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At Western points were larger, but they
were apparently well absorbed by shippers.
The visible supply showed an Increase for
the week of 10000. compared with an In
crease last year Of $4,000 bushels. Ex-
port sales for the day were estimated at
about 100. 900. In the local cash market
No. 2 yellow was quoted at N.let ten
days shipment e. I. Z. New York.
OATsEThe market advanced with the
others and showed net gains Of lie. The
Visible showed an increase Of $4,000 bush
els and the total iss now ~, $780, 900. COM
pared with 1s.756,0o0 last year. There
was q fair export inquiry and sales were
estimated at $50. 900. Local cash market
nriner: standard quoted al. 50 q save. No.
? white. 63is q Sc; No. 3 white. s?h n
sac. No. 4 white. sc Il So &C.: fancy clipped
white. 67a6shc.: ordinary clipped white.
s5n S6h C., all elevator.
RYE-Market steady. No. Western.
e1.so c. 1. 4. New York.
BARLEY-Market steady. Feeding.
S1.o6 I. o. b. New York.
BUCKwHEAT-Market quiet. Good
milling. 81 per 100 lbs.
HAY-Market hrm. No. !. rs:
No. 2. S1.05; No. 3. CSC; shipping. so sec.
CHICAGO PRICES.
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POLICE REWARDED BY WOODS
Men get Time on to Eat Thanks
giving Dinner Home.

AS a reward for excellent work In the
car strike. Police Commissioner Woods
issued a general order yesterday provid-
ing for time of on Thanksgiving Day for
all policemen who In the ordinary routine
Of their work would have been unable to
eat their Thanksgiving dinner with their
families.
The order applies TO the First squad,
which will he on reserve duty all
Thanksgiving Day. The other two
squads will do alternate patrol duty OF
eight hours each, permitting them to
spend eight hours at home.
The sun., 1916-11-21
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Nov, 20 The stock marke, ~ div
recorded the usual number OF week end o,ders
tion attracting most attention. Otis S,cei rose
10 points to sS, Argentine rails weak on nm.
favorable crop news and French loan heavy
lean securities idle with the csccp,ion NJ
rnited states Steel. which was strong snd
active, Money and discount rates quiet. Short
dated Treasury bills In good demand. Money,
~ per cent. Discount rates Short and three
months bills 5auah per cent Gold premiums
at Lisbon, 100.
Consois for money closed at Sc, new Iag
war loan AT ISL,
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CHARLES X. kt RtM\>
JOSEPH (OMt>.
JOHN \. CAR AuFR
Cu ARIES u. RtRGN\\N
JOHN \. CAR tntk


Four ticket spectators, found
OF selling tickets on the sllrN '
front OF the kuickcrhorEr" Th'I''
Metropolitan Opera HOUSE, No. '.1'
81 each by Magistrate Niuiy .. ',""
son Market curt yesterday Tl,f -l'I
they were Ruby Weller, 3l3 w. l'"'
street Charles l'rtis, 1854 ''
way Charles Wilson. AL vs. 'N'
seventh street. and Inop0'i trru .'. '''
81 Nicholas avenue
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BIRTH CONTROL TRIAL SET.
Mrs. sanger md Aids Plead Not
GuiIty-TO Face Charges Monday.

The trial Of Mrs. Margaret Sanger,
Mrs. Ethel Byrne and Miss Fannie Min
dell. accused OF distributing birth con-
troll literature al their clinic at - AM
boy street, Brooklyn. will take place
next Monday In Special Sessions. Kings
county.
Through their attorney, Jonah j
Goldsteln, they pleaded not guilty yes
terday to the charge OF distributing
obscene literature, and were released on
bail Of $500 each.
Mrs. Max Eastman. or, rs she pre-
fers. Ida Rauh. was arraigned before
Judge Delchanty yesterday In General
Session, Manhattan, on "A similar charge.
to plead. She declined on advice of
counsel to say whether she was guilty
or not guilty. Judge Delehanty directed
the clerk to enter "A plea Of not guilty
and ave Mrs, Eastmcn a week to
change the plea. She was released on
$500 bail,
The sun., 1916-11-21

SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. 20.-The liners
Victoria and tmatilla. the last vessels
10 leave Nome. ALASKA, arrived In Seattle
to-day with 500 passengers, 81 LOCO. 600 in
sold bullion and shipments OF tin ore ana
furs. Fifteen hundred people are winter
ing in Nome, which now Is closed by the
ice.
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Advances Affect Manchester.

LONDON. Nov 2O.-An advance OF a half
penny in American cotton and three half
pence IN EN- ptian cotton to-day occasioned
temporary suspension OF business on the
Manchester exchange, the Exchange Telegraph
Company reports,
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LocaI SPOT market steady and 20 points hi
at $3.50 for middiinG upland sales nil.
Southern spot markets and sslcs
New Orleans Arm. IL y. 49,, 80 10 ESQ.
Norfolk steady, II .. up. c.M Ire
Bsltimcrc nominal. isc. up.. :o'.c.
Little Rock steady. IS .. up. 20, Sc
Gslveston steady. IS y. ur. 9.s5c 3.1N
Mobile steady. 25 p, up. 70. &c, 2,sio.
Savannah steady. ZIG up. co'g". ESQ
Memphi. steady. IS y. up. 20, 2sc. s,5so.
Houston steady. 20 n up, 81 csc. 5,6@
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PITTSBURG MARKET.

rIrTsRrRG. Nov. 20 La Rail-. ,.m
steel closed At ser, up s points hme,,ccnn
ml'""w '.IAss Machine was 4 lower nj ssi.
Westinghouse Air Brake at 100 was AZ.
NJ e was ~ M, Market active and .,rnns
Summary ''""s
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. Volume OF business
large and we'll distributed, Prices confined
to a small range with realizing in several
Issues. Trading IN bond list also quite sc-
tive. prices ruling firm. Summary.
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MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 20.-Markct active,
declining under profit taking. Cramps lost "a
points. with fractional declines throughout the
Inore active stocks. such as Lake Superior and
the traction shares. Philadelphia Electric n
advanced sis points. Other bonds arm and &C.
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BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, Nov. Chopper shares. Hfter early
strength. developed = r~actionary tone and the
close was well below the days high prires.
Trading continued In large volume. with many
shares showing substantial advances. Railroad
stocks dull. Miscellaneous shares steady.
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Range OF prices:

SUGAR. RAW-Msrket dun; holders
hold fairly rrm in offering 'uha- at $50.
cost and freight basis. without attracting
a buying Interest from local r.tiners. 'on-
tiDued bad weather in cuba prevented
early grinding movement. Centrifugal,
8 toc,.. molasses. 5.;3c,.. cos; and freight.
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VEGETABLES, MISCELLANEOUS

ARTl'HOK ES-California. French. drum.
BRUSSELS srRorrs-sta,e. quart. sa
l:c.; Long Island. quart. 6a lie Cali-
i9rnia' small drum, s:n:ic REANs-
green. basket. soc. nt2; Florida. wax. has.
kei si.5oH3 green. basket, ESoa3.
bEETS- Ncarhy. 100 lunches. So tops
LIS. CARROTS Nearby. 100 bnnches.
fi.toh.. %; unwashed, tops on. hbl.. So"
s!S; washed tops on, hhl. s?e5ns.so;
ctMBERs Florida basket. s.6Ons5 so;
hothous'' Long Island, dozen, Snl.:';
n",h9ns', Boston. dozen. 7,cnr CAB
G75n3. Southern, crate. SIAM; DANISH
seed, ton, 80 81; Jersey and Long Island,
re-, $50 "o' s,s,s sO ana 30 CELERY snnSh'
$50; California. crate, So cNt'II.
FloWERS-Long Island, short cut. bhI
Long island; per nat Buffalo crate. f5c,a
81 Long Island, long cut. No. !. sl.5O6
~; Long Island. long cut, No : hhl
Nearby basket Soc. a 81: Florida basket,
75c. EGuFLANTs FLORIDA. box 81
"a kAiE-yirginia. bill. .ii:ai.g5
sGioc.. MoRsEEnA,ppi's.,i NS,'.S'%''' 100
H.. g LIMA Maryland and
hoN. $3.50. LETTUCE virginia, BASKET.
ooc q 'ar",ins basket soc. a tl..i: STATE
crate, 7Sc aus; basket, 80. ISLES,
Orleans bib. s., basket, N5c LEXIS
,Nearhl, 100 hunche,, gg5mLjO.
MUSHROOMS white, I 10 basket. sl..5
ni75: brown. 4 10 basket tnisO. hut
tons, III. basket, 75c al. ONIONS
state and Western, white. crate. SEA
" 2a. yellow, 100 ID bag. So 80 I. rcd 100
lh. bag &s5W5T5, White, Ion III bag.
tS,5out 20; orange county, yellow. 100 NJ,
bag. S?5nS7| red, 100 10. bag. s3sST
S.I5: Connecticut Valley. yellow, 100 IN
bag, $3:SuS73; red, loo II. bag, s325m
a.75. okRA-florids. basket. ssd3.b01 &
I'm carrier, ,sc0Hs . TN carrier, ssa
!; Jersey, basket, st,5on25o. PEAS
CALIFORNIA;. per drum. 36nl2: Maryland.
basket t"t Virginia. small. large has.
ket, .? sou I so; small. small ha ske &,
mS. virginia, large, large basket. ssdt.
large, small basket, ttn5: North caro-
lima and South Carolina, basket. san
PEPPERS Florida. box. simi..5. PAR.
Sl.Ef Nearby. 100 hunchcs. HnI.5.
Virginia, basket, 75c.asI North caro-,
Ina; curly: hhl,, 81. plain, hbl., $3.50
Nearby. 100 lunches, soc u 81;
-Virginia. hhl,. 1l?ul.S0. SQUASH
Nearby, Marrow. bill, sl.50a.; nearby.
Hubbard, bhi, t2d2.5o: Florida, White
box, scIg.5o, TURNiPS -Rutabaga. bhI
t.75Mg white, bhl,, s9H3 TOMATOES
california, lug, sim2.25; dollhouse 10
III. basket, NL5oni75. wATERCREss-
100 lunches, el25.
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COPARTNERsMIr NOT1CE.

NOTICE is h"rrhy ei,"u tna' tho Ut~'r'
shin lately suhs'stinH hNtwaNn VI. ''s '
dersigned, charles n. bergman. '.."-
towan. John \ tarah"r Hu1 u
s'casc, carrying on business 81 80 W
way under tn" trm name and ,'v'' -
IT,. RrrgmHnn a Company. has hr'r -.
solved by the death ~ the siil T'' y
Sleasc. and that tn" undrrslErrt ne
dating partners Will pay ami dl- N's
debts and liabilities and receive . w.""
paNabl" To IN" said old trm - 'h.' .'
at 81 broadway, New York C|t
Dated, New York, November - 1910
CHARLES u. ~RtRnMt>\
JOSEPH (ONt>.
JOHN T.. CAR\HFR.
Motto" is hereby given mat ''-
signed hay" formed i copArtror,l'0 ~
gag" In Tho business Of ~'Nrk h".t -.
dealers In investment srcur,Iio. 1871.
a. Sc RroadwHy Borough e. Wa 40
CIV ~ New York
Dated, New York. \p,rmNrr - .'
CHARLES u. RtRGN\\N
JOu> \. (tktNtk
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PORT RECEIPTS AND STOCKS
INTERIOR RECEIPTS AND STOCKS

Liverpool cables-spot. fair business: sales
5000 bales; speculation and, export. jOo;
American, s0OD; exports, 1900. American.
&. 1000: midupland. L.. SD. Futures opened
irregular and unsettled II to % points higher:
closed irregular and unsettled At net advance
OF % to e points, except October. November.
airy, 4? t0d, March. April, is.5id.: May June.
l? .6ld July-August. i2s0d, October. Novem.
Der, ll.%id. Manchester Business In yarns
and cloths checked by higher prices.
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cartons, hair or fun sizc tablets. and do,
cases ; lh. cartons. fun size tablets, lo.5oc..
and 10 soc. in half cases. Eagle tablets.
? SOC: cut loaf. s.s5c.: crushed. s.50c..
Mould A. cubes and Eagle s ID. bags pow
dered, Sc. NSkN powdered. 1850. pow
dered and coarse powdered. f.60c.: fruit
powdered, s,50c.. domino graduated. cases
:. as and 5 III. cartons. 7.soc.. and soc.
In half cases: Eagle confcctioners' grnnu.
lated. ,s0c.; Eagle coarse granulated.
,.bjc.. extra fine graduated, 1bOo.. E,rl.
>, ga and ) 10. cartons fine %granulatsd.
soc. > IN. bags fine graduated and 5 ID.
bns- do, soc. IN sacks and soc. in bhls
az lb, bags DO, 200 10 10 bags do,
zoe. In sacks aud : soc. In bbls IS and
90 10. bags do. '.Goc standard eranu.
lated. '15c fin" graduated and diamond
\. : 900 confectloners' a. zoe No. l..
s5c, "" : I.30c.. No 3. csc No. !.
zoe, No >, iijc No. g, 100; No ..
! 05c.. No ;. &c, No ?. 6g5c.. No. IN.
. .sor No II, ssjc No. -, ssoc Nos
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Metropolitan Steamship Company
,Of New Jersey
To the Holders Of
First Mortgage Five Per Gent Bonds

American Trust Company. Bo.'or w.,
trustee under an lndenturc OF Nur'stIs
with the Metropolitan StN,mship tu'urtr'
tof New Jersey dated NoVemur' g.. ''1f
hereby gives notice that il holde 10. .4r
Of siSty-s-ven Thousand ~ix hundred
Ihirts eight and 63- 100 Dollars SIS; I6Sslhi
Tor the purchase Of First NurtgaA. Us.
Fer Cent, Bonds Of the M~ctropplifs" ~'o,r
snip Company cot New tc--'st '.. lst
nnder and occurred 10y said ludeuf.'- %
Mortgage. and hereby invites tend. o..
ssld bonds for sale to II To- m" atr7.u' -
$50 sum or an! par Thereof, erH'r'
Tenders 10 sell Metropolitan steamship
Company First Mortgage i've Per lent
bonds.' to be received ~ the ON . CO.
undersigned. 50 state stree Rls'nr Ns-
until noon. December J., 1915.
The right /, reserved h, ia. ss'- y .tfr
10 reject an, or al tenders avs 'rfs''
or. accepted bonds Wi, cers" December T.
AMERICAS TRl II ~COMrN>N. Trustee.
IN G u. BpN rs, St'fet-r
Boston, November .. 1915
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oiI. fancy. H.. esis Sc. choice. susLc +:
prime. s7snIsc.: chops. in bsryels NJ
1n3<c RASPBERRiEs - In. 1oc'
!ki.EBERRlES-lsaI7c CHERRIES
PARK III. iSn soc. Roys Isn,sc
ifAtHEs-cslifornia. peeled. Isc.. mn.
peeled. suec. PRuNEs-Caiisornis. SO.
The sun., 1916-11-21

EGGs.-Receipts. t.5s< cases. Fresh
ss.nered. extra me. per dozen. soc +:
extra hrsts asa tic. nrsts. <2m<tc.. sec
"nds' 5sMt1c.: thirds and poorer. SEQ
So. refriserator. special marks. fancy.
nrsts. S1nS'izc.; seconds. s5l, seize;
io~er grades. ssa 35c.; refrigerator state
white.. Ssh toc.: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby western. hennery whites, nne 10
fancy. ss#7:c ordinary to good. 5oMsIc -:
gathered. whites. ordinary TO fine. soG
~. nearby puilet eggs. whites, t5as5c:
soueSc state. Pennsylvania and nearby
nehnery browns. Sod 5sc.; gathered brown
The sun., 1916-11-21

unlisted. tSells cents per share. odd lot,
+ dividend. xxEx. rights. ZEE dividend
and rights.
In making net changes salee Of less than 100
shares are disreg arded. except Standard OIL
issues. when . ten share limit 10 used.
The sun., 1916-11-21

C~LEARANCEs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-31

look him To- the grounds Of the com.
pan, instead ot before q justice Of the
peace. OF whom there were three m
Nslc
ua,It states that hc Wa. uhuincd 10 @
stake. and that employee of The com
pany. whom he designated as strike.
hrrpk,ts" tnayis tcing union mur'
gathered around and continually threat.
,u.d to hnnc him Stone him shoot MIN
and beat Nm up uuurg 'ho rutn'
nsht according go Davis petition h'
was not allowed food. water on O pn n
20 sleep
q the morning ator this occurrence,
Instead Of ahng him before = Justice.
Svopt forced him 10 walk TO Cushing,
placed him In dirty Jail and then a.
rs sued him before "A Justice on u charge
o' assault snA hSttery according TO the
uAmtlN Bond Was made IN lho .um OF
ilpU. and payis Was allowed 10 60 free.
rectes the petition Five times the cssc
VIZ. called, and each time continued by
tno., prosecuting n, and finally u vHt
dismissed by the justice Tor want OF pros.
r.ution. according 20 psNs
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To Real Merit


pa, curcd when rIrhaI nc cid Times Ianuar, l.t Ta- of
course the circulation
u,uo.o, RI, Cll.L... n.tI.... =. ..,.. ..,. ,.,,I
ards that circulation mus, measure M to before Il is considered good
circulation Therefore in carefully WORKING over the old Tnc. list
much circulation W. eliminated
For instance practicable every advertiser i'm Oklahoma civ was
on the "d,adhcad ,ro and received AZ his residence free cop of The
Times OF course this Free circulation wa, discontinued
,r..,n o,lr ~ ,, l - ,.r,iu ,l ,.Il t,,,r d,oI.r,,
l, ,c nar Ii.'or,J arI ,L ,, rt, ,,. ,I,ird pa,
due and unpaid circulation was discontinued an circulation without
value to the advertiser and without revenue the publisher
completely cut off
nd Than Lo,,, tho ,,r.,, t 49, d Lo,,.r circulation
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FATHER IN DANGEROUS
STATE; EMBRY TO HIM

County Attorney john lmnN u.rHf
t1 saturday nlEht ioU BguNo Dam kN..
ln response 90 % myssysp stating that h.
father \ Is GmhrN MAS IN daur.I.
ous physical condition m fact Wa. De-.
heyed to be dyng Tho official wa.
not expected by his office 10 ruturu b..
fore IN, latter part of hia vp,k
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m vain TH. youth r.uu.. mot to ...
his mother. ml tn visit ihr woman who
cnus,d r. downfall Wml, uu this visit
No. % .pm,d. ny be- brought to tr.l
aud 4. condemned tu death TIN, rul
TRACED, fur ih. mother 3. Vet tu como
m hi. ,y,r.mrf thr Youth rInk orl,
.rsarI Im ... .lUn... . ida, r,.. .uI
II. rur.,r u,uu... n.I .puu,u,ru, .. ID.
H.i vurH with n.U .nu lu .rG.r in rI,..
him ,umnul sm uip.f.urtf,. ,pfb..
woman unI In.r ID. ,,in..... .Iu.p
BOO Don .u.I I.,. .>t.iIun
u..... ....l..... .,.,.. l.........,
,U'.' "n ,'.' 'nlph'' .l''.n ". 'l .'e'.
uNh Wy lu' Nah'N' 'O'' I'D ''' U.-
,,. I.l'lu' VI, nt' l'0 h ','NI'.
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sRloAplsR eoMMlrs SUICIDE

LONDON Jam % BugdarDo General
Rolln stounylo Grmuon. uurrry tn thJ
kng was found dead m London ~pt.
urdaN morning hanging tn 20 N.d uI
With , handkerchief twisted urnud m
ryulC according iu llu,d. Wu.N, u...
Un had been suffering WITH uDHHtu4.
uW recently Sir lulIo Vbs inspector
gDuorol ol tu. mp.rN sDNIu. uuups H
mdu.
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VITAL STATISTICS
sIRrtls

BIRTHS,
M and Mrs Dick chonot 500 East
Eighth. bo.
Nh and Mrs byron Weislger. 1909
west Thirty fourth, boy
NIr and Nrs Ralph w Day 1921
North Shsttel boy
Nr and Mra Walter Loyolos., 100
.NNt,t Main ho1
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

D E NIinmr 81. died sundl, after.
noon sl local hotritol Ne leaves a
wife. SON aud JIu8hlet The BODY has
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LIFEB0AT CONTAINING
SEVEN SEAMEN MISSING

LIVERPOOL Jan "a l-u2lO 3. mD-
Tho llchout with teven seamen from
th. american lnp steamship Phlhdel
phH which went 20 the rescue nj tbs
CROW u' tho british calling ship Roi
L'' after her collision with the Phil.
lu.rht uu th. coast ut Nalcs on Eht
urdu Nr. .ull mlFsnr this morning
The lmhd0lulih b. now In the Msr-
E... und.rEn'ug rgpsiTa. The accident
u..uDl Hi 10 O'Clock saturday night
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Top. members Austrian embassy at
Washington. Left 10 rght: Baron
Erich Xwicdinek, Prince Alfred III
lIOhenlohc SchilIlngsfurst, Baron
Stephen TIcdry de IIedri ct Dc
Gcncre Aba, Consul General Won
Griyiciu X. Schwenda, Josef
Schoedel, Frank ]. Sob0tka and
Charles POllak- Bottom, Baron
Iwiedinck. Austrian charge dat.
fairs, and Ambassador Won Berns
tOrn
These mcr % Washington are d.
Irg everything in their power g.
'mooth out the dlfTcul'ics with th.
United States over the loss of
American lives through submarinp
Fsrgarc.
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Ihoue .1uI ID 20 lDN-b auiuk and
p.UNWnl. rcsufr assured Special For
Rent Ad Rate. D. words Q days. 80 esuls
Quality readers quality results
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-03-04
Important News from
Consumers Company

The real keynote Of organization is to
ploy good men and keep their interest up to the
highest pitch.
In our ice business we have faithful body of
drivers and helpers Most of them have been
with a long time. They a capable and
efficient body of men and we'll paid. We want
to give them opportunity of increasing their
individual earnings and have decided to give
them working and partnership interest in the
business This should encourage them to greater
efforts in the building up of our trade 1t should
give better service to the ice consuming public
Every one-customer driver and company
should profit by this kind of an arrangement
In making this change, complete and accu-
rate records Of individual routes must be kept to
better enable to do this We shall discontinue
the practice of selling ice for cash and hereafter
market our ice on the coupon book and credit
basis. We shall ask customers to pay for
their ice with coupons instead of cash, which
method should prove great convenience and
will believe, after the plan has become fully
understood by the consuming public work very
greatly to their advantage.
Our drivers have authority to deliver first
coupon book on credit to anyone they consider
entitled to credit
We hope to have your support in bringing
about this change We are sure it is the proper
method of merchandising, and is
- better for the consumer, driver
S!t4&2 Consumers Company
w. E~5 w. Af%~'~-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-03-04
CAN'T BElT POWELL
Everybody Predicts Victory for
Popular Republican Leader
in Seventh Ward.

Isaac N. Powell, in the opinion Of
everybody, will be elected Republican
Committeeman In the Seventh Ward.
every movement for tho betterment
Of conditions In Chicago.
~9A
Judge Elbridge Hanecy 10 one Of the
'prightliest men ct the bar, notwith.
standing his long service on the bench
and In the legal battle lines.
~
Judge Charles A. Williams has
never disappointed the public. His
record Is clear.
Tom. N. Donnelly the well-known
jeweler and diamond broker Of, 20
North Dearborn Street, reports a very
prosperous season. Donnelly's has. Tor
forty years been patronized by the
bon ton Of Chicago. and by everybody
from far and near who was looking
for the best In the market at the
most reasonable prices.
Rivers Mcneil. the popular and Ell.
cient Collector of Customs, reflects
great credit on President Wilson's ad.
ministration. .,.. 90.
49," 80, hs.r.
Judge Thomas F. Scully has shown
since his election to the County
bench that he 10 the right man in the
right place. He has met every cues.
ton raised concerning the election ma
chinery with ability and frmness.
The people are proud Of him.
- ,.
John l.. Forc,l Is talked Of for City
Treasurer.
William M. Morrlson. the we'll
known photographer. whose studio
Is located in the Schiller building. 10
one OF the substantial and highly 70.
spected residents Of the North Side.
He 10 much talked OF for Alderman Of
the Twenty-first ward.
John c. Richberg, the veteran and
able lawyer. ID always lighting for the
advancement Of his native city-Chi.
cag0.
Henry Stuckart made good record
% City Treasurer. . good record -
South Town assessor and . good REQ.
ord % alderman. He certainly viii
make . good record % county treas
urer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-03-04
CON FACTORS
The Leading Contra ctors and Engineers
Of Chicago and the Work They
Are Doing

head Of the big public contracting
firm of W. H. Lyman & Co.
Byrne Brothers Dredging and En-.
cheering Company win praise be.
cause Of their reasonable figures and
splendid work.
Edmund NJ. Alien, one Of the best
liked and most widely known men in
Illinois, who made a splendid record
as Warden Of the State Penitentiary
and as Mayor Of Joliet. has accepted
the presidency Of the big d. A. Stuart
4 Co. Corporation. This company
deals in high.grade lubricating oils
and greases. Its Frost King Motor
Oil will give pep to your motor.
Richard NJ. Hennessey, the well
known building contractor, has an
honored record for ability and EN-
cheney.
A. Cheney, the we'll known team.
ing contractor II 1870 East Grand ave-
nue., Is much talked of for County
Com missioner.
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The Ohio Sandstone Company has
q deservedly high reputation for its
building stone and stone curbing.
All plants Of the Chicago Pneumatic
Tool Company, manufacturers Of Lit
tie Giant trucks, are working at full
capacity, according to w. o. Duntley.
president of the concern. At the rate
orders are coming in factory add.
tons will have to be made In the near
future.
The American Cast Iron Pipe Com
pany stands for quality and service.
The wonderful organization Of its big
plant is responsible for the great rep.
utation enjoyed by its products.
| w. .. i OtuIiIs TIC SIcul uouuldS'
turer Of gymnasium and playground
apparatus, at 1916 Webster avenue,
has a national reputation because OF
the excellence and reliability Of his
products.
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Albert lei Of 44O Orleans street IL
an importer Of the famous Corallc
water from Livorne In Tuscany
Italy. This water Is recommended
for stomach and liver troubles by the
best physicians in Europe. It 10 said
to be specific for diabetes and 40 9
table water IL SO popular that It II
used on the tables Of the noblest fam
lilies In Italy.
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William H. Baker made q good rec
ord on the Sanitary Board.