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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PHYSICIANS
DIR. n. q. 1t cI<ETT
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
office. Davis Building
office Hours, 10 a. IN. To II m; p. m.
To p. IN. Phone S7W.
DIR. ". y. uEFFERNAN
Specialist Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
office in Davis Eldg, lei Ccntro, Cal.
Tclcph me 233.
DIR. LYNN Il. BLAkLSLEE
Chronic and Nervous Diseases
Diseases Of Women
N=Ray and Electro o-Thcrapeuties
Hours, Q 10 Il, to .
calls made to any part of the valley.
Rooms e6 II Sec. Eanl1 Bldg. Tel l92
DIR. \. T.. EIIIOr'T
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Opera House Building
Office hours, to to - Il. m; To 3 p. IN.
Residence. Barbara Worth lIotel
NETFRIN AIRY SURGEON
DIR. Y. Il. CRAM
Calls answered promptly
office, Depot Stables. 81 Main. Phone
So, Eel Centre.
Residence, III Orange
LAWYERS
JAS. ". GLASSFORD
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW
l07 50 FIRST NATL BANK BLDG,
EI. CENTRIC, CAL"
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arm unucmeoe.
Nea.,day D.. S. ... =. 4al,,.
w1e uartn of M,D4ae #4urch.
=ta.. sale
E..aaN. r.. 10, .....s a. a @ouac
hNr, ''1". ttoek and Hog SHIt.
Watch ihe paner for Inc Large
taa~ JOHNSON %. LINN
I.l 2a#N. isI Ccu.ia
Isl. idcuse taa oNN. ST.
Ha& sAln go mead ot .o4s. .l,u
..e. el#s t.rm.. soat oalg
'"..r. lHr ga#t. II 2oa na',
.#HH.I or Telephone l5G. = G.. Hau.
~. .Huoyr ANA }dNs Stock Erakr.. 10.
FOR SALE Brood sows and voure
p.s.. rhrap. also s hciGers. .aaiu..
II #=#. .I a haEsaIu I.r ta#a. CALL
- ta1.'l T. miles southeast Of fcu-
iss li'HHsad Henderson. &Ii.
bott SALE Nice little gentle marc.
.h#l#h.' ior children or women to
a.sA.t ALSO ton buggy, nearIN new.
sau31 ut lIeber
ea#s t.AiE Dry stocl,. Pos hsad; i=u
eatt.. a1'auae q months ur. - per
s.HH HfGu "raae ItnlHlCinH. AdHl,..
t#.loa willis. san Luis objapo
Nll9
...& &alr r. fresh COW. 3 aid
dorsey. Jl-p balel and loose altalta.
aabo MI'cs, Phone liF@t. Er1"
f1N. Mi,
FoE, SALE Elsht young COW aud
Holet,u lult, atN duI,u Brown Log
faae 'bu Nens. VIII radc for young
eaitls. iio> ~. Imperial Nlro
&oE SALE rHatp tor~c. 4eutle. good
iaaN Ten. .arEe-s and wagon, ~aduir,
hr3'r D.. Il. Guck.c. I mile south
- Imperial oo DahiiJ. >1T3
Ei;ESEO TEAM ror sale. his mules.
Win harness aud. fresno. &sans rea-
saH.hI. ,crm# r. -. Mccall I'M
aeral Phone lsaFl2
H0E $AIE Gulros with p1eE saddle
80 IrUsu a American AefsJntiio
ta#uH1r ~ North seventh. Ei Con
Fo# SALE So feeder hogs. weight eH
naanu-. 30 narpc.Jrr.cN 2ilts. ready
- breed. q. D. Nlh"ugbbN q som
FoH ALE rresh jersey COW. e>tr1
.##u iur family nau. a.. o. Barnett
al'" south o. Imperial 3n th,
roR SAlE Fneeo ~Do.h aes#. ON,
s#a.. IH,; Daroc.i,I..' i'raul
taae miles south uear Fau.t'
rae SALE Good o.o aud 2-vear-ol.
daIrv hcif,ns. NeBridr ranch. fiv,
miles southwest Imperial.
FCE SALE Strn4 of good cow. 500
#a4#t. haanse aaod security. j. Ar
81" NnEride. Imperial
FOR SAlN Registered Iersr9 huu
y. q. WhU8e. . wi,r. south. si,
- 'NtH,'--HHtL i.>TtF!s
Wk#rEu 4 nad.p Hgat.tad bpu..
bHHnu I-u u. NC-.cy.
-s .aa
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MARRIAGE LICENSE

Charles a ral0atcr. 2&. oil CaieNieo,
aaa Marie Etta Wadmau, Il. of Los
ta#,Iee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WANTED r. maaagc and work. on
shares 100 acre Ior D Ncarst % years
German praeucaI ana asieuula
schoolinS; years WorhH. oul iH
The valley. viii work yout fstpoh on
the system OF general raHeaHHe ot
changing the crops. VII hands"
hard, medium Ell soft suus nave ir..-
leVeluS land; land Owner must has .
money to improve the tsa.a urH.
l am not Il cheap Wora,e Rst VIII
nat, Con. Dcl. ~ C.uuo. EI55
FLORIDA sANfA CLAUS.
,Auo p I'M. - n.s~ la 'h2}#g DAYS.
..- .ar tn8,. Iaautr touH
looking one. too).
-. ., aas#.e saun'e nd I-o: =
hQmclN samples. all djiisteul 1H,.
postage paia. aud ,i uuf We3 He1.,I
win Nour i5erfda S.uta 6HHu#. .trH
il back .ud Anur WnucN a#H Hu rr-
turned ia Hnu in d'uhIs.8#t. 3. i..it.
ArCr..- HenelH WHH#t.#. -#-s .'.f
shell St, Jacksonville. tI1. 80
FANCY HMcIEA>HD Alfalfa srco ao
aeur .clo%.r1. >ia.'o u'I i5a I'.'.
T. a.. %. your station. ...i dyi...' 30
10 your f9u#a j. II, ..h#t.s innfl. '.
5osiIc T., q. I'll .-V.
IMPH0N Gr SHtuLu'# ."..H
sVt,uj ,ioch a##. .,. .tg# =aaf ruu'
Tbr.r arc - 80 .uuHs.s tsrr 800.
.9n 3D." ohained r9"T pee 81 o.n'
for circular. g. }.. 5..9H#ea. t.ui.
lcrtou, cal.
IlECIi&ANEp AIFtiNA 2IN o.
oeilcut ,o!ef ~. t-h mind .""
firsi class qnaHiIN. -uc f#H nnu.H
o. b. your ralre.3 stadsH- s'Gd t..
aample r.. J.. .1u"uiae##8 .''
All. ''
OK AND NFTGE ... 4. ..f r....' .'.
and bad ,hceE. ti'.n F. a.. p"
Cafc, Mcxio1li. s.I rr advert rt..''d a.
all valley neW@pHurrs-
NIT ..i" HA T. 'Nf'..
FOR SALE .Aa.##ni', #joee wood Is 3.
ner-tior at raH.a. G. G. Ill D, I'.
lev.
WOOD AND poSFS f"" all o.
lev ranch. t.fJos vi - Z. t"f
tro.
WANTED Ia. IL bale. Gau a
south Eiehih fh"He 10.
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III NitINNS

+. y. rLsEE. riAEo TUNER with
King Music g. All work "'I'"
iced, Gas Main St Phone So
1,,I,.l-tiI.rb,.lrni ,u.oraiEra aup'""a.
teacher of voiee..G3 Olive. 9lt#a. '7"
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Fir0,1und for Sale.
Ed Royce Transfer. CO. Main st.
Phone l23W.- ADV.
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faR SAiE fesH#ture ilaIs. ,a...-
fe.E,".. .auiafN earj. D.. att#. trtu
sr .H -t.N# and .a'. ., .tta#aH.# a9u.,
hold a"t'.Il# aad F.. rn Inaf#- H. ii
fah.'l. D..
!. ...>|li. W n# hrsn-.t price. 'oi
.ecoud h1no rooda. MoGUre FHrut
lure Co
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Aat.E sToeiN

WAat.E >IoSh
FOR SALE seventeen apaHe# .t'
water stock. O. %. I3ru.st l"'
iaI Il. = -. I. -
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,ioNas T0 LOAN
InNnA. TO InAN-

MONEY TO LOAN.
wiz make f.r.t mert@aEc "|1a ~
estate loans ON Improved farms I"s
one 10 thrcc .ta'..
Iii inv p.tl,af ..rurua bE cutie.
ofrirr i'm rrqr OF Sccurit. tawu.r
cay aud Saslre- iauh, - &. ''i'.
cal A. u. Hpu'3n
l,0nai,,tD e so<. INC. I4au agents
Tor the Union Central - la+nranae
Company. have m"nc@ e. ''an on
Piret rl..s E#rH ..uurIts. lon" IIn'. F..
Ioan+ annual ut.ur.t. with illDr1|
nrcuaymcut privileges. : j. Mon
womcry MAJ. lteom .. security I''nE
Bldg. Il Genlr". cat
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TOIi sAi.I-InT eToqk
JOHNSON a. IINN
..L8 DATES

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tH'' '#if aft.. II#H ~ Itt.
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NsH.,. day. D.. s.. t.. ~ #,.Ie.
Woe uurtH of M,J4se #uurch
=tH#. -lID
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s4a.-sl.I or nI~suII 'TioN or pAWT
NaHESITggp

Ghr eo-parlnarshir heretofore cNl.t
in between W H. Pruin and Charlie
- raui.ls, operating tho Valley steam
laundry of I'll Centre. Cat aud tho
CaIaxicn steam Laundry ot 'ac>I"r
cal. rs this day dissolved by muiuai
W u. pruitt umes all Iu.
of said lauudrIe~ and all
due aid Huudrics are to b,
paid tp said ". II. pruItt
". n PIlITT,
CUAS. .. DANIELS.
batoi November -, 1918 l1i
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HeB &A'E Mammoth Ironze .Vke.
hens. year old: START nNlas 500. N,
..,'1a., 'I, l,,Ir ,,,'.'.'.,zz
HGfschko, Phone Cal.';,,o 13i'##.
#a#It. .yutEeaet SiIeh'r.
GAIL Ar MR.. Euslcmaa#. f.unr
Yaad. lGa Ne#l Main. faa "o1"
1hauh-Gjvins turkeys and sta,irn-.
dressed or undre-ecd. and dt.her d.
nhrac iI@N. ID.
i#34. -AII aaa touup l,n# hct.
- ay:u o. 4oung stock aud IL i'-
$50, I,.pD with GOOD hons. GH#
4ou. milo south city E9ter plant
.i.ath ST. E1l1
aoE s'l i...2on chickens ano : toms
corn. E II. BuaGIp, I rt.Ia sput" "'
ia.upriI ON Dahlia. N1E
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Friday. us. 10. ur s. a Malsur
aas. south md mlo. VI tic
be-, h7.". stock and Hog 1aIe.
AaiNh tEe paner for Inc Lars,
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Har.H.t. @oN. au. m.ie# .uuta-
Hesl oi IN eea5r9. for I.faa. 40.
.i... 10. .na.aal .aIr of #f4#U au1
arm ffrrItmau4-
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I;isiP NN'TEsiD

WRITE s. NJ. & A. Auto sehpol Los
#urrlc. Catalogue free. I'I
uANTEr - or middl,#ased lady as
.ral ru raneh Phone 12aE1G. At
ar... White in care ot Press. t|' ''
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~ ,NTI.o-IIyE eI'11It

HaR EXCHANGE Horse. fer e1Iv.e
or hor.. W n. Hodge. = miles co &
49, Is.rt.rial 81 $50
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lFoR sAIE-1gl2 MaxwcO a#p3ssruy.
auto: viii trade for hos on calN,.
g. q. HuaaeN, ScclcN.
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I'"T--TW 7 TTT-
IL. f g.. MpGREA.
Assistant Secretary.
Corporate lab
Dated November /, 1915. TuDec els
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:. 'NYft,--ttGSI tts'TsY!.
Wt=TEn 4 nad.p iurHt.bad Hau.
nH.ac I-u. H. Nc-.cE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14

The ascent of the ladder of fame
may be difficult, but we never notice
the splinters until we begin to slide
down again.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14
Male Attendance at Girls
Basketball Limited to Faculty

The male members of the high school
faculty viii be the only "mere men "
spectators allowed at the interclass bas.
ketball games played by the girls
teams of the high school, according to
the recent ruling of Principal j. G, Mel.
sou, In former games the girls have
PLAYED before a mixed audience Of pu-
pills and parents OF the girls on the
teams but some Of the girls registered a
protest which resulted in tnc principal $
ruling,
The double-hcader game played Tues.
day by the seniors against the juniors
aud the sophomores against the fresh.
men, resulted in scores Of Is to Is in
favor Of the seniors aud 22 to II in
favor Of the sophomorcs The game was
the first of series Of three to be play.
ed, after which the winners Of two OF
the three games in each ease will con.
test for the interclass championship.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14
How Short, Thin Hair
Can Be Made Long and
Luxuriant In 30 DAYS
PRACTICAL PRESCRIPTION
AGAINST BADNESS

II YOU hnvc dnudtulf aud falling
hair YOU can be- sure that the hair
roots are too weak to draw FROM the
blood the necessary oHs that promote
healthy hair growth Consequently the
hairs gradually die aud drop Off and
finally your hcud will become bald.
But science has ut last found q prod.
uct known us Iuvonu de- Compossec,
which Is instantly absorbed by even
the weakest hair roots and SO perfect
~ replaces the natural oils that II oft
ON makes the hair grow long and lux
micut In only 30 dOyp time. In its
pure state Luvonu de Compossco Is so
powerful. that 1t is generally recon
mmdtd TO mis- ounces with u dram
of meuthol crystals aud q ounces OF bay
rum. These ingredients can be- mixed
by amy druggist or the lotion Is easily
made up az homc lf your hair is dry
mud withercd, thin, short, scrOggy life.
less or falling, " II contains dnudruff
mud it It does not stay In place, you
will be ostouished as the quick results
from the daily use of this simple horni
less and inexpensive prescription Thos,
who use Il should be careful not to ~,
Il on the fuce or whore hair is not de.
sired
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14
PRATUM NOTES


lNuHlAhl 'NN' ltsi ''l'''i"i '''i ''NN'1
Pratum, Ore, Jan. l3.-AIr Noah
Gerber, who has been visiting relatives
in this community, has returned to his
home, near ColfaX, Washington.
Last Friday evening the Franklin
Literary society and the Hazel Green
Literary society held n joint debate.
The subject of the debate was: Re
solved, that the army and navy Of the
United States should be increased. "
The Hazel Green Literary society de-
bated on the affirmative side, while
the home society was ON the negative.
The speakers were as follows: Affirm
ative-Mr. Weiner, Mr.. Maurice Duni.
gan and Mr.. G. c. Russell. Negative
Mr.. Noah Surdon, Miss Eleanor Schaap
and Mr.. Crahane Both sides put up
splendid arguments The judges de-
cded in favor Of the negative, Besides
the debate, several interesting dia-
ogues and musical numbers were Civ.
en-. The attendance was very good,
and all indications are that the society
will prosper
Miss katherine Poolcr, principal of
the Pratum school, had bad fall last
Friday evening, and suffered some Sc
we're bruises, However she was able ia
take charge of her school on Monday
morning,
Miss Mary Gcrig left last week for
Salem, where she will remain for some
time.
Mr. and Mrs William Graham. of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14

committee appointed have gained the
needed information.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14
LEAGUE
PLAYS THIRD SERIES
Hauser Brothers, Watt Shipp
and Capital National Teams
Win Last Night

with more spirit, ginger and speed,
the third series of the Commercial Bas.
ketball league was pulled off at the
Y. NJ, C.. "A. gym last night. The Han
ser Bros. aggregation won from the
Bishops to 3, tne Watt Ships won
from the Capital Business college by
score of ~ to If, and the Capital
National banl, defeated the Roth Gro.
Gerry Co. 10 to II. 1t will be noted
that the two teams which were streng-
thened by the addition of new players
lost their games, which seems to bear
out the Judgment Of the league board Of
governors that no teams would be boil
stored up at the expense Of any Of the
other teams. Russell Brooks was tae
new addition to the Bishops and
Frankie and IT, " Compton were the
new additions to the Capital Business
college team
That the games were faster than us
unl may also be attributed to the fact
that new blood had been instlled and
that the teams were more evenly match
/ ed All Of the teams OF the league adj
.mittcd that the business college team
needed new players but the three WAC
are satisfied with their present lineup
/ objected 10 the new man ON the Blsh.
! ops However, the games played last
night show that the new men secured
did not outclass the teams already IN
the league aud puts to shame the howl
of the stronger teams against new adj
ditions to the league since the strength
cucd teams lost IN every instance HAT
ser Bros were to receive Ebcr Utter
but without him they defeated the
Bishops aud all IN the teams promise tC
put up better games in the future ano
none uf them will have the opportunity
to rest ON their Aures but all must
practice hard between each series tC
Keep in the running
Alfred SchAmm, who has been tn,
official referee Of the league, was I'M
! able to otficintr last night, ms his low
! er Jaw is in sling at present as The
result Of collision in a biffball gam,
cary this week. j. r. Read made
/ jump for the ball aud his knee smashe,
Schrmm In the jaw aud the iuwbon,
broke A, G., Thompson, Willamette
cuch refereed the games last nigh
to The satisfaction Of the teams an,
. spectators,
An the teams played hard and faa
! last night aud no individual stars stan,
. ont, the team work is becoming bette
I aud also lne basket shooting tn
lineurs were the same rs In forme
b games with the exceptions noted ahov
I nthc new men,
] Following is the standing Of tn
. league teams.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14
Globe Bowler Take Three
Straight From EIkS Team

The Globe bowlcrB took three straight
games from the Elks last nigat at the
Club alleys in the City league. The
Globes won the first game by four
points and the last one by the narroS
margin Of 8 points nut as but one point
is necessary ON the aggregate score to
win they were able to register as win,
IN the percentage column. Skiff Of
the Elks rolled the high game, 225, and
Laflar of the Globes, held the high
average Of l9S. The score:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14
BUS TO BE COMMON CARRIER

Capitol, Sacramento, Cal, Jan, H.
The Jitney bus, which has loomed up
as a dangerous competitor Of street ear
companies in several California cities
within the last few weeks, will be
made common carrier and come under
the control Of the state railroad com-
mission, according to bill introduced
in the senate today by Senator Benedict
Of Los Angeles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14

The ncSj game In the series viii b
Wednesday, January 30
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and Mrs. ]. W. Welty.


An enthusiastic meeting was held at
the Pratum school house on the after
noon of January 9th. Mr.. Myrhe Of
Junction City, Oregon, addressed the
farmers on the creamery question. Mr..
Myrhe is a very able speaker, and those
present gained much valuable informa-
tion from his talk. In case the farm
ers at Pratum build creamery, he ad-
vised them to incorporate for $4,000
and to sell $1,000 worth Of stock i'm
mcdiately, selling the balance of the
stock to make further improvements as
they are needed. The secondhand ma
chinery should be used, put new ma
chinery should installed throughout the
creamery.
Mr.. Myrhe counsclcd the farmers not
to start creamery with less than 400
cows. A committee of three, composed
Of S. j. Yates, Harley King and Otto
Beutler, were appointed to canvass the
surrounding country to ascertain about
how many cows could be depended upon
to furnish milk for the creamery, Mr..
Myrhe stated that Jersey or Geurnsey
cows were preferable to any other
breeds for creamery purposes. He also
gave the farmers much valuable in
struction on the feeding Of dairy COWS.
He stated that clover was preferable to
alfalfa for dairy feeding For summer
feeding the clover should be cut early
and stored in the silo so that the COWS
might have succulent food during the
summer months. As winter filling for
the silo, corn would, of course, be pre-
ferable. The farmers appreciated Mr.
Myrhe's talk very much. Another
meeting will be held as soon as the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14
HAS RECORD FOR HOLDING
One MAN CELEBRATION
H. w. Prlestly Has Fireworks All By
Himself at Panama-Pacific Expos-
tion Grounds.

San Francisco, Jan. l4.-H. W.
Priestly, representing a Seattle pyro-
technic firm, today held the record in
San Francisco for one-man celebra-
tion,
Last night was set by the department
Of illumination Of the Panama Pacific
exposition for tryout of fireworks.
Pricstly arrived early on the scene with
two sacks full Of snowy fireworks. For
some unexplained reason, however, the
exposition expcrimenters failed to ap-
pear
Here goes TOR a big time all by
myself, said Priestly, after waiting
three hours. He loaded up big can
non and toucned it off. A smoke bomb,
trailing flame snot up thousand feet
into air and burst into shower of
stars. 1t was great success, and the
one.man audience below cheered fran
tically. Other bombs and skyrockets
followed in quick succession,
As a finale Priestly sent up a smoke
bomb, which burst into an American
/ flag. As the flag was unfurled in the
sky, Priestly sang the "Star.SpangIed
Banner and then went home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14

the Giants In The ncighborhood Of $1i,
Oop, as no one believes the series would
have ended IN fout games had the
Giants oppocd the Mnckmcn last Oc.
lohcr Sherwood Mngccs transfer to
the Champion Braves was quite q blow
10 MeGmw y hopes for he was dot ON
the tail or the slupgiug Phil Now he
has 'tntcrcd his hopes on Hans LoNcrt,
Lohcrt Us d popular bah player and one
whom McGuw feels would aid mate
doll9 In putting his club Ia the height
.oi the ponnunt race
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14

In long time we have seen nothing
that pleased Us more than u news item
soying that Boston woman IA giving
lessons In blushiug,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-14

Speculation Nv ripe regarding the atti.
Wdc Wild Bill' ponyan, 1913 duee
tor uf the lanbs, will take In discip.
lining his team Donovan has the repm'
tatioH of hcing the original "harmony
man ON ball club and 1t Is consid'
cred likely he will carry out his beliefs
when he assumes the holm, Smllng'
aud Chance his predecessors, were both
Of lhe opposite type and Gotham fans
we'll remember the success attained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Although gross earnings Of United
States railroads continue in consider
ably smaller volume than a year ago
the tendency toward improvement that
mas appeared Of late is fully main
tanned. the total Of all roads making
weekly returns TO "Dun's Review" from
which reports have so far been re-
ceived for three weeks in January be-
ing s2O353.354. decrease OF "a per
cent as compared with the earnings or
the same roads for the corresponding
period last year. This Is a substsntlal
Improvement over a similar comparison
in the three preceding months.
The most unfavorable comparison
continues 70 be made by the roads
In tho South. In the West and South
west there IA slow but steady re-
turn 20 normal volume of earnings and
a number Of roads report larger totals
than ever before at this period OF the
year
The following table gives gross earn
ings Of United States railroads report
ING for three weeks in January and
loss as compared with earnings OF the
same roads for the corresponding
period a year ago; also for roads that
reported for the same weeks IA the
two preceding months, together with
the percentages of loss as compared
with last wear:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31
TRADING IN THE
CURB SECURITIES
OIL Shares Quiet and Irregular
Little Important Price
Movement Elsewhere.

A fair amount ~ business was trans
acted on the BrHd st. curb yesterday
although price changes generally were
OF little Importance. United Profit
Sharing featured in The industrial list
at a small advance. and Tobacco Prod
ucts preferred continued to rise. i'm
proving three-quarters Of point. A
recession Of one-half OF point was
made by Kelly Springfield Tire on light
trading.
Dealings IN the petroleum group we're
small and price movement was narrow
and irregular Pierce oil was among
those actively dealt in, advancing one
half Of point An easier tendency
was noted IN the mining issues, Gold
field Merger and Halifax Ionopsh each
Welding 1 point. Pennsylvania Rail
road new Us we're more actively trad
ed IN and closed one-quarter OF a point
lover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31
News of Stock Exchange.

Dissolution Of partnerships January
80. 1915, Edgcily ( Croker; January
81. Blake Bros. & Co.; February !,
Hunt. Saltonstall q Co.
New partnership Blake Bros. & Co.
Changes in firms Roberts, Hall {
Crisis. Hugh f. Crisis retired; De Cop
pet & Co.. Frederick De Coppet de
ceased. interest ceased.
New addresses LOOMS J.. White, AZ
Mcclure. Jones 6 Reed, sc Liberty
ST.; Hugh /. Criss, Gt {. +. Nclles &
Co, "a Broadway
Branch Offices Thomson & NcKin-
non new. indianapolis. Ind; John
Muir & Co.. removed from 2Osi Sew
cnth ay., 20 29D Lcuox Az; Hslsted &
Harrison new. Hotel Wolcott; Ray
mond. Pynchon & Co.. Royal Opera
Arcade. London. d scontinued; Blake
Bros & co. new. boston.
The january edition OF the Stock
Exchange directory is expected 70 be
ready for distribution on February .
at the Office Of the secretary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-31
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

TFDTRAL REsERNE DISCOUNT RATE -For
niri, ctys ~ per cent. ,or LONGER naturiuas >
= CALL MONEY during us week l%s'h Per
cent -.
periods a. .iz9tt& per cent
NTRCANTl1I PAPER Rates 5ls - per cent
Tor best rsmee hsrE o.. ep'ttce r.. . 30 cent
CLEARING non 81 rATfMENT-EIchsnEss.
r-t vas a debtor 20 ftN extent ~ ft.4ti.g...
SUB TREASt Rl -.Neu York banks lost - ne
Sub lreffuU Alat nNl ......-- o.. .-.,... 81 90
FTDTRAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELsE
WHEET Boston. f'- thirty DAYS. - per cent
Tor thirty t0 ninety DAYS. B. Philadelphia Tor SHY
dsv frr fit'v f0 ninety DAYS. ga. teTe. and.
for thirty DAYS a. f1r thirty 90 sIfy DAYS. = Tor
sit,v go ninety DAYS , Richmond. fa- si1fy dave.
~ Pc cenf fof sIty fo ninety DAYS. 3. Atlantis.
4 AID ~ rsr cent. chicago and "a peI cent.
81 louis ~ s1t 81 per cent Minneapolis.
~ and per cent kansas CITY. and g. PEI
cent. psuas e.. and l'a De- cent. San iran
cisco AMI q. per cent ~
BANK CLfAuNCs Boston. exchanges SO s'2.-
w2l22-e balances S4ftot ihi,sde.phls "a
hufsh. errtarsee 8 lt.. ls-. hssuces
SILVER MAHhII-Bar silver il London va
e.ttd o. ounce unchanged. Ncv YORK quotation
was tsttr - &c MEXICAN silfsr dollars so
FOHLlGN EXCHANGE Business va sct'a
during the veck and prices tsndsd y gow rrnsr
Range a. demand sterling tst3084siN Closing
abs and fisht rsto london cable tti1t5. 40
nard tt4'o. Paris cable slfl2s. cheek 3l-5ot
B.rlin ctt. S. ..le cheek & SIC sixty AHd
nin.ty dry tus london bslter' siIiy DAYS
at?is. ninety DAYS tNSh.