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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31


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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
Raymond SWobodo, an Al
legged American, Under
Arrest in Paris.
ABOARD LA TOURAlNE
Charged With Task of Blowing
Vessel Early in March
Looks Like Strong Case.

Washington, o. c., March 3f.-
Raymond Swobodo made appiica-
tion for an American passport In
New York, Feb. 20. He gave his
residence as San Francisco.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

SewPrrt Scvs. Va. MARI =f-con-
nana~s Thicriehssrs plans 10 begin
eaaiinE the German raider PT.GE E'tei
late tc1a..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

The Argus maintains a
special messenger al its
office until : p. IN. for the
express purpose OF deliver
ing a paper TO any sub
scribcr who failed To re-
ceive his copy from the
regular carrier. Therefore
please file your complaint
before : p. M
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31
Austrians Lose 1900 in
One Day IN lyutta
Valley.
1000 FALL IN AN HOUR
Geneva Declares Cars Troops
Marching Through North
eastern Hungary.

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Hr1 ssre lr asinF Isles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-31

Associated Press
Exclusive Wire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07

Social Betterment." saying that women
havo so far not been responsible for
tho cIty's arrangement, but they arc
anxious for that responsibility. and In
tend TO take 1t upon themselves. wheth-
er they are given tho vote to help them
or not.
Miss Lucy Coleman told OF kinder
garten work in Richmond. and showed
how it was the first step In civic i'm
provemcnt
Mrs. Hooker. asked to speak on what
the mothers could do, announced that
she did not think they could do much
until they got tho vote. inasmucI, as in
six States of the Union mothers do not
even own their own children in the
eyes OF the law.
Mrs. Flanagan talked about tho
Juvenile Court. and put in n special
plea for Fairgrounds, and Miss Nora
Houston pointed out that woman's tai
ents in the home would make her a
good municipal housckeeper.
Miss Adele Clarke was chairman OF
the afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07
seaboard. and the buyers Of that grain v.r

seaboard. and the buyers Of that grain were
bidding for additional amounts on the
break to-day. These large transactions In
cash wheat. together with the confirmation
of the claims made on Wednesday, of chinch
bugs having caused damage IN Northwest
ern Missouri. not only drove many of the
shorts to cover late to-day, but II also
developed Il demand from investors ns we'll
the losses in the wheat market to-day
ranged from isc to &c. Resting spots showed
reactions from the lowest levels of &c to
nc. These later advances were caused by
the early sellers changing about and at
least partially cvening-up their positions
There was no change In the wheat mar
ket at Liverpool and Paris to-day. The
news from Argentina Was quite builish as
wheat. with the cash transactions limited
only to the amount OF wheat available as
well AZ the tonnage TO be obtained. AS
partial offset 20 the Argentine news. "a
cable from India reported shipments as
likely 10 increase as soon as arrangements
have been made for additional tonnage in
that country. The Russian government IL
reported as buyinE wheat recently. he
sales here were small 1T only 1920 bushels
Losses wcrc shown o: nc to sc In corn
and isc to &C IL. oats. Both OF these mar
kets were unsettled and irregular. yet prico
changes were at no time heavy. Cash trans
actions here to-day were 2o5 0rD bushels or
corn $500 bushels for export. and OF
the oats 10000 bushels sold from
Manitoba.
Tho weakness in the hog market induced
this selling carried pork and ribs down
with il. During tho last halfhour of the
session there WAS an increased demand for
pork and September ribs, which caused
reaction and advarce at the close. Cash
lard was dull. while cash meats were fairly
active.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07

STAUNTON. VA, May G--Thc largest
convention ever held by the Shcnnn-
doah Valley Dental Association has
come to Il close here after elccting
officers. DIR. w. r. Fahrney. of Tim
bervillc. was elected president; .. Van
Duscn. Of Front Royal. first vice prcsi =
dent: G. H. Greene. of Lexington. sec
ond vice president: 6. r.. Nichols. Of
liarrisonhur@. corresponding secretary
j.. w. Mcclure, of Lexington, treas
urcr. Executive committee, w. II.
Wunder, of Woodstock: q. y. Sprinkcl,
of stanton. and Il. r. Mathis, of Siras-
burg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07

NEW YORK Nl.y a. : f,ir'l,rr a.cli,o .
wgs tolowsa by ral Of '' apr %S ma nGy
Sli) Iar r.1a. ANA vital. the 1iynrr" y,ns
not ;uily waiu'ainei with the close barely
STEADY. iu-' prices sun showed net gains Of
from IN 20 =. points.
oNernieht selling orders and thu very
cause III, maRc 70 op,n q; a decline ~
u u ri pn.ut, uu the ola crop ana OF T.,
housfs were he'vy sellers a. this decline
nio h,i me-, ne l-iisl!sh break and thor"
wa az" '-i' 49,. scattering igHidttion from
oou'i."i- D.. ''.' "''''i J.. sources A:ound 951c
10. '-iy .'a -, '"f prl"h"r contracts
.here vs. f.'' h''hF hu.ing. however
an" i5Ter .'H l",Hlen lhot' was also
Ion. i'I"h. "'H."i2 "tfinHi"' 10 spin
MT ~ 'It, IFE.i lr'H" H"nses
anu li''S ,""".h"H WIN Inc un!aroratie
49, Mtr.@, ~. '"!..is' s'iStG I" encourage
i iatH . 10Y "tFI tSs4'' t'lhhha from local
pe e,Si IL ~ 49, '"".i 70 j points
Iet '1is",' '""NH ii.L!.'' Ih@ advance
80 - w. .'"',.r Hil silEnt rea'-
uoms -",i0M't Pllls tnHl nina mad re
GeirS I N '"!'"i 49, MIN" nm hut the
mn -, GTfG''i't. t.h'Wto hTihness dur
tee h...,.t -, .''' .'"'t "t reports
Wt,,h ,',iiy. ij.r,G. iii,. '""'''!'' no
w, ,i,,, ''.'h !" - POINTS
Ia,,.m s2.'',io' ~ wa" ".1,. 'a'seh to
haei IN ,h, it.ia Train. h'''''S nor" the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07
IAN UPWARD TENDENCY
DEVELOPED BY PRICES
After Firm Opening, There Is Com
siderable lrrcgulnrity, With Pres
sure in Certain Stocks.
SHARP UrTURN IN STEEL
Dealings Then Fall Into Hands of
Professional Traders. With Nat
ural Slrinllagc in Volume of
Business.
BY RRO\pAN WALL.

NL'\N T-T..y
un .,rv,,,, ,.ndo,o, ., 49, S.oc,, Tvc,,,,,ro
u" "p"arn 'ehdchcF on INC STOCK HNch"hte
,".'nE, "h,rh became more Pron'"nISd as
'hsfe was considerable iTTofH'"riN' with
Ing and ,rolor,,c .c,,,,r ~ INC ir,cru,,.
,ior,i ,.s,,o. 60. .,,a., sa"oIono,,
strength ana a shnrp upturn was given
TO the s,csI stocLs po,Ii,,rs ,ncn ,cI mo
W. n%mns Gt me pToisSSI'onal irauers Win
nos. S"rlnkSE@ ~ m No,nihe o; "HSi
Tor .i.pt ~ ,,i.i,.,',, ~, w -" ~,
81 ''E!,. -u"H' H'HH'",l"i IRON. IHPa" I"
h,yinr ~, ,,,,,,f r,,,- ~ .I,n so,ri,,..
am an, mere MAS II teHii@S at INC close lhhl
stretb "iI n,S'Sc SnSimug TO G,H
may i@ye,,,, '''
le.,s ON s.ili,s vrirG ,rnS,bIV cnIne from
Gcrnany. Whcn this pressure ceased the
Wcstii'E loUse retained its lead the
most "'tNc oi The "ar indnstrials. and 1t
III I'LL e, , ~ ii,.' ,,,.
sn,,'i' VS. ~ ia" van eel INC '"pncr stocks
na,n, "" I'm IN 81 mea' ny +.
dirsc;.,,s moi Ic,i.ad ~ i,.',.',. ~, a.,
diviGeuI 30, la the coming meeting. all
though a. r,nnrtlI tnal NE a,iup,ny >.
ehiuIar s. e share 10 now paws So
B"th vhcm .tccI shot across the face OF
! .he ma ~ us, = comet TiSins t" within
irae non o. !'' anu seorins gain % ~
p",ur. "oSTl nj tn'eS we're among me
erigs IRON, 10 noinis and S;cunr,i NJ
tors s. While Studcbakcr again crossed =
International Motors on the curb were I'm
dcnanu II advancing prices There is
some ;HIE o: carrying these shares the
Sl"'" itNchHnSo. IL !, Only few months
-" 49, 'HaNNs' MoSoiS HnN WHY'S
r,n, 80 80, ~ I."'' Hsutes man cur
t 1vr,t ia aH",1.ions "e'-' graduated from INC
oItaiue H."f >'l.
The same ;r,,ro rrcnuc,,iy 49, r't ts unou'
They were All stronr TO-DAY Unu S,"on.
has been waiting impatieniiv for 6o,,iIs
OF tho - 0Jj rnr orders which Russi' 81 ,S
said 10 h,I q Dl1Cr1 80
some Ui Tho low-pr.ced issues have AN arr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07
WOMEN SHOW INTEREST
IN C|TY-PLANN|NC IDEA
Mrs. John G. Latlrop Speaks ut
Equal Suffrage League
Headquarters.
TO BAR PROPOSED HOSPITAL
Speaker Says City-Planning Commits
sion Would Not Allow Institution
for Nervous People in High-Grade
Residential District.

Every movement toward civic i'm
provement has been an attempt to
make less painful the contrast between
the fields whcrc the beasts live and
the streets where the men live"
This statement was made yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. John T.. Lathrop.
wife of the city planning expert, in tho
course of very interesting talk be-
fore the Equal Suffrage League ut the
league rooms on Second Street Mrs.
Lathrop's subject was "Woman's In
tcrest in City Planning" and she dis
cusscd the subject from every possible
standpoint. comparing Richmond with
other cities and showing where inn
provcment WAS possible.
IF you had Il city planning commits
sion here" she said. lit would not allow
Il hospital for nervous people or insane
patients TO be built in the center of
an extremely good residential district.
IL is bad for the patients. bad for the
ncighbors. and tends to lower the value
Of the surrounding property"
INTERESTING, ACCOUNT
or STREET CLEANING METHODS
Mrs. Lathrop's treatment of the city
cleaning was particularly interesting.
I'm WurzburI, a city in Bavaria,
they have the most up-to date system
possible. The trash is collected in COW
cred wagons. and Is at no time exposed
TO the air The incinerating plant is
so managed that the power obtained
from burning the refuse runs a large
electric plant, and the by-products arc
used In the manufacture OF street paw
ing. Thus the city is not only at no
expense In running this elaborate
plant. but actually makes money by it,"
The speaker cited Paris as an exam
pie OF beautiful city and told what
Paris had gained thereby.
Napoleon L." she said. began the
work OF rebuilding Paris. and Napoleon
i'll carried 1t on.
"lic spent S265, 100000 in the work,
and more is being spent all the time.
on the other hand. Americans alono
bring to Paris and spend there every
year $4,000. 900, largely because Paris
is so beautiful"
BUILDING OF FAIRGROUNDS HAS
REDUCED JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
Mrs. Lathrop particularly emphasized
the necessity for Fairgrounds. "In one
city" she said. the building Of n play
ground has decreased the Juvenile de-
linQucncy 80 per cent In two years"
Mrs. Kate Langley Bosher spoke next
on The Way Woman May Work for
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NEW YORK. May e.-Raw sugar. unsettled:
centrifugal, ;.,etii.7I molasses sugar. S.?9ip
800; refined. steady. Butter. steady. Cheese.
steadier. Spot coffee. quiet: Rio IS. &c;
santos AZ, iotsc.
weakened by Southern selling, lower crude
and lack of support from refiners. but near
finally ) to points net lower. Sentiment
was rather bearish. owing TO the recent
heavy tenders. Sales, 1880 barrels. Tho
martet closed stendy. Spot. C.i3 bid; May.
G.t596. June. 6.5786.G2: July. s.ld6;7e; Au-
gust. G.sIT6S9: September. 6.9I66,9a: October.
7.oII7.n3 November, 6.,T16,45 December.
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BIG IMPORTING COUNTRIES
SHOW MORE CONSERVATISM

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
CHICAGO. May G.-lmporting countries
while purchasing wheat in Eoodly amounts
from day To day, are showing more con-
Servatism than time since the con
fict abroad started They refuse to
enter the market under any other condi-
lions than when the situation favors them
ON the price break today. foreigners ah-
sorbcd i.Uro.GA bushels more. largely
Manitoba. Late Wednesday cargo OF Chi
cGEo No. {. hard winter taken at tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07

Especial To The Times Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, May e.
j. w. Page and Miss Gertrude Harris.
OF Cismont. this county. were married
this morning nj the parsonage OF the
High street BAPTIST Church. Rev.
! Henry W. Battle, ID. D., officiating.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

ST
Richmond. Va. Nav t. 1915.
Best steers. az To "a: medium to good. 6%
TO "a: common TO fair. SO to 6ia. best
hcifcrs. to ~; medium to good. 81 10 ti7:
common to fair, ia to So: best cows, ga to
~; medium to good. A.. 10 5'.: common to
fair. So to AZ; best oxen, TO 6ia: common
TO fair. Az To %: best bulls. 81 to o;
medium. ia TO 6n: veals to 9: hes, hogs
"a; light. ca. 10 ~; sows and stays. 10 :;
best sheep. to /: medium to good. to 6;
common 10 fair. to az: spring lambs. .
o
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SUMMER Observation-Disclosures
MAssA META SPRINGS uoTEL.
Rockingham County. virginia.

N0CkI hnm County, virginia..
New brick structure. thoroughly modern.
Public and private baths. hot and cold
water. and electric lights In every room.
Large new swimming pool. ample dressing
rooms and bathing suits Tennis courts
bowling alleys. croquet grounds. good walks
and drivewnys
Tho Massanctta water specific for ma
larlh kidney and stomach trouble Open
June lst Address MASSANETTA SPRINGS
CO.. INC. Box "a. Harr!sonburG. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07
WEDNESDAY, MAY IL, 1915,
at II O'clnci; MON

at IL O'CLOCK noon,
the desirable farm property, known as
BloXton Farm, situated on the Auto
mobile Highway Cor williamsburg
Road, in York County. and about one
and one-half miles from the town OF
Williamsburg. The property comprises
two hundred and forty-onc esd acres.
with an clght-room dwelling house
new dairy barn, corn house and usual
outbuildinE. all III fair condition.
One hundred and thirty-nve l35)
acres of the land is cleared. tho balance
in cordwood. y fine orchard OF three
and one-half G l-2) acres adds to the
attractiveness Of the place. The own
crs OF the property. being nonrcsidents,
have determined to sell. and an oppor-
tunity is offered to get this valuable
property at Il moderate cost.
TERMS: Unusually liberal terms can
be arranged. including a small cash
payment and long time on the residue,
or all cash. at the option OF the pur-
chaser.
For further particulars, address
c. l.. q ii. l.. DENOON,
Richmond Va
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Virginia. bag lot-............... nomIna:
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAKkET.

tHItNGO, May 6.--HoEs weak: built Sc -
mS@!; mixed. $1.i56$7.60; heavy, 81 Sjas;. - :
rough. s6.SaMS.o5: pigs, s5.2jVi6.Sj. Cattle.
weak: native beef steers. s6i4asS.sl; West
Germ steers. s5.,ads7.Go: cows ard hoifers.
s3.orIs$.s,: calves. s6.5OGsa.a5. sheep. weak ;
sheep. s,.6iuSS.5): lambs. SScJ1SWG).
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

,Repcitcd by Rodgers. Hummer 6 Co. Inc,
PET RSRtfiG, VA. May 6.-Span iSh-.
Farmers Stock-markct weaker. Holders
asking 81: cleaners bidding. S)c. Virsnias-
Farmers atock-Markct steady. Fancy jun
no. 3Ac per pound: fancy handpickcd. 3iac
per pound: extra prime. 3i.c yr pound:
Smelling stock. 2i.c to 2asc per FUND.
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NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH, GA. May 6-Turpentine.
shipments. /; casks; stocks. 1887 casks.
RoSin. firm; sales. none: receipts. 2.G.5 bar
rels: shipments, 1911 barrels; stocks. TO-
Csc barrels. Quote: A.. b. 3.c5: C., D.. 80
L.. 80: T.. c.. $50; H.. 361: L., 355T3.IJ /:
X. 3.75Q3.9,; NJ. 80: ". 5.l5; VIZ, 30:
WV, 80.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

o-day owing chiefly to the continued gen
,raiiy excellent outlook for tho domestic
'rop. The close unsettled isc to lc under
asst night, Corn finished safe to i:Tfasc
down: oats, on itNt.c 20 NGSc. and pro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY cOODS

NEW YORK. May Cotton goods
steady and quiet to-day. Mems wear or
dcrs are keeping some Of tho large wooden
mills busy. Dress goods in better call.
Japan raw silks firm. Yarns steady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07
tBy Levy Commission Coz
Richmcnd Va, May s. l9l


Live poultry in good demand: receipts OF
spring chickens Increasing: market fair. EEgI
--Rcccipts heavier. market steady. Butter
Market IN fair condition Live stock In
tair demand. Hides-Market steady at
q,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07
BY G. l.. & II. l.. DENOON,
Real Estate Auctioncers.
Richmond, Va.
SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
OF

FARM NEAR WILLIAMS
BURG. VA, AND LOCATED ON THE
AUTOMOBILE HIGHWAY LEADING
FROM RICHMOND
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07

BY direction of the owners, who arc
determined to sell, we will offer for
sale. at public auction, on the premises,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07
NEW YORK rRoDUCF MARKET.

middling. 400: sales on tho spot. 32c bales;
to arrive none.
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KICHMONn STOCK MARKET

K.rhn'ond, Va MAY g. 1915.
STATE SECURITIES Bid. Asked
Virginia, 2s. OLD {. and H........ Sc
Virginia Centuries ................ IS So.
l,,it. ttp ~ STOCKS
Atlantic Coast Limo. cor,..... 10
Chesapeake and Ohio ~
Norfolk ana Western. conn.,. la
Sea board Air lire MD .......... 30
SeahoarG AIT Line. cum........... II
Southern halfway. pfG........... ~
Southern EailwuV. com ........... IL.
BANK STOCKS.
American National isauk....... - IN
National State and CITY Bank ~
TRUST COMPANIES STOCKS
Old Dominion Trust Co...... n14 w
R!chmond Trust ana saw. co "a
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BUILDING OF FAIRGROUNDS HAS
REDUCED JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
BANK STATEMENTS
BANK STATEMENTS
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL.
The Union Bank of Richmond

LOCATED AT RICHMOND IN THE COUNTY HENRco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07
BY SUTTON 4 co. INC.
Real Estate Agents
16 North Ninth Street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING; DE-
SIGNATED AS No. 1896 JAY ST.

In execution of certain deed of
trust To the undersigned trustee dated
November 3. 1901. OF record in tho
clerks oiilce, HcnriCo Circuit Court,
in H. B. lG:-A. page PSI, default having
been made in a portion of tho debt Sc
cured thereby, and being requested so
TO do by the beneficiary, ! Shall offer
for sale. at public auction. upon tho
promises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY IL. 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-07
EDNESDAY. MAY lo, 1915,
at $40 i. NJ.

the above described property
The house Is a detached frame dwell
ing, containing six rooms, with lot
fronting 81 feet on Jay Street and
running back between parallel lines
1875 feet TO an alley - feet wide There
is, a small frame dwelling on the rear
of this lot, with TWO or three rooms
This property will pay we'll as AN in
Vestment.
Don't fail TO attend this sale, as IL
viii be sold to the highest bidder.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses of sale,
all taxes. If any, to day of sale. and
the sum of sG94.00. with interest fromS
May 3. 1915, the balance upon credit
OF one and two years. with interest
from day of sale, or all cash, at the
option of the purchaser.
G. II. SUTTON,
Trustee.
AS Auctioneers. will say that more
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NEW YORK.. Nny f-Morcantic papcr
$is:S9.. Sterling exchange. firm: sixty-iay
bills H!f'5 FOR cables. 81 ia%: for demand,
Nt?Sj. Bar silver. %. Mexican dollars 2Sii.
Time loans. easy: sixty ana ninety days
2hN2'.; six months, 3'.TS'2. call money.
firm, per cent.
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AUCTION SALES-To-Day
FVALENILNE- AUCTION ~
~ PHONE MADISON 1906 IN
ele EAST BROAD FL

STOCK GROCERIES. FISH. ICE BOX,
CASH REGISTER. SCALES, ETC.
At AUCTION.
We will sell at No. 325 Brook Avenue
TODAY CFRIDAY). MAY !,
at $3.50 +. NJ,
ono large zinc lined Fish Ice Box. Fish
Trays. Counters, Swing Scales, National
Cash Register. small stock Groceries,
such as Canned Tom--oc Corn. Peas
Salmon. Fish Roe. Sardincs, Baking
Powder. Soups, Pineapple. etc. VIII
also sell the uncXpircd lease on the
premises.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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AS Auctioneers, will say that more
liberal terms Will be given IL desired.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
Mechanics and Merchants Bank


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-07-23
Loses Handbag at Depot,

Mrs. E. E. link of Little Rock re-
ports the loss of black handbag,
containing her pocketbook. railroad
ticket, glasses and other articles,
which she left at the Northern Pacific
depot just before the Harbor-bound
train departed Tuesday afternoon.
She did not discover her loss until
after she had boarded the train and
efforts to locate the handbag were
unsuccessful. She asks the finder to
communicate with her.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-07-23
WARDS LAKE

Leland Neese has gone to San
Francisco to take in the fair, stop
ping over en- route in Portland to
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross McNeal of Ia
coma spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Spillman.
Mrs. Plomondon and children Of
Tumwater visited at ]. E. Dolan's
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Milliron are
rejoicing over the arrival of 10
pound boy Tuesday morning.
Miss Eta Talcott spent the week
end with Miss Bessie Friedman.
Mrs. Fannie Schlosser, who has
been quite i'll, is improving.
Mrs. r. w. Murdoch leaves for
California Friday.
Harry Ingham editorial writer on
the Des Moines. Iowa. Register and
Leader, and Mrs. Ingham and their
three sons have been the guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. G. W. 1ngham for the
past week. during which they took
trips to Mt. Rainier and other scenic
places.