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San Francisco Chronicle from San Francisco, California • Page 6

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the Caused Real CataAlir ALL phyiiaani aod tnort ether people know Uul real diit tmr tetult from mere imagina lion of dlseaie hV hlth may reitortd by aith in it teitoratioti Dally tbe wbtUh ln ins more of the power if tufgestion for good or evil But the effect morbid rmaintion on onet elf or of luggettion conveyed to a tuieeptible peN ton i comparable only an illutrlion in the in hmtetunal of the temhc paychio force generated by the hvsteria of a Whole tMOoIe Confidence is the basis of prosperity TIm impairment of confidence the beginning bf adversity There has recently broken out a widespread prbtett against high prices ana an oiiempica nq in aome piaccj niuu ujw against certain commodities the fact being that in the eighteen years since 4892 the index numbers show that there has been a rise in the wholesale price of commodities not including labor of but 1 341 per cent In this State at least wages and salaries have certainly increased much more than that For the United States computed from the records of 4034 wage paying establishments and 992 retail grocers the National Bureau of Labor finds that as compared with average fullititne weekly earnings for the decade 1 890 1 899 taken at 100 the number 1019 would represent the earnings in 1892 and 1224 in 1907 The bureau also finds that if the amount of food which a weeks average wages would buv in 1892 be represented by 994 the amount which the average weekly wage would buy in 1 907 would be represented by 1015 The retail price of commodities increases nearly as fast as wages increase because labor enters so largely into retailing Retailers need and get larger profits than they got in 1892 They have td for their expenses are greater The amount of money in circulation per capita at the end of the last fiscal year was 31 per cent greater than in 1892 and the rise of checks in payments it much greater and the per capita circulation of money is doubtless the greatest single factor in raising the price level bne lhinf of Ivhat Congrets MroeslionWy Intended td ivt the producers A large numbtfof prodacert procured jut rnjWtwn tgainst the tat of rata pending an examination Into its reasonablenett by the IntertUt Commerce Commission and their lemons re moved at thi old Tate of 1 pet 1 00 jwunds while all others hir the increased rtto Comrals Moner Lane is now taking testimony in thq ease whjch will be considered later by the whole Coramittion In reply to the protesUof the lemon grower the railroads made reply1 that whether weight bulk oryalua be considered It was worth at much to transport lemons at oranges which it obviooiry true It wt conceded to be true by the atrnt growers who thereupon setup that I per 100 pounds WM enough for oranges as well at lemons and testimony will be taken on the whole matter The majority of the railroads of the country participate in this traffic and share in the rate They are therefore made defendants in the case and to many df them are represented by counsel that tt it said this meeting has the appearance or a railroad convention It It a very mrwrtant rii anrf it tnAv txt Anrn time before decision it rendered by the Commission whose practice is to consider even the remote results of what they do at for example whether a reduction of the rate on our oranges may not compel the reduction ot the rates on Florida oranges Of course if the rate of 1 15 is found absolutely unreasonable in itself that settles the matter If the decision hinges on its relation to other rates the problem becomes complicated I AN EXCESS OF ZEAL ww ipi 1 9fSBSaBaBS9BS995S9S9SBBaBStBaaBaBamaTaTaTaBaaaaBB 3 wmHMPffiynHwy Postoffice Interference With a Much Needed Public Service IF THE Pottoffice Department cannot run itself on businett principle it can at least ttretch the law to prevent private enterprise from supplying in cities a necessary service which it can perform much better than the Postoffice performs it and for much less money A man in Portland Or hat been indicted for making a regular business of delivering bills statements and other commercial docu In other words the financial situation if ab jments and perhaps other material which might be mauco ukit aaarcucs wuuin inc tiiy aiic Government claim a monopoly of the mail service and holds that the Portland man has infringed the Char Clanatr Clnaity normal at all is abnormally favorable for everybody We get more money spend more live in greater comfort and either save more or spend more for personal gratification We have far more of what goes to make lite enjoyable than we bad eighteen years ago and if we are not happier it is because we yield ourselves to the suggestions of muck rakers that we are the downtrodden victims of the ruthless rich that the country is going to the dogs and that our only salvation is to completely rip up our whole financial and industrial system and reconstruct it on lines which will make profit impossible And therein lies the danger If prices are higher than in 18924 they will be still higher ten years hence if we do not break up the foundations of our prosperity Transactions iuwliug employment foe nril Hons are now made on the theory that prices and the coat of firing will slowty but steadily ancrease If there coma a general maiitlion to the contrary if doobIat ltTstosa naxifests itself in a iiimimihng for comraodfies IrpUiTmn esdantrrmg STlthe It1 ttxea of ttujUncUt aad ia a gaksal aS I edtaar el kmUci atparard orcanizen of indat Htjtry sd Minaiiwialirig men tine anerpriae which 0 I IPBRSOIsiAL ahti HOl3SSIPii i lllllilM MIM tO monopoly Hence if a him for the iaiL It necessary and therefore proper that the mail service should be a Government monopoly Otherwise private enterprise would get all the business on which there is a considerable profit by under bidding and giving better service but when it comes to prohibiting competition within the limits of a single city and forbidding written communication between residents of that aty unless it yields a rake off to a mismanaged department it borders close on tyranny There is an enormous and wholly unreasonable profit to the Postoffice in a two cent rate on letters to be delivered in the same dry There is a large profit on delivery of third das matter and a very large one on such matter wm weighing the regulation two Private cstespnte would gladly undertake it for half what the Govcnaneat charges and in all large cities there are probably agencies doing what the Portland man has been indicted for doing They srve ranch better service than the Postoffice gives and for teas money It appears that the Portland man Ctaac ar raraaop baaed 5ir rr jaajmc na 3 Tatty et BteekUa It at th tconaut trr arttt gahtik CUr It at the Jfrton vf air aaaJr wiiium baratidkrtaaw ar attbvLatkt rrrrv tsa4kpttaK aprttaB aat utittp thipa piief a Ciilcataonhat at th OrtvhoniAantK i tCtnrtltr an all ptrator at iata atnaYU at Ah Stanford i As Kparnt I reitra i nt ia RNiiaitromrjaAnlay it iBClArehr wtrehant a Nv at th ArcoBAut Xv A Bj ii JL Vtt at Staara ire rtttr4 at th Argtnaut i Ov Cotar A lumOtr SnaaVtrom Euraka taat tha8b Waneii Iloydoa Votburr ahank from Loa Ana 1 at in St FraJielC 1 Cunntagbam ts atitbv Hareoart trom UbbivMsnt JI btnkw 4Hck tAroa a mUlnr mAri rramnsaia camp is rtctstaraa attha Data a Mr aad Mrs WationvEttUnan ot Pbrtland are rflred at thBt rrancla JU Ci Smith an rimllr SrraaSi ii Taat at tha strmonU Ha is a larJro bikiiBfctdrf Mraild Mra Dan RetkiiartrcturaBd rom Fasadana wttara they treat for tba bnnt at th health ot Mr Roth Kdchman I rtgtatarad at the Dprchtr attr rttarnlna 7trday from a tour ot southern California Itana Ralif rcprneatlnc a fare Battara brawary la at th Argonaut Hav I atttndlDK th Stat Bottltr Convention Mr Weeks Ulaa Van CItVa and Ml Baldwin New Roehtlla TH ar at th tit Franel They ara touring tha Wt WatUr DtlllnKham tt rslatred at th St FraneU from Honolulu Ha Is th aucecuful contractor for th opening of Pearl harbor Mr and Mr la Barn rort land ar at th Palac Aecompanytns thtra 1 Ml Itabellt Maeltan a altur of Airs Barn also ot Portland At th Fairmont thr la a party of TnMy nv tourist who will spend Trl day in Sao Pranelaeo They ar chiefly from th Nw Entrland autes Charles A Qeratbachar who fr BT rw baa baan chief matt clrk at th St Francis Hotel has roslfncd hi position to bacoma assistant manacer th Hotel Turpla Mr aad Mrs Thatcher hav apartmtnu at th Palace wIl In San Francisco They ar train Pueblo CoL wrier Thatcher president of the First National Bank Mr Ilaytar Rd with her ton dor don aad Mia Lowrcy of Montreal r2osD0fiS Tli Kftt account i thanaw Aitatar batidlng wkpuHshd In th Cbfoo liM The theater which had kit the nr lihm af the OlrraDia CTub avnd a lirf fraternity hall aeradllj noaa waittvD a monooianv bold titers rtM gtnx onrarren atraft rti aVa taA AIm1 frltltl In tb AlceaarKurliitht av th 0004 len for a reeuma nrithat Ufa of tbe clb from llwn th KTahJ broths era nrt startad it la tba naeit rarooi their atudlaintlttBroadwayt U4 ettln was appointed nral pnsr iA4Tntef the Deiiter and Rl Grands in BAnTrraaetai Th appeal th celebrated rlpa rlail Hshl andlrrla atloB cava Lux MltUr VB Hattin ppeard for ara ument in tn euprome1 court now aides wet represented by a for mldabl arraV sAunaalr ThaBohol Board ht and had a mbt cxottlirst debate OTr the report of Dtreotor Stern whlth ahpwtd that bills to theaaesnt tlT had been rejected beoaue tptfeteltemt amouaUd to more then IUK Ji The sprlna rain eontlntred7 From Btocktatvta Bdn Oltca earn ancouras UrreporU ofi plentiful meltture iiuuiiora peieia prransaa espandlnr the IUSS rant ApproprA ated by th llltur for tli ad vanlement th atrwat1 Indoatry The Commit ucente of th Board ef upaevtatere wtet ikalvd3ld4 hbttdenan th aiwraat fee a manded Ineurmoc aeliottora The icottvemtnte of Hi Cltl ken Iddependewt party met elded to divide the toobjuM it traaurV AffirmaT tinatiAAaaAVtiT mmAt dates in roportln th Mm of thir cvnuiousionav Tw bank And other parties loci IrnrKJerg el Aj Mduraev broairht mAt against tta4 aovkrnratnV tor title a lartstrlp tt tandbBXapd bay which hdn clrflrrted and held ly tb Marilslandantlicyttli AhthehyChabot adad antn 1000 to MabkTTlOT toth ef jr of Otktand thtt sum to be pnded Tor lnatrument Troubia bttween tl ranxrew and the cbrbmlsaloq mer bant In thVoulhrn part of the ftat tbowed atens of oorolnc to a heid JohtiTBtinen a vounv MShirlladmaM completed rmatkabl ela af res cue inciudin BTlaarra rdrawainv and atopplnc runaway horse lby ft tlnftoeaedby an Infuriated bullnr poif tn rjate Park iHBWashnt badly nurtAnovaweirl from attack fg naia uiaauaea Biiuiuiaouaa mainoa ioi I py ine animal 7 tiv A humorjat writes boutacAtteonUtthVrdtruS In aooi lhtiflmpl In I tTlAtril American ATaa aataa thai Kindly and bUma nv ti former 1 Oeorce Ad anj th subject hi er4lJohn McCutcheon th famous cartftonrtt of thvChlcari Tribune Part th artlel 1 aartl lows Intha day factory lournallsm with th Arohlraodean lever being worked by motor and the Meparttnenf displacing thold tlm editor It mean ornithine whn rtula dayby day nwpaper worksr atUeheat himself a real following 0f faithful jbelleTets Many a brash younc apeeiallst Can do th mushroom act Ha bound Into th Syaday upplemt with a brand new conception entitled Tlkey th TufT or roaaioiy ma uTuui lwjnr tin ones that flr buckshot Into their Brand mother aod for a few week ha IS a vocua then dwindles from a neces ary evil to an unmistakable pest and wlnda up as an nnpleaeant remlal cence Vot of th enluseswho make ntc turea fer th newspapers ar so funny they cannot last Furthermore they soem to think that th cranial and of th regular subscriber corresponds that of th African ant eater It Is a relief to find a newspaper artist who Is bet stralnlna to be Irresistibly comical wno is content to catch the tableaux cDnhdence will cease Produc lbeat the Postoffice so badly as to seriously cut down I Canada la at th Palace 8h Is th If a1 5 OI Tt A IVa aa alaa a Atfa John I MoCutcheo ean a tnaklnar cartoon tor Chietro japra about fit 4 tMnrnn tie He ha taken lone Jumps Into all parts of the wdrldklncw then but wheneyer can strapped down In Chlcavo la good for a dally contribution to th nrst pat of th Tribune 8om aay that he la a habit othera that he an Institution th am aa Hull Houae ofth Board Trad There Is no denylnr that lit work la Immensely popular and that his sermonlalna although enlat arid spolo Buc is moat enectir politicians si ah for th faTorlntr atrok of Jil cow quill pen and the faithful who are working to lift up and cleanae and beautify Chlcsso ball him aa their moat valuable ally has th course to nnd his topic amdnc the Uttl tnaU that mak up existence Instead of hammer In away at huse lasu or fuaslnc with public man who ar already advertised beyond their merits never lo hi temper and he has th rare gift of directing a cartoon at an opponent without tacking on a per aonal insult A good many thousands ot ppl In th Middle Weat wait arcry day forf McCutcheon cartoon and mis him when he goes tralpealag off Xo Africa to bunt big gam cartoonist sine Nast ha had auch a steadfast and loyal following 1 salary a newspaper aalarlea go In Chicago Is so large that many peopl refuse to believe It fron the passing show and submit MlMMiMii esno Helping Poor Italian Children of eeaeeaaeaeeeeaaaaa0 el ial 4aar nrtr Tmmt aaSc at Faa rraaar far tka tklrty kawra Bt aaUattM Krk 1S1 Tar a rraartar aa4 ak lalt CVajSy VrMat brlak a II Ik Waat arta Tt Saata Clara all ka4r rridar brlak aortk w1a4L yar tavaaato valr fair rrlday akowara la tka faotaflla prtr aartk aiaa yar Baa Jaaqu a allr OaaSj fridar prafcaMy kawera avaacrata malf Var Bstk fa CaUforata Oanl FrMay prabakly akawan trt aarik laJ rkaaia ta krbk aaatkw at tnynf aaxtaaaia aad mlaiaiuni tamparatarra are re paw4 fraai Taklcra alalktaa for Ik pr rtaet oar Ckkase kiaw Trk Qmaka SAM 4 A atcADIK Dlatrlet rarecaitar The Spaniards will want excursion rates to Havana when the Maine is brought up to be seen a if Cannon seems to have got the same lind of a jvules Committee that he would have named himself Anyway if cold storage methods continue the law ought to compel every egg to carry a birthday Ubel anil once more open will soup houses keep breath in the bodies of their most nrrf ajaj we shall nave brought upon our beads in deadly reality that misery which now exists only is our diseased imagination just as we did in 1892 POPULATING SACRAHETTTO VALLEY San Francisco was ahead of New Orleans in tonceiving the Panama fair and should be the first lo finance it Under the new uniform bill the theaters from which soldiers cannot be excluded are mostly in territories where there arent any shows worth seeing In declaring that a war between Japan and the United States is inconceivable Count Komura failed to take account of the magazines Anything is conceivable to the editor of a monthly who is hard tup for a story 1 Big Tim Sullivan is not disturbed by the charge Jthat he had something to do with the Yellow Pup fund Anything that hits a Republican Legislature in the solar plexus is not going to keep Tim in nights however often the muck rakers may gather around hit door Another San Franciscan who sued for divorce jon tlie ground that his wife was corresponding with Oiother men has lost his case the Court accepting the wifes explanation that she wrote the letters merely to make her husband jealous But isnt making a poor man jealous unusual cruelty In Lighter Van An Advertising Fund of 50000 a Year Is to Be Raited by Subscription THE enterprise of the Sacramento Valley Improvement Association hat again been demonstrated by its success in raising a fund of 50000 a year for advertising the valley It is announced that more than half the money hat been subscribed by leu than twenty five firms and individuals which assures the success of the fund as the counties themselves will presumably be contributors To some this may seem a large amount of money but it it not Advertising in any effective way costs a good deal of money and 50000 will have to be handled with great wisdom and prudence to produce the expected result The most profitable advertising is that which tt made so prominent that it cannot tail to catch the eyes of the multitude then if attract ively worded correspondence results and from cor respondence in the end come settlers It never pays to widely advertise an undesirable property or to mis represent in advertising But with such a valley as the Sacramento to advertise there is no need of exag geration The truth is attractive enough and the inquirer when he tees the valley will find the reality above his anticipations Advertising of undeveloped land is necessity California is a long distance from the densely populated parts of the world and while the State at a whole it the best advertised region on earth it is so large and so varied in character that the intending immigrant needs tome detailed description of particular sections at a guide to some definite destination Those who have abundance of money and time at their disposal can take a yearand see all parts of the State but the majority are compelled to be prudent in expenditure and need to be interested in some particular section and special industry before they can start Literature prepared and distributed by a responsible public body like the Sacramento Valley Improvement Association with nothing of its own to sell is of the utmost advantage to those looking for homes and will be most effective attracting Ute best class of settlers i THE LEMON RATE INVESTIGATION receipt Hence the indictment JLMivexy ot maul wife of th manager or tb dining car at addresses began in the cities of this country by the OI wnaatan raewc Rail enterprise of individuals who procured orderf from firms and families for the delivery of their mail charging one cent per package for delivery This wat a flourishing business until cut out by the free delivery by Postoffice carriers But the great busi ness of interurban mail which has resulted from mod ern methods of advertising has become a very impor tant source of revenue to the Postomce The charge for local delivery is so exorbitant that firms doing a large business often deliver bills statements and the like by their own messengers which we suppose they can do with impunity What the Portland man has done at appears from the dispatches is merely on extension of this practice Instead of a firm sending its own employe it contracts for the service with an outsider The thing for the Pottoffice Department lo do is not to persecute men who are rendering a local public service for less money than the Postomce charges but to reduce its own charges for local delivery until it gets the business I he Cjov ernment can do this business cheaper than any private person because it must maintain its carrier service for mail from outside the city and the department ought in its own interest at well at that of the public to reduce its exorbitant charge for local delivery A GOOD PROPOSITION The toil in and around Jamaica has a poor Underpinning There has been a subsidence of a part of rVJorant Cays thirty three miles from that island land in the eighteenth centurv the chief rmrt rf Jamaica disappeared in the depths There seems lo be plenty of water fen to take in more 1 4 i Parl nirhnr Whirh hil rjrtur ln i1 a awn vv vimj deep tea craft is one of tlie most satisfactory natural eortl under the Mac In shape it resembles a KanH aid flat with a narrow wrist for an entrance and thick extended fingers jreptesenting locks of good wout ana uepiaj rcari naxoor goet iniano seven mJes The whole country about it and the islands in li lock are highly productive Approaches both tf land aad are Miy dtftBaple Evidence Now Being Taten at Los Angeles by the Interstate Comsherce Commits ion INTERSTATE Commerce Commiuioner Lane sitting for the Commission it now taking evidence at Los Angeles at to the reasonableness of the rate of 1 15 per 100 pounds on lemons from this State to Eastern points The rate on oranges is and for tome time hat been I 1 5 per 1 00 pounds and formerly tales on oranges and lemons were the same some time ago it being found that our lemon growers were unable lo extend their markets at the orange growers were doing the railroads to help out the growers and more especially to increase their own tonnage reduced the rate on lemons to 1 at which it remained until the enactment of the new tariff act which raised the duty on imported I lemons from II to I 50 ber lOOnoundti Iniu idiately after that the railroads restored the tat on jj jlernoM to 15 thus absorbing lo themselves nattily AAtaiVWSla tl aWgafcigi 1 The Election Board will Establish Registration Booths at Convenient Places ON MO 1 ION ot tlecuonLxmmiuioner Lator the Election Commission will establish regis tuttl Afivninl 1alitia Urkar uaiHu wwwa im wwiivi vs many people pass so that voters can register more conveniently than by going to the City Hall This it entirely distinct from the ordinary precinct regis trsUonfor which booths are opened usually for a couple of days jutt preceding an election The booths si we understand it will be located without much regard to precincts or districts but at points where observation shows that large numbers of people pass each day A few minutes will then be sufficient for registration instead of ihe hour or two which would be lost by going to the City Hall It is very desirable that the whole electorate shall be registered and that not merely in time for the general election but in time for the primary And there it no question that the establishment of these registration booths will increase registration even with the annoyance of a horde of verification depu ties which will doubtless surround each booth beseeching the newly registered to sign the petition of tome candidate of whom he may have never before heard in his life and whose name he will forget before the ink of his signature it dry This petition business it one of the unthought of plagues of the direct primary for it certain that a great many electors are delaying registration until the dosed season for verification deputies begins in order to avoid solicitation for signatures in support of candi dates whom they know nothing about But with its annoyances the direct primary bring civic duties For nomination by responsible party conventions the direct primary has substituted nomination by cliques for it tt but seldom that there will be candidate lor a State office who can hope succeed without organized support But we have the law and all voters should register and take part in the primary elections in 1 ii i i i i rn i The news that all tvnet of vessels can now he built on the takes enhances interest jo the Culf to LaWa iivaterway vhich New Of leant ottgit to celt prate uit as at mt iVaNM cuuuY A Vj 1AJU 1UAaBaaaaaBBaaliAiJamB LIVELY TIMES IN BILLVIIaLE Well air aald th BIllTlll cltlsen et they aint a power confusion In th eklea after a whlle Ill give It up Whafa th trouble waa asked Well over yonder I Deacon Jonea prayln fer rain an Jeet crost thaway Eiaer Brown pertltlonln tor dry An the whole poperlatlons crowdln roun bat tin whlchll win an th High Sheriffs don a erred notice to all of em to appear in court an an ewer to the charge gamblln In fu tures an he aay hell git enough cash ut the gang to flnlah the arteelan well an paint th town hall Unci Kemus HER INDIVIDUAL CUP Marjorle is a day pupil at a private school Her mother disapproved of her drinking from the common drinking oup and bought her an aluminum col lapsing cup or her own Tli next day Marjorle came runnlna homa and with a kls exclaimed Oh mother all the other little girls at school like me ao specially much and we liave the moat fun with my new cupl They all stand In a line and take turne drinking with It llouaewceper MT SWEETHEART LU I saw a pretty maid named Iu A paddling down the stream She mad auoh clever eyea at me I thought her just a dream New Tork I th second Italian city In point of population In the world Even the great city of Naple contains but a few thousand tnor Italian than does ous Nations metropolis These astounding facts signify to eoroe extent the magnitude of the immigration queatlon In the metropolis There ar many social force at work to aotva th problems but one of the most remarkable la the work done by Ital ian House social settlement In stitution In the midst of th Italian colony In New Tork Tb Italian House of th Children Aid Society I at Klv Point in the heart of th downtown Beet Side Italian dlatrlet a atone throw from Mulberry Bend once a synonym for congestion misery snd crime now the site of one of th beat of the small park that afford breathing apace for New Torka tenement population founded on Leonard street about Arty years ago a th Italian Industrial School last autumn th ehool removed to two large buildings formerly occupied by the Five Points House of Industry aad opened a new epoch In Its history ss the social center of the greatest Itsl Ian colour In the world Th old Leonard street school had for many years maintained day claases for the children of Italian parents who were too poor to clothe their little ones welt enough to send them to the pub lic schools even If many of the chll dren had not been too backward by reason of their Ignorance of English to profit by th Instruction given In those schools Th school not only helped to cloth tbes children decent ly but alao furnished a hot midday dinner every school day It also pro vided Instructions in evening elasae In carpentry cooking dressmaking embroidery English Itallaa and gymnasium work On Ita removal ta the new location on Worth street the day classes were continued on th same lines as before but th work of tb evening classes wss developed Into thst of a trade school and social center This resulted the addition ot certain classes Buck as those In power sewing machinery English stenography Italian stenography typewriting printing sign painting and the establishment of a model flat and th general housekeeping training associated with Hi ot a business boy club and many social activities Twslva huadrfd pupils men women and children are enrolled representing 1000 or 000 Italians directly reached by th formal and Informal teachings of th House and perhaps 60000 of the alien community more or less directly Influenced Les II Weekly American Competition in Germany Twss then I felt my heart waa rent Ave riven through and throuah Twa then It went down todefeat She wa my Water Lu Judges Library RATHER MIXED IN JlliAHINa She Arent you delighted John that dear mother Is srolng to apend alx werka with uT John gloomily Delighted She uddnly Oh John would you put th old cat out He abatractedly Id like to Maria but ahe your mother Baltimore American ANOTHKR DEMOLISHED TIjrcoRY It cost nothing to be polite Tour wrong While I waa polite ly nicking up a glove for a lady yea terdsy my new ft hat blew off and rolled In front of a paaalng trolley car Chicago rtecord llersld WHAT A DIFFERENCE Before were married you uaed to write me Hire latter a day Ild really And now you are annoyed because I ask you to writ a Uttl bit of a check Tld BIt MARKET REPORT Forktr price hav gone kyward Hqutaitr now ar classed witn game But the street car hgs rsal value Still ramalas about th same Chicago Tribune A POSITION DEFINED 8o your wlf waata voter Not exactly repllsd Mr Meakton She wanta th opportunity ef voting If eh wishes The ah wlllyd a star Complaint 1 mad In Germany on account of th strong American com petition which floods the German and European markets with cameras The Dort of ohotographi gootla to the United State baa ceased almost en tirely and the Itussian market which formerly was altogether con trolled by Uermen goods in this line is becoming dtmeult ror selling owing to the keen competitive contest In view of thl situation some of the leading Oerman manufacturing corn pan lea formed themselves into a combine th International Kamera Company Ika which though It cannot as yst ahow muh results ha caused a reduction ot business expenaea If a larger number of manufacturer In the photographic line wilt become members Of this combine the trade all round It Is claimed will be benefited snd become healthy The price conventions for photogrsphlo paper snd also for autochrom postal cards havs been renewed by th manufacturers The larger optical Instrument manufacturersmanufacturers hav been profitably employed In turning out war technical apparatus such ss psnorama pyr glasses distance measuring InstruV ments etc Bom of the prominent German anil Austrian manufacturers of pictorial postal cards and fancy cards havs formed a syndicate for th purpose ot regulating prices This Industrial brsnch has suffered from overproduction price slaughter and lack of business with the United Stat which country formerly waa th largest and most profitable customer hav been Informed that a leading Frafykfort manufacturer In this industrial Una who largely exported to th United States In former years hss shut down and is deliberating whether not to resum manufacturing In tb United Slate Consular Report Oeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesp a Laying the Census Bugaboo air a Ilka about It WeshtagUa I THOSE FOOLISH QUESTIONS How did you gat th black yr It waa caused by tba track Acetdetlyr Noj i think It attacked me puiy pssiiy oee tity jours You need not hesitslefor fear of Incriminating yourself from making a clean brtaat to th cenaus enumertor when comes around In April with the longest list of the most nan ring questions Unrle Sam ever round It heceoaary to put A widespread Im pression prevail that Ihe Uovernment It prying into in inaividusie atrslrs with ths view to setting up abmething skin to an InquUltton and that It war batter to kp a eioa mouth aa to iusstlos relating to property and amity history But that th contrary I true Director Durand point out lo a Measuring statement fer should a nerse rsfuse to glv the Informa tion re aired by the lew or give fals answers he Is liable to arrest aad no Director Durand advl people ult their fsar a rcneue statistics cannot be used for the prosecution ot prnt ror violating in law for pur pose of taxation deportation proceed ng extradition military conscription compulsory school attendance child la bor iw enforcement quarantine regu lations or in sny way affecting life liberty and property The enumerator repreeent only the United Btatt Bureau of Census and should not be subjected to suspicion aa spies de tectlres policeman constables other onVar ef lty or atate Th cnaua authorities anticipate th collection of a wealth statistic bearing on conoml problem which hav com to th front sine th last census and It 1 thes Question together with others prompted by a for Information throwing light tb sociological aid of the national life which Swelled tb schedules be filled out by each person to aa extent perhaps not approximated In th history or census taking Washlngtsn Pt NO SUBJECT FOR EXPERIMENT Btuyvssant Llk moat man I bar my fault Oladys Psrbspsi but tby ar Insignificant that no girl would fssl justified tn msrrylsg you to reform JjrouT Siuart ftt QUITE RESTfTJl lira Style Where are veal aralntt JSNUOHTENtNO next sumwr for a rstIT A tlttl gill Jf I year wha asks Mrs 8 atUA friend ot pslaa told tn tvatlyy aitragrWh ar your a lovely plac wbar thay nothing quickly enawerea Atamrnae darllu but play gelt all da nod krtdg at swars Pr IaS lt gdlA ritmHHMr mu SOMETHING QUBBK Th Baak Teller dlav that woman shadowed I think shes a second Cassis Chadvlck Th Detective On what has your Suspldenet Tb Taller Sbsladrd a shack at th prbper nd I Cleveland Leader iim rivxu sledge What isnakee vev hlk ynaney naa a wearpv aura i Twzzzxsvrtrxz.

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