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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11
PETER COLLINS IS
ONE OF BEST KNOWN
PLATFORM SPEAKERS
NOTED LECTURER WILL DELIVER
ADDRESS IN PENDLETON
MAY IS.
What's Wrong With the World" is
Title OF Grafton; VIII Conduct
Question Box I'm Connection; Speak
er Comes Under auspices Of Knights
Of Columbus.

Arrangements have been completed
by the Pendleton Council Of the
knights Of Columbus for the Free
Public Lecture (and Question Boz)
b. Peter Collins Of Massachusetts, on
What's Wrong With the World,
which viii be delivered at Oregon
Theater on May 13 Il o'clock.
Mr. Collins lecture is one Of SER
les Of lectures in the nationwide edu-
cational program Of the Supreme
Council Of the Knights of Columbus,
and the message of the lecture is one
in the cause Of God and cO"ntry. OF
civic righteousness and tie general
welfare It is a clecr and logical
treatment Of great problems confront
ing not only the people Of America
but vital to civilization and its ad-
yancement
1t is entirely free from bitterness
and makes for a better understand
ing and a kIndlicr feeling between
every element In n community. The
work that Mr. Collins has been do
Ing for the common good by his lee
tures throughout the country has
been 50 pronounced and the appro-
val of all the people so emphatic that
few comments BY clergymen Of all
denominations. sociologigts, profess
sOrs workingmen and gt"tesmen is
not out of place. for II giveg an idea
of the broad-gauge Of Mr. colllns'
mission and ita seryfce for justice,
good VIII among men, civic progress
and social welfare
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11

$1,000. silence; $500, it's a nuisance;
800. it's an outrage; $50. it's 8
crime; 81. they are robbers In wash
ington; fifty cents, the people will YET
arise against this great injustice and
assert their rights of American free
dom: ten cents, down with the gov
ernment: one cent, unprintable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. May IL
Persons who buy war tax emergency
revenue stamps at the local office are
divided into eight classes. Deputy COL
lector Frank Hammer said today The
classification, showing how much they
buy and what they say, follows:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11
NEWS NOTES OF WESTON
WALIA WALdlA FALKg GUESTS
DURING THE WEEK; OTHER
PERSONALS.

WESTON, Ore. May t0.-Mr. and
Mrs Anson Woods Of WalIa walla
were in the city during the week.
Joe Wurzer has gone to Pendleton
70 receive medical treatment.
Miss Ruth Read entertained the Sc
nior class Of the high school satur-
day evening.
Mrs Minnie walker Of Helix spent
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11
wlmlourne R1-4gns.

LONDON. May O.-wimbourne
lord lieutenant of ireland, resigned
today. AsquIth announced that no
rebels had been executed since Mon
day. He hoped II would be- unneces-
sary TO execute more
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11
FARMERS Of INLAND
EMPIRE TO DISCARD
SACEING OF GRAIN
500 AT MEETING HELD IN SPO
KANE DECIDE To HANDLE
IN BULK.

Latter Method WIN Save 2 IA Gents
Per Bushel; Executive Committee
Makes Report After Investigating
System; WarehOusemen to Provide
Facilities.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11
ATTACKING ARMY IS
LESS THAN HALF Of
ENEMY SAYS BERLIN

PARIS, May 1O.-The German
bombardment northwest Of verdun
had slackened. 1t was officially an.
nounced.
BERLIN, May 11.-(wlreless to
sayyllle "A semi-officlal war state
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-11

iting relatives in Weston during the
week.
Ralph Folsom of Pendleton, was in
the city during the week as the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Rees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12
Rye.-Priees were firm.

Rye.--Prices were firm.
Cosins Day Last
yesterday before yea,
Cash, N. Y, bush .$1.33 s1.32 s.e9Ia
Flour and Meal.-Quotations were:
Closing Day Last
Yesterday before year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

t,,,,mstion.-Th. Municipal Clul Service com
mission hs, ordered a. examination Tor promou'n
10 sergeant o. police -, -. 49,, ,t,,. anil
cation. from all members who are now nist sral'
pst-nir.r Or who will become first grade pair1l
1ns1 ar Or before Nov. J. When date has i-fA
81 gor me menta exsmin alton additional eppu.s
tic- vyiII be received from members becoming LIZ
Ia be,seeu No. and such dae of "a ami atll'l-
r.mporay Lsslsnments.-Sers Joseph burAes
essth' % ( -. squad as chauffeur 10 days ,
" Pa,rolmsn william J. Mason. %. 10 Office chief
,,sns-tor Is DAYS q n. sept. 10; Harry Kent
Itih 10 Office Of the tookseeper A m. sept ~
~ 4 . m oct Z. John r. Mailer. l6oth. N lth
D. duiy in rsided premises; 30 dsls p ~.
Ssns Q Frederick Snyder. l6ith 10 ltFth. duIN H'
rsiisi premises. 50 dsys. Z p, M. sept
10 e - from precincts indicated. a. ciau7fi,'.
, f,v 4 m sept no. John kilgaiou. -.ih o
Tdesrd Muns,srmann Goth. Peter !. Daub %
IL . - from precincts Indicated. ss rhanfe.ir,.
IN d,ys Il. M Sept, n. william n Walsh, az .
u.,,-y 'Dukeshire 1884. Joseph shepherd. lotii .
Jobn O'psy 10th. Daniel Indermark l,5d '2,ebn
Rerssr 977th. Washington T. Hogeman. -iwn VII
IAN Wurash Traf q. Thomas J. ShechY. lrai. J..
Death Ps'rolmsn James Z. QUINN ft'' l0 W
ln,pdrasnt- 80 much ~ Paragraph !. :. o.
,os = s. a. relates 70 the transfer or paiTo.n
f,on, aslst Is amended to read from -iFth. 40.
~, r,rlh . relates n the transfer of pairomcN TO
.slst Is amended 10 read 10 -1sth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12
Sustenance
Cereals

Wheat-Nheat prices moved IN a de-
cidedly irregular manner. There was
strong advance at the opening, followed
By q sharp decline, and this in turn by
a good recovery, which led 70 substan-
tial net gains a. the finish. Offerings
we're small at the outset, while buying
orders were numerous, especially for
tho nearby deliveries This demand
came almost wholly from short sellers,
many Of those who had sold September
contracts in Chicago evidently Just
awakening TO proper realization Of
their preesrious position. There was
nothing in the early news TO suggest
any relief in the extremely congested
cash situation. Reports from interior
stations claimed that little wheat was
forthcoming from the farms, in spite OF
the high prices offered. This intimation
Of continued small primary movement
prompted active buying by large cash
houses, which was responsible 70 some
extent for the buying by shorts. Little
attention was paid TO easier cables, as
II ID generally conceded that we will
have little or nothing for export, and
hence need not worry because Of small
declines IN Europe. Liverpool was de-
pressed by better weather in Great
Britain and France and by larger
worlds shipments, leading TO an add
ton OF $4,000 bushels 20 the floating
bulk. In reference 20 the much talked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12
Current A year
Cotton

Conflicting advices as 70 crop condi-
tions and also as 70 the attitude OF
planters caused a great deal OF irreg-
ularity in the cotton market yesterday.
Prices moved downward at the outset
and at one time losses of from 10 TO
rs points were recorded, but during
the late trading there was a rapid up
turn of roughly 80 points, and at the
end net gains Of l3 TO 80 points were
shown. Early selling was ascribed
partly to the fact that Liverpool was
even weaker than expected, because OF
free hedge selling and larger offerings
of the actual coIamodity at lower
prices. This, coupled with good weather
over much of the belt, and newspaper
reports Of better conditions in Texas
and Oklahoma, led 20 further hqulda-
ton of long accounts in our market,
as we'll as somewhat aggressive selling
by local traders. In addition, there
was more selling of hedges for South
ern account. When prices got below
10 cents for the 1916 deliveries, and
close 10 that point for the later months,
the idea began 20 spread that trade
interests would soon be showing
greater interest on the buying side.
This soon proved 10 be the case, as
large spot houses began buying heavily,
aid to be mainly for spinners' &C
count. This demand was soon aug
mented by a demand from shorts,
which was also quickened in part by
report from the Texas Agricultural De
partment 70 the effect that, according
10 sdvices from 100 towns, the yield
in some Of the big cotton counties
would be less than so pounds 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12

Orduns BID. Liverpool sept ?. TO q. cun'It
IS Co Ltd With 81 frst. II second cabin and =.
Storage passengers. mails and mis,. Bar T. %
m.
vslencis IS. Amer. "a. Malaga - and tsdz %
70 the Companid Trssatlantca with 20 INST %
second cabin and 5sl steerage passengers. ma =
aud mdse Bar a. 80 a M. Twenty sI frst. q
second cabin and 81 steefsgs passengers VIII land
~ Ncg YORK The others are 80 transit for Havana
and Mexico.
n Andre Frl. Matanzss sept and Havana s.
70 Compagnle General. Iransstlnuque. With sugar
in transit for France Bar
Ore.aud lBrl. H45re Aug .. 70 Compssnie Gen
erse TrausatlsuuQue with mdse Bar a. 10 fn.
Carolina Ponce sept 8. MsyagIel 4 and san
Juan o. To- New York and Porto Rico - 60. with
20T passenger mails and mdsc Bar 81
Alicante Span. Barcelona Aug Is. 20 C0upsDi a
TrssAffsutics with udse Bar M
Comus. New orleans sept 3. 70 southern PL.ifc
60. with passenger and mdse quar- : 20 a %.
81 Rio Galveston. 10 southern Pacisc 60 With
u1dse Quar-
cts Of columbus. Savannah. n Ocean IS 90.
with psssef gers aud mdse quar- g. no.
Ben Nevis BIZ Ia Palce Aug 49, 70 Coupagris
CfnersI- TrsnsstIartidu. IN ballast Bsr ~ RI.
Cslsmarcs. Port Limon sept a. cr.stobal sri
Havana 6 70 nuej Iuuf 90. Rith 93 passengers.
malls and tniso Bar 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12

SEPT =
Sstt
Sept 0
cpto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12
PUBLIC NOTICES.

CITY OF NEW YORK.-BOARD OF ESTT-
MATE AND APPORTIONMENT.- Public
notice is hereby given that at meeting OF
the Board OF Estimate and Apportionment.
held July %. 1916, the following petition
was received.
To the Board OF Estima,. and Apportion-
ment OF the City OF New York:
Union Railway Company. OF New York
City a New York corporation. owning and
operating street surface railroad in the
Boroughs Of Manhattan and The Bronx.
City OF New York hereby petitions for a
franchise 10 construct. maintain and opsr-
ate double track extension OF It's existing
railroad I'm the Borough OF Manhattan in
upon, along and over the following described
route:
Beginning AZ and connecting with the
existing tracks Of the Company in Emerson
Street at or near its intersection with Yer
milyea Avenue thence southWesterly in
upon and along Nermilyea Avenue 10 its
intersection with Dyckman Street, thence
westerly in upon and along Dyckman Street
TO the Hudson River.
Ii is proposed 10 operate the said extern
sion by an overhead current OF electricity
similar TO that employed by tho Company
on It's existing lines OF railroad.
UNION RAILWAY COMPANY or NEW
BY EDWARD A. MAHER.
Vice-President.
Attest: SHELTON f. MARTIN.
Secretary.
Corporate SealD
State of New York County Of New York. Sc;
EDWARD 4. MAHER. being duly sworn,
deposes and says that he is tho Nice-Presi-
dent OF Union Railway Company OF New
York city. the petitioner herein. that hs
has read the foregoing petition and knows
the contents thereof and that the same Is
true OF his own knowledge except az to the
matters therein stated 10 be alleged on In
formation and belief and 10 those mat
etrs he believes It 10 be true.
EDWARD 4. MAHER
Sworn TO before me this 10th day OF June.
CHARLES WITzEL Notary Public. Bronx
County New York. Certificate filed In
\. !. co. Bronx Co. No. % Bronx
Reg No 7o,. y. Y. 60. No 81, \ y.
Res. No iOss. Commission Expires
and the following resolutions we're there
upon adopted
Whereas. ths foregoing petition from ,hs
Union Railway Company OF New York City
dated June 10. 1916. was presented 10 ths
Board OF Estimate ana Apportionment at
a meeting held July -, 1916:
Resolved. that In pursuance OF law this
Board sets Friday. the fifteenth day Of Sep.
TENDER. 1916. at 30 o'clock in tho fore
noon and Room 10. I'm the city Hall, Ror-
oggh OF Manhattan. the time aud place
when and where such petition shall bs FIRST
considered. and public hearing be- had
thereon. at which citizens shalt be entitled
TO appear and bs heard: and. be Il further
Resolved. that the Secretary ~ directed
10 cause such petition and these resolution,
to be published for at least fourteen lD
days In two daily newspapers I'm The City
81 New York. TO be designated by the Mayor,
and for at least ten u0) days In the city
Record" Immediately prior to such date OF
public hearing Tho expense " such publ
cation to DO borne by tho petitioner;
JAMES -. NcGANN. Assistant Secretary.
Room 1907. Municipal Building. Tels-
phone 80. $3.50 Worth.
New York. July 81. isls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12
TRANSPACFIC MAILS.

Close a. New 10fs
Japan Corea and China via Seattle
Kamakura Msru Observation-Disclosures sept j
iraba Maru ..-.....-............S sept d
hawaii via san Francisco i--Wihelrnina sept u
san FrSnciscol-Tjikembang ...........'.. sept q
Hawaii. Japan. COres. China and Philip
Msr .......................... Sept II
fslthybius ............'..,... Sept Il
Trsncscoi"Sonoms ...'..'.'....'..ssp Sept
Hawaii. Fin Islands. New Zealand and Aus
Mssura .-....................... Sep, q
sis Nam -. .-........-. sept y
wi. Victoria b CI-Empress OF Russia Sept a
/ $ Transport ...,... -.....-...... e.. Sept q
Tahiti Nsrquesss. Cook Islands New Zea-
land and Australia Via san Francisco
Oct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUs of the World

Ch,lkvdon Orb Hsrseilies Avs -. 70 "
LlseI a 60. with mdsr Bar 80 m. .,.
Miner tNorl. Norfolk sept 10. 10 Bliss Dale'
& -. in bslIs-+. quar- ID
francis Hanif Havana sept . % cuba Diulins
60. With mola.1es. Bar ~ 20 m.
CLEARED
Norden lDs-l Prosreso: kosonis Dan. Hs
rsua. Robert ~ Thompson Harre Rochester. Dou
don. America Utah. SpeEis Agercen tNorl. Genoa
30 Oricufe Galveston. 1Jlcr Norfolk ana NeNpQfi
NeNs. Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport News. CITY
Of Columbus. ssraui 81. Apache. Charleston AM
jacksonville. No1h star Portland. Robert
toFrg, ProvircefoWu. Ne.hss. t'sltestous stanla
tNurJ B1nleaua. Imrili1c tBrl. HAVE, Wirral
Brl. Archangei Escslon> lBrl. Liverpool. Eestk
INorI. Rotterdam. tIurv Castle. 'afT Town
Iuup5lu5 lBrI. Manila. sismese Prince tBrl, IA
T4iiie.. Oswego lBrl. Hull lossrogu .Greekl
HARMON. iNori Hav-e. Cherokee Wilmington and
Georgs'osn Bunker Hill Boston. Herm4n Winter
Boston. Panama. Norfolk sou-han tk1l. Arch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12

Of Black Sea stocks, 1t is interesting
to note that Russian officials place the
remaining surplus Of the 1915 crops OF
all grains at about 300.00O,00O bushels.
Generally favorable weather m the
West brought out many selling orders
on the early upturn. partly for long and
partly for short account. and under TINS
pressure prices soon fell between ] and
> cents below the previous close. Late
in the session IT became evident that
this selling had been overdone. The Wis
ible supply statement showed totally
unexpected decrease of $50. 900 bushels.
and in the resultant rush of shorts 70
cover prices rebounded SHARPLY. Buying
was quickened to large extent by the
customary reports that foreign buyers
had taken advantage Of the break to
buy roundly 100000 bushels, largely
of native grades.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12
SAILED

Csdiy. SO, Harry Luckenba.h New YORK
pnsros Ans sept 7--Io9an. New York.
Eirkssl sept 6-Aloth Dutch. lfrUn hotief-
dam sandy Hook. -, ~
orsn sept s-Pa'rs (Fri. from Naples. etc., NeN
Nork -.r =, ff,o-,
Shsnzhal Boston and NeF YORK
Ra-te-f.r7 sept s-B-Inswyt Dutch sandy
Hoos I'm Adolf Deppe tBels sand hey
Arns,eri.m sept 5-Posseidon tDutchl. SANDY
cn,is9i.D..ps scot Oscar II iron Colen-
I.renI NeF York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12
SHIPS IN FOREIGN PORTS.

London Sent m Naunia tBr' New York vi,
Plymouth Nanrlur4. N7s FORK
rlterr--oI Sept no N-s York Sew York. Turn
bridge lRr. Sow York FOR Manchester. s.
t.eorgs lRrl. y
kirlpsI Sept : -roIs-ine. NcE York ior Au
hI,. afh Hcug olsv Dan. Sew York Tor
Batavia. Seri i-Dicrber Dutch. New York via
Eartsl0-. cfr
psdang. sept -Ksnmsfa Dutch. New Tcrk via
Barhaio,. cfr.
R4..srn' Sent Ashanti fBri. Ncv York
Melbourne Sept ll-Walfou Hall lBr. Ner YORK
via Balboa. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12
suRRoGATEs NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or no ,S.
John y. COhslan. Surrosale "a
County OF New York. notice is herepF 80.
TO all persons having claims agaln' :,
line Leach Endicott. late ~ fhc ,olhs
New York. deceased. Co present tne =,
with vouchers thereof 10 the suhscIlosH -.
his place OF trsnss citing business
Once OF Perkins a Train. No. OF htos, ~,
In the Borough OF Manhattan. GU! 9l.,,,.
York. on or before tho hrsi day OF WV
Der next ..,u
Dated New York. tho 18th day OF APT"
1916. .., ,...,,,or
ROLAND W BOYDEN Executor
PERKINS & TRAIN.
Attorneys for Executor. 49,.
No. 81 Broadway, Borough ~
haitian. New York city, \. -.
TRTUEIIER. BELLA In pursuance e.
an order OF Hon John Y fohalsh,
Surrogate OF the County ~ New loIA
tlce is hereby given 10 all persons
claims against BELLA Erthciler late OF -,
County OF New York deceased, 10 ptN'.t.
the same, with vouchers thereof 70
subscriber. at her place or uAnse',lf,
business. No. 20 Nesey street, N the a
OF New York. on or before the -'th "s'
October next I'll
Dated. New York the 2ist day OF Ap'"
FLORENCE ERrHEtLrn BIN,
MORRIS COOPER =.
Attorney for Admiris'rsut' ~
Street Nss York Gn<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LIE
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYS.

ONE FAMILY HOUSES. detached ssrlz. ? rooms
bath showers electric lights vacuum cleaner
steam raruuetry: s. $50 $3.50 cash. SIS monthly
and interest BUILDERS 1880 18Th ~ Take
West End subway. Municipal BIDS. 20 iih -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12
Farm Produce
Dairy and Barnyard.

the following are New York prices,
yesterdays, compared with those OF
year ago;
Yesterday. A year ago.
Butter, extra,
creamery, ID. 32HaG33He 2o/2a
Cheese, state,
whole milk, ID 1o a 1914 Is G15|2
Eggs, Pa, hen
merry browns. 3S G42 80 0oI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12
Yesterdays
Cottonseed Oil Futures.-The mark

COttOnseed OIL Futures.-Ihe market
for cottonseed oil yesterday was weak
during the greater part Of the session
under heavy liquidation prompted by
the weakness IN lard and the carly
decline i'm cotton. There was partial
rally from the low point on covering
and some buying for Western account,
but final quotations showed net losses
of II 90 10 points. The recent ginners'
report was believed 10 show that there
is a large amount OF seed available
for crushing. and while the price Of
seed in the South is very firmly held.
operators were inclined to be eau
tious about becoming over-ag aggressive
on the buying side. fearing increased
offers OF crude oil. Prices closed as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Maze.
BtTTFp. valet. useful. Swiss. capable .fr.ll.nt
reference city. rounty. Mas Shaushuesv's
Agency. L Wei t2d =
COtORED butler. valet. useful. capable neat we'll
recommended young man. efcelcnf references
$40. Mrs Masou's Agency. III Ncat "a A.
R1snt 5s13.
HOT sEMAN USEFUL Italian. speaking English
reliable capable. good man: hnOwledg. waiting
pressing clothes. highly recommended. SO. Muou's
Agency. i3i West ga IT.
Female.
A-A-C0OK -rtrcllent family crok. good ritz
reference. so $50. e.. Miss Hofmagers Agency.
10 y ~ It. ID floor. Tel s9l1 Murray nm
COOK English Protestant. seat nice appearing
competent. economical. good manager. excellent
references So Mr Msson's agency iJi West "a
- Bpant ie11
COON - 'HAMBERM WAITRESS Refined
nice appearing small family city, excellent
differences So 81. tsn Mr., Mss9ns Assury. ~
"a. t1d d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12

Sugar Futures.-Futures were not
active yesterday, and after opening
generally unchanged to an advance Of
points the market sold off at the
close with transactions rather limited.
The close was net unchanged TO Il
decline Of point, with sales for the
dan. p 90 fons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12
Yesterdays A yeaI
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST RtNkBOOkS.

LOST Rsnlbcok 10 go aos - Dry Dort Savings
Institution. Any person having claims upon ssii
book Is rsief Ufsn 10 present tho same 20 The hsnf
within thirty dsys Or aid book viii he declared
-anneLlld And new ono I.-nal In lieu iherrnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
COOK MANIFESTATION Englishponsn. good
long references; so and $50. u Ms Rot
mayer's Agency 10 East t7d At. 50 toor. Tel
saiT Murray lili
cook HOt sEKEEPER FOR gentleman. I've years
references. city. country. Miss shsushneSsy's
AGENCY. ~ West iei It.
COT PIE Bright. young neat APPEARANCE: house
worker. useful houseman. some experience. will
ing. ohlgins Long Island preferred. $50 Mason's
Agency. l3l West i2d st
COUPLE Young English. butler and chamber
maid. 500. g. Miss Hofmaycrs Agency 10 East
f3d ~. 80 floor Tel 500 Murray mn
IAUNDREss VERY competent. desires families
washing. open air drying. no children: splendid
four Years reference Mrs. Mason's Agency. l3l
West ga a.
MISE English. ono child: highly rrfor-nced
SIS r. Miss Hofmiycr's Agency. 10 T. $50 IT
"a foor. rcl spti MURRAY mn
NJ RsENfAIp I scful. bright. neat. refined. we'll
educated young gif willins obhging highly ne
commended s.: MUou's Agency. IN West ,2d "
Bn AIT 5ej5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12
SAT- RDAY
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER II.
City Of Montgomery. Savannah. 90 PM
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Is
Noordsm Rotterdam ........... 80 AN II 90 "
Comagche JacssonrIe ........ 90 PM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12

MANHATTAN COLLEGE, 8'vsy 4 I3lst 81.
Studies resumed Sept. p. Writ, FOR Catalogue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
mon MATER

UNITED States Coast and Geodetic survsJl
Sun rises. ......... 8 r. Moon ri'-s 90 m .. ~
sun ,............s.al Moon scts a. m. ...I v.-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-12

Coffee Futures.-The coffee market
was easier yesterday, closing with net
losses OF 20 IL points. Total sales
were $4,000 bags. Longs were disposed
10 lquidatc. and the action of values
was due largely to weakness in Brazil,
where Santos futures showed a decline
Of 12J reis, and on reports of more ia
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Beans. marrow,
choice. 100 10. .se.20Ge.25 S7.65G775
Peas. Scotch. che 5.7o6575 3.eo@4.oo
Potatoes, LII, Dbl 3.25@3.5o i.25@1.55
Potatoes, NJ, Big 2.75G3.oo 1.oo@ 80
Apples. fancy.bbl 2.0o@4.75 100000
Peaches. NJ, bsk .25@t.oo goa 40
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