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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER An dsv yssterday he MAJ.
X, vac Iophc',N and There Wa q son
.rlsIslly high for tn, season ~ ~ year
.tsi month there vii boo a great -.ramb."
fE June butter 70 store and already 10
selling for future delivery as high a.
2'.c This will make next winters but.
,-f ne highest in a long tim. IS there
s'ade. Al! Of the undergrades f-lt III.
c. Inc Yesterday and the market closed
ok Prices; Creamery. extra, 20 score,
siod,;e higher scoring. 59'. "a-isc.
'.lras' &c, unsAlted, extras. 3iU3ltgc ,
S'ate, dairy, finest. so sore gooi 10
s,a:st:c trs's, IS eSi.c Q. ladies'. rrst,.
.Hg-sitr packing sto, K, current max
me -i':c; No. >, csc.
rhEESE Fresh white stock was IN
s,neral demand tcr that line. Colorol
.'s were slow and tho market wIs IT.
usl'sf On" or Two OF the choi,e l.nos
1~sre4a4P ,fs[-k ., TArt" we're no e4"dda,.
IN Toy cho,Se grads ITritc.: F',,'
"a 'aor,I ant "hit. spcclils, l7tg a
-l.i GOOD to fancy, ISL. ~ igt under.
lIa. ~: ai'c daite., h.IJ. ~. @isc
ms s~p''i,.s. ~'lrr'nt maxi. ~. Z -, .
''.tr srad's, aqloi.c.
tGGSLW hte tic "Iso We, Of YES.
Ga,a'v mere "sr .'as define in rri'"s
warner n the general producing s,.
IS hlsan egg. ss q ru'c, bring y:
,.t., h's,,er man any other par'i,iI,i
vvard tenasry hlt ~, .,rong cr'aYrrHrN 10
caa.s,,ss p[I,., blr'irs were ~ While
.'e'i> on hes, sraio.. rr,re. Frr@n
gathered. EXTRAS, al, ~ GO storage
seS.kea irs'' 23ls H:ti4c. Hr-'s, 22r,l
?..,. tic; 10. ~ issi .o oI1Urg'' cHE""r =
"a . 5gG, nesrby hennery whites. 9"ia a
e,,L UroWns s'c4:@sc.; mixed, 23p:ii2c,,
LIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ears by
nesht we're unlosded yesterday and ono
1s,n,,sspse5s' Fowls we're short IN the re-
TIKI. are li",eap %f iSs cA Ms'f for s' arriI,l "P pSI:
r'rh some sales were reported on
s sra'srt generally at 35r, for average lot.
~ a demand for good size pIunp
%.oler.' with not enough to supply this
t vu,hshH 10 sales were quoted on fowls.
,nt probably prices will be made to-rnor-
~" or the next day.
DRESSED. POULTRY-Trading ycster-
M NnS ~Ss quiet, as Is usual on Tuesdays,
rrresh fowls, some fancy selling up to zee.
,n,te were more old ROSTERS than have
Zen on the market on any day for some
,.lc' although there was no change in
h,ees over the previous day. There was
're,, sInicisnt demand to clean up the
rLsn Killed turkeys and they were on lc.
mere was an over supply Of squads. but
NV great enough 10 change prices. In
o,osen poultry there were few turkeys LEFT
ssna chickens were well cieunod up. Mar.
r. was strong, with few lots changing
hsnos' Prices: Dressed turkeys. Western
ebin"iL ana toms, dry picked, ?en3sc.,
iV'zc corn. fed. 10 q zoe. fowls. AZ TO
" ~s, dry packed, western. SO lbs and
under 80 lbs. lsH uisc.; western DRY;
Pieksd 8 lbs, and over. :I'sc,; 81. lbs.
ogaz0Hc; . lbs. and under. isulsiac.;
wg rooster. lti2 q lsc.; squads, prime
wEH,sss, 10 lbs. 20 dozen. S.; 3 lbs. U25;
,os' ~, Frozen; Turkeys selected
sSSpne hens, 900 toms, asc.; No. 9, :4a
ss... plollerr. ]. TO box, - to 20 lbs. 81 ~
80, corn fed funryi .syestscj chickens.
a 70 box; milk fed. 81 TO 3s lbs. sii4c.:
$50 ~ ,,n,,;, sSc.' corn fsd. 81 to 80 lbs.
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strength In Motor stocks.

\ sudden burst Of strength IN the
motor stocks 10Th on the stock En-
mango ana on the curb yesterday car
rlod several Of these issues upward TO-
q gain of from -. TO 80 points for the
Gay, and Wa the means Of ostah-
lIshiuc q, l"a,, three new high record
prices in these issues. Dn the Stock En-
rhaugc WIl!S-rvcrland sold up to the
new hlrh price Of 276i:. while OF the
curb ChcN .olct made u new top at
4iGi.. saxon Motors. which has just
declared an initial dividend a. the rate
of = per cent, per annuin. also made a
nov top at 7SA.. There seemed to bc
little explanation for the advance In the
price of the motor stocks other than
that the incentive for the rise was due
t. professional activity, General Mo-
tors was the stock which caused n sem
spfion hy n gain Of 80 points. This, how
eyer, did not place it at "a new high
price. This stock at one time Jumped
points " sales, advancing from
l79 20 100 on a single transaction. The
strength OF General Motors was natu-
rally associated with the NrmnesS of
Chevrolet on the curb. many OF the in
,erests In both companies being the
same. In som" circles 1t was ruinored
that the display of strength In one Of
the motor stocks was due to the fact
that certain of the insiders were trying
to unload large blocks OF the stock by
mean Of a demonstration of high prices
and an active market, Application will
soon he made to list the shares OF the
Saxon Motors on the stock Exchange.
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SIu,hc-n Pacific made a new TOP YES
'e"Iay - the present movement, after
On" publication % its excellent earnings
statement for April and the ten months
,'.i-d Ap.il 80. lrl6. operating rcNeuu
FOR April were Sl2,Sjl.273. an increase
Of S.,l>1' ~ The net operating IN
come OF su-.-221 showed an improve
Went ~ slfoN.osl. The operating in
come fpr the month vas S3.632. 90. an
Increase oF Sl.3O3.7 07. From July /,
l"l5. to Ar-il go. 1915, IN" net opcrRt-
iug revenues of So. u?o.557 showed II
gain of slo.9l2,26l The operating in
rome ~ S39,27i.326 slowed an Increase
Of Ss.>3i. lGi. The indications based on
80 earnings statement for the ten
months are that the southern Pacific will
earn a surplus for the fiscal year ending
Jun" 30, 1916. which will lie equal To-
around II l"r cent. ON the stock. This
cuWpLres with - per cent. shown In
1915 and - per cent, in 1914.
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Live stock Market.

TUESDAY. NAV -.
Receipts OF heeves were l,t13 head.
nearly all Of which went direct to slaugh e.
tsrcra, There was no trading In live
cattle. The feeling was steady with Hight
receipts expected for Wednesday, trade.
dressed beef was quoted firm with city
dressed native sides selling at l3nl5c,
per IN,
Roceipts OF calves were ~ head, incIud
Ing .l6 head for the market. me feeling
was about steady. Good to prime veal N
sold at sie 25usi2.s2ia per 100 his, culis
at s.. so 81. city dressed veals were hrm
at l5Wloc- per 10, country dressed higher
at l2ia ml7c.-
Receipts ~ sheep and lambs were s,os9
head, including ga cars for the market.
Prices were steady Tor both sheep ana
spring lambs. No sales Of last year.
lambs. Common to prime sheep sold AT
Euss.5o per 100 lbs cuils ~ $4,000
s., 80. . care OF Virginia spring Ia mbs 81,
sis. Dressed mutton arm at l2a l7c.
per ID. dressed lambs at TN "a ale; hog
dressed Mt 2iis u2?c.; country dressed ho,-
house lambs higher at tMSi0 per carcass.
Receipts Of hogs were 400 head. all for
siausihtsr-r.. VIII! tho exception OF a few
the same as for Monday's market; light In
heavy hogs, VB@tistsi rourhs. $50 o s.
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IRON AND STEEL MARKETS.
Heavy Export Demand, but Fewer
Domestic Orders

Domestic orders for rolled steel Rr~
smaller, hut export demand aud sales sr"
heavy, rompensating for smaller pur-
chnsss AT home. More ships ara avail.
able for foreign trade and rates ara less
onerous. There Is evidence Of an castor
tone IN structural steel, but there T. wide
variation IN prices quoted Manufacture
crs Of rivets have advanced prices to
i.c. for structural and <,3ic. for boiler
rivct-.
Railroads are placing few orders Of
any kind. hut ~shipyards would place
prumise earlier shipments.
There are more offerings OF seIni-hn-
ished steel and Of round bars-some for
resale. Pis Iron 10 quiet In all sections
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Al n meeting Of the directors Of the
Chicago. -, Paul. MINNEAPOLIS ana Omaha
Railway Company yesterday james r
clark was elected president to succeed
william A Gardner, deceased.
r. u. Lyon, formerly a member OF the
arm Of Boyer A. Co, has become asso
cIated with Dawson & Lyon, dealers in
stocks and bonds, 40 Wall street. Mr..
Lyon will have charge OF tho Investment
department OF this frm.
Stockholders Of tho Pcrimsn Rim Corp.
grafton have received notice signed by
l.. O.. Kaufman and w. c. Durant regard
ing the exchange OF their stock for shares
Of the United Motors Corporation on the
basis Of one share Of Perlman common for
two shares Of United Motors Corporation
class a stock.
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4 Coincidence.

Three active stocks listed on the stock
Exchange were sold at the same price
at the same time yesterday. They were
American Smelling and Refining COM
mon. - Paul and southern fac'hc. The
price at which they were sold was
l0i. In two cases, that ~ the southern
Pacific ,nd the -. Paul, Il represented
q new hish price in The present move
mcut. neither Of these stocks haN!nc
sold nj tnat figure since the recent rise
IN tn. rails bear.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGa.
r. 1 din POST dc >FMOUR~ POWDER
COMPANY.


Srccial Meeting OF the SiocknoId'rr of
tho u. /. du run' 40 Nrwou'~ Invdrr
,'o,npsuv will 10 hold an tho .th day ~
Iunn 1916. at twelve u','ork iuuu. at
TIC principal oMce 81 the COMPANY, Nu.
~ NowArk street, Iiuluk'n, Sow irrscN.
Tor tho Uui poe. 81 taking action UPON ,
resolution 81 the Board of Directors.
adopted April :6th, lald. derlarlns that II
1. ndNisnhlC to decrease the capital stock Of
The Company from sixty million dollars to-
four million dollar 10y reducing tho par
value of thrc" hundred and my Thousand
shares ~ roruruu sto'k iuthori'c1 hv the
tcrtin'atc ot Incorporation flom slUp prr
rlwr. to 5000 per share, AVID hN reducing
81 preferred stock Of the pnr value OF 500
each to n,o thousand shares Of tha par
value of 500 each by retiring two hundred
and foIty.nyc thousand shares owned b,
the COMPANY, and that Article ". OF the
Cortiicstc OF Incorporation h" umcudni
accordingly. sud that Il meeting Of IA,
sinot lo!ders to take action on this resoll
ton hr called tn be held at tho time uuI
place above mentioned.
ALEXIS l. du POINT. recrctary.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE
Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad Co.
GENERAL MORTGAGE RONDs.
Trustees Onir~. Room z. tbth Eioorl,
Mills Building.
New York, May 1915

~ the numh.,- ~ IN. i5b bonds issued
under tho trust decd ~ Two chicago &
weston Indiana Railroad ''Wptur .ln'"i
bcrrWhrr ist, ISS". to No - l"cmr1, Nv the
operation Of tho Sinking FuIi on lurr lot
,cNt. at tho office ~ N"ts's 4 J. Morgan
& 60. Now NnrN ~ iUH ard oy"ruet iW-
'crost - TINT date Registered houls
should T." accompanied Nv - po"cr Of a.
tnrreN trarsfsrrlns ihcm 90 h"AIer.
iIrrRRnnuKrIL. EATrrrK'l,rr, Trustees
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IItCIiONs AND MEETINGS.

Tho lpmwrl moetIuF - the Sio, hhr'tcr.
and tho ole. ton ~ Iirortor" ~ 'rum n
fur.'r vita he void ct tho office ~ the
Company. SEQ. % William Strcot. *nw Ioi.
CITY, ON Wednesday May Sl.'. 1875. ., /.
0CloCt noon Nv order.
AMI II ACkEiiMAN. secvetavv.
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RECEIN ERS NOTICES.
ADlpIRNED SALE or
EIVkt>tE lRoS WORKS.

Tho ReCoiNor'g sale Of tho llnrrrr~ I-or
WORKS urop"rlN, ma hiuorN, tonlp, supr'ie-.
plpo, hYirpuis, etc, stands adjourned 10
Wednesdays. ,IUur .sth, 1910. ~ eleven
o'rlo,h \. NJ on the promises a. T'or,u.s,
\. \.
May lg,' ian
HNBoI WILLS. E.cei,st.
tASklLl. ~ tASNlll Iuuu.
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Nv order ~ IN. BOARD Of Directors.
THE DETROIT ELECTRIC RUNWAY.
IUF DETROIT RAILWAY.
DETROIT UNITED RtlIN Az.

No'T-r n horUNY glVcn thut IMo Tirst
Consolidated Mortgage Five Per Cent God
Sends of TIE DETROIT ELECTRIC
sand I000l, both inclusive. fall due and
are payable JUNE lST, 1915. that II Inc
holders OF said bonds present the same ~
the Central Trust Company Of New York,
q wall street. New Noi& City, they viii
receive the principal OF said bonds that
the interest coupons duo on eald d.te
should be deposited for collection In The
usual manner.
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The international
Nickel Company
Notice of Annual Meeting.

Nn.i.c IS hrrrbr given that tho Annual
Meeting Of tho Siortho,lcrs ~ The lu'cr-
u|afi,u.. &lrhrl COMPANY VIII b, held at
no Vrlu,ipa4 ui'lc" Of the company, at con
.itl'. Hook. BhN uuuc. New Jersey. on Tues
tho TIN dH' at Iur', l'lG, at olrNtu
n.I.r1 .u ih, fot'uuuu, tor the purpose u'
,Icriiuy I'VE directors to hoid office fur
thrr, y,trs and for tn" Transaction NJ suru
nthor lltu"-' - MAY tnNtC before tho
upnu IA" approval tui rs'tnrd'inn OF El
contruttH. t,tr and proceedings 81 thu
Epaid uf directors HuI ~ tuo Executive
committee of this Company since law" ',t.
ipis. - srt forth in IA" miuu ~ tho
iiu,rd ~ Directors and "t said Committee,
which VIII hc or"u 10 examination ~
,tncEholiPrr Of record durins business
hours. ~ the Sow York CITY once Of tho
Company. a. ENchaug" Place,
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Tho NRfance sheet a. ~ March ~ last
shows current assets amounting 10 $3.50
7'a. current Nahtu'ies, $,.t79.ll3, sppru.
pri,ted surplus OF Sri,7lu.rlt, proAt and
loss surplus, ti2, 2"t.lhl, amt total assets
and WAhilI,,es Of sl6l. $40 $50.
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barely steady.


70 points decllts Nlddl1-. -. southern
SPOT markets. az officially reported wore
.nchan-ed 70 so 90 points decline. NV
orleans. =. ft' Galveston. 'SfA, St,au.
,,ah, i-N.c Memphis. icc Alsl-'a. j.. be {;
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The Liverpool market oi-uc! steady There
Vas falr business 90 spot cotton. with
m'd1lluE 3 points a" NHo at sid sales
- ~ hdest receipts .a bIlts. including
40 Anar--In lLn..L -.
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The II 4 " bids - Liverpool we're
..'v ':s'c -ohor. l-n January. :" IT,, .
80 open to dav .iv to Il, ro.u,s decline
rn-t rc.r. MI MN IN =.
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The Macarthur Bros Company. which
~ Monday submitted the iovcs tender
- 'he Public Service Commission for
tho construction Of section 3 ~ route :
- the Fourteenth street Eastern Rapid
Traysi. Railroad ga Brooklyn. part Of
the dual subway system, VIII require
ONLY about .oon tons 81 structural steel
The tender was Si.s36 600. Mason &
Hanger have h-"U awarded the contract
for tho construction " section 4 of
route s. bids for which were submitted
last Neck. calling for $3.50 tons OF s'ruc-
tura' steel. Section I Of route $ - still
pcrd!nc. This section calls for $500
tons Of structural s'eel.
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Exports We yesterday wore &: oo bales Total
nus FAY Tia, season. ~ 3l2 bales Total
sst season. 1..l-..ty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-06
Be PRETTY! TURN
CRAY HAIR DARK
TRY GRANDMO1HER'S OLD EAN-
ORITE RECIPE OF SAGE TEA
AND SULPHUR.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly COM
pounded, brings back the natural
color and ustre to the hair when
faded, streakod or gray; also ends
dandruff, itching scalp and stops fall
ing hair. Years ago the only way to
get this mixture was to make it at
home. which is mussy and trouble
some. Nowadays, by asking at any
drug store for "Wyeths Sage and
sulphur Compound, you will get a
large bottle of this famous old recipe
for about so cents.
Don't stay gray Try itl no one
can possibly tell that you darkeued
your hair, as it does it so naturally and
evenly. You dampcn a sponge or soft
brush with it ana draw this through
your hair, taking one small strand at
a time; by morning the gray hair dis
appears, and after another application
or two, your hair becomes beautifully
dark, thick and glossy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-06

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1-thIiIm1n
KtChu announced today that the
house ways and means committee
would begin hearings January IL ON
Representative Uilrs bill proposiug
protective import duties on dyostuft
and certain chemicals with view to
building up a domestic dyestuff in
dustry. In asking for the hearing
Representative Hill said manufac-
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Program NlNpNId OnI.


LANSING. Jan. b. - The name OF
Henry Ford. who recently returned
from his European peace mission, has
a place on the Republican presiden-
tial ballot in Michigan this spring
Enough petitions 10 make possible
Mr.. Ford's candidacy for president
were filed with the secretary Of state
this afternoon
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out Of order and ended it by moving
an executive session.
II nave not objected up to this
time he explained; 81 thought IL
was very well to let it run littl9
while by way of feeling out and get
ting an index to the senate"
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Senators Mix in Discus
sion Of Neutrality
Continued from Page One)

- ,,.,,I,.i,ng
Wl'u ''ul' ul'.,'o" .,,,,i't,l H., .,it, Of
! 4sS' WI t,o ,.as,,I The
l'llS 10 "" S.,i, I.,,ai,Iod,a
tbat the shin carried munitions of war
is morally responsible for the deaths
of our citizens
when Senator Works declared the
United States actually was particl-
pating i'm the war by the sale of muni-
tons, Senator Reed, Democrat inter-
ruptcd to ask:
Gcrmopv Cot First Loan.
or, ~ .,..,... r,t i.,,,,. that
IovS J"c ',''',oL i i.'' N,'o .,,,,,,,.
mo iI.SU 'u"n P''l'" III ne I.,,,
"IloI ''sv NoI nv p'-'''' NG,',, NG'o ~
twenty NV i''''"uH Tol'o'S ~ "a,
u'anl anu ul1' 'ilr io"" ",9 ',,,. IL.
W.tnouI pIVlesI ~ On, I,'.l, W Guy p,'lI ,,'.
81 Z, 'lI',' 'uoS '.'G ,3 sv,'' w.. ,'o' M
lndt vel ll'"HS Plu' e., 'i,o 80
Louu''l a. iouH o., 80 ~ was
nen i.,r' No. E'l ll'r'u ..,, o....,.r
,,, .,l Iu'l may "'t pt NJ H. ut' a.. ,,ot ,"t
W. lN3 ,,,, 'P,',u Pt,,,,,', '''''' U0N'
"''tI 'i,' o''uo'''i,' ,.''. ,,.i..,1 o.,.,,l,r
~ H. ne Irue, Jou..'ueu oel,a.uI
- ,'.' '',' N',s "i l.,,9
ny arc ne any up" w W. @ @i'l', -
We" as " an o'''' 'o"I,, 'v, ',t,u 20,
in.S u1,S ,'o, u,',,i'
r'l"N'u any e'.' 't'ou3' ''',"
l'uN C1'' ''iv say ','''' 1,,,9
'''Hs mas '"N'" "'' "''" "'' a.
PoS'''"H
Would stop MI Supplies.
ct is impossible TO get arms to
Germany and say it is morally
wrong for this government to permit
shipment of arms TO any of the bel
ligcrcnts." Senator Works insisted.
He added that his principal objection
was based on conyictN,n that the
United States was aiding i'm prolonging
the war and the killing of men and
that he would not only put an em-
barge on munitions but also on ship
meut of food and clothing to the
armies of Europe
Senator Lodge in uphOldinG the pO-
sition of the United States as To the
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Stcanlcr Sinks in Ohin Rl,cr.

PARkERSBURG, w. Va, Jan g.
The steamer Kanawha was sunk In
the ONO river nine miles south ot
here. tonight. Reports received here
said large number of persons were
on board and that several were
drowned
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ttons after the war began. Senator
Lodge said he thought not because
that act did not change a condition.
"PlacinS of the embargo by thece
rations,' Senator Hitchcock replied,
deprived Germany of safe method
Ci procuring munitions and other
oontraband from those countries, ana
Yet no enc was heard to claim that
those countries were guilty of ur.
neutrality. Everyone knows that
Germany was deprived o.. an enor
nous advantage When Great Brltail
forced those neutral CouNtrles OF
Europe tD put on that embargo or lose
the iood Whlch they needed ana Whlcn
Great hrlialn could Keep from them'
,,t,. ,Sl''l.,' 'ti,t !, =
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big Months Receipts.
ST. PAUL. Mimi, Jan. Gross
earnings of the Great Northern rail-
way for last November We're $685.
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Two inns Both
Are on the Job

.oaauaa.l from Page o"e)
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I Open Mind Is Policy
Wilson Is Following

Continued from Page one)
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Clearance Items From
The Third Floor
Down Comforts One-Third Off

is left, some silk, others satin covered. Prices
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-21
Supervisor Smith
Mixed Up with Auto

School Supervisor Smith. who has
charge of the southern part of Marion
county, was in visiting County School
Superintendent w. NJ. Smith. Supervis.
or Smith reports that he is rapidly re-
covering from the accident he had last
week when he and an automobile col.
lided about two miles from the cheese
factory east of Salem He states he was
driving north ON the east side of the
road with his horse and buggy wheh
the automobile of j. b. Van Handel of
Sublmity, appeared out of the night
and crashed into him. The collision
smashed the front wheel of the buggy
and twisted both axels, broke the rear
wheel and threw Mr.. Smith out on the
ground. He struck on his face and re.
ceived a bad cash across his nose. The
horse got loose, stripped off the har.
ness and ran away.
Mr.. Smith states there were five peo-
pie in the Van Handel ear. The ear
suffered in that its left front wheel
and its right rear wheel were smashed
and the front axel bent. Van Handel,
he says, assumes responsibility for the
accident and is making good the dam.
ages, which are estimated about $50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-21
RICHARD CULLEN
DECLARED INSANE
Man Who Sought, to Board
Presidents Auto Is Sent
to Insane Asylum

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. 21.- Richard
Cullen may spend the remainder of his
life in an asylum. The youthful Irish
American, who made persistent eff
forts yesterday to reach President Will
son while the chief executive was on
an automobile tour of the city, was an
inmate of Marshalsea, the Allegheny
county institution for insane, today.
He was committed there following
examination by police physicians who
declared him mental defective. DR..
Barclay, physician to the Cullen fam.
lily, declared that only on Thursday he
had treated Cullen for an actute men
tai disorder. Cullen maintained
throughout the examination that he
only wanted to "interview" the presi
dent on his foreign policies.
But we would have had to agree to
change them or suffer the consequen.
ces," Cullen is reported TO have said.
What the consequence" might
have been Cullen did not say.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-21
County Assessment
Decreased a Million

On account of the elimination Of a.
600 acres of the Oregon and California
land grant, a decrease in the assess
ments of the banks, and other. reduc-
tions, Marion county S property valua.
tion has decreased over million from
that of 1915. County Assessor West
states that the exact decrease is ST.
057, 520, or difference between $37,-
l99,64O and $36, ,142, l20O.' The valua.
tions of public corporations are not in
cluded in this list.
On account of court decisions in Linn
and Lane counties relative to reduction
of bank valuations, Marion county
banks made application for reduction,
which results in a ioss of county valua-
tion in the sum of about quarter mil
lion dollars. The decrease of Salem
property valuation from this source is
Sl75,360.
Automobiles show an increase in val.
uation over last year in. the sum Of
500, l2J. Livestock decreased in value
throughout the county by about $780,.
900. On account of horses sold to the
allies the number in Marion county has
decreased by 800.
There is difference Of $l00,S40 in
the valuation of shares of stock held
by Marion county residents.
However, with all these reductions
in the assessed valuations il is not ex-
pected that the tax levy will be incrcas-
ed,