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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
BCCNRCS COMPANY
Five Per Cent. Th~rer-Nrar Coupon Gold
Note-. due March J.. 1915.
Notice of Redrmnftnn

PuCyrus Company hereby gives notice %
Its intention to redeem on December Al.
1915, at tho onfce % Bankers Trust Com
pany, IL Wall street, New York civ. all
OF Its outstanding Five Per Cent. Threr.
Year Coupon Gold Notes. dated March I
1913. BY ayinsnt OF the principal thereof
ami Interest accrued to December 81, 1917.
when in'sres; on the notes Will cease and
he notes. with all unmstured coupons
should h" surrendered.
United States Treasury Decisions reuulrs
Federal Income Tax ownership certinca,A-
as to accrued interest TO Note,
when surrendered for payment.
BuCNRlS COMPANY
By r. X SNIGART NICe-Prcsldcn,
Dated. December .. 1915.
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Mid~a1e steel.

A recent sharp recovery In Midvale
Steel may have been due solely to a
run-in Of shorts who had got a little
ahead OF the real selling. Nevertheless.
the upturn co!ncided with q distinct
change of market sentiment in regard
to this stock. For the nrst time the
speculative element began to ask itself
how much further the decline might be
expected to 20. The strong points In
favor of the company and the stock be-
gan to be referred to again although in
a cautious way. The action OF Midvale
may also have n broader Significance.
The Midvale incident was n great, II not
the greatest single. blow that the bull
party has received. The theory has been
advanced n IL at least arGuable that
the collapse Of the Mldvale Steel mar
ket on account OF Marcsllus Hartley
Dodge's famous getaway really put an
end to the frenzied speculation in the
war brides"
or at any rate this episode. coming at
tho climax OF this speculation. furnished
the inevitable push that toppled the
speculative pyramid over. II must be re-
membered that the Midvale Steel hota-
ton waS a thoroughly popular opera
ton In the sense hat the whole town
had a finger In II. Everybody from
Harlem to the Battery knew that Mid
vale was going to the 100 mark pre-
dicted by the biggest men in tbs street.
Midvale Steel WAS the sure thing" OF
the present bull market. The "informa-
ton" handed out with the stock was the
finest ever known in the Street. II
came straight from the horse itself.
The liz that the improvement In
the market for the stock signifies the
cessation OF liquidation by the big peo-
ple. The big people don't sell on "A 70
Ginning market. 1t IL much more
likely that the selling wal for tho ac-
count Of the weak holders and that tn.
recovery indicates that the market is
becoming pretty we'll "sweated out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24

r. IL. Rawson. director Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio, is quoted ~ follows
There II little likelihood of dividends
being resumed next year. The COM
pany's earnings ARE large, but stock
will he better served by having
the surplus earnings invested In prop
erty than being disbursed In dividends,
The road has a fine double track he
tween Cincinnati and Newport News, but
tho sidings need lengthening"
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rITTsRvKGn COAL COMrAN,.

Pittsburgh, "a. pec"inb"r -. 1919
The Board 81 Directors has mi. d..
declared a d'Ntlond az ono AND on.
quarter a. per cent m mo Preferred
stock. PAYABLE January 2ith, l'lc 80 s,o,k-
holders ~ REGARD NJ tho ,iuso Of business
January li,h, 1915.
J ~LENOYNE. Secretary
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Burlington Z Missouri River
Railroad Company In Msbraska
Consolidated Mortgage
Per Cent. Bonds
DUE JULY |, 1919.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT In
pursuance OF - Trust Mortgage Deed exe-
cutcd to The New England Trust Company,
Trustee, by Tn" Burlington & Missouri
River Railroad Company In Nebraska,
dated july !. 1873. the following SCI Con-
solidatcd Mortgage Bonds due July I. 1918.
of said Railroad COMPANY. secured by said
Deed Of Trust. have been drawn for pay
ment, via:
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New York Mortgage and Security COMPANY

1876 broadway. y. '
A quarterly dividend ~ tw" per cont
tcotl on the csp.ttl stock ~ the 'oinptrv
has been declared, payable January 3. bet,
TO stockholders ~ r"cord At tho ,os. ~
business on noremhfr - 1913
Dated. New york. pnnrmhcr 81. "a
FRA\k I, 'pDkE S"rrc'rrt
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO Dec. % Prices were very strong
and trading was active. Union Carbide
a gain Of about & points on nggrcs
siyc huying. stewart Warner was also q
prominent feature. making an advance OF
, noints on renoris OF the excellent condi
lion of their business. Sears Rorhuck and
Chicago Pneumatic Tool were rather quiet
hu, firm Bond market dull. The summary
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TENNESSEE ,orrER ,oMp\>,

NV lNTNI TtVNIllnV' = III,
The BOARD ~ Directors has. 'nf- iAy ue
clarrd a quarterly dividend on tho can't.
/ stock ~ this Company of THREE IFE
I CENT as Cents per Shar-l psNth.c jar
airy 10, 1916, to Stockholders " -~~o-a A.,
the close OF business an Monday. January
3. 1915. Franc II RUDE Treasurer
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TIE HNNk OF NMLKIlN

Sew York. December l;'h lhis
The Board VI Directors have TO Ia, ds
c'ared a semi arrua. div!.tua Of fauf., en-
GIp per cent frc' ~ 'NN PAYABLE .Iuuutr.
sri. lJiG, to- stool hoE4crs pf J,.uri If This
date. The trHusfcr hooks Win rouAlh InsaI
until January iIh. lHit
" NJ BENNTT Ca.h,.r
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ATLANTIC >trIO>A BANK 81 u
CITY ~ >tN iORk,

t"'"uhtr -, l1l.
Tho Bourd of ntro tors haNo thl. duv ,u
reut FIRE" % 'uN pufah." ON AVID afr,.
January I 1915. 20 Sfor khpldtrs of rrrul
at the c'osc NJ business December "a. 49,
L T.. NNDRlSS. asher
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THE PrTTSBURG MARKET.

~PITTSRURG De-. ea-Thc stock m,rkc,
was moderately active, but no price changes
of Importance developed Columbia Gas was
up !. At ~. Ohio Fuel OIL was OF g.. on
light sales window Glass Machine conmon
was unchanged, while tho preferred gained J.,
Thu
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THE IMPORTERS & TRADERS M
IlONAI INN Oh NtM NnKh

NeW NOfk, I'CNember "l,I- I'M
\ dividend Of twelve Per Gem fro. of
tax. has tod ty l"'u declared lN 'l'- h,uk,
pn yah's on the mira day ~ t4rltr, re-,
The transfer books VII remain closed ..li
that date
II POWELL. ctshior
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Dec. 3.-Ssocks in the mining
were strong Advsr.es ranged from
fractions to several points ST Mays gained
6 poin,s. Quincy >. Grarby ~. Mohawk IA
and United States Smelling q point Ven.
tura Oil was the only active industrial. the
stock closing unchanged after early improve.
merf. The
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OTIS ELEVATOR COMr>>,

c6th n 4 NV NN0-- y z, IlrU- - IN!.
The quarterly dividend Of - 80 Per shane
on the Preferred stock, and ST. per hhtra
on the olnm stock NJ the Company. Nil
he paid Jan. -, l3l6, to stockhoidcrs Of
record at the close of business on Dec, ~.
1915. Checks will be mailed,
w, U. MuCCEE Treasurer.
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the CINCINNATI, HAMILTON { DAyren
RAILWAY COMPANY

Holders Of Certi6estes Of Deposit Tor General Mortgage Gold
Bonds issued under Agreement dated February 1. 1915. and
Holders Of General Mortgage Gold Bonds:
Announcement is made that the amendment dated
November -. 1915, to the agreement Of February 1. 1915, has
Mortgage Gold Bonds has expired.
Mortgage Gold Bonds outstanding, are now on deposit under
the agreement OF February /, 1915. and arc entitled to the
benefits Of the agreement, dated November "a, 1915. between the
Committee and Messrs. Kuhn, Loeb & Co. as Reorganization
Managers. in respect to the sale for cash at the rate OF 500 for
each $1,000 General Mortgage Gold Bond together with interest
from January l.. 1916. to date Of payment. The Reorganization
Managers have agreed. in case the sale 10 con sunmated. to
make provision for the compensation and expenses Of the
Committee. Copies Of said agreement and of the circular letter
interested .bondholder: upon application to. the Secretary of
the Committee. II ssass 70 make the sale effective holden 1t Q
sufficient aoeuat Il sseh bssAs nust participate therein
Holders of undeposited General Mortgage Gold Bonds who
desire to participate in such sale must deposit their bonds with
coupons Of January I, 1915, and all subsequent coupons Except
Bankers Trust Company coupons so-calledl on or before the
close Of business: on Dsss.Hs, 81. 1915 Deposits mus!
YORK, either At its Office, 40 Broadway, New York City. Or at
its Office. 50 Lombard Street, London, England.
The ce~miAs. strongly rseon.cnds. the inmediate dspesit Of
General Mortgage Gold BendA and svss notice. hat Il will rep.
recent oy Deposited boeas.
Dated. New York, December II, 1915.
cHARLEs II. sABIN. Chairman
HARRY BRoNNER.
SAMUEL L. FULLER.
ARTHUR B. HATCHER, Secretary. J. X. MeCLEMEkr.
100 Broadway, New York City GORDON ABBOTT.
JOLINE, LRKN 4 RAT1iBOkE. p q sMITHHR1.
Counsel c0mmNte
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

Thu annual meeting OF the stakeholder.
of his Company for the election Of plrac-
tore. election % Inspectors of Election InI
Tor the transaction % euch other business
as shall come before fhe meeting, Vii b..
held a. the Othcc Of .he COMPANY. % LII
eriy street. IN the city Of New York the
an las of January. 1915, at i2 o'cloc&
noon.
Tho polls viii remain open until 1880
O'Clock y. NJ
tsiguedj THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY
COMPANY OF NEW YORK
ROBERT !, HiI.LAS. President.
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Western Pacific Railway Company
Plan and Agreement for Reorganization

u nc
ECU TAB z TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, or any Of lis
agents (vf. Illinois Trust d Savings Bank. Chicago. Illinois; Old
Colony Trust Company. Boston, Massachusetts. and First Federal
Trust Company. San Francisco. California; under the Western Pacific
First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Thirty Year Gold Bonds Agreement.
dated May I. 1915 and eli others who have subjected First Mortgage
Five Per Cent. Thirty Year Gold Bonds Of Western Pacific Railway
Company to said Agreement:
,.u NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN to the ho,dcss ., ,Cer,iaca. . # Deposit
TONED AA.ss,e%snt dated My . ,SS; which ~ss sS,ef ssdh Into 6stMn Alvin W
parties OF The second part and Is hcrrntsow referred TO q the Protective Agree.
Ient,l that. pursuant TO the provision: Of sidP Protective Agreement, the under.
s ssa' sa SS%%' S% *, s:' s4t gnsi. s" so s's g. sosss Assss ssasn s Of s sa . Il. aSSrSss.
q srs sss n.e y ,is r a e n' no r.: . SHar @: ssS, r q 81 Pa. A" ssss ssr y ss' With n
Agreement
any OF said bonds to said Protective Agreement may withdraw. from, said Agree
men within the period OF SIX weeks commencing with the date ~ the first ubnca-
trtive Agreement, and such thereof Is .hMn not 40 Withdraw ron said Protective
Agreement will b. concudvey, deemed 70 have a%ented TO The said Plan and
Asreeme and will b irevocaby bound and concluded thereby.
p,u Tn Plan adopted permits holder, OF Ws ..eTp psciac Bailey Companys
Protective Agreement, to deposit TIN same with The Equitable Trust Company Of
s%so % . .ss p o sia Bep Sssss rs snd d.s %es : A 8 Sss%%s parties or rsS % 's%Si S aHS
and Agreement. but the privilege 80 to do will expire February 9TH 1916.
Printed ;;oEas. Of :a Plan and Asrec%sp, may ,h be sbta med. by holders q!
F E"N M HoS ssf Five ps Ma ce gS " r%drtyS Year Goa" Bonds @Gs o n nM apps~tom %p I ts
s "sa9., a tb as &c o% SSsT IN N Boston Ss% OH cM c: az" sad g. .a' FE. M iss r@ ss vel ~ said
Dated. December ~. 1915.
ALVIN ". kRECn, Chairman DAVID =. FOROAN WILLIAM A. BEAD
G. LEDYARD BLAIR A. N. HUNT WILLIAM sALOMON
I. de BRUYN sTARR !. MURPHY GEORGE WHITFIELD
FREDERICK q. ECKER JAMES d. PHELAN R1CHARD D. YOUNG
Committee
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Dec "a gain OF s
points m Poole Engineering was the feature
~ the trsdins here sapulpa on issues con
tinued active. closing prices shnwins small re
.c--iou- from yesterday. United railways
and wsyland on were M slightly The sum
mary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24

THERE WILL RE \ MEETING NJ ,hs
Stockholders Of the MAURICE HOLDING;
COMPANY on January 7th, l9lG. at Two
O'Clock y NJ, a. the office Of tho Pres
dent. No. - william street New York
city, for the purpose NJ eiectinK directors
for The ensuing year and transactirS such
other huslness as may properly coine be
fore tho meeting
LOUIS r. REED. Secretary.
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CUR STATES srrEl COMPANY.

Tn. BOARD Of Directors OF cur states
steel Company has d"clAred "a dividend -
10 l-sG- upon the first preferred stock Of
the company ,heing tho d!vidcnds scrumu-
lated thereon 80 January !. 1910 payable
February 10. 1915, % stockholders - record
a. tho close OF business on January b. 1875.
wi.hou, the closing OF transfer books,
Dated. New York. December - 1915.
CALVERT BREWER Assistant Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24

Ihe u A N bids IN Liverpool we're: Janu.
~. Nlsc March. l20Tc May. ~ ale: July,
uSc The market there is due to open to-
esy ~. 10 F'2 points advance.
POri reN,lnts and ntnchs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24

III local market for spot cotton was quiet.
! points decline; miidling. 70 0jc Southern
spoi markets as officially reported were un.
changed. : TO l2 points decline, New Orleans.
Ms% Galveston. u i0c savannah, Zee;
Memphis, y i-c Augusta II t3c.; Houston,
M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Chicago and Atom

Chicago and Alton
1915 Changes.
second week Dec, sac, 5sl Inc. i5b.sS5
From July i.,... TA27,77t Inc. b2O.70l
Denver and Salt Lake;
First week pee. $4,000 Inc. 5000
Fiscal VT. to date. 95b,+A< Inc. LOSSES
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
The southern Pacific Company reports
for November:
1919. Changes
Dper. revenue, ,,tl3,7b2,9+7 Inc $500 s3
Oner eNpsnses.., s.3ts.O09 Inc, l,ttS,T2T
Oper, income 900. A77I,9s2 Inc, l,9S6,3i6
From July 1:
Oper. expenses. 20 ,t60,973 Inc. 3.lgl,Gs3
Oper. income ,,... 23,Asg2Is Inc, s.58s, 6i3
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY.
1918, Changes.
Total oper. rev. .St,3t0,536 Inc. ssi3.Iil
Total oper. exp. 3~,0l7,?S7 Inc. 4ai.l66
Net oper. rev..,,S l,323.2ts Inc, S35s.o7A
Oper. Income ..,, l"lsl,hI7 Inc, q O,627
For Ave months ended November 30;
Total oper. rev $40, 436, SOL Inc $3.50, '3s
Total oper, exp. l3oi'.iso Inc. 969,o5i
Net oper, rev. S,bl9,tll Inc. G7l.6s6
Oper, income .... 5,s2o,s:5 Inc. 576.273
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24

Referring to tho above notice the under
signed Voting Trustees vii. upon Tie "a
c.ipt by them OF tho div1dcnds therein
referred 80. cause The same to bs dis
tr'hu'ed and paid on February r.. 1919
through their agent, Guaranty Trust CONF
pany - New York. pro rata among 40
~ stock Trgs, Certificates r.rrr-
seuilLg nrst preferred sock ~ GI'f states
S'se' COMPANY. It's the same appear ON he
hooks % the Voting Trustees ~ the close
Of business on January u. i1lG. without
the losing Of transfer books piyld'ud
checks vii he mailed.
pa'ed. New york. Dccowhe~ - 'ala.
ALEXANDER j. HENPHlll..
ALFRED \. COOK,
4 majority ~ the Voting Trustee
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y Orleans market closed stead,
L ia n

The Liverpool narke, opened quiet. There
sas q moderate business in spot cotton, with
mfdllng unchanged at 763d, Sales, s.00O
esies, receipts, 5000 bales; American. 1000
oles Closed auiet and steady.
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Interior receipts and stocks:
Re Last Last

.%LNihr's Yesterday we're MA bales. Total
mus lar this season. 2,lss, G25 bales, Total last
ssscn, 1853 U3i bales.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-04

yard we would sit entranced
through the twilight. even in the
fog, with earthstained clothes
tired bodies and contented hearts
But while we were busy
growing things, developing in
charity and tolerance and
good will under the homeIy
influence Of our roses and
lettuce and the ancient spell
Of fresh-turned soil In
growing time, the mighty SO
cial forces we had stirred by
our marriage were being
marshaIed against us outside
the sanctuary Of our garden.
Vaguely we had anticipated
this, though that didn't fortify us
against the shock when social
and business SATELLITES began to
tumble about our ears.
detected the change first
among my office associates. Here
tofore there had always been the
most cordial spirit Of boost on the
part OF other statesmen by which
had been assisted to moderate sue
cess. This was now subtly with
drawn by the married men on oul
force. was left severely alone
without being made to feel to(
bluntly that my domestic expert
mont vne being froWned upon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-04

There was yearning enough
I'm that cluster of roses to
moisten our eyes and to tug
hard mt our hearts.
The humble and the out
cast. These were the guests
and the sponsors Of our we'd
ding.
Afterward there was simple
dinner at the Hofbrau, where the
two drillers offered stammered
toasts to our happiness and where
the eyes of Anna shone with misty
rapture. Then we went home to
the five-room cottage / had rent
ed in the Richmond district the
day before.
I had been given a two weeks
vacation by my firm. We spent
most Of our honeymoon in plant
ing and coddling garden In the
ample back yard, secluded with
lattice and hedge Of shrubbery,
Anna training and petting dozen
fine rose cuttings she had set out,
while ! did my best to hurry let
tuce. cucumbers and beets
through the sandy loan.
Gardening was new to both OF
us. II was therefore all the more
| intensely delightful. perhaps. On
the crude bench I htNd set up IN
Der bower n one oorner Of tn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-04
ny JOHN HUNT.
CHAPTER XIV.

Getting the marriage license
was in itself an ordeal. We en-
tered the city hall at the days
busiest hour. In the crowd that
thronged the entrance and the
lobby were many Of my acquaint-
ances. My features and those of
Anna must have advertised our
intentions, for in the greeting OF
my friends there was question
ing smile.
One OF the supervisors, two s,i-
perior court clerks, deputy in
the tax collectors office, an ele-
vator man---they nodded cor
daily. appraising the situation at
a glance. / was as embarrassed
as a boy.
Anna was watching me closely.
L knew what was in her mind.
THERE WAS THE FAINTEST
SUSPICION THAT / NIGHT BE
ASHAMED OF HER IN THE
PRESENCE OF MY FRIENDS.
She walked with almost . def
ant poise, while the quick color
mounted to her cheeks.
The tension paled them again
as she inscribed her name beside
mine In the register and WROTE
J down hesitAnt answers 70 The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-04
THE MAN
WHO DARED

Queries of the law. Once her pen
poised as though she were afraid
to go ahead. Then her last doubt
seemed vanquished, and her fea-
lures glowed again.
r We were married that after
noon at 4 o'clock.
II seemed appropriate that our
Witnesses should. be two drillers
from the oil field, men with faces
iseamed and tanned by desert sun
and with cracked, hard hands
|uncouth but genuine--and as
pleased as they were embarrassed
atEtheir important service.
B This Is funny" laughed one OF
them when | asked them to wit
ness the ceremony. I'VE came to
town to blow our stake to GET
drunk and have a time, John, and
here we end up by helping you gel
spliced."
From --- Alley, too,
there came . token--our
wedding gift. IL was . big
bouquet Of roses, dewy fresh,
and at the heart Of Thorn :
card with the name Of three
Of Anna's former associates;
girls who wrote their own
pathetic dreams and futile
hopes Into tho simple well
Wishes for her happdneee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-04
ANTI LABOR AGENT
BILL WORKING WELL

creased hospital fees or other
camp charges. The employers
have paid the full fee to the
agencies.
The good effect Of this Is, that
after an employer has bought a
mans services, he is not anxious
to fire him; while under the old
system, employers frequently
fired men on an agreement with
the agencies. In this way more
fees were collected by the
agencie, to be split $3.50 with the
employers.
The exploiting of workmen to-
gether with excessive hospital
fees has earned" thousands of
dollars for big concerns In this
state
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-04

That the beneficient effects of
the anti-employment agency law.
passed by the initiative last fall,
have been nullified by fraud at
least in Tacoma, was the state
ment today of County Detective
Shaw.
For a month Shaw has been
investigating the workings Of the
local office. He has sent several
workmen through the process of
getting jobs, and also has had a
man phone in from supposed
camp to hire men through an
agency.
In each case, Il has been found
that the laborrng men have been
compelled to pay nothing for
their jobs, directly or through in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-04
Elimination
OF Dinners
Saves Trust

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 4.
If the steel trust had continued
its policy of holding Gary dinners.
where prices were set, 1t would
have been dissolved as a trust
yesterday. But, as 1t had qui;
this practice before the beginning
of the U. s. suit, It is given an
official O. k.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-04
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of
These Ugly Spots.

hC'o Skhy pPOtes
There's no longer the slightest
need of feeling ashamed of your
freckles, as the prescription 9TH
ine-double strengths guaran-
teed to remove these homely
spots.
Simply get an ounce of othine
double strength from any
druggist and apply a little of 1t
night and morning and you
should soon see that even the
worst freckles have begun to dis
appear, while the lighter ones
have vanished entirely. 1t is sell
dom that more than an ounce is
needed to completely clear the
skin and gain a beautiful clear
complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength othine as this is sold un-
der guarantee of money back II IL
fails to remove freckles.
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hERtSsANplAfLSfWhfRE

them, Police saw him, and he
must stand trial.
Ice company loses before Judge
Card in an attempt to knock out
the law providing for weighing ~
ice.
All kinds bedding plants at
Him. Green House, So. 7th and X.
Advertisement"
Big New York grocerymen see
Puyallup berry fields and Mt. Ia
coma, and get as enthusiastic as
they might over a new cabaret
dance.
June 10, all autos must take
cut new licenses from the county
auditor.
Zion German Lutheran church
will celebrate Sunday its 10Th an.
niyersary. ...
Bedding Plants--prices reason
able. RittO Floral Co., SIND anti
nj. Madison 1133. adv"
All men are invited to a special
meeting at Park Universalist
church tonight.
Lecture on Japan at East Con-
gregational church Sunday even
ing.
British parliament meets, but
even with the compromise cabinet
cannot keep from scrapping. Pre-
mfer Asquith was called a tory at
heart.
Town of Hope, B. c., burns
With $4,000 loss.
John Blauuw tells Rotary club
that if he sees unsightly signs
near his home, he tears 'em down
at night. Amt he the anarchist
"Tahoma," Stadium High mag,
with 300 pages, out. Fine piece
of work it is, too.