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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
BARTON HEIGHTS MOVES;
HUSTLING ASSOCIATION

The North Richmond Citizens Assoc
citation IS the name Of splendid or.
EaniZation that has been formed with
headquarters in Barton Heights. one
of the towns that dropped into Rich
mond by the latest annexation propo-
stion.
According to tho interesting story
related L" Times Dispatch man by
on" Of the members OF the new as
s"ciati"n the objects are to advance the
social and civic welfare Of the com :
munity by protecting the interests of
500 homes: aud by promoting the hap
pincss Of 5000 people
In its circular the association sets
iorth eight or dozen things il pro :
poses I" accomplish right away for the
bc'tcrmcnt of the North Side generally
and Barton Heights in particulars But
INC mann thinr u is after just now is
INC matter OF increasing the member
Snin I" Il point that Will give the asso-
CITATION all of the influence needed
10 carry through the things il calls
Tor. To that end two teams arc n,
work: ono known as the Reds" under
command Of General George w Kemp-
ter. ana the other. known as tn,
Blues. under the supervision of pr.
X w Miller. These teams are making
Il tiSht az 10 which shall bring i'm The
largest number OF new members with
IN given period The association nnv-
numbers 100. and il is believed that
the work of the Reds and "Rlues'
viii make the list run up to 700. I,
certainly ought 10 for there arc enough
clieibic in the territory bcinl, canvass
ca pN these vigorous captains To run
the membership up I" that figure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
LEAF TOBACCO SALES ON
THE RICHMOND MARKET
sharp End OF Season shows Good
Stock In Hand-DiTcrrncc or
Opinion Among Prophets.

The loose leaf sales of tobacco on the
Richmond market the past week
amount to but a little more than 10000
pounds. comprised altogether of the
sun-cured goods. There were only two
sale days. Tuesday and Friday. and.
so far as the amount of tobacco Of
fered was concerned. there need not
have been more than one. However.
the stock that was offered by the
farmers was perhaps the pick Of the
crop OF 1915. Two thirds of the piles
that we're spread out on the ware
house floors OH the two sale days were
OF the highest quality Of the toba eco
season. The buyers had been admon-
ished that these conditions would pre-
vail, and they were out in fun force.
and when the auctioneers made a
slight draf, on their vocal organs the
buyers responded in great shape. The
result was that some of the cured
tobaccos offered last week brought the
top-notch figures OF the season.
Some Of the best-informed men in
the trade contend that more than 500,-
900 pounds OF the sun-.:ured goods
are yet to he marketed. The ware.
housemen are OF different opinion,
and think that another week like the
last will wind up the whole business
for the season. that is to say. less than
100000 pounds are yet to be sod, and
they will likely he offered this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, May 6.-The ta;cmcn. "f tho
actual condition Of clearing house banks
and trust companies for tn" week shows
that they hoid $3.50: 1870 reserve In excess az
legal r"Guircmcnts This - dcctcas. If
fe...t:r from last week. The statement FOL
lows:
Actual condition:
Loans. cite. s5.3Gs 7S.,.N decrease 81. Sos 600
RcsHrve in own vaults. Sta.iS". "No OF which
S"':.lhi.rm i specie. decrease. Sio. ji3ahO.
Reserve In Federal reserve bank. 1855. IL, :
"0: Increase. ttp..rfN.
Reserve in other repositories. si7,i5 900: in
erase. s59tcNn
s;6.65.0o
80, limo deposits. si7ss:7.eoo. increase.
SIS s.,.nno
circuIa, ton. ssi.ss..coo: decrease. $4,000
ASEregat" reserve. $751; or. poo
sc
Summary az Stat" banks ard trust -nin =
parios in Greater NV YORK. not included in
clca ring hous. statements
Loans. c!c 81! .ic"; 600 ncr--s" s5.2t;,ioN.
Specie. sia.3s3.2no: decrease. $500
i.',Eal tend RS. 500. 900: dccrcas.. SIS $40
Total deposits. SSS.,Sss 100: ircrca-" si.";a
tanks cash reserve in vault. sil.ail.eu,
Trust companies cash reserve In vault
s56iio;6"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07

crop. There have been local rains sew
cral days during the past week. but
probably not sufficient to afford a
handling or planting season. In some
localities farmers are complaining OF
scarcity OF plants. but this is not gen
cral From present Indications there
seems to be no attempt to plant any
Increase over last years crop.
In rcdricd stocks the market shows
considerable activity, and the stocks
very much reduced. In the darker
grades. suitable for domestic manufac-
turcrs. there appears TO he but little
inquiry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07

cotton market hero today. with July sell
ing IN to lc.thC. - points %hoye last
nights close. Last prize within .
, points Of tho host and the fnal Ton" "f
the market was firm ~ not advance OF ..
to ?. points.
The moro favorable view Of political cordi.
lions seemed 10 bring great many buying
orders Tho market opened 1rm AZ adj
vance Of TO points and worked almost
steadily higher Realizing = scale up
caused some 'rrcSOlartl during the middle
absorbed, and tho high oir.t rcsn he'd IL
the late trading. when December and all
later deliveries sold above tho I5c lo'ol am!
all months made now high ground for the
movement
May contracts touched ie.,oc. aud ortoprr
ESQ. or about l3n or ltn points above tho
low level reached til" break az las
February. II WAS thought in quarters
that III" likely Ia end before the
nov CROP had been fully marketed. and 'nat
this idea may have had some Influence on
tho advance. Tn" market closed firm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
Coal Mlnc Devctopmcnt.

ACCoNll-LE. w VA. MAY S-The
peeEans Eagle Coal Company has been
organized here. tho purpose being to
develop coal mining properties within
rev miles OF tho town. The capital
ock named in the articles Of incor-
pbration is set down at sl.n 0O0 but
is understood that more than $500.
Go have already been invested in the
coal properties that arc involved in
the deal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
100000 City Of Richmond
(Va.) 40 Improvement Bonds

BY authority Of an ordinance Of the
CITY Council. approved April IL? 1915
the Committee on Finance OF the City
of Richmond is instructed to advertise
and receive bids for the purchase Of
all or any portion Of two million dol
lars $4,000 100000 Registered or Cou-
pom Convertible Four Per Cent Bonds.
having thiriy-four years to run. dated
January |. 1916, and bearing interest
from that date. The proceeds az said
issue TO he used for making public i'm :
prOvements.
The Coupon Convertible Bonds will
he issued in denominations Of $1,000.
and may he exchanged for the regular
registered form Of bond of the city OF
Richmond in any multiple of $4,000.
Bids for all or any part OF said issue
viii he received at the Office of the City
Auditor till noon of May Q. 1916. \
certified check for an amount equal to
per cent on bids OF SEQ 600 or less
or l. per cent on all bids in excess
Of that amount. payable to order OF
the Auditor OF the City OF Richmond
must accompany each bid.
The right TO reject any and all bids
is expressly reserved by the Commit
tee. For further information apply to
Geo. s. crcnshaw, City Auditor.
BARTON RI. GRUMPY
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW fDKk. May STRAW sugar 0rm .
moiassc-. 30: centrifugal. 80! refined
hrin Spot coffee. quiet. Rio - gaze: Santos
l.. loi.c Butter. steady Cheese frm
Tn. cotionsccd oil ma ket was strong and
active on an aggressive buying piomt,ted H.,
tn. advance in lard and cotton and no
better political outlook Al tho close there
Was partial reaction under ht-iakinx
hut final prices showed net gains OF 1Tl:
points. Sales. ls.So barrels Tho msrke,
closed easy. Spot. Hoo hid: May II 10S,
lilo: July. ii.lodii?o. July. ii 2sTr |, "a :
August. lI2sh li.5o: Septomb.r li?,;, II .:
October. l2@nle.o'; November. ..4CM9u; Dc.
cember. n.30ny3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAnAEr

Richmond. Va. May =. 1916
Best steers. to Si7; medium TO gocn {;
to "a common 10 fair SIT to 81. Re,,
heifers to "a: medium TO good. So to !.
common to fair. 5i7 10 6la Best cows. TO
VA medium TO good. To Sig. common to
iair. TO "A. Best oxen. 6ia 4: medium,
10 good, to s. common to fair. A., to 5:
bulls. 5 to 81 Best calves. 90 10: medium.
70 good. IA 10 S7. Best hogs. .: light. tn
Va: sow' and stays. TO ~. Best :he-H. !
10 "a. common 10 fair 5,7 10 Oh lambs, ]
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
RICHMOND HAY MARKET
chicago LlvF srocK MAKkEr.

'h'|AGc. May ".-HoSS- Itc,ciutS $3.50:
weak Bulk. 81 .oN $50; light 1855 a s..o
mi.ci, ). 90 q t.st. heavy. t.,t5 a 10. rough
S:tacI $3.50 pigs. SIS Fl saI5
Va ttl'-R Receipts. :tA. unsettled Native
hc.f steers. s'.9o0 1890: s,ockers ana feeder.
''s'T ss:.5: cows and hcif.rs, So. n s.. so:
caivcs. S. % II $3.50
She-p-Rcc-iptS. 2aJ0: steady Wo,bcrs
$500 1880: lambs. *7.75 q $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07

NEW ORLEANS. May Cotton vvas Dc
cidcdiy active during the short session hey"
today, thcr" b,inI hclugc of buying
orders during III" two hours Of trading
outside interests than for :.
long time. and IN" wires Swamped
with buying orders around III" close.
Prices bulred sharply around the opening.
rising u to ~ points In tho irst half
hour, and tho gain Was well maintained in
the fac Of good weather accounts amt
nront Ia Kin: or the part OF buyers "a rlirr
In the ""oN. Late in tho day tn. marh-,
Ma forced To net advance OF - "a
points and M close officially toned
strong At = net gain OF - To * points
Supplctn" ntinr tho bullish sentiment r~-
Tarhing tho reception Of III. German reply
I" IN" American note. were most favor, bic
reports from mill Ccniers. which buIji, l.
operators considered meant continue tior
OF IN. spot demand during the spring and
summer Local spot prices wer" improved
u points 10 les" for middiing. new high
level for I'll. season.
tn" market closed strong
Closing BIDS; May, Ic.t5: July. la.S, o.
tohcr l..l; December. l:.st January lnos
Spot cotton. steady. II points Up Sales
on the SPOT. a. bales, 20 arrive, % hal.-
MtIIl!nE, l.SSC
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BOND LIST

Anglo Frcnch .S............... ISIS
-
\, G. LII. ana " col tr. is.......... $50,
4 . L.. cv. IS tBaitimorcb taskcd) -. 9.is
Chesapeake and Ohio ~. ii-s............ SIS;
I.iEsett and Myers Observation-Disclosures. Ioe
i.orillard IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is
Mercantile Marine AZ per cent ctfs...... loI
Norfolk and Western CIV. 4ies.............. l23is
Seaboard Air Line stamped ts........... 81
Scaboard Air Line adj. Observation-Disclosures. 65iL
Southern Pacific CIV. Observation-Disclosures. SIS.
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 70
Southern. Railway Observation-Disclosures. IOlAs
u. 8. Registered %. 1880 tbtd) ........... ssE
u. S. Registered S. 1918 tbid) 1911
U. s. Registered IS. 1925 tbidJ........... IlOS
u 8. Registered Panama 3s. 1861 (bid). lo2
United States Steel Observation-Disclosures. -05
Va Brown Bros Cts. CIV. Va.) ....... fl
Va.-Car. Chemical 1st 5s................... 9sSs
Va Car. Chemical cv. Observation-Disclosures. I0iL
Va Rwy. and Power Co. is taskcd) 80. oOis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
NAVAL. STORES.

SAVANNAH GA. May G.-rurpantinc.
Arm. Ss'7: sales. ~ casks. receipts. y,
casks. shipments 621 casks. stock. SO:
casks. Rosin. firm: sales. LOO. barrels: re-
ceipts ,lt casks: shipments, l.?1a casks
stock 3sl:S casks. Quote. a. r., $500
ITO: C., D.. Io9d4l0: F.. iOoMil5 f. 40
Nt.1a: G.. non 10: H. tlsG 80. /. 1 2a.a n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07

u~nrr'"d by fsodscrs Piummcr {: Co, Inc,
PETERSBURG. VA. May s.-Sra nish--
Farmers stock. market firm First quality.
81 bushcl. Nirsinia-Farmers. stock
market quiet: Fancy Jumbo. &c per pound ;
fancy handpicked. BIC per pound. extra
prime. 3!7c per pound: prime. size per
pound: Smelling stock 2,=c 10 &C per pound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS.

NEW YORK. May S.-totton goods and
warns were quiet and firm to-day Tho
trade in knit goods continued in EXCESS Of
produrtiv" capacity. mills having - beer.
hampered 10y labor scarcity and strikes
Wool goods and huriaps were steady. Linens
firm.
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LIuht Sale. i'm Dnn,iIIc.

DANNil>LE. VA, May 6-The
weather having been dry for several
weeks, the sales at the warehouses
have been very small. and the stock
offered quite inferior in quality, show
ing il TO bet he last remnants of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
RICHMOND FRUIT MARKEr.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, May 6-Crop damage h.! unfa-
rorahlc weather and Hcssian NY took erst
place In the attention OF the wheat trade
Largely. as result. prices closed strong
1Hc to csc net higher. with May at si.i4Is
and July at Sl.16. Corn gained &c 10 lac;
oats. lie to 1sc. and provisions. &C to oaiac.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07

NEW YORK. May s.-f'nrt movement
Middling. i:-.+". Receipts 90 bales esun-t<
=" haIcs. sale. 90 bales. stock aS,.s:D ba:cs
Total to-day NJ ALI pnrts-Nst receipts.
l:52' bai"s. exports. Is.i:I bales stock.
l.l.l al bsic-
Total for wock $et receipts. 1852. bales.
exports i',t2; b.ics
Total FOR s"as"u--Nei receipts G.s2a %,
bales; exports. i.3.c.::i bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07
PEANUT MARKET

so: X ,7oa,35; 81. $50: y. $50: VIC. 10;
WV. SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07

COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK, May 6-There was very
active and general buying movement. In tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07

new YORK. May *.--Mcrc.n,ii. paper
7T5'.. Sterling, siNiy-day bills. Sa;c&s de-
mand. st'5A.: cables. $500. Bar silver
Iss. Mexican dollars. sgi. Government
bonds. steady. Railroad bonds. ;iru,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-07

Sn0t 'n't"n. 'tead!. midJIinC. una nd
.hIc. No sales
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
,PAPAL SHIP
AGAIN SAILS

ROME. Aug. 9-For the first
time since 1870. when the popes
lost Rome. papal ship today sails
the high seas Because OF It's in.
Itial mission. II is called the Nun
sius 1t was first chartered 10 car
~ Mgr. Vassalio di Torregrossa
from Spain 10 Argentina. lie Is
the new apostolic internunclo 10 the
South American republic
The Vatican has officially moth
fled the different governments OF
the existence OF the Nunclus. The
neutrality OF the holy see is re.
spected. IL sails under a guaran.
tee OF immunity from ali the bel
ligerent powers The papal eoiors
OF yellow and white fly from its
masthead
Vatican circles call the papal ship
wartime necessity for the safe
conduct o. the business OF the holy
father Whether /; will be used
after the coming OF peace is a cues.
ton. they say Many others. how.
ever. attach the utmost sienisicarsn
TO this unique move on the pan
Benedict They declare the M.
cins has come 10 stay. In II then
see the possible Inauguration OF
new papal policy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
SHORT NEWS

MARGARET WILSON. presi.
dents eldest daughter. and Blanche
Bates. actress. were thrown from a
buggy during a runaway Tuesday al
Croton. y. Y, and were slightly in.
jured.
PORTLAND YOUNG women will
begin training camp at Vancouver.
Wash. barracks, similar to the en-
campment at Fort Lawton. where
they will get Red Cross training.
TEODORo r. YANE6o. Manila
millionaire ship owner and philan.
thropist. visitor in Seattle Tues.
day, said the time was ripe to give
the Philippines their independence
FRANK COOKE ATHERToN,
president of the Honolulu Star. Bul.
letin, is spending the summer in a
cottage with his family at Medina.
on Lake Washington.
T. GILBERT PEARSON, bird ex.
pert of New York. will speak Wed.
nesday night in the Chamber of
Commerce hall at p. m. ON the
question Of obtaining federal pro
lection for birds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09


stall ~ Toe standard Hhifa sfaru-
isfed sWraf CSC stall ~ fresh pasiruf+
ised mills fc a.. 81 ~ stalls 20 80 600
poe der ttc tof shopping baKn eac.
ftHN ia. fte washing powder .dc stall
paper shopping bars e. steel cut euf
fee be- bulk see 10 stall a. gse coffee
isc ib tko tea .tc H. Ntait 1895. FOIL
patent flour 81 - sath iee Jar rubbefs
tr tfaH 1887. lamb chops ffAsc TO- /.
pafk sausage i6o a. r bone steak lse
~. HtaN So whole salmon. 2Ge ard a6e
halihgt rec tb stall 60. upfieats. tEe
vfAfs. pears c. doa Stall lst9. buu
sandNiehss and cup coffee ihr. stall
1891 ffesb butter H&r ~ lhs F5r.
fresh puisf rrHn SOC doH fresh ranch
sEEs ase dos doE tsr stall 1903. -
les sugar 81 60 uitH s. order. large tte
can eFstsfr ace. $50 cars shfimrs ESQ.
$50 bottle pure olive nli. Co. Htan 2s
sEn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
CAR BANDITS NOPE
OF new TRIAL GONE

Hope of a new trial for John
Pierce. Rayenna street car bandit.
faded Tuesday. lie will be sen
fenced Friday.
Pierce asked for another hear
Ing on the ground that o. NJ Ia.
wilson. motorman on the car held
up last winter. and l.. NJ Close.
foreman Of tho 5ury that convicted
the bandit. had been seen convers-
Ing during the progress of the trial
Deputy Prosecutor Summers OBJ
tanned sworn statements Tuesday
from Davidson I'd Close that they
had had no such conversation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
POLICE MATRON HELM
GIRLS TO START ANEW

ened to the pathos IN the cases o,
women criminals7" asked her
She shook her head positively.
Never" she said ~ shouls
DO that. / would lose sympathy. ana
every human. no matter whaf be
or she may have done. has 70 have
sympathy 70 be helped I am here
70 help. you know she concluded
simply.
Isn't u sort Of funny. some
tlmes3" / asked
Mostly Not Funny
She laughed heartily
Indeed. IL H.. she assured me
Sometimes the girls aho are a..
rested are 80 used 10 It that Their
consider II rather a Joke 81
selves
Her eyes softened
IT'S mostly not funny, tho, she
said
Her work seems 10 me 70 Ia
unique and almost paradoxical
She II a representative Of the
Law. and as such becomes mechsn.
ically opposed 10 all criminals
Still. In her work In the police d.
partment. after punishment has
been melted out 70 woman offend.
or. Mrs. Kelly makes ~ the woman
personal charge. and becomes
her sincere friend
She IL tireless in her efforts 10
find employment for her after the
sentence has been served or the
fine paid. and she watches hun.
dreds Of girls and women as closely
as their mothers might. for any
signs Of slipping back into what
she has dragged them from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
SEEK S2l,l30 FROM
DRIVER OF AUTO

DR. w c. Woodward, physician
and surgeon, of 724 nth ave. ~. is
defendant in two damage suits
brought in superior court Tuesday
for $2t, 130.
Sam Clemens. motorcycnst.
whose left leg was broken when he
collided with Or Woodward's auto
at Third ave. and Seneca St July 6.
asks Sl5,9S0 for his injuries.
Clifford Peterson. a child. who
was riding in front of Clemens. and
whose left arm was broken. wants
S6.1a0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
Colors Help Shape
ChiIdren's Conduct

CLEVELAND. Aug. Sit
your little girl tells a fib or
hops the ice wagon. buy her a
pale blue pinafore. " your
small boy oisobeys and has TO
be taken out to the wood shed
by his fond papa regularly.
have his bedroom papered a
sky blue. II you want 10 do
some hard mental eoncentra-
tion. hang yellow curtain
across the window.
This is the advice Of Rev. j.
=. orumbine Of the Psyche
Science church here.
CLEAR red makes folks affee-
tionate and dark red makes
them emotional" Or. Grumhine
stated. White makes folks
feel spiritual and pure. Every
color has its effect on the hu-
man mind.
"Biue is the color that will
help the child 90 the right
road"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
BY coRNELtA GLASS

have called on Mrs. Mary
Kelly. who 10 matron Of police,
40 part Of my work as police
reporter
IA wasn't servs.tea-and-
lesve-yourcard sort Of call. "
wasn't even private ONCE
chat.
When asked for Mrs. Kelly,
was conducted TO the little
rallied box that she occupies
near Judge Gordon, In the po-
lice court, and while ! talked
with her We each sat upon an
arm OF the one chair the boz
affords.
She spends most Of her time
there while police court is IN SEES
sion. and when the trial - con
cernod principally with women. she
and Judge Gordon conduct Il In
the Judges private office.
She's Mother -Confessor
She IS really sort Of mother
confessor TO the womeas prlsoners
After they have been searched, they
are sent TO her and tell her all
about II. Then the jail mairon
takes charge OF them until the
trial.
don't believe Il would be DIT
fIcult 10 tell Police Matron Kelly
"ail about IT," She has very Kind
blue eyes an understanding way oi
speaking 10 one. and a sympathetic
smile. There doesnt seem 70 be
stern or forbisding thing about
her.
Her Sympathy Endures
Don't YOU become rather hard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
ONNII,

stalls ls.e5. large cans milk. &C.. sa.
baking powder zoe, waluuts. 9 lbs CSC
large cans salmon. Tor lty stan rs
cantaioupTH. bc seSfleHs raisins. Toe ~
black seed watermelons sac 10 stall
100, fresh Washington butter lbs Csc
lbs pbC fresh oregon eggs soc dos
dor Sso. mild cream cheese. zoe 10
cream brick. zoo ~ stall no. tOc iai
extra fancy Queen olives. 9gr No 81
sack choice family flour. 81 90. 2bc car
cocoa, lac, 3-lh can chocolate. ebc: 90,
bottle grape juice. 1sc. ebc bottle root
beer isc. large cans milk 2tc etaiii
g. q. O. z pot roast So to 100 10 boHina
beef Sc lh. good bacon, t2'ac lb round
ntSnh isr ih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
PORTLAND BOAT
HAS Been WRECKED

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. e.-The
steamer l.angdale. which sailed
from Portland February IL for
England, has been wrecked while
entering the port OF st. Michaels.
Azores. according to a cablegram
received today by the Chamber Of
Commerce marine department
Capt Plunkett is her commander.
The ship carries 36.025 barrels OF
flour, and the cable expresses fear
that the vessel and her cargo will
be a total loss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
" ItITI

stalls 80 a. veal stew. 100 H. po
roast zoe lh good steer steak 1tc m
Stall u.s. fresh Washington creamery nut
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
MILLER TO SPEAK

John f. Miller. republican candi-
date for congress, spoke under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Republican
club, at the residence of Mrs Henry
w. Odom, 5i0o keystone place.
Wednesday at p IN.
On Thursday. Mt $50 y m, he
will address the Ladies' CONNER.
cial Club, at the Commercial Club
rooms.
On Friday, at s y. m. he will ad.
dress the King County Ladies' Re.
publican club. at Birds cafeteria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-09
They Want Liberals

WASHINGTON, August S.
When the senate goes into execu-
tive session. all is solemn and Sc
rious. For instance, this story
leaks out.
May | ask what sort of man the
nominee is?" asked Senator Pen.
rose of Senator Stone, when Abram