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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-06
CLERKS NAV Strike.

Butte, Mont, Aug. 6...-Butte is to-
day threatened with several additional
strikes which threaten to completely tie
up industries of the city, as a result of
sentiment over the killing of Frank w.
Little, ]. w. W. leader.
Seven hundred members of the clerks
union will take strike vote tonight.
A decision to walk out will close prac-
tically all stores in Butte. All mine en-
gineers are seriously considering a
strike, also, according to leaders of the
Metal Mine Workers union, which
would force complete shutdown of the
mines.
No attempt is being made by the
street car company to break the strike
of the car men and no cars have moved
since the strike was called Saturday
morning.
Union leaders declare that $4,000
miners are still out, as result of the
original miners strike, and that less
than three percent of the miners have
deserted the union. They assert that the
mine operators are losing more money
than when the strike was originally
called.
The mining company officials, on the
other hand, claim that many union min
ers have deserted the union and operat-
ing conditions are approaching nor
NAL.
No Outbreak at Funeral.
The funeral of Frank Little. held yes
terday, was peaceful demonstration
and no violence resulted. Paraders. es-
timated at five thousand in number,
marched behind the body to the spot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-06
rN cHARaE OF LICENSES.

Washington, Aug. 6.-Thomas d.
Tones. a Chicago business man, was to-
day appointed to represent the depart
ment Of commerce on the export Incense
council. Jones succeeds Edward ".
Hurley, who resigned to become chair
man Of the shipping board.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-06
aermans Launch Attacks

London, Aug, 6.--The second week Of
the battle of Flanders opened today
with the launching of German counter
attacks against the British lines.
Clearing weather gave promise of
more favorable conditions for a resump-
tion of allied operations before the
week end.
German counter attacks and raids at
several points were reported repulsod
in the statement OF Field Marshal Hnil
today.
/ During the night in the neighborhood
of Hollebeke the enemy again attack
ed, Haig stated, but was driven off be
fore reaching the British lines. AT West
holk another hostile attack was made
under cover of heavy barrage, but
this was likewise unsuccessful. At 9th
er points raiding parties were repulsed.
About Lens, the Canadians had today
consolidated positions taken yesterday.
At some points in the new line, which
was formed, an advance over a front of
1000 yards, the Canadians are within a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-06
A LOAN 10 ITALY.

washington, Aug. "a further
credit Of $40 900 900 was gwen TO the
Italian government by the treasury
department today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-06
Object Of RIOTS
TOLD OFFICIALS
BY CAPTURED MEN
Shoot Every Man Who
Wears a White Shirt"
One Of the Slogans
TO BURN BRIDGES, SEIZE
TRAINS, THURSDAYS JOB
Friday We're to Destroy Grain
Elevators, Cotton Mills and
Homes Of Rich


( x y x x X X 4 4 \: x x X i x
X
|: Burn bridges and seize trains j.
< throughout the country last X
< Thursday night. x
Capture banks Friday. X
Destroy grain elevators, cot X
!. ton mills, wealthy mems homes X
and property of all kinds, Fri X
< day at midnight. X
'Shoot every man who wears X
: white shirt" X
This was to be the start of X
two years. nation wide uprising, X
X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-06
Russian Women sailors

Petrograd, Aug. g. The first de-
tarhment Of $50 women sailors were
forming here today, preparatory to go
ing to the Murman coast.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-06
BArr1zD WITH SIX

Paris, Aug. 6-After having
been separated from the patrol
with which he was flying, Ray
Chaflin Bridgeman (Lake For
est. Ill.) Of the Lafayette esca-
driile, vas forced to fight off
six German aeroplanes. News
the thrilling battle reached
here today. Bridgeman escaped
by diving into = cloud bank.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-06
No Outbreak at Funeral.

Continued on Page 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-06

0TfegoR: To-
night and Tue
sday fair; moder-
ate esteFly
winds.
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SPECIAL WILLAMETTE VAL
LEY NEWS sERVTun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
Lime Production in 1916

An estimate Of lime produced and
sold in 1916 in the United States, in
GLIDING Porto Rico and Hawaii. just
made by 6. +. Loughlin, of the United
States Geological Survey, Department
Of the Interior, indicates a total mar
keted production Of 4,l50,000 short tons,
a gain of nearly Is per cent over the
total for 1915, which was 1922 $40 short
tons. This is the first year in which
the production Of lime in this country
has eoualled or exceeded 100000 tons.
OF the forty-three states in which
lime was produced and sold, thirty-one
reported increase. The remaining
states represented less than 6 per cent
OF the total quantity produced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
Plan, and Me,l-Quotations were:
Produce Markets-CuTent

Butter Receipts, 1902 packages. Cream
cry highcr scoring than extras. per lb. ava
W4Oiec; extras t92 scorel. S9i2c; hrss too
70 81 scorei. 36N 3Si 2c seconds go To 81
seorel. S4'zWS6 &c; thirds. $50 sac cream
cry. uiralted, higher than extras. AlW ~ &c ;
extras 4Od4Otac. hrsts. $3.50 30 l2e; sec
onds. $50 36c. creamery held. higher than
extras, .3112 a 3Sc extras. 36@4 ASK hrse'
S5M36fsc: seconds. 33taM34i2c; thirds,
S2iRQ SIC state dairy. tubs. finest. 3Sd59c :
good 20 prime. IS = ~ 81 nc. common 10 iair.
SOFAS renovated. extras. 80 hrsts. $S@
33iec: loaRer grades, 3OIS2c; imitation
creamery. frsts. 81 32i2c: ladies. cur
rent make. frsts. S0H3ORc; seconds. -se :
lower grades. 27i q 23he; packing stock,
current make. No /, 29o; No ,, 2Sc; lower
grades, 26d27iac.
Cheese. Receipts. AS boxes. state. W M
flats. held. specials. per 10. 24l4 "a - &C.
average fancy. 23$A 024c; fresh, eoiored' m
est. ok ~ 23c: white. finest, -lt2" -oc >
coored. average fancy, u 1sd &c "hite;
average fancy. 21I4M22c B.: lower grade. 20
az DC twins. held. specials. 24024l+c; aver
age fancy. 23izG2324c cheddars. held spe-
cials. 2lM24ixc: single daisies, fancy "a GN
25c; Wisconsin, W m. held. twins fancy -
a 2414e; double daisies. 24c single DAISIES
24N241ac: Young Americas, - &c + ar
Eastern. W m. Oregon. triple daisies. rs p az
&c; California double daisies -o -, 20 r
state. skins held. specials 2Od2lc current
make specials. 19Nl9i2c. choice. p N
Isiec: fair to good. 14ie@16iac; lower
grades. 1lGl4c.
Eggs Receipts, 4.SO7 cases. Fresh gath
cred, extra fine. per dozen. 54c extra hrsts.
53c firsts, 51n SIC seconds and poorer, fo1
SOC fall gathered. poor to fair. 34o 'oc re-
frigerator. frsts. 37i. M3Sc; seconds. 56W
SIC: lower grades. 340 &c: state, Penn
and nearby Western. hennery. whites, hne 10
fancy. 5Hd5Sc; ordinary to good, 944 DOC /;
gathered whites. ordinary to fine. 800 DC ;
nearby puHcts' eggs. whites. asa SIC; West
ern and Southern. gathered whites. 5ow o4c
state. Penn and nearby. hennery browns, 81
aisle: gathered brown and mixed colors'
-M.lEA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
Army and Many Orders;
Movements Of WdrSflbS

"a. q. a. W s. HAAS. do,ehsd Fulton to
L. o. g. REy Ws1aaI 70 20 sG TS,s9t p''
Ensign. q c. ROBERTSON. commissioned o.
,n ,s,pe' MIiIrR' commissioned. ds'achsd
receiving ship a. Puget Sound 70 Al9 pmn1},<soS
Asst surgeou' = J. srKlN and a n 1890,
NJ r . 70 Naval Medical School. W"h'ns'"n'
A.g surgeon, p G. CARR. detached rocruiunE
station. Nashville. z. y. kohBbh. as,,.ne' AZ
cr,iitlnr station Albany. ". y. lONMAN. nr
tsrhrd recr ting station. Scranton; s J. ~ w
LOR. detached recruiting station. nsn ,,,,,rn
New orleani. all 10 Naval Medical SCHOOL "@N"
Asst surscc, =. \ HRowN, " R c go, de Ndg,l
csi School washington Feb II c.,.,
Gunner A NJ uNMAN. TO Dslav s Voc 'nle'
Gunner r. iIlLL. 90 nav yard N"noh'
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED.
Ian 1o-Arhansss. Janis. Porter and riczer al
Norfolk ward. Brooklyn a. Manila Co!umbia.
Ri so.itl, and wainwright. a. Hampton Roads
Cnnynrham, Jarvis Davis Nevsha. rtnn'{ l.A'ia a,
seattle. Ticker. wsdsWorie So Myo'n lnS5ross
Shsn s,s,, nd st.rrti at iiaten Rouge: Psducah
A. Broton Channel and INiuas De zaza: Potomac
at Port au Prince.
Jan. lo-Amrion. from New York Tor rhisdelphi,
Ericsson ard Wln.low. ron New 1o, l., a &c.,
nm and sterett. from Plaquemlnc icr Baton
Rouge: McDoussl and Nicholson. from Nov ON ON
ya,i 10 sr, Paducah. from Breton Channei Iof
iS,na, dc Zaza: PAiapsro and PatuIcnt. from nor +,
folk yard for Culcbra. T. n. Porter Tucker n9a
WadSworth. from No-folE lMd fCf So9Ieenl H g
vro,1nds. Raleigh. from Mae Island Tor san
nicso. Ro, from Pensacola ior Charleston
Rowan. from Norfolk yard fOr Hampoh h"sns
ses,iie frurn Hampton Rosds for southern anu
yTeunds. wilkes. from New York Tor ham~"
Roads. ..,--.t- g.. -.
Commander ~ division seven bsttinhp ioISe n s
onit,,J ~. d,g On hoard Florids which will serve
,s flagship n that division until Arkansas can re-
Join dlSisi01.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR STEEL IRON. Steel.
Pipe, Steel Gable, Wire. Poultry Netting
Nails. Rlyets. Tscks. Copper Tubing Sheet
Copper. Sheet Lead. Sheet Zinc. Garbszs
and Refuse Incinerator. Motor-Generator
Sets, Turnbuckles. Taps Pliers. Piles
Breast Drllls. Planes. Snatch BLOCKS
Valves, Distress Outnts. Rubber Boots
Manila Rope. Zinc Sulphate. Paranin Wa
Soap, Cotton Napkins. Paper Fasteners
Pencils, stamp PADS. Mucilage. Tude,
Books, index Cards. Bond Paper. Carbon
Paper. Iron Balustrsdes and Gates. Marble
FOR Toilets. Door and Window Hardware
Toilet Room Hardware. Ainlwork ana
Lum ber.-Sealed proposals will b. received
Oficer. The Panama Canal Wsshingt,,
D. g. until 1880 q M. January % IeT-
at which time they will be opened /, nh
lie, Tor furnishing the aboye-rnonf ipr.t
articles. Blanks and general inforus,ior
relating 10 THIS Circular no. IllB may ba
obtained from this ONCE or the oN7ces -,
the Assistant Purchasing Agents. % Sts,a
street, New York city. 6il Whitnev-C~,
lral Building, New Orleans La and For,
Mason, san Francisco. Cal; also fro1, ~
l.. ). Engineer Offices IN the foiIoy,ir,
riues- oeatte, Wash Los Angeles. cal
baitimore' Nj; Philadelphia pa pift,
nursh IA. Boston. Mass BufaIo \ v.
etahd ONO, Cincinnati. Ohio. CbIcaso'
~, - Louis, Mo; Detroit. Mich Nj
Waukee. Wis. s. Paul MINI rb,t.t
nooga- Tenn. Louisville. XIV. Vob,ia "a
and Galveston. Tex: Conrnercisi'' 60 - "a
Kansas city. Mo; Chamber OF Cornr, ,,.D'
quincy. Ill. and Commercial Ci,,h ~ -
coma. Wash.-Earl J. Brown Nata-O "a
OF Eng lneers L. $. A., General Purcbssi5pss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
Cotton

Another decidedly erratc session re-
suited in further losses in cotton
prices. Business was only Of moderate
proportions and much OF it was Of the
lin and out" variety. Owing 10 the
uncertainties Of the political situation
in Europe traders as rule did not
seem disposed 20 follow prices far IN
either direction. few Of the larger
crcrators. however, were perslStently
be2rish and sold freely throughout the
session. Reports Of a much larger cot
ton acreage. the bears predict, viii be
received from the South in the near III
tu e. and this, they assert. VIII lead 70
an appreciable modification OF tne
strong views now held by planters. The
bullish attitude i'm the South continues
as the principal argument OF those VINO
loct for higher prices for futures. IN
.,-oe quarters IL is claimed that the de-
roand is brisk from domestic and for
,iongpinners. but that practically noJh-
80 Is offered. and will not be below ~
cents pound. Public quotations from
Southern markets range between is ana
20 cents, but little business rs DONG.
The bulls contend that expectations OF
. large acreage are not likely 10. De
IpgIiLeG. because o. tht i4i' -
moisture in the Southwest, the shortage
oi labor and the scarcity and high cost
o. fertilizer.
The first movement yesterday was
downward. partly because Liverpool
vas weaker than expected. Later mat
p,.rket broke more sharply. with clos
.,r nrices IS TO so English points
lower lroundiy, 80 American points.
This sharp drop was asc1bed TO heeaiVy
.rllira on the report that the Brltlsh
,-srshin CORVALLIS had been SUNK.
shortly after the opening here a
sharp rally occurred, partly because OF
tbe active Liverpool demand and parity
ON heavy covering Of short sales by
local traders, one operator beng cred
ned with purchases OF May and July 10
the extent Of 1000 bales. As usual re-
Gently. spot firms were conspicuous on
The buying side, showing particular IN
crest in May contracts
This uptum brought out further gen
rral LIQUIDATION Of large long lines, as
we'll as renewed heavy selling by the
bic ring bears, and as result prices
dropped from 90 10 80 points early IN
the afternoon. At the bottom prices
were u to q points below "Wednesday $
f0uras but about half of this loss was
recovered before the close. October con-
tract displayed relative frmness, clos
ing the same as on Wednesday IL was
stated that many sellers OF May "eIS
BUYERS of October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
From Tin Tribune Bureau

From rr Tribune Buresul
Washington. January n.
ARMY
Ma EDWARD T. WINSTON retired, IN sddi.
ton other duues. relieve First ~ hsMi ~
" ROACH Dr. retired present duties Al W
Mclherscn. Ca H. ROACH VIII then pf"Hen
70 home and stand relieved. , ,..A r..
Maj WALTER q. SHORT. cav. assigned leth ~
Capt MD H. REHKOPF. field art. inspector
Instructor. % Boston 20 Instruct National Gunu
Cart DAWSON oTMSTTAD. field art. inspector 4,
Instructor. 10 New York city 10 instruct National
car, WILLIAM p MORRISON neid art. IN
spc-tor- Instructor 20 Washington 10 Instruct Ma
Cart WALDO G. POTTER. ned art. inspoct,or-
instructor. 70 Kansas CiV' Mo- 10 instruct VA
Capt Emery T SMITH field art. Inspector in,
stUcior. 20 San Francisco TO Instruct Nsuonai
Capt HENRY H. ARNOLD. junior military svia-
for signal Corps, from signal Corre sNaIl,ea
school San Diego. 20 Canal Zone. 10 organize
IN aero squadron. and will assume command
Can't JOIN y. CURRY. junior military aviator.
SivnL Corps. from present duties upon eIplrn
ton leave o. absence. 70 n. kamehamsha' ~
/. 10 organic s,h aero .s sqGsdf"n' ana VIII
Capt JOHN u. BROOKS. junior military syi,tot'
Signal Corps from present duties TO ~ Kane
hamehs H. l.. as supply officer OF 9Th aero
cam ALEXANDER ]. STUART. coast art, from
coast defcpces OF Manila and Subtle bays. May D.
to san Francisco and report to commanding
general WS;ieI D espSIr,p,oov -..,,.d ,..,.,,nt
nro,sssor 81 military science and tactics. state
College Of Washington Pullman. wash ap
pointed an acting quarermaSter while on present
duties . -. s. -,
Csfs. THOMAS S MooRMAN. SIN Infantry. FROM
station al TT Mcdowell. Jan. 20. $500
Mai WALTER C. SHORT. cav. assigned 10Th cay.
Leave 81 absence two months grsnted Ma.
CHARLES & HAROLD Georgia \. G..
rsiglstion u Mai JOSEPH G. CLARK. lt lni'
Indiana " g.. accepted.
NAVY.
20. " u euOrNfAKER 70 General Board
u H. & A. A AfERRICk. detached Michigan. n
Minnesota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
LRRIYED

Af,nu, New orleans Jan 6. 70 the Southern Pa
cifc 90. with passenger aud nose. qoA Al o.Vs
P.rectIon towing barge : r GO 10 81, ron from
Tsm1i.p Dee 1I 20 the Ssndard Trans CO. VIII
crude ODD Bar a. 1870 'n l,il. @ ,,..-.,.-.
10 Fyr-feI 10 and Bermuda Jsu 70 70 Jas W
I.gsU 4 Co. with mlae Bar A. , ~
Gibraltar - 20 de vacuum on 60. in ballast.
m a. Marchc,,,r ,R-l Calcutta Nov l.. Co
l,r.,o % Cats Tosu De- . and 81 Lucia 80. via
Philadelphia Jan 10. 20 Tunch Ldye Go. WIN
ns,srgs- 1S.-I "a Pouioc De 2s 10 " Win
AHsc fNorl B.-ge1 Dec 90. 70 he lnirccran
cs.,,,. c-.s.o.sr jan 4 10 ne Panama Rail
rood SIS Line. With passenger. mails and mdse
-tr'sntor - nsrssines Dec u and Gibraltar
o. fr IS IlwcU 4 Co. sith mdse. Bar a. m
Carsholm l~Wed). Gg.henDurs De * eno hlIh-
wall 81. % Fumes. Witty Co. In ballast Bar
s,oto~d ,vo-). Csrdi1 Dec 20. 10 the Kerr s,
70 ,i. l co Aecame fItan. Norfolk Jan o. 20 the
Italian state Railways. in ballast. quar- a. s.S5
W sud. Galveston Jan 3. % The Southern Pacific
&C. v.'h rrdsc QUAR- al 6 IS an
che apeske. Baltimore 70 ne New fc56 BAN
Arapahoe Jacksonville Jau and Charleston ?.
20 ths C.vd, :, Go. with passengers and ndse
oT Gl,t az wlml1ron. De-. Jan s. 70 the Teas
or Co in ballast. Quar- At $50 m
Ouprdsg1 Boston. Ia mo tyde - %. n
ballast quar- a. a.23
jamestown Newport News and Horfol 70 The
Old Dominion s. co, with passengers and mdse.
quar- al 80 y m.
sushaneu iB1. Dublin. IN ballast Quar- At
ClO M.
ToIisc. Froniera Dec 2s va JhrEsoorle Jan
IN Hsslcr Brothers With mahogany. Quar- a. s.52
ID M 80 .
Aragon Georgetown. S c. Jan 9. 70 the Atlantic
Coast Lumber Corp with lumber Quar- At 1883
m. ,.,
CLabria tBrl. Genoa 70 tho Anchor line With
radse Passed I'm Sandy Hook a. 10 27 M.
SAILED
S,-.al fR-l Kola Bay via Wilmington De-
Toyrhesh Mari Japan. Niadivcs,ol. Gyldenpns
lNo-J Goiheuburg I II DeTereuE. Norfolk. Soa
-alarta lDu,rhI. Batavia. Nela iNl-i. Gibbs.
Tar. Rnsrommon fBr'. Wellington. Bristol ty
IBr. Liverpool. Southwestern Miller IBr), L.vcr-
pool. IS. Andre OFrl Bordeaux. Metico Havana
81 RI, Galveston. City ~ ~ Louis. Savannah
r.pc-suza Havana. Madison Norfolk and Ne"
po-t News. John - Rcsofe'Icf. Hsicl koggc sioux
Norfolk. pawrte. Philadelphia. Melfc-l Hal lBD
Manchester. Wst-riys Dutch. Rotterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
FORECLOSURE SALES.

~ FORECLOSURE COURT.
County 81 New York.-The New York
Life Insurance and Trust Company. plain
I'm. against Franklin c. Albee. - ais, de-
ferdants Emmett q Parish. Plaintiffs At
torneys 50 Wall street. New York city.
Pursuant 90 judgment dated December
2S. 1916. entered and nled on January 3,
1917. the undersigned will sell at public
auction, AZ the Exchange SalesrOom, Nos.
a and Is Vesey Street I'm the Borough OF
Manhattan. city, County and state or New
York. az l2 o'clock noon. on February ist.
1917. by Henry Brady, auctioneer. the
mortgaged premises directed by said judy
ment TO be sold. situated In the City. County
and State or New York, at tho northwest
erly corner OF l0lst Street and Central
Park West. fronting 100 feet N inches
on the westerly side Of Central PARK
West. and if9 feet on the northcrly side
Of West 10lst Street. and I'm depth on the
northerly side. said side being parallel
with West l0lst Street. $40 feet. and I'm
depth on the westerly side. said side be-
Ing parallel with Central Park West. 100
feet II inches. Mortgage recorded in Liber
1902 Of Mortgages. Pages 325, 327 and 32s
IN Liber 1903. Page 2ss as
by an instrument in Llber 2s3
OF Mortgages, Page ass. Section 7, Block
1887
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices. compared
with those Of year ago:
New York. No,terdaY. \ year ago.
Live stock best. 100 49, o.ooo
ID. ........-. -Do.f5 e 1900 'o''' NfrN'
III 'S'' . o'' ''0'' ~ q .l5s 10 O IA
L'y' ''1'' . oe'' .oo q 1900 800 aus
Dressed ycsls. CITY, , Il
o.. .....-....... ~ % - - ~ es0
Live ewes 100 ID. 600 q 80 o'VO " Wv
Lambs. fair 20 prime. 80, ,o--auts
100 10. ...-....-. iZOO q i4,9o iVs,'0@ "a.
Dressed mutton. To. ~ g .l5'2 ~. "a
Dressed lambs, ID. 10 q ~ ''F4@ 80
p oss dressed 100 ,,o 77z ~ 7Ao
To. ....s...+.s INV va ''s'' rev
Dressed Aoss. bacon. ~ 80. M. ~ to,L
sfess rort $500 a $3.50 1880 @2o.co
Ness beef Dbl. $500 % I5.oO lo'2V 9if'NV
Lard. Middle West. ,,,eo. ain N.
b. ...........s. l5oVc A losfVN '"'V'N @'N-'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
Com oditie S

Rye Prices were easier.
Ycs'day's Previous Year
close close. ago
Cash n. Y, bush st.5s $l.5e Slool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
SURROGATES, NOTICE

BAYLIs. MARIN PURSUANCE OF
an order Of Hon. John p. Cohalan a
Surrogate OF the County Of New York
Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons hav-
Ing claims against Mary Bsylis. late %
The County OF New York. deceased. to pre-.
sent the same with vouchers thereof TO
the subscribers. at their office and place OF
transsct.ng business. No. IL Wall Street
In the City OF New York on or before tbs
tenth day OF March next
Dated. New York. the ist day OF SEN
TENDER. 1915 WILLIAM BAYLIS
ALFRED r. KIMBALL.
JOHN MASON KNOX. Executors
Attorney for Executors. 10 Liberty
Street. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12

Highest Temperature Yesterday - degrees ~
? n p. m iorrst. II (at 10 2. M average il
average -n1a date last wear. 81 average same dats
for last SHIRTS three year. 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
BUSINESS CARDS
rYPEwRTTERs
CARPET CLEANING

JORDAN'S o,r,
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANiN" w, nos :,
Tel 1892 4613 Bryant - so ~.
cleanlns-St0nng-S yos-,
FINE RUGS WONES FROM OLD Jan Is
CAREFUL. CARPET CLEANING oo---e<", 20
compressed air. steam. land % o. .-ERlyDf
Broadway. AL Esst Ash a. IVb
lei l3--3sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-12
London Wool Auction

London. Jan. H. The offering at the
wool auction sales to-day amounted TO
r $50 bales. The selection was in good
condition and mainly from New South
Wales. The sales were brisk and all
were quickly sold. Greasy merinos
sold at IS and secured Queensland al
Is Cd.
II is understood a decision will short
ly be reached on the question of the
cNport Of wool TO America.
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Bonds
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM

General Office. Broad Street Station
Philadelphia. nth January. 1917.
The ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders % this Company win be- held on
Tuesday. the 18th DAY 81 March, 1917, at II
o'clock a. NJ. IN Witherspoon Hall. 1921
Walnut street. Philadelphia. ~ which meet
ing will be submitted for consideration and
action by the Stockholders the Annual Re-
port % the Board % Directors for the year
ended 3lst December. 1915: an agreement
for the acquisition by this Company Of the
franchises corporate property. rights and
credits OF The Harrisburg. Port smouth.
Mount Joy and Lancaster Railroad Com
pany: an increase Of tho Indebtedness Of
this Company. 20 be made when and as pre-
$, ribed by the Directors. and other appro-
pirate subjects.
Stockholders may obtain copies Of the
Annual Report Of the Company. and tho
necessary tickets Of admission 20 the meet
Ing ON and after she 9th day Of March.
1917 by personal application a.. or by letter
90 the Secretary's Office. Room 26J. Broad
street Station. Philade phia.
LEWIS NELSON. Secretary.
T. HONS Secretary.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for Next
INenty-sour Hours

washington Jan. ll-The storm that was over
New Tngand Wednesday night novel norhesst~ ard
20 the Canadian maritime Provinces. and 90 has bocu
followed by clearing and decidedly colder weather
everywhere eAst Of the Mississippi River Another
cold wave has APPEARED SD tire Western Canadian
provinces where the Temperature ls falling rapidly
There have heen snow nllris within tho isst
o. .ufy four hours ir ODE north AMI central states
east ~ the Mississippi River and lu the NorfIu,sf
4 storm that was central Thursday igit oscr fhc
middle plains states ull move and be- attended Nv
snow ty Ffday nislt ana nr ~atIuist iu ter -e.sl.
uf lhs Clcat Lakes sud the pluo a.eg ard prob