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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-05

Calls for society meetings. cards Of
thanks, obituary notices, resolutions, So
clcty and church socials, lecture notices,
calls for church meetings (except sunday
sermon) are considered as advertising
and win be charged for.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-05
I HE DAILY LEADE Il
BY LESLIE g. NIBLACK

Published from The Daily Leader build
Ing, West Harrison avenue, and entered
at the Guthrie postefficc as second class
matter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-05
No. 37--Mixed Cheese


:. ~.
.,. e,
49,. =. ... .
s'a'l"eht ABOUT ''e mixing OF
ohecSe' " 'n'e waiting 'oF b'fee-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-05

Get my prices ~ repair work, T
Wins at Tallman's Garage, Corner
Noble and Division. Phone !.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-05

Crate coarsely half pound Of
plain dairy cheese; mix into it with
fork, small piece OF butter untl
you can stir it easily Be sure and
mash all the lumps out OF it. Add
about two tablespoonfuls OF chill
sauce, one tablespoonful OF finely
chopped green peppers, a tea
spoonful Of prepared mustard and.
a couple OF picked onions chopped
very dnc. Stir all together with
tho checse and II it is still little
too stiiI add a little cream Sea-
son highly with a little paprika
and salt and serve in a ball on
lettuce leaf This cheese should
be OF the same consistency as the
cream cheese that comes wrapped
in tin foil.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-05
YDaa q @RQAN
@5KINGb
9 Fl AFTER

OF her physical discomforts. Myrtle
had attended supper the night
before given by recently married
girl chum Of hers. The young
lady who had SO recently en-
barkcd upon the stormy sea Of
matrimony offered her guests
some mixed cheese which proved
SO disastrous to my friend, Miss
Stedman, That, however, was my
inspiration. and for the benefit Of
my friends will offer the follows
ing explanation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-05
MEMBER or ASSOCIATED rnnNs

The Leader is not responsible for nd
wrtisoments ordered or discontinued by
telephone.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-05

! After offers 9 mpathy and
much coaxing Learned the cause
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-01
CUBS FORCED DOWN
FROM FIRST PLACE
As CLUB W|ELO{RS
Absence Of Williams and Zimmer.
man Causes Chicagoans to
Drop Back Americans Show
Only Three 800 Batters.
10y Evsnlas Herald Leased wifsl


'hl'"fo Jnly WIN Williams
ana zimmerman "ut 90 the game Inv
: H'e t"si IiIst place ia team hit'lhG
'iia week. according 10 Averages pub-
'i@h"o mere Qua Whl,h ul'luut games
'l tdft "Wednesday Ia" 'hbs diuppc'
Geo fourth place and tn Giants too.
10" l'td WIN zoo JAKE I'tuh't ,"h-
tInu's 20 set the pace tor me ihdlFli-
uals wIth $40. % hll hiu. imam
AIMED un MN ana went mt" -"'ond
place. 'afc> l~bttshutEh leads IN"
Ni.' -i'il'I- WIN - flnrh = hl'ig"
ih 7hDtll..t hlts, Win 20. Nh'lafI~
10 nome runs with ana In 10 t"tu4
hi9'- win "a, iIIu- Ne" >oit
o. guns scored Win 10 lut N1iI"ntle
800" hill'ts are
20 hruuklyu. -. Niu'hWdr,
f~'''~''rth ."ji N"n"ti-"n N'w
n"rh i"- zimmerman 'hi'tt"
BIT. Ntkn'i Pittsburgh $40
IT, 'hl,0e" has" '~lu''uu'''
wheat Hr"oki>n 80" WI
N1hs 'h,tg'. .n" 'iroil cincinnati
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-01
PLAYERS ON
PACIFIC COAST TO
WIN BASEBALL FAME
One Pitcher Makes Re.
M.arkable Record and Non. Eng.
disappearing Lad Signs Con.
tract With Coast League.
NY Evening Herald f.sssed w,rsl

fBy Evening Herald inssed Wirsl
san francisco, july w hi" So.
attlc boast. of a 2O-yon:-old one.
armed boy named Louis Penn. who
,an pitch, bat run bases ana ~
lll> plaS q -tlr ann Of baseball YAM
,uIN'r UW o.. To- q deal aud dumb for
clru-horu grammar -'houl lii with
little kuoWi"d g. of an" English LAIN
guHar Who D.. said To- hu,o silurd
contract with Walter NcCr"die oi toe,
Portland club uf tn. PttifD Coast.
league for lpl1 iIis nnmr b. Louis
kotula
Pru1 was q hurtstup uutl ne icIl
ON" duN whil. hunting ~ hIe gan
was accidentally discharged. tn" sn''
lodging iu his lett torearm. Nh.,u wa
tmpuJatrd ~. turn"d his attention
To- pitching u has succeeded 90"
.iN- his right arm has Developed 'N
ti1uidinaIilt since h" has had tu -'
o. uN. Iu-iN"'.. and believe 10 ht. r
IutI'd She additional strength WIN.
was 900 uI~ len arm Tho, wh' nave
faced his pitching d"ctar' I've has 1r.
usual speed
Th" romtrtahie pant about Iut~
player BE- that instead ct t1ilug ul
boo his put'iuE his percentage Is higher
-,uU" being .umPoll"d g. n.o ht- right
hand lu % recent game winch penn
uiiU he'd and won he made tN' hrs
out OF SIX tu"s ~ bat 1850 u' 'h'm
ne.ug for doubles
kotul, also is 20 year. ,Ih tuU e
pitcher ana the |strikc-nH' -'u-ttuu
Of the Woodland club u' ,h" Inter
' UN I''s"' tie hist dttr.',''" 'i'''
''"h 'hSt -I'lus ON pI''hlnt '""'
games iN I'VE d'\S ana Wiuhlht 'Nl''
81 ,"''', Ih i s'I'' WIN 'u' '''i'-""
l'"t' l'''Nn' pl'>'tS thI. season N'
wv "'N ''' '"'''F n"'''ls 'I" d W.
..''L tanned i"'ntN men uf ''nn"I.
" iN'h'N-'HHt T. : I"l"h'i
Ilh, p,uE kotIla forte be- siiI'
10 bee .n bus ability TO haf IN. BAN
uotvIfh-lauilng N, fact that IIt. Do
crs generally ere not conceded Goo ilg
urc in the batting averages of - club
liis rocurJ includes % lars, ulNpor-
'iou ~ hits that went Tor extra pa.,
Ills contract with rrutiaud i~ said %.
Dnll foi So, i, month
-
Spottsm'u of Corur d'\l'uo, 1'uh'.
dpprooiating The havoc uc asiuiu q bS
forest fires anon game birds ana
animals. are takinr an dcdVo part h.
the installation OF an effective ire
lighting ana fire prevention orpani2a
tion IN that district, III cooperation
With their local forestry h%cadpuar
ter, much preliminary work has ALSO
been done and IN a Few weeks il is
expected that adequate prepareduo-s
ain possible fires viii b." "stah-
nNhgI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-01
De Tullio Receives
Patent for Surveying
Device Used on Level

4 De TullI. Of this cts yesterday
received . patent from the govern.
mont ]authorilos ON a device for
transforming AN ordinary carpenter
level into a surveying instrument
whi.h can be used t. square up "a lot.
or lay out tho f~ouudutlou of q build
ing. survey . farm or set a road or
building level The device can be at
taChcd IN "a moment or two and when
attached turns tic level into "A ran
n,dg,d surveyors INSTRUMENT. cap
able ~ laying ont road ur building
gradients 81 doing with considerable
accuracy. an hat q t|hcodolit" viii do.
The device i- adapted especially 10
the use of farmers and mechanic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-01
F|REMENA At
LAST CONTROL HUGE
BLAZE IN ARIZONA
Horsethiei Basin Fire Subdued
Thursday, After Six.day Fight
300 Conflagra,ions This Season,
Mostly Due 70 Carelessnes;

..| H,uurt- received Dos Tia, district
'..'..'I n't, show that the nnr-,thict
gre uoai CROWN klup ou the
|"' H'' national forrest. although ~ttll
us'l guard Wds lui under control
.t.' IH"rslHN after sis DAYS ui ~tron-
.n NEhtiu- ru, hundred aud
I.ft. m,u were engaged lu addition
,-ht .ouk. and ID ltrE, number Il
H tnd saddle animals used DO mu,
4 uu.d 'quIupius she crews II -
I. ported that this fire. which serious
f. threatened 60 destroy IA, tow Of
'f. wn King wa- put under coutro.
nrl. ideally oy'ry night Gov ,iN days,
Ht that each moruiup q ,eritaDlo
-Hl' ct wind Vould sprup NJ and
,ltot .nart~ and cmhors IN every
$50. tom
Forrest officers state that only 'uc
N,If'. ald ana cooperation rendered
I'.uI residents mad control uf the
tu'- possible Dne nrciighter IL
1000 io have voluntarily stuid on the
.' 'Nr ga, without sleep. II ~
"r,rurtou ih4f Forrest Hanger VI.
hols while supervising IN. work
.' .r.w ur uisht SHIFT, was injured
HU horse falling bon the DARK, and
' "''u sur' 'o Prescott Tor mcdict
r
Dbl. reports received from tho su.
.'| .uI Hf ~.IFor tltN stat. that the
1914" 'Nltrr 'r" b % Mupullun noun
.H If under control about Il week
80. believed 20 have had its origin
'H' careless use ~ matches 10y fish
.rt rites. IL be- -aid that thc crown
H..|H. I.Ht.. WIS fls.. I"I, ID. .aFAI....,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-01
File Exceptions to
Reports Made by Ely

santa re- y VI July Esccp-
to reports Sos /, 9 and 3 Of
Ralph O.. lily. aS receiver for tnc Sew
Mckee Central railroad. were nlcd
Yesterday IN rh, district court OF
Santa &C. county ny Francis g. WI
son ana o.. ". poh-ou. attorneys i'r
the Pittsburgh Trust company. - 's
coutcudod That sums said 20 no ~.
pended ON trips Of the receiver To the
vast fo arrange a sale of the road are
not 70 proper charge against the bond
holders and % also y commended tHat
item Of s.lar lo Paurraciu f. Scot
ls MOT a proper barge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-01
Fire Guard Placed on
Highest Arizona Peak

II .e reported that the supervisor
OF the 'o'onino national forest at
Flagstaff has Installed q IRE luokou'
station 90 the summit of the san
Francisco peaks. The forest guard
in chnre" enjoys the diitinction oi
being IN" highest up mar in the
southwest the peaks having an clc-
walton oi $4,000 feet. The MS. of the
peaks ~ "a lookout station BIS said ,o
b" IN tho nature OF an experiment 90
determine whether h mists ana fogs,
which are more ur less prev ilent
around the summit. prevent It's use
i- a vantage point for detecting forest
1 rNN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-01
Hundreds Of Former
Marines Ready to Go
Into Service Again

Washington July Although the
Tinted states marine corps has no re
serve. hundr"cs of former members
have volunteered FOR service IN tho
old corps IN case OF om',E cuyy. % was
announced at marine corps h'1dpuar-
t,rs tpdaS.
Thc marine corps forms the nrSt
ltr, CO.. The national mobile defense,
and IA, volunteers are likely 20 get
uulok action tu ease u Nhl a- tho
marines are usually "hrst IN WHEN
Ir'Ial hos'.lito4 commence
About 1000 oi the Jess ,h1u ir-
600 soldiers az the .ra are NOW tc-
lively suppr"ssIng revolution and rc-
storing order 30 Hn,tI and Suui" Doe
mIuED.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-01
Casualties Among the
British Officers for
May Total Over 900
Associated Pres, Corrc,ponaentrl

London. June ~ Casualties among
officers IN the British army continue
10 pile up Published lists for MAY
show h t66 were killed. loN0
wounded aud at MISSING total oi
lG0l TINS brings the aggregate los
scs since the commencement OF IN"
war Go o., "oa of whom N.i1t were
Killed oI d.cd of wounds l5i2i were
wounded end 1900 are missIng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20

Total ..-..-... ........'....... --'4''7'
state % New York County % New YORK. 50
V. n EVER. cashier Of the above
above statement Is true 10 the best OF ry
subscribed AMI sworn 70 before me this
IS,aII No;ar, Public. Kings County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20
Commodities


ure in the cotton market yesterday.
Spirited buying for both accounts took
prices up rapidly, the gain amounting
10 roundly $3.50 per bale. Prominent
interests were giving strong support
and besides brisk buying was noted Tor
Wall Street account and also for west
ern interests. Further buying by the
bull element and also to cover was
partly stimulated by higher cables,
Liverpool being much stronger than
anticipated, closing at an advance oil
12i2 10 ~ points. Hence, there was
said 70 be brisk buying OF futures on
foreign orders. which Offset heavier
Southern hedge selling in that market
it was asserted that IN
Houston alone more than $4,000 bales
of actual cotton were sold at an adj
vance of 90 points.
Demand for spot cotton seems TO be
steadily increasing, but the South APP
pears to be only selling on the strong
spots. Part of the buying yesterday
was prompted partly by the expecta-
ton of another poor official crop re-
port next month. II was claimed that
houses representing Liverpool had
bought close to $4,000 bales. Toward
the close there was small setback.
which was considered as only natural, 1t
being reasonable for longs to take IN
profits after such rapid advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20
EDWARD H. GREEN
LEE B. COSNIANp

SULLIVAN & CROMWELL Attorneys
for Executors, - Wall street. Ncw
YORK.. y \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE IN NEW YORK

~ New York. IN Tho state Of New ork. 81
the close Of business september j.. 1916:
RESOt RCES
Loans and discounts Slso. G,S. $50
Acreptsnccs Of other
banks discounted. l.035.9S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20
Susten &c
Cereal..

Whcat.-The market for wheat yes
terday was a decidedly two-sided affair.
During the first half Of the session the
bear element was in control and prices
weakened ! y cents bushel. Later in
the day there was radical change,
prices moving up sharply, rising 3"s
cents in short order. II was claimed
that spectators for the decline had
cndeavored TO cause a sharp break al
ter they found that cables were dis
cOuraging. the Liverpool market being
depressed by liberal offerings Of cheap
er wheat to arrive from Argentina.
This was caused by a decline in ocean
freight Of los, or 10 1865. Sd. IL was i'm
mediately claimed that this would result
in sales of Argentina wheat 10 arrive
here. Indeed il was soon asserted that
two cargocs had been bought 10 arrive
via Gulf ports, but this caused no de-
moralization, as dealers were skeptical
after having been so badly deceived last
Thursday. Moreover. il was realized
that the receipt of only few cargoes
was not sufficient to warrant apprecia-
bic depression. In the afternoon weak
ness was succeeded by buoyancy. De-
mand soon became spirited, and with
small offerings values shot upward
quickly. Advices from the West mem
toned better class of buying. certain
prominent interests being found on the
long side. Buying was partly prompted
by small receipts at country stations,
farmers making light deliveries, while
millers were taking about everything
on offer In addition exporters were
fair buyers of hard winter. more espe'
cially in Omaha, taking in all about
200 bushels. Besides the greater
frmness was partly trsceable to re-
PORTS that the two cargoes of Argentina
mentioned early had been resold to eX-
porters to Holland and would not come
~ this country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20

~4-a-osa Havana Sep, 10. 20 The New York and
tu.a Mail - 60. with l9l passengers. mails aud
md>c. Ba- al 80 m.
santiago BrIlsnlcs sept IL. 20 the Mallory =
Co., with ul... Quarantine az I 10 p ~.
Alamo. Mobile sept j.. Tampa ~ snd Key West
o. 10 be Mallory :, Go. with passenger, and mdse
j lover Sierra spanish. Barcelona sept .. 10
fne Cans IS Line. With mise. Bar az j:lj p N.
Oscar II dam. Copenhagen sept :. thristiania
s. Chrlstiarsand . and klrsWsli 10. % Funch. Edye
d Co. With 81 first. lj3 second cabin and j3- steer
age pls,ci gers. malls and mise. Bar a. $50 m
Pstria FRI Naples Sept D. Palermo and OrAn
s. 20 James " ElWell Go. with hr,t. lO2 second
cabin and Lose Steersge passengers and mdse Bar
A. 40.
Brighton oNorl Kingston sept o. Mgu'esno Bay u
aud Port Antonio 49, 10 The Atlantic Fruit 60. with
D. pa,seu gegs and md.e. Bar az 4 IN.
Ala tSRc1 Gothcuburg Aug l. and StouoWay
Sep, l. 10 the Interchange Limited. with mdse Bar
az midnight 18th.
ROYAL Prince 1Br. Iioi.o June 10. Manila Is.
Penang - Siugapo-e Iuiy /. NsgsSsh y. Honolulu
.0 Pauams Avg 22. Crsfobsl a. Boston sept II
and Philadelphia u. 20 Shewdu. Tones Go. With
md.e. Bar a. 50 a ~.
city of P1iebls san Francisco Aug q. Cnstobsl
sept 8 via Charleston It, 10 A II Bull a Go. Win
ndse. Bar al a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20
CATSKILL EVENING LINE

Leaves daily except sunday. Zoo, d, -.
topher ST. ?. &c. Tor cstskl ~
CoXsackie Tickets iuterchsngesh's -.
those Of Day Line TEL 1897 Sprlns ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20

LOST. FOUND AND REWAhp',--
LOST BANKBooh>
LOST -Pmssook aI7l ctitsn', ,,s s'1 i,'s -
Rock will - cancelled ociop'i '''"
adverse claim Is made so
losr-p,..boo. No sFT:l o. ih, fr.''i,. -.
inss Rama. i,,ued 20 Asne' AZ. IN s,s "
s,opu1d. please return 10 bans. - ~ % -
NJ cty An persons arc cauiicnen ~
chase IN rcgotAfe the sane
LOST n.nAsoo. No 's'.; y % I,,m pN ~ =
- 4, ',,ii.1 ur.,n 10 present the SAM sosae
Sitlm thlrt, days or AID bGos 49,, ,hsres :
cancelled and ucN one ls'uel N NV
lost n,nlhook Ne 81 $50 y pry - mo q
Ins,it,tiog Any person ha'lns -. =, ist -,
boob Is called uIsu % present. ioe IN \. aeiss
~,ncslled and res ono i,su~i ,n leo -, -.
Losr n.nsbooa We So, - o pn ., "a are
Institution Aoy rer,on hs', us Inc 70 - -
.@,A , 1a,,H Nv or ,sii book WI
cancelled ami a nev enc issued W w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfer (6:i5 2. m. Sept lSl--Mounied ra'roi
man Orith horse and eQuipmentsl John D. ObTien
61t 20 i14'h. . 4,
Temporary As,snments aptsin Edward =
Bourse $50 % command S6ih. 1875 p NJ. sep
n during absence Of captain on sick report; fatIo
men william J. Rohrhsch. gu, a. duty stSuo'
house attendant. 20 DAYS m. sept. ~ beh
ismn = Wilder lEth. and Frederick ltarIne'
ed 20 an / D. duty IN raded premises 80 days
y m Sep, ~: John sexton. l5Oth. to Tel. Bur
duty a. lineman. Is days p m. sept -
George A. Maudc l72d. TO Office Of chief inspector
Is DAYS a. m. Sept. %. ,.
Leave, Of Absence without pUl-Patrolnc'
Thomas lyman gath. DAYS a m. sept -
Iancs L. smith. 35th. l day. u p. m. sept. 10
William J Csscy iIlst. / dsy. y 81 a m. Sept
10: Martin Short. lj9th. DAYS. lz.0l a. m
sept Is. - -, r..,..
JoIu A Kilzallrn 26th 10 rs m. sept ls.
Resignation -Psirolmsn James { McGo'e'n' -oih
Il D. m. sept. rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20

L. &. bonds borrowed without
Tor sam. sam .',..'.....'........... 10000
Cash Letters Of Credit or Travel
lers' Checks outstanding ...--... ~ INN
an oxnorts -.'..........'..... 7oua4c.74
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20

feature in the market for oats. prices
having Auctuated only &c bushei.
At first there was wea ker trend
which was. ascriDed 20 ample receipts
and large stocks. In Chicago the
stock of contract grade IS ',sO9'OoO
bushels. against $4,000 bushels a year
ago. Afterward slightly frmer
tendency was caused chiefly by the
sharp rally in wheat and corn, ard
also by a greater display Of interest
BY exporters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20

MURRAY kAirMAN. clothing dcale. o. q
BaysId 81. has hled bankruptcy schedule, shosinG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20
no 1901
REPORT OF CONDITION or THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

n Wv OH IN ne Nfafr " wv OK, "
the close - business on September 18th 1916.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts. $50 o-0.cff f-
Acceptances % other
banks discounted. 4-5.756.1i
Total ..................il447s. 0-g.S-
Deduct:
Notes and bills
Fiscounfed - So 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20
Cottonseed Oil Futures

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-The firm
ness in the cotton market and the ad-
vance in lard stimulated renewed ac-
tivity on the buying side Of cottonseed
OIL and prices were irmer, closing with
net gains Of II TO II points. Sales for
the day were 27,500 barrels. Crude oil
continues firm and the fact that prices
for contracts here arc below a parity
with the crude position has a tendency
to discourage selling
Yesterdays A vear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20
PUBLIC NOTICES.

L. = HARBOR LINE BOARD WILL.
hold public hearing In Room fO7. Army
Building. Sew York cry. II a. M. Septem-
Der %. 1915. on application that the bulk
head iine. on .outherly side OF Harlem
river between lasth and 15tth Streets
New York City. be made coincldent with
the present approved pierhead lines. In
,ers,ted parties are invited TO attend aud
be heard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20

r. s.. Bonds borrowed ............ fsiG
Bills payable. including ohiiga-
lions representing money boz
fOwcl ........... goo. ..... ......
Letters Of Credlt.-............. c5s-
Acceptance based on Imports
ami Exports ............... ...... sna
Other Liabilities ............. fi3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
OVERLOOKING THE SOUND.

Modern home - 20 rooms baths. open rre
places. hardwood. spacious p0rches no, water heai
water gas. electricity minutes TO restricted
bathing beach. dock. etc deep-sater anchorage. .
blocks 20 station. 81 900 cash balance can b~ ar
rangeh- NJ sTEpMENS ~ Mcst an :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20
GAROekvIllE. NEW YORK.
cot >TRY PROPEkrY.
UNFINISHED HOUSES TO LET.

TO LET UNFURNGSHED-%o West 57th.
26.6NiO0. 4 stories limestone Gothic facade
built only six years: one OF the mos; beauti-
ful residences IN the city; elevator. : bath
rooms spacious living rooms and bedrooms
Inquire T. CARROLL. III Madison az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-20
Farm Produce
Dairy and Barnyard.

DdTTN dHU Dat "'"'
The following are New YORK prices
Yesterdays, compared with those OF
year ago:
Yesterday. A year ago.
Butter, extra,
creamery, h.. 3334d34 n
Cheese, state,
whole milk, ID. 1912G 1884 1870 10
Eggs, Pa. and
nearby hen
merry browns. SO G42 80 G35
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World
TRANSPAClFIC MAILS.

NeF
ftsnt.s .oI-Sonoma Observation-Disclosures sept 81 .
Hsu ali. lll Islands. Nca Zealand and Aus
lisia-a .......''...'. .'....,....s sept %
Ala Nisrr ......'................S Sept a
japan. Corca. China and Philippine Islands
via Victoria. y. C.I-Emprcss Of Russia. sept 50
/. ). Transport ...''..........-....... sept 50
Tahiti Msrquesas. Cook Islands. New lea
Natal ..................O Oct 5 .
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Livestock. Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices.
compares with those OF year ago.
N,r York. YesierdA. 'V'
Live ,'ecfs. test. 100 e.,,,. ,e,s atsss
DO. .....-...... 300 tplV'<o 'o'o'
Dc u''' sue, "a a .I5G ~ a .i"a
L'H, 'e'Is '''' wv 900 a -" 900 si,.oo
81 ~ TO- "a a 10 ?
riJs ,.ee 100 10. ..oo a 80 500 a $50
LINN r,,n,o i ~ III 900 a 400 $50 q $50
Dressed mutton. lh 10 10 u 10,
Dressed laub ID. ~ 70 ~ "a Z
Hogs gocI 100 lbil.to a ---- -" - o0O
Dressed irEs. bacon. MA
To. .....-t.. slS'sH =, ~ t.so ans IN
Me,s pors. tHl... 1000 a 3i'U ,9oo 10 M
Ne~s bret bhl. .. 20 50 q <i-VV h"' ~
Lsri Middle N~f ,,o. = N,
H. ........ lf.e5c q io.Voc s'Sv" Z" '''S'
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Russian Prince ri. Po7 spain 'oF Fef'n A4"'''
SANDY Hook o. l:io m 80 u
Rsyo Beau.ioat Quarantine a. 80 a m a..
ti;y e.. Columbus. Ssyannah Sept 10 os,s ~
Ocean 5 Co. with passengers ana muse e'"
Nsono1in- Macoris sep, .. santo Domingo II.
Nt,ce,is .rd IA Romano r. Sanchez and SAM,
IA Puerto Plata and Monte Crsu ~ ana iu's
isi,nJ n 10 Clvde ~ Go. gitB 90 passenger
mails and rn,lse Bar ~ stj m ,,.. -
B,rtha tNorl. Havana SEP; u. 10 Nu"'o" ~
line I'm ballast Bar ~ 20 m .. "a
Kaup.nser (Nor Gene. AVS y u ,11 fs GIbrsltsi
Sent / no the Nara IS Line. with ndse. b"I q
=, . p.r.,-s Pafiroztl
- lane. with III passengers. malls anu ""'''
Bar al 1920 So g.. p.rh,n,
4 BoyeSen. in ballast. Bar AZ i2..e m: ., o,d
Hamilton Newport News and Norioih 70 o. -
nnn,,m9or "a 20 with passengers and ndsc. quar-
a, .3j y u. urD
Chace AM. Norfolk: comanche Chn.estoh a. 40
Jacksonville Paul Pair OBJ. Csli'' Bsstno nnt
Hull. III Vale. Galveston. Delaware ~ III,
Richrnond CeorsetosH. &; cufol foN An'"u'
Glare. Gulysqul