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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
FINANCE
STANDARD STOCKS incline
TO GREATER HEAVINESS
Reading, Southern Pacific ana. u s.
Steel Show Fractional Declines, but
Speculative Favcrites Make Full
Recovery by Noon
By Associated Press.


New York, March 10.-Standar1
stocks were inclined to greater heavi-
ness in to-day's initial trading, Read
ing, Southern Pacific and U. S. Steel
making fractional declines. Special
ties moved irregularly, gains in Motors,
American Linseed and Pittsburgh Coal
pfd. being offset by proportionate d.
clines in American Tobacco, Great
Northern certificates. OF the entire in
ternational list, Canadian Pacific alone
showed strength in the London market.
Speculative favorites made full re-
covery by noon, Canadian Pacific gain
ing point. Trading was exceedingly
dull, however, with no initiative from
the other side. Missouri Pacific yielded
more of yesterdays rise, in anticipa-
tion of drastic reorganization by The
interests now in control. American
Tobacco decline was followed by an
adverse annual report. Bonds were
heavy, with severe declines in Mis-
souri, Pacific, Western Maryland and
Iowa Central issues.
Prices rose spiritedly in the after
noon, Steel rising u above its early
low quotation, although the tonnage
figures were not up to expectations.
American sugar was unusually active
and strong and other specialties ex-
tended their gains Of the morning.
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tion will be made to the Governor of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, on
Thursday, March is. 1915, under the
provisions of an Act Of Assembly, enti-
tied .An Act to provide for the. incor-
noratSon and regulation of certain corr
porarions," approved April 20, 1874, and
its supplements, for a charter, for an
intended corporation to be called the
Jitney transportation Company, the
character and object of which is the
transportation of passengers. baggage
and freight by motor-driven vehicles
upon and over the streets and public
highways in the City of Harrisburg
Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, and in
the territory adjacent thereto, and for
these purposes to have. possess and
iIeges Iby said Act of Assembly and the
supplements thereto conferred.
CHARLES c. STROH,
Solicitor.
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ExEcuToR,s NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that letters
Parliamentary on the estate of Kather-
inc Craig, late of the City of Harris
burg, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania
deceased, have been granted to the un-
dersigned. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make pay
ments, and those having claims or de-
mands will make known the same with
out delay to
CLARK e. DIEHI. Executor,
225 Briggs ST., Harrisburg. Pa.
Or NAMES G. HAITI, Attorney.
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FINANCIAL

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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

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THOUSANDS Of chauffeurs will be
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in the city of Harrisburg; for public
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and North Cameron St, Harrisburg,
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Harrisburg, Pa. February 18th, 1915.

Steelton, Pa, Feb. Is. 1915.
NOTICE-Letters of administration
on the estate of George II. Donnelly,
late of the Borough of Steeltoa, -Dau-
phin county, Pa, deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned. residing in
Newberrytown, York county, Pa, all
persons indebted to said estate are re-
duested to make immediate payment.
and those having claims will present
them for settlement to
GEORGE r. DONNELLY,
Administrator
Or to H. L. DRESS, Attorney,
Steelton Trust Co. Bldg, Steelton.
NOTICE-Letters of administration tes-
tamentary on the estate of Samuel S.
Brown, late of Lower Paxton township,
Dauphin county, Pa, deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned, resid
ing in Harrisburg, I'LL Regina ST, all
persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims will present.
them for settlement.
c. S. BROWN,
MONROE BROWN,
Administrators.
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on US. Employees Discount Co.. sc North
Third ST.
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PIANO MOVING
WANTED

wANTED-Marjorie NJ. Wall, 2Os1 N.
Sixth street, to whom two reserved
tickets were awarded to-day, good for
the evening performance at the Or
pheum March IL, 1915. Call for them
at Star Independent Office before s p.
m, March II, 1915, or they will be for
feited.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

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$500.
1888 n. Third ST., newly painted and
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-30

Beginning tonight and all Of next
week. The Majestic will have an all
star week 30 need to introduce Clara
k.m5au Young who comes tonight in
The Heart OF Blue Ridge" oT Edmund
Breeze. who is 10 be- seen sunday in
The Song Of the Wage Slave" Both
Of these stars are TOO well known ia
Rock Island 10 need further iHtroduc-
tl0D Pauline Frederick. Monday IN
Sold" drama that reaches The Gle
max Of woman devotion Margarira
Fischer and Harry Pollard i'm the Nh
tua} masterpiece. "lnfauauou,' ara
scheduled tor Tuesday Miss Fischer
is among the best Of Mutual stars and
her appearance with Mr. Pollard and
notable cast emphasizes the import
auce of their production After a dis
Cussiou lasting months the ce1s0rs
finally allowed the Secret Orchard
TO he played ali over the country.
Some local boards have prevented IT,
however but the picture Is said TO con-
tatu absolutely nothing Objectionable.
Miss Sweet IS assisted by Carlyle
Blackwell. Theodore Roberts and Cleo
EidEley II comes Wednesday Mrs.
Leslie Carter I'm her most phenomenal
success The Heart OF Maryland bv
David BefasCo. will be seen AT the Ma
jesttc Thursday The production was
made by Herbert Breuon. who staged
''Negtuue's Daughter" and il is done
on lavish scale
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-30
AT THE EMPIRE.

An an feature week that is 10 be
everything that the name implies viii
be inaugurated at the Empire theatre
tomorrow afternoon with an array Of
acts that is scarcely ever seen out
side OF the metropolitan centers. Both
sets Of acts we're billed by Manager
Charles BerkeIl after personally view
ing them al the Majestic and Palace
theatres. Chicago. during the past
month IT, has been the purpose OF
the Empire to provide a feature week
that will 0utdo anything OF the kind
ever attempted in she city. The star
act for the first half wifi ne The
Freshman" miniature musical COM
edy with a large cast and with FRITZ
Fritz and Tom Lindsay. established
musical comedy leaders. .H the pTiuc}-
pal parts. There is much good sing
ing. comedy and special scenery. The
costumlHg Is done upon au elaborate
scale Herman and Shirley win pre-
sent their novelty surprise act, "Tne
Mysterious MasqgaTader They have
returned only recently from two
years world tour which embraced
England Scotland and France. as we'll
as Germany. Australia and South
Africa Skipper Kennedy and Reeves.
whirlwind singing and comedy trio.
have long headed bills q towns Of this
size Tomorrow they wiIl he only ONE
eth Of an aIl-feature bill The Hal
kins will ofera silhouette pantomime
and rnrurfv eNaH4erauh4 There ara
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-30

All the news all the tfme-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-30
FINE PIPE ORGAN
IN THE MAJESTIC
Manager Ice Quinn Completing Plans
al Picture House by Installing
instrument.
is 10 BE READY IN A FEW DAYS
Special Program Embracing Works oil
Famous Composers TO BE Given
f0F Patrons.

The recent ren0deung Of the Males
/ tic motion picture theatre into one Of
the elassjest houses of the middle west
.Istl it with one important project an
completed Fom the time that Joe p.
Quinn assumed management of the Ma
jestic, even before its last rehabil5ta-
tion. IL has been his aim and accom-
plshmeut 10 provide for the comfort
and enjoyment OF the patrons. Little
by little the public was won TO the
fact that Majestic portrayaIs were the
best obtajBable and the attendance has
climbed steadily with the production
of the cream of feature PLAYS.
Not content with film service alone.
harmonious. restful surroundings we're
provided. constantly changing air svz-
tenn introduced lighting effect s0rtest
ON the eyesiEh; and bubbliug fountains
were put III. The important project
that now completes the plans of the
Majestic management is the installa-
ton of magnificent Seeburg pipe or
Eau-oTchesrra. the most expensive in
struuent of it's kind on the market as
we'll as the most expensive organ ever
brought to the rrl-Cities Ii IFS now
being huiIt in and adjusted and when
ready Tor use. which sill bee within
few days. d special program Of high
musical numbers embracing the works
of famous composers will be given
Carnations are tg be given to the ladies'
ass souvenirs of the occasion.
An operator from the Chicago firm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-30
'ThSSEltheatre

many such acts al over the country
just now. bat the Haikina are credited
with being the orig5naFors Of more
real pantomIIne comedy than all 9TH
ars put together Green and Parker
v.3l sing talk and dance and will Of
fer some o. the newest things on the
entertainment market The 0rphaum
travel weekly. q clever comedy. will
round out the movie part of the bill
A special feature will BIZ con the Bow
cry" a big descriptive number. which
Director Morgan has secured for the
Empire orchestra This is TO he
PLAYED as an overture The last half
OF she week VIII see 2 program of
equal strength it SIS announced.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-30
MAJESTIC

day-Clsra Kiubsi EoauE ia
'''Yne Hearts Of tHa Blue Ridge
Sunday Breeze I'm 'Tha
Song ri the Slave"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-30
nIAHK HANA.

Saturday. The Runaway Wife"
Sunday The Clause ia the Conzti
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-30
COLTMBTA.

Vaudeville Davenport - Perform
Ances daily az 245 and SIS three
shows on Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

IRON the Pacific coast to the At
n lantic, and from Canada to the
4 Gulf Of Mexico. editorial express
sions approving president Wilson's note
to Germany were printed today. Near
" all declared the note adequate in the
premises and a fair expression Of unit
ed American sentiment Some German
American papers evidenced a tendency
to feel that Germanys point Of view
was overlooked, and that the blame for
the Lusitania tragedy should have been
placed upon Great Britain
The editorial comments follow:
San Francisco CCalif) Chronicle:
Enthusiastically firm, the note is yet
friendly in tone and though this latter
quotatiO-- may be displeasing to the
jingOes. it commends itself to the COM
mon sense Of people unaffected with
inflammable hatreds.
@Has Met Crisis SpIendIdly.S
Sacramento (Calif) Bee: woodrow
Wilson has met grave crisis splendid
", facing 1t with firmness. without
fireworks.
.sAmeriea Is InsIstent.s
Los Angeles (Calif) Times: It is
apparent that the feeling and attitude
of the president and his advisors IS
cOnciliatory. But America will insist
TO the last that there be no more at
tacks on merchant marine carrying
noncom5atants. women and children
fresno (Calif) Republican: II Ger
many is prepared to make its sdbma-
rine blockade of England physically as
well as psycholOgically effective, we
may be sure the imperial government
will yield to no argument except force,
and we do not understand that the
word act conUemplates use Of force
People Are Behind President.
Seattle CWash.) Times- It is TEN
perate and meaningful note Ninety
per cent Of the American people stand
behind the president in his efforts TO
carry out those real American declara-
tons Of true patriotism.
Seattle CWash.) Post-InteIligencer I
It is not jingo utterance, no mere scrap ,
Of paper" but a cool, calm, declaration
-ultimatum, il you please-Of this
there will be no faltering or division
@It's n Showdown"
Boise Idaho) Statesman It is a
showdown
Salt Lake City CUtahl Herald-Repub- !
Hcan; Wherever these demands may /
ultimately take the country. even to I
the last resort the people viii cheer I
fully follow.
salt Lake City CUtah) Tribune: We /
take IL for granted that the presidents /
position in his note to the German gov i
eminent will be upheld with practical /
unanimity-
Direct in Demands.
Boz m an CMontana) Chronicle |
Coucbed in frfendlfest language. the /
note none the less is frank in its state /
ment OF Americas cause for complaint I
and direct in its demands upon the 4
German government
Anacona CMOntana) Standard: The J
note is strong, firm and dignified, yet
courteous.
Conclusions SOUND
Cheyenne (WyOming) Tribune: The I
note OF president wilson TO the German
government is direct and unequivocaL
The wording is apt and the conclusions
sound 1t is a keynote Of reawakened
patriotism for every American citizen.
Grand Junction (ColOrado) Sentinel: I
The note is everything that every pa
triotic American could expect l
Denver (COl) Times: The note is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
IS
MEDAL WINNER
Company B, of High School
Cadet Corps, Wins in
Competitive Drill.

Charles Overstreet, jr., a private in
company "A" of the high school cadet
corps, and member of the Freshman
class. won the Gen. Robert Monroe Hall
medal for individual drill IN the manual
Of arms, and company B. captained
by James Kil0urn, won the competitive
drill between the companies OF the
high school cadet corps in the COMPETE
lions held Friday afternoon on the
high school grounds.
The competition was witnessed by
Cen John J. Pershing, commander OF
the eighth infantry brigade, accom-
panied by his aids. Lieut., James l. Col
Inns and Lieut.. w. w. Gordon. and a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

D., more than an appeal in behalf Of a ma
/ ton. 1t is a query in behalf Of all civ
! ilization, and all civilization waits for
/ Germanys reply The people realize
/ the full meaning Of the closing para
graph such statement means war
! unless Germany heeds American warn
| ing.
@NOte Is PATRIOTIC
Denver Post: The presidents note
is manly and patriotic. The stand Of
( the United States is unquestionable
I notwithstanding the suave and diplo-
matte expressions used Come what
Will the contents Of this note and its
sentiment are endorsed by the unani-
nous sentiment Of the great Rocky
Mountain region.
Agrees UnquaIifiedIy.
Louisville CKy) Anzeiber: We
agree with the president that the Ger
man government must explain the loss
OF lives Of American passengers We
do not think that the death of Ameri-
cans gives the president the right TO
demand the cessation Of Germanv's nm
oersea warfare against British COM
merce so long as England does not
abrogate its starvation warfare.
Voices Nations Sentiment.
Chicago ClI) Tribune: The presi.
dent undoubtedly has voiced the senti-
ment Of its nation
Chicago 1lL) Herald: There is now
no possibility of installing the posi-
ton Of our government
Indianapolis (Ind.) Star: In manly
fashion the presidents note does not
shrink from the logical consequences
Of his position
St Paul CAdinn-) Pioneer Press: The
American nation has reached to a won
derful height Of forceful diplomacy.
Note II Not Vindietive.
Springfield CID State Journal: II
IS the disnified protest OF a nation
which, while feeling that its rights
and the rights Of other neutrals have
resentfuL
avert Inner Strife.s
St Louis CSIo) Die westliche Post:
For the press of the whole country
there is at present but one sacred duty,
10 leave nothing undOne to avert inner
strife.
st Louis MOI Republic: There is
not in the note any slightest hint that
this government will stop short OF the
fullest reparatiOn for the past and the
guarantee Of the recognition Of the full
rights Of American citizens in the fu-
ture.
sDisregards Germany's Complaints
Cincinnati COhio) Volksblatt: The
note is disappointing in that it disre-
CARDS the just complaints OF Germany
and appears to espouse the cause of
Great Britain We think the difficulty
admits Of a satisfactory solution by ad- I
viCing American citizens to travel on ,
American vessels.
BIames England.
Cincinnati (Ohio) Erie Press: The 3
part Of the note dealing with the loss .
Of lives in the Lusitania catastrophe I
more properly ought TO have been di- ,
-ected to London England alone is .
for the Lusitania's destruc- /
lion through her brutal threat to starve
4 nation Germany cannot stop the un-
lersea warfare without surrendering
herself. bound hand and foot TO a brutal {
enemy. We are not obliged. and have
no right TO set ourselves as the pro-
-ector Of British shipping.
Shy Strength of Justice.
Cincinnati (Ohiol Commercial Tri-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
MUSIC ROLLS 25e EACH
4 !

These rolls are not cheap trash.
They are made by the AeoIian Co, the
largest manufacturers Of music rolls
in the world They are full IS note
scale, labelled, expression lined and
have metal adjustable flanges. This
is a new popular priced edition which
viii sell regularly for soc the roll But
We offer the first 200 rolls at Csc each
to introduce this new edition. FL PasO
Piano Co, ". r Schultz. Prop, EOS
South Side Of Texas St. The Home of
the Genuine Pianola Pianos-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
J. l. MARI STEPS ON NAIL,
TAKES SERUM TREATMENT

James l. Mari stepped on a nail Fri
day near his home, ga San Antonio
street, and suffered a slight wound.
The point Of the nail penetrated
through his shoe and into the foot Mr..
MARI had the wound cauterized and
took an injection of serum to guard
against tetaHus-
He left today with Mrs. Mari for a
short automobile trip to Hinsboro, y.
NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
TWO WARSHIPS
AID AMERICANS
Sent to Mexican Coast
Where Lives of Citizens
Are In Danger.

Washington, d. c., Nay 14.-Secre-
tary Daniels late today ordered the
cruiser New Orleans from ManzanillO
to Guaymas, Mexico. TO join the
cruiser Raleigh in rendering any re-
lief possible to the colony Of Ameri-
cans attacked by indians in the Yaqui
valley.
The dispatch said 400 Yaqui indians
were on a raid and that about so Amer
lean colonists. assisted by 200 other
Americans. had made a stand.
Gen Sosa has started from Guaymas
with 2O0 soldiers and VIII be Joined
by 100 more at Corral, and those with
the garrison in the valley, will make
500.
The state department announced that
the American consulate at Nogales has
repeatedly warned Americans to stay
out of the disturbed region
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15


said Michael MeCarr.
IRON behind the Morning Glory, Mr.
n Wizzer sat listening to his wife
= chatting with Mrs. Codger.
MY dear" he began as soon as Mrs.
Codger had gone. my dear, let me give
you a few words Of advice. How IN the
world do you women ever expect TO get
US men to accept you as intellectual
equals when you are not Interested IN
anything except piffle, piffle, and more
piffle2 Now I've been listening closely,
by way OF experiment. to everything
YOU two women had to say TO eacn 9th
er. and there wasn't a word, not a word.
Of real import She told you how many
more yards Of material her dress re-
CURED because OF the new fashions on
told her what Mrs. Oggleby had IN at
the euchre-I trust heaven viii forgive
me for not remembering the details She
told you Mrs. Oggleby's sister always
gets in the street car last so she won't
try a chocolate squash at Spuyler's- She.
told you-but why prolOng the agony
Ny point is prOved-Woman owes her
present low level in the Intellectual
world because she has nothing on her
mind except hairl"
And. silencing his wife's possible re-
ply with an appraised hand, Mr. WizZer
returned to the Morning Glory in which,
after finishing the article describing
made neckties, he proceeded to the &C
count Of how Jess willard. in mis- Ha-
vana training quarters cheWed hair
pound Of chewing gum each day TO give
him the strength OF Jaw that enabled
him to Withstand Johnson's swings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Hungarian Dance

N. n. ROdrigueE, 421 South FL Paso,
purchased a Peerless Automatic in
strument last week from the Billings
Piano CO.-Advertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

The Billings Piano CO.. 1873 East
Boulevard. are holding their annual
clearance sale this month. and II you
are interested in a genuine plano OF
player piano bargain, don't fail to call