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Movements Of Naval veaaeia.

wAsHiNGToN. oct. Sc--The Eunboat
Alert has arrived ~ Honolulu; cruiser Buf.
'iIo A. san Bias: destroyer Burrows a,
Philadelphia des'roycrs Cassin. Cummings,
bra>ton. jenkins, pauidinE. Winslow and oil
ship Fulton ~ Sewport tcstrnyers iIopkin.
and Hull a. Mare Island submarines ..
X :. ~. KS and cruiser -. Louis AZ Hon.
"'Ilu; collier Lebanon, hattleship Nevada,
tug PatuNent and destroyer Wordrn al Nor.
folk, cruiser Maryland ~ Guaymas; collier
N"reus ~ Acapulco: destroyer Nicholson a.
Ne" York yard hat'leshlp Oregon a, San
FRANCISCO; ha'''eship Pennsylvania and col
ter froteus a. Hampi"J Roads; tug Poto-
ma ~ cape Hayden, collier Jason ~ Boz
ton.
Destroyer Bu.hne'l ha. sailed from New
pot, for BLOCK Island collier Culgoa from
Port an Frinr" for Guantanamo: collier Cy-
clopS from Cris'oba! for Hampton Roads.
collier Hancock from Charleston fn- MAY.
port. Fla: destroyer JARVIS from Newport
for Boston; destroyer McDonough from
Norfolk 'or Charleston. cruiser M~arhlcNsad
from Portland FOR Puget Sound; Gunboat
Nashville from TVypsm for Tampico: 'ug
ontario from Norfolk Tor New York. mine
ship san Francisco from Portsmouth, y. II.
TO- Newport; cruiser Topeka and tug rncss
from New York for Portsmouth. y. H.. and
DESTROYER Wordcn from Nc~por. .or
Charleston.
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THE WEATHER.
For eastern New York, probably fair To-
day and Tomorrow, mid e@peraturo
gentle, variable winds.

For eastern New York. probably fair 70.
day and Tomorrow, mid teApsraturs;
gentle. variable winds.
For New Jersey. probably fair to-day
tie. variable winds.
For northern New England. partly over
cast to-day and tomorrow; moderate tenn
pcrature gentle. variable winds.
For southern New England. probably fair
to-day and to'norrow; mild temperature;
gentle, variable winds.
For western New York, fair to-day and
to-morrow: not much change in temper
westerly,
new YORK. Oct. sI.-rh pressure was
moderately low yesterday over the plains
states from centres of depression over
loN over Florida aud relatively low over
eastern Ontario.
High pressure prevailed over ali other
Atlantic and Gulf States and over the
Pacific and Rocky Mountain sections.
Rain fell on the north I'acinc coast. at
a f"w points In tho lake regions and In the
'arolinas and Georgia. but there was no
storm formation other than that still In
~ wRs generally warmer In northern
psrts OF the country. but somewhat cooler
in the southeastern and southwestern
states.
Freezing ,emr.rature occurred ever
northern Lake Superior. in parts Of Min
n'sota and Wisconsin and In Nevada. Utah.
Colorado. New Mexico and Arizona.
In this city the day was partly cloudy
and warmer: wind. lieh, to fresh north
east; ayerase humidity. 81 per cent:
barometer. corrected to read to ses level.
a; 5 A. NJ. 1910; . +. NJ. So.it.
s~a-or.,. ga; " sr ~
Vim" Director 49,. NE. 8
wea,h.r,;...:."... Cloudy rarity cloudy
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,hnsh -,

loom -.
The Approximate amount 81 the lien or
charge TO sati y which the above described
property is TO he sold II sassso,bI. with
interest thereon from the llth day OF
iowances amounting 20 sgss.2s. with in.
tercst thereon from tho 18th day OF Octo-
Der, 1915, together with the expenses OF
the sale. The approximate amount OF the
taxes. assessments. or other liens which
arc to be allowed TO the purchaser out of
tho purchase money, or paid By the
The above described premises will be
soii subject to any state OF facts which
an accurate survey would show.
Dated, New York. october Is. 1919.
LORING 4 BLACK Jr., Referee.
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ASIATIC MAILS.

Japan. Corsa ana Chine. via Seattle. nsr
steamship Tsmba Maru. close at $50 l.. VI.
tomorrow.
Guam and Philippine Islands. VIA San
franrisco, per Irited States transport,
close az 1850 y. NJ, to, morrow.
Hawaii philippine lsand', samoan l.'-
anlr AUSTRALIA ,"Nccp; "'sii and specially
addressed mall for Sew Zealand. VI, "a n
Francisco per steamship Ventura. clos. al
II so i. N, Thursus%.
Hawaii, Via San Francisco, per strauu.
.hip Great Northern. clos. a. 1880 y. ".
ThursdAy.
Tahiti. Narquesas, Cook Islands. New
Zealand and Australia lcNc~p' ,e.tN. Ma
san Francisco. per stes m,hip Nosns. c'oss
al ilar +. n. Friday,
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THEATRICAL AGENT A SUICIDE.
". d. NeH. Auditor Of Irish Baxsar,
Found Dead by Gas.

", u Neh. a theatrical agent. COM
m!t'ed suicide yesterday morning in a
room in tho Garden Hotel. Madison ave-
nue. and Tweuty-seventh street. lie
turned on the gas.
A scaled letter addressed TO Dr. J. II.
Nen, sullivan. Ind, was found on the
dresser, Nen had been employed at the
Irish bazaar as auditor. and all his ac-
were checked up last week. ac-
TO Samuel McCracken, who was
In charge.
McCracken said NefY had a wife and
in Los Angeles.
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READ STARS. NOT FORTUNES.
Woman Arrested by Female sIeuth
Gets S~uspenAed Sentence.

Mrs. Airline Cramcr Of 275 Yves, Elev-
enth street. arrested hy Detective Isa-
bella Goodwin charged with being a for
tune teller, pleaded not guilty when she
arraigncd yesterday before Magis-
tra'e kocnig In jefferson Market court.
She said she was a Rosicrucian. and
that all she did for clients was TO read
the stars and describe the signs. allow
ing tho Others 10 draw conclusions. The
81 which Mrs, Goodwin gave her was not
n fee. she said Il was a voluntary con-
;ribu:'on.
Tho plea won a suspended sentence.
The sun., 1916-10-31
T.. !. FIRUsKI. Auct'r. 20 Bowcry. sci

J.. j. tIHt >NI. NuctF Y. 30 bOvcry, sells
10 \. NJ. urrede'med pledges Of every de-
for unpaid loans from tho follow
ing pawnbrokers, including all diamonds.
ruhies, ssrphires, pearls, emerslds. al "'hrr
stones unset or sct in rings. earrings. pins,
links. chains. studs, bracelets, locknt or
other mounting. al jcw"lry. watches. si,-
guns. instruments. furs. clothing.
cameras. nil other goods pledged previous
IN dates aud AZ TO numbers mentioned, both
inclusive, aud all pledges hold over,
Oct. Six. Radin. $50 Sth Ave. p-ior
Oct. -. 1915. to No. 7Is2s.
oct. 3l-N 1880 \. N an exceptionaily
attractive assortment ~ loose and mount
ed diamonds, including especially fine
Jagere. Wessclton and crystal stones.
Sow. II Rice & Co. Jersey City.
JeWelrv.
Nov. c--Conso!idated Loan Co. 1I3 Park
Row. Harry Levy & Co, props. prior Sept.
|. 1915. 20 No, bsaas.
oct. ?, 1915, to NO. 73i5; Also Nos. ot.5i,
diamond pin. eIo77 level. s?3it, $3.50.
cameras.
Nov, s-Cha- Lang 4 Co. es: sth av.
from No. s3j3s to $500 from June u,
1915. to Aug =, 1915.
Nov. s-sobel Bros, SEE Columbus sv,,
prior Oct. 90. 1915.
Nov. s-Wm. simpson & Co. 1871 Bovery
prior Sept. !. 1915, to No. 295+9,
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R M AMI NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. oct. 3o.--These army or
ders were Issued to-day:
capt. clarence +. culver, cavalry. 70 Let.
terrnan General Hospital and report 10
COMMANDING officer for examination to DC.
;crnl,ne his 0tncss Cor detail In aviation
-e"'lon Of signal corps.
apt Law reuce :. larson. y. ~. g. re-
liovci from station at Fort u. A. Russell.
M!omLns. and assigned 10 station .: Ell
I3sn. TtN.
First Lieut.. Geors. :. McKe~ay. NJ. r.
g. to active duty at For, Adams. Rhod.
lt.aLd. relieving Fret Lieut.. GEORGE u.
i'amssi, NJ. Il. O., Who will proceed TO his
home.
ficut.-Col. Charles Il. Rhodes. csvalry.
and Major John W. craig. cavalry, will
return 30 their stations.
designations accepted: capt. Anssl q.
Wincnsn. First Infantry. Sorth Dakota
National Guard; Chaplain ANDREW 4. Wsg-
ner. Second Infantry. Texas National
Guard; capt. Robert Saunders. Twelfth In.
isn'rr. New York Sationsl Guard.
Leave OF absence: Flrst Lieut.. Georg.
u. Ramsay. VI. x. g. one month: capt.
Edv In g. Long. Coast Artillery. fifteen day
extensions: capt. Thomas ". Enoy. Fifth
cavalry. fifteen days extension.
The sun., 1916-10-31

William A. Read & CO.. heading the
pool OF Investment bankers which re-
Gently bought the $500. 900 three wear
6 per cent. notes OF the BRAZILIAN Trsr-
ton. Light and Powcr Company, an
uounced last nigh. that the notes had
been sold. This is, II is believed. a rec
ord, The notes wcrc first offered for
sale Yesterday morning,
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CENTRAL AUCTION co., ". Sh.chau
NnCtlOnecr. Is! CnnAI Sirect. sells irM,lrN

at ~ A. NJ; clothing ~ 10 l.. N.
oct, 3l--By II. Simpson 60. 50o Fulton
ST., Bklyn, \. Y, All unredeemed pledge
OF pearls, diamonds aud other preciou,
stones, watches, Jewelry. sily"rware. Sc,
and all goods held over from former sales,
Nov. by J. simpson & Co, 1890
Broadway and 16s West 18th 81. All nm
redeemed pledges OF pearls. diamonds ana
other precious, stones, watches. Jeweiry,
silvrrware. Sc pledged previous to No.
$1,000 oct. /, 1915, ana all goods held over
from former sales.
Nov. s-Ry John Simpson. lG Bovrry,
all unredoem'd pledges % pearls. diamond
and other pre- ious stones, watches, Jewciry,
.II,erwaro. g., pledged previous to M.
1880. aus. |, 1915, aud all goods hold
The sun., 1916-10-31


PROPOSALS FOR frIlSITtEE-Onice
Of p,pa' gIartermas'er, Army BUILDING,
New N,rk = I. scaeI proposals. VIII 10
received ser" lnt.i =, ~. Novem Dor /.
1918 'or furniture. Further uformstion
Ipon duplication,
The sun., 1916-10-31

Lieut. Junior E-ale, W. J. carver. do
.achei from Memphis 10 home tsr orders.
Ensrn !. ~ RoA~ell, detached from
Memphis TO temporary duty receiving ship
at Boston.
Ensign u. NJ. St-ece. detached from Mem
PMS - receiving ship al Norfolk. Va,
Ensign II. NJ. Meyers. detached from
Mernphis 10 temporary duty receiving ship
at Norfolk.
Passed Assistant Surgeon r. Il s,ainax.r.
dcrs.
Passed Assistant Surgeon c. J. Mink TO
Columbia.
The sun., 1916-10-31
AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE
CADILLAC

CADILLAC
7.Passenger Touring Model. First.
e las condition. %'Complets equipment. Must
he seen to be appreciated. Private owner
can be seen between niue aud ten 4. NJ,
81. Regis Garage. 5sth 81. and Park Ave
yak for Mrs. Kirschbaum's car. Chauffeur
stevens. Dealers not considered.
The sun., 1916-10-31
Day LINE y
tALBANY DAY LtNE.)
All Srrsire daily Efcept SUNDAY.

Direct Rail Connections to ali p,int. ia /.
West and North. All through rail ticEet-
between New YORK; and Albany accepted.
music. Restaurant,
Steamers leave Dcsbrosses -. $40 \. NJ .
W ga St. "a. NJ; W. lggtr st. g;g0 a. III;
mixers, s:th n. NJ; landing ut Scar MpIn-
,sir. Wet FONT. Ncwburgh. Pough IL epsie,
hintstnn Point. catskili. Hudson and Albp ny.
Erection Ibuy Outings TO P~oughkeepsie,
>r'tburxt. West Point and Hear Mountain.
Information Mt D"sbrnsscs 81. Pier, New
Yorh Tel. .iti-ep-ior.
CATSkILL EVENING LINE
Leaves Dolly except Sunday II. OF chris.
tcpher 81. 9 =. NJ. for Catskiil. Hudson,
coVsacki~. Tel. 1~0?T-Sprlng.
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TYPEWRITEDA
SALES nv AUCTION

SALES nv AUCTION.
PURSUANT to certain mortgage. She
understgnsd sells this daN AZ " y. NJ. or
the prcm SOS, tho chatt'ls IN the Park
circle Casino, at eaton piPc" ana con-N
Island FLANK Road, Brooklyn,
DAVID COHEN. Auc'toneer
nv VIRTUE OF two executions, judgment
Oh r lion, viii sell, 1880 \. NJ, two
pianos, % East llth ST James 4 Holm
s,rom IS. Gottlieb & Msrchisint.
CHAs. JACOBS, Marshal.
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Flshermen in the Taurus Yesterday at
the hsh'ng banks cauGht biaoknsh. HiGh
l.. Williams. I. each, II Riordan and j.
pberg. II each. Fred Horn and ! Fling
hsu-sr. 20 each. '. cs'toGio In addition
to blsckfsh had a cod of - pounds
Tn SUNDAY three cod ocr. taken
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Unitsd States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rfees......s:4 Sun sets. 1855 p N
Noon sets......eo:
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Nook. 1870 Gov. Island 1874 A N
Hell Gate......I2 $50 A N
Low WATER Tliis DAT.
Sandy Hook .4:Z ~ island a.; A "
Hell Gate......G:.i A.
ARRIvED-MoNDAy. October 81. y.
g Luoline. = A.. NJ. Dartmouth. Oct. 10. a.,
Sc Laura Msersk, 1880 A. N. Almeria. I,
So Monterey. 1iaS r. N. SUNDAY. Nassau.
ss Cornelia, <:5s A. n. San Juan. Oct. IS.
SIS Erik H.. l2:ao A, M, Costa Rica. OF. ~
So Hugo. 1880 A. NJ, MANI anillo. Oct. es.
The sun., 1916-10-31

A. whit-stons Yesterday afternoon Col,
Francis Williams. IS years old. caugh,
$50 toincods In az hours.
We .'ili regard him a. champion tomood
fisherman OF tho STATE OF New York, our
old North River friends TO the contrary
Notwithstanding Our IN" fear Is that he
will run foul OF the Cons.rva'lon Commits.
sion. JR.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW yoRK

mn ND rNOM NEW 1OHk.
Sc Lafayette, At bordeaux.
So Cedric. ~ Liverpool.
- !ieIlig Olav. 81 Copenhagen
Sc 81. Paul. at Liverpool.
IS Re dftalia. at Gibraltar
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
Sc Missourian. from Gibraltar.
So Hsmmershus. from Santos.
The sun., 1916-10-31

tn" last Sunda, IN October II generally
looked forward to ~ the date for tho frsi
appearance" Of goldfish on tho Long Reach
grounds. aud yesterday proved TO be an
other v"rincstIon OF this rule.
Tho Commodore. Capt. Hen wrigh fol.
lowed by the Atlantic. went to the iberia
Wreck and the Stone pile In quest OF tIi.s.
nrsi corners, and succeeded In va,ching
hlne nne Gods between the two boats.
"A very satisfactory showing for the
hrst,' saws capt. Hen. and good sport
may he expected from now IN. as the hrst
.omers are. as a rule. quickly followed
by goodly numbers"
Blackhsh and ling were plentiful.
New York, October 80. &. T. II.
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BOROUGH Of ~YN.

Aichcie, r., toi Knick. Az. Tel. ISIS Ev,cr~.
Connen, A., 81. Grand st, Tel. soiS starr
poerink a Co, 81? Liberty av.. mr. schenct.
Kingston. 1880 Fulton st 7j0S Red. Rcus,ri,.
RUNNER. 1861 Fulton st.. Reid sv. 1885 Bedford
MIchsrison, pit R'wsv. Tel. No lsit.
Nsystcrv, 7. T., bs Court At, Tel. :i.o Main.
I,oeper. Fishing Ts'tl", 77w"odwsrd sv..n nj. Mad.
SChsaf. l6 Fiatllsh Az, Tel. cSis Prospect.
siot-. VIM $40 Flushing av. Tel, tis starr.
Voehringer, l?s Myrtle Az Tel. <iTsw R'vick
NEWARK AND OUT OF TOWN.
Digsnsrd, o Hank q. Tel. &s1 MI. Rsit.
Mming. 10 Ferry a. Nswsrt; Daft: Tel :1csAht.
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using chun tn attract the fish of the iigh,
hous. a. Port Washing IN. on sunday cal
tur.d 1eI mackerel AMI four founders.
The sun., 1916-10-31

From the pier Of Capt. John Careich'.
Riverside Hotel, Freeport. from noon 20 {
p. NJ. on sunday ] took 81 founders OF
good size. THOMAS II. GIBBON.
Nov York. Octnher 10.
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Angler Gives Information Freely.

You wouldn't 20 to a shoe store TO buy
fruit, Then why not use the same gump-
ton In angling? Tho successful salesman
knows where his prospective customers are
located and that's where you Will md him
when nd Is out for business. Then why is
II that some folk think that hsh may be
caught In fresh or salt water over any old
kind Of bottom as lons as the water IL ak
to ten feet deep"
No two children nre alike and no two
specie of FISH are either. They must all be
lnrcd with different tactics. which are easy
to learn, and perhaps the most reliable
and quickest acquired Z, that OF employ
Ing a guide, and then. catlike. watch his
every move as to how ne rigs. hsits and
where he nslra, Then after one day with
tho guide you should know enough about
tho game" 10 dismiss him and 20 It yourself,
Another way II to visit n plac" where
You hop" to ns,. make the acquaintance Of
tho natives. pretend YOU know absolutely
nothing about angling. drink in all they
haze to tell YOU and then 30 TO II,
II YOU are az \ more or less Ia x ward
disposition In making acquaintance hire a
boat and row out nearest 20 tho boat which
yeu calculate contains the ''sld timer and
The sun., 1916-10-31

In shecpsh~ad Bay 'omcods founders
and blackfsh are being taken on IN.
right tide. The right tide Is three hours
before high water.
An unusual run Of Inns 1, In the bay. one
boat returning on Saturday with 400 rsh.
Tho occupants of a row boat In half an
hour got 30 ling
The sun., 1916-10-31
ma, .. ensls.
WEST VIRGINIA.

las e',,,h,is,, Wait" sulphur springs, West Va.
~ ~Sc-I-s'upcn all the year, European Plab
The sun., 1916-10-31

Under tho Federal migratory bird la&
the season opens to morrow for waterfowl
except swan and wood ducks) coots. gal
linulcs ana Jacksnipe in the following
states:
Delaware. Maryland, District Of Column
bia. virgins, North Csrolina. South CaHo.
lima. Georgia, Florida. Tennessee, Alabama.
Mississippi. Arkansas and Louisiana.
The season opens also for blackbrcssted
and golden piover and greater and lesser
yclloNlegs IN South Carolina. Georgia,
Florida. Alabsms. Mis- sissippi. Louisiana
aud Texas.
Tho woodcock season opens In p~ela
Maryland, District Of Columbia. virginia.
North Carolina. South Caroline. Georgia.
Florida. Tenn. ssee. Alabama. Mississippi.
Arkansas. Louisiana. oklahoma, Texas,
New Mexico. Arizona and california.
The sun., 1916-10-31

Colt strafc P,scator!
whats no bus, IN here for
DoEgone that guy!
With his ''phi-los.o ply"
Full OF hypocrisy
And ever sophistry,
Dad bum his eysi
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-04
NOVELTIES AND cuRIos.

All kinds of Japanese old coins and
prints. 20 s. BeretaRia st. 6391-2m
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FOR SALE
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY,

roam saddle mare and saddle, $100;
a pnre-bred Holstein bull calf, four
months old; fine Berkshire pigs. age
II months, boa:s or sows. $35 each |;
several younger pigs. Agricultural
Department, Kamehameha Schools.
6426-1m
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS.

Nicely furnished front room in new
modern, private home, near beach:
garage; find for right party. Ad
dress Box sos, Star-Bulletin.
6429-tf Fl.
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2h acres of good agricultural land,
with large house and buildings; for
pigs and poultry, Kalihi Valley; l
mile from car line. Apply to A. T.
Longley, p. o. Box 1887, Honolulu.
6429-tf
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MOSQUITO STICKS.

Use Boar Trade Mark Mosquito
Sticks; most superior grade Of its
kind; especially manufactured for
the sick room and family use Ask
Motoshige Drug Store, King St,
phone 1854. box .oa. 6420-6m
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Cong On Co., "a Hotel St, bet. Smith
and Nuuanu; special attention paid
to stylish European jewelry, rings,
brooches, scarf pins, necklaces,
bracelets, etc. Finest quality and
best of workmanship. 6332-1y
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-05
HON TEHY I'LL IT OYERv

If you want to know how the Demo
Gratis put n over on the American
people in the last election, read their
campaign declarations as compared
with their line of talk today.
On page 173 of the Democratic
campaign text book you will find the
declaration that Farmers Gain a
Billion a Year Under Wilson" Not a
word of credit to the war in Europe.
All credit to Woodrow Wilson and the
Democratic party.
But election is past. At a meeting
of the Nebraska Manufacturers Asso-
citation in Omaha, on November q.
DR.. e. e. Pratt, Of the Bureau Of For
eign and Domestic Commerce, said:
Peace in Europe will bring with it
problems almost as great. if not
greater, than the problems that arose
at the opening of the European war. :"
Then, speaking particularly Of
farmers interests. he said:
TOO many people, especially in the
Middle West, have looked upon for
eign orders as a side issue, conven
lent and profitable, but not at all
necessary. The war has changed that
attitude somewhat. Out here in the
grain country you know now what
export trade can do for prices. You
were able to get record prices for
record crops. What would have hap
pened to prices if you had had no
foreign outlet for your unusually big
crops?"
How radically different that line of
talk is from the information given to
the voters before election! And what
a commentary upon the honesty of
the Democratic campaigni
Wilson's reelection was won in the
grain-growing states of the West.
The prosperity of the farmers was
utilized to lull them into a sense of
security and they were induced to
believe that they were indebted to
Woodrow Wilson for their prosperity.
Then the Democratic cry was that our
foreign trade is less than 10 per cent
of our total business. Now, at Omaha,
DR.. Pratt says:
ut is true that our foreign trade
IS only a small part of our total BUSH
Sit is estimated at 5 to 10 per
cent But it is \ mighty importan. {
o. 10 per cent. 1t often means the
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-05
OUR JITNEY OFFER-This and SC

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with sc and mail it to
Foley & Co, 1885 Sheffield Ave-, Chi
cago, Ill, writing your name and adj
dress clearly. You will receive in re-
turn a trial package containing Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds and Group; Foley Kid
ney Pills, for pain in sides and back;
rheumatism, backache, kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets, a wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic, for con-
stipation, ~biliousness, headache and
sluggish bowels. For sale by Eagle
Drug Co, Winnemucca-Advt. tn
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-05

difference between prosperity and
stagnation."
II such truths as these had been
placed in the Democratic campaign
text book. the result in the grain
growing states would have been far
different. But it is perhaps better
that we have the truth late than
never.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-05

Philadelphia Press:-Boston is max
ing exceedingly boisterous complaints
about the postal service in that city.
But Boston has no monopoly at that
The department distributes its short
comings around quite impartially.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-05

Freeport (Ill.) Journsl-Standard:-
1t must have been gratifying to JUS
tice Hughes to carry his own state
and likewise that OF his Democratic
opponent.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-05
VOICE OF TEH
COUNTRY PRESS

Ozark County CMo.) Times:-Bet-
ting is all dead wrong at best, but
when you bet on the wrong side it's a
bowling sin.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-05
opponent

Wadena (Minn.) Pioneer Journal:
Lots Of people are trying to con-
vince themselves that they enjoy the
trip up Salt river.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-13
PROPOSALS

BIcYcLE--In nrst-class condition; sell cheap
at TOT ID Of. sc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-13
GRAPHOPHONE STOCK
i IS ACTIVE LOCALLY
Common Rises More Than Nine
Points Over Previous Sale
Price.

Activity Of American Graphophone
Company issues made today's session
OF the washington Stock Exchange the
heaviest In point Of trading for scv1'al
months. The common stock OF the
Graphophone Company enjoyed rise OF
~ points as compared with the previous
Gale price. a total OF 100 shares brount
from iis' to lion.
A block OF similar proportions OF the
preferred stock OF the company changed
hands at lby1t. At these prices the com
mon STOCK IL nearly - "a share higher
than the preferred stock. Both are I
per cent stocks. and In any dividend
distribution over and above { per cent
tbe preferred must share eauaIy with
fhe common. The reason assigned tor
ths unusual demand tor the cumun Is a
reported short interest In the stock.
Iapitai traction stock continued to
ease on. lot OF iiIty shares changed
hands at 81 OF tractIonaiiy below the
prevailing price Oh yesterday.
Other safes OF the day Included t7O0o
WORTH Oh American Graphophone first 8
per cent bonus at l0i; $1,000 worth or Po-
tomac. Electric Power consolidated % at
lOlis 1,W0 worth OF Washington Kali
way and Electric Is at Sih. and live
Rhares Of Washington Gas at TN.
The delegation from Washington to
the fourteenth annual convention Of the
American Institute for Banking, to be
held at CINCINNATI September 70, =, ana
22. will leave Tuesday. The repro sen-
tatives OF the local chapter arc F. O..
Addison. jr.. G. 4. Bcaumet. p. A.
loft. +. A. Galleher. Harry V. Haynes.
Y. J. McQuade, A. N. Nevius, K. l..
Neuhanser, A.. NJ. Nyman, Fcrnand
Petit. w. w. Spaid. and L. 8. Wolfe.