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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-25
WoOLLEY a. co, Inc.
aOl THIRD AVE.
EAGIE IIARBOR
sT1s-ro,Irny nAsci,-sils

~ kirkland close - does, school.
HnS stores level tract, fief alder
land. partly cleared fenced.
house and outbnildiags $50
down and so monthly ~ you
want a bargain, come over and
see this place Take Madison
car and county frfry nefoss "a
nurhs 4 rArfars office IN xix
land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS

81. FANEL pOONN 81 70
In order 70 keep our workrner
busy during the winter
months We have made . spe
rial cut on the prices ~ our
doors
We own ard operate the isrses'
firect-to-eonsurncr sash and
Door FACTORY IN ~. West.
and save You the retailers
profit Quality guaranteed.
PRICES PROM OUR Gaia
T.OgrE NO q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-25

s-eross. panel doors. rs sirss .4....sffs
same for painting % sizes oaiyt ~ %
Cottage front doors .......... 7ts up
s-piy veneer interior doors ..... : 90 up
View Craftsman Interior doors 50 up
Sew Craftsman front doors ..... zTs up
Cottage front windows .......... $50 40
t-iisht traasou .......... s. Up
Bsnxaiox casenent sash .... Sc %
Hot bed sash fgiared. t-8xs-s r2.rs
t.sxs-a ............... ......fsTs
Com plefa Inside window trim. .... 80
Com I.ts inside door trim .......4 80
GLASS. PAINTS BUILDING PAPER
AND HARDWARE oNE-rHTRD LESS
ASK FOR CATALOGUE 40 -
o. n WILLIAMS co.
f9fs First Ave- = Main 1857
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-25
LEGAL NOTICES

rs THE hurEHon COURT or THT
state ~ Washington. FOR King County
q A. Faris, Plaintiff. W. coid DredEe
Mining Co, Corporation. Defendant.
40 ssHsg
Notice ~ Distribution % Assets and Finai
Hearing Thereon.
All persons interested In the reeeivefshir
- the Gold DrcdEe Mining Co. cor.
nofation. are hereby notified 60 appear
before the above entitled court IN De
partment No =. a. tho court house 81
said county. on The fth day Of February
1915. at the hour ~ $50 a m. and
show cause n any. Why tho receiver
fusi report on file herein. recommend.
ing final distribution - the assets n
tho hands ~ the receiver. ana fina
discharge Of tho receiver. should not be
allowed.
Done Ia open court this s2nd day ~ Jan.
uary, 1915
u ~ ALnEnTaoN, judge
hEALED rnoPohAtR VIII be received AT
the offine ~ tho Lighthouse Inspector
Portland. oregon. until o'clock y. m,
February re-, 1915. and then opaned. fof
the purchase Of Light Vessel No So
nos at Tongue Point depot fnsar A.
taflsl. oregon. with her equipment and
supplies Blank proposals and particus
lars may be obtained ~ addressing the
Lighthouse Inspector. Portland. Ofea9n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-25
\ nts.siou

on rasmsn,s - 80 rs.h and SIS
npnthiS fro isfre lots stfxtte
sarh rev hnnaaian hath
ftrrpisrs. sfe fine sis~ u iaks
ara saeunsainsi only ore bineh
from Lake Washington Prize
fi.te' Uavhs A FsrrAr. ttf
Sss York. Hleeh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-25
ACREAGE
10 AcItTH
SMALL itotAn
ONLY $500
TERMS

Wa viii coll this splendid io.aefs tract.
With Groom small house. fpr only ftnn
500 down, balance 90 per month ICES
small amount cleared balance IN good
pasture 10 acres adjoining. with run
ming stream. $3.50 takes the 20 acres
tT6 cash and tis per month. Al good
soiii no rock or graveii ON road and
close 60 good Incorporated railroad
town This n exactly ~ represented
fnvestieats fts-tfl
OREGON a WAaiifN0TON pEN CO.
fOt.ioa Green uuiidins
AcHEAGN on ear line trade for city
property city iiRhts. telephone and
s0od school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-25
GRANITE FALLS

Located IN ono Of tho fertile valley. 81
suohomish county. where cattle Craze
the year round. We have io-arro tract
~ good. level land. with many con
veniences such ms nsighbora. school
cream and mail routes. This land VIII
make you one ~ tho producing class.
and thereby independent Of any lob
Come IN and sec "a about this The
price T. $500. and terms Of SO cash aud
$40 monthly
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OLE HANSON & co.
ala New York utoek

NUN 1N4NAb WA Ell fhONI
FOR SALE -t5 acres Hoods Canal water
front. or any part % ~. some cleared I;
all easily cleared mostly alder aud
maple bottom. no better land IN state
no stone gravel or bluffs. low banks
end Tine ggnvel beach. good fishing
E and hunting fine view ~ mountains.
one mite go daily train. boat. town and
school Email amount Of cash. years to
nay balance a. per cent may work
for part payment Many camps in
ueiFshorhood For further particulars
apply 20 bs2 10th ave. seattle. Phone
Fast $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-25

A RrsrrcrAnLr Woman. ars 20. who
understands tho roomlng house bust.
ness wishes gentleman partner for
same Address Hsi6, Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-25

IT ACREAGE
ron RENr--Ranrh. dairy or Tor FaTsisa-
Ing Addres. vac star
You'll BE SORRY
n yun fail 60 look over our lands at
Three Lakes. Funhomish county Wash.
sale T. nov on. and "Yor DEAL, wrTH
~ DIRECT" Tracts any sise Write
or see ~ MEfKLEJoNS. Mgr Land
Dept. 1871 T. g smith BIDS Seattle
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
LITTLE RANCH. cheap iieo cash. bat
Hnce IS years, can sive purchaser con
siderable work Address C-so. star
office
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07
President McMillen of Water
Supply Company Principal
Speaker at First Of Water
Franchise Meetings of City
Council.
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
DOES NOT CUT THE RATE
Produces Figures to Show How
Cost is Higher in Neighbor-
ing Cities Than Would be
Case Under Proposed New
Franchise.

= That rates for water to con. +,
= sumers Of Albuquerqus underss
y the new franchise which hns =
= been proposed by the water I
= company would be lower than I
= they are in El Paso or In Hos 4
= well. where municipality owned I
' water plants r In operation;
= That there is no such thing as 4
= free water. and that when the 4
= city gets water free for munlci- 4
' pal purposes tho consumer pays 4
. for II;
y That the company is willing 90 4
= make concessions ~ 10 rates for I
= large consumers in the proposed I
= franchise. 30 as 20 give them the Z
y same advantages In reduced Z
= rates as are offered 10 small 4
= sumers I
y These are among the main Z
y points brought out by A. n. Nc Z
' Miileu, president Of the Water Z
= supply company, In an exhaust Z
= i've discussion of the proposed 4
= franchiye before tho city coun- Z
= ell last night, In which a num- =
= Der of citizens took part. =
= The meeting IA the first OF a Z
= series which the council will Z
= mold for public hearings on The Z
. water matter. Z
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07
LINING EN- OUT

Bert AaroRs. having In mind the
p%aternal and philanthropic Phelps-
Dodge roll. announces that there Is
10000 ready to back the Douglas
team. Douglas stock company hasn't
been formed yet, but Bert should
bibblel He sees n copper lining TO
that cloud.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07

No n else may. but we distinctly
recall what we said the day before
yesterday ne 10 the Pittaburghiah
procliyities OF the whimpful Ei Paso-
an. Hearkon 20 what a sad. but firm,
Pass CITY expert says;
There s. hardly q loyal fan in the
city who would register a kick on
,hc actions OF the home team only
three days after the Inaugural game
Of the season. but this fact does not
keep down quite a bit OF comment
concerning the need OF young pitch
ers, and more ginger IN the field. 40
compared with tho snappy work Of
the Las Cruces team"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07
FEDERAL LEAGuE

hnsais City, 4; brooklyn, 4. :
Score; r. II. E.
Kansas City 100 600 000-i 8 0
brooklyn ......O2i 900 i0x-li2 .
Batteries; Packard and Easterly;
Seaton and Land.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07
By s~ponTNf0rIr


With the modesty becoming TO true
greatness. a new Geld general eepar-
nted himself noiaelcssly from a plush
seat on the California limited today
and reported to Manager Reed.
Said field marshal being Frank
HueIsman, outnelder. He IL TO be
playing manager OF the Dukes. the
ranking place. among tho ducal army
being surrendered gracefully by Cap
Howard Murphy as aoon a. he crbed
Huelsman. Murphy Is 10 continue as
deld captain. TLIre wasn't a single
.4eartache In the a~bdication. Efueis-
mar and Murphy are old sidekicks.
and they engaged In a simultaneous
three : rousing cheers wi they
caught sight OF each other. Murphy
felt 80 good over Il that he reRlstered
at the Combs all ove again. right I'M
der old Paul Hucisman.
The arrival OF Hueslmars means
more strategy for the already crafty
directed Dukes. Huelsmnn Is n vet
Gran OF the Johnny Evers type, who
knows the game from every angle and
Is neyer caught mapping by an unex-
pectcd situation. lie Is n player
Reed has cen hankerlng TO get ~
since he knew he was To have q team
In the Rio urande. He has played
under Reed before.
Huelsman scintiliated on the Salt
Lake team last year. Ho will prob
ably get into action against Douglas
tomorrow.
Double Header Tuesday.
There will be a double header
70 D.. 49,. a. -. -
opens here. Preliminary to the league
game the annual diamond clash be-
tween the University Of New Mexico
nine and the A. and NJ. Estate coijeae)
team viii be tagged at Hopeweil fieid.
The Aggies will come primed TO muss
up Coach Hutchinson's colts. but the
hilltop lads are primed 10 crumpie up
the Aggle line. one price will admit
70 both games. The college game VIII
start at 2 o'clock.
Albuquerque FAM win get a bar
gain day bill next Sunday. Two
games viii be dished up for tho price
OF one admission. The doubleheader
will bring the Douglas series 20 a
close. Las Cruces will open a six
game series here Tuesday.
Douglas will go 60 ~ Paso from
here and after the Cruces series the
Dukes win go 10 Tucson. The Pueb-
los rave quit claiming the pennant
and look like a useful club on which
10 start a road campaign.
4 Fans hailed with pleasure today
the announcement that Smiling resa
Hughes cur genial village Jerk. has
been made treasurer >Hd business
manager OF the Dukes. Making two
pesos appear where ~ was
known 20 exist before n the first
name, middle name, last name and
alias OF Smiling Tom. The Door.
knobber exposed Toms ability as an
efficiency expert and the ball club
was swift TO take the hint.
Douglas at Hopeweil field again
this afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07
noslon. 8; New YORK. 5.

ts n. II. T..
BOSTON ...... 900 no 1925 II 0
New York .. .O2G 900 OOt.--3 s I
Batteries; Leonard and Thomas:
Caldwell and Nunamaker.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07

II Mccloakey hasn't got a team
that viii win = out Of 10 games and
tie the tenth In the thirty-third In
ming. he will be Planned. the team
will be panned. the batboy VIII be
panned. and after that the fans. IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Phoenix. 3. Tucson. l..
Albuquerque Douglas, rain
~ Paso-Las Cruces. cold and wind.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07
ToDAY's GAMES
LEACur

Washington, A. Philadelphia, 4.
n. H.. +.
Washington ..oOi 900 0o0-1 6 .
Philadelphia ..2f0 01O GOx--4 3 I
Batteries: Bentley Hopper. Harper
and Henry; Shawkey and Schang.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07

FIELD LEADER
OF THE DUKES
IS HERE

Huelsman VIII be Chief STRAIT
egist Of Reeds Forces on the
Firing Line-COIIege Cur
tain Raiser.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07

Poor Soc 70 .hlnk hs mIsh. haye
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
RIO Grnndc Association.
Douglas 40 Albuquerque.
Phoenix az Tucson.
LgH Cruces at III Pae0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07

OF A
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07

sheer vexailon. win turn around and
bite themselves. s~~ nr w
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07
Sow York. Z. noslon- 11-

q YORK, y; Huston, n.
X. II. T..
New York ...2O2 100 300 7 10 2
Boston ......O22 4Ot sOx-iI IA 3
Batteries; Schupp. Fromme. Rit-
ter and Meyers: Rudolph. Raglan and
Gowdy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07

81. Louis, 4, Pittsburgh. 9.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07
NATIONAL LEAGUT.
nn.a.

brooklyn. May 7.-Brookiyn-Phil-
ndelphia game postponed; wet
grounds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07
As TO Hydranta Rent.


Mr.. McMillen was Intercepted In
regard TO the cost OF hydrants. and
pointed out that the cost Of the by
drant and tho setting OF the same waa
no basis upon which 20 figure what
would be reasonable hydrant rental,
because a hydrant would be but little
fire protection without the extensive
pipe lines. wells. pumping plant and
reservoir which furnished the water
with which to make the MIGRANTS ef-
feetive; and besides. all the water
used for fire purposes Is free and in
cluded In the hydrant rental.
Councilman Hammond asked MFR.
McMillen II he ala not think the
franchise was OF some value and
ought 10 be paid for by the water
company. Mr.. McMilen said mat
whether the franchise was valuable
or not depended upon It's terms: that
no other public service corporation In
Albuquerque paid anything for It's
franchise except the water company.
that II water rates were excessively
high the franchise might be OF value,
but II made au low az the
coala furnish water at O reasonable
profit then Il had no value. and In
his opinion the rates should be made
as low as the water could be fur
nished at a reasonable profit. to the
consumers. instead OF putting up tho
rates In order TO pay the city a bonus
Tor the franchise.
What "GOing Concern Means.
Councilman Hammond then asked
MT. McMilien why Il was that the
proposed franchise provided that In
case OF sale the city should pay for
the value Of the franchise. Mr.. Nc.
Mtilen pointed out that that was not
the provision OF the proposed fran
ehise. that the provision to which Mr..
Hammond referred was that In ease
the city took over the plant Il should
pay the water company the reason
able value OF said plant M a egolng
concern ana pointed out that "golng
concern" did not mean franchise
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-06

london, Oct. s.--Ths rssIen.tIea ei
Ptsmisr venlzsIes and HE Cabinet
has been accepted BY King censtan.
tiss. The pvmisrs resignation. sur.
thsr eempIlestIns the osIksn matssrs.
vas caused BY the King Informing
rrsmlsr vsnlsslss NJ could net pr
sSs ths csblHst's psIley - shs end.
The prsmIsr Indicted favorable sup.
pert ss Serbia bssssss - treaty q.
IIsssisas.
rhses ars NJ dsHaIts ssvslspmenss
- oulesris's essess ~ sltheueh shs
landing y allied srssps q sslsnIks
|esrslrsea .osvsn1y .thsussad mea
ere Wew dlssmbsr<sd.
oulssria hss rsjsetsd the Rssslsa
dsmsnda pstrssrsd sdvIess sssss.
and has cent IN uItlmstum 70 ssrbls
concerning Macedonia. Bulgaria De-
mands that Serbia reply within swsn-
syfour hours
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-06
D|GsTEEl M[RcER
BEING planned
oethlehsm and Psrnsylvsnla Com.
panIss Sisted fer csNssIIdstlen.
says Report.


New York. Oct 6.--NcRotiations foI
the acquisition Of the Pennayilvanis
steel Company by the Bethlehem
Hleel Corporation. which Il successful
may lead 70 = still larger combination
of steel companies were In progress
here Tuesday.
u 10 also learned that negotiations
~ pending for the purchase Of the
cou&rol of the Cambrie Steel Con
pany. possibly 10 Be combined with
the pruspectivs Bsthlehsm- PsnnsyI'
vania neFssr. In fAct. according 10
q hish authority familiar with the
s(eel trade. there vas never . time
slnce ths formation Of the United
Slalss olssI corporatIon fourteen
ysass seo that - many deals involv'
Ing many millions of dollars we're
under way q at present
Virtually every steel and Iron com.
pany OF the country Of any importance
had been approached. Il was said. IN
the effort Of rival interests TO organ
ire larger corporations. Leaders In
the steel trade foresee after the war
period Of reconstruction In Europe
a. a result Of which there should be
q large demand for American steel
products. II was said In steel circles
Tuesday.
In Wall street sossip the names Of
Charles N. schwab. chairman Of the
Bethlehem steel Corporation. and n.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-06
W|RE[ESsTITl(
TO Be ORGANIZED
Navy Department Win orosnlzs Com.
mercIsi and Amateur Stations
for Emergency.

Washington. Oct. 6.--All CONNER
cial and amateur wireless stations IN
the United States viii soon be or
ganized By The Navy Department for
immediate use IN case Of an emer.
gency by the intelligence bureau Of
the navy. IN the event Of war hun.
dreds Of operators along the coast
lines would be Instructed 70 listen
In" on anv radio conversation and
the Intercepted messages would be
reported TO Washington.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-06
MORE ELECTR|CMEN
MAY 60 ON STRIKE
Ten Thousand Men Out In schenec.
tady Plant Of General Electric
Company.

Schenectady. \, Y. Oct. s.--union
workers at three other plants Of the
General Electric Company are likely
to strike at any moment. joining the
10000 now out In the local plant. II
Is estimated that $4,000 people are
employed at the four plants.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-06
THE |. { G. \. MAY
NOT Be SOLD
rhs Announcement cem.s ersm ,ssss
Andrsws an Attorney Tor ne
Central rrust Company.

Houston, Tex. Oct. s.--PossibllIty
that the international Z Great North
|ern Railroad may not Be- sold. a. or
dered By the Federal court. vas con-
flrmed today by Jesse Andrews. Y
Central Trust Company attorney Of
New York. The road was ordered
sold following = foreclosure on $780,
100000 Of the roads bonds in May.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-06
COUNTRY CLUBCASE
T0SUPREME COURT
Much Interest IN Case a. Al Clubs
uspsnd on Este Of
This cass.

Austin. Tex. Oct. g. The case
against the Austin Country Club was
advanced to the Supreme Court to
day. This case Is Of interest generally
as this is a bona fide social club and
Involves the existence OF all bona
social clubs In Texas. The clubs won
out In the lower court.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-17
SATURDAY IS TAG
DAY; HELP NURSERY

Saturday March 27, has been SET
aside as tag day for our home" said
Mrs. Alice Scott, general superintend
ent OF the Tulsa Babies Home and
Day Nursery I'VE are planning to
make this the most successful affair
we have ever held. We are caring for
over twenty babies a day and unless
we nave the assistance Of the people
or Tulsa we will have TO close 6ur
nome. Tag days have been success
lui in other cities and we hone to
raise enough with the special features
we expect to add to keep the home
open.
III l could just make the people of
Tulsa understand the great good we
are doing by helping the mothers to
keep their employment by caring for
the babies while they are at work
and how many are living better lives
Ior receiving this help they would give
lhe mono more support" said Mrs.
Stevens.
Everyone will be given chance TO
heIp with this work on tag dav. so
you are urged to buy a tag and wear
II to show that you believe in heIpine
those who are not able to helm them /
selves.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-17

AofFeon. Almanac was Ons Of the
generals who left Mexico City with
General Gutierrez bur he is said to
nave later joined Carranza. The Villa
agency also had telegram from
Chihuahua saying the national bank
IN Mexico City had resumed business
and that within a week international
exchange drafts will again be is
sued"
"Adyices have just been received
stating that the Jalisco state author
tues have decided to hold up indefi
hltely the enforcement of the provis-
ions OF the state government tax af-
iectlns foreigners. " is reported that
the authorities are changing the
plans of taxation proposed so that il
VIII be equal on all, on the percent
age basis
The department is advised that
the state Of Guerrero with the eycep-
ton of Acapulco is controlled by tho
conventonists."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-17
SWEENEY'S
TENTH AND MAIN
GhOncs lG63olGGGoRG6S

Y IS really zoo bad That the 'wiy
Euys and the dope artists" can
CREDIT THOSE WORTHY a. a.
CRFDlT and still MEET THFU
''IO ES' which goes to show that nj
Ihe wisdom in the United States i
not CONFINED to East Second stree,
street. 7''
GRAPE FRUIT We have them Fl
4oc per doz, 6 for 25c, 4 for 25c an.
extra large at 3 for 25c.
APPLES Beautiful Winosans
soc, sound cooking apples AT 35c nacL
OtANGES-Swect California IL,
TO 4Oc per Dozen
FRESH VEGETABLES Sninaob .
IDS. Tor l5c, cauliflOwer . lbs for .;
peets' radishes carrots. turnips an,
green onions, yellow and white swor.
potatoes. '0 '"''
STAR HAMS-Armour's Star Skin
hed Hams, ~ to 16 H., per III. lSc'
LILY BRAND LARD-5O In ca,
"a; 20 10 lb. pail s1.1O, 10. pail &c
3 III. pail 4Oc. O''
BuCKWHEAT FLOT-R-KHpgjor,.
ID. bags 35c, Aunt Jemima package
for 25c.
FANCY BURBANK POTATOES
HSy won't cook up. By the sack S0
'uSnel, single bushel SIC, peck $50
SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING -.
D. pall $l.lO, 4 lb. pail 45c.
we have complete stock of or.
r,II ,eIles and meats and we GrARSN
J. ~ hNERITHING WE SELL, On
hFee' phones make il possiLio
each us without delay at any limo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-17
shin Advertising SIumDs

NNSHTNETON, MarCh 1G--Harry
RascoNar. New York advertising
agent teStltled before the ship pur-
chase inquiry committee today mat
approximately 81, 800. 600 a wear was
spent In the United states bv foreign
steamship lines in advertising. He
said this business had fallen off ahout
two-thirds as result of the war.