Writing Tablets,
sharply underpriccd at Sc
each. basement saiesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-24
Odd Notions
at Reduced Prices

INCLUDED i'm this as
- sortmcnt are Belts,
BRAID, Fans. Jewelry,
Dress Shields. Collar
Forms, Supporters and
Buttons.
Basement salesroom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13

FARMLAND. 20 Aars Afbetaling.
Frugtbare Farme j det vestlige Ca
NADIA tilbydes af Canadian Pacific
Jernbane Kompagni. Produktiv.
'Jord; godt Klima; godt Marked;
'smukke Kirker og Skoler; uover-
.traeffelig Transport; allie Bekvem-
meligheder og An1edninger som de
bedste Farmdistrikter %andetsteds.
Priser 81 til $50 pr. Acre; over
.rislet Land fra $35. Liam paa ST.
900 til HjRlp for praktiske Farmere
j Observation-Disclosures Tyve Aars
.Afbetaling - eller for ON 6nskes.
.Lange for Deres sidste Undertaking
er faldig vii Farmer have betalt
for sig SEW. Lige1edes nogle opdyr-
kede Farme med Illus, Stald, Br6nd,
indhegnet, og med Afgrdde paa Jor-
den paa samme gunstige Vilkaar..
Renter i ale Tilfalder kun 6 %.
Dette Tilbud er baseret paa godt
Land; vi tilbyder disse Betingel-
ser fordi vi we'd, at en- Farmer paa
wort Land kan a.faa Sukces";; han.
kan leve godt og spare nok til at
betale for sin Farm. Land | Diet
Vestlige Canada er naturlig egnet
It'll Korn- og Foderayl, Gr9nsager,
til Mejeri, Heste-'s Kvag-, Faare-
log Syineavl, og Eterkra. Benyt Dem
at de hGje Kornpriser. Vent like;
det bedste Land tages fGrst. Skriy
|idag efter vor fri Haandbog og fluid
|Oplysning til j. S. Dennis, Assistant
to the President, Department of
Natural Resources, CANADIAN PA
EsgsIFIgs AILWAY. Calgary, Alberta,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13


.MsioIer sIige gruler pleim
netop at op1lnn Set mobiatte n ben.
l~tiliigte0e girfniing. 5irforbunos
5agenterre bill iuiffert bore pan reoe
Saano mel ben Slutning, at Nuz
maniea Hfe biloe forblibe Serre
FIT egt Sus, bpis gentralmagter11e
.ieireoe, for bpis militariitiife Ger
ror belle 8erben mnatte fapitulera-.
.og oct iiar, for0i &llmpnien fa1l0
bebarer fiji 9usret. 9bor ramme11=
De 9r6 meo moralif 5oropmn1elie
pilOe man lite fir1oe ! 5piflano, bbis
England biloe forlege 5berrig
me6 ben pansre0e @ebe at trent
tpinge ~@iennemfgrielen lite Of Nlt=
milton % @aaben, men at 8arftejs
maIfiner2 Men bilbe life BET liant
me ginl0e Orb for Orb ogiaa for
en- M~ngrebsfrig moo &umenien fra
g~entralmagternes SIDE? Set CT ct
go6t Seen, at uSranffurte 8eitungu
og n8erliner SageblaH" Der begge
lite minore in6trengenoe el1D
uDea,ticbe 5ageS5eitung" aoparer
&umenien MOI at lutte fig til Sir
|forbunoet, tror at funne gioe Mfz
fnlb paa at pr9bife 8olb."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13

iDnlig Srnoitioler ioI1 fprer tlbage1t Waenneite=|
iagtens tfiioligfte @iitorie. Re babDloni{fe % iurle
rianife g9eifripelier gioeraiospl,nff ffor spno.
flooen iionna1 $1,000 aar ST.. % Eibsr1un1nref mel
lem 5ffabelim og 5pnoflooe1l argipes efter ii aon=
gers Rfegieringsttio, Der iaulet ifuIoe onifatte en- age=
riooe Of $4,000 aar,, eller cit @jerlneninfsregie
ringSttiio for bier poa 1920 Mar. Mariagen til. at
De efterfplgerroe Ronger berifeoe gienne1n forboIos=
big ffortere 4eriooer tillegges Roabg 5pno, beo at
.ipiie4af ben %forbuone Jrugt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13
Den rnsfffe Seritprfe.


ct 8lu6 Gpm meboeler felgen=
Be in~teres1ante Spgaber angaaenoe
BEN r1siiffe Scr:
SEQ &rige1ts 8%egDn6elie bleb fbr=
lite Spbu6, font omfatter MRn6.
mellem 20 og 35 Mor, u0fal0t. Dis=
ie talte tiliammen benDeo 91a M1il=
lion Mnn6. Sor tire Tiger iioen bleb
on6et Opbub nbfolbt = berfra 1ln6=
Itoges BOG gnfers eneIte CONNER og
Sorlgrgere. 9ette an6et Spbuo nb=
gjoroe iat 2h Million Man6. Ser
til fommer laa en0m lbr1lgt &e-
ierbe, inobefattenbe treble 0pbu6,
fom.bil telle mellem to og ire Wtil=
l%lioner Mato.
5ornoen Sc 70 Millioner Mono,
1om nllerebe for Dor ubfal6t, er / 6e
liib1te Gage en- nD MarsflaS1e blept
fol6t UNDER Sanerne, nemlig 49,
Maringerne.
@elp ONT GusIerne Set Mnr,
fom er goaet fioen &rigen begpuote,
bar. miitet en- to, tire Millioner
Mon6, 1na fu11be Be enoba babe
en- Scr pao 80 Millioner Wmo
paa 8enene. Sg mere fan ifaffcs.
Set er o1tiaa life Soft, iom &usz
ierne mangler. Set er Mmmuni-
Ition BET bar bRret imnat meb bio
til. Sill ioabanne Millionbere ifal
Der. life netop 5maating til bier
9og, og oenne 8rig bar ogiao eli
lcrs uomarfet fig beo ct Nmu1llni=
tionsforbrug, iom man ol6rig /
nogen tioligere &rig bar let Meage
til.
Men mi er 90 oglaa Ben rnsitife
Snonltri / Sero meo at mobilize
Tres ligeiom ben engelife og ligeiom
oen tpife Snou1tri bleb mpbiliieret
for ct felt Mar it6en.
&ber enelte Sabrif i &uslun0 bill
MI b1ipe lat til at lobe Mmntuni=
ton og arigsmateriale. Og fan 90
5torfprit Mifolai faa brogt fine Soc
re / nogcnlun6e 8ebol0 no af @abd
pao sen tpife &nibetang / 8olen1
ion CT Ser al l16iigt til, at &usier=
ne en- baffffer Sag bill ufomme igien".
Sci oniloas, at paa &linien
bar Musierne nqppe ober 4 Millio-
ner Man6. Men bag 6isie 1taar
Millioner pan Willioner al &eier=
be, iom Blot benter paa Mmmnni=
tion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13

Msinrance. uSonien foriegte for
le0en en- lille 5p6g meo ct Msit-
ranceielifab, men oct fom ban
ooarligt fra"
u&bor0un bet?"
uSan o%siurereoe 500 Gigarer.
rpg DEM og berefter gjoroe ban
&rob poa Misunderstanding"
rMm 9elffabet biloe life be-
tale??"
Sci BET los bom orreitere for
Slbspaoiettelie."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13

Senb Maoet 6iem tic glpatnin-
sc % @enrer Danmarf % 5gn=
.oerjpllaro JON gepis pao, ot Del
.enom minoes benz berbiemme.
lender glaoet regeImesigt bber
a1ge beo WootageIien q gelgbet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13
d nrt fnrkfrtp Gun,

Aar iboen.
Spor lib BIN life Sen Innfa
nnge 5fiffeIfe ueb BET Derripenoe.
Nnfiet bullet arepileref. goaet
benteoe lite, og bun maatte life fforn,=
me for ent. Sen6es 9ierte banfeoe.
raierroe af 2ebef og NngIten for if
fe at fomme rette gio til ben.
trRnge @rebi1loe paa set gamls
Slot. Den baarbe sfiabne at tjenc.
@rpoet bos Slagtninge penteoe ben
De Der.
Sou itob &omtesien beo 8illetbul
let. Dg ct Nu bar bun uoe pao
&erronen.
Or Der enbm1 ct 8or M;sptfer
til M%fgang??" ipl1rgte bun Ell aol1s
bnftgr.
rgeei Sogd gaar itrafs. 2gb,
au tan 9c 11aa at fomme mco!"
Ron6uftgren 5aa Ieeroe efter sen
lpben6e unge Dame; men iuo fcr-
traf bans Mniigt fig / pIuolclig
SfrRf. San ltruffe Sen6erne fren,.
biloe rnnbe, men los 6em otter faI
oe. Set fjenote Glsjt beIerte bar,
orrl at BET Iog, i bbilfet Sen nnge
8ige Dor foriDunoef, begpnote al
fire.
&n1tenoe 1anf aomteslen neo i
ben fprite aupes blebe 8uoer. @oa
Santens 8efaling bob6e bun maottet
fiere pau 1. aasie, Rmngen free
be6e Set.
Set bareoe rogen Sis, fpr Ben
BLONDE Mariu opoogeoe BET eien=
oommelige / fine 9mgibelier. Sun
bleb 90 grebet af en- beflemt Sglel-
ie. @ar oct life iber 5ilfe, BUN
iao paa2 9g iaa greberfef - og
oct elegante Sappe pao @ulbetl
Com ioget iprang bun op og 1gb til
Dgren. NRppe bob6e BUN tufffett
Sobeoet no al 9eren> fgr bun igien
traf BET tilbage og flpgteoe ino i
fit Si6rne, i6et bun trof set lorte
Slgr iaa tet for Mniigtet, iom ON
ben im1,ffe officer, Ser rprme0e
fig &rpeen, for ingen 8ris maotte
ie Denies fmuffe blaa 1ine elIer
bet rige, BLONDE Sanr. 9e mprfe
2ienpipper berGrte be re6menbe
&inoer, og bun gior0e fig iaa tpno,
bun fnnoe, iom ON BUN berbeo
baabeoe at gi6re fig uipnlig.
Sfficeren bar meo ralfe 5fribt
ilet oper BET tpffe Seppe;; ban maot-
te nprmere %116grnnoe 6en BLONDE
mDltiife 9ome, Ser ioa operrnlfm=
6e bar buffet op.
u8i ifol life gigre gem noget,
naaoige 5refen. st bionnoerligt
5ilfaloe bar bel fgrt Dem inc i
BET torbert1gelige Softog?"
90 rejite aomtesfen fig forifref=
fet op, iom ON bun allereoe itoo
oberfor fin 2anosberre, og 1toen at
ie op neie6e Jun 6Dbt.
Gn. me0 M9ie unoertrDft 2atter,
Ser iDntes benoe faa befjen6t, fit
benoe til at ipile 9inene op.
u@ernerl"
vMorinl"
Sg De iaa %binan6en igien, oe to
l1ngoomsfammerater, iom sfiabne1r
baboe ffilt as / mango gar. San
trDffe0e ben6es Snonb, iom biloe
BON al6rig Hippo Ben. Meen Srll
Gillette lefte0e otter fin bDoenbe
Saan6, og De to 8enner ioo otter
ftibt oberfor binanben / hunter Som
beriation, | BET minolte foriggte Sc
oct til Sro0s for alle @rinoringer.
Sc bill altiaa pao set gomIe
Slot, &omtesie?"
$500 l1gleilottet, befrefteoe BUN
%alborligt, meoens benbes bloa Ri=
ne BOG lDneoe nf Sbermo6.
or 9e life mere bange for 5pg=
gelfer?"
Mearia trnf frpgtiomt paa sful-
6rene. ugante bill nof mbringe
Mig | fin Nprbeo. On Motten bill
leg life gao / De lnnge @nnge. So
iSaarnet -
u5pgger Mbnerne!!"
u5fram mig life fer Chen,
@raeoenit5. Mlene gonfen ON oen
gamle 5ante eier mig ubnggelig til
Mo6e."
rSbem bar 90 tb11nget Gem til
&eiien?1
Ser tom p%lu6feIig en- 6pb Sure
paa ben bbioe 8igepmbe. 9inene
bleb m6rfere. ugegben @raebenit5.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13

@frip efter 8rgpenamuter at
bette gla6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13

nSpDger NDnefne!
p5fram mig life fer Chen,
@raeoenit5. Mene Sa1fen ON ben
gamle 5ante gier mig 11bpggelig til
Mo6e."
pSbem bar 90 tbnnget Sem til
&eifen??0
Ser tom plnofelig en- 6pb Sure
paa ben bbtoe 8igepm1oe. 9inene.
bleb m6rfere. uNgben @raebenif5.
Sen Nso, iom en- itaffels noeIig Yiz
&c er lteot i. Dd er en- SHeno=
leIl"
$50, bet CT oIoeIes banbittigt at.
man fanfer paa at inoeiparre De
reg nngoom ban i%tonoieoe, ban
baboe billet iige Sfi6nbeo ~ See
reg iangbinife temperament paa.
bet gamIe S%pdgeliesIot. Sbor
galnmel er @rebi11oen egentlig2n
uSaIbfieros Mar; men bun ier
1o, iom ON bun bar Sit11oreoe.
@onffe nIene meb fine gamIe Gene
fefeH leber bun 6eroppe, % leg mao
fdfner1melig fDsie benoes Senoer.
bbis bun giber mig grgoe
s9g gabes Der ingen Mobei Meas
ria?o fp1srgte BON nneo ie11festem=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13

So$As
u&umeniens lter1te getenfeligbeo
beltoo / 6rDgten for, at 9arbanel=
Ierne ffuloe blibe rtsiife. Dette
Di1oe rigtignof babe bpret BET am=
me fom at bribe 9j9belen n6 me6
BeI5ebnb, og i6e babe giorf 2an=
bets l1of6rlel afbangig at De r1sfi=
tie 8er6ens1trtoigbe0er. gu fol
imioIertio Sranfrig og England
babe ofgibet Ben Soriifring, at &on=
ftontiropel bill blibe International:
Sen tpife Bres1e benegter berimoo
Sirforbun6ets Dprigtigbeo og erfle=
rer 0ets S%orfifrii1g for ct Sorigg
paa at if1He.
Oct er prfeglgft at brp0e fit So
be6 meD Ben Semmeligbe0, bborleoes
gentrdlmugterne bill forfege at brD=
De @umaniens Mo61tam, Sirfor-
bnnosmagterne m tDrfe Sen. Sr-
gen Henoer Be her6hige Spilleres
Er1mfer. Derimob maa Der gigres
En- frofhg Snofigelie iH1oo, at SCI
meo gIalienit5 utbetDoiige 9ro an
befdes for ntipinge Rnmnmem,o t
sortiafeAp meo allors
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-11-10

a two-year-old, who according to eX-
perts has, more bone than any animal
of its age in1the class. Both of these
horses are considered fit to, enter tt e
International Horse Show at Chicago.
= Big Auetioneer Here.
Col. j. w. Dollins Of Portland, Ind,
the auctioneer, who has sold more
blooded stock than any other auction
eer. in the state, and who auctions
in four, of the middle western states,
said this morning that he had never
seen a.. better collection of animals,
showing more breeding and class than
those offered by Mr. Fleisch.
There were twenty horses in the
sale. and not one of them was valued
under $500
In Percherons there are three
breeds-Cocoas, sByards and Brilliants
and the Brilliants are considered TO
be the best of them all. 49,.
Mr.. Fleisch has gone into this bust.
ness. of breeding Brilliants on a won.
derful scale and his stock is recog-
nized as being the best there is on the
market said Col. Dollins this morn
ing
He is a careful buyer and breeder
and there is always a great demand
for his Stock" ....~...., .....
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-11-10
20 AMERICAN PERCHER0NS
EXPECTED TO net $4,000

A sale Of imported and American
bred Percherons was held this after
noon at Taube Brothers sale stable on
North Sixth street. by William l..
Fleisch of Eaton, o. The animals
brought fairly good prices. More than
three hundred farmers and others at
tended the sale, and while bidding was
slow at first it became Nvelier as
the sale progressed.
1t was estimated that the twenty
horses in the sale would bring about
$4,000.
Victorine, a 2-year-old mare. in foal.
weighing 1910 pounds. was the first
Percheron put on the block. Bidding
for her was slow. but she was finally
purchased by Rudolph Leeds for
$3S7.50. Mr. Leeds also bought the
second animal put up. a grey mare.
In foal. three years old. for $3.50
Fine Percheron Mare
Irene. a gray mare recorded in the
Percheron Society Of America. was
probably the best horse offered in the
sale. She is line bred filly, which
is considered the greatest in Percher-
ons, and is related to Kinnot, who was
sold for $4,000 to Crouch & Sons, of
Lafayette, Ind. This is the top price
for the breed.
Another high bred animal is Holbert,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-11-10
324 PASSENGERS
AND SAILORS LAND

Cable dispatches from London
and Rome account for only 1924 OF
the passengers and sailors on the
Italian liner Ancona, which was
sunk in the Mediterranean by
submarine while bound for New
York The liner carried 5S2 pas
sengers and sailors. The cable re-
ports leave 25S unaccounted for.
The American state department
has instructed Ambassador Page
At Rome, to forward a full report
Immediately on the sinking OF the
Ancona.
Rome advices list the souls
aboard the Ancona when 1t sailed
from Naples as follows:
Passengers. 422.
Steerage, 339; cabin, IS: crew.
16o.
A London dispatch states that
Lloyd's report 81 persons landed by
two OF the Ancona's boats on the
Tunisian coast, while Rome ad.
vices state that 270 have been
landed at Bizerta.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-11-10
Crop Estimate =. .
For November

A summary of preliminary estimates
of crop production, and prices, for the
State OF Indiana compiled by the Blu
reau of Crop Estimates (and trans
mitted through the Weather Bureau), !,
U. s. Department of Agriculture, is as
follows:
Corn.
State: Estimated this year, 1919 ,O00,-
900 bu.; final estimate last year, 163-
317 900; price November to producers
60 cts. per bu., year ago 65 cts.
Wheat.
State: Estimate this year, 47.S17 900
bu.; final estimate last year, 43,239,-
O00;; price November l to producers
103 cents per bu:, year ago 102 cents;
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-11-10
800 GUNS FOR ALLIES
DESTROYED BY FIRE
IN BETHLEHEM WORKS

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. 10.
Fire early today practically destroy
ed No. 4 machine shop of the Bethle-
hem Steel company. Only the skele-
ton Of the big building is now stand
Ing Machinery and war material in
the building was worth several million
dollars. How the fire started is not
known ... p.
The blaze started in what Is known
as the boring mill section of the plant.
among lot Of OIL -.-t
The value Of these guns alone is
said to be several million dollars.
There were about 1000 machines of
different kinds in the building from
running lathes, shapers drills on down
to boring machines. These machines
are worth from $4OO up to several
thousand dollars apiece and it Is esti-
mated that the value Of the machinery
alone is several million dollars.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-11-10
STATE DEPARTMENT.
ORDERS PROBE INTO
ANCONA DISASTER

WASHINGTON. Nov lO.-Ambssss-
dor Thomas Nelson Page. at Rome
today was directed by the state depart
ment tmmediAtely to report al the
facts connected with the sinking of
the Italian liner Ancona. torpedoes by
an Austrian submarine with loss Of life
south OF Sardinia. II Il expected that
he Will send one Of the attaches OF the
embassy to Bi1erta. where the survi-
vors were landed. to investigate.
Pending the receipt Of all the facts.
officials declined to discuss what &C
ton. II any. this government will take
Officials were plainly gravely concern
ed over the intimations that the liner
was sunk without warning. and II %.
II is expected that q new controversy
between the United States and Austria
similar to that just ended with Ger
many. must result
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-11-10
COURSE FOR RACE
CUT TO TWO MILES


Coach Roach Of the ~" has re-
duced the distance OF the Thanksgiving
day cross-country run from five to q
little over two miles, and expects to
have about twenty entries.
Gold. silver and bronze medals will
be offered for first. second and third
prizes, respectively.
The race will start from the east
entrance Of Glen Miller park. then
back through the park to the south
side Of the pavilion. following the road
going north. turning back west and
around the lake to the deer park. Up
the hill to Twenty-third street to B
street. Down B street to Eleventh
street. over to A and finish at the ''Y.''
The race will be started promptly at
10 o'clock and those wishing to enter
should send in their names at once.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-11-10
BOOKER WASHINGTON
CONFINED IN HOSPITAL

NEW YORK. Nov. 10.-Suffering
from a nervous breakdown DIR. Booker
T. Washington. principal of Tuskegee
Institute. is confined in a private room
In st. Luke's hospital here.
DR.. Washington was taken to the
hospital last Friday after an examine
tion by Dr. W. A. Bastedo. who Is now
in charge of the case. The examina-
tion was made by advice Of Seth Low.
who is trustee.
"Dr. Washington has been suffering
from severe headaches for more than
a month";" said DR.. Bastedo today. His
condition became serious enough to
alarm the trustees who, it Is under
stood. have no successor in mind for
the principal"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-11-10
WHElhN WILL OPEN
LARGE 6RlST MILL

Omar G. Whelan has bought the
old Snyder carriage works on South
Sixth street. and after remodeling 1t
will open q grist mill for, making feeds
of all kinds.
In a short time he will build out
to the street and open the most up-to-
He will also carry large line Of gar
den and field seeds.
Incidentally Mr.. Whelan stated this
morning that he has received the
largest shipment Of flour ever brought
into the city at one time.
There are 500 barrels Of flour val
ued at 5000 in two cars.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-11-10
PATRONS INSTRUCTED
TO PREPARE BOXES

Persons. not complying with regula.
lions Of the postoffice relative to the
placing Of rural route boxes will not
be served according to instructions re-
ceived by postal authorities here from
the postoffice department at Washing
ton. Three rules which are contained
in the list of regulations which should
be particularly noticed by rural route
patrons read as follows:
Each box must be erected by the
roadside so that the carrier can easily
obtain access to 1t without dismount-
ing from his vehicle and without de-
waiting from his route Eg..
More than one family may be per
mttted to use thes anne box: provided.
that written notice Of such agreement
between two or more families Is filed
with the postmaster of the distribut.
ing office.
Persons neglecting or refusing to
comply with these regulations viii b
regarded as not desiring rural free
delivery, and the rural carrier will be
directed not to serve them"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-11-10

= - , = Oats, - .-..>c-'s -,
State: Estimate this year, $500, 900
bu.;, final estimate last year, "A, ,sSS, 900,
price November / to producers 3s cts.
per bu.,, year ago A cts '.'- .
-.... Potatoes.
State: Estimate this year, 1900, 900
bu.;- final estimate last year, 5000, 900.
price. November. 1 to producers So cts.
per bu., year ago 81 cts.
. Apples.
-. State: Estimate this year, 1850, 900
bbls., final estimate last year, /, 433 600
price October Is to producers 81 .65 per
bbl., year ago 1925. .-.-.>.-~, -
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-11-10
MARK ETS
heat CLOSE HIGHER
DN STRONG DEMAND

HICAGO. Nov. 10.-There was q
aGer and higher market for wheat
\ Blessings 1h01kc higher for the
There were reactions and reces-
n Of y to Nc from the highest
ID on profit taking by longs. The
'jrtone was one Of strength follow
The first break Of the morning. It
reported from New York that
ltoba wheat 10 being cancelled at
fpool at SC under the basis here.
y Of cash wheat here were 10000
lele to miller, and there were 10O.-
bushels sold to 90 to stores. Cash
n isles Of corn were $4,000 bushels
anats 16o, 900 bushels. Coarse grain
higher. corn gaining 1H@16c and
we're up 10 Nc.
yfk was unsettled, the nearby
tbs being 20 cents lower, while the
rred was shade higher. Lard
7h 010c lower and ribs unchang-
. SC lower.