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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05
SOUNDS
NATIONS
KEYNOTE

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
March 5.-President Wilson
sounded a new doctrine of in
ternationalism and world
peace i'm his inaugural address
today, but in the same breath
warned that the United
States may require "a more
Z immediate association" with 6.
the war than mere armed
neutrality.
He spoke of unity of Ameri-
can thought, spirit and action and
voiced the view that this must be
an Americanism STEPPED in world
spirit-instead of the isolated
national view of the past
His principal plea for world
peace, spoken before the thous-
ands attending his second inaugu-
ration, called for:
Limitation of world ornaments.
Equal interest and responsibility
of all nations for maintaining
peace.
Equality of nations in all mat
ters Of right or privilege.
Destruction of the armed bal
ance of power"
That all the world should sup
port no other power than the view
that governments derive all their
just powers from the consent of
the governed.
Freedom of the seas equal to
all.
Crushing of any attempts with
In a nation to organize or assist a
revolution against another nation.
-Four Crowded Years.
The presidents inaugural ad-
dress follows:
my Fellow Citizens: The four
years which have elapsed since
last / stood in this place have
been crowded with counsel and
action of the most vital interest
and consequence. Perhaps no
CONTINUED on Page Five.)
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We are soon to have a convinc-
ing demonstration of the power of
l.. Y. Stayton. IL the Petit recall
succeeds, Stayton is Boss of TIA
coma; If not, he isn't. Watch the
outcome.
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Further Evidence That Jehovah
La N Go....a..

Further Evidence That Jehovah
Is q German.
(Speech by the president of the
German Farmers Union.)
Our dear old God has given us
a hint. He has caused the har-
vest of the world to be SO bad
that Great Britain finds IL diff
cult to feed herself. But IL we
give Great Britain the opportunity
Of vessels reaching her from Aus
tralia and India laden with wheat,
and we do not prevent this. then
II is doubtful whether God will
again give us such an opportunity.
because He demands that the
hand shall be seized which no
stretches out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05

Every once in while a real
mystery story is written. There's
one of that kind today beginning
on page q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05

What's your favorite recrea-
ton? Write us about it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05

The lady next door says:
"siost NV us are pretty charit-
able when IL comes & over
lOokin' our own weaknesses
an mistakes"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05

Have you recovered from
the bone-dry-at-once scare?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05

Greetings, how would you
like To have LaFollette for
president?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05

A game warden found 473 wild
ducks on II. C. Phipps' estate in
New York and Phipps is subject
to a fine of $52,p00. II he's ever
fined any such amount he'll be
wilder than the ducks.
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manb
writer's said She vast
of
The
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then l went o e
tof o
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land that memenc be trustee
dherw TO pato
Mays home because thought woessled
No little which had
Ireaize a pee here
to
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her
that apnel 20 small
smile S
strangely
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at
live onem nds
And n of raw
omit only few things recognition
ouovo issue
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ToDAY's CLEARINGs

Clearings .........$ 497,342.19
Balances ..,...... 45,970.06
Transactions ...... 1,004,06S.26
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05
may" TACOMA WOMAN WHO
HATES ALL Men, GOING TO tell
Tines READERS STORY OF LIFE
BY MABEL ABBOTT

n S
you tared
The Times proved
be O Of
present foms simply makeu
turned
of significant
politics. high
May which have aroused discussion other contribution to the department
The i'll fallen
public fallen
o lie mel andof a
"They alike" preachers
nd
ebiNtnes"
just Stood something skill writing could have gven-eng
that the breath dark knowledge
and nstan of CONNIE
to umhl 81 am
you undes
startling
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MORE

and with no thought of grand
standing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-05

Gov. Lister vetoes
a $4,000 appro-
priation bill for
legislative expense
purely on the
} ground of economy
, thA,okN -
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81 used to think, sometimes, there was one
happy. II j could just get hold of man
hurt him-HURT him-HURT him--as much
and hurt him."-From the story of May, to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
AMBULANCE CORPS MEMBER
PROBABLY FATALLY HURT
Washington Man Struck by Trolley
Car Near Allentown and Base of
Skull Fractured

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Aug. cS-Afrcd
Brown. member of the Washington. D. C..
contingent Of the ambulance corps, was
probably fatally injured late last night
when he was struck by a trolley ear OPP
posite the Rittorsvillc state Hospital He
sustained a fracture OF the base of the skull
and little hope H. held out for his recovery.
A witness Of the aCcidcu, said that Brown
was walking along the pike on the south
side by himself when the car came along
He ran across the road, it was said evil
IDENTIFY with the intention of getting on the
north side of the tracks to board the car
which was travelling at a lively clip. He
was stuck and hurled n considerable dis
tance into a field. There were a number of
soldiers in the car and they ran into the
field and brought their comrade baCl; to tho
road. Wallace Keller, Of this city. then
drove up in touring car The injured man
was placed in the machine and record
trip to the Allentown Hospital was made
Brown is about twenty two years of age
His parents at Washington were notified Of
the accident
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
NEW STOCK FOR BETHLEHEM
Steel Company to Issue $3O,O00,OOO
Preferred

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.--A new financing
plan which provides for an issue of S3O.-
100000 per cent cumulative preferred
stock, convertible into class "B" common
stock at u.s. was announced today by the
Bethlehem Steel Company following meet
ing of the board of directors here. \
meeting of stockholders to consider the
plan has been called for September IA.
Stockholders of common stock. on the
books up TO September II, will be given
the privilege of subscribing to an amount
not exceeding their present holdings on or
before september Is, .-
The Guaranty Trust Company, the Bank
ers' Trust Company and j. and W. Seig.
man & co. made UP the syndicate which
will underwrte the issue.
President Charles NJ Schwab announced
the earnings had surpassed those of the
corresponding period last year and orders
on hand are more than $500, ,000, 900, against
Sl93,500, 900 in 1916. He put the book value
Of class "B" stock at 1875.
Entrance of this country into the war"
SChwab said, has produced such abnormal
conditions that we arc now confronted with
the necessity Of raising a very substantial
additional amount of capital in order to
continue our construction program and pro-
vide for the greatly increased business re-
sulting from the war"
Further explaining the needs for capital
Schwab said earnings which IL had been
expected would be expended on construc-
ton would now have to go into additional
taxes that Government orders require con-
siderable construction, and that the in
creased orders in hand likewise demanded
expansion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
ALL BUSTLE AND HURRY
AT MOUNT GRETNA CAMP
Men Go to Work With Enthusiasm
When Welcome Orders to Go
South Are Received

MT. GRETNA. Pa. Aug. 2S.--All was
hustle and hurry here today in the camp
of the ammunition train outfit, which is
under orders to move southwark to the
Pennsylvania Division Camp at Augusta
Ga. With the receipt OF the orders by
Colonel II. S. Williams at headquarters
the word went out to prepare to break
camp and the men, who have spent more
than month here awaiting the welcome
news went to work with Il will. quipment
was quickly prepared for loading on the
cars and only the tents remain standing
II was indicated this morning that the rail
roads would have the necessary cars at
camp by o'clock this evening In the
event of the issue Of orders to do so.
With the departure Of the ammunition
train unit there will remain in camp here
the two military police companies, Phila-
delpha and Pittsburgh, and Field IIospi-
tai Company, No. 4, Pittsburgh.
The ammunition train is made up of
twelve companies of ffty-five men each,
stationed as follows: Shamokn, Lebanon,
Sclnsgrovc. Harrisburg, West Chester,
wiliamsport, Carlisle, Allentown, > 4;
Philadelphia, 3.
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POULTRY

,,LlNE-Th2 market ruled firm under modcrat"
oIerinEs ana fairly active demand. quota
tinns; Fowls. as to quality "a a 25c. ROSTERS
l7Wlsc! spring chickens. not l.eghorns. plump
yellow skinned. weighing lia q : lbs. apiece, 2dH
;Sc do. Do. amal!'r sizcs. 2iH 20; White Log
horns 80 q 2jC. ducks pokn. 10 2Oc; do, In
diar Runner. 11mlsc: do, spring. 2UW2lc:
pigeons. Old per pair. - q 26c do. young, per
tair, 20 n 22c.
DRESSED--Tno market ruled firm With de-
lnsnd absorbing the liUit"d offerings Of fine DE-
Sirahle sized stock. Quota attons follow; fowls
y to box mk-led dry-plcked fancy selected
27i5r: weighing ~ lbs. and over apiece &c;
do, lbs. apiece, 2Sn 2ic; fowls. iced, in bbIs.,
fancy. drN-pClled weighing ~ lbs. Hud NN"'
apiece 2Giq C: do ( lha. apiece, 2i'a Q2dc;
smaller sizes, 2On 22r old roosters drE-pcked,
I've, hroilmg CrickcnS, weighing ~ a. IDS
aNicca-Jcrsey. fancy, 30N 33C; virginia fancy
26W2Sc; other nearby, - q &c: weat"rn. "a %
2Gc; turkeys. fresh killed. iced. per ID. western
best here, 23n2ic; common. .o,n22c' ducks
spring, 81 a 22C: squads, per dozen. white
Weighing II to IL lbs ser dozen, si.2j d ); do
do, o to 10 lbs. per dozen $500 a 10 do. do
s lbs. per dozen, s2.75Ft 10; do. do, lbs. per
dozen. S2.25m 80; do. do. 9 to 6i2 lbs; per
dozen. sl:7J"2; dark sl.50@2. small and No
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28

This ddiiy report as sent ont by tho
Bureau or Markets Of the United States De-
partmCnt Of Agriculture, Philadelphia
branch, qcith headquarters at S0O.3I5 In
surdnce ETchange Buiidin0 Bell Tele-
phone, Lombard m.
FRUITS
APPLES, Virginia and West Virginia, per
otS 2SSr'gT per pef sSe sToqs ss sresg &
quarter pecksj hand-pIcked 75cq 80; culls.
BANANAS. per bunch GO-l2 dozcn) $1,000
HI .,iBgLAcKBERRIEs, New Jersey. per quart II
msoRs, pink meats SoS s1o G' nearby eT,g
per "a -bushel basket uj-lS melons), 500 75c;
c and SesiSy Nfg IsG'e , g.
sH SSsRst $6$5 pounds 80 Sc; DSawarcs, S"Ss per
&sF 5a's:E sef sl'f%! &ssn!
psT daar9 FsS 2IS SceFy
1srfs ssl;I aSGG! rsTS fsrtss Psr
PEARs, nearby per ss -bushei basket go
quarter pecsj Bartiet,s. si25; cooking pears TiS
FLUMs, New York, per s.pound basket. Wick
sales; nearby, per 100 melons best. ' sl5@Sso: Ss
SOLD AT AUCTION YESTERDAY
pqands $ 0aeSS' ToEays SFs}" si25S "a
PEACHES, California, per box t72-1OO). Ell
PEARS california, Bsrtletts. per box u25-
PLUMs, California per 25-pound crate. Grand
pshfcd sshTdAh s,P1G FILMS, is1' s5o.
ORANGES, California. per box 1arse size,
dSzenA s3,45G4,eO; small size (3o-26 dozenj' d1i1
tEMI9sSSs IsS ,i cslif2S5nS dS per box (25 dozen>
VEGETABLES
quarter Pc Green waR sa'7st IS Sio
REETs, nearby, per bunch, 3PSc. V'0''
cAssAdao Gesds 8 sSrO' Sc, per u 'Ou'Ae basket d2
cARRR99tya .s nssreyy ycr per rsy bunch; CHI lSGBc
OccoRN. nearby, per y ,busheI basket -(sh- AZ
''SsgG S&SsGesSs Pss ssanSg sSpdree
Sa 0ls5I. p Sssgs' sss per " 0u'he basket
.LEgfUcE. New York per box t2-ah dosen)
aa.9ls4 RE4Ts Ssss.; .s"TSS RsE basket
ONIONS Eastern Eastern SaC sh9Te r. Of yirgnla. per
bs%pfr bss6s basket sp SoS%d.
Jersey per hamper go poundsl white and yell
low; 81 sSS ,S99; Connecticut Valley per FOO
p'iTEp 'PiTEpPERs nearby, per y -bushel basket ts-lo
dOfsgfA OPfsogrfAroEs Eastern shore Of Virginia per
barrel Ls5-4O quarter peeks). s25o9s25i No.
sddSSs SoS ,sS quarter pecls No. 7SG sse, NS
FSTAgpTs SssSs sSr's Nc ea5eqs ssS 5
barrel $3.50 quarter tpecksl No !, i4i55sYS;
s & sissSs ss. NJ isst's No.
sas ss,s: sa'hsl basket eso-ss
@ g Ss;.s & Rs -se1As' s.eA.s 9
s2|:8 SSI|'5s 5!sI.i f'is;S ;;;i|s 's.ss'
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Kennecott Copper Corporation, usual quar-
terly of 81 80 "A share. payable September 20 to
stock Of record september T. Books close Sep
teher and reopen Septeber 10.
Muskogee Gas and Electric, regular quarterly
of ~ per cent on It's preferred stock payable
Wolverine Copper Mining Company. seml-
annual OF so. payable October ! to holders OF
record September H. SIX months ago 20 per
share disbursed
Macksy, Company, usual quarterly OF i per
common. payable October / to holders OF record
September 3.
Chicago and Northwestern Railway. reguia r
quarterly of 2 per cent on the preferred and
IN per cent on the common stocks, payable
October I TO stock OF record September Z.
.Pettibone Mulliken Company, REGULAR quarterly
of IN per cent on both the first and second
preferred stocks, payable october TO stock OF
record September 20,
New York Edison Company. regular quarterly
Of tx per cent, payable september IA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28

energy and stability Of spartahs. buk a.
are standing the strain weil they are W
serving the honor and traditions of r(I/
sylvanla In every respect, but they do ~
forward TO diversion and news Of the fo>116|
at home. The arrival Of the mail ID -
event and the receipt of q letter or pafk-
age something to think, about and eAl1<|
about for the rest Of the day. so Il is W, 10
Pennsylvanans to get busy with pens 3nd
pencils and let the boys know what is gdine'
on The Government, will take care Of thkir|
health, their clothing and their physical
condition. They want nothing except siich'
delicacies as friends can send them and.an
occasional letter. telegram, book or other
remembrance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
FRESH FRUITS

There was y fair demand for most fruits Of
desirable quality and values generslly were
steadily maintained Quotations: Apples, Ntr-
Einla per bbl--Gravcnstein $35OM5. summer
Rambo s3.5Og5; Wealthy. S3@i Apples
nearby per hamper, SOC n 81 80; do, do, per - -
bush. basket a5cp 81. Lemons per box, sAQ
O. Pincapples Porto Rico, per crate, s2504i
Cranes, Delaware, per s-baskCt carrier. I5CNl 81
Cantaloupes North Carolina. Ridgcways. -5cG
81; cantaloupps. Delaware and Maryland, per
Jumbo crate. TIC a 81 CantHloupCs, Delaware and
Maryland, per standard crate. 5OcGusl; canta.
lgtwrs. Delaware and Maryland per pony, crate,
iC n SOC, cantaloupes California TuroCk, per
standard crate, S2.23 q 80; cantaloupes, Cali
fornia Turock. per pony crate. 81. 80 al IL;
cautoloupes California Turlock, pcr fiat crate,
s1M1.21, Peaches, Delaware. Maryland, Nir-
sinia and West Virginia. per crate. sag;
peaches. Delaware aud Maryland. Belle and FL
berta. per l6.quart basket, 0cgS1; peaches
Virginia and West Nirginia. per bush, basket,
Glctt Sl.2i, Pears, Delaware and Maryland. per
hampcr--Rartlrtt. 81 75q2.50, Seckel, Sl.T5Gp
$50. Watcrmrons. per car. 500 n 40.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
LONDON STOCK MARKET
Business Is Not Large-American
Railway Shares Record Small
Declines

LONDON. Aug. 2S,--Busness was of
holiday character on the Stock Exchange
today. trading being narrow and profess
sional. Some restriction was caused by
gale. which interrupted telegraph and tele-
phone service.
Gilt-edged securities were neglected APP
parenty because of the preparations for
another early colonial loan lotation. but a
firm tone was maintained. Home rails were
idle and weakeE-
Nominal rccessions were recorded in
American railway shares and trading in
Canadian Pacifcs were quiet Purchases Of
Mexican securities continued, however, and
the Argentine rails were firm.
There was comparative easinesS in Rus
sian bonds. but a cheerful feeling prevailed
In the market for issues Of the other allied
countries.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
EGOoolr VI IHE STREET-PHU ADET PHTA MARKFTc1
CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICES

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s, - HoGs--RcceIpts, 400
neadi estimated tomorrow, 1900 head Market
SLOW, mostly 25c higher than Yesterdays aver.
age, Buk ZIG 5Oq 1I55i light, $3.50 q 4 60;
S1h,9ONlGiS '' '''''" '''''' ''us"
a. ,CcASTTTLE--.Recelpts. 1000 head Market steady.
a., ,S,HjEtEP,-Recelpts, 5000 head. Market strong,
o-SOtTH OMAHA. Aug, 2s s--HoGS-Reoaipts
-'uu mead. Market 1jm25c higher
orally 10 d25c higher. '' se".
SHEEpZReceipts, 5000 head Market strong.
oono onMoANSAS CITY, Aug. 2s. = HoGs-Recoipts,
6u0o head. Market % n 35c higher
higher. ~ '''Ne' -'"'oc
steady to 1jc higher. "N'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28

b., BlTrER---Thc market ruled firm under
,,ght offerings and a good demand. Quotations.
western, soud.packcd creamery, fancy specials,
a5'7c; extra, 43ta 4ila e.; extra nrsts. i3c,
n,rsts 42c; seconds Ale; nearby prints fancy,
iNc: average extra, fGm 4Ic; frsts, iiW 46c;
seconds. t2u i3ci special brands OF prints Job
bnE at 81 a4c.
EGGS--Fine ucw-laid eggs were scarce and
nrn. with demand fairly active. Quotations
free Gases. nearby prints, sl2.6 90 per standard
s1Aei current receipts. Sl2.3O per case; seconds
slO.Nh u ll,HJ per case. western extra ErSts
si2hu nGr casc; frsts. sl23O per case; seconds,
SlO.o5n IL ~ per case; fancy selected eggs
were Johbing a 50d5lc per dozen.
- tHEESF--lp fair request and firmly held.
0notaiions: Now York. fun cream, fancy, June
2gc; specials higher fresh-mpdc. best, 2ii4 a
" z. rEOLgn 43a LLgl.. fair 90 Ennl. 2Gle q 92r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
Another Vielv of Excess Profits Tax and Income Surta


self Washington ntew
in
hh
these matt
OF the income tax W. the
additional uas
incomes ABOUT
in v
100000
security he now
low prices
with
over convert his holdings "S W
sAte into Government bonds
believes h
the OF
or
Its its total
all
cent excess prohs TAX 10
isur precedent or rerion
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
Prisoner Wants to Enter Army

LANCASTER, Pa, Aug. 2s.--John Page
Nen, OF Balnbridge, convicted of man
slaughter and serving a sentence in the
county prison, was brought before Draft
Board No. 1, of which Sheriff C. c. CARRIER
is a member, He passed the physical ex-
animation and expressed readiness to enter
the army The case is up 10 District At
torney Berntheise, who is on General
Clements staff.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
Refined Sugar Lower

NEW YORK. Aug 28.-Arbuckle Broth
ers have reduced their prices for hard
sugars fifty points to the s.50c basis for
fine granulated The Federal and Warner
Sugar Refining companies have re-entered
the market on the above basis. All local
refiners are now quoting $500 except the
American Sugar Refining Company. which
continues to quote at S.iOc The last sale
i'm SPOT Cuban raws was at 7.40c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
Longing for Definite Action at Washington


of
he
subje sandca cannott a
all
and small the small merchant
h small merch
n
and all
he earna to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
VEGETABLES

The general market ruled steady under mod
crate supplies and fair demand. Quotations:
White potatoes Eastern Shore. per bbl No. |
S2jud 3.25; No. ., 81. .25G@ White potatoes
Delaware aAd MARYLAND, per bbl.--No. !, So -
u3.95 White potatoes, Jersey. per rs bush.
basket-No /. 90 o 75c; No. =. 81 q soc. Whit"
potatoes, per bush. 81 q Ia, Sweet potatoes,
North Carolina. per hbl.--No. !, So 5Om4.g5;
No. =, sl75G2. Sweet potatoes Nirginla, per
bb'-No. /, s4,5O"5; No, :, si.75 a :. %. Sweet
1.75. Celery New York, ner buncn, 1a@5Oc.
Lettuce, New York. per box, SOC 81. Onions,
Jerscv per - bush, basket 7ic n 81 do, East
ern shore, per hamper 10c4 81; do. Orango
County, y. T. per hamper. SlGl2j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND EJOIrR

wa snomlnal ''' '''i'f pus"' Inc market
were sr,a srM,a11iReceipts. 2l2s bus. Spot supplies
u uota tdsaiII 9nd the market was numinally firm
tionc Wns tear lots for local trade, as 10 loca-
Nos a "esteTn No. yellow, t1.05Qll .0G; do,
In small Theceipts, IO.71S bush. Old bats were
Ina supply, and values were largely nom
stand, rGTuntn lions; No. . white. old. SO1sic:
75d fGrrd white. old, 70T1oc 40 3 white, old,
FtWI'p no, 1 white, old 7IQ75c.
In saCLgN -t"c"ipts, I0S hbls and $50 500 lbs
fcur sSd There was fair demand for spot
ohCri,rs" tn' market ruled firm under light
stra,eE. Jule sacks about 25c lessl: Wintor
sill" ,hGw, SlUH 1880; Kansas. clear, new.
ci,,r pa,irnt,, nov, sii 75Iti2 -. spring. Arst
Ia do o'f, q u 90; do patcnt. old, sic 00W
rcgiIa ana fancy patent, si3@ 1879; do, do,
patent sir ffr"Ites "%Ite wntcr-Straight, Sl0Q IL. 80;
with demanI5U IN, vas In small supply and firm
mill sEulehh tairly active. We quote 81. .2d n 10
qusItSyh isi shipments SiOg 10 So spot, according to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
Is the Auto Snppianting the Interurban?


$ D
iutomobIe cnarke an o moth
although uni
a
~ O to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-28
CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

- -tHiCAGO, Aug, 2s.--RUTTER-Reccip
a goo p2ckases Extra, 4iit g; extra drsts
4aia G; packing, stock, s2 = 35S e, ''''
a a5S,tS-ReCeipts, 2s,ih3 cases. Firsts 38t
g37hc. ordinary hrsts a9ta a. s5c. n,iScoff
iansous reGeipts, cases returned. 32 ~ 36c; do do
Gnttk ks' 2O W2oc; extras to groccts' nliers
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PROVISIONS

,,era moro vas fair jobbing inquiry and values
ir' s'eaully maintained Quotations: city beef,
In S@ts, sa, smoked ana air.dried 3ic western beef
tnnr SS'Ls' smoked, 34c; city beef, knuckles and
b'ona99ers. smoked ana air-driod. SSg, western
bor;s N!n1Mmrt.s and tenders, smoked. 35c, beef
g''Ius' SJu 3@ pork. family. SiI.5O Il IS; hams,
"ii 5Snred Ioos" - a 25is c: do skinned, loose,
~" -"c, do, do. smoked 25i7 m.dc; other
1,,''ra HHnok"d city cured to brand and
"cTaGc, 26W2GAc do, smokrd. western cured,
gT"m TTp'ari DO boiled boucless, soc; picnic
SioulI'rS. ;. y. curod. loose, 2ur, do, smoked,
iaoGs;o bellies @a, l. ,gleHo, accordnS tg eysrase
a%oragc city cured &c, brcakfast bacon wCst.
SKI '44G'd, 37c lard; western, refined, tcrgcos
3g,'I" rendered, ia t.orccs, nc, do, do. in tubs
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. Aug 2S--The market for
coffee futures opened quiet today and with
out special feature. Prices were unchanged
to n decline Of points with sales on the
call 1000 bags.
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viii Sell Railway Bonds

Aug. 2s.-Edward Daniels,
S1S ~ W IN chancery, will on September II
~ public sale at Indianapolis 100000
~scego Street Railway FIRST mortgage
10y bonds, due September !. 1928,
py NE Gary ana Interprban
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p r to Paw Interest on Bonlh h

NEW YORK Aug. 2S.-The directSNs OF
New Orleans, Texas and Mexico Railway
company have ordered the paymsn. Q Ne.
tober / Of sh per cent interest," on Esr
es", - ~ ~ cent was made on April lptNt.
~ " n ~ (lu<ributiep ~ ~ ~ ~
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Present Conditions No Occasion for Worry

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