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The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Jan. s-Cotton was generally easier To-
day, with offerings from the South more in en-
dence and slling by local and Wall Street interests
In the last honr offerings diminished and Liverpool
bought. The close was steady at net loss Of to
points
Spot here quiet and unchanged at = &c, With
sales of 100 bales There a good demand for
SPOT at Liverpool where the price advanced points
70 the basis cf sS5d for mid-upland. Futures In
tho English market closed irregular and unsettled
q: a net loss Of sao1s points.
Port receipts for the day were I.a4 bales com
pared with 7s.45 bales year ago New York ware
house stocks are 5l,S2 bales. against 81. $50 bales
last year. Exports for the day aggregated 3 I57
bales against 75,E5 last year. Clesrznces for the
season amount to ia bales. contHssted with
2.Tsl, ,36l for the corresponding period last season.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07

Baltimore. Nd. jan e.-MILLFEED lin Do-fb.
dlings, D0aD0o; Western middlings. 9.50a4.N y;
City Mills middings. 2.Ja2i.p; do. white mid
dlinss. 90s3o0; do, winter bran. 2A5a2S.o.
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Turkeys. choice. large.
young, per h., q; do, fair TO good DaZl; do,
poor and crooked breast Hsls; chickens, straight,
young. per h., II; do, mixed young and old, 5al6;
do, old roosters, per ID, II; ducks, fat, per lb..
lsals; geese. choice. nearby. per lb., lesl7
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens, old hens lbs and
per h., ls; do, old hens smaller per h. Is;
roostes, per lb., Il; do. spring large, IL; do,
small. i5als; ducks. Muscory. lbs. and over, Is:
Pekins lbsl and over. l6; do, puddle. lbs and
suinsas each 45a5o; smaller 4oa45 geese Maryland
and Virginia. per h., Is; Kent Island. l7als; West
and southern. lssl4
BUTfER-Creamery fancy. per h., 1,raa choioa
3aS; good 81 pripts. 32a.4 blocks. Ea.5 ladlcs.
:as2; -4x3And and 2cnnsylIapia volla. az2: Qhie
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
COMMERCE AND FINANCE
LANsToN SLIGHTLY STRONGER.
Potomac Electric Leads Bonds on
Washington Exchange.

With practically no issue standing out
prominently, trading was light on the
Washington Stock Exchange yesterday.
Potomac Electric Power Consolidated IS
led the bond list. total of 1900 worth
selling at 80 3-4as9 rs. Other bond trans
actions included 5000 worth of Capital
Traction IS at 107 3-s; a 1900 Washing
ton Railway and Electric 4 at 81, and a
$500 Riggs Realty Qong) at 101.
Lanston Monotype stock appeared to
be slightly stronger, twenty-five shares
selling at "a Continental Trust stock ad-
vanced 2 3-4 points to III 81 on the sale
of five shares. A total of eleven shares
of Mergenthaler Linotype stock was dis
posed OF on a downward scale from Ill
to 10. Ten shares of Washington Rail-
way and Electric preferred brought 50.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Jan s-CaH money today opened at 2
Per cent; high. per cent; low. IL per crnt; 70
oeNEals Per cent; ruling nate per cent; close 2
Per cent.
Aside from trihe hrmer tone, particularly all
industrial loans the time market without any
particular feature of interest. Trading was quiet
and rates showed no material change. being Haass
per cent for sixty days "a per cent for ninety day.
2sa3 per cent for four months. and per cent for
i've and sir months.
With the year-end financing nearing completion,
institutions are eTincing more interest In the com
mercal paper market. There is a broadening inquiry
for hrst class material but rates unchanged on
account Of the limited supply. They continue to
range between and 81 per cent for prime names
Of regular maturity.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
MOTHER WINS SUIT FOR CHILD.
Mrs. Lowe Alleges Little Girl Wa,
kidnapped by Father.

Mabel Z. Lowe was awarded the Gus
tooy Of her minor child, Edna May Lowe,
by Justice Gould yesterday. following .
hearing on the writ Of hsbeas corpus
sworn out by Mrs. Lowe November r
last. The mother alleged that the child
had been kidnapped on October 81 last
from her home st Good Hope, d. g..
and placed In the Washington Asylum
Hospital by the father.
Florence Nirginih Lowe. the Other
child OF the couple, was awarded 20
the parents Of the mother. Willet and
Mary Reveh. on December 3 Attor-
neys for Mrs, Lowe were Robert Z.
Mattingly and Oscar NsUck. while the
husband waE represented by Attorneys
r. A. Heiskell and T. A. Patterson.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07

The Young Mems Christian Association
announces the value of its property in
this country at 800 10000. Part of last
years income on this capital was an in
crease of 1900 men in the Bible class
enrolment The association owns 759
buildings.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
Would Settle sss, 900 Estate

Petition for letters testsmentsry in the
estate OF Jane L. -Ratcliffe were filed in
TIE Probate Court yesterday by Louis a.
Rstclife and Edward S. Gneenwel Tho
s35,ee and personal property amounting
to about $500 HIS viii leaves the bulk
of the property to his wife, and four
children.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
British Officers Called from Italy.

Rome. Jan. 6.-All British officers who
have been in Italy on leave of absence
were recalled to England today. This
includes most of the officers who are
serving as observers with the Italian
army,
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished BY w. n. Hibbs 4 Co.

Potomac Electric cons IS. 81 900 at ses., 81 900 at
seI.. 81 .ooo at ss1S. 81 90 at 9Ia
Riggs Realty Cong g. 500 at lc1
Washington Railway 4 Electric pfd., 10 at 8.
Mergenthsler Linotype, al III, at ITO. at
I7ok.
Isnston Aonotyrc at "a. Dat ~
Continental Trust at lfTS
After call:
Washington Railway & Eectric is 81 .001 at 81.
Capital TBcton IS, 81 90 at lWA 81 90 at lo7S
GOVERNMENT BONDS
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07

rolls lszn; West Virginia rolls IAN: storerseked.
r1salS; dairy prints Tss0: TTocess butter 2fs3
EGGS-MsTylsnd. Pennsylvania and Western.
nrsts. q; West Virginia, 81. Southern, Tao
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
Issues Call for Bank Statement

The Comptroller of the Currency
yesterday issued call for statement
of the business of all national banks
up to December 81
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
Coppers Relatively Strong.

Copper shares were relatively strong,
especially Inspiration, on account of the
further advance in the price of copper
metal to "a l-4c a pound. a new high.
Investment bankers say that each ar
irving steamship from Europe is bring
ing large blocks of American bonds.
These are being placed privately with
insurance companies in blocks of from
$4,000 to 10000. The general bond
market was firm today, with the Anglo
French bonds showing strength.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07

In Mexico there grows a tree called the
tree Of little hands" II Is thus called
owing 10 the fact that bs hve peculiarly
curved sntiers look like the fingers Of
child
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
GARY WARMING
HALTS MARKET
Stocks Are Heavy on Steel
Heads Advice to
Go Slow.
WAR SHARES ARE WEAK
Low Prices Recorded for the General
List While Bethlehem Drops
241l Points.

New York, Jan. s--Brokers declare
that Judge Gary's statement IN the morn
ing papers advising people to stop, look
and listen, had a restraining influence
on speculation in the stock market To
il they attributed the heayiness which
was increased by the operations of the
professional bear traders. Weakness of
the war stocks continued to exert a de-
pressing influence on the general trend
Now that some of the war stocks are
substantially under their high level, the
belief is increasing that the insiders sue
ceeded in distributing them to the public
in the recent wild speculative campaign.
FIrmness at the OPENING.
Initial prices showed irmness and all
offerings were well absorbed up to the
beginning Of the afternoon session when
HCuidation increased. As was natural
those stocks which have recently had
rapid uprushes receded the most easily.
Prominent among these were California
Petroleum and Mexican Petroleum. Low
est prices were recorded toward the end
Of the fourth hour, but the market
failed to show much resistance and the
close was near the bottom.
Bethlehem Steel common broke "a L.
points on sales Of go shares to 425 which
Is the lowest point reached since the
last movement from 400 to 800. The clos
ing bid today was 4lj and asked E35.
Crucibls Steel lost nearly > points and
sold at ie lowest point since 1t touched
its his, record of l09 rs in October of
last year when the mad rush to buy
war stocks was on and when every buyer
Of CrucibIe thought the shares to be
a second Bethlehem Steel Baldwin Loco
mobile at ope time was down points,
and Studebaker nearly 3.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07

Total saIes, T9ls5 Shares, against Ss8,5 20 yes
terdsy. and $3.50 week ago. and 1855 year
ago. From January ! TO date 357e05 against
$3.50 year ago.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore, Jan. G
CITY AND STATE SECURITIES
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

'E1-dividend.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-09

Ell PASO. Tex. Mario S.-Comu-
nican de Columbus. Nuevo Mexico.
que e! iefc rcvolucionaIio Francisco
Villa Sc halla acampado cerca de Ia
frontera con los Estados Unidos, ell
un punto denominado "BosqueS Gran
des," veintcinco millas al sur de
Palomas, Chihuahua.
Nadie sabe punto fijo por que
Francisco Villa Sc ha estado acercan-
do a Ia frontera, pero e. rumor pit
blico que ha circulado con mayor
insistencia en- esta ciudad, desde Ia
tarde de hoy, es de que el prop6sito
del jefe rebelde al avanZar sohre la
Inca divisoria, cs el de celebrar una
confcrencia con los agentes que tie
ne en- los Estados Unidos, y n mismo
tempo recibir un cargamento de ar
mas municiones que ha comprado
en- este pals para continuar Ia lucha
contra el gobierno carranc.staS.
Francisco Villa, al llegar q Dos
uues Grandes," aprehendio un ciu-
dadano americana llamado Arturo
Mckinney, quien habia lido a terrific
rio mexicano comprar ganado. Nc
Kiney es bien conocido en- Nuevo Me
xico Y en- esta region de Texas, don
de ha vivido comerciando con ganado.
Los informes que proceden de Co.
Iumbus, expresan stambien que Fran
cisco Villa hizo prisioneros, durante
e! trayecto nue recorrio desde el Dis
trito de Galeana, douds se hallaba, a
una DANA AMERICANA IN hiio de
esta v q dos ciudadanos de Ia :nisma
nacionalidad. Los prisioneros de vi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-09
EN- CHIHUAHUA APREHEKDERON
A I'm SACERDOTE POR CO.
LECTiR L|HOSHAS
SfRA IUZGADO POR UR COHSEjO De CUE
IRA POR HiEER VIOLAD0 FL Deere
TORElATYO DEL PRIMER NFE

FL. PASO. Texx.. Mario SIN sa-
cerdote catolico de apellido ArTeola
fue aprehendido hoy en- Ia ciudad &c
chihuahua, capital del Estado del mis-
mo uombre, por orden del gobernador
Enriauez. segun Sc supo hoy ell esta
ciudad por noticias que varios pasa-
ieros procedentes de Chihuahua tl2-
jeron.
La causa de la detencion del pres
bitero Arreola es Ia de haber hecho
algunas colectas de limosnaS para el
sostenimiento del quito, 10 cual en-
concepto de las autoridades carran-
cistaS constituye un delito. Como
actua!mente eSta en- vigor un deere
to del Primer Jefe, prohibiendo los
sacerdotes que hagan colectas de eSa
naturaleza, e. mencionado gobernador
considerando que el sacerdote habia
violado dicho decre-o, ordeno su a
prehension.
Asegirase que e. preSbitero Arreo-
Ia sera juZgado por IN conseJo de
guerra, pues segun parece, e! delito
de que Sc lie acusa, es de los que caen
bajo Ia Jurisdiction de los tribunales
militares.
Ell, CORRESPONSAI..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-09
rrIcqrama especial para IL rRENsA.

NUENA YORK. Mario S.-El con-
sui ca-ranciSta, quien aver di5 = Il,
preusa IN notici;. de que Ii ciu&2d de
Oaxaca habi" Sldo ocupada per las
fuerzs.s Gc! primer iefe. mega lhora
Il information dc aver = dec!ara que
la ciuGa6 a.eucionaGa no hi si,!0 cap
turaGa Y Que pcgmanece en- pOdcr de
los fe!lciSt&~.
r. nlisrio consul expreSo que. por
les in:ormeS Quc tienc. las tropaS
cs..-;.-cist;.s ocupar;.n en- breve "a ca
D;ta! De Oayaca. pueS que marchan
So5re ella 2ars. a;acar!a. La notIc!a
de! cr:uato Gc las fuerZas precCnSIi-
tuciouulisJas tue iuventaGa en- Ia ciG-
dad de Mexico traSm!tida = toda q
ReDubl!ca : = los agenteS cousu!;4-
res en los ES,adoS tnidoS, con {!
in de GrSanimar q los eremigos del
gooic~mo Gc :acto que tienen fe en-
a rcvol@cj6n ;niciada por e. genera,
Felix Di"z.
IN s5le I:a ha baStado para que
lo< :a:srnoS agcntcs que propal"lon
i. nc.irla &c Ia capt4ra de OaNaca.
50 o.c..rsu,u de deSmentirla. Como
... :v, .g &.y Se-icdad ningun" en
e! gg..,.ua do t@cto t! gee esl;s recu-
.~!..cg .cyt:. q = mentir:: par. apa-
.,nt.r v.., co"-lsiencia que no t;ene,
:. m.sng c5lSu. car,|ucisia en- e.
- -ss.,o pe:si>ts On asegurar &C e.
@c..e.u. Fc.l. DiaG TO sc hal.a en-
Mrxico. Los petiodicos &c aqQi no
dan credit, q 70 dicho ?or {! c1GSo..
aue, ..ac. p.r o;.as fucates cater::-
ra.a;e tideiignas. que el menriona-
DO rn!.itar cst;. en- te,rirorio meXica-
10 uesde Ia techa en- cue dio Al pu-
blico IA uoticia lie su cesem5areo,
aUn cuan4o 10 sc Sabe con precision
e. lugur donde sc ha)!a.
Los te!icistas anunciaron hoy que
E. genera. Diuz tiene 81 cGarte! &c
nera! en- T>ocitlan, de dOnde dis?0so
cue an:. coIumna marcaarp sohre Ie-
huac.,r er ,aato que otra, al nando
Ge. genera! Almazan tide Qui2c los
ca-.auciStus aijeron aver cue Hao!a
yira ,age~co c~ O&%acaD SC clril1
so5re IA plaza de AtliXco. e cbje-
-.vo lie los telicis:as. poc 2hor". es
= .iuiad d. rd@y.u, plaza que qule-
~cp ..tacay q 4 mayor b-evedad, por-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-09
NO HAN OCURRIDO MAS NUER-
TIES EETRt Los lESIONADOS
DEF. INCENDIO en- FL PASO
.EL JuFl JACKSON ABRIO IA kVERICUaCION
Sy HAN DEClARAD1 VA TODOS lOSER-
PlFAD0S DEL ESTiDLECIHNhTQ
Trirasama especial para Ia PRENsA.

Ell PASO. Tex.. Mar7o S.-La ave
riguacion judicial eli q asrn'p di Il
explosion de gaSolina incendio que
ocurri6 en la Carcel del Condado en-
esta ciudad, Gi6 principle hoy por e.
Juez Jackson, ante quien Sc turno Ia
mencionad2 causa.
Durante Ell dia estuvieron rindien-
do sus declaraciones ante el mencio-
nado funcionario judicial, todos los
empleados del establecimiento, as.
como los del Departamento de Salu-
bridad Y oficialeS Y empleados de Ia
policia local.
Como ia averiguacion Sc encuentra
todavia en- sumaria. no ha sido posi-
BILE eonocer las declaraciones de los
testigos que hasta ahora nan sido
examinados; pero eS probable que pa
"a fines de semana Sc conozcan va
detalles de interes.
Entire los heridos que Sc encuen-
tran en el hospital atendiendose de
las quemaduras que recibieron CT e.
accidente, no ocurrieron, como Sc te-
mia, mas defunciones, y casi todos
eIlos han alcanzado una ligera meio,
.r,f, - s~ntt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-09
EN- CANANEA FUfRON APR[HEk-
DIDAS DOCE Personals
POR ORDEN De GALES

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Mario 8.-Do-
ce residentes de Cananea, Sonora,
entire los cuales hay que contar q
Pedro Escand6n, juez de Ia ciudad,
han sido arrestados por orden del
general Elias Gales, gobernador y
comandante militar del Estado, Sc
gun han infor1nado las personas que
llegaron aqui anoche, procedentes
del citado pueblo. Todos estos in
diyiduos fueron enviados a Ia ca
pital del Estado para que Sc les juz-
que por los cargos que Sc les hacen
de estar conspirando en- favor del
genera! Felix Diaz, quien Sc ha Ian
zado a una nueva revolution en- Me-
xico.
Ell CoRRESpONsAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-09
ODREGOK ESTUYO I'm DIA En-
PIEDRAS NECRAS I StllO
lUECO PARA EL SUR

EAGLE PASS, Tex. Mario 5
Aver martes. por e! tren de Ia mama
na. sa!i6 para el 5ul' el je!e carTan-
ciSta Aware Obreg6n, acorpaHado
de su esnoSa y varioS miernhros de
81 GScado Mayor.
Obregou con su acompahamiento
uey5 :. esta ciudad e! luneS a. medic
aia. habiendo sido recibido por el
c5asaI carrancista Guillermo N. Sc
gui,. quien 10 acompaa6 !uego z Ia
vecina pohlacion de Piedras Negras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-09
EN- WASHINGTON Sc CREE QUE CARRANzA
NOPODRA SOSTfNERSE I'm MES MAS
EL GOBERNO AMERICANA APOYARA CUALQUER JEFE REV0-
LUC|ONARIO QUE SupERA INSPRAR C0NFIAHZA
= :! :. :. :: :. :. :: = :. :: = = = :: = = =
:. Telegrama especial para LA PRENSA.

= = = 4: :
Telecrama especial para LA PRENSA.
WASHINGTON D. c. Sc los ofcialcS st
pre ho nor vez pinc. funconarioS prevaee Ia
ha io capaZ aSta ahora de
tXico de dcener trenenda depr
cci6n del panel moneda para ayud fnan
eXanjero gohicrno pod'
porn
cl %obIcrn0 preconStuohI! =
t. no duari arba infomes cch
do de Mexico asilo o indican.
dice el gobeno cuaigu'er :
que nsprar contIan&& los aeoS
!. invicrt capitales Mexico.
:. =: 6: =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-09
F. VILLA Y SU CENTE Sc ENCUENTRAN
ACANPADOS CERCA DE COLUMBUS
Creese que que ell jefe revolucionario trata de
conferenciar ageptes yer la manera
de proporcionarse municiones
De CASAS GRANDES CIUDAD JUAREz han SALDO FUERZES
CARRANCBTAS PARA CQNbATR Al EFf REBElDE

lin son John Franklin. y el sehor y
IL <ci.ora Blight Y un hljo dc ambos.
Los carrancistas. al recibir hoticis
dc que Villa habia llegado 4! lugar
mencionado. crviaron tropaS de Ciu-
dad Juirez y de Casas Grandes. pa
II: ccmhatirlo por ambos f!ancos.
FL CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-09
FSTAV GRlNDENENTE HIDICNAD0S CON
Fl COB, los R[PUBLICANOS ESPANOLES
Los obreros de Barcelona organizaron una gran
diosg manifestaci6n para pedir al gobierno
que solucone la crisis economca
PORTUelI c0NTFSTtRA IN BgEVE La NOTA De ALEhAElA

: :. atfh.rr,n a IA So.iritud 1'' -
.,> IL, lur ga >"lur.0na'Ia r'ian'"
au;.> IA crisis ,.run0lmlra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-09

que sahcn Quc no cuenta COZ un2
tGcTlc ~L"lHicI"".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-09
TO ADVERTISERS a

We guarantee IA PRgNSA mas larger
circulation than anv other mexican newspaper
in the United States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-09

Ccmpre I'd. sus hbros en espaEol sn.
clio E. Lozaao, 6o7 Dolorosa St. Ssu Anto
nio, Texas. Su casa es Ia mas barata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-09

Pa,a a IA paTina sa., columnn IA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-09

Pasa Ia pdgina "a, columna ia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-01
SNOWSLIDE COVERS
RICH GOLD DEPOSIT

DURANGO, colo, Jan. 31.-Re-
ports from Silyerton say that recent
snowslides have resulted in an i'm
portant mining discovery. According
to District Judge Searcy. Silyerton
miners prospecting along the Cement
Creek saw boulder 10 feet in diam
eter which had been carried down Nv
a slide and had split on striking the
bottom Of the gulch. exposing a six
foot black streak.
The streak, says the report. proved
to be tungsten assaying S5 per cent
with a market value Of $4,000 a ton
a. present prices Mining men say
thls discovery would mean a body II
the richest tungsten ever found.
a tungsten fever that Is said to out
weigh the fear Of ayaianches is re-
ported at Siverton miners, driven
to sllyerton by mines ciosing, ON ac-
count Of the snow have Joined the
rush other miners are reported TO
have left the La Plata district IN
snowshoes. defying slides over he
40-mile trip 10 Cement creek
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-01
A WOMAN'S TORTURE

No ingenuity of barbarism ever de-
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so long enduring, so nerve harrow
ing as that which is suffered day after
dav by the woman whose distinctly
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in every wuman's life: lst wheE
girlhood blossoms into womanhoOd
ID when motherhood is achieved
Sd the change,
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
was devised TO make these three
periods safe and painless by restoring
to vigorous health the organs involved,
1t soothes, heals, nourishes. 1t gives
nature Just the help IL needs. IL is
the only ready-prepared medicine de-
vised by a regularly graduated phy-
sician and skilled specialist in the
diseases of women.
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by using glycerine-no alcohol or mar
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-01

HAVANA, Jan. Sl.--In line with
the vigorous policy adopted by hin
when he accepted the position of pre-.
siding steward at the Havana track
G J. Fitz Gerald. announced SUNDAY
that Jockey Clarence Turner had
been ruled off on serious charge
According TO this important decision
Turner was convicted or offering a
large wager on his mount to the rid
er Of "a contending morse. Turner
will probably be unable to obtain 4
license from the Jockey Club, mas
much as Fitz Gerald's report will car
ry much weight with the New York
turf governors. Turner it will be re-
called. won the Suburban Handicap
at Belmont Park last summer with
August Belmonts Stromboli II was
due to his reckless riding that Morse
King, Tartar and Top Hat were
thrown on the turn and that Morse
King was killed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-01

SAN JUAN. Jan 31.-Admiral
Fletcher. commanding the Atlantic
fleet maneuyering at Calubera has
instructed ships Of the fleet to search
for an American woman. name not
given who was passenger in a
small open boat that sailed from St.
Thomas for the ncighboring island
Of TOrtOla.
The boat. which carried a crew Of
four no provisions. only small sup
ply cf water and only one life boat,
has not been heard from since.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-01
SHERIDAN PIONEER
is CALLED BY DEATH

SHERIDAN, ore Jan 2S.-Mrs.
Thomas " Graves, as early pioneer
to YamhIll county, died at her home
here on January %, at the age Of
SO. She crossed the plains with her
family i'm l847, coming by OK team
from Indiana. Her hroiner. crockett
Bewley. was killed by the Indians in
the Whitman massacre. and a sister,
Lorinda Bewley. was kept prisoner
by them until rescued She is surviy-
ed by IL children, ali OF whom re-
side in oregon and Washington, ex-
cept one daughter living in Michigan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-01
Logging at Meacham Under way.

j. D. Casey, the lumberman. came
down from Meacham today after va
rious supplies for his crew. says the
La Grande Observer. Logging work
is being carried on without intermis-
sion and 1t is expected to have a large
supply for the spring and summer run
at the mill The weather has been
OF the intense variety at Meacham as
elsewhere. the thermometer frequent.
~ showing twenty below and some.
times lower than that still, says
Mr.. Casey. there is little interference
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-02-01
SURVIVAL OF THE FTTTEsT'

A proprietary medicine like every
thing else that comes before the pub
lie has to prove its merit It has to
meet competition. The law Of the
Survival Of the Ffttest" applies to
this as to other things The fact that
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound after forty years Of success is
still one Of the largest sellers proves
that it is dependable, standard
remedy for the ailments of woman
kind. and one in which they may
have perfect confidence.-Adv.