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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-04-18
Belgian Relief Commission Sends
Thanks.

Thanks.
The Morrow County Chapter Of
the American Red Cross has received
the following acknowledgment from
the Commission for Relief in Belgium
ITO the Morrow County Chapter.
A. r. c., Heppner, Oregon.
The Commission for Relief In Bel
GUM begs to acknowledge with many
thanks your generous donation Of
clothing shipped March 25th 1918.
EDWARD J. WILLIAMS,
Assistant Treasurer.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1918-04-18

F. A. ANDREWS, Pastor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
IS. &C., 81. So. 60. 20. H. -. ss, 81. IS;
80 and 81, section c, plan of Federal
Park. June 6, 1918; SASS

g. Sc: s.; So: g.. 70; IL, ~. ss. 81. IS;
30 and 81, section G, plan of Federal
Park. June 6. 1918; 312,325.
j: II: Braxton ct TX; to Fort Lac Cor
and lots II. Is. - and 20. block Z, plan
OF Jonesboro, near Fort Leo Station
May IA. 1918; $1,000.
Henri Pulliam ct ux. to Fort Lee
Corporation. lot 10, block 8. plan of
Jonesboro annex. near Fort Lee sta
tion. May 2. 1918; .25.
Jonesboro Land and Improvement
S 6tnnE NJ Inc, Inc. TO Cynthia Griffin. lot !,
Lee staten. March .. 1917: tax so
cents, $40.
Cynthia Griffin ct vir to Fort Lee
Corporation. lot :, block 2e. plan OF
Il, 1915; S25.
ce5ssrs',on fss : s bio 70 Fl 0 plan hs Of
j. r. smith ct ux. to Fori Lee Cor
poration. lots "a and 49, block 20, plan
Of subdivision OF Jonesboro. near Fort
Lee station. May l. 1915 $50.
Ann b. Robinson e, vir to Fort Lee
Corporation. lots and >. block 3. plan
Of subdivision of Ionesboro near Fort
Esan Peterson TO Fort Lee Corpora
ton. lot !. block IS, plan OF Jonesboro
Annex: near Fort Lee Station. May Z.
Company, lnco corn" Sed to john 8
Powell. lots s, 4. and q. block IL. plan
Lee station. September 4. 1913: $40
John 5. Powell CT ux to Fort Ice
Corporation. lots 6. :. and q block l..
plan Of subdivision of Jonesboro. near
co,npsny rnco corr al" " to Lewns
Hrown. lot !. block II. plan Of sub
station. May 90. 1912; tax 80 Genus,
Lewis Brown ct uS. to Fort Lee Cor
division OF Jonesboro. near Fort Lee
station. May Is, 1915: $3.50
Jonesboro Land and Improvement
o5v.1 io,, sog h,ac e ]un'a,
subdivision of Joncsboro near Fort Lee
Station. May 90. 1918; $50.
ton. lots and .. block Sc plan of sub
Station, May "a 1915 $3.50
Jonesboro Land and Improvement
lot :. block !. plan Of subdivision OF
Joneshoro. near Fort Lee Station. Sep
tember ~: 1917; 500.
poration. lot S. block !. plan OF sub
division OF Ionesboro. near Fort Lee
BeulaX Adams Graham 10 Fort Lee
Corporation. lots 50 and go, block Is,
plan Of subdivision of Jonesboro, near
Fort Lee Station. April %. 1918; s44.
Jonesboro Land ard Improvement
Company. Incorporated, TO r. Emmett
Jones, lots 3. 4, IL. 1s. II. 10. block !:
lots and c. block 4: and lot II block
IS. plan OF Loneshoro. near Fort Lee
station. September -, 1907: tax, 81.
So
r. Emmett Jones to Fort Lee Cor
poration. lots 3. 4. 10. IS. a. Is. block
]: lots ) and C. block 4: and lot II.
block IS. plan OF Inneshoro near Fort
Lee Station. May 81 1918: $1,000
Rebecca Crumn TO Fort Lee Corpors-
ton. acres land. aaou; six miles be-
low Richmond on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad. April %. 1918: $500.
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CHILD GETS SICK,
CROSS. FEVERISH
IF CONST|PATED
Look at tongue! Then give
fruit laxative for stom-
ach, liver, bowels.
"California Syrup Of Figs can't
harm children and they
love 1t.

A laxative to-day saves \ sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels. which become clogged up with
waste. liver gets sluggish. stomach
sour
Look at the tongue. mother! If
coated. or your child Is listless, cross.
feverish. breath bad, restless. doesn't
cat heartily. full of cold or has sore
throat or any other children's ailment.
give teaspoonful of California
Syrup of Figs" then don't worry. be-
cause II is perfectly harmless. and in
few hours all this constipation poi
son. sour bile and fermcnting waste
will gently move out Of the bowels,
and you have a we'll. playful child
again A thorough inside clea nsing"
is ofttimcs all that is necessary. 1t
should be the first treatment given In
any sickness.
Beware OF counterfeit hg eyrups
Ask your druggist for n bottle OF Cali
fornia Syrup Of Figs" which has full
directions for babies. children OF all
ages and for Grown-ups plainly printed
on the bottle. Look carefully and see
that il is made by tho california Fig
Syrup Company."-Adv.
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HENRICo TRANSFERS.

Edgar Marshall ct ux. to Frank
Hurop, iiS acres land near F,lko sta
ton. October is, 1917: tax $3.50. $40.
w. S. Pickett ct nv. to Fort Lee
Corporation, &c acres land near White
Oak swamp, about seven miles below
Richmond. April &c. 1915; $1,000
William j.. Leonard ct ux. to Fort
Lee Corporation. 34.s3 acres land north
Of white Oak Swamp. about seven
miles below Richmond. May IA. 1918:
$3.50.
r. Edward Christian ct ux. to Fort
Lee Corporation. lots I to 10. inclusive.
block Q, subdivision OF Jonesboro. near
For: Lee Station. April %. 1918; 1000.
Jones boro Land and Improvement
Company. INCORPORATED: to John II.
Braxton. lots I to 6, inclusive. block 2,
and lots II. IS, ia'and 20, block ~ plan
Of Jonesboro. near Fort Lee Station.
September ~, 1907; tax 81. SIS.
Seven Pines Realty Corporation to
Forst Lee Corporation. blocks l. 2, 10.
II, IL, Is. II. 81 and 22. section A, and
lots s, z, 8, o, block 3, section A; blocks
az, ~. 81. 80, 80, "a. s5. 3s. 40. Al and
IS. section B; blocks 10, 80, 81, So, 81,
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TOCKS REACT|ONARY
At CLOSE OF MARKET
bandonmcnt OF Prico Fixing Is De-
ginning to Receive Serious
Consideration.
|oNEY WILL BE MUCH EASIER
eading Maintains Leadership All
Day-Notfling in Rumor Linking
Hcw Haven With Western Rail-
way-GeDeral NIotorss Moves Up.
ny BROADaN WALL.

hW WORK. Jun. i7-Stocks were "a
9Ina'S , tn,s af,rrnoSn a. the clos. q q
,rus ROYAL Dutch attracted most atten-
| m with an advance or ~ points General
Ter fayoritcs Tser~ Vas Vas no news "et re-
(:oant Tor he r.ac,ion excer, the Italian
situation In France remains unchanged
bo. no , mnnsna, ACTIVITY d.veloped in the
IL reaction undoubtedly came AK a mat
Or routine following the strong mark 81,
Rome bankers arc expecting higher money
ansc OF the expenditures of 1880. 900 90
H In,h 'n 1hs, n by The government, au,
er = hniiish factor inasmuch as Sec.
y MeAdoo several days ago announced
10 spend s2t:o1o oo"oan in the mex,
-. =. month, nth The speed with which
ace is most cheering :'n tse,o ,1n'f Price. e"
hg Is heinz seriously di.cussed. and
20 of m, III. financial authorities who d. :,
y the Information Contained in this
umn to IN. effect that business was TO
fre-d from It's many manaclrs. arc
hr good thing 20 abandon price
to get In touch with some one In au-
ana have learned the program that
IKE ,S.d NOR" than week ago Aban.
hment for profi,eerr furnishes the
s.st foundation for what has been done.
VIA - SolnS 10 be done In tbs stock
business freedom together with large gov.
mert expenditures will mean easier
lney and not higher money. II 4. truo
ft there Will be imitation. but imitation 10
| inevitable attendant Of war.
{uying OF the tobacco Itocks, which has
zen place recently, Il significant. The
npanies are making bonanza earnings but
stocks are being taken by new interests
apparently for Investment as there L.
evidence OF any pools In than
feaoinE remained a tower Of strength all
r The sl!ght reaction Ia Il did not
ing out much stock. The Street Is be-
Ping convinced that the current move
Iessed on some definite plan for a oegro-
lon NJ asse,s
ew Haven has been aEItat.d by pools for
pc weeks. and tho Street IA. heard ru-
Irt OF deaf whereby that road va. to
Joined with som. western lines II can
S'li| be ssid on tn highest authority
| nothing az the Kind ia contemplated
cnerai Motors moved higher the eI-
Pee of shorts Trouble has not come to
Industry yet but the stock la lending
a uranium and the trouble IA. come
shorts
wv YORK. Tunr l7-NArcantil. rap~r:
| months ard six months. per cent
rtinK: sinty-daJ b!i's. 81 T2L- commercial
f:-day biils on ha nks. SiT,: commercial,
fy-day bills. I7l1,: demand ftTsS
pea Wis.,; har silver. Sji1. Mexican dol
T. a. Time money. steady: four months
rs; six months. hid. Call money. steady:
+ng rate, So.
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One out when winning run scored.
and Williams out hit by batted ball.
tBattcd for Prendergast in eighth.
tran for Burns in tenth.
Score by innings r.
Pittsburgh ..........0 2 o 0 I o o 00S
Summary: Runs-Caton. Carey. Cut
shaw (2), Mollwitz. Bigbee, McKechnie.
Schmidt. Stock: Luderus 20. Pearce.
Two-base hits-Bisbee. Cutshaw.
Schmidt, Mollwitz. McGaffigan, Cravath,
Williams. Three-base hit-Steele.
Home runs-Cutshaw. Luderus. Cra-
vath. Stolen bases-Carey, Cutshaw.
Meusel. Sacrifice hits-McKechnie. Nc
Gaffigan. Sacrifice fies-Schmidt t.
Hinchman. Burns. Double plays-Mc-
Gaffisan. Bancroft and Luderus: Stock
and Bancroft: Left on bases-Pitts-
burEh. S: Philadelphia. 10. First on
errors-PittsburEh. .. Bases on balls
OFF Miller. 3: off steele. ?: off Mayer, 3:
OF Main, l. liits-off Miller, in
. 20 innings: off steele. in 3
innings. none out in tenth: of Harmon.
in Ia inning; off Mayer. in S In
nings. none out in sixth: off Main, . in
ga inning: off Prendergast, in Ia
innings: off Watson. in . innings Hit
by pitchcr-by Steele fLuderus). Struck
out-by Miller. l: by Steele. .: by Har-
mon, l. by Watson. /. Wild pitch
Mayer. Winning pitcher-Watson. Los
ing ptcher-Steele.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
FEELING Blue
TAKE A CALOTAB
Wonderful How Fine You Feel
After Taking the New
Nausealess CalomeI.

If you have not tried Calotabs YOU
have delightful surprise awaiting
you The wonderful liver-cleansing
and system purifying properties Of
calome1, the doctors favorite among
all medicines. may now be enjoyed
without the slightest unpleasantness.
low OF water, that's all No nausea
nor the slightest unpleasant effects
You wake up in the morning feeling
fine. your liver cleansed, your system
purified, and with hearty appetite
for breakfast. Eat what you please,
go where you please: no restriction of
habit or diet.
Calotabs are sold only In original
sealed packages, price thirty-fve
cents. Your druggist recommends and
guarantees Calotabs and will refund
your money " you are not delighted
with thcm.---Adv.
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BRAVES TAKE BOTH
IRv AssocIated Pressl

BOSTON, June 1T.-Boston celebrated
Bunker Hill! Day by winning the morn
ing and afternoon games from ST.
Louis here to-day. Nehf held the Wis
won over Ames, to !. Upham. pitch
ing his first game for Boston in the
afternoon, allowed six hits, did not pass
ard held the home team TO three hits
until the seventh. when walk to
Wick land, a single by j. 9. Smith and a
home run by J. |. Smith scored three
runs. kellys triple and j. T. Smiths
single in the eighth scored the other
Boston run. In the morning game
konetchy was hit over the left ear by
a wild pitch and retired. HerZos play
ed first in the afternoon. Scores:
MORNING GAME.
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PHILllES WIN IN TENTH
tBy Associated pre...l

PHILADELPHIA June l.-Cra-
vath's home run into the blcachers with
pinch runner on first base in tho
ninth inning tied the score for Phila-
deiphia. and Williamss double fol-
lowing singles by Burns and Bancroft
won the game In the tenth. to s. None
OF the seven pitchers was very effective.
Tho Philiies knocked Miller from the
hill. Iudcrus's home run over tho right
heid wall with man on base featuring
the hrst inning. Mayer was unable to
hold his four-run lead. however. Cut
shaw bouncing home run into the
bleachers in the nth. and In the sixth
tho whole Pirate team batted getting
two-run lead. which Steele held until
Cravath's drive. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clerk Of the
Hastings Court: e"e
Joseph Francis Desyrup and Matte
Leonard L. Rupert. Washington. d.
o., and Lenora a. Ebenhack. CITY.
AN, M0 ans n: Altman. Petersburg. Va.
'!aTiand Stanley Taylor. Chester p,
ana Ollie May Ddlake, city.
Va hea ma Randolph Arnali. City Point.
Lynn TrimbIe GUY and Hoh.r e.ty M,.
cheli. city ei I'd Nit :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18

repair frame dwelling at zoos Porter
street. to cost $3.50
Richmond Stove Company, to repair
6rick warehouse at 25os East Main
street to cost $780,
L. j. Cheatwood. to repair brick
dwelling at 2311 East FRANKLIN Strset
TO cost $500.
Trustees Porter Street Presbyterian
Church, to repair frame dweIiinr ~
zoos Porter Street. to cost $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
Hold Dead Man. noom-,,,,..

SAVANNAH, GA" June IA coro-
ners Jury investigated the death on
sunday morning of Hugh u. McKeown.
Formerly OF Thomasvi!le Ga. who was
beaten so badly in his room on Sat
urday afternoon that death ensued NJ.
j. Barry and w. S. Ramsey, room
mates OF the dead man. were held for
murder. All the men were employed
by the Foundation Company. which ia
building ships here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
The Curb Market.

NEW YORK. June Ill .ack OF demand
and pressure OF long stock caused a de-
cline extending from fractions to more than
points in the entire active list on the
curb to-day. Houston oil scored a loss OF
more than point. from the high level OF
last week other oil shares showed frac-
tonai rccessions. Low priced issues were
quiet and barely steady
$3.50 Aetna TX plo.ives 1871 Ga; i.Io Chew
roct. 1:salSl; 500 Maxim Munitions 7-le
nv; 35on United Motors PIX a IS; 500 Cosdcn.
si,IT: 300 Federal oil. az af,& Coo Int. Pc
troieum ISqI3.; 100 Met. Petroleum, In
iori1 oil. new %, a as, ".Go Atlanta. 6T7:
i.oo0 Big Ledge. lIsGi SIS: son cons. Arizona
Smclters ls.Rl7s: 5Co Jerome Verde. s-i6
@s,: 5000 Mother Lode. 3s83.; loon Rex
Cons. o3lo ?,oCn Success Mining. % 10
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Totals ....... ......2o S ~ IA /
ran for konetchy in fourth.
t3atted for Wallace in ninth.
1Battcd for Smith in ninth
Score by innings: r.
st. Louis ...... 0 O o o q q OIL
Boston .......... U o O x-1
Summary: Runs - Hca thcote Rawl-
inGs. HerZog, Powell. Wickland. Two
base h:ts-I. c. Smith rawlings. Sac
rifice hts-Baird. Nchf. j. C. Smith
Sacrifice hy-Massey. stolen bases
Baird. lierzoE Double play--Baird to
Gonzales to Paulettc. lcft on bases
st. Louis. 6; Boston. I. First base on
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Real Estate Summary
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

Lucy ]. Toward ct vir 70 G. G.
CnEer, triangular plot Of ground.
known as 500 North Twenty-third
Street. and being part of square ll5.
Adams plan. May 20. 1915: $500.
Lucy r. Umlauf ct vir to r. II. Pair,
50XlS5 feet west line Barton Avenue.
SO feet south Of Crawford Street. June
10, 1918: tax $3.50 SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Building Inspectors
office:
J. l.. Robertson. 10 erect two frame
sheds on east side North Street. he
tween Westham and West Streets, to
cost $500.
Trustees OF Presbyterian Church. to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18

Stolen bases-Heathcote. Smyth. sac.
rtncc hit-Wickiand. Sacrifice nv
Baird. Double play--Baird to Hornsby
st. Louis. S: Boston. 5. First base on
errors-St. Louis. 3: Boston, /. Base,
on balls-on Packard. .. Hits on
In 2-3 inning. Struck out--by Nav /.
by Upham. 5. Losing pitcher-Packsrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18

few YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
w YORK, June 17--Raw sugar steady:
.rjfuga, SOS. Ruttcr. firmer: cheese.
!, Spot coffee. steady; Rio -. SA: San
~. ln'sMlrs.
}. tonsced oil was ieaturclcss and nm
,gsd. Prime crude. 1870: prime sum
yellow. June. 800: July and August,
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COLTS BEsTED BY TARs


Whitcraft. Stolen base-HinEes. DouhIe
nIaNs-Jerhart HUMPHREYS Herriott.
Winchen. HUMPHREYS and Tcrrio,t
Ease on halis-off Winchen. 8; OF
l'Fo"n, l. Left on bases-Petersburg
%; Newport News. Z. Struck out-hv
Wincheli. 4: by Brown. 5. wild Mitch
Wincheu Time OF game-l:3o Umpire
-SchaneE. 'Ni'9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18

EN YORK. June lT-Port movement
ding. an. soc: stock. 1911 .0Si bales.
TIA! to-day at all ports-S.t receipts.
bales: stock. 100 6S bales
'tRI for wccl:-Nct receipts. 1892 bales
,taI for snason-Nct receipts. sos 1875
g. exports, 3SIi.Gs2 bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. June E.-Hogs: receipts $500
mott!y loc above Saturdays average bulk.
tlf45 sls@: butchers sls.Dn sI6.s5: pack
sE.aoG s5.sj: pigs. u5..5 q SOS.
Cattle, 5000: good 20 choice corn.fed
I steady: others uneveniy lower; quality.
I poorer
Sheep: receipts. 1900: m,.ke, soc lower
on both sheep and lambs.
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WECkT-car Lott
RICHMOND HAY MARKET
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
Rlchmond. VI. June l. lslA
NEW WORK LIVE sJUCk uapu.

NEW nUKk LIVE SIUEK NARKET.
NE" YORK. Juno l7.-Beeves. weak;
steers sl2.G1 Sis.ec: bulls. s,oo3 s42s;
cows. $3.50 a ltoe
Calves. steady: veals. sifo5Tsls 20: cul.
Ne"lT VAC; Srasscrs and skim milk calves
S!:"r slt.9o. yoarlinEs, sS55Gr 1900.
sheep aud lambs, steady: sheep sloooT
slirl; common to fair, yesrlings sl3JjT
sisco: lambs, s2oCNSf SO o.
Hogs. steady: heavy medium, s,I,oT
Si,..S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18

score by lnnings r
Newport News O % O q q q ~
petersburg .....: 90 1000 ox--3
summary: Two-base hits-Moore (o>
Lighttoot. Tomlin. Richburs. Home
run-Daushton. Stolen discretionary
Richhurg. paushton. Double plays
Hinges Coyle and Sweeney: Hinsea
and Sweeney: Sweeney and Covie;
Gerhart, HUMPHREYS and Hcrriott
Base on balls-of Larrissy .: on
Brown, |. Left on MISUNDERSTANDING
1: Newport News. l. Struck ou;--hv
Iarrissy. .; by Brown. l. Time OF game
-l:o5 JTnnirS-Schaffcr
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Southern AssociRfInn.

At Mobile--Mobilc. !. Nashville. .
At Birmingham = Birming ham. 6:
Memphis, Z
train,.
At New Orl"ens-Ncw Orleans Chat
tanooSa )played Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW ToRR. June l7.-cotton goods and
:arns to-day were quiet. the trade await
ing price hxing By the government Many
large government orders entered the mar
kets during the day. Raw SILK was higher.
Dress goods were quiet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18

Cu1ctrM6 r,HHIN hEhhET.
Ing again to-day impelied by record breaking
heat In tho West. Advances however. wers
not we'll maintained. The market closed
nervous. "a to lie net higher with July I45X
10 l.fs7s. and August 1t'h. Oats finished a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-18
BOND LIST

4 Writing Paper Sc thid) a,1
f-'o French as Observation-Disclosures. 49,
|Hntc Coast Line 4. ibidl ........ 80
e. Ill. pnd n col. a. ,bidI ..... 7si,
t. !. ~. e. tBal;t'nor-> Odd ........ 70
|'sapeak" and ohio ~. t'as............ 75s
f'satcaE" an! Ohio ~. 5s.............. Soi,
fEet and Myers lob. 5............. ..
illstd Tohacrn ~ Observation-Disclosures. siI
tcart!e Marine "a observation-disclosures. ga.
|cant!Ic Marine ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. go.
hoard Air Line re-, H............. IS
board Alr Line adj. 5s................ Isl.
th"rh Railway u ......... a
ihern Railway u Observation-Disclosures. s5ii
= R"F's''rcd =. 1890 fbid).......... pa.
=. Registered -. 1918 (b!d1 ....., %
Is. Registered IS 1875 tnId ......... Io;x
Rcrv Loan aL.s Observation-Disclosures. q. =.
@"r'H Loan :Hd is...-. Observation-Disclosures. ~ 10
rty Loan a. Observation-Disclosures. ss y
STEEL c..,.......:............. 81.
fTphF bEp- tiIS. W. Va
Car Chemical co. - 81 Ihid,... .3s
car CheniLcal ~. 81 lhitL ...--- aik.
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SUPERBAS DEFEAT CUBS
CONTINUED From sixth Page.O

Burns. stolen bases-Chase. Grif-
fifth. Sacrifice hits-Sallee. Schneider.
Double p!ay--Fletcher. Rodriguez and
ilolke. Left on bascs-New York. 8;
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COTTON MARKETS.

Jew YORK. .func little cotton market
9 irregular to-day with near month,
'tEely firm on the hUilish spot news
lie Later deliveries f-lt the influence of
tinued favorable weather and crop re-.
Is. After selling az TO-; early
arcc. July es>cd on. closing at go or
points not higher. an! later deliveries
I'D az net decline "f 10 y points.
i+ August. ar Inactive month. felt the
:th q! m" spot situation. closing e.
not higher. with the ina! tone
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Cincinnati. s. Bases on balls-off
Schneider. 1. Hit by pitchcr--by
Schneider. tFletcher). Struck out
by Sallet. :. Passed bali-Allen
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FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKET.
is. Food Administration License No G. olS27
(By W. g. Crsnshaw e. Cos
Richmond, Va. June H. 1915
Oranges. Lemons and Grapefruit.
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r1Ark., openea s,eaay Al an adyanee

to - points on tho old crop and IN
I'd 10 y points higher on new crop
rits. There was covering by near
shorts. and tho trade buying OF
er. which sold up to = 50 right after
all, or II points net higher Realizing
promoted 10y the extremely favorahl
sctcr OF tho weather news. but selling
held IN check TO som" extent Ivy :Ee
9Th OF the near months
G July premium over october broad
out TO about 20 points. and there
some domestic trade buying OF July, as
as further covering b. houses with
pool connections.
favorable long range forecast In
eel confidence" in bearish end June pre-
rms. on the other hard a good de-
was reported for spot cotton in the
!. including low grades at very high
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-07-30
KING ON RATiONS

tBy Associated Press to The BannerI
Simplicity is the order
of the day at Buckingham Palace.
Strict rationing applies to all meals.
owing to the war. At recent dinner
party. among the guests of the King
and Queen being the Dowager March
ioness of Londonerry, Captain Sir
John and Lady Ward. Admiral Sir Co
lin and Lady Keppel, Lord Claud Ham
ilton and the Countess of Shaftesbury.
the menu consisted of turtle soup, filet
of sole, cold dish. asparagus and
Strawberries. There were twelve 9TH
er guests at the dinner. The straw
berries we're grown in the Royal gar
dens at Windsor.