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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02

s. Louis Mas '--HOGs- Receipts. -..ee igssi
MA. sd hshts da5@ g. s.: mixed and butchers
t7ssagsI 81. good hcaSy. 81 $50. 'AIiLL
p..o,nf. 200 -tfady. native beef steers s.oN"
- 20 ,earitug steers and helfers. N6ts5 20, COWS
S,.fs. 81. ,to.lers ard FEEDER. SbGNlJi ieAN
INA indian aeers. Ij.27aSs. cows and heliefs
a. native calves s6asiO SHEEP-Recspts
. - n clipped lambs SS55at9 10: yeafilnss Ne5V
"a "a. rlipred yesriiugs sfaS.T5
Ciicago Msy -H0GS-He-elpts. 1000; SOW
brik sf5OaSf.70 hsnt 81 i09S so miIsd y 20
"a II 80. heaVy. 5. loo $40 rough. y. lOS ~
nrs sisJatT 10 CATTLE Receipts. 200 stsad5
pnstiyr be.f steers. S6l5eSA7i. Western steers.
S@6oas5 iO CO.'S anl heifeTs. s.. 100 $50. eslyss
r. i6ats 30 lambs sSs5esiofj
si5a 6saTies. 81. heavy Workers S.l0gk u
Usht YpfNer. 81 90G$s: pigs. fi5@S.s0. shkhP
AND LAMBS Receipts, SEQ: slsad loP shesp
81 80: top lambs. 1915. CALNEs-h Receipts. "
''T esa.ss '' ciy. MAY HOES Ree.ig,. 900
pscfsr, aud bu,shers s. .35eifts. lishl $3.50
s ,ct6, grne fed steer. tsa5G,o: dressed besf
steers ts4oaSSIi: southern .teers. tsijeNl5
cow,. siss7.2J. heifsIs s9g So sloekers a,d
feedr-s g. 800 S. -: bulls s5.50af calves. -
$50 SHEEP- Receipts. 500. steady lambs. s. 20
qtl0ie. ye.fiinss 2je1ss'' ~e'hs''' "e
Ea.t Buraio Nav Receipts 200
,,eal'y 10 easy NEAiS- Receipts 20, active
N.i0gsa50 -Recelyls. 800; ati,.
heavy s. sOass mixed. sS.losis Il; foIke,s s.
Sts.e0. pigs. N.75eNs0 ~: Ioughs ~ coz W %
SOC active sheep steady lambs. t5eSOle. year
lings t5.J0gtS.5O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

United States Steel on the Consoli-
dated Exchange wound up the day on
the crest of an advance after it had
receded and rallied several times dur
ing the short session. 1t opened at
5e-4, It's lowest. and closed at 593s, its
highest. Among the specialties Good
rich touched a high of 53l4. National
Lead of 7O@-, and Can of 43 "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
PROVISIONS.

HOG products were moderately active. and prices
Necr hrIner ~ the face o. quite hhefAi deliveries
ON Mas contracts To- the Nesi, Which we're .,
u9r,ed al "a 200 barrels ~ pork. 5000 tef,es o.
t.rd and zoe 900 pounds % rbs hcceipss 81
80 Al Cblrasn were II zoo estimated f0r Mon
LAY, $1,000. sad for neat weet zoe h HmaE
,,ssd,, n,,ofed Mess tigAsla5b. family 32le
81, ,hort cissr' tl9etg2 BkEF quiet: nc,
81 see SO: family SO 500 80 20 p4cSet, We We
sfes.iy. Isrons 1850. lsv 10. l0-sc 20 TO- l0fc,
40 II. llae. PIGS llt,c CT MEArI n
pirslst hams Iead, quoted: l2sc TALON
quiet: special g., CIV. 5ec; eounify e'sa 90.
LARD dfm. Middle We. eFpHlV'' w ,~'n n, ,,
Amsrira Iig. continent. % 20: Brazil. seE. !-t
rusipolId rim. sutfI. i..el ~. ttAHlNI
cu. ..ef et,r t4.y fsrd tranhr. ii'=r
OILS.
Refined ps,taleum vas sea9Y al shshsnsts
I 49, ol - arm Al rscent prizes. STANDARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
MINING.
BROKERAGE CHANGES.
Dissolution of Firms and For
nation of Partnerships.

The weekly bulletin of the Stock
Exchange recorded yesterday many
changes. including the dissolution OIL
firms and the formation OF new part
~ cfTec on May J. Some Of these
have been noted already in The Tri6-
nne but the competed list is as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

hur . Wilde 1871 Uulou -. Thomas r. FLEMING
u g Amiugou Bfo4kSh ..,
uuIiW. Pl~iur': CO.. b Fr "f 81 Ia
Tms, Eliid.1g s.. lie. r. CrandsiI. Buffalo.
Amen / Bsgar. BufAo. ,,.,,a.
Lr,tel Lehman. -. fllth Az, " ! Lehman.
Resale L. B.t,sf. y /.
FeuIirsudl Sa,sIe,e Ms Go. BROOKLYN. I0'u
nrI.iur... SO 01U. FerIiusuJo SsEatese. ~ rms
pace. AugoHus saSarese. hsthyn T. hassssa'
BfruaIyu. .. :, q,
Rouelts 1898 Brosdaay. Pierce hingsls,. Francs
krI y
General Realty Service. Rochester genera ,rsiW
500 COS. gHarlts j. Brown. Frederick ". Lo4lef.
,,,yRe : MCMILLAN. K0cIes.tr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
Discounts Steady in London.

london, May I. Money and discount
..s'es were steady to-day. Money
.oened az "a 20 J y per cent Discount
istes for Short bills were 2ts per cent;
iof three months. "a 20 1916.
1oid premium at Lisbon was Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02

White petroleum ubis anil Phis. 20.
huk. g.. standard white eases. snd PIMA.
zoe saier siils. bbis 3 and pills SOC. 5i,k.
r.. aaisr vhte cass y snd Phiis lie. IN
Sled OII-Apericsn ,sed 10y raw SO &C.. on
0'-town rsR 6ia6jc. Calcutta raw. sjc.
NAVAL STORES.
There vas fair dsmaud Tor turpeuiine o. ="
riaauisciurers and prices were inner. in syinpa.hl
Nth the south SPIRITS TUEPENTiNE. machine
hbs. i1c TAR-Rst0r and Kiln. g.. NOSIN
gonm0H 10 ROOD sirsinod - -. y. - -. y. $50
D. SafT. v 81. a. sl05. a, SC %. l. Nl2t n.
$40. ". s6j: y. $50. WG Sl5. WV. So
COTTossGEo OIL.
cotfarsesd oil va inactive but oslng % scar
c.ty - Offering. prices fru. closing VIM ~
gains u 10 . points Crl!s oi' was ssid 10 -
slightly higher Va the south. AMI While there we're
further tenders N about ?. 900 barrels % MAJ coo
ifarts they failed 10 have any nofice1be innuenee
values The tenders during the week we're tasei
Us strong Interests and those ~ Saiurdsj we're ~
pcCied 10 ind their way Into the same hands h@ss
~ prizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
Manhattan.

Ths arsi nsme Is that Of The dseief ,ss s@enl
Diet
Commercial linton fio ihs Go Z" "a ~.
tana. osf IS 1915 hSfe
i n kugrlmas n g. Janr 4 itlt. " - ~
Gs,lsnbsYs. : F--p Fuller r. 81. ~ 10 ieis
Go,db.rs BanA o. ne Ns'rgcis. 80 x is.s
tCanrsiic,i s-isefs
ssmc- sane NeF ls. 1919 st.Irii Afss
tIs,,.,..r.rtirk MI "A fohuf MEnFIlIe fs Oct
~. 1914, tlss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02

Coffee ,4bles Rio 40 :. $500. on - reis. eH
change lst,d. unchanged. receipts 1000 bags
socs IS; 900 bags santos No I unbalanced a.
$500: receipts II 900 bag.. stock bOi, 900 nag
Reco pts 81 the twO ports HcIr lJOOO bags. agdnet
NJ 600 year ago AMI 1000 NO yeaio az. sac
pauto had IS O0o against 5000 ard N00o. anu
Jundiah, 5000. ss4lns. 1000 an '.0'9 Hass' ie
,peCtiyciy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02

New Partnerships.

r,.mu a &C., uIugh H. Prichlh Henry =
rad65 hph e i9l5 80 Ht 9iaS.5 Charlie. H
NNIrT' Apr.I - 1915. a Pine street .,,.. ,.,-
Walter C. Stoke, G.. 'N',Sy 81 ''' ACyr S0
~ D. "' h' GO 'Wtmam Goaduy Loeo. George c
Ware. '' ts '' bartholomew llerbert A
TY.ter Rar'Igt % Hayr'. William Il Eaf'H'i'
mC,g9 Me- ,i iay. nI q Co. li,aD Livingston
u,art r ,,oi'rcy. cortland. b.. Taylor. May j.
lHt'.p TOT escS A % rrspk g. Kes,h Charles \
Tiga I Chauurey Mgkeeyer. W.l!an u. Nsi,
wright G. u Wa,nWrgm, Cnaue,, ~, w. w., WIZ
''I En-, RuIiari SuyM walter ~. hi9r. Petp
RolisId D1ud ". >msI'. Mas D. 1919, OIL hro'd
ISsii,cur, oIous.ln a worth Ge9rse B ,, Sai Il
tur,. AZ u oIougHuu. y. ". Worth. "a-'ei ~
Hsa, Nay i,i,. b. ii"SiS \ Nichols. FL
mind schneider. Nsy D. 1915 90 BrosdTsy
Lo,ci TO- Joseph y Ioye Joseph jo, REM Bem'1
pIit. 4 Gri.aoid fRockhil y. Pots lf "raA'
G. Gdsa"Iq. NAV 3. 1915 Mi. Building
Changes in Firms.
CLARK chiIds A GOV Claiming Burbank sn'
william NcfrIi admitted ,...
Hammond. P,nchou 4 'o.-iicHp y. S'1i'e''N
'' jai''.oa a Wood So Bradish johnson sn'
, EI4,.lcr ~ltera Admitted
t'.,,i,t A Brnac't f7anlu W Palmer. IT,
y,iireI and Frank J.. Sriefo admitted o.,
A 4 Iousnsn Go -. dstick hou .il'i,, -
"1 G wsiles a Co IcKlnic, Boyle admitted
p.tIdlur F,sdick special partner
a. 4 Hudson a to.-Prfcy IA HUDSON IeiH"
and James 4 Johnston admitted. ,
~ Nj Amoy a Suu-Juies ]. Naiabie admitted.
Usrri4 A Fullfr-HeuD & Fuller IstiFet 1900
'T,surs9n. snouHafI a Co IL GoaIby MIL
New Addresses.
u..it.r e. Ta,ior. Wall street
49, ,tiils a Co i3j broadway
NsrEoc Morgan Whiius. l2o Brosdsay
EItsfd Is smith Co. 20 Pine stree,
g6arIrs ID Barney a 60 Mhis Buiidlng
I6"r A Mcl.ro,. a. Charles q. Barney Co.
Mil. Building D., =, ~.
M,ls . nu'''p sEer A Co l2o Broadwo
ir.t : Emanuel. ~ Emanuel. Parker Co
l-9 ne Fuller. leo EioadWsy
u"b t.ais o. Harris FULLER. i@e bfoadsg
-. A 20 - Broad suc+i
'1E,.'ls Matthews. o. Inppe %. ID Bfos'
sue g,,ter, e. TAYLOR. Al Forrest DAVIS Mac
bt.i'I' o.silsf a sons % BfosdwsE
10 slumsu 30 Broad stree
~. t.ttstds a sois. ~ Nan sIe
H,,HIr' Ilpgp. o. Tp!or smith hs'd. =
va" s s,,'i !, Gaidsrl. a. SALISBURY. o'LoaEhho
WORN Amso sgn. b D'aadsay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02

SATURDAY. MAY /. 1915.

York Stock Exchange Saturday amounted
Friday, S20O0 week and SlSOOO
date S2736ooO against s2sO5o"O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
ices

Receipts Is. ooe cases Fresh gathered. extras
do a2asslc storage packed. extra hrsis III
ars.s aOiag eic regular packed extra hr'i'. l9l7
m2l.. frsts 1874 r. soc checks. good 20 PRIME, ary
lJtst1tbc. Culis and poor checks iV9l'c, sat@
Penn ami nearby. hennery whites me 20 isncy'
ig,. dsfcc,ivs ga BE. gathered whites. As 10
SEQ and qiaiitr % z1r. Western. gathered "ite'
-...B-gtr., state Penn and nearby. hcnner-
u-u,ts. y u TO a2iac. gathered brown AMI mixed
Indian runner. .jas7c. Bait doz. rect, Wes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
FRESH FRUITS.

Apprrs Spi,zsnbers. Dbl. s2s0GS; Northern
SuJ - 5CaSi BALDWIN '2.iO@Si Bon DAVIS
Si.soGf2.J0. wiu,.ap. t2-j0e>35o: .Gresa.i.,s
-. Western bon. SiasL AWBERRtEs. Fla.
81, i0'a2oc: la 300 ejc CRANBERalEs crate.
joraSl. bbl SluNjO TANGERlNES. "a, strap
SgsOgS5. Kings. Fla. Trsp. S2s s.. OkANGEs
ia. bon SL2j@Si. Porto Rlco. Sls& .; Cal
s.. 2jsS27j. GRAPEFRUIT. Fla. boz. SIC. p
Cuban. Sla&g. Porto Rico. box, joc@S ..
rfNFAPPLES Porto Rico rcd spanish. crate.
IL IL. D g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
JUDGMENTS rrCOI D~D.
Manhattan.


The following Judgments were rlsi yes,,rsD ne
nst name being that u zoe dsb,ur
Alper. MAJ sud u llOmAn-sii1dafd MAJ.
Bhi1ep krohn. sigmund--I GaIm q. a. iSs..l
Bolloc. Mar J-Gimbfi BE- ipia, D. sittN
Tsrlsoa Abin- lamieson Z Bo.d 60. sl.sn
cirse .is' storage and Walelouis Doe T. sehrsId.
Dunn. H-oid coouJ Tra., Go. ,i:a.:,
Demo. Frsnk-i Gsrl. ,s;sss
D'Albofa Domeuico--M 81 ng itt.ys
Cells Philip snI AolahsmI ronVAn'. i,gi 70
t,recus'sin Ssrah-pcopie &C.. 49,
General Accident fi,s AID lT h,o Asa''i, I
Grossman SAmuci-S L0rcnca, ssl,.N
Gideon. Joseph-MeroaDtie Ns.i0nii bihk q .si,{
Hi s, s'S . ' c."i / raassis .;;ils,s1s
HsT' N NV J Harvey ioos,,l. iiilo
Jefmon. g. and Paul AriinUca g y smhh =,
Jo,lin. y c--Sa,ionsl Nassau Bsnk q Nss ieIt.,
Kline. add Carol E--P 3 Kline i;Ss;;
nero ks[O'' ; 81 g t Rsaa = a. isle
iiS sIpdofi. Emil Msr1. iie,N
IlOyd sabaudo S0cieta Auomins Per Azlonl COO
seds Tofrino--L Afsafa 9, q N;ts3
n nih' Vi ,,oi,Seh sssS
paa,et Lopi, .aa D.'ia z1,ies - Va u.
init nsrnard-i pean. sssi.ss
simon SloTisw n Martin. sl,.lsg
s.S,,.i,sf 4 Mr. Ntetei. SHES
/ RrhatEiy. ] Oh sslingeT. sst,ll
I r0FneF. W T-N DGa. an NelE
I Tuantlne, AntoniO-C II Ppfa l1fi
I Vaughn " HI Simon 81 al 49, !.
Watkins. Ms f--Ahhaf Iamfs 90. Ns'ti
The Bronx.
Rotie J &c Wilson. IVA
BTeen. N b. h. and h T Cguan- Re- Ban. Irss,,
Co. 49,
a,d I. r rchsrsy-T L Hatiisn. ssss Is
Ft Ish D'gs' Rs5tasstia .sa Ra5.ne.lI
E 49, 80. - 81 fss -
Httchmsn CO lhllsf. ssss.-ss
Tsss, s-S Haiuef. fstfste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. May !. 1915
BEEvtS.

New 1Oih, hS L. A't'
BEEvtS.
p...f,,, 2.- head all consigned direct 20 local
.Iaua6terrr. feeling unchanged Dressed oesf
.f~aJy common io prime native sides stlhng a.
lOi.Wl2igc per 10
CALVES.
Receipts, 50 head. none on sale A4'e lrsdi.s
.,'i,sf, .fe.dv Dressed calves active. cts
d,s...i yeals selling a. l.ls q lbc yer TO, cv'ih
o., drrs-ed. do 100 lie.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Rs.eIp's 80 head. one car 90 sac hs,Ne.
,,'a,rssI Common clipped Buffalo lambs Sold a.
s.. * Der 100 Do. dressed mutton STEADY, Al l5e
IT, per 10, dressed lambs. 100 ls'sc, county
dressed dollhouse lambs. SaflO per cafca.
s.rs--Tobiu 4 shannon ~ clipped b.Hso
is1pV, o. 10 average. ss.J per 100 ID.
HOGS.
Receipts. lbs head. none Oh sale fe'Ans
Uominaiy steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
CHEESE.

Receipt, 242i boxes including 76i boxes N
transit for export. Sis'e. - ~. he'd. eoioTel
s.e.ials ~ WlT1c: white. specias l1ae NC.
cp'o-,I average fsEcy. lg}1Sl'c white. AVERAGE
fspry. ls3. aI;c. fresh coioTed. Specials. lec
ss a.. Wis " NJ hsld daisies. isa alG1c
t.tus. i6tsq lie: Young Americas 6sl6'sc; fresh
twins. 1874 q l6c state. skins held specias; q
o. lfisc. fresh. specials 2b-gi3c, choice. lls@
lLe. .ams c0mmou safe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
HAY tso STRAW.

Lars, Ialed hay. ton timothy prime SO. 70 J.
s.5's So ,u. No ! 10 No p SiS5O@ S2l 80: ship
Dus SIS. ian.y light clover. mixed. see 81. ~
I'VE straw No /. Sl}gsi. ismai bales 'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. May :, 1915.
BUTTER.

Receipts. 297 packages. Creamery. extras y.
s,oret ale. higher scoring 81 'ss3 2c rr',' lsf
d,i-v fnsst zoe. good 10 prime. 80 &c. reno
vate.t estrss 2Sisg 2lc drsts. 29G25 imitation
creamery. frsis 2iia92ec. ladies'. current mtss
rlu-L ma. N Ll-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-02
CAVES
SHEEP AND LAMBS,

Receipts. ls;5 head. none 90 sale. Feeling
Uomina By steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-03
COIN IS COM SOME

North Bend celebrated Trout day
May I. with horse racing. baseball
and banquet Tom Coin caught
30 fine fish before Z a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-03
intel MY ak
&mM2A7r-

present dreaming OF how charming
they would look upon the glass
screen. N only they could get the
chance But. really. the chance IN
30 rare that a Girl Of good judgment
would better revise her ambition to
accord with the possibilities OF life
OIL am young woman. a good
Girl by all means, and | have been
keeping company with a fine young
man two months. We are very
much attached 20 each other.
Now his mother steps In and In.
slsts that he break our friendship
He does not know what 20 do. He
~orships his mother and also
thinks = great deal Of me.
do not understand why she
should act this wayT-as I am an &C.
eomplished musician and we'll 10
do.
He 10 an only child and perhaps
that has something 20 do with Il.
We are both despondent over II.
ard I am afraid she Will gain her
point Ne 10 my age, "a. Q.
A-Afe you quite sure tnht inc
young man IL not trying TO make
his eEcape7 lie may be inyentinr
his mothers objection In order tn
excuse himself
II seems a shame 90 plant i
doubt In your mind. but the tact r.
tina, the devoted mother Of an only
son IL usually ready TO welcome
any girl who pleaEoa her boy.
Moreover. young men Of - do not
often worry much about the objee.
tons OF mothers. knowing that
they are bound 10 get whatever
they want eventually.
On the other hand. an acquhin'.
anceshlp OF two month"; is Just
about long enough TO permit n
man 10 tire OF romance. And
sentiment which grows az rapidly
as you say this has done II apt 90
die out Just as quickly.
may be wrong. You can easily
find out Tell the young man you
have decided not 90 come between
him and his mother. You can
Judge OF his sincerity by tho way
In which he accepts the tidings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-03
AGED, Wrinkled Faces
Easily Rejuvenated

An aged face is often only n mask
to u comparatively youthful person.
Beneath is a countenance young and
fair to look upon, It's simple mat
ter to remove the INA SIX. Ordinary
mercolizcd wax. 10 be had at any
drug store. Gradually absorbs the
worn-out surface skin. in week or
two the user has the loveliest pinly
white complexion imaginable. An
ounce OF the wax usually Is sufficient
to complete the transformation IL
Is put on at night like cold cream
and taken off in the morning with
warm water
This remark able treatment IL In
variably effective. no matter how
muddy, sallow or discolored the COM
plcNion. Freckles, moth patches,
liver spots. pimples, black heads and
other cutaneous blemishes naturally
vanish with the discarded skin.
To remove wrinkles. here Is n
recipe that cannot be too highly rec
commended: Powdered saNolite. ! or.
dissolved I'm n pit. witch hazel, Use
as wash lotion, II acts instanta
neously. and Is wonderfully effectiv,
Advertisements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-03
WOULD PROHIBIT
PARKING OF AUTOS

Councilman Hanna has prepared
an ordinance for Introduction at the
Monday meeting which prohibits
autos standing on Spring st. be
tween First and Second ayes. for
more than half an hour at time
between 8 a. m. and s .. m. Com.
plant against the autos was made
by the Cheasty store.
President Erickson's bill fixing
freight rates on the municipal lines
comes up for n vote Monday after.
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-03

al am a GIRL OF 10. who 10 In a
very perpiesed position. am work
inp, and receive si2 per week. I
arm engaged TO a man who earns
Si3 per week. When we were first
engaged he earned s25 per week, but
he had 20 leave when the firm cut
down expenses.
have a ring which cost $3.50. and
we were 10 have been married the
first OF April. but owing 20 his mis-
fortune. put II of for q few months.
NY parents take every cent 7 earn.
ard 90 canno, save one cent for my
home. Now. whs, will DOT Get
married and keep at work. and have
my wages to help my husband, or
get married and ny TO live on SIS
a week.
NY parents don't need the money
they take from me, but they say "a
long az arm home shall obey. and
tina, don't need the money. either.
They are afraid that ! Will put a
few cents into my new home. They
have the Idea tina, q man should
have a home. complete, TO take his
bride 20. and they think u 10 equally
terrible for a married woman 10
work. Get almost crazy ,ryira TO
think this thing out. v. 5.
when there are 30 many com.
pllcatiouA. Il - the best plan 20 ciim
mate as many as possible. Better
dea. with the one which concerns
you and the young man only. that
81 your marrying now aud cont!n'
ulng with your work until employ
m.nt conditions improve.
Your parents haven't kept pace
with the times. IT, every bride OF
today required her husband TO have
home. furnished complete. for her
10 step into after the ceremony.
fear there would not be very many
brides. Your parents seem To be
willing that YOU should 20 into
mans world each day TO compete
for salary. and yet. when you want
20 use that salary. or n portion OF
/ u. 20 aid tho man you are "a marry
20 make home for You. they halk
There is n screw loose somewhere
I'M their reasoning powers. II mar
rage IL a partnership. why shouldn't
a wife help 10 make the home II I,
/ In necessary
N your fianoe has been able "a
earn s25 a week. he can probably dc
so again. when he does. you can
give up your position and devote
your time to your home.
&
OIL arr, a alrI ~ years old. ard
am Jolly. and thought TO be pretty
The only ambition In my life 10 TO be
movie actress. How old would
have 20 be before could enllstT
Oracle.
A.-Movie actresses are OF all
ages. Babes In arms are very popu.
lar Rt present.
Talent and opportunity are the
most necessary elements In the sue
cess OF n movie actress. and oppor.
tunity has often carried girl much
farther than talent. Some very or.
dinary young women have made
good" only because they have been
widely advertised.
So the prospect IA not bright for
girl who limits her ambition 10
this one line. Take my advice.
Oracle. and hunt up another career
why not cultivate something a little
more original7 Several million
girls In the United states are at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-03
GROCERY ROBBED

by removing a door from It's
hinges In an adjoining basement
burglars got into the grocery store
OF NJ. Pajitsco. 200 Broadway ~,
some time between Saturday night
and Monday morning. and helped
themselves to quantity OF gro.
ceries. candies. and cigars. They
also treated themselves TO feed
OF ham and crackers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-03
GOLF LINKS TO OPEN

Jefferson park municipal golf
course viii open Wednesday. May
IL. at 2 o'clock. Kids will be bar
red, except on special days,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-03
COURSE STARTS TONIGHT

The course in first aid 10 the in.
jured offered by the educational de-
partment of the Y. NJ. c. A. will hold
its first lesson at o'clock tonight
in the social service room, under
the direction of DR.. c. l.. Wander.
boget. The class will continue TO
meet Monday and Thursday nights
for five weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-03
HURT IN COLLISION

Receiving severe cuts abou, the
head when hls motorcycle collided
with Ford car. T. Lawrence. rs.
1918 goth ave. Sunday afternoon.
was taken TO Providence hospital.
The car was driven BY Sam Oustave.
1908 First ave. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-03
MORE coon NEWS
FoN FORD OWNERS

Purchasers of Ford autos during
the year ending August VIII share
S15. 600 900 with the company. thru
it's Notwithstanding plan. according TO
General Sales Manager Hawkins,
who is visiting here. The Seattle
branch will distribute s2so,o0O on
this. he says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-03
MouNTAiNEEas MEET

The Mountaineers' regular
monthly meeting will be held Fri.
day evening. May 81. at the Cham.
Der OF Commerce rooms. Notice f.
given Of changes In the walks plan.
ned for this month. As changed.
the Rhododendron walk will be
held May .. and the Portage
Vashon Heights walk will be held
May %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-03
reLgoHApHgR pENsloNEp

Looking good for 20 more years
at the key. j. l.. Morris. for the
past four years telegraph operator
at the Seattle Times. has complet-
ed 90 years of continuous service
with the Western Union Co. and
has been retired on pension.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-03
WILL HOLD HEARING
ON MILK ORDINANCE

A special hearing on the milk or.
dinaace will be held In the council
chambers Wednesday morning. All
Interested will be heard The health
and sanitation committee OF the
Municipal league. according to
Chairman Andrew Willaizen. has
prepared report fayoring the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-03
MARKET DEALER FINED

A. ]. Sheehan, who has a stall at
the public market. was fined 81 by
Judge Gordon Monday morning for
trying to sell q scale that had been
condemned by the weights and
measures department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-03
TAYLOR CHAIRMAN

Fraternal organizations have
been asked to participate In the
celebration OF Memorial day. Capt
John Taylor has been appointed
chairman OF the G.. A. r. committee
in charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-03

S.1Sie-t stae high pile Administer. one OF
the best wearing fabrics known Ia rugs.
They are slightly imperfect but does not
affect the wearing quality or appearance
Worth regular tge SO.
gNfe stFs HBecfal for two aaxa M st1 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-03
FURNISH JOBS FOR FORTY

Tho advisory and the employ
ment department OF the Young
Mems Christian Association sue
ceeded IN filling. during. the month
of April. 40 positions from among
4s requests for help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-03
LITTLE DAMAGE BY FROST

WALLA WALLA. May 3.-lnves
iigation shows little damage was
done by the heavy frost in this vi
tinity early Sunday.