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The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-16

GBNTL EMEN-Ws offer you liar mouy Pipe Blend aB the newest
 discovery in the art of blending tobaCcos. 15c, in the crsam-col- ored-nut-brown tin. Keller Bros.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-16
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
When It Is Free Of Dandrutr, It Grows
 LuXuriantly.

Fair preparations and dandruff cures, 7s a rule. are sticky or irritating affairs that do no earthly good. Hair, when not diseased, grows naturally, luxuriantly. Dandrun Is the cause of nine-tenths of all hair trouble, and dandrutr Is caused by a germ. The only way to cure dand- ruH is to kill the germ; and, 80 far, the only hair preparation that will positively destroy the germ is Newbros Herpicide- absolutely harmless, free from grease. sediment, dye matter or dangerous drugs. l. allays itching instantly; makes hair glossy and soft as silk. Destroy the cause, you remove the effect" Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The HerpicIde Co. Detroit Mich.
 One Dollar bottle, guaranteed.
 Al all Drug Stores.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-16
Piles Cured in 6 to IA Days

Your druggist will refund money il PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to IA days. The 6-Nt application gives Ease & Rest. soc,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

SEW NrI:K. Nov . %..--i:uttnr---
>tr'na, r".' Ii''s. S.o.i cr"arrr"ry. high
'r than .Nrrr%. 49,. n ~, creamery. *
lr.lS -" >r"r"I. 49,, Il IS, nr$i$. a. -
4! -.
Et:::S --r'ir,n: r-"eIptS +.012. Fresh
cHihrr''!. "Ntr:E' ASA GO, "HtrI tlrStS. -"
- -. s..runds - a -; rcfris. ratorS. spr-
''lal MARKS. "i@, u -; refrigerator. frStS
So T%l, STATE Pennsylvania md nearby
western h"nn"TE. writes. ilI1. To fancy.
20 q. state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hrnu"ry. browns. G06pt3.
Ch.c$"-itcady: receipts. c.:t2. STAG,
fresh Specials. CT do. average run.
"%rt
Dressed pnUltry-~F'irm. Turkeys,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
which arc naturally tho last 10 move"

which arc naturally tho lazt 10 move"
says II prominent source.
\ good deal OF bullish gossip Is cir
culatinG now in connection with the To-
hacco, stocks They arc held IN some
quarters 20 be very cheap. The trads7
itself has never been in a Ectter general
mony.
practically all the copper issues. in
Guiding Anaconda Utah. kcnpecott.
Chino. Chile and ms piraton have de-
cl!ncd to prices which year ago would
have seemed Impossible, and should now
h" on the bargain counter. even allow
iuE for reasonable reductions IN divi-
drndS," says 4 we'll informed source.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
CLOSING STOCK LETTER
{By private wire to the Finance Co.


NEW YORK. Nov. "1.--l'rlceS held
fairly well until the last hour when tho
buying power appeared to b. exhausted.
and efforts Ia realize by some OF &c
traders caused u weak closing. Aside
from one rum"r OF Italian rrrrr"cS our
rDntirmchl there WIS nothing new in Tho
situation. Holders Of securities III
corporations that likely to be operated
by tho government ar" naturally puzzled
and nervous rs To their position in case
these things come To pass.
Congress meets carly In December
and snmc fears Of possible adverse lnG-s'
isla;ion will naturally h" in tho air for
some time nuw. w" cannot quite see
where any marked advance is likely for
the present although VIC certainly could
not ndvi<. sales with prices at their.
present Lowell.
Harris winthrop and Co,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28

The rubber, e.c+,-;,, b,,s;
ness has reac s+.b;1;+ -
potential powend 70 no other
1'louso'a1 oe'ept. The stock
ot d ooaoo-.oer company
oiielS uiluSual unities for in
tory income anc,ote eec11r;+yr
o'e iea'oi13o1e Stion of shar-
ing Il. ~ ea1eses accruing
20 d SoC0SSAo' ton of this
field.
The Republic !, c,-,,-.-
ton takes over t;ses 49,
goodwill of a sea! s,,ocssss,1
business o' - ling. The
selves are a sufhcie-a,t.soe
wise management.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28

The active officers Of the corpora
ton are young in years, Of splendid
reputation and long experience in
the industry. Their whole financial
future is bound up in the success
Of the corporation. Their interests
and the stockholders are identical.
The consolidation affords many Geo.
notnic advantages and an immediate op-
portunity to triple the corporations pres
ent tire output. for which the market j,
already available.
We have prepared a booklet giving the
financial statement and a comprehensive
review Of those factors in the business OF
The Republic Rubber Corporation which.
in our opinions, make the per cent cumu-
lative preferred stock a desirable invest
ment Without obligation we shall be
pleased to send this booklet to any one
interested, together with price at which
the stock is being offered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
FINANCIAL COMMENT
(Ev private wire 20 A. E. Masten & Co.

10Y k9IVNlV Wiz 10 IT n .
NEW YORK. Soy. "..~-M"n:y is not
ay,:Ill.. :"r speculation and until II is,
tn;r..h. : Should ~. mad" FOR Quick
,urn>, and ,>Ilh tn, r..:.ijxn:i"n that pre-
H. uii>t I"' tHE'r 'IumkI:.
S,-..l ,r.riinnn ANA ''"H. should be
i.:rl,,s tn.Iuy # III. market holds.
""h .i"rat'"us N T"n""'" *t"''kS.
I"Irr. l::ns. Gulf and M"Amran Petrol
LiITl
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New York Ca.rks,
WHEELING W

WHEELING. W.
Furnished Tho lntrE'. u.
Mastrn IL Co. mcfuh"rJy a. r.
Exchange. National Eek Stock
Kiuia building. Whcelihst yir-
F. Brand. manager. Louis
inncD VI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28

Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WI!EI'iIN'; " ~. N.,v. -. -.
FuiufS3.'u ~ !h.,.'i@":!'"r ~ y. t..
ML"t"H ~ -. n!"!IILI'."- .Nnn I"rk jInt:E
f.Nr!InGr,. rai."I..,i i::..:i. IT Mes, EIr.
g!urA urldiug. Vince ilrs. y. Va. LVu.s
l.. I:IIf.,i. innlanrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
B0SC0PPER STOCKS
vi ----

F,,rnS. ". Va, Nov. -. 1T.
Ma1tenc Intelliscncer by A. r.
ExchanScmberS New York Stock
yinia bunal Funk OF West VIZ
+. BranGheeliug. w. Va Louis
--,,,,1.E,Ser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

W'i:;-ET.IE':- " -. W.. -. -.
Furnished rh.. tate I:s":rr. 10y a. E
MaSien X g.. III, :r,;.'tS New -"ri; Stock
Exchaug. E:,:,.:.n: )i,"i; It West Nir-
H:nia GCl.L!ng. w.: .i:.s. -. VA. Louis
+. Brand. Nancy"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. y. Va. Sos. -. -.
Furnished IA" In" .Hh..!.'. - y. 4.
MpSI"n Il Co.. urlmh"r. .,,H I".i Stock
Exchange. :<ttI"r:.i l;.:u, ~ NtSt Nir-
glria hUiid.rg. WmrriiHE.. -. NL. LOUIS
+. E-ANd. .M:i.aEcr.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Nov. -. IL
Furnished Tho 1utrllircncer by Il r,
Mastct l. Co. members Ecw York Stock
Excha.;,r. National Bank nt West Vir-
ginin building. Wheeling " 80. Louis
q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28

frcsh to IN pounds and over. fancy
western. 37dfSS; do. nearby, 40@iS
Chickens and fowls. unchanged
nchanScd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28

,,,.Li- ir,n Wcrks :rct--Transtcr h>oks cln~n
I.~.erl..- az 4 -. cash dividend. larAbie
ir- .u.l-r 80.
I.l:r,.. Tor rornpanr CSSnmrn-Tr1nser boo<s
c;"sn Ir-rIHl~- ~ rcnH | ~T nrHs o1"n orl-
.l.Ind N! an c,:-A . :er PAYABLE Drefnbrr -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va, Nov. 81. II.
Iai, quotation HN q tho Wheeling Sick FL.
,,,,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
Financial News bulletin says:

Inquiries as to tho possibilities or
Great Northern Ore suggest that any
move upward in the stock would attract -,
Il good following. Conditions SUI
rounding it are better than at any tima..-
in the past. and n higher dividend is "x-- &.
pccted in SOME quarters.
General sentiment seems to be quiet
ly gaining In hullish strength. Especial
ly Is attention being given. to tho Steel
group. attracted by The advance in Unit
ed States steel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28

Financial ErwS Bulletin SAYS: wv,
hav" S"rn inilati"n III grain. cotton and
staples entering into war supply manu-
factur" and in general fo"dstuils. and il
~ beginning to develop in security.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28

Total sales 5I4 400 shares.
Bonds 81 35a COO.
DIR g,llar quarterly dividend -.
per cent payable D"c. "a.
TOLEDO. O.. Nov. 27.-"'h"at: cash.
$e.1T.
laversHsd-P-irnn cash old. IJ.SI:
new. 1920: December. lJ31: fnn"ar"-.
1855: FEBRUARY, If.15: March. 1851.
Alsik": prirn" cash. $50: p"c"rrh"-.
1850: February. :i.Ip: March. 1+.>h.
Timothy prime cash. obi $50: n.s
ecmber, sc; March. go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-28
PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. Euv. Ell rrdit balances.
.?.5n: runs. IS.Hfc: average. Sl.%S2
Shirncn,s. 6. 7pe; average. 5l.@H.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
WHEELING LIVE STOCK

NlIEFli.Ei. "; "a, Nov. y. II.
,M poe!!ur Lie aiuct CJapItA!ru COZ
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P"ttibone-Mullkcn Co.. declared .rcg,.-
lar quarterly dividends OF ! "a per cent
OH first preferred and l 3-i per cent on
second. preferred. payable January !. ~.
stock record December 20.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-08
Internal Discord Merely En-
phasized Demand That War
Should Not Be One of Elk
panslon
.GURKO WARNS OF
IMPENDING ATTACK
Declares Fraternizing With
German Soldiers Must Cease
and Declares Teutons Are
Masslpg to Assail Capital

Pet-oErad, My THE revolt
shaken MusCovite realm is still IN the
throes of seethiug interna chaos, but
from one end to the other of the vast
land the peoples opposition against
separate peace is manifest
Today it is clear that last weeks
new outbreaks were due solely to the
fact that Russia has not yet a CEN
trail authority and that the cleavage
between the workmens and soldiers
council and the provisional govern
ment is the result not OF the coun-
Nils desire for a bargain with the CEN
trail powers, but OF its firm resolution
to make II known 10 the allies that
Russia wants no conquest and no in
demnity from this war. The coun-
ellis aim is peace. but a general peace,
with all helligerents renouncing an
nexation and all imperialistic anbi-
tons.
Pessimists looked for new disorders
today, for it is the day of the feast of
ST, George. The BLACK Hundreds"
several newspapers announce, have
planned a program In the capital
At the time this dispatch IS sent no
disturbances had occurred. however
Serge Sazonoff, former foreign min
lister, in q message to the English
speaking people today. said:
Keep cool, don't get excited, I m
sure the present Russian crisis will
pass off OF ITSELF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-08
Have Not Reached Agreement
On Age Limit, or On Roose-
welt Expeditionary Force
LIBERTY LOAN NEAR
HALF BILLION MARK
Labor Delegates From England
Suggest A. F. L. Members
Tender Their Services to Ma
ton en- Nlasse for War Period

Washington. May THE confcrees
on the army Dill are hopeiessly at
variance tonight over the ma jor items
OF the TWO measures as passed by the
senate and the house. However. they
managed TODAY. to iron out more than
$50 points wherein the Two houses
had used different language. But on
the other points they both were Oh
dutatc.
No pre- gress whatever was made TO-
ward an agreement with regard TO
ife Harding amendment 10 the sem
ate measure, whereby opportunity is
afforded for the Roosevelt expedition
airy force 10 he sent to France. The
senate ls inslstcnt. and the house re
fuses. 30 gree TO this provision. The
couferees are at variance also with
the different maximum. age limits pro-
vided in these two bills. The senate
bill provided for the ccnscription OF
men between the ages OF twenty-cne
and twenty-seven. with the house con-
ferees holding out for an age pro-
vision OF from twenty-one 10 forty.
with no sign Of waverinC.
The provision N the senate bill for
the raising Of three regiments of vol
uateer cavalry for service on the Mex
,can border - not unacceptable to the
house. hut on this point no agreement
was reached today ---.--a.----.--.-.s-...
The senate prohibit n on the sale OF
alcoholic beverages TO soldiers and
placing "a ban on lIuuor IN other WAYS
which the house hill does not contain
ia in allowance with the chances that
the house contention that prohibition
legislation should be separate law
will prevail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-08
VAWTER'S ATTORNEYS
TRY TO PROVE HIN CRAZY
.Aiicnists Testify No Man In Right
Mind Would Have Written Such
Letters As He Wrote Heth.
IN CASE
WILL PROBABLY BEGIN TO-DAY
"Cnwrftten Law" Virtually Abandon
ed BY Defense. and insanity, Super
induced BY Twenty Years of Alco-
hoiism. Now Relied On.

Christiansburg. Va. May -
atf tfc SnmbrSe details of the
tragedy that shook this little
community were swept aside to-
day while attorneys for Professor
Charles r Vawter. oai trial for
staying his wife's admircr. Stock
ton Heth. Jr., sought TO prove
their client was insane. Two
noted alienists were placed on the
stand. They both sworc the shay
or must have been insane when
nc offered his wife to Heth in ex-
change for whiskey. as disclosed
in the letter read into the record
h, the prosecution,
Dr. J. *. Hall. superintendent of
Westhrook sanatorium. and DR. l. G.
Pcttigo. connected with several noted
and psychic research
bodies, were the alienists
To each OF them Attorney Hairless
put the Hypothetical question. Briefly.
it assumed Nawter was shot TO
pieces by twenty years of drinking.
had high confidence in his wife and
their friend, wrote that friend a GER
tain letter offering his wife to him
and then wrote another missive say
ing the friend had a bad reputation
with women and must leave his wife
alone.
What do you think was the state
of mind of the man who wrote the
first letter." the attorney asked DR..
Hall.
Not In Normal Condition.
Il think it was the production o.
a mind out of order because in il the
man offered in exchange for a GER
tain amount of alcohol the one thing
any man ought 10 hold dear, the
honor. virtue and love of his wife
That man was not In normal con-
dition." the alienist replied.
Gould he do such a thing and not
it,"
YES. insane men and drunken
men Both DO things they don't re-
DR.. Pettigo's reply to the hypo-
thetical question was:
Il should consider the man either
insane or maudlin drunk" Then the
doctor continued:
This man. instead OF taking a pis-
toll and killing the fellow who ruined
his home, makes maudlin love to him
in this letter. In fact. he seemed to
be wax in the fingers OF this stronger
man. He had a dual personality. a
Jekyl and Hyde affair"
Court was held today in moving
picture theater because the little
courtroom could not hold the crowd
which had nocked daily to the trial,
and which. it was feared. was NOT
equal to tie strain put upon 1t.
When court adjourned this even
ing 1t was with the understanding the
jury would be instructed and argu-
ments begin tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-08
OvER-COAf|DtNCE IS
CAUSE OF DISASTER
Earth. After An Unauthorized
Flight.
FORMER CORNELL LAD
ROASTED OF HIS ABILITY
Before Taking Machine For flight
He Had Told Mineoia Men He
Gould Fly As Well As Some of the
Men Already Flying.

New York. May The fatal acci-
dent today which sent two army stu
dents of aviation TO their deaths was
due to overconfdence on the part of
one of them to manage the intricate
workings of an aeroplane.
Ransom H. Merrill. Of Lockport, \.
Y, n former Cornell student, and An
thony D. spileua. of Roosevelt. l.. L.
paid a fearful price for their reck-
lessness
Tonight II developed Merrill had told
some Of the men connected with the
aviation field at Mineola that che would
be dying within a week and he could
now fy-t we'll us some of the men
now flying"
At the investigation conducted by
Captain Butts. of the army board, Pri-
vate Fl. Daniels said Merrill had told
him before roll call that he would
be gone today"
Merrill went UP today. He had SpI-
lena for companion For half an
hour those on the ground saw the
dizzy wheelings and plungings of a
runaway" aeroplane. AS the brand
new $4,000 aeropiaue swept dizzily
over the aviation field. after wild gy-
rations from a dizzy height. the crowd
on the ground. spellbound. caught the
agony in Merrill's face as he tried to
control the machine. The end came
as quickly as the two lads had stolen"
the machine. Down came the machine.
with it's human freight. The two lads
were dashed TO death.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-08
CHAMBER 0F COMMERCE
TO SUPPORT WAR LOAN
Bus;ncss Manager W. r. Dabney To
Manage Campaign In Richmond
and Directors VIII Cooperate.
MEN OF MODERATE MEANS,
WILL BE ABLE TO SHARE
small Investors VIII BE Permitted To
PAY For Bonds In Instaliments
Lasting Over Considerable Period.
Arrangements Being Completed.

Members Of the Richmond chamber
of commerce will lend their hearty
corporation to the campaign to float
in this city generous allotment of
the "Uherty loan TO our allies across
tho Atlantic William II. Dabney.
business manager of the chamber. vii.
manage the campaign IN Richmond,
members of the executive committee
of the organization having given their
unanimous consent at meeting held
Yesterday with committee represent
ing the associated banks in this city.
The committee representing the
banks here composed of II. FL. Smith,
chairman w ADDISON Colonel
Mcconnell f. l.. Bemiss and II. X.
Jackson. requested the executive COM
mittee of the chamber to permit Mr..
Dabney TO head the campaign, and
the renuest was readily complied with.
Members OF the executive committee
asserted that they would not only give
their consent To Mr.. Dabney helping
out in the campaign, but that they
would do everything else in their
power to make II huge success.
1t is the plan to make Richmond's
portion of the loan popular affair,
giving every citizen of Richmond an
opportunity 10 share in it. Instead of
irving to sell all of the United States
bonds to the wealthiest people here.
the working men will also be gwen
opportunities TO purchase them. II Is
stated that Washin gton will offer for
sale bonds of small denomination in
order 70 place ahe loan in reach of the
general public.
Plans Being Completed.
While the campaign will not start
until some definite information is re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-08
REGIMENTS RAILROAD WORKERS
TO FRANCE; AUSTRALIANS STRIKE
HEAVY BLOW; SLAVS OPPOSE SEPARATE
PEACE; TEUTONS MENACE PETROGRAD
GOMPERS APPEALS TO
RISSI AS WORkME

Washington, MAY samuel
Gompcrs. president. Of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, and
member of the advisory commit
tee of the council Of national de-
fense. tonight sent his second ap-
peal to the worLmcn OF Russia
not TO consent to separate peace
with Germany.
\ Cablcgram was sent 10 the
workmen's and soldiers delegates
i'm Pctrocrad stating that 1.-The
greatest crisis in the worlds his
tory IS now hanging in the balance
and the course which Russia will
pursue may have q determining
influence whether democracy or
autocracy shall prevail.
SIN view of the grave crisis
through which the Russian people
arc passing. we assure you that
you can rely absolutely upon the
whOiehearted support and CO.
operation OF the American people
in the great war against our COM
mon enemy. 'Kaiscr1sm,' tho
cablegram sid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-08
FRFN('HMEN PAY TRIBUTE
TO MEMORY OF LINCOLN

Springfield, Ill, May THE French
war mission paid a silent but impress
s.ve tribute to the memory of Abra-
nam Lincoln here late this afternoon
An immense floral wreath, borne by
General Joffre and Vice Premier Vivi-
ami. was placed in the tomb OF the
great emancipator in oakview ceme-
terry ~ the gift of the republic of
France.
Tho special train bearing members
If tho mission arrived in the Illinois
capital from ST Louis shortly after 3
o'clock. Governor Frank O. Lowden.
lieutenant Governor Ogleshy and
other, DISTINGUISHED citizens of Illinois
met the train and conducted the Wis
itors bv motor TO the beautiful rest
ing place Of the martyred president.
with head barred the hero OF the
Marine and the great French states
man bore the wreath into the man
solemn and silently deposited II on
,he sacoDhaeus Then Niviani bowed
low and withdrew. Marshal Joffre
saiuted sharply. Each member OF
Inc party passed in single file ana
saIuted Not word was spoken in
the chamber OF the dead The cere-
mony lasted but few minutes.
From the tomb of Lincoln the party
sped to the State house through
streets lined with cheering thousands.
Children from the public and pa
rochial schools had been excused.
They lined the way. singing and waiv-
ing flags.
Legislators Await Perty.
The two houses Of the Illinois legis-
lature were waiting in joint session
TO welcome them. Tremendous APP
plause greeted the visitors as they
entered the chamber.
Speaker David E. Shanahan intro-
duced Governor Lowden. who well
coined the mission to the state.
.One hundred and forty years ago
eaid the governor. there began the