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The sun., 1916-10-19
WILD BUYING JUMPS
COTTON So A BALE
None Of the Staple for Sale at
Opening Under 40 Points
Advance.
BULLS URGED BY STORM
Selling Wave Well Met by
Takers as July Option
Crosses 10 Cents.
BULLS URGED BY STORM

Excited trading hat caused an ad-
vance OF IS TO 65 points. equivalent to
% a bale. swept over the cotton mar
ket at the opening yesterday. Every
body wanted cotton and none was for
sale at less than 40 points advance
from Tuesdays closing figures. The
July option crossed the Ice. mark, SELL
ing at 1917 at It's best. an advance OF
400 points from Tuesdays best and Of
t67 points over the price at the frst
Of the month.
But In the last -FOUR realizing and
hedge selling increased sufficiently to
keep prices below the best OF the day.
Buying was good on the decline. and
At the close al the active months
showed a net gain of around 40 points
over Tuesdays close.
The West Indian hurricane that
struck the coast yesterday came Just
when big news was needed by the bulls
b furnish an impetus to their forecast
that cotton is on ito way to 20 cents.
Damage reports were lacking In detail,
~ = hAiiCb ulIi0 WluQ, ncANy rains ana
. low barometer reported In the Mobile
section sounded doleful, particularly as
NAT part Of the belt has already been
hard hit this year by adverse weather
conditions.
The report Of Miss Giles, a. Of o.
sober Is. that rs per cent. Of the crop
mas been picked. compared with 60 per
cent. last year. and hi 10 Der cent.
OF the crop had been ginned. compared
win 52 per cent. last year. would have
taken the edge of the storm report
under ordinary circumstances.
The market. around the opening. 81 "
Q Wild scramble for cotton to cover short
sales. Before the demand had been sat
isned a maximum advance Of 80 to C5
points had been made. December and
January going to 1850. March to 1854.
Nay 1895 and July 19c. New Orleans
reported May at the best. selling at
1907 and July at 1915.
In the wild scene on the Cotton Ex-
change trade interests bought. the
south bought. Wall Street bought. Liver
pool bought. even some OF the sold out
bulls bought.
Around midmorning the holders be-
gan to let go, and a selling wave fol-
lowed that caused a reaction OF 20 to 80
points. Most Of the sellers were spot
houses. Commission houses in many in
stances refused to execute new buying
orders for outsiders on margins Of less
than IS a bale. or &c. a pound. and this
had a quieting effect. Spinners were in
clined to await Developments.
Exports yesterday were 2s.53l bales.
making 1.3ll,5sl bales exported so far
This year. compared with l.07l.13l ex-
ported at this time last year.
The sun., 1916-10-19

.sa2?5: Orange county, yellow, 100. ID.
bag. tl,5oug5o; red, 100 ID bss. N.5o@
2.S0; Jersey, white pickles. s2g2.50: other
white. nu1.;o, yellow, 75c. an. red, 75c.
!uf Connecticut Valley, yellow. 100 H.
bag. f2?5@ 2.7i; red, 100 III bag. s225a
2.15.. OKRA- Florida, per basket, s2u3;
carrier. .tl.50u3, Jersey. basket. 81 jOu
10: PEAsLcalifornia drum, &a5;
large basket. soc. a 81. sos small basket.
'5oc gao; North Carolina. basket. nua.
PEPPERS-Cherry. basket. tu2; cheese.
green. Dbl. 7;c. q 81; red. bbi,. s1qS, Bull.
nose. green. Dbl, soc. q 81. sos: red, bbl. 81
az 80. long. hot. Dbl, s2.60n3. Cuban
queen. green bbla 800. usi75; red, bbl.
iu250. PARSLEY-Nearby, 100 punches,
.lal.25:. PuMPK1Ns-Bbl.. NQi25.
kADisHEs,INearhy. 100 punches. 500. q
g. RoMAiNE-Nearby. basket. IS q 5oc.:
state. basket. soc. All; box. SOC 81.
sPlNACH-Nearby.. crate. 80 Q soc state.
basket. 80 soc. Baltimore. basket. 40u
eos virginia, Dbl. sl;25ai,75 SQUASH
Marrow, Dbl, iGl.50; Hubbard. i50U
2? TURNIPS-Rutabaga, bbl, s2u295;
white, Dbl, s2p3, TOMAToEs-Nearby,
large box. 5oc. q 81. so. small box, 30c. q 81
carrier, Csc. utl; California, per lug. 75c.a
t.25. wATERCREss-ioo punches. 81
nl5O.
The sun., 1916-10-19
READJUSTMENT o.
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY.

To Volders Of Cert sstss q DspssfS =
United States Mortgage . Trust Com.
pany for Common stock. issued updw
Deposit Agreemen dated Nov. %, 1918,
The Plan of Readjustmen Of the deb,
OF international Mercantile Marine Com.
pany dated August /. 1919. having teen
contaminated. NOTICE Is HEREBY
GlNEN that holders OF Certificates OF %.
posi-, ahov. mentioned on presentation
surrender thereof duly endorsed In blank :,
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE 4 Trust
COMPANY. the Depos!tary under ,al4
agreement at It's ONCE. No. IS Gear s,-..,.
New York. and upon payment to SAID be.
positary for account OF tina un!erssn.l
Committee. OF the an OF 81 for each saA;.
OF stock repre- @r'ei By such C'-,i.ca'. Il
Deposit ,being the sum fSed ana deter.
mined as the proportion Of tte comp.n.a.
ton and eSI rses OF the ~omm!tte. ard
all other iuitbt ness. obligations AT,
liabilities OF the Committee. to ;, born.
by such certihca ho!3ersl. vii be .r.i,.i
70 rec.iv. engraved stock cer,irrai.. q.
shares OF Common Stock o. lnternatlona,
Mercantile Marine Company t. tn. amour,
specified In the ,ertiacates Q. DEPOSIT 20
surrendered.
Holders surr~rt.rinV cs-,ir az. 81 70.
posi-. and d ir!ng sto'' cer'.a ate. "a n.
same name as tina; J,tr- ~ a.. slt-.r.
dered c~ert!acl'cs ot deposit WI Mt I,
required to provide trsrs:"- tax stamp.
IL stcck certificates are f-qg.reI ia a l,-s..
ent name. the SUR. nierei e--'.H 900 o..
deposit must | ar the TRANSFER tsi stamps
required by the law. of New York.
Dated. Oc'ot.r g. l3IG.
JOAN ". iLAITEN,
Chairman.
LEVI l.. CLARKE.
DONALD q. GEDDE>.
\. u. =. POST.
STACY e.. RlC HMO>p.
WILLIAM EVAN ANTWERP,
Committee.
ALFRED A. COOK.
EDWIN u. BAETJER.
Counse,.
CHAUNCEY II. MCRpHEY.
Secretary.
IS Cedar street. New York
The sun., 1916-10-19
REIMBURSEMENT OF
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY.

To Holders of Certificate. Of Depos,, :.
Central Trust Company of New Va.
for Preferred stock issued ,nde, IA.
posit Agreement dated Septembe, .,
1915,
The Plan Of Ref djustment Of N. ,.,,
OF international Mercantils Marin. cn,'
pany dated August /. 1915. having Voc,
c~onsummated. NOTICE is urRrpv
GIVEN that holders Of Certificates n, n.
posit above mentit ned on presentation a..
surrender thereof. duly endorsed In h,.,.
to CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF >rw
TURK. the Depository under sail sV-,.
Inent at Its of e. No. 81 Wal stree, a.
YORK. ana upon payment to sail Depo.',s,v
FOR account of the undersigned Commits,
or the sum OF 81 for each share o., .,,,L
represented by such Certificate o, peno,,
tbelng the sun fixed and determlp.,
the proportion Of the Compensation a..
expenses OF he Committee ana al! o,h,.
Indebtedness. oblig atoms ana II. byIi,.
the to | borne by such ,s...
cate holders), will he entitled g., teo.lvs 4.
graved stock certificates for shares n, r..
ferred Stock OF International Merea,,p.
Marine Company to the amount ,p.s,ael =
the Certificates OF Deposl, 80 surr.ns.-.
Holders surrendering certificates, o., A..
posit and desiring stock certificates in -.
same name ss that borne by the sur-.,.
dered certificates OF deposit Will not h.
required to provide transfer tax stsmp. y
stock certificates are required In a di..,.
ent name. the surrendered certifest., a,
d"posit must bear the transfer tar st,mn.
required By the laws Of New York.
Dated: October 1915.
J. y. WALLACE.
Chairman.
HENRY EVANS.
HARRY BRONNER,
FREDERICK W. SCOTT.
CHARLES H.. sABIN.
Committee.
JoLINE. LARK1N . RATHBoNE,
LOUCKS a ALEXANDER,
Counsel.
c.. z. sIoLcR.
Secretary.
u Wall Street. New FORE.
The sun., 1916-10-19
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market was somewhat irregular
yesterday. Some further scattered buying &C.
Cured On hullish crop advices. hut thu demand
failed 10 broaden and the market weakened dur.
ine the afternoon under a renewal Of scattered
trade selling or liquidation. The latter seemed
to come largely from brokers with cotton trade
connection. Prices broke back to about the
recent low level. The close showed a net loss
OF ! to Q points. Sales. ~. 500 bags. The mar.
ket opened Mt a decline Of | TO 4 points under
selling. which suggested realizing after tho
advance Of the previous day. March contracts
sold on later FROM S7 to sN and May from
: 80 10 : 81. with the close Just about the lowest
OF the day. Cost AMI freight oncrs were about
unchanged as compared with the previous day.
and re local spot market remained quiet On
the basis Of gisc. for Rio 70.
Range Of prices:
The sun., 1916-10-19
MARKET.

LONDON. Oct 1.-THE stock market
WAS dull and irregular to-day. Gilt edged
manian oil stocks were weak. while Bra.
LILLIAN fractions and rubber and minlns
Shar's were rrmer. American securities
closed duh. The sales Of Exchequer bonds
and Treasury bills last week amounted 70
$4,000 900. reports that another Allied
loan Is being arranged In America caused
surprise here In view OF the large pur.
chases Of bonds and bills being made
Money was In decreased supply and dis.
count rates were steady. consols for
money closed at 56L new A. per cent
var loan at 95it Money, ~ per cent
Discount ~Rates-Short and three month.
bills -. as per cent. Gold premiums
at Lisbon, 60. Cd.
The sun., 1916-10-19

500 Line Second -.
r r, B.. ~Torrington. Conn Please give
me a line on the 500 4 per cent, second
mortgage bonds as an Investment,
Minneapolis. 81. Pau and Sault Ste,
Marie second mortgage 4 per cent, bonds,
Of which there are $4,000, 900 outstand-
ing. are protected by a substantial
equity in both property and earnings.
and az such they are apparently entitled
to "A good rating. Furthermore. they are
guaranteed as to interest by the Canadian
Pacific Railway. The bonds are legal in
vestments In New Hampshire and Rhode
Island. The prior liens on the property
on which these a are secured. are the
Minneapolis and Pacific first 4s of 1896.
amounting to s2S6 ,0o0 the Minneapolis,
Sault ste. Marie and Atlantic first Is Of
1925. amounting to ss.l3s, 600, and the
Minneapolis. 81. Paul and Sault Ste.
Marie first consolidated - and 5s of
1888. amounting to $50. 800. 900.
The sun., 1916-10-19
APPEALS UNITED FRUIT CASE.
B~luenelds Steamship Co. Asks New
Trial Of %. 100000 suit.

F~HTLAnEIPHIA. oct. ls-The Blue
fields steamship Company to-day fled m
appeal in the United States Circuit; Court
IN an effort TO obtain another tria' N i's
s. 00o 600 suit against the United Fruit
Company. Several months ago a jury
IN the District court here found n YER
dict for the defendants after n trial
which lasted FOR ten weeks, and recently
a new trial was refused
The stean0h!p company alleged that
the United Fruit Company had violated
the sherman antitrust laws.
The sun., 1916-10-19
Awarded siO.ooO From city.

A Jury before Supreme Court Justice
Whitaker Yesterday returned a verdict
for $40 o6o against the city in n suit
brought by Christian J Franc's. 9iS
East Seventy-s'Nth street. an employee
~ the Dock Department. who was in
jured ny falling of a ladder TIE acct
dent. which occurred on January %.
1913. resulted in injuries from which
Francis failed 70 recover. an iron brace
being found necessary to suppor, him.
The sun., 1916-10-19

8 T, Glen Ridge. Pa PLEASE INFORM m.
bow much stock Of the Panhandle and
Nanialia Railroad is owned by the Penn
sNlNan!a.
Pennsylvania Railroad owns 70 rer
cent. of the stock Of the Panhandle and
SO per cent. Of the Nandalla. The total
amount OF securities 10 he EXCHANGED. in
connection with the pending consolida
ton is sSi,S07.Jli.
The sun., 1916-10-19
baltimore and Ohio conyertibI. 4h...

w A. W, Hagers'own. Md.-How do
you regard the Baltimore and Ohio CON
vertible ~ per cent. bonds ms nm invest
mout'
The Baltimore and Ohio ~ convert,-
bile bonds incline to the speculative
rather than to the strictly investment
class Of security, but as such they ap-
"a to be attractive, They are con-
vertibls into common stock at ITO until
February, 1898, and redeemabls there
The sun., 1916-10-19

a w NJ. Detro.t-Please ri,e me the
names OF some good short term bonds
Welding from ~ rcr cent to 3 per cont.
or a lit'le over and maturing before 1890.
Minneapolis street Railway Is, mqtur-
ing in January. 1919: Laclede Gas Is,
due In November. 1877: Detroit Gas -,
due in February. 1878 Alabama Central
Railroad first Is. due in July. 1918:
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Re convert
lille IS. duo in June, 1917 Delaware and
Hudson Company Is. due in September,
1917.
The sun., 1916-10-19

A r NJ, Tarrytown, y Y-KiudIy fig.
ure for IN" III" yield on bonds on M
Following hises. \ = per cent. bond :,
run ninr and a half years and selling cur,
rtntN AT "N'g a ! per cent. bond. running
81 years aud = months and selling at a07s
u ~ per cent bond with "a years 10 ma.
turiiy and selling ut 81. ~
]. $50 per cent. .. $50 per cent.
3. q per cent.
The sun., 1916-10-19

W, VI w. EHc'eWood y. Please In
form me how much stock ~ the T,nusy!-
'anli Railroad Is owned by the New Hl,eu
ant Also how much Connecting Railway
stock.
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad owns l.l6s shares of the Penn
Sylvania Railroad Company's stock and
$1,000 shares Of the New York Connect
ing Railway ~Company's stock Nei,h.,
Of these blocks appears on the list Of
securities owned by tho New Haven and
pledged as collateral security.
The sun., 1916-10-19

.Cahles-Rio unchanged at 6si75 for No. 7; CT.
change. l'scd. lower, at ~ 5.32d. receipts. ls.nn
bags stock. $1,000, Santos unchanged a. $500
for No. 4; receipts. 81. 900: stock. :.5s4. oVo :
futures unchanged to IS reis over. Receipts
a. ports. 5000, against 5000 last year, and
5000 and 1900; Jundiahy. 1000. against
1900 and 5000. Cleared from Santos Tues
day the Mooremac with 1000 bags for New
The sun., 1916-10-19

Local spot market steady and IS points higher
a. Is 90 for middllng upland sales nil.
southern spot markets
bales. ~ ~
New Orleans Arm. up 20 p. Tsic. sales,
savannah firm. isc. up, lsc. sales. i.252.
SharleSton hrn, izc. up. lSc. sales, 80.
Eorfols steady, up 10 p, lSl3c sales. l,7se
baltimore nominal. &c, up. iSc.
{aemphis steady, up SS p, II 7jc sales. ZOO
6itti. Eo,k steady, IN IS =. l725c,
houston steady, M - p, iSc. sales, G AS.
The sun., 1916-10-19
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

100. 900 shares Elmer Gold Mining Co. (,
LOCO shares Humboldt Mining Co.,
tlSoo lot.
50 shares Excelsior Brewing Co. iso.
1850 city OF weatherford, Ten. water.
Light ana Ice Co. FIRST mortgage SIS
Sept I OF 800 each and / Of jaso. so.
20 shares College Heights Land Co. OF
Niagara Falls common abk
1900 the Sleepy Hollow Country Club -
registered gold bonds. so.
20 shares Guaranty Trust CO.. tesk.
$500 shares Intsrnationa Chemical Cor.
To- '''0" virginia 'r'''rr'd' ""'
10 shares Peoples National Bank Of Brook.
lyn. i10x.
~ shares ZelIwood Florida Farms Co. oem-
mon. 81 per share.
: shares Flushing Terrace Realty Co.. ass.
The sun., 1916-10-19

7 NJ M-What Ia the highest and the
sylNania Railroad stock sold since 1900
The highest. SIS. in September, 1902
the lowest. 5lk. In December, 1914.
The sun., 1916-10-19

y. l>c ; sales. 6.4:5.


Liverpool ca~hles-spot in good demand sale.
1000 bales speculation and export. 1000
American, 5000: imports, 1900 American,
erm. l3l, TO III points higher closed irrrgu
lar and unsettled. eoiI to % points higher,
October. 1000: January February, 10. Col.
March. April. O6+a May.June, 10 ssh July
August, 1861. Manchester-Yarn higher
prices check business cloths. offers too low.
The sun., 1916-10-19
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. oct Is-rrted pansr po.r,
common established a hiaher level. with trad
lu- a'i'Ne Swift continued strong American
~Nh''hN''d'ns %lss'I,s National Carbon com,
mon and Diamond Match firm A,,,vi,y ~
nnnl department. with prl'es better Sum.
The sun., 1916-10-19
Investment Questions and Answers
This column appears three time. g Arb week.

This column appears three times sh week.
Readers may ask as many questions as they Ike about investment subjects
ut please do not ask about a half dozen ompanies in one letter as It adds
is rec. Be sure TO give your address as well as our name because most inquire.
are answe cred b " mail. All corrcsp onhnce liz held as confidential
Addrss nj communications to Financial Editor, THE sun SO Broad street.
The sun., 1916-10-19
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Oct. is.-Market for mining sha RET
steady. with trading moderately active. Bos
ton and Albany I lower. A. e.. and ". l. and
swift firm. Massachusetts, Gas bid up ;
points. Summary:
The sun., 1916-10-19
BOSTON CURB CLOSING.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA oct h-A further al.
var" Of :. points in Cambria Steel was
recorded Unusual activity and Strength
shown in Tni'ed Gas IMPROVEMENT Prices
n-m throushou, summary:
The sun., 1916-10-19

The Satick national Bark located ~
Sstic<, In the state .! hssaehusets 10
closing is affairs.
All ro'e 10 Iers ari cher creti'ors d
the association are thrf,f r. hereby not
oed to present the holes aLi o-aer es!ms
:or NJ
FRANK { BISHOP. Cashier
September Z. 1915
The sun., 1916-10-19

SUGAR. iRAW-Saless about 35. 600 bags.
FRS, half November. shipment cubas at
Nc. cost and freight .tasi-. equal 10
:'c. du;y PAID. About ! 900 IONS Of tul,
shipment. Cen,rifus,l.. s:7c': moiasses.
81; Is'' nns ,rs,Sht; S,sc .on,,o,,n -.
tablets and DO. eases 5 N cartons fun size
tablets. i9?ic.. and 1885 in hsif s,s@-
crushed. SAFE: mould A. cuecs and Eagle
5 II; bags. powdered; ;,7;c NNNN
pow po w,.Tsd, iis,sss , PSiT'I pc%a. 9ea ?2a.st
domino sranlated. case. 2. an, and 8 II.
cartons, 7,5sc.. and 1850. in half cases;
Eagle coarse granulsted. ioc extra me
formulated. 7?5c. Eagle, : ga and ! n.
sstIons, mn. sran1is'est' 80. ! 70 bag,
sacks, and '.65c. In bbIs. 3's ID. bags do;
$50 10 y. bags do. -. IN SACKS and
s:c; nne sranula;ed and diamoml a
:;sSS.: SSSn'te''99;F' a si'? 80 ,
6SOc.. No {. 67Sc'. No. .. G7oc No. 10.
ss5c No. II. 6.soc.. No. g. 6.;5c No. 70,
AfricHoHH;|t.n'"tn'a' ffsSeh' .rqm,
isSlssE nsAE sFEno Iers.,i.%, C quar-, s." lSsa
WAY. ba.ke, Or bag soc. a!i5o. sreen,
pr 100 10 hsT. ii.5oal.eO CARRoTS-
Nearby. 100 lunches t5ol2:5. .un-
washed. tops on. hhl s2:5r?5o washed,
tops on. Dbl. s25oT3s unvashcl big.
$500 $50; unwashed. basket m17tt,
washed, Basket. 75c ut. CU'tMRFRS-
Ho'huusc. dozen, SHl2i. state, basket
td2; Long Island. hhi.. EUT. Long
Islsnd. basket, Sd2; Jersey. basket. &c
asl75. CNRBAGES-N~arby. r,t. Dutch.
per 100, 81 10: nearby. Dbl. sl-5OI-, Je--
sey and Long Island, red, bhl. s.,
CELERY, bunch, Is II SOC state ant near
by. fld3 CORN-S'srbv. per 100 ears
7jc, aE75 CAuI FLOWERS e. Long
Island. short cut. hhl.. s250aG. Long
Island crate, Ha::; Long Island. pcr
Ma, Pur,lo crate, NqliU- Long Islan'.
'ore cut. No, ? hb', tI2 state, hbl, s.
H350: crate 81 ;oH.2 Is: Massachusetts
nh t.T4 EGGptANTS-i"-sey ha.kat.
:5nfic ,. quar, crate S5H7Sc.. hi.
10. TTSc.: NV orleans. III. 5I &c, LIN
REANs-Noarhy, basket Edi5o bag s.
also. LETTtCE-Ne1rhv. crate. 2iI
soc. state. crate, 20 30; basket 2iI
siC. LFFES-Ncnrhy. 100 lunches. tl.Si
SO MCSHRo0MS-Pcr 4 10 basket s.
d2bo. O~NlDNS-Stats and Western.
white. crate. E~.73ul.sO: yellow, 700 10
bag. s:TcT5; red. 100 10 bag s?u?7'.
white. 100 N has. s?5oTa white r!ck'es.
crate. s? ?51:5o, state. white, 100 10. bag,
The sun., 1916-10-19
PITTSBURG MARKET.

flIISUI R'', oct lS-prclihcs Of ~ noInts
W AHtr.'ar Window ,'lHNs Machine and q IN,
,"un'OlA uHs and Electric were features
summary
The sun., 1916-10-19

\ 200. X ami 'rr~ ..
common 20 choice. 3 2 81
.lghts. b5o19 65 staEs. g. tN1'' .
'attle-Receipts l,'op, SOW ,AH"
steady,
sh.sp-R.c-ipts. 600; stead, lam"
steady. $3.50 1850,
The sun., 1916-10-19
New Ravens Pennsylvania Stock.

after AZ lo2is. There are s6s.c5o.0 900
outstanding.
The sun., 1916-10-19
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Sales Of mining stocks in the Consolidate
Exchange Yesterday were as follows:
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

800 Union Cons...... SO SO 80 .s
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEvEsHR.e.ip,: 2.is hsss' a,H
ins 10 The. jewish holidays Thursday and
killins. Good to choice steers with weight
were about steady. Others 10 and iSc.
lower Bull: and hin eows steady Othes
stays, $3.50, bulls. Sus55 COWS, 50 and
SLOW at Ii and i5c. for ely dressed native
!saies-Ssw,sn q Co. ~ We" vlrslnn,ss
i.i4o. s. 81, 20. l.2li. s'S5. Is. ?s-. $50.
i. .dKSe' G.'gn::ssy ' . b iiii:' So. $50. i. V 5sS, s.,
J shames-s s Son 20 WSs' ,ytrs'nis
i,:Ssss. ~ o5 81 x 3 sshaana lis' = iKeSnI,;acis2y;
slp,,; iio: q @ .yyiFFF, l5,as .,;sF: .,s ana
and h%e.ters. 1923, s. i".s SO on lot; ! naIl,
ileo. $50. 500. So: . COWS s.c,
COMPANY j: virginia ,iysrS. 1850. s. 90
.inle. 'i:sss. $500: % Ks,niasky: i,S5e,
j Virginia Steers. i.s2s' .so5; ) i':s:
$3.50, ?2. i,l3s. s. Is. =. es5. 10: ~
sSH. : y cai 9, Ty irsin;s 81, sg:.'q Gs, M'.n 5.E.
40. i,?ss. $3.50; II, 1890. $50; l.. i.-,5.
$50. : bulls, / $50. 500: :: l.o:5. s. 80;
$40. !. 40, s. Is $ jail & 60 .huiis,
l'Gi5i 70; sG , a. s. J. g Gurus 8 S9n'
80 p', e. ~ 1T; COW ~ 1000. So IS s asi'Ifs'
2 ss5. s. 1. $50. s.7i. ! 81. 81. 10 .ss.
50 Il. so. 81 los, u. ~. SO 30. Andr.w
:. 1905 ,s.;O. Il. Iii. sS4o.
CAINES-RNceipts ia. head; 200 on
The sun., 1916-10-19

To Holders Of Certificate. Of Deposit =,
Central Trust Company Of New yo,.
for Preferred stock issued ,,nde, IN
poslt Agreement dated September =,
I0t6. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-18

Mrs. Ida Finney Mackrille,
chairman of women's party in
California, to give address in Com
mercial club Thursday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-18
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wavy, lustrous and thick
in few moments.
Every bit of dandruff dis
appears and hair stops
coming out.

For 25 cents you can save
your hair. In less than ten min
utes you can double its beauty.
Your hair becomes light. wavy,
fluffy, abundant and appears as
soft, lustrous and charming as a
young girls after applying some
Danderine. Also try this--mois-
ten a cloth with little Danderine
and carefully draw 1t through
your hair. taking one small
strand at q time. This will
cleanse the hair of dust. dirt or
excessive oil, and in just a few
moments you have doubled the
beauty of your hair. A delight
full surprise awaits those whose
hair has been neglected or is
scraggy, faded, dry, brittle or
thin. Besides identifying the
hair, Danderine dissolves every
particle of dandruff; cleanses,
purifies and invigorates the
scalp, forever stopping itching
and falling hair. but what will
please you most will be after
few weeks use, when you see
new hair-fine and downy at
first-yes-but really new hair
growing all over the scalp. II
you care for pretty, soft hair. and
lots Of 1t. surely get a 26-cent
bottle OF Knowlton's Danderine
from any drug store or toilet
sQunter and lust try 1t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-18
Can Adam Be Libeled?

OLYMPIA Oct. 1S-The state ponder
question whether Julius
Father Adam entitled much
Washington.
problem what multitude libel
the
Jail calling George Washington proane eXpoter
of
Joab the acting special
mission Deputy Prosecutor Seden the side lines.
Justice Main quered whether the law might
and apply Mahome Seden said he thought would
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-18
DEATHS

Charles Baker, "a, resident of
Dupont. at his home. Funeral
Wednesday from George w.
Piper's.
Mrs. Minnie Scott, 80, wife of
c. H. Scott, 214 Broadway, at To-
cal hospital. Funeral at 1925 a.
m. Thursday from st. Leo's
church. Interment in Calvary GEM
etery under direction Of Buckley
King.
Funeral of Mrs. Anna Sutton
Wednesday morning from st.
Leo's church. Interment in Cal
vary cemetery.
Funeral of Arvid o. Hagen
Wednesday afternoon from home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Hagen, 2319 South Wilkeson,
Rev. o. ]. Ordal officiating. In
terment in Tacoma cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-18
Ask Embargo On Food

calling the president place embargo
products stop alarming prices
National
at Spokane.
resolutions call commercial bodies
vesgae along this line and to the president
in time
They that the
directly shortage crop
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-18
Five Dead I'm SmaShup

SAN DIEGO Cal, Oct 1S-Five dead and three seri
ouly injured following accident last night when
a Jola train. The dead
ARTHUR DAY. baseball member of the San Diego
HARRY r. POOLE driver of the state resi-
ALONZO A. MILLS operating the
of Angeles railway ROY BLUE, electrical
PETERS,
injured: Murr George Swan, of
Angeles