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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
Provisions

HOG products ve7 only moderately srtivo. s'f
while price, led from eally decline and closei
steady there WAS little snap 90 The buying SIDE al
the trade seemed % take rather bec1sn ueN -
the situation owing 20 evidences o. lafge numbers
q hog. throughout the county. Re.eip-s ~ loSs
al Chicazo were $1,000. estimated FOR Ssturuay.
0 900: kansas City received 600 ana Omaha
900 PORK quiet; mes S1b504$ls. fami Ia
81 sOqS.2 20. short c'et-. SID5C6y-0. BEE
steady. mess Sl6.5O4$l1, family g. ~.
packet. Sl6.50gSl5. oIFa India mess. =, sve -.
DRESSED HOGS bs-ey steady. bacons. lJ'.c. 40
h. 1910: 100 d. lie. 10 10. 1lAc, piss. u BE-.
CIT MEATS Pickled bellies steady; ~ b. laA. Il:
j. l5 he: u TO- l4.c Picked hams steadZ. ID
s4lEi.c TALLOW Quie, sIeoial. sr. civ. &C.,
county, 7@.izc LARD steady middle Wei. 2 %
az zoe. clfy lard du4. S'.49isc. re@ued ia q
tare.v steady: Continent 10 50r: South Amen a..
i6 SOC. B-slil. kegs. n joc. compound es.ie'. 4.
0ei,c sTEARlNE easy. O.eo. It7.e ly lHd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

A gain O.. around sl2,0OO,000 by the
banks is indicated by the reported cur
rency movements this week. There was
loss of $3.50. 900 10 the interior, ship
ments including s8S4,000 national bank
notes sent TO Washington for redemp-
ton. Gold amounting 20 s5,000,000 was
imported from Canada and s2.225,000
from London. Exports OF gold in
United States coin 10 Holland amount
ed to s500,000 Sub-Treasury opera
tions proper resulted in a gain Of
s5,933,000
Frank J. NJ. Dillon. dealer in invest
ment securities, has removed 20 u
Broadway.
Exports OF copper from principal A.
lantic ports for the week ended No
vember totalled 1884 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
METALS.

Ths local stree, marie; Tor copper was an. With
,lsrtrOl,ilc quoted al lsSglsi~c. o. h New
Sork NetsI Exchange IL aGs s-esdy with spJi
IN TOO lois quoted a S59582t nc, AID No
yember % 25c asked. VII sAcs recorded q 20 tons
sn1t AZ Sec Lead fun. with @ew YORK sp9t
cu0,ei Al &c ASKED AID has, 81 Louis spa.
If1Nc Spo.ier nm. New YORK ap1t is. zoo rs. BIC.
al fay II louis spot i5ElSl21.c d. London
eourer coed al "a Tor standard spot ga s 90
foi futures and go los fo- e.e,tfoy .ic SPOT ia
,,snd.fd spot E.C2. and futuns fiCi lis. with
So, n i55 tons spot ard $50 tDfs futures sd.
,pot tgl Is and spe'teT spot III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

Reactionsry tendencies prevailed in
the market on the Consolidated Ex-
change. Anaconda. however, touched
a high Of STA. Mexican Petroleum
and California Petroleum were both
strong for a time, but ended reaction
airy. Crucible Steel did not get below
rs Alls-Chalmers broke to 36$+.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
Etna Explosives Sells Stock.

The Etna Explosive Company mas
sold TO a banking syndicate. headed ny
Dominick & Dominick, S2,OOO'OoI OF Us
Z per cent cumulative preferred stoch'
which has been held IN the treasury:
1t is believed that pubic oHeFihg oi
the stock will made later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06

whatever else the Presidents speech
-,..,-s4,ess was, 80 was not, eX-
o. b. e5t.c.7aton. q bullish influence
eef, nav stocks. Traders searched
2" r. - ~ End in 10 anything like n
n. Sc. here would be work for the
munitions factories until iong aver
ne European war was ended; On me
5sv American Car and Foundry lost
,oi,.s American Locomotive / =, Allis-
ts,-rers ga. American Steel Foun-
r. 81 Baldwin Locomotive 2l7,
p..lrebem steel 3. Crucible Steel .,
prcssed steel Car 3, and so on, through
A lnnr list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06

security for advances in New York. II
il is true that credits obtained by Brit
ish bankers here can be extended at
will. the chief objection made by Sir
Edward Holden, that by borrowing
here in dollars the London institutions
assumed the risk Of exchange, has been
removed. II London does not have 10
pay its debts to New York until after
the war. exchange will be then at
level where the settlement Of them will
be EASY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06

special Liverpool eab.es--Syof cotton. 500 ~
mani. .als. Il wv ba-rs. sl'-lIiaial ana e-.o0,
iOyO. AmsdcLa. 40. 09O. imgortS. -s.yJ0. American
A. 600 Glildll.lg uy.And e5!d. future o.--i gl.s,
.I.as upu l0ser. cl,-s4 s-ea4Js 4O1z u !
r1ia,s b. .lrr. January strIarJ. o.h-zI, Mama
~ MI Ayri4- Nay J.fsl. JUS -Ausla- p.t 81
Oe,obsr November. eNi,i. ALa-neairi-l ain' Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of Various
Corporations.

The Income report OF the Aurora,
Elgln q Chicago Railroad Company
shows a decline OF about 8 per cent In
gross revenues for September. when
compared with last years earnings for
the same month, and OF nearly 10 per
cent in net. Total operating revenues
amounted 70 $l68,334 In gross. operat-
ing expenses were reduced from sll9,-
$50 Ia 1914 20 tlll,06l. leaving net
earnings OF s57,272. The balance after
interest charges. taxes and reserves Tor
dep~eriation and amortization Was
,li.952. compared with sl9,s66 In the
year preceding.
Utah Securities Corporation.
Tenders will be received by the Utah
Securities Corporation through the
Guaranty Trust Company until Novsm-
her 10 to absorb as many OF Us ten
year per cent notes As may be pur-
chased with 100000. which 10 nov
available for this purpose. Proessds
for the retirement OF these notes were
obtained recently By the sale OF LOW.
600 first mortgage B per cent tonds OF
the Utah Power and Light Company
controlled by the Utah Securities Cor
poration. The company also recently
purchased $57s.000 Of these notes f?r
retirement at an average price Oh Don
and interest
Columbus Railway. Power q Light
Gross operating revenues Of the Co
lumbus Railway, Power & Light Com
pany for September, amounting 70
$266,s35, made an increase OF sloSlo
over those Of that month q year ago,
net earnings after expenses and taxes
were increased ss,4l2. TO sii2,oo2, and
.lrplus for the month totalled s7l ,s62,
gain OF s3,45l. The twelve months
statement up TO September 30 shows
only a slight expansion in gross In
come. which amounted to S3,0e6, COS,
while surplus earnings Cor the year In
creased Si2S, s29, to !776,ils. The bal.
ance after dividends on the preferred
stock totalled S4s9 ,s9s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
Change in the Rock Island.

'psssing the buck" is a game with
Which Wall Street is so familiar that
The financial community was only mild
ly Interested Yesterday in learning that
" L Anster had been elected chair
man Of the Rock Islands executive
COMMITTEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
Railroad Earnings.

The following comparative raiIrosu
renorts for September have been mHue
public: .o,., ,,
Nor,oik A wsstsrn-Gross ~ Issess,' ,,c,.sse
sssCsf6. net after t"s
''y 1es,', RIO Crande-Gross !lHsss. "a
crease sis5 So. ne, alter taxes sLo0'''"' -
Tssg.r A Aroo~ioos-Gross f2ts. sS9 osofe->s
40 0e7 Dei 81 100. decre@S .l1Ss ,ss s.,,,.,
Iud.on a MEnhGitsn-GTo~. tse3iss
al, nst sitor tSIss &2ss.eai. decrease t4.iiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
RIsk Of Exchange Removed.

nysin there are dispatches from
seon telling Of plans for the mobili-
~ OF American securities. A fort
~. ago the positive statement was
-. there that the British govern
- lad been buying Canadian Pa
:. Ma other securities with an Amer
4, market, 20 be used as collateral
.'ans here. Now, II IL ssid, the
n y stock banks are preparing lists
a.. nseif clients holdings Of "Ameri-
49,. me Implication being that the
uss will be either borrowed or
va BY tho banks TO DO used SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06

Co.toufecd Of modttafeT active Tut Tey
unsettled. with nervous yuco changes. farJ g. 'hf
Cty prices Wcro arnc-. srl quite active tl}ils p
leading h0uS-s bat While ahurs covered noisf-
afe.y he demand RON this soIrtc sls at pas
t.cu ary urgent and when se.lils o.dc.s sgYca-fd.
which we're thought 10 De Ggslla Increased oi.er-
i.ss OF crude o.. he marEcl eescd % All a. ils
cl0ro Of The day T14ues were leo pCilts .l4Ow the
naEl u IhgTsd1y Rance VI lnCes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
S3.25O.O0O Gold Arrives.

A total Of s3,25o.00O In British SOW
ereigns, received on the Cameronia By
the Guaranty Trust Company, was de-
posted at the Assay 0fhce yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06

Sugar future. were more active and prices "cfc
inner CLOSING a. 20s p1ilts net highcf. I@a
taes we're g. 100 tons The near psilois sHo~
he greatest strength OWNS % covering PROMPTED
Is sf-ergfh ST. he snJi position. Vierc lt was
thought thar reeneIs wee short o. supp irs ana Ni.
lis 10 pas hi;her rieE TO- prompt deiYcy. 20
frner tone az attracted little more outside IT,
t2rest Relse Of prices 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
California Orange Crop Short

Sacramento, Cal, Nov. 6.-Ths Cab
fornia orange CROP will be from 20 -
30 per cent below normal this year, ae-
eording to the State Horticultural Con-.
missioner. Big crops Of lemons, olives
and grapefruit are indicated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
Will Retire Ray Consol. Notes.

The Ray Consolidated Copper Com
pany will call for retirement on Deesm-
Der 81 its s2.3s0,000 ten-year 9 Per
cent convertible bonds. The bonds are
callabls at ITO on any interest data.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
u. S. Treasury Nnancea

w..h,arou. No, s--rss soeaiiloo q ths IT,
So. Tr.s.ar, to-dsy va Net BALANCE 9. a.
TA fund t!' .'s ,0'. n, ," 80, H. -
total eYmsa,a si's s 49, ~ sssisi 4 ID
~ y.S. .elsa" z SsAA.A ~ "a 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06

The -four market was firm tho spo: owing %
continued small arrivals ard there seemed 10 te a
lNts more inquiry regarding forward shipments
with some bids very close 20 working basis Tie
following prices 81 wood are quoted on TIE New
go,s r s c Es9sanys pI?s P S,eis a.
S55,8t5,o. winter strAGls. $5.3:Q s. s.. ezra
so ] winters, Si.85g$iS0. extra No wir,s.s.
spring patents j0b5ing lots. sG55SS615. BUCK
WHEAT ILOUk-Market quiet. $-.I5St2 $ PER
100 lh RYE FLOUR nm fair 20 g1Td. s. f14
s5.75: choices 20 fancy s. SosSje5 CuKNHLAL
steady kin dned. sst5 BAG MEAL steady hae
While All yellow s. c5. coarse 8 as IEEp-
Ci,y steady. bran. tu.k. So. lo1-.b sacEs. S.3;
heavy middiIgs do. s.. fuur uildliuCs DO. $50.
red dog -four. Hob sacks. S.. o. Western Quet !;
bran. lC1-.b ss.fs So IS. standard m ID iugs do.
S22 IS. -four miIJ.ilEs DO. SO 90. red dos Hour.
l4O-i5 sacks. s. 30. Oipetl. $3.50 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York November S. 1914
BUTTER.

R.osip,, to-day. $3.50 PACKAGE Creamery en-
,,,s TX seoreJ 2ss 85ec higher scoring son 2
&c nrst. 2ih 3.9e. seconds. 254?,c. thirds. ~
G.sAe s's's d.ig nns''i y, TO- "a. god 70
III III s,tiss' "a. @.5o. eru. 70 -.ei Lover
srsde. 2!MZsc; imitation crf-m6ry. fsts. . z1loi
eGiss current make nrss. y q..bc. secor Is.
.I4aiDc: lover grades. leh 8-vtc. pscils
toI In- mako me. Il B2lnc. current maze
ans, 2ic. No J. 2o},e. lover grades ls4.oe.
CHEESE.
p.,,ip,s 2sie bo1as including ] 80 boxes IN
,,.r.tt for rIpo-t stale. whole milk. held. fats
.,ecisis lsL di6o. average fancy l5i. l5he tlesA
nssdtsys lsn alsac. daisies, sleclas. lti. s
isi.r' Al stglss undsfgrAdos. ~. "a -. Nsco sll
-. rniik fresh daisies. ltalo'.c. twins ltl7 q
psSc. Young Americas. l6lslsnc. stAto. t-.ns
ii ~. .,niee' Re: iAlf 70 good. lesNEc
EGGS.
p...,,.. today. Loss cisos. including sIs cases
q, t,,s,it Tor export The muAei Is fheAl
o1i.t Fr-sh gathered, stir. nns ~ aoien. sf5
L.. ertrA Grsts S693se; nrsis .. 9s2o ss,ell''
a. s6c. thlrd. and poorer. 4s9. Hruss. 20
.HyStisc' No hni poorer lsa..c. ehccks
. 1doe d. 9l412c; culs 40 ilief!e. u
800. r,sffgersfor. fgc ial mafEs fa1cyt .3Ns
~ rr..,s id.5c; scco4d', -t9-.fse taifs or
-. isRtsi,c. dirtics j. &c. state, frAp
po1ei' @-.,iy hsnnsry white IRE o. falp. = Z
a.. or,i,rsry 20 cool a. q ''c. sIt.t',l 49, > or
h., a.. .sIl5c. Nrslom. s4ilrfoi "-ts -
~ 80 80 Penney lfaiis and trAltl isAtei5
49,. si.a.sc. gaih.rvi brown Ani mic eo.os
Saa.0c. nearly fsfn.cftiof ~il'ss' w
NAY AND STRAW.
IN. make, has a I'm ions p. =. .,S,nSsS -,
,..i1,tv h.y With an cspec!aly 800 -. a
.a,o ,sediufn tdss sfsil.tIe rlln-, l.-.s " I'm
la L0s sTsl s4se e-ssiiAs 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06

TIC local market for SPOT clt'cn vas quiet Ant 10
points higher a. II sac Tor miillhs w -Ai' eeA'
cred on contract. 100 baes.
Reosiyts A. tie por.s sud iate-ior points TO-DAY
,aa .us The week comDarr4 witi4 thq tfila ut .a-.
geek and u his weoA last yess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. SCTcmbor 3. 1915.
BEEVes.


BEEVGs.
receipts. Ii.l head: ~ cars sale. Steers
sl1w ans barely steady. VIA the erc'l''on o. choice
heavy uti.a were selling ~ 70 ful Weinesday 9
Ir res bulls on m'toI rece - 1efe trife hrrn ;
c.ys dob. r. barely sus s'nel Awres. Common
q. choice steers sod a. $500 $40 yer 100 10;
FuIls o. g. t5.7f. Ohio do ~ s. cows at
s. fa o. s. 50. J extra s. 80 Dressed beef slow al
i-glii4- for city l-es,el native sides.
CALVES.
Rece!p,s f0s bead 3ss head on sale Yeals
rers active ami zoe higher. yasS,rs hrmer. with
. tar- holding for adysnc, over las' quotations.
C1lman JOE choice vais sold a. sSasl3 80 -,
700 n. cu'ls a. $50. Eel AMI miJet calves ~
s. 15mf7. 90. ycarugs ~ SSS. City dressed
,sa's Arm. al l4e I,i2c. county dressed. al l4is
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 5S43 had. . car. on sale. Sheep ful
steady lambs % higher Common 10 fairly soof
shes9 sold A. s. 2'4s $50 per 100 lb eull'. sS5o;
med am to prime .&mDs. A. SS.739ts 20. Dressed
O. it'o1 s.esdy. dressed lambs n1n. al l2Gisc with
hog dressed selling a. &c. county dressed hot
house lambs. a. s. per carcass.
HOGS.
Re,c.p;s 20s3 head. vsfy Few IN sale. Asrso
decidedly lower Coca -JU 70 state hogs cod AZ
s. As psr 100 10. Country dressed hogs steady. at
100 l2nc. roasting piss a. IsSI6a.
ny Telegraph 20 The Tribunel
Louisville Noy SHEET aid LAMBS-Rs
ca.pts o.. market quiet sni rith nnly light sup
py on sale prices ruled steady. Choice lambs. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06

Iouisvilio' Nov 5-sHEEP AID LAMBs-Rs-
ca.pts. o. market Quiet. an With nnly hsst sup,,
Ply on sale prices ruled steady. Choice lambs. ~
use butcher lambs. 5asisc: eulls. ss5c; best FAT
sheep "a Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-06
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Is Irregular and
Lower at ClOSe-COrn
Market Firm.
New YorN November =. 1915.
WHEAT.

Whe'i IVES active and prloe change. were more or
IS Irregular and soueThst 'srrrih A. The 'u'-
90 th-ro was moderate deriHs owing 20 urrr-
N'n've cables and report Tia Russia hsd opsnei
q, was about 70 open neF Dor. To- fis north.
,,nierty al visier. shsr,, wsrs ,t,S. S1y., n
The dee Inc. however. aud prices adssnced SHARPLY.
WIN The beosubef po'itio1 in Chicago Al tine
se-lns a pemium q sc over NAY
d, 10, M,t,niPss msrsst Sr sirsns WITH repor,.
to a00s 900 bushr 'or ne DAY OF this amour,
7+S0 600 we're fr New Yots. witch VA .s.d 70
BE- rccord ons sy's shipment ron any pori-
Hoyemsrt {, srpc,ted 70 Zee? up oviis to isrs,
country stocks and the fact bat ths leading rsi-
Gao furnish cars.
Late y the day u. market dsv,;opsd 81 eater
were 1c net lower
Z. 2. GOAL cash marked No dyrun vn quoted
8 %. and No j Northern Manitoba sII3 Z
Blrs Export sales Tor re isy were estimated
CORN
Corn showed vrry steady undorton. throoshou,
ne Day. AID while P'cs' o,' ptft o. ne atyanoe
were &c to .o ret higher In the icc. essh 'tl s,
- No yellow corn Wa quoted q 76Ec. pro1ng:
shipment
Oats we're moderately sctiv. and after moving
for the day Receipts larger al interior points
quoted al AZ csc. No white. 405s qiic: ord
hary TO fancy clpped ioitgi'4e. all elevator
RYE.
Market steady No q Western. 81 0s oifNY
NEW YORK PRICES.
Yes'rr-
D, %nSs5. open h'sh Low iiai'fa lfs.L
siAy ....... llis llia.
CHICAGO PRICES.
Ysstcr-
Wheati Open. High Low. Close. dsy
December 80. 05 TO- l0i% lOiz 05r
MAY ........ los LOGS los iojb LeJh
Com
December 90. cox COX ss1 e0K .saTg
Nay ........ SIX .e2iI .6lh .elh 81.
December .. % spY So. .ssE .sss
May ........ .ss', .59's 1914 .5sh .s9il
FLOUR AND MEAL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-21
WAGES DECLINE
IN LAST 8 YEARS
RECORDS SHOW
~ gibson GARDNER

WASHINGTON. April a. Work.
lngmen In the United States are
considerably worse Off nov than
they were n few years ago.
The real wages OF Zoo. 600
workers declined steadily from 1907
TO 1913. according TO the bureau Of
labor statistics
According TO the first tabulation
of real wages" ever made by this
bureau, and now being shown By
means OF a graphic electric chart
at the Panama Pacific exposition.
the bureau concludes that whore a
dollar In 1907 would buy i2t food
units. In 1910 II would buy only i07.
and In 1918 only 100.
This startling decrease IN the pur.
chasing power of the dollar was nc.
companied by n slight decrease in
hours OF labor. and a someW hat
more marked increase IN rate OF
wages.
Hut the rise In food prices wiped
out these advantages. and left the
lahorer considerably worse off In
1918 than he was In 1907 with
the same tendencies AT work. II Is
evident that he is stlli worse of
nov than he was in 1918
These conclusions are based on
all the wage reports issued hy the
bureau OF labor statistics. and GOV.
or both the general wage and the
union wage scales.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-21

when started taking Sargoi my
weight was only las pounds" writes
~ - hruniuEer Now mY weight
Is 80 pounds and am the picture oi
hes lth and stronger than I ever was
before You may use my letter. Tor
! am sure a. Viii help somebody in
the same shape I was Would not
takr 500 for tho good q has don.
me When I commenced tahinE
sarEoi weighed tte pounds hav.
weigh 40 pounds writes Miss Tliiie
Davis. 3 gained pounds In 10
days. states W r. ThHckcry
And 80 90 goes Some folks take
little stock IN Testimonials because
fheY say people are apt 90 take treat
lnent for some disease and Just
Imagine they feel better but SAF.
goi IL not treatment for any dts.
ease u simply puts firm. healthy
Htaf there TAT and muscular tissue
on men and women Who are thin
rundown ani uudsfwrtEht There 70
no susHH work NO imagination
about a. These people weigh Thorn.
selves before they begin They welsh
themselves each week thereafter. aftd
the sestss tsu ths ssaFF Nunarral
upon hundreds 30 Snrzoi users are
constantly reporting Increases On
weight ranging All the way from ton
Go forty pounds
HNH - NHHA ~ AHNH HANNNN MNN'Nl
you eat az meals II mixes win
your food and turns All en-. fats
sugars. ntarchrs and oils % yuuf
food into rich. ripe. flesh .producfns
uouTfsnmnnt for the tissues and
blood n you are undsrwrlEht a ID
certain that the greater portion OF
he fat-prcduclnE material w your
food IL Eoing through your body az
waste. You cat and eat but Ect No
benefit Sargoi stops this wRstofut
dangerous leakage - fats and the
result - quickly noted as the hol.
lows ~ tho body fil out with
healthy flesh
You riak no loss IN taking Sargol
as leading druggists evsryw hers
sell u with positive guarantee Of
Increased weight a. contained IN
every package
Absolutely harmless Costs iitiis
u - succeeds and nothing ~ n fails
~ you are ten pounds or more under.
weight you owe II 20 yourself 90 try
H.
sold In Seattle and vicinity hy nar.
tell pruE Co. swiff'a Pharmacy and
other leading druggists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-21
The Real Cause of
Most Bad Complexions

II r. a stern fact that no truly
beautiful complexion ever came out
Of Jars or bottles; the longer one
uses cosmetics the worse the com
yleHion becomes. Skin, 10 be healthy
must breathe. II also must expet,
through the pores. its share Of the
Body's effete material. Creams and
powders clog the pores. Interfering
both with elimination and breath
Ing. n more women Understood this.
there would be fewer self-ruined
compiexiOns. n they would use or
binary mercolized wax instead 81
cosmetics. they would have natural.
healthy compilations. This remark .
a bile substance actually absorbs q
had skin. also unclogKlnR the pores.
Result The fresher, younger under
skin IL permitted 10 breathe and TO
show itself An exquisite new com %
plexion gradually peeps out. one
free from any appearance 81 nrti-
ficiaiity. Get an ounce Of mcrco-
lized wax At your druRgist's and try
g. Apply nightly like cold cream.
for week or 80. washing ~ or
mornings
10 eradicate wrinkles. here's h
fnarvei0ualy effective treatment
which also acts naturally and harm
Iepslys Dissolve ! %. powdered saxo-
lite In a pt witch hazel and use as
q wash observation-disclosures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-21
GIRL JOYRIDERS
SHOT IN BACK BY
IRATE RANCHER

TACOMA, April 2t.-Enrag.
ed because, II 10 claimed, Joy
riders bombarded his ranch
house with empty beer oottlea,
a raneher on the puyallup road,
whose name has not been
learned. emptied the contents
Of his shotgun at an automobile
load OF loyriders, with the re-
suit that two 1irls and one man
are In a Tacoma hospital being
treated for buekshot wounds.
The girls, Evelyn Thorn and
Grace Arnold. OF Puyallup,
were struck ln the back BY the
shot. but are not believed 20 be
seriously wounded.
J. NJ. Smith, another member
Of the party, was shot In the
leg.
The shooting occurred about
: o'clock this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-21
MRS. READ OFFERED
IMPORTANT PLACE

Mrs. J. A. Read ~ Seattle, a
prominent educator, las received a
flattering nlie- tH take up cduen'
tional work among employees OF tho
Wanamaker stores In the E1st
Mrs. Read has made 30 reply as
yet
For the past year. Mrs, Read has
given her ser, ices free tn the seat
tie school system In aiding chill
dren TO continue their education,
although fofcei 20 GO 70 work.
Plans for morn extensive work OF
this kind are now being considered
BY the board
The WanemRker stores In Phlla.
delphia lul New York and Paris
have extensive educational ayH
tens for the employee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-21
COMMISSIONERS
YIELD POINT IN
SHERIFF FIGHT

Sheriff Hodge has driven the
county commissioners into a cor.
ner and forced them to concur. In
part, with hiA recommendations "a
20 increasing the force in HIS office
aud raising tho salary OF those al
ready employed.
For n month the sheriff has been
scrapplng. tooth and nail. with tho
commission. lie demanded salary
increases. which were denled. They
put him down. but he didn't stay
put
The result Is that the aheriff's
force has been Increased TO ~ men.
three more than formerly, and 500
n month allowed for their com.
pensation. Salaries OF guards at
the stockade have been raised from
SIS TO 800 n month. but the
guards must furnish their own
board
No action Was taken regarding
the sheriff's recommendation for a
raise In salary for Jail Physician
Stone.