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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13
Thin Folks Who
Want to Get Fat
In~r~as~ In weight Ten Pounds or
Mare

''f'd certainly give most anything
TO be able to fat up n few pounds and
stay that way" declares every sN-
ressiv@ly thin man or woman. such
a result IL not impossible. despite
past failures Most thin people are
victims Of fnai-nutrttiOu. condition
which prevents the fatty elements %
food from being taken up by the
blood a. they are when the power.
OF nutrition are normal Instead OF
getting into the blood. much OF the
fat and flesh producing elements
stay I'm the intestines until they
pass from the body a. waste
To correct thig condition and 20
produce a healthy. normal amount
Of fat. the nutritivs processes must
power which nature has denied
them. This can probably best be &C
compiished by eating Sargol tablet
with every meal. Sargol Is a careful
combination OF six splendid as
sinilative agents. Taken with meals
they mix with the food 20 turn the
sugars and starches % what you
have eaten into rich. ripe nourish-
ment for the tissues and blood. and
its rapid effect has been In many
cases reported remarkable Report
ed gains OF from 10 20 Is pounds In
n single month nrs by no means In
frequent. Yet Its action n perfectly
natural and absolutely harmless.
Sargoi II sold by Bartell Drug Co.
awffts Pharmacy and other drug
Rfsts everywhere. and every package
contains a guarantee OF weight. In
crease or money back.
NOTE - 9arRol IL recommended
only as flesh builder and while
excellent results In cases OF nervous
indigestion, etc. have been reported.
care should be taken about using II
unless a gain OF weight IA desired
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13
FINANCIERS UP
BEFORE JUDGE
Rockefeller and IL Others An
swer Charge OF Wreck
ing Railroad
FACING PRISON TERMS

NEW YORK, Oct. l3.-Twelve
directors and former directors of
the New York. New Haven a. Hart.
ford railroad appeared today as
defendants In the government suit
charging n criminal conspiracy TO
control New England transporta.
tion thru the company.
Sensational testimony is predict
ed when the one.time president OF
the line. Chas. r. Mellen, 10 called
Among those arraigned were
William Rockefeller. Theodore ~
Vail. Robert NJ. Taft. Lewis Case
Ledyard. James $ Hemingway
George r Baker. Henry X. Me.
Harg and other nRtionally.known
financiers
Who the Men Are
William Rockefeller (alleged
conspiracy lea1sr) IL John u.
Rockefeller's brother and one OF
the waalthicst men In America.
Theodore ~ Vail ia president OF
the American Telephone a Tcle.
graph company
Hemingway 10 an Indiana poiiii
elan. iedyard was the late J. y.
Morgau'H personal counsel
AcHarg Is Southern capitalist
Baker II New York banker aud
Morgan house partner.
T. Dewitt Cuylcr Ia Philadel.
phia capitalist. Francis r. Max.
well is n Hartford capitalist.
Face Prison Sentence
These are the capitalists and
lawyers federal grand jury has
declared probably guilty Of plum.
dertng and wrccklng the New liza.
ven road.
Prison terms and heavy fines for
Rockefeller. Vail. Baker and their
associates would constitute the
governments punishment II the de.
PENDANTS are proved guilty.
The government viii attempt 10
show that they. as directors and
counsel for directors OF the New
Haven. violated the sherman Anti.
Trust law by conspiring TO pyra.
mid the roads finances. and, thru
buying up the Boston 4 Maine and
other rail lines. gained unlawful
control OF New England transpor.
iatiun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13
What Dyspeptics
Should Eat

Indigestion and practically all
forms OF stomach trouble are. nine
times out OF ten, due TO acidlty.
therefore stomach sufferers should.
whenever possible avoid eating
food that IL acid In It's nature. or
which by chemical action In the
stomach develops acldity. Those
sufferers who have been obliged TO
exclude from their diet all
starchy, sweet or fatty food
and are trying to keep up a
miserable existence on gluten prod
ucts. should try n meal OF any food
or foods in moderate amount. TAX
ing Immediately afterwards tea
spoonful of hisurated magnesla in
a little hot or cold water. This will
neutralize any acid which may be
present. or which may be formed.
and. instead of the usual feeling of
uneasiness and fullness. you Will
find that your food agrees with you
perfectly Blsurated magnesia is
doubtless the best food corrective
and ant-acid known. II has direct
action on the stomach. but by neu-
Trailing the acidlty of the food con
tents. and thus removing the source
Of the acid irritation which in
flames the delicate stomach lining.
II does more than could possibly be
done by any drug or medicine DO
not dose an inflamed and irritated
stomach with drugs, but get rid of
the acld-the cause OF all the trou-
bic. Get n little blsurated mag
nesia from your druggist, eat what
YOU want at your next meal. take
some OF the blsurated magnesia as
directed above. and note remark
able results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13
ANCHORAGE men
MAY LOSE LOTS

SEWARD. Alaska, Oct 13.-An.
chorage. the base OF construction OF
the Alaska railway. is in a state OF
excitement today over the return OF
10 indictments by the federal grand
jury at Juneau against 10 owners OF
lots at Anchorage, charged with
selling liquor and permitting gam.
bling
When the government sold the
lots. IL was stipulated no liquor or
gambling would be permitted. on
pain of forfeiture OF title TO the
property.
This agreement, II Is alleged. was
ignored In the new town, which has
grown In few months from a few
cabins 20 over 1900 population.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13

VIENNA, Oct. t3.--pushina
their way into the near east,
Teuton armies seeking a june
ton with their Bulgarian CO.
horts are attacking all along
the Danube and Save rivers
and on the Drlna east bank, IL
was stated today.
The hills about the ancient
city OF Belgrade, overlooking
all the river crossings, are In
the Invaders hands.
The Germans have advanced,
however. only in the face OF an
admittedly heavy resistance
from the comparatively small
HANDFUL OF Serblans, who now
are In danger OF being hem.
med In on all sides.
Austriang who captured Noun
I.ina. east Of Belgrade. are now nd
sancing southwark from Belgrade
while the German forces are dri,
InK tho Serhians before them fron
Belgrade In the direction OF Pos
sArowitx.
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now UNDERTAKERS
May BE SUCCESSES

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct Ia
Those jolly fellows. the GOO funeral
directors. In convention here. we're
told today by Fred y. Pierce Of Los
Angeles just how they should act
and dress n they would be success
full In their profession.
They should be. no says. serious.
but not gloomy. dignlficd. but not
morose. gentle. but not fawning.
self.possessed. but not self-con.
conscious. quietly masterful. but not
bossy. sympathetic. but not lachry-
nose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13
15-YEAR.OLD GIRL ELCPER
CAUGHT HERE; Boys IN JAIL

Joyce Hammer, 15-year-old daugh-
ter OF former State Senator Elmer
son Hammer. OF Sedro-Woolley. and
Louis Gillpop. all-around athlete.
might have been enjoying their hon
eymoon Wednesday II IL hadn't been
for Christopher Columbus.
AS II is, the would.have-been bride
is sobbing at the home OF friends
here, waiting for her father TO come
and get her. and Gillpop is tempo
rarily lodged in the county jail.
They eloped Tuesday morning.
The girl wired her mother from Ey-
erett that they were married and
safe. But when they applied there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13
WHOLE CREW SICK

Every man suffering from berl
bert. the entire crew OF the Pc
ruvian barkentine Stella was under
treatment Wednesday at the United
States marine hospital ut Port
Townsend. When the vessel passed
In at Cape Flattery. she signaled
her distress and a tug was sent out
to tow her 10 dock. Tho Stella Is
under charter by w. II. Grace q Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13

for marriage license they learned
that Columbus. having discovered
America on October ~. II was le.
gal holiday. and the courthouse was
closed.
BY this time Daddy Hammer had
romped down TO the telegraph Of
flee and sent word to sheriffs
about this part OF the state to
hold the couple II they showed up.
So 1t was that. when they alighted
from the Everett interurban here,
intending TO seek a license. they
were nahbed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13

lie heard tho scream OF the shell.
lie knew about where Il would ex'
piode. He watched. No use 20
dodge. II exploded ju~ where be
thought II would-abopi 40 fee,
away.
And. smack the shrapnel hit him
In the eye. II didn't hurt much. II
was a nasty" feeling A one-oyed
man iH considered unfit for service.
And so they sent him home.
Ths; was the whole story. and he
thanked us very much for listen
ing TO him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13
PRAISE CHITTENDEN

Praise for his faithful and self
sacrificing service. and regret that
he has resigned. were voiced In
resolutions passed Tuesday by the
Municipal league In reference 10
Gen. Chittenden. who has resigned
from the port commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13
TO SHIFT SERB CAPITAL

PARIS. Oct. i3.--After one trans.
fer already. stiil another SHIFT Of
the Serbian capital Ia In prospect.
i've. This time II il reported II
will be moved TO Mouastir in the
outhwcstern corner OF the coun.
try. Nish. the wartime capital. Is
expected to fall into Bulgarian
hands before the Germans reach IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13

With a hole In her bottom &c feet
long. salvage operations on the
stranded liner Mariposa will be
difficult. Is the latest word from
the North.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13
ALLIES PLAN NEW DRIVE

AMSTERDAM. Oct. IA new
drive by tho allies In the Artois
and Champagne regions Of the
western front. and perhaps else
where. Is expected today.
IL is understood the allies plan
to keep the kaiser too busy on the
western line to push into the
Balkans.
The SerbihnA are being rein.
foraaN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13
LUND PULLS HIS GUN

Two men entered the store of NJ
Lund, secondhand dealer. 2015
First ave, Tuesday night They
looked suspicious. He ordered them
out at the point of a gun. The po.
lice. hearing their descriptions. say
he was wise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13
TO Be MONARCHY

SHANGHAI. Oct. Military
precautions the government L. TAX.
Ing convinced foreigners today
that substitution OF monarchy I'M
der President Yuan Shi Kai for the
present republic II near.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13
KAISER IN SERBIA

LONDON. Oct. l5.--That the
kaiser already IL az the Serbian
front. supervising the invasion OF
bis forces. has been repeatedly RI.
morsd here. tho yerifIcation IL
lacking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13
VICAR GENERAL DEAD

Following an Illness of several
years. 1T. Rev. Father Felix Yer
wilRhen. vicar general OF the Catho-
lie diocese OF Seattle. died Tuesday
at Vancouver. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13

Mayor GIL will be among the
speakers Friday night at the ban
quet of tho Seattle Retail Cigar
Dealers association, at the Raths.
keller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13
suloARiANs REPuLsEp

ATHENS. Oct i3-Serbian sol.
diers have rcpulsed the bulgarian
attempt TO take their positions
south OF Zaitchar. on the railroad
between NiHh and Prochovo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13
GERMANS CRUSH
LITTLE SERBIAN
ARMY;WAR NEWS

PARIS, Oct. 13.-Bulgaria declared
war against Serbia Tuesday, according to
Bucharest dispatch today.
Russia is preparing to land vast army
on the Bulgarian coast, according to the Ru-
manian Journal Universal.
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Compelling Reason Why
Men Should Pay
$4.95
forSweaterCoats

that are regularly $3.50.
In this instance the price
is a compelling reason.
They are our regular stock
Sweater reduced for this
special sale.
Knitted OF the finest wool
yarns. fashioned to TT. A
good weight without being
bulky. Choice OF oxford,
brown, navy, maroon or
cardinal.
Sizes 80 10 20. Priced
regularly $3.50 - Sweater
Day, $4.95.
Mems shop. where values are
better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13

The exploding shells were "aw.
fully noisy" said DE Turennc. The
racket the shells made IN flight
was really tremendous" The
spectacle OF me star rockets, which
the Germans use TO light the field
at night. was very imposing The
sight OF the enemy aircraft soaring
overhead was most unusual and
Such a paucliy OF adIectiyes, And
yet he made us see War "a a mag
nificent spectacle.
Then he got down TO the mlnutae
of war He didn't know what Jof.,
fire was doing, or what French was
doing. lie only know what the
men OF his own battery were do.
Ing.
There was the matter OF the barb
they placed In front OF the trenches7
Well. the work had to be done at
night. of course.
The post holes had to be dug. The
posts had 20 be set in the holes
The wires had to be strung on the
posts.
The men picked for this work
were the disorderly ones. This
was their punishment. II the sup.
ply OF disorderly ones ran out. the
rest drew lots.
Then they crawled out OF the
tranch and went to work. II the
Germans fired al them. as they al
ways did, there was only one thing
TO do--crumple up and play dead
When the firing stopped, you went
to work again. You we're nearly al
ways killed or wounded.
You get used to the screaming
and exploding OF shells. You really
don't mind II at all. II you let such
things worry you. De Turenne real.
~ didn't know what would happen.
Probably you would 20 crazy.
But being potted by pro-German
peasants behind the line was an
noying. II you caught peasant
shooting Mt you. you executed him
on the spot. naturally.
The pro1German peasants took
dreadful risks.
One plowed n single furrow In
front Of De Turenne's battery. He
drove white horse. An enemy
asroplane was overhead Almost
Immediately the Germans began to
search out" the bnttsTy.
De Turennc had y taste OF
poison gss. II was like yellow
vapor. A little Whit Of II was
distressing. II made your nose
and throat smart, and II rado
your eyes water. You couldn't
see 10 lay your gun when you
had had even little Whit.
But the poor devils In front
didn't get little whiffs. II
didn't kill them right away.
They lived two, three and four
days. They suffered swully
indeed. they suffered so terri.
bly,, De Turenne said. that they
begged TO be put out Of their
misery.
"And So" said De Turenne,
I'VE shot them
He touched lightly on his wound. |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-13
$17.95 Sale of
Women's Suits
One Day Only

ITO be able to buy the latest
i Suit styles Of the most
wanted materials and many
Of them fur trimmed. is indeed
a welcome opportunity.
1t is SO that you can buy
Suits of broadcloth. wool pop
lin, gaberdine, serge and whip
cord, either fur trimmed or
with full fur collars and braid.
Belted and box coat Suits
and coats that are flared to
match the skirts. Black, navy,
Belgian blue, African brown
and Russian green. $17.95.
Second Floor.
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CONTINUED
FROM PAGE /
CIGARS GO OUT WHEN
TURENNE TALKS WAR

the patch vas an empty socket
where an eye had been. A bit
Of shrspnei had torn thru that
eye. destroying u.
Alnar Auxias de Turenre
needed no orstoriesl GIFT TO
adron his tale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
FINANCE

NEW YORK. Nov. s-Unfavorable
.orelsn develorments over the holiday
we're chiefly responsible for today :
nervous and unsettled market The
tIank utterances OF the British premier
including virtual admission Of the fail
ute OF the allies In the Dardanelles and
me continued success OF the TeutOnic
FORCES IN the Balkans. caused additional
LIQUIDATION by London. The feeling OF
sssshitnlsm was heightened by Britain :
registry
Efforts TO associate today's heavy
trend with yesterday electfonS Vverc
not seriously taken
-, war shares exercised a depressing in
Liuence from the outset Bethlehem
steel opened with a point gain at Gs5.
nut feH violently to 425 and closed al
t5O. General Motors scored a loss M
- points at 565 and Crucible steel fell
"a I1tis.
United States steel suffered from
steady pressure. declining a point to
30 with only partial recovery.
Railroads OF high and low were the
malnstay OF the mark-t Lruugh Welding
900 shares ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
FIHAHcIAL OPINIONS

rlNANCIAL:-A market Of cross
currents Is likely to continue in which
'yyinH OF rails on reactions and selling
0f industrlals on rallies ave tBsfia.,f
rpuowinE TIE splendid railroad earn
lhss statements Just published. the re-.
Iett thtt IRE west had the largest &c.
t'per railroad tfadic on record thaf ne
We. had the largest October railroad
trauic ON record u certain 10 transfer
rails ="
fr9ie-slouals arousing peace runors
h oHerlng down industriais The up-
&C. o. marked 49,
JOSEPH SAYS Keep long Of Con-
ere EfhdinE. Dtsullers will celebrate
ne nefeut OF prohibition in Ohio Am
sleah ahipl ards report greatest volume
M new tpnstruction orders they have
1llYMu 10Y years. bot capacity being
UNITED they are taking few orders f1r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
COTTON MARKET

NV YORK. Nov. s.-Cottor f,t,,-o.
9psned barely steady. Decembcr Sfi c9,
Al4v9. July SHE M"y
a.. ns market weakened again later in
- "i1lnlnE Following rumors than nri-
800 gaming returns showed Z 400 600
Elnhed 90 October gI anr 50,
c-....t. meLe uncovered on "a break which
~. 80 s"nutFN on o. 2l161 aud March
MonnaN closing figures SoIiirg -
80. on THE decline. but the mai,
rtoadlcd around midday on r.,,'
,nNetinE ana trading became Gomez
lscly quiet after rally on D ~ 80
points from the lowest ~
t.At,i nH.L9atiuua were more or larr
lIffE ul1r. Reports oft easier rrof. go
saAh'rs in tho stock market sren.elI h.,
..'A luton out on rallies but tho tome
-l,apg around clock with Taru-
aLf .eulng 90 fi1.t2 and Match at sin "a
." a..ul yen point. up from the lowest
her Siist uIi. -.',. closed steady; peccm-
May tlloN. July e1gfI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
WALL srREEr suMMARY

Receivers of Wabash formally turn
over property OF old company 10 the
new concern.
southern Pacific has chartered six
steamers FOR use In North bound ser
vice from Galvest IN
Experts Of copper FRO week ended Oct
-srd l5.225 900 pounds. practically ali
ot which went To the allies
ederai trade commission To make in
sestigation OF oil Industry
United Dry Goods 90 be re-organized
through formation Of new company
civ idends In sight
financial situation ~ serious and
Eleater economy needed to carry war
% SUGGESTED conclusion
y inc ustriais 1tT63. OF s.6sc
20 railways 1879. up OSbg
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uriefa
lT. and Mrs. Geo srfdar Me- u L.
Iinn ana Mrs Paul. Mfodrnharnruer -
~ 'hiNn are guests Of Mr. and Mra III
" ihNcrt ou Main street
i'ur.rE Jones ~ Mound aviffs A. rf.tt.
iuE relatives here
Mr and Mrs o. D. uonIaor OF ft.
waldorf Astoria OF View YorE -.
n"nHe Eufais of fhe formcr'r aIaflr NJ
LaH Iurnrr ard family over ernfrv
lNfN lcff yesterday Tor f'nfIfnrnIa urhrrs
tH.l WIZ spend fhr winter
WIGS sou MrfHffrU has gone fa h.s
MHIH 90 Chester. IA. after n frNrfne
Nigit here with Miss Iurr prlrharo
Harry Vance off HurEhHunon a. 49,.
guest of BE- brother ur b W Vance
Mics Efra D. Scott or ths itch seso,,
Voc Called tn hrr home in Horn
,ilN. Id. Dbl fhr serious uinras III nor
Nrs W. u smith Is .,riou.lv an 81,
20 homo oft Dor daughter. Mrs N u
ghas rr'afuafsr. furh school qur.r.
ll mi III iI nt hla home in the claw
Ernest M1cki.u of rarterrhurr fs vf.-
ll9F jon BIZ wife at thc home 81 nr.
ard Mrs q H rrn F
FcFtue Barrett hHa gone 90 cswsr,,
..re Pc VIII work lu The rlaaa f4rfr4g
Nr and MrH Paul uoIfr have rrrv.f
from IltfEeuurE nndh viii fornfr
Wise Beatrice caufer ara Ousr wiz.
MCltca. -el
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotation. ~ G. 2. sF.unllsn /. CO.
MONTY nARKEr

NEW 1Dftk. Nose Mercantil.
bile $500. drmrud EfsIFn. cable
tftf-a. Francs. demand $500. rnbfra
.HH. Marie demand sfH.r. rnbI.a
EuhIrH. demand ITf.r. D.F t.. IH.r U4r
oliver fNM NrNIrHn dollars Her' GOV.
eminent bonds steady Railroad bonds
.fr.uE
Time ioans firm. e0 days. sa days sni
HIN mnufHH rrr cent
'nII mooney steady. hlah rrr cont
InW IH U.r cont. ruInr rHf. I. nrr
0fHf. IH.| Joan UrF cent. CLOSING bid
% rrr cent. offered Hf per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
Logan . Dryan,s ciOranr stoo L.,,,r

. Nr.W YORK, Nov. 3.-Thc iudustrials
olsnlAyed the effect OF realizing and
distribution throughout the session IN
sone instances rather fair support was
tenuefed out taken as whole o. was
quite apparent that the outside buying
hds subsided greatly and that the dis
position IS becoming more pronounced
10 favor the rails
Reactions OF consequence are not M
uclpated IN the rail department thoug n
a further lowering OF quoted values In
be surprising
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SUGAR MARKUT.

NEW YORK Nov H=Frvg .rts.r
-l,aol c.ntrlfuE1l st4s, moiaases f1ss.
lnr markrt FOR SUGAR frtur,r ~.
laiel early today. TrIrer af noon were
"N .fhk.N o. points lower
later thc marNrf moved frrr~ur.rf,.
nl' W. closing uHa steady D uoIrta iovs
% III. p NiEU.r HHIfr ..HHH toms ft...r.
~ t44o. March t3o0. May $500. IHiv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Nov. announcement of
i'Fse lncrease fthe worlds avail
aols supply started n selling movement
, ,tlst more IMAM offset an early bulge
eoea1 IN the price OF wheat. As a re
sult the market closed heavy. 1c 10 I Il &
aoNn With December az l08i- and NAV
Tvs =. Corn lost a shaoe to - and
oats = = 20 =. n provisions The
lower. Ne'i'A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04
YOUR
APPETITE?

llENETS viii help you find iti
They ll make YOUR stomach
strong aud healthy so b win al-
ways be ready Co digest your food
md that is on YOU need 10 have %
good appetite HENETS Zoe
Poe at alI drug stores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-04

80 PITTSBURGH. Pa. Nov. s-CattIe-
steady supply lirht Choice ~ ~,
$40, prime Ss6OMSS5
sheep-steady. supply light. Prime
Wethers Y6.l5 "a 6.25. LIMBS $500 ~ . 90.
veal calves Sll.OOd1is5
hogs-Steady. Teceipta * Sot,ht.
decks. Prime heavies S7sOH5S6: med
i iIns and heavy yorkers S7.6OT7G5:
w ~ Hor S"rs s. sou $50: pigs $3.50
15O; roughs s6.5OG 100.
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tonnage, delivery on which Is required
nrst half OF 1917
SUN:-The principal buying In the
war speclalties at present seems u
come from the short interest.
JOJKNAL Or OAINIt.RCE:- The
latest buying power in the market H.
shown by tine fact that hundreds OF mil
hons OF dollars worth OF foreign neId
American securities have been absorbed
effort
WALL ST. JoURNAL.:-The selling
movement in the Industrial STOCKS seems
10 be mainly OF professional origin.
FINANCIAL ANtERtCA. Railroad
stocks md a demand ON recessions
CLARK. CHiLDS r. co. SAY:-An
steel and allied stocks should do better
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The result OF
the elections in the east. Ar anything
appears To be favorable to the cOnstruc-
i've side OF the stock list. but the mar
ket II beginning TO display mggfng
tendency as result OF what seems 10
Dc "A desire TO realize in many OF the
industrial issues. This tendency may
serve 10 hold the rails In check Tor the
time being.
Rumor that Inter-Boro due for a big
rise.