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JACOB snoNGUT. Auctioneer. % Bow

eFN, SOILS nj To \, NJ.
Sept. G--Jcwclry. watches. diamonds and
all pledges from .Npril :. 1915, TO Aug, rs,
1915. and from Nos. 1894 to 1895 and
pledges hold over from previous sales; /.
& T.. Keller. 2:ta sth Ave.
Sept. i.-ClothinE. &c.. prior Aus. 81.
Ofhcc, NJ, Brown. prop 1851 I'd Ave-. To-
No, 1900. aud pledges held over. "
Sept, -Jcwelry. watches, diamonds and
pledges Of oycry description pledged from
No. AI6s9 to jl5i'. and from Mar. |, 1915,
to Aug. "a, 1915. aud Older dates hold over
from previous sales; Peoples Collateral
Pledge society, 81 Liberty 81.
sept. ll--Jcwelrv. watches, diamonds ,,l
pledges OF every description pledged prior
Sept. !, 1919, and older dates held over:
Ed. Berger ~. 9Th Ave: a. l.. Findlay &
Co, Nobokcn, y. \.
Sept. l:--Jewclry' watches, diamonds md
all pledges prior Sept. f, 1915: Coilcg. Loan
Ofhcc, .l:3 sth Ave-; Wennsr 4 Ewaid,
brooklyn.
The sun., 1916-09-06

Local market for spot cotton quiet and 81
points lover at 1896 for middlins upland
sales, 100 bales.
Southern spot markets we're:
Galveston steady, Sc points lower At II. Sc. ;
esles, 100 bsles.
Savannah steady. Nc. lower At isEc. sales.
i.e1s bales.
Wilmington steady. unchanged At ibnc. sales
Memphis stesdy. unchanged At is.7sc. /; sales.
io0 bales.
Houston steady. Is points lower at is.ecc.
New Orleans arm. unchanged At 1850. ; sales.
S.1s5 hsles.
Mobile nominal. unchanged at i6.6oc. sales
Charleston hrm. unchanged at 1910. sales
MI.
Norfolk steady. IL points lower at is.1sc.
ssles. xS bales.
Baltimore nominal. unchanged At lsc. sale,
MI.
Aususta steady, 81 points lower at 5.;sc.
ssles. c.int bales.
Litti. Rock steady. unchanged at 1916.
sales nil.
Port and interior receipts with comparisons
The sun., 1916-09-06
p~AwNBROkERs. SALES.

JOSEPH sHONGOODs SONS. Julius
ShonGood. Auct., ~ Bo~ery. sells 10 \. NJ
Sept. 6-Clothing from No. 10000 80
&7?aa. u. & &. Lang. 10 Ave. 4. NJ
Rsph'el. 2Tc 9TH Ave.
sept. = Diamonds. watches. tewelry. &c,
including Nos. sssoa ana e7I:o. Ray Ridge
Loan Office. 1911 I'd Ave. Brooklyn. II.
Goody. 80 Grand So, BROOKLYN.
Sept. All diamonds. watches. tewe'rv
~ every description, silverware. odds aud
ends. from No. $1,000 - No. 1899. and al,
older dates. ~. & G. Lang. 40 Ave. Z,
sept AL mems and womeus clothing
dry goods, shoes, s., Pledged with Benz.
min Fov, Il 9Th Ave. prior To Sept. I. 1917.
TO 80. $3.50. also Tor llUsh ~lHNcry, ~
Sands -. Rroo+tlvn.
sept S-Diamonds. watches. irveIrt. g.
lanes j.. Ryan. Inc, l.! Myrtle $50,
Brooklyn.
sept s-Cloth!us. Raphi"i Bros il:7
Ind Ave,
sept iI-Dlainonds. watches. 3.v.,r,.
ddds and ends, p~.ols"i prior AVS. l., i'li
to No. 21?@i charles Weaver. 80 l0ti
Ave, Iomhcrg Hros, $50 9Th Avc., rr'or
to sept. I, 1915. from Sos. 1884 TO 1870,
NBgcn Bros. 80 Grand -.
odds and ends pledged prior sept, Is. 1911
to No. biN1?, and oil goods holi over from
previous sales. VIM. frag"r. :,3s 3Td Ave.
4. Aikus, ?S Fulton 81, Brooti,u.
sept i2-Mcu's and oon,sns clothing
dry goods. shoes, &. a. ;. Isaacs. .,5G
sth Ave.
The sun., 1916-09-06

CABrfs-Rio-No. : rio, $500, up 1a5
refs. Exchange. /: ie.s:d, 1.lsd. higher.
Receipts, $1,000 bags; stock, $4,000 bags,
t2, 900 bags. . days; stock. .?.o53.O0o bags,
Futures were $50 TO $50 reis higher. Ro-
ceipts AZ the ports we're $4,000 bags.
-I.ooo, against $4,000: Jundiahy. 5000
against $4,000 hays. respectively. Fine
Sac Faulo. with temperature ranging
from II to ~ degrees. One point tAvareI
reported frost. temperatures being 1 point
below freezing Cleared from Rio September
I. the Minss Ceraes with 1000 bags for
New York. and from Santos thu lungs
hovcd with 5000 bags, all for New York.
The sun., 1916-09-06

ASlilNtlcN sept. Oh
Alabaina has arrived ~ IH
tho torpedo boat B.tkc'os 30
cruiser BuNain ~ i~,It'".t.
Bushnell at N,n,askot Eoi''
Yer at Mayatlau. cruiser I'N.t 20
Prince; Yacht Dolphin -
cunboat Don luru 81" Nr-'".'
DESTROYER praytou. f,.'
nBr!en, raulnlus aot l.'
homa and ronns, van.'
Roads; de-tro!or IiG~>'l
Bay; destroyer lnN - lse''
marine O. ~ N"w York ''
Henley a. BOSTON: ha'''...r
Louisiana At peldWat" ,li,.
E-l, K-:. * = aul Ks snH
hassco at cola Spr!ur- I'.
k"arsarsc 1T BROAD 500
tleships kentucky ant y
,iravesond RsN. lnt'lr.' 70 >..
NJ Bar Harhor. hai''"tirr =
Hook yacht NltyroNe' ~
New York, destroyer No r-
tsskct Roads, cruiser : ,-.H
toma" AT G~uarihu'nlo. '"I'.'
at San'o DomirCN tt'N. d.-''.
Piney Point. hs'tlesuip ~.
pe.awar" cape dc,'rNf''
FAN RivNr; DESTROYER S%,er,'' 80
Roads. DESTROYER TruN'.a
.nppIy .h,,p supp'j - \Ae
Nestsl A. Hampton R"t'', So
New York gunhost An. .E-
destroyer Whippl" a. IL T..
The collier Ah,r"utt J,.
Cavit" for Xsmhotuet, c,.,.
taVi'c for Shdughtt. iG- ~
Providence for crul>l g" ..r
Ssntn Domingo Guy for saw
~'hat,anoost from Nt.t' -
cruiser DiNic from port al V''r
Domingo city, gunhoHt hH
brooklyn for 500. Transport 0t
rrogr'so for Kew West, Ej....'
] uznn from Ma,kluac ls,'rI {" '
DESTROYER Jacob ,lorrS irsH
srh: submarine IT, ans ]
praruo Ray for >tutask'' 49,.
Neptune from Irngrp.' f." o..
The sun., 1916-09-06

Liverpool rabies Spot cotton dull sales. 500
bales: speculation and export. go: American.
500. Imports. 5000: American. 1900. Middlling
upland, Sid. Futures opened quiet. I tn, s
pointa higher than Monday. Closed quiet hut
steady at q net decline OF ) TO 81. points. DE-
soher. November. Isl: January February, 1851. (:
March.April. q.a; Msy-Junc. 9.s.i.: July -Au.
eu:t. eIi;. Manchester: Yarns and cloths
Qulct and arm.
The sun., 1916-09-06

j. J., tIHt Shu. Nuctr. 20 boverS. soils
70 \ NJ, unredecmed pledges ~ every do
scription for unpaid loans from the follow
Ing pawnhroLerS, including all diamonds,
rubiee. sapphiros. pc"ris. 'ncialds. a.
other stones unset o. s"t In rings, earrings.
pins. links, chains. studs. bracelets. lockcts
or other mountinEs. All 1.wclry. watches
Silverware. guns. instruments. furs. cloth
ing. all other goods pledged previous 80
hates and up :" numbers mentioned. buti.
inclusive, and all pledges held over.
sept. Alfred simon, ..os ~ Ave
prior Aus 80, 1915. NJ. Bruckheimor Sons.
Inc. To5 Grand 81. Bklyn. diamonds.
watches. JeNelrv, s.,
sept M ManninE & Sons, 5H sh
Ave-, prior Aug. -. 1915.
sept. 'has. Mayer, 1Hs sth Ave prior
Aus Is. Iei; TO No as+4o. JOS. Anicr
son, ao7 W. i:d -, prior Aug. 20, 1915. t,
No. $500.
sept. ii-wm Goiistone, S, Park Row.
formerly ic3 Park Row. prior July 81. 1915.
Nof S.? TO 1890.
Aept. ILL Newcorn e. Son, .s,s SRI
Ave, prior Sept. !. 1919.
sept; In. Dructhcimcr. 1870 3ri A,c.
prior Aug. ., 1915, to No. 1900. ~. 4 /.
Hruckheimcr. .lli srd Ave, prior Sept. !,
1915, to No. ?.20p.
sept. i3--wm Simpson & Co. ISL
PoWery, prior May L.. 1915. to No, i6;it.
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HELP WANTEID-MALR.


IF YOU ARE AMBITIOUS TO
EARN SOME MORE MONEY
BY USING PART OR ALL or
YOUR TIME AND CAN GRASP
OPPORTUNITY TO BE
SALESMANO ON PARTTIMEOR
AN ASSISTANT SALES MAN
AGER ON FULL TIME, YOU
HAVE THIS CHANGE WITH A
LARGE CONCERN OFFERING
A CLEAN CUT BUSINESS
PROPOSITION BACKED UP
BY A STRONG ADVERTISING
CAMPAIGN. ADDRESS BOX
& 1872.
The sun., 1916-09-06

ders 10 United states rcvckct
Capt. i. NJ. Sal!a4ly. Ma C'~-' -
tached oklahoma TO '"ut,...s '''t'
nsNal hospital. New Iurh.
Tsp', A., NJ. Watson. Nir|'r ''-~
tached marine barrirk- N'a-'s
command marine dcta,hucr ..HT +"
FIRST Lieut.. 4, |. Martin Ht.
retired from Angus. 2. ltl..
The sun., 1916-09-06
ASIATIC MAILS.

Hawaii. via San Francisco. nor steamship
I.urline. close at New York 1880 T., NJ.
tomorrow.
Tahiti, Maraucsas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia Except West). Via
san Francisco. pcr .tea rnsh!p Moanu, close
a. Sew York 1850 T., NJ. Friday.
The sun., 1916-09-06

SUGAR. RAw-An easier tendency de-
vei1ped' With . local rcnner showinH a
s Sns' p, ,a'. .s:a, S fceoo I, s wa: f cSS.,' .n ss:.
S:ss; dr;y paid: c=snsr,sass!, ;sss': mo.
lets cases 2 h.. cartons. half or full size
tablets. loo. and 10. l0c, In half cases. do.
cases ! ID. cartons. full size tablets. Toe.
PC: cut loaf. Sic; crushed. Sc mould
4: cubes snd Eagle 5 N. bags powdered
ana nd coarse NSHT po S"sas,ed; i I;lSe ,r pG"d rdsi
dered, &C.. domino .grsnula,cd, cases g, 81.
and ib cartons. 7.aoc;. and 7.ioc. In hair
7'sos.; EEasssiss coarse SS"iss''S Spsnu,a, s5a"gli i.s.
extra mo Eranulatsd. &C.: Essie 2. al,
s" ID. sa % f ans ! nm: s5annlstsd; so:
d.. Isoc. in sacks and Ilcc. in bbls.: a..
10 SsE: d. I,!Sc: 10 II, bags DO; T:cs.
s;0Ss: nns sranuIstsd and diamond 4. g.:
sso1st;es,?n NJ. s =; ESQ sec' Ne No !. ! s.4 s;s;e 10 Nc {:
sos: 30. s.s..ss:;N No. 10. SOC. no II.
s.sse; No. IL. e.soe.; Nos. -. IL and H.,
HEGHTAnLEs. M1sCELLANEOus-
81. nEA IS. ssk: ;S;,e,i.5c: Ss.i:
b.k.. CSC. q si:7s; green. 75c. $3.50: Long
STAND; green. bag. Sidito; cranberry. hsk
80: tops on. Dbl. s?soas CARROTS
Nearby. 100 bchs.. s:a:.5o: UNIV ashed. tops
81; h6i: $3.50; washed. tops on. Dbl
cuMBERs-Hothouse. box. uasso: bsk =.
s:a:5o: State. bsk.. stni5o; Long island.
eeL' s:Son 80; bsk. iai.5o: Jersey. bsk..
hSl. ,7ps: small. Sei.. MS.';c: s,s,. .' dsii.
81, c!sRAGEs-SestSy. per loo, $50
by, trh.; 1Sa'sc.; rough. crate. s:as,jo
CORN--Jcrsey. Country Gentleman. per 100
sars; Jersey And LSns Island other
N,toas.io. fEGGpLANTs-Jsrssy. bs KAY. "a
TARLic.s.r.ns:: il. tese. mohsERA %.
-%Delaware. J.r.ey and Maryland. bsk' so
$50; Ions Island bag, Soasoe. LET.
" ,-is.: se'' 10 f Ssh: :.'i ;I:, "a: .ss, o l;h6Ks
N 100 Is' s, xhi'.' s5;,'; ;i%s'ghsc; yellow
GLOW. 100 Ii, hax. .:.:s; California. yellow,
100 H. bag. e::sas; STATE red. hsk. &c a
STATE: red. 100 III. bag. t:u $50: yellow. 3:
1?!S: Ions Island. yellow, bsk.. u:iu
p.esl.. S:aGs; s o,s; , Mh .'sT,sy' Whit.
low. .uqI.5o: Connecticut Valley. yellow.
100 ID. bag. 0250: Baltimore. bsk.. si.a5.
oKRA--Jersey peach hsk. soc. d3i; large
bsk.. soc. q S?: carrier. Sl.?5a:?5. PEAS
Western New York. bsk.. Ua:5O; bag. u
a: PEPPERs-Jersey. cherry. bsk.. soc.
tei.:5: other sorts. bsk.. O1tsc. green.
Dbl. n:5di.7S; red. bbl.. Sa:5nc..s.
RApIsHES-Nearhy. 100 bchs 500 usi.
Nearby, bbl.. zoe. u 81: state.
bsk.. soc. usl:5: box. soc. n Si.5. SPIN
AcH..Nesrby. crate. Ea i.5o; state. hSk
73c. MI.?j SoCASH-Marrow. bbi, 40
ml75; Hubbard. ~: white. bb.., SIS: vol.
low. crooked neck. Dbl, Ills. Tt'RNrPS-
Nearby, large box, i5c. ati.5; small box,
5ou7j Keyport. round. box. sc. pSl?5;
other sorts. box. %oc. uS; south Jersey,
round. large box. 16c. o 81 small box. 500. "a
81 carrier, sc, q 81; peach bsk.. 40 SOC :
ho'housc III. "a l?c. WATERCREsS-ioO
bchs, sl.50a:.
The sun., 1916-09-06
LOST. TOIND AND REWARD.

LOST pass Book 80. 1885, Of the
rankin SdN4ucH Bank, issued 10 sarah
Nhcru, rtImou. stopped; please return 10
Iiauk. 60 sin Ave, sew York ,ity. All
persons ara cautioned not 10 purchase or
negotiate tho same.
The sun., 1916-09-06

WILING Men Learn a trade. Permanent
INV WEN positions wIan good salaries
and short hours awaiting you. Free Roo9xjeL
'P' ttlls you how to earn $40 weekly
MerscnthAler Linotype SchooI. .A4 ". .Sd.
The sun., 1916-09-06
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED--A future, salary no considera-
ton. as salesman; Will travel W or
handle general factory work. Address q
=, 81" Broad 81, Newark, y. y.
The sun., 1916-09-06
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore oN!sting between George II.
Macy. Diver & Macy ana 7. Ridgtav
Macy. under the ilrm name NJ Carter. Macy
n Company, whose places Of business wpr.
at l0i-l0S water street and li0-it. Pearl
street, In tho city OF Scw York. has been
Dissolved and that the said business will
he continued by Carter, Macy 4 Company,
Inc. at the same address.
GEORGE II. MACY.
OLIVER &. MACY.
7 RIpGWAY MACY.
The sun., 1916-09-06
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and observation-disclosures
Foreign MailstThe Fire Record.
q

For eastern New York. probably enewsErss
to-day and .to-morrcwi cocler N the
southern portion; fresh .eeetesly wtnds: ,y
For northern Now England. prcoao,y
showers to-day and tomorrow; mooe'A'
For southern New England. probably
showers To-day and tomorrow; fresh
For New Jersey, probably showers and
cooler to-day; tomorrow parity ciouuy
fresh eas,erly. winds. probably increasing.
NEW YORK, sept. 0In,sh pSouniry
Mississippi Valley from centres in Maine
and the lower 81. Lawrence valley ana over
the Nirginias, Carolinas and Tennessee.
Low pressure p~redominated In the west
and maintained principal centres ove.
northern Utah and on the
There wal no vigorous storm formation.
but rain fell quite generally IN the upper
Mississippi Valley and upper lake regions.
At some points the fall was heavy. AMI az
scattered points eastward into New lork
little rain on the south Atlantic coast.
1t was warmer In tho fako regions and
Eastern States. but cooler in the south
Atlantic section. and low temperatures pre-
vailed In the Northwest.
In this city tho day was fair ana
wind. fresh variable average humidity: -
per cent; barometer. corrected to read 70
SAN sP.M.
Rarometer......... 500 3eo.
W manifestation. sWw =
'Wind-velocity -. 20 -.
The temperature In this city YESTERDAY.
The sun., 1916-09-06
DIVIDENDS.

Record. able.
Stock ot Pay
Manhattan Ey. q, ~ es...Sept. Il Oct. /
North American, q, IL sept. Is Oct. /.
Jewel Tea 60. pf. q. ~ 70 sept. 30 oct. I
Beech Creek RR., q, 10 Sept. 20 oct, /:
Chandler Motor, q. 2te.. Sept. IS Oct. "
Chandler Motor. ex. 1ee.. Sept. Is Oct. .
Continental Can Co.. q.
1kco ................ - -
Continental Can Co. pr. q,
Ia CO - -
Kennecott Copper. q. Sl.5o.Sept - Sept 30
seouoyah Oil 4 Ref. Co..
m. 1eo sept. IL Sept, 20
.isc. sept. II Oct. 1
Shawiuigan Water Pow a..
~. iscc ........... sept. 80 Oct. 10
Standard OIL cloth pf"A."
q. i.oc .....,.' ..., sept. Is Sept. so
STANDARD oil Cloth NJ
a, M .............. Sept. - Sept. 20
standard oil cloth, y, lTe.Sert. - sept 20
standard Oh cloth. en-, leo sept. II sept. 80
Texas 20. q, ga ro....... sept. - sept. 30
Am. Wooden. q, lkc,....Sept. u Oct II
Am. Wooden pr. q, IN 70 sept. Is oct. il
Chicago Ut Western III. lrc - Oct. ?
Inter silver pf. 4. Ia r. Sept. 10 oct. !
tPaige-Detroit NJ. Car 500 - -
-
tStock.
The sun., 1916-09-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
o"Vo Osstee Coast and Geode,c s,,v.,
Standard Time. ''

united States Coast and Geode,,c ss,v..
standard Time. '-
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun risN. 9 20 Sun sets. 81 Moo, ,...,1W
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
eandyHk H.. 80. Gov. Isl. lag Hell tat. ~
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk.. IS 90. Gov Isl. ST.. Hell tat. ~
Arrived THURSDAY. scp,cmhc-
y United states. 1910 T.. NJ, Mondsy. 4
IS csmcronis. II r. NJ. Mond,y. l,,,rp.,
$. Giuseppe Verdi. . A.. NJ, s., n,,,..
Aug. 20. '"''tHooi
S. Rochester, 1853 i. NJ. tdyerpo,, A.,
Is nmerlca. 80 A. NJ. Maple, Az. y
IS t,ratsngcn, o:35 \. NJ Swanscs, Az r.
IS Epsilon, $40 A. NJ. Amsterdam A.. .
IS Blsp, ) A. N, Rykiavik. Aus. :,
IS Saratoga. usvans. Sept. (:
So ~ Monte. New Orleans, Aur =
IS Brazos, San Juan. sept. /.
Is Elo De Janeiro. San Juan. Aus
Gomanche. charleston. SEPT. g.
50 Hamilton, Norfolk, Sept.
Sc lmperoysl. Halifax. Sept. 8
IS stanton. Norfolk. Sept,
IS Rosalia. Norfolk, Sept.
IS st. Jean. Baltimore. Sept.
ARRIVED FROM NEW lopr
Sc Lafayette. at BORDEAUX
IS stockholm. at kirkwsl'
IS tallfornia, at Glasgow
IS Apache, al Jackson,i lie
- III Nallr, at Galveston
= san Jacinto, at Galveston
- pcnhale, off Cape Spartcl
- limo. of Dungeness.
- Manchuria. off Lizard
= Marongo. of Prawlc Point
Ss Korea Maru. at Yokohama
IS Van der Duyn. 1T Caleta Colosa
IS Ohioan. at La Plata.
- Senta, Al Adelaide.
IS Maccdon. at Brisbane.
SAILED FOR NEW TORN
50 La Touraine. from Bordeaux.
IS Narrag ansett. from London,
IS LyngenfJord, from Christiania.
IS Bcrgensfjord. from Kirkwall,
IS Minas Geraee. from Bahia.
50 ComsI. from Key West.
IS Mohawk. from Jacksonville
s. City OF Montg emery. from Savanna,
IS stanton. from Newpor, News
IS 81 Rio, from Galveston.
- Iuisa. from Baltimore.
IS Chcsapeakn. from Rail-
The sun., 1916-09-06
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Lowest te~mperatur. 81, at . A. NJ.
Average temperature, -.
The sun., 1916-09-06
Day o" line
CATSKILL EVENING LINE

Leaves daily except Sunday. foot Of Chris.
topher- St, n; ". roth ST, $50; Sonk'r RS.
: v. NJ, for Ncwburvh. Catskill. hudson.
toxsackic. Tickets Interchangeable with tbu>c
of Day Line. Tel. 1907 Spring.
The sun., 1916-09-06

The temperature IN this city yesterday.
n recorded by the official thermometer, ~
show in tho annexed table
The sun., 1916-09-06
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Sent. 1.-THE statement Of
tho receipts and disbursements Of the Treas.
ury shows
The sun., 1916-09-06

EGGS-Reccipts for two days. $3.50
cases. Fresh gathered, extra nne. per
dozen, an3 5c.; extra nrst.. s3aasHc.;
firsts, 81 q acc; seconds. IS 3oc. thirds and
poorer. .sg:1c.: dirties. No. I. 2Sa?5iac
choice. dry. 23a 2ssc c.: underErades. $50
2.c.: refrigerator. special marks. fanny.
storage and insurance paid Soc.i frs;s,
2Sia T:etsc.: seconds. s6, a 2sc.: lower
grades. % CSC: refrigerator. State. whites.
81 acc.; state. Pennsylvania and nearby.
henncry whites. nne TO fancy. <5d<sc.: or
ordinary to nne. 3td+5c.: Western and
southern. gathered whites. 80 sec; State.
Pennsylvania and nearby. hennery browns.
80 Ease.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-10-11
Union ORGANIZATION
NOT TO BE RECOGNIZED

Central City, KY. Oct. 1.-THE
Central Coal and Iron Company
operating the DUPONT mines at this
place, has posted notices That its
mines will resume work Tuesday,
October 10, under a contract with
the Southern Miners Association,
recently organized at this place. The
United Mine Workers of America
will not be recognized as an organi-
zation. but members of that union
may work by joining the new organ
ization.
The organization of the Southern
Miners Association is a result of last
springs deliberations over wage dis
putes with the Western Kentucky
Operators Association. The nation
al officers would not give the miners
financial assistance, it is said, when
they voted down the operators prop
osition for a settlement. The miners
claim they paid into the national
organization treasury thousands of
dollars for the benefit of striking
miners in other districts, and that
so far they have never been able to
obtain any relief when standing out
for their rights.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-10-11
HARTFORD EVIDENCE FOR
HARTFORD PEOPLE
The Statements of Hartford liesi-
dents Are Surely More Relia-
bic Than Those of Utter
Strangers.

Home testimony is real proof.
Public statements of Hartford
people carry real weight.
What a friend or neighbor says
compels respect.
The word of one whose name is
far away invites your doubts.
Here's a Hartford statement.
And it's for Hartford peoples
benefit.
Such evidence is convincing.
That's the kind of proof that
backs Doan's Kidney Pills.
S. l.. King. proprietor Hardware
store, Hartford, KY, says: II had
pains across my back and finally
began taking Doan's Kidney Pills
They certainly helped me. l car
recommend Doan's Kidney Pill
highly to anyone in need OF a medi
cine for disordered kidneys"
Price soc at all dealers. Dom
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the SAM
that Mr.. King had. Foster-MilburI
Co., Props, Buffalo. N. Y,
kAdvertisemenD -.,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-10-11

speaks in the past tense. He GER
tainly cannot speak of 1t in the pres
ent when the 100 per cent candidate
is cuddling with the hyphenates and
a good majority of its members Of
Congress, including leader Mann,
voted for the McLeamore resolution
to surrender American rights on the
high sea to Germany. Mr.. Hughes
is right. If the Republican party was
ever the party of national honor it
was in the dim and distant past.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-10-11
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 80 Years
s s,s". :ss .' Of &sHA2zSx
An Artful Do,lger.

When Candidate Hughes is cor
nered by questions he pretends that
he does not hear them or makes
cquivocal reply. While he was
speaking at Toledo. Ohio. the other
night he was heckled by the audi
ence and among the questions hurled
at him was What about the Dan
bury Hatters' case?" He said after
wards he did not hear it, but appear
ed to maintain his silence when told
of il. This case was that in which
the Supreme Court, with Justice
Hughes sitting. required the unions
which boycotted the manufacturers
to pay them large damages becaus'
of il.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-10-11
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER
IS NOW A MILLIONAIRE
Boom In Standard Oil Stocks
Carries the Price Beyond
$1,000 Per Share.

The boom in Standard Oil stocks
on the curb and lover the counter
recently, says the New York Times
carried prices so far forward that
stock of the Standard of New Jersey
as Il existed before the dissolution
was worth more than $4,000 a share
The highest price for the stock be-
fore the Supreme Court decree was
put into effect five years ago was
$3.50. Applying Thursdays value of
old Standard Oil shares, with the
equity in subsidiary companies in
tact, the market worth of the COM
pany's original capital stock was
close to $4,000, 900, 200. This makes
John ID. Rockefeller, head of the
company, easily Millionaire.
When the Government suit against
the Standard Oil Company for disso-
luton was in it's earlier stages, on
September 81, 1907, the stock list
of the company was made public on
the witness stand. Mr.. Rockefeller
was shown to own 247, 692 shares of
stock, more than three times as
much as any other holder, and more
than six times as much as the next
largest individual holder, two es-
tates ranking next to him. This
stock was valued at S675 share on
the day the company was broken up
five years ago by the Supreme
Courts decision, though at times 1t
had sold as high as $3.50. The fol-
lowing table shows. the value of Mr..
Rockefeller's holdings:
Par value of John d.
Rockefeller's 247,-
692 shares -. S24 ,769,2OO.O0l
Value at the time of
dissolution, at 675
a share .167,194, 10000
Value to-day, includ-
ing subsidiaries, at
S2io14,07 D.. -. .49S,s04'ooo'44
Increase In yalue of ~ |
his holdings since |
dissolution -, ,531,S74,93S.44
Mr.. Rockefeller also holds vast in
terests, in various banks and rail-
roads. besides enormous blocks of
national, State and municipal bonds.
He bought S1O,OOO,OO0 worth of the
loan floated in the fall
Of 1915. He owns large part, it is
of the stock of the Unit
ed States Steel Corporation. Besides
his. the Rockefellers, father end
son. have given away sums cstimat-
I'd at nearly 100000, Of which
about S6O,OO0,O00 has gone to the
General Education Board, nearly
$50, 900 to the University OF chi
cago, S1O,OOO,000 to the Rockefei- !,
Ter Institute for Medical Research
and $4,000, OOO to the Rush Medica!
College. About $10,000.000 has
been contributed to various RELIEF
works by the Rockefeller Founda-
ton since the war began.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-10-11
HE'S A FIGHTING FIEND,
AS WAS DEMONSTRATED

Ottawa, Oct. GA tale of an un
named Corporal in an Eastern On
tario battalion of the Canadian
forces in France. who, single-hand
ed, charged a party of Germans adj
vancing to an attack, and killed OF
wounded all of them except one
whom he took prisoner. is related
by an official Canadian eyewitness
in a dispatch received to-day.
"The battalion to which the Cor
poral was attached had successfully
captured line of German trenches,
when a party of the enemy, consist
ing of two officers and about 20 men,
began a counter attack" the EYE
witness" writes:
THE Corporal advanced alone
against the whole party, emptied his
revolver, picked up first one and
then another German rifle, each of
which he emptied, accounting for
the two officers and 16 of the men.
While he was shooting one of the Of
ficers attacked him with a bayonet
and pierced him in the leg below
the knee, but the Corporal shot him
dead. The rest of the enemy at
tempted to escape. The Corporal
shot four of them and made the fifth
a prisoner. Although wounded in
two places, he remained in the
trenches until his battalion was re-
lieYed"