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Fairly large nr-eir,> IL, n"r... m.unt

ROCKY MOUNT y. G. February :.
kscciu;> o! lca! tobacco" despite the
bad wcujn"r. have been fairly large
during the past week. amounting I"
about $1,000" pounds. which solu at an
average Of SLIGO. making total OF
lS."o0.o0p pounds W TO this date Ht
AN average OF sl3."i
offerings fog wcell. have been about
in line with recent sales since the
holidays. wi,h perhaps a larger pro
portion Of bright iohaccos of the cut
ter and export types and Il fair pro
portion Of wrappers Prices have boon
we'll maintained on al grades. SHOW
imC SliEht adN..mces ON The hntter
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Atlantic Coast Line
The standard Iniiroah az tn. S,u,,

tFFhCIINH JANUARY ). IoiG
$500 i.i..>N 1. t,'t !iSItNU DAILY
80 t. NJ. ii:"1 T. NJ. 1850 a NJ "0
or N'ri"'h; o:lS y VI. .Dp - ~ l:nY !,
VI, t.1u q NJ. ITO T. NJ
in;, ~ lA.. est. n:l5 A. Al Ak,
y; VI. !" 90 l.. NJ. 9:25 l.. VI
81, NJ $40 y NJ. 80 \ NJ IA.
:. VI, 200 t. NJ. $40 L NJ 5:os p ~
49, H. NJ. 49, =. Nj il.Jo.p II - '
f"i ti"i'i:'toro aud cuS-tt,,il.. .; on r, a,
,inr, ii"rcMgll; !:i5 \. NJ. 'l.lj l.. 81 ia:a;
j.. N, g:l5 l.. NJ " 49,
trans .rrN- t:ichmoud dairy. go A n
w y. NJ, s:i3 a. NJ. s:i5 A. NJ. sal
~, NJ ~ ~. NJ '2;io T. NJ. il:io L. 81,
J.. NJ. 1850 l.. NJ.
,ENcept sunday. Sunday onIy
reciioDS not guaranteed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

BLACKSTONE, VA. February :
Tho blackstone Tobacco Market re.
ccipts have not been very heavy tho
past wu".. owing TO the very bad
weather: the town selling 5000"
pounds. which is not A.,lf a., much as
was sold last week. There ~ rr.trti-
c"iiy no change in the prices. c,ccpt
=" i.inon iu"s are cheaper. There hus
luSt b""u another good Season" aud
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ron,..l.. aNsragtne So. GA .:se.

rouu.l*. averaging Ni;. total ,.ae.
1872.
Increase. 1870: pounds. aycrasir@
3.,2 total Sl?5.?ci.l3.
Total sales I" January 81 i'!;. 10
.i'.2ii pounds. arcragin. Si".3': TO
tai. S.i2,.%%OG"
Total sales To January 81. i"i5. 10
31b.6". pounds. averaging :: -. to-
tai. $i.2I2. Sj..2
Increase. 2.3tS.G"r pounds. averaging
S""l total. lS:I,lii.1
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NEW YORK. PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YOIN, February o..-E+" sVsaf.
steady; inolasse'. SO: centrifugal IS; re
lined. :!Em. SPOT coffee. steady: I:.O ~
:':c: Santos - SIC. Butter. steady. cheese.
steady.
Tho cottonssci oil market ~3s steao: 20
iEn earl! Oh small Offering and IA l.
scattered demand prompted 10y tie 'rn-
TIMED :iininss. IN the crude :n:;>e.. but
cAsed Oft Il t!ife lat. under rcaiiZin:. Clos
Ing prices we're 20 poll -, 'o'vc-.
The market closed sie"dy; ro,:. eli bid:
fcbrt,r;. e.32eei5; March. ..JiTt."-: ti-ii
a=oGe.2c: MAJ. o.lf1:.=j: June. a.Irtr.a .iGly.
80 20 -: Angus, s..6Hc%s: Sept.nih-r ,.:r
s.2S. Total sales. 500 barrels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK u,rnr,

'S"Ic' At Union StoCkvr -dI.l
i;ichmond w.. T.I-u,-y : ,,IS
Choice siccrs -: to 5: mc,:iuu, - GOOD
-. I" -: common to fair. 81 to Gi. Sos,
meters. 20 ~; medium 10 GOOD. u 20 -, :
onis;io n TO fair. -. to 8. Bcst cnq.. =, r.,
-: medium I" good. q: - - !: common to
'air '.> 10 "a BEST oxen. .. 70 -. medium,
10 Eoon . t. %: common To fair g.. 90 /,
ou'lH. - I" -: calves 20 ~ Fresh ,ow.
~ to $50. Besi hcaNy hogs. = 81 lish; -,
10 ;; SOW "n! stays. 20 :. Ec.. sheen
to So: common 10 fair g.. 20 - nc'.
Ian ns 81: TO {; common and light 8 to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
rl:rr:I:s KrE,i rEANrr M.r1.l..r

Erpor:c'! y! i:odSers. Plummer X Co. In,
I..TtRSBCiai VA. February J-Sp..uI.u
II Ti"eES stock. market strong Tir>i
quality. Si.bS per buSnel: green ana dirty
rYc 10 'jc per bushe
NirEimias-Farmers stock market firm
Fancy Jumbo, 3i.c per pound: extra prime
~ pr poh:.a: prime. 81. per pound. shell.
gag 'itc~ ..te 10 2;.c' per ;,ouno.
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ouuCAGo 1--WE STOCK u.rKrI

IiIF''V. F"U!C " o = T.c01-- DIN
LOO: slow. Bulk ,7sjn,s.oj: li-h,. $50,
$50: n!iHcd. ;!..j"'S.i5: hca'%. .;.;ae,s Ii:
roHEa. |.s1dS.N: pig. 3..ion'...
c"itf-!eccipt. .Gorl: steady. Native rccf
.te.-s 5000 80: COWS .'ti hc;'crs 3. @on
Ss:": "ti"es. SS.noTSliG0
Sn."p--Etceipts. Ihr: week V..bsr.
1..1r71:.i5: lambs Ssj1rs!;to
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO nv

I!n. louisville X Nest 2 Loo 81 mo,
Main Line Local !a a.
James k!s sr Liz -fp..r, 81. - D.
= NsWs NCk.. oid Pt ., - -, - ~
New u"tt News Local ,., No, "a
tr,ius arrive from Nh I'll *, /, -, "
-" w.. y News '@:5j o. s,.m u s'
Ws'S SO d.. sic p. ..:- "a MO ~,
''P - utii' from Charlottesville. . >..',,
SundHs from Thurmond ia. niy.r
a.. '..lO - sDaiIy ,y'H,' =, ~ -
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NAVAL. srof.cc.

> ~, :NE.Ni Ga. February a.-- rUrp.ajinc
no oa'cS: - last sale: receipts casks
nominal. sales. :o3 barrels: rcocip;. ~.
bNfr-!s'.: thipmenis. none: stock. 5a3'3 rt.:
ie" Su"te: \. e. e.. u. l.. j..Un3."j
- H.. T.. 80. X j.sJua.fo: Nj ..t.,
40. y. n.lA nei: M,i. 80: wv "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
BY Levy Comniiss.on Co.
fnchntnd. Va. reb-uary =.

CHICAGO. February 5.--EeporiG that Ar
sentine offerings 10 Europe were lower than
those from North America and thai I:aly
Offering TO reseli had depressing IN
nuence to-da:' on wheat. III. MARKET
Glazed heavy at SO 70 1'.c net decline, With.
May ., N.S:;s and July at ii.2i's. Losses
suffered. too, in all the other leading sta ir4
corn. lAic TO lf.c; oats. &c 10 &. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS.

MEN iOEii. February Wood nr.rE-,.
continued arm and active TO-DAY Emit good.
"er" active. Cotton goods :.ri :-srrs ,ynr.
STEADY. Win >omc lines scarce 20: !mn,c.
.ihte sh!pmthi. Linens were scarce an.
higher Bur!!ps we're INN
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a0ND LIST

SIS nd, co. Line =. '.. .......... ~,
ana! y ,........... Y.
- !. ~. g.. lin H,i,imor. ,g.ksd, ~.
Eh,-,re,he sud on" 'v. - ......... -
"a. r.d M,cr. 7-....-. ....... '"i'.
Tn 10. =, - .... ....... . ..... -;
Norf"'h ami Western ~. 49, .....-..... Al.
:, loo. ri .r i.iuo III .......-.... CO.
-.,,hoyu pacific. ry 's.......... ...-..... S'i.
~putrcru I:.Gvay zen. ,s,............... ~,
-"uIu--u i.7ii',y ,"u. 5.... --......... ..t,
- :c-l.i,t-, "e. is5i ,biaI ............ ssi.
l. :r.:ist Tered =. i1lS ,hl,!i ....... 90. lolt.
g. :cgIsi"-ru a, 49, did, 80. ..... 1904.
a. T. Ecrl.tcr"d rarnlus 9. 1851 ,b!db.. loii-
i-YItca s,,,t" Sl"ci - ......-.......-.. ltJ
,., Rr",'l Eros CTS, Nv. NH.I...... "A
50. ,.- N'h~,ni'..l 1T - ....... 90. ?.i.
81. .Hr. 'h".,ic,l ~ G........... .--.-.,. TO- Z.
Nt l;vs. an, Rover 90. lat 5a.-........ 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

warehouse men expect 10 see the bal
aucc OF the crop move Very fast. and
viii soon be sold. II Is believed that
been SOLD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
>EhHoARD AIR IINl- EalLMAY.
The Progressive Railva, oI t,c s,,,,,

S'uihh"und trains scheduled tn leave Riab
i"h daily; 30 y. NJ. local 20 Norfira: l.g1 s
T. VI. slfcptrs and coaches to lack sonvI,i.
Atlanta. birmingham: 6:35 l.. NJ ,hro,jsb
coaches ana slccpcrs to Jacksonville: -iieso
4. NJ. r'ortid Limited; lc:iJ 4. NJ. siccper,
to Aunuta, Birmingham. Jack .onvilIe T
Iamrt ana coaches TO jacksonville. q n
N"rihh"und 'r'tns scheduled to arrsvcS ir I
y. NJ local $50 y NJ. go T.. NJ
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THE SUCCESS CLUE

. Investors ana traders. February l.. almost
always rrNIN, month. Last Fcrru'r!
vc nut our 'li"nt~ into Roth. steel studs
baker Rect Sugar AMI AmHl=Hm.,cd cope
- The 'inu, best winners"
Send Fly I: DOLLARS for ri;i. ~.
Subscription to DAILY Letter for ono
month. and W yin send You FOUR MORE
thai Sc" Judge VIII give BEST profits Tor
1915.
COTTON TRADERS write tor FREE
forecast "" make speciality.
T.. y. GOLDSMITH. Manager
:; Broad street, New York City
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06


NEW YORK t'.hiuary SIC rcry crhnile
or sa,i.factorv conclusions. ""f~ 7" bt He-
rived from ,he wsei..c end Sc-.inn OF the
market which hsisn with dcc"ne' h"t
made general. though Irregular recoTeries
before III. close. Trading lost non- 81 rs
prof,s.ioutl flavor Investment p.rchase.
and other cprstruc,'vo factors being deleriad
by the uncertain International s!tuation
The decline OF III. first hour were .uSSes-
Tive ot bear pressure. especially In NeTcrh-
met the Decline With considerable rraI
jusim.n;. s,m. OF TIA. var group 'ntri-
testing marked strength. Rails PLACED a
.ueorcinao port ~ the operations" OF the
short ncs.ion, tui tc't division vas sit'a|
=" stronE
United States Sictl and cruci5le Ste.i ere
adm the mos; cnTspicUou. t'.a'ures. the
former raarIrr ',.,ii; fractional limits.
-hlI- Cruc'bl- rote ara t-ll b":"'en N3'S
ND S:'., closing .; s.. no, loss o. l''.
EsiGrin locomotive leone! ini' pr"nii"ca.e
touai,. the "tI. It's >>'reHe .d"snS" :" N"'t
l.rr"tcntinS gain ~ point.
oils. motors 'hn esGn!"'sr i~sGs- hrd IN
r.-,.l,i. al ;i,e chaTact-" u tH!te ! Siars
iiuiuatr!.i Aicchoi and D!stiii,r-' Securities
wcr. 10 points above y.s,rrIaE c'o,e.
.uonr III. ons"t,ing ;eatEr'' "e'. h'ih 3,
loren S,sci which 'cil cia {" 10 and
'yns~. American sugar watch %.-'d"" 20 :
tn t5i,
n,oo. w'r. irrtEuiar vita A",Nim''' 'n
FOCAL ..l,s Of bond par vain" "ets 81. 40
~. u,,cl .i",es coupon = adranc-h +,
:.rrd 'ournu - = r-r sent 90 cell Hur'7;
i" Nscl.
SEW r"EI rchruary Mercantile pa
rer, 5ci', sterling. zi<ty-day S.!- ,,-r'!;
ic.,,nd. .,.,5s.: crI''. st,s' 80 -il,.r,
N..ic-p 0oll.rs ~ '.ny.-um"n' bonds.
SO 10 Railroad hords crsv.
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R,

u, hst ar Nv. no Al. Il. mh'd I So Az ITO FW
tIiS ~. AZ. 3nta tiSePa s2sfu sSoers
$3.50 ~ Fj47pg. tilspp "ll2sPu 4il35 H. $1,000 IT.
lStsst lUt1 r,k t0S w. 'ls 74i an lis ~ % Pr A.
lh e3s rs M iA2Pu i'-t,iaistTs iusD ~.,k says
u, 'oa fS; l.. 20 ~ Sasdas Ss IS ~. ~. I9!5W
AW 81. Ma. 5NtN. So. stssSas a lisa. R,aiiie ii,sS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

tNpcs. rho farmers are wcii pleased
with III" prices obtained and arc ore
r4r'nG for 'ar." crop the enaI,ss
season 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

March ilJ3: Mag. 1881; July. 100. Oc-ou.r
l:.tS: December. I2.l.. Spot cotton qgi.'
unchanged. Sales on the .po; 80 b Ice
TO arrivc so bales. M.ddlinE, IT,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

NEW ORLEANS February J-,lt was =
narrow weekend session In the cotton mar
Lei to-day With shorts hamnercd by che
following they recently have acquired and
any real buying power out O! the question
because OF international politics Much or
mo trading was OF eveninS-up nature
and uncertainty over developments in the
TL,si,ania case served TO Increase week end
iouldalion on both sides.
Liverpool was much better than due on
futures but opening trades here wcie at
tho decline and around the can prices lost
TO points Covering by shorts assn ned
fairly large proportions moinenturily and
the initial decline was recovered and re-
placed by net advance OF IN points
rhts small rise brought out fresh offerings.
,,nocr which the market saSrcd 10 a i.vei
to = points under yesterdays last prices.
Ths close was steady. unchanged to points
down compared with yesterdays close.
The market closed steady. Closing bids:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

Cash SFNIn: Whei NO. : reU AMI NJ.
red. mammal; No. hard. fi.22: 10. .: hard
Sl,26it asl.:1si. Corn-No. yellow. nominal;
No. yellow. 72b.Ni3,2: No. white, ,I3fr.L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

spot COTTON n"'e'' "''oa''hs' "p'ahcs ll'ec.
40 sales.
NEW YORK. February Port movement
Middiins. 1850. Receipts. "a bales: eH-
poris. 2.0Js bales; stock. Go. 81 bales.
Total day 81 all por,s-Net receipts.
1915; b,lcs: exports. 1850 bales: stock. 1..o7
IL bales.
Total for wesk-Nct receipts. 1915: ba les .
exports, 1850 bales.
Total for season-Net receipts, ioec o.;
nsIcs. exports. e.9ji,i63 bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
WALL STREET CHEERED
BY UNDERWOOD ADDRESS
There Is Well-Deilned Plan for Genu-
tne Investigation OF Railroad
Situation.
PRESIDENT is BACK or II
u is to BE Determined What IL
Necessary to Give Railroads OF
Country Square Dcal-Means Bet
ter Prices for Stocks.

NEW YORK. February 5.-Scnator
oscar Undcrwood's address 70 the
american Electric Railway Association
III Chicago had 81 cheering effect on
wall STREET to-day. Here and in Wash =
inGton it ia learned that there is a
wcll-dciincd plan FOR u genuine In
NcstiEation of III" railroad situation.
u is said to he tho purpose Of the
President. backed by fcw men Of the
Underwood type. To find out what
should he done To civ" the railroads a
square deal.
In this connection il is learned that
the railroads are 10 b. pat on Il ScIen-
ILLEGALLY correct rate basis. students
OF railroad Investments believe that
this Viii mean better prices for stocks
and bonds OF leading systems.
Many OF III" investors bullish az
heart, arc tclli"g one another that they
Mil take stocks back OF points
lover. for Wall street does not be-
licvc there is going TO be any war With
Germany. Traders are now III shape
10 get terribly scared.
Irrcgularity o. Smeiters. Mexican re-
troloum and Other STOCKS having TO zeal
directly or Indirectly with Mexico. Is
easily accounted for The market SIM
rIy rejects conditions in Mexico when
arc beginning 10 b. unsettled again
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-14

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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-06-16

i .e q "tE.40# Y rI@-s# PETE r#.1s
a. #st.t .sss45 s
4@Mlss.s 1.ta.t tn..U #n44fsa .ygg4.
@A ,..r Fsuss. t4a4 STE Ta.# {llIs.1
sI.5. .#.4.a- ~ te.4 ..ln5c#, .# H. Iya1-
w. a.. at. sha 4.flt0. y..a..H vN9@ G4g.
Yr.43 tb.. ,at.1s .0
M rs8iist tfy fn= aa.al5, .,sI3. 0f= flI-1
fa6Ms hartp@ which l.4e #nTrne hrs raa5#
fz.I AE4#s NtH<neH. str I#rzfs4a. 4s
ta 1 .yarp= .FffiG4I rar5t#f5n= -lEs#r6aa..
r,f.a aFeR d3v q9e I@-a Us tsn Ha.
fe f..r ,H. aqI. prsy
se4rd,.. Observation-Disclosures f arrhata@
thfrfr. 49,. Nayaa ltfS. I@s.4 t.z.gU1. Eeu.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-06-16
HIRED APPLAUSE.
The Great Rachel Made the Claque
Earn Its Money.

Speaking vi applause in tAeater>
and the old Title hired cIaaHeG-. 4
theatrical nlan relates l.ga following
concerning tllr @rcat aoarc-s Rachel:
III seems that upon ~ certain
orgaia- ni-ut RacAcI received an-
ttaa.a-t.e applause, but on the SOC
ond night We was ~ ~notice&biv -isnt
that tho aetress felt deeply erleed
and bitterly complained that tile
claqne was NOT doing It's duty. The
leader Of Tire hired applause mak-
cr. NJ hearing of hor ~di-plcasurc
wrote her a letter il which he On
deavorod IL excuse himself from
any blame.
slladcmoiselle, / cannot re-
main under the obloquy 81 a r.
proach from such lips as yours, lac
began. The following i IN an-
thentic statement OF What really
took place: At the first representa-
ton | lea the attack in person not
less than thirtv-three times. We
lad three aeclamatiors. four IT,
larjties, two thrilling movements,
four renewals ID applause and two
indefinite explosions. IAN fact, to
such an cNtcnt aid We carry our an-.
plause that the occupants of tLa
stalls were ~eaudalized ana erIal
out Il IL porte
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-06-16
evil you help me to the rescue, Mr.

"Nyill YOU help me to the rescue, Mr.
Hardiug*" asked Dorothy. pointing to
tiHp Hale AMI ignoring Stone. Harding
followed the direction OF her pointing
ha3d s:DU the hat Nh tie farther edge
af fae e|sasnl- l=Ee rayine aud offered
hs nGla t3 she glri to he1p her across
5la bridge SHE accepted wien i little
sAa ait ella La@ s.#4.e.l oH to tlae
Elaahs. Hbric Stone drew 1aek with
sga lace IT thCH reached t.ie mid
aIa ,t Tile brid-e TILT I've Would p.uu@e
t3 ..@5r deaths through tae rotten
Ei81ls Ae had arranged.
S.ae y;rnnY irew out ! cigarette
ami li-hJca i'd. And theN he dropped
lhe match with III imprecatioH, some
ting lad made Dorothy Maxwell
pause suddenly, wheel sqUarely ahoar
and stare back mt her father.
There i something ~ your mind.
dad" cried Dorothy There is SEINE
thing You are trying to tell me and
cant. on. What is it,"
Tor 4. horrible III the lips of
Maxwell worked conyulsiyely, but no
words came from them
Again Tie lips Of the p~ar0Iytic work
cd with frantic e~aeerness. ard now rs
the era bent Ittelu>ly nearer She
beard hus>y, broken words
Don't cross tho bridge, d%al4hter-if
yon- &alHe your tife
Dorothy ptaa1 ta har feet and
whiglel toward the slot Where stan
+. =,Z4Z yE# ,Z# FLY - @ #f#.@.IEY. @n44# r.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1916-06-16

Hlet Loo"t
aarsf, a4a.t4 49,. 5..sa4 .s : ,.ea.
,.a,e.,, ,so,.54,.t l,,t 49,, .... ,,,.v u.
,.F,..@,. ..4. ,.t.s ..4.qt.;ar
p. r.l., 80.
,, .a-4 H., .u-.ar5,. .at.3r.j15
..t ..Ff.@ ., 4s5 ,.t.@ans ,.ie
81 ssst4S.f - ~ ga54.al8a
@t= 4f=5. Saudi, 5I4a44 VA 49,
,4. WI. Tss.ai. ,v;9h
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#5. ,.9 #I#.. s
i=i5,
f4s,8s.. .l.=1.
et tf.5.I tr.4
,..t.4 .,si ,n.,. ,4
,.,.. p#..5.= 1=5,.,.
49,.
I $50 ,...
, 80. +, .,..{
t,,s.a t;I..,. 49,
f,f.. nn..fl, w..
.,tt 49,. -.
-
r.ian
!.
ROCCO .I ,I..l l
~ ! 80,
- -"
- :" h,' ",'a ,"n
- y, - - = oi'' - ~
~, 49, -
-" - - - io'eh p''hN' -
- center az" piuaIe' Win d VIA
e'nNA 'Hi'u-h 'he 'i'hlhS d'Nil IT.
4. 'tiaNii '"io".
i"i''hS Sahh baeh mo fiaisii-s
aiih. S'opiiS la'o"si!, VIII ~
aooi''a hia's : - s'lh ilnSii5 -
~ 'ais. A"oi'isi - 'ie fitteeii ii'i
i'dRi l"e i''ld"s 81 'he isafhlSail
n'h = wall - h'ii'"s 'ahe tue
'''hdi'~e illi'' 'lil ifIeNosloie ~ 'lte
- Il
hea,'@.h1 III 'iea nio''eo alla
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-20

Freddie Welsh. fit and smiling.
arrived In Seattle last night from
California. The lightweight IL
scheduled to mir with Harry Ander-
son Friday night in a four-round
clash. to be staged at the Arena.
Fifth and University. under the aus
piees Of the Metropolitan Lumber.
mems club.
Tickets for the fracas we're placed
on sale yesterday. and the prelimin-
airy events lined up. A big first
DAYS sale Of ducats for t6e show
was reported this morning by Sec
rotary Culver Of the club Card
boards may be bought at Piper a
Taft's. Brown & Hulen's, Spalding's
and the Arena.
Welsh appeared in perfect trim.
and stated that he would show the
fans a little fancy stepping when he
climbed into the ring Friday even
ing. His opponent has been train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-20
NO DRUG STORES TO
BE DENIED LICENSES

Only 30 OF seattle's i75 drug.
gIsts have filed inventories OF
their liquor and alcohol stocks
with the city comptroller. AS de
handed in the new regulatory or
dinance. Eighty-four drug store
permits have been Issued and 30
are pending.
All drug stores. whether they
sell lIauor or not. must obtain II
censes. Mayor GIL has decided
not TO recommend that any license
be refused. because OF prior po'
lice conviction. but as soon A. a
drug store IL convicted. hence
forth It's license will be Cancelled.
And any druggist who tries 10 oc-
eupy the property OF a convicted
druggist will be refused q permit
THAT keeps the property owner
Interested In his tenants be
hayior," says the mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-20

NEW YORK. Sept. 2o.--The
fighting spirit that always
comes TO the front In Boston
teams. has cropped out in the
playing Of the Red sos
Challenged In the home Of
the Tigers, with their lead In
the American league only
game over Detroit. the eostons
proved their mettle by taking
the lead In the crucial series.
And while Boston WAS strength
ening it's hold on the Ban johnson
the Brooklyn Nationals
also were cheering UP a little. The
Dodgers. playing good baseball
the Reds and moved anoth
err game in front. for Philadelphia
al,ho AlexsSder was on the mound
lost to the Cubs thru good pitching
by Jim Vaughn. The Braves. the
other fighting Boston aggregation
took a game from the Cardinals
and keps right on the heels OF the
leaders.
II WIS just a year ago that
the Tigers and Boston met In
the series that virtually decid-
ed the 1915 pennsnt race In
the American league. That
time. however, the games were
In Boston. and the Red sos
had that much OF an edge. They
won that series and smashed
their way onward 70 a pennsrt
This time the series 10 IN De-
trot. but 90 far the change
does not appear 90 have made
any difference. The Red SoS