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to lelatlon against dealing la futures la all bat two of the states in the South. II appears that a powerful cltoue has bfvn fomwd In Mf York, with the view of dfpnmliii prices to such an extent. If l-e ible. to force Southern banks to call loans or exact further protection on funds advanced on cot-ion. The future markets are at the mercy of the money barons of New York and Europe, and It behooves every one In the South to assist tn the maintenance of full prices for the remnant of this mall crop, which when measured by the requirements of the world.

Ii "probably the smallest supply ever produced. Under the circumstances, the one thins; recessar is chat Southern spot holders protect their interests and sit down on their cotton until professionals have realised that they have sold themselves Into a hole." "It looks again as If wi have now witnessed about the final wind-up of liquidation of ths heavy scattered speculative Ion. lu'eiest. which had been created In following be recent lesder-ship of the bull clique." says 8. H.

Crispin at Co. Trices are now getting rlown to shut Is considered in the trsde about th bottom of which can be expected oa the legitimate supply and demand conrideratlofir. It Is, therelore. believed the market Is now about sold out. and will not be kins before a rood upturn will be witnessed temporarily at least.

New Orleans wired: Can't learn anyiMng definite about price of stmts. Most actus libk-e covered only little he.lged cotton seltlrg end some staples. Hear or bales r. o. o.

cotton Liverpool good middling soj last night at a large fremlum. No selling pressure her-. O.i the con-rary. confidence tn spot holders snd the general situation unchanged, but market completely dom- mated by doings In New York and Liverpool, lut-pect bullish visible on Friday ana billUh census next Monday." Columbus. 8.

C. wires: "flood inquiry from Southern mills Monday at decline." Southern spot prices as wired to Clement-Curtis sV Co. were as follows: Galveston easy. l.V. sales 790 bales: New Orleans -nominal.

l.V. sales lo bales; Mobile easy. Savannah notuinal. Charleston nominal, 14c: Norfolk nominal. 15c; Baltimore and Augusta nominal, Memphis, sales loO bslei; Si.

15c: Houston dull. J4HC sales 400 Reeelnis at Ihe ports vesterdsy were 24.4.7 bales, against Url tk ami 00.4tl last year. For tne week receipts were 15Q.O tales. against ltKlHt'l last clt and 24.Y7314 last y-jr. tester-Osy's receipts at New Orlesns weie 4.a:tl bales against 12.27 lt year, and at Horn-ton S.WW, agaln-t 1 I last year.

MOKV NEW YORK. Jan. ia Money on call at the stock exchange todav opened at 34 percent: Highest. 4 per cent; lowest, 31,. per cent; closing 3 per cent.

Most of the day's loans were made at per cent. Time raorey was quiet. Offerings were llghterand demand active. Four and one-half per cent was bid for twelve months money, but without result. Rates.

4r4u per cert for sixty and ninety dsys, 41. per cenl.for four months ard 4wv4' per cent for live and six months. Mercantile paper was offered quite freely. 'meet-ins: with a fair demand. Ratrs.

tVi)! percent for sixty and ninety days' Indorsed hills receivable. 4j5 per cent for four to six month' single names of the hiahest grade and per cent for others. Foreign Exchange io fed rats: Stfrllrg. $4 MtamM4 Actual rates i Demand. ll Mul); rabies.

francs. liiT; marks. c. dealing houe statement shows assistant treasurer's debit balance Sl.773.901 Ke.r silver per ounce. Mt'Il'SR Dolors 44c.

lX'NDON. Jan. Is. Consols for money. for account.

11-HI. Bar liver Steady 24'd per ounce. Money. 2 per cent. The rate c.f discount in the on-n market for short bills Is 15- 1G3 per cent.

The rate of discount In the open market for three months' blllr Is 2 l.VIWi.l per cet.t. BOSTON. Mass Jan. IB. Call loans.

Stjaal P-r cent; time loars. 4tj53 per cent. OIL. MARKET. Chicago wholesale prices for oil? Stsmlard white, tlc: rf- tton.

15ia. lo'tc tiesdllghl. 175. ll'jc: eocene, lac; Maine. 17'c; Michigan test, w.

HSc: p. 1 Vjc; gasoline. He; inaohlne eaollne 24c: i a tln-ed ell -insle brl. 77c: five trt lots. Ttlc; biiiled linseed oil.

single Is. 7Hc; Ave brl lot. 77c: turpentine, title: summer black oil. i winter black oti. Or.

Thew applv 1 brl lots o. b. "Chicago. 1 XKW TUHK. Jan.

IS. Cotton Seed till Weak ptime crude. Southeast! tic nominal; prime summer 1 yellow. January'. Match, 7 :ii7.4c: May.

July. T.lMi". Ic. Pe-trt'leum Steady. Roln Stesdy.

Turpentine Klsy: machine hris. lic. Ohio. Jan. IS.

-Oil North Lima. Hie; south Lima, Indiana. TJr. XKW ORI.KANS Jan. -Cotton F-ed Oil I'rlme refined In barrels, per lb.

7.1He. OIL. CITY. Jan. lit.

Credit baiauices. I 40. Runs. 1S.4C.4 average ISti.tlJl brls: hlpments. 2s.M brls.

average 212.61S 1ITTSBI Rli. Jan. lb. Oil closed at SI.40. CHARLESTON.

S. Jan. IJt. Turpentine Quiet: aoic. Rfln Firm.

Quote: A B. C. E. M.U.-.: F. 4.2Si4..!0c; G.

4 II. I K. S5.7u: M. W.io: N. (...: Wl.

JC: WW. $7.05. SAVANNAH. Jan. 1M Turpentine Nothing d-lng: MittXte.

Rosin Firm. Quote: D. K. ft 22'-: F. l.27Sf(4 O.

f4.0i4.; H. 4 r. K. M. -10; NT WO.

WW. $8.75. METAL MARKETS. NKW YORK. Jan 1.

Tlw market for standsrl v'l'ier on ine metal exchsnge wss weak rower on ine metal exchange was weak opjy. aw an I January st LI A-li-: February and March at $13. 12' LLiV Thp London market was lower, but closed steatlv Th. with spot at 3s 0.1 futures at Uil nd. ixx-al dealers tuote Uke rtwwr at Sl.1.7 Silt, electiolvtlc at tv.i 1.T7.V casting tl.1.23 eil.4.IC'A.

Arrivals at the port of Yotk were abcix ions in bars and ow. Kxoorts. according to ru.tin hous-. reiums. were 1.411 tons, mak-Inr 14.u.C jk far Jhls month.

wa steady' with spot quoted, at Janunty at tirV.i Febriuty at ii4ti. March at 20TO.4r. and Apri! at $3.0 tsHJ.tlO. The Loi.clon market was steady. Willi riuottd fl4 lL'f and fuiui-esat i''l as quiet, with spot quoted at tl7u.n 4.

New and at Fast St. Lou.s oeltvejy. The Iondon market was ioaer at 12s IkI. spelter clo-ed qHlet. with rrot qunlet; at SA.2t)fi New Yotk an I at siti.u-i Fast 8:.

Louis. The LiO-toi, matket ocv lined lo lira 5s. Iiin mi higher at 51i for Cleveland warrants in Ixindon. IXK-ally no charge was npoited. 1 foundt Northern $1H.

Xia 1H.25; No. 2 No. 1 Southern and No. 1 Southern soft. 1H.2.V T.

UtVia. Mo Jan. If. Lead Weak. 4 dOo e-Gi'i: spelter weak.

d.05. DRIED FRUITS. NEW YORK. Jan. apples are rry quiet and prices are easy on the spot.

Fancy 10'ei lie: choice. tKUUHc; prune. common to fair. R8c. Prunes are quiet and steady.

Quotations range from for Call Torn la up to ao-40s and tin-Ik: fr Oreaons. Apriccts see firm but inactive. Choice. 11'fr rr tuoice. ii4itic: tancy, Heacts are firm, with a fair jobbing deman'l Choice.

C4u7c; extra thaice. 747'rc; fancv. lla lns are quiet and firm on the strength on the coaxl. Ioe muscatel 4ti.Vkc; choice tj fnncy seeded. Sfiic; seedless.

London loyeis. al.lMil.SO. MARKETS BV TKI.KtiR tPH. TfElV YORK. Jan.

18. Flour Dull and lower to sll. Oram Wheel easv; No 2 red $1.30 aales rltaior. domestic, an. 1 11.

SO nominal f. o. b. afloat. No.

1 Northern Duluth. (1.22'i. and No. 2 hard winter. l.2.'l nominal o.

b. afloat. Corn Spot 2. 73Wc eletator. domestic.

74c delivered and i.V f. o. b. afloat nominal. Out Ion market was weak under liquidation, closing to llc net K-wer.

May. i177. closed 76Se; July closed September. TtnsVS'A'tc. closed 70Hc.

Osts Spnt stead mixed. lbs nominal- nsttirjtl white. WftXl lbs. clipped white. 4f42 us.

soc. tpiion marxet wss witnout transactions, 4c net lower. May closed GUUc-Hcceipts. 7S.2SO bu. Foultry Oreeed firm: Western chickens.

ISO t3t-. fowls. 144rt7'tc: turkeys. 22625c. Butter l.nsettletl: unchanged.

cheese Firm: unchanged. Fggs Firm: unchanged. MINNEAPOLIS. Jan IS -Oraln Wheat i ash wss In stronger demand today and the mar-Vet was firmer. Offerings generally were of much better quality than yesterday.

No 1 Northern soia n4Jc above the May option and No 2 rewi jor unoer to tne even May price. Closing; prices: On track. No. 1 Northern. l.1.J.,rHv' -'7t No.

2 Northern. No. 3 wheat I.OJ61 0 Corn No. yellow. rB.iiHc Oats No.

srhlte. Rye No. 2. 7eT8Hc. Barley Closing.

Flat jMlllstufrs 1.333 tons. There was no Changs In the strong situation. Demand continued attive and general. Shipments heavy and prices Dtm. Bran In 100 lb sacks.

23623 HO. Flour Was In the samejold rut again today. Demand continued only fair. Shipments were heaTy nd prices Arm. Shipments.

61.1.14 brls. First patents fin wood. fob. tiO: second patents. S5.20fi3.40: first clears 4 55; second clears.

S3.104i3.40. DULITTH. Jan. is close: Oraln Wheat try. $1.

No. 1 Northern, V'lXt1 N', to arrive. No. i Northern. tl lOH; No 2 Northern, Sl OSH: velvet chaff.

I1.07H; May. 1.10t bid: July. 11.10H nominal- durum, ontrack. No. 1 o7Vc; No.

2. 95c; N- oHc; to arrive. No. 1. Martey-8S7c.

Oats-tacT To store, to arrive and on track, "XvtO'H ieptember. $1.03 bid. ifnAVAl KPrK. Jan, IS Flour SUeady. W-ea St ea Na.

I Northern. $1 170 1.18: No. 2 Northern. $1 liHtl May SI OH- Rve SteadyTNo: J. blVre.

Oats rosier; standard. Corn-Lower: May. 67ec; puta. 7c; calls. Sc! erif 72c: samples 70 Ti 7Ke: No.

S. tf5i70c: No. 4. feed. 7e: Wisconsin.

ST. LOUIS Jaa Oraln Wheat Lr; track No. 2 red. cash. II 23 HI 27i- No 2 M- 4 Unhangsd: red winter patents.

t-VT 10: extra fsncv and straight. hard winter clears. S3.6Ofl4.20. Corn Meal S3. 10.

Bw" Sleady: sacked, east track. $1.22. "mothy. prairie. $139 Bacon Unchanged: boxed, extra shorts." 144er clear ribs.

14Vac: short Mo- Jan- Poultry-Firm; 13: spring. 15c; turkeys, 21c: ducks, Wle; Jjesse, fS lOo. Butter Steady: creamery. 30OMc Kggs Iwer: Sic. KANSAS CITY.

Jan. 18 Grain-Wheat-No. 2 bard. $1.011.14: No. S.

Sl.Ooti 1.13: No 2 red. Cotn-o. 2 mixed. eoVtitVlc: No. 3.

No. 2 white. 66fj CMc: Xo. 3. Oars No.

2 white. 4t Blcj No. 2 mixed. Rye 7Ms73o. Hay-Choice timothy, $13.

75 14; choice prairie. $11,759 "Butter Creamery- exiraa. firsts, 32c, gecl onds. aoe: packing stock. 2flc.

t- cars Kxtra. firsts. XSlie: current receipts. Sic; seconds and dirties, lytic. FBORIA.

Jan. Grain Corn Steady No. 2 white ec: No. 3 white. 64c: No.

3. B5c: No. 4. A3c; no grade. AOVc.

Oats Steady; No. 3 wh'te. 4c: No. 4 white. 47c.

PH1LADRIJ-HIA. Jan. IS. Butter Steady; extra Western creamery. 37c; do near by pri nts.

3c. fcrss 4c higher: Western firsts, free cases. 42 at mark: do current receipts, ree cases. 3044O3 at mark. -T Vo.it fnil creams Choice.

37ltxr; Mbrio cot. He PRESIDENT OF MIBS "SITS ILLIIIOISnll Head of United Organization Rules FriyikJ. Hayes. Out of Orde'r When He Attempts Fight on Na-tional Body." Bperlal Dispatch to The Inter Ocean. IKDIAKAPOUS.

ma- J. "Thtre will be no repetition of tbe eisgracerul cenea of the miners' conveDlou- of last year If I can get the co-opera lion of this convention," declared President Thomas U. LwU of the United Mine Workers of America, -at the close of today's session of the organisation. He ruled out of order Prank J. Hsyes of Illinois and William Green of Ohio, leaders of the action opposed to tbe Lwts administration, who were objecting to the national organisers being seated as delegates It their salaries are paid daring the convection.

President Lewis ruled ibat tbe convention was not yet organised. Hayes and Green insisted that If the report of the credentials committee. Just rad was adoptrd Insofar as it seated delegates against whom no protest was entertained the action would be final, but Lewis drowned their voices with his gavel and put down a storm of objections from all over the hall. The controversy will arise in the convention again tomorrow. Leva le Beats (irets.

6reen wss a candidate against Lewis for tbe presidency, but. It is conceded, has been beaten, although the report of the tellers of the balloting has not yet been completed. Hayes probably has been successful as a candidate for the vkre presidency against the Incumbent. E. S.

McCullough. In ordering Green and Hates to take their seats. President Lewis said: "We are representing the men at borne. We have only eleven days to transact their business here If we are to meet the operators in Joint conference at Toledo on Feb. 1.

Our wage contracts in the bituminous fields expire on April 1. It Is Important that we conduct our business here expeditiously and aa intelligent men." Hayes objected to being put in the light or an obstructionist by bewis. A motion to adjourn brought the first clash of the convention to a close. Klaasr Tsbsree Ralew. For twenty-one years the business of tbe annual conventions of the national organization of coal miners has proceeded in a base of tobacco smoke and for twenty-one years rertain reformers unsuccessfully have protested against smoking In the convention hall.

The usual motion to prohibit smoking was made this afternoon and the mover, as usual, was laughed down. "I don't smoke myFelf." said President Iwls. "but I have no objection to others smoking." and his sentiment was approved with cheers. Gov. rnor Thomas R.

Marshall of Indiana and Mayor Samuel Lewis Shank and otner citizens of Indianapolis, welcomed the l.00 delegates in speeches this morning. President Lewis in responding said that If the church and the commercial organizetions would make closer Investigations of "labor probltm" It would be nearer solution than it Is today. TWO STATES DISPUTE RIGHT TO USE WATER Walker River Flows Through Both California and Nevada, and lrri-- gation Necessity Starts Liong Legal Battle in Federal Courts. Special Disatch to Tha Inter Ocean. WASHINGTON, D.

C. Jan. 18. A controversy between cltisens of California and Nevada. Involving the right to use tor irrigation and other purposes tbe waters of the Walker river, which flows in both stales, and attacking the jurisdiction of tbe United States Circuit court of Nevada to Interfere In the title rights to lands in California, was argued in the Supreme court ot the United States today.

1 The case was orgiclally entitled: "Millf Lux vs. Thomas P. The plaintiff." own about 23.000 acres ot land in Nevada. Wine alone the Walker river, and the de fendant, Rickey, and associates hold title to about 40,000 acres located In California along the head waters ot the same river and above the Miller Lux property. Miller Lux begun the original action in the L'nited States Circuit court in Nevada in to restrain tbe Rickey interest from using the waters of the Walker river In California, which they alleged deprived them of their supply in Nevada.

Rickey pleaded lack of Jurisdiction on the part of rhe court, but Judge Hawley of the United States Circuit court of Nevada held that he had a right to regulate the titles to land in California. The defendants then brought suit in the Superior court of Mono county, California against' Miller Lux to quiet title to. the Cslitornia land. Judge Hawley, upon application of Miller Lux, enjoined this action on the ground of an invasion of tbe jurisdiction of the federal ccurt. The Circuit Court of Appeals at San Francisco sustained tbe Injunction and the case reached the United States Supreme vourt on appeal of the Nevada parties from that affirmation.

The case is similar. to that wherein tbe waters of the Arkansas river were in dispute between the citisens of Kansas and Colorado some years ago. and which were decided finally In favor of Colorado. The decision in thai case, however, waa founded upon tbe presumption that' the people of Colorado would be more seriously damaged by a decision against them than would the people, of Kansas. COMMODITY SUBSTITUTION HEARING SOON iN CHICAGO fateraXsUo Co aasaaaea-ee Cossisaismjosi Aaa-oaoaaeeas Fosr 8apwleaaseatary Meet lasra Follow Xew York laejotry.

Special Dispatch to To Inter Ocean. D. C. Jan. 18.

The interstate commerce commission has announced that four hearings, supplementary to that held in thia city last week oa-substitution ot commodities In transit, will be held. The first of these hearings will be held in Chicago on Jan. 25. Millers and other tran sit shippers of tbe west and Northwest are expected to be present. Thereafter at early dates bearings will be held at Boston.

Montgomery. and Memphis. Tenn. Each of the hearings will be before one or more members of the commission and will bo conducted for the commission by its attorney. John H.

Marble. GILCHRIST TRANSPORTATION COMPANY IN RECEIVERS' HANDS 10,000,000 Great Lakes aialaala- Firs Baskrapl-Vlee Frees! deal Blaasea Poor Baslaeas la 1908. Special Dispatch to The- Inter Ocean. CLEVELAND. Ohio, Jan.

18. The Gilchrist Transportation company, capitalised at $10,000,000. the second largest on the great lakes, was placed in the hands of receivers today upon application by Frank W. Gilchrist of Alpena, vice president of the company. He alleges that poor business last season- made it impossible for the company to meet Its loans.

The debts are ssid to be $2,500,000. G. A. Garretson and S. P.

Shane were appointed receivers. YORK DRY GOODS MARKET. NEW YORK. Jan. 18 The cotton roods market seas very cjnlet during; the day as a consequence of tbe continued drop In cotton.

Tarns were dull. Kxport trade is quiet. Many buyers art in the market; but they axe moving cautiously, THE INTXU OCEAN, WEDNESDAY 3IORNLNG. JANUARY 10, 1010 AUTO DUTY-FRAUDS EQUAL SUGAR CASE? Customs Clerk Held on Charge of Undervaluing Automobile and Defrauding Government Out of $450 New Exposure Scented. Special Dispatch to The Inter Ocean.

NEW YORK, Jan. 18. Mora trouble is tho customs service In New York cam to light tonight. Everybody around tbe federal building is reticent, but the disclosures may bare a system which will rank with the augar cases. Undervaluing automobiles 1 tha new Joseph P.

McGrath, a young customs clerk, la specifically charged with having defrauded tbe government, out of $-150. by deducting $1,000 from the value of a car which arrived In New York on Nov. 2 last. The machine, according to the appraisers' certificate, was valued at $1,850, but McGrath, it ia alleged, altered thla to read $850. The duty on automobiles la 45 per cent ad valorem, btnee the government stood to lose exactly $450.

If many other cars have been brought In under this; alleged fraudulent arrangement, thousands of dollars have been lost to tbe federal authorities. Held la 1,000 Bail. McGrath was arraigned before a United WEATHER INDICATIONS. WASHINGTON. D.

C. Jan. 18. Forecast Illinois and Indiana Fair Wednesday; warmer In north portion; Thursday fair; moderate temperature. Western Pennsylvania Fair Wednesday Thursday; moderate temperatuie; moderate weet and southwest winds.

Ohio Oenerally fair Wednesday and Thursday; moderate temperature; moderate to brisk west winds. Uarrf lilchlsan Partly cloud Wednesday Thursday ralr and marmer; moderate to brisk west nil ftiulhct m-lnda I'PPtr Michigan Oenerally fair Wednesday and Thursday; rising temperature. Mhaouri and Arkansas Fair Wednesday and Thtirwlsir? moderate temnerature. Iowa and Minnesota Fair and warmer Wednes-dar; Thursday fair. Wisconsin Fair and warmer Wednesday Thurs- day fair; moderate to brisk west winds.

Oklahoma. Kansas and Nebraska Fair Wednesday and Thursday. North and South Dakota Fair Wednesday: warmer In extreme east portion; Thursday fair and colder. Montana Fair in east, proliably rain In west portion; colder Wednesday; Thursday fair and colder. Tne fo.lo ina observations were made at 7 p.

m. lli.cafo tine: PlaL-e Abilene Albany A lien Atlanta Amarlilo Haker Baltimore Hsttieford lUsirtarck llvis ioston hnffslo Cairo t'alaary harles City Cnarlolle Cheyenne Chirac;) Cincinnati Ctereland Concordia avenKrt lVliver Ies Moines IVtrplt per-fl's Lake podge city Jubuque I'uluth El Paso Kdtnonton Kscanaba Galveston Orand Haven Urand Rapids Green Bay Havre Helena Huron IndlanapolU Jacksonville Kansaa City Keokuk i Lander Little Rock I ns Angeles MaJIson Marquette Memphis Medicine Hat Milwaukee; Mlnnedosa Montgomery Montreal Moor head Nashville New Orleans New York Norfolk North Platte Ok lahotna Omaha Palestine Parkersburs? Philadelphia Pittsburg Portlsnd. Ore Pueblo Rapid City Qu Apoelle sn Francisco St. Louis St. Paul Salt 1-ake Kan Antonio 7...

San Diego Sault Kte. Tr. Mx. Wind. Wthr.

Pre. 4H V. Clear 42 44 t. Cloudy .11 S4 N.W. Cloudy .46 44 W.

Rain .32 4 no 8.W. Clear uo E. Snow 4K (Ua W. Kaln 84 So Fair 4 W. Clear 8H 4 E.

SntrTr- .01 .4 o4 S.W. Cloudy 32 4 S.W. Cloudy MB 44 4H tS.W. Clear 'J H.W. Clear 1 lrt S.W.

Fair .01 4H H4 H. W. Kaln 42 42 8.W. Fair i w. Clear .1.1 3H -4H 8.

W. Clear- .30 34 4 N.E. Cloudy 3K 44 S. W. Clear 1 22 W.

er Mt HE. Clear X4 2H S.W. Clear 4 W. Cloudy itl W. Clear 40 et W.

Clear 16 '24 W. Clear .01 12 IS H.W. Cloudy 4 K. Clear 2 34 N.W, Clear 16 2K N.W. Fair .14 HI en N.

Fair 26 S3 W. Cloudy 2s) 34 W. Cloudy .32 18 eS.W. tnesx .10 44 4 a.w. Fair 42 42 S.W.

Cloudy 2fr IS H.W. Clear S4 W. Cliwr w4 70 S.W. Cloudy 4o 42 S.W. Clear 32 3(1.

H.W. Clear 24 34 S.W. Fair S.W. Clear .74 CM S.W. Cloudy 16 va W.

Clear .20 16 24 W. Fair .46 45 no W. Clear .00 4 40 S.W. Clear 2I 32 W. Clear 14 14 N.W.

Clear VI 7 N.W. Cloudy .14 36 36 S.W. Rain .74 16 lti S. Cl-er 44 64 W. Clear .24 Ji 74 N.

Cloudy 46 to S.W. Rain .36 64 S. Rain 34 4 W. near 46 S. Clear 34 36 S.W.

Clear Ml N. Fair 3 1,2 W. "Cloudy 44 Rain .33 36 50 W. Cloudy 44 46 S.W. Cldudy 1.50 .42 E.

Clear 4H W. Clear- 25 34 S.W.' Clear 4 60 N.W. 41ear 43 44 W. Clear .02 14 ,20 s. Fair Sit 36 S.

Clear RS 64 N. Cloudy AO N.W. Cloudy 20 SO W. Snow I 4 4 S.W. Cloudy 34 3tt W.

Clear .11 42 46 S.W. Clear 3 44 S.W. Cloudy 4 2 N. Cloudy .12 4 N.W. Kaln .42 12 N.W.

Clear 44 trt S.W. tlear 32 36 W. Fair lO 14 8.E. Clear 20 20 S.W. Cloudy Ppckane 111 Sprlnrfltld, Tsconia Vickburs; Ti'sshlneron White River Wllliston Winnipeg Yellow-none Park.

Trace. S3.5Q Recioe Cures Weak Men Free Send Name and Address Today You Can Have It Free and Be Strong and Vigorous. a I bare In my possession a prescription for nervous debility, lack of visor, weakened manhood, failing memory and lame back, brought on by excesses, unnatural drains or the follies of youth, tbat bas cured so many worn and nervous men right In their own homes without any additional help or medicine tbat I think every man who wishes to regsla his manly power and virility quickly and quietly should have' a copy. So I bave determined to send a copy of tbe prescription, tree of charge, in a plain, ordinary sealed envelope, to any man who will write me for it. Thla prescription comes from a phyrtclan who baa made a special study of men, and I am convinced it la the surest acting combination for the cure ot deficient manhood and vigor-failure ever put together.

I think I owe it to my fellow men to send them a copy In coofldence, so that sny man, anywhere, who is weak and discouraged with repeated fail-urea may stop drugging himself with harmful patent mediclnea, secure what, I believe, Is the quickest-acting, restorative, upbuilding, 6POT-TOl'CHINO remedy ever devised, and so cure himself st borne quietly snd quickly. Just drop me a line like this: Dr. A. K. Robinson, Luck Detroit, snd I will send you a copy of this splendid recelpe.

In a plain, ordinary envelope, tree of charge. A great many doctors would charge $3.00 to $5.00 for merely writing out a prescription like this bat I send it entirely free. fcr aWvT CHICHESTEITS PIL13 Wy- Ultssa BKAKtV A -f- Chicks usase MeatBdV mils lm KssV asjd Uia uili mm. ssasad wita. klhh.s.

SUassS RAfc0 Vi.LAA, ml Rssaass mmm I if --vM-vi I 09 sA 1 J11I1I 1 1 If II States commissloDsr todght and held la $1,000 bail for esamlnatioB on Tuesday next. Assistant United States District Attorney Walton, who had- charge of the prosecution, declined to give out any information eoncern-Inc the evidence the covernment hsa discovered other than to cay tbat it was an "Important matter" and that -there would be "senaatlonal developments." He Intimated tbat others would be Implicsted. It has not been brought out as yet (or whom tbe alleged undervaluing waa done. Tbe car in question was eonslsned to Alexander HoU lander A Co. of this city.

Will Bat Ea titled to Rewarsl. Charles W. Buna, an assistant appraUer, Is credited with baring noticed tbe alteration 6n the record which brought about McGrath's Thus, If this new phase of customs scandals becomes as important as predicted, Bunn will be entitled to a reward, as was Richard Parr, tbe original Informer in the sugar frauds. MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marrtase licensee were Issued yesterday: Are, Daniel Daley, Mary Callan.

Oak Park. 111. James Burke. Klya Ballev. Imperial.

Neb. ..24 18 Ijeon Paotrowskl. Mary rUJtaczak 2:122 Herman O. Tetaner. Josephine Zulfer ..24 2 Kcoest H.

Rote. Katherlne 10 Joseph Awlsa. Crsull Toinaslcl 2 Henry afc.Nurney. Mabel 3t Anthony Hudslnskl, Ullian Tryba 2419 Walter ktlka. Pauilna paluchowsky 21 14 Andrew Jaroa.

Grant Works. tjtefanla Skraska. same 2753 Strfao Bytelmy. Josenne Rutkow ska. .22 IS Jakob Winlrkl.

ADolonls ....2323 Krnest J. p. Ilroanus, Frances Mathea 20 22 steuben Places. Haninstoo, 111. Alma Dra- vls.

DesulaTnes. Ill 2S 27 Domlnik Ouibln. Anlela Yursewics 2H in Andrsel Msjssk. Josefs Barcsvnaka. .24 18 Jnn Witkowskl.

Karollna Hnaeska 2621 Jonas Barewlcse. Msria ikolandxlune 2719 Irl tcidwell. Aanes Hester 21 18 Benjamin Carolen, Marie Vodlcka. 2 21 Charles U. Ohlendorf.

Cora, A. 26 Ed ard Alexandra Sakovlcs 2321 William R. Wallace. Ila M. Daws 2617 is-n Sokolswlca.

Zabela Zlellnakl 28 20 osenh P. NsuDka. Helen Orabowska 2323 Frank Slade. Home. N.

Y. Ellaabefh Wblte.29 2 Albert Mary wlatkowska. Stanislaw Wyplewskl. Joaefa Klawkoweka. .2510 Josef Mrocek.

Mary Wujclk -e 28 23 John Ktsdeny. Emma 2719 James fiharara. Lulu Morton ......2122 Oeorsre F. Kldwell Lena Wallace. 3523 Josef Twarowskl.

Rosalia 1-arhner 32 14 Josef Mondala. I tori la Uorlik 2322 John SypnlewskL Joaefa Jendrxenemska 2718 VT!" jsareaios. Mary Kelly 24 Zl Wojclech Nakota. Hronlalawa Kmleclk 2221 Jurka Pavlik. Maryanna Jaclncak 23 20 Albert Jennrlch.

Anna Iangw S2 1 Theodore C. liollacher. Lena Berry. ...32 30 Cornelius Blauw, Martha Kosenra 27-21 filearf rled Aouste. Ella Fiach 2830 niamaias tiuowim.

tfoxaiija MsUlnowskalte.zn 23 Joseph Smell. Josefa Slkora 2421 Arthur Krueater. Ida Anderson 22 2 rn jaaorM, ranny ajvern Is James A. Johnson, Anna 13 ---i k. jcaia rucnon -1 James alentlne.

Madison. Mary Ken dall 2 23 August H. Hecker. Frieda P. Merker 2210 John Inchynskt.

Helena Slus ...28 1 Msam niaorsKi. jBisaisiaws 2A josepa j. asaidy. carri M. Benaett 2828 Nleolaj Rtathakoa.

lanaaeota Karavras 1 Frank Jesewskl. Airnes Zsleska ....23 18 stsnlslaw Oawllk. Mary Kua. 28 lt WoJclech Zlotnik. Anna Ratal 3.V-22 Stephan Trenker.

Elsie Werdh 2 19 jonn riuaooa. Koste 2719 mcnaraaon. rioraon. Ellen iyoon August N. Bias.

Mamie Emit C. Wet ten. Louise Kdwarri R.hk 1 i. gmi.i. 3722 28-21 Frank Johnson.

(Sarie ..3433 Charles A. Ludlow. Francis M. Waatier a John Poppenhacen. Nllea Cetiter.

Caroline Rassbach. same Jan Oura. Maoanna Oorska 3627 Harry phiilipa. Hasel Warden ,.2 2o Richard Sarema. Eleanor Pennekamp 2425 Frank B.

Keeter. Myrtle E. Borland 2218 Franctezek Masurkiesrica. Cecilia Lewicka. .27 Tn Peter si las.

NetUe P. IJsotte 2928 Conrad Lrverena. Esther Messner 3629 Andrsej BoJkoL Petronela WoJtoatcB 2919 Fred RoWlcy. Esther Rasmussen 2118 John Kkawikowakl. Frauaae 2323 John Hoclek.

Els Frichs 2A in Jan Wadowskl. Afnleszka Tomara 2-26 Sebastian Pala. MAirdalena Wroblewska 29 20 Charles Moll tor. Christine Kooimer 2118 Gordon Monroe. Gladys 29-19 Walenty Gancxarcayk.

Rosalia Rya 2323 Aleksander Malaoaewakl. Wladyslawa Oorska 2824 Viktor Kllmasxewskl. Franclaaka JSanowska.23 27 Antoni Byllna. Zone las .....251 fan Kowalcxyk. Katarxyna droka i josef Iasc holer.

Reelna Kalchbrenner. 2426 Auraat Clarys. Mlnlne 2723 Josef Kosiba. Aaata Jea. Clsir J.

Ptrea. Antoinette 2u 21 Kmst Doyd. Era Cltrlstly 3.V-31 Evend E. Olasel. Olsa Maodabl 2724 Fred Frank.

Ida Sonnenber 2322 Franclsaek Orabenskl, Rosalia Dankowska.27 20 Jacob Rabikouskaa. Anna, Blasdalte 2822 Johh Poleck, Tany Ruzena 2H 20 Michael J. Howard. DeLla 2330 Josef Opytr. Katararna CVleply ....21 in Peteras Rimkua.

Pet rone lis Paulalte 25 20 Max J. Kelilna Emma Kanervlile 2823 Oeoree Koven. May wood. III. Mlnneth Meyer.

same 2219 Oscar Heppea. La Grange; lit: Ethel M. Halrh 27 -t7 Samuel Green Roaie JoiTe 8126 Anthony A. Blinas. Julta 22 Domlnik Ricas.

JosefA Mekutaa 2422 DEATHS. BOLVND Catherine (nee Conway), beloved wife of Thomas Boland. mother of Euxene Mai icaret Thomas M. and Mery L. Boland.

aiater of Mrs. Jamea Carr and the late John. Annie snd Msrataret Conway. Funeral Thur-dey. Jan.

2o at 9:30 a. from her late residence. 2317 (new No.) 4M6 (old Arntltase av. x. Syl- Tester's church, where solemn requiem hlacn mass will be celebrated: rarriaa-ea to Calvary.

MAR WOOD Freyer Marwood. Mont Clare. Jan. J6. asjed HO years.

I Funeral Wednesday, 11 .30 a. from late, residence, to Roseblll by ATTORNEYS AT LAW. LEE 4. BEREZNTA.K. ATTORN ET AND COUNSELOR AT LA W.

LEGAL BUSINESS OF ANY ATTENDED TO. FlRtVT NATIONAL Bl.N'K. HAMMOND. IND. CHICAGO OFFICE.

813-S19. IZ E. MONROE ST. BANKRUPTCY. DAMAGES.

CORPORATIONS, collections. Easy terms. City and country. Ad-Tlce free. JONB-S.

ICO Ashland block. CenL SMi. AFTER YOU DIE. WHAT BECOMES OF YOUR property Send for "Laws of Descent." CUSH1NG ri'SHlXd. 218 La Halle BlUIARDjNDPO MONET MADE DAILT BT.

ADVERTISING AND THE INTER OCEAN WANT AOS HELP TO MAKE IT. BRING YOUR WANT ADS. OK TELEPHONE 1004 CENTRAL OR TAKE THEM TO OUR BRANCH DRUG STORE AGENCJEW THROUGHOUT THE CITT. FOR SALE-SECOND HAND BILLIARD AND pool tables. We rent tables, with privileges of buy-Ins.

THE BRUN6WI0K-RALKE-COLLENDER COMPANY. 263 and ifti Wabash av. H. KADIN CO. POOL A BILLIARD TABLES bouxnt.

renieo. exenanaea: supplies: lowest pi-Ices mall orders Hlled. 100-2 Mllw. a. Tel.Hum.l8t.

FOR SALE NEW AND SECOND HAND POOL tables: lowest prices; easy terms. Full line billiard supplies. PASSOW 4 --SONS. I'M Waahlnston st. CASH PAID FOR SECOND HAND BILLIARD and pool tables of sll kinds.

BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENUER 263 Wsjssb av. WE SELL OR RENT: EAST TERMS: ALSO full line of supplies. Economy Billiard Fixture 748 Milwaukee it. Phone Monroe SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE INTER OCEAN. BUGANMOTliiEXT PERSONAL ROACHES.

BUGS. RATS. EXTER-ml rutted from your premises under sTuarantee eoo-tract. Call or rite. Phone Harrison 6o39.

FREDERICK PERES 427 Stats St. BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE-A GOOD MONET-MA KINO PAT-ent. fully protected which is an article needed In every home and by every housewife. Can be manufactured ss-a loc.

or 16c. seller and would be a bonanaa for and house furnisblnc stores. Will selloutrlaht reasonably, as I hare other business Interests. If you mean bualr.essand want to set hold of a bis; money-maker, address H. 60.

The Inter Ocean. FOR SALE Bis: Bargain -Grocer Business. Taken on debt. Must be sold. Stock and natures worth about 82.500.

bales last year. S4O.O00. The best opening In Will sell part cash and balance to suit. Can lve Immediate possession. One of 'the best towns within one hour of Cblcaco.

Address C. P. 14ft. The Inter Ocean. CAPITAL PROCURED For lealtlmate enterprises.

Industrials preferred; British and American capital neicotiated: straight commission; hlshesl references furnished: entire issues floated: only standard propositions coming from responsible principals entertained: no guaranteed securities considered. SECURITIES SELL-INQ New York Life Montreal. Canada. IFYOU WISH TO SEW. ANY OIL OR MINING stock, write K.

MAN RID. 1303 Hey worth Chicago. SATTOU SAW IT IN THE INTER OCEAN. CLAIRVOYANTS. Consult C.

P. Leon Hours. 8 to 8 daily; 11 toTSunday. iSli 1831 MICHIGAN A V. MME.

JOSEPH at HENRY JOSKPH. PALMISTS and Mediums Ladies. 2fic; genu. Ctkc: nevermore. 1147 W.

Madison st. (old No.Sct), nr. May, upstairs. COLLECTIONS. DOES ANY ONE OWE YOU MONET? WRITE or call MIDLAND CREDIT ADJUSTMENT 134 Monroe Ws collect everywheie.

DENTISTS. N. T. PAINLESS DENTISTS 266 State St. $1 a Week Opp.

RothsOhKd'sv Popular Prices. BUSINESS PERSONALS. WE CURE! flM- $1 TO $4 HORE8. BLOOD POISON. SWELLINGS, BKIN UlKEAiiEa.

BLADDER. KIDNET. -Urinary Diseases. Catarrhal Discharges. RfPTfRB." tXJNSCLTATION FREE.

yienna Mcfiial Institute, 260 STATE 2nd Floor. Between Jsckson Boulevard and Van Buren Street. vuwiia noinscnain s. Office hours: Lvery day from 8 a. m.

to 8 p. Sundsys. ft a. m. to 1 p.

tn. Mention Inter Ocean, SOCIETY EMBLEM SCHOOL AND CLASS PIN 8. WIXWH1P It 703-4) MASONIC TEMPLE. CRO.Ssl EYES STRAIGHTENED sVM DR. F.

O. CARTER. 182 State Fiars au ciar-msl owl vim rears rdles of coat. Remodelins anl Ropalrlna. PHOBSTEIN WAECHTER.

3l State R. 6. Phone Ksjd. WW. ASTHMA.

BRONCHITIS, CATARRH CURED and recurrence prevented. NATIONAL INSPIRATOR CO. Free treatment. 1230 E. tfSd st.

Phone H. P. 4077. Leather covered truss, double Ttitchrd. EnsitsB steel band, soft pad.

7ic. Dr.Meyera.be Adams st DR. SAUNDERS rASB CAOO. 148 STATE ST. MAGAZINES, place oa earth.

NKWBPAPEKS. mOM AMI i. o. Mewa 1TB MILL1XERV SCHOOL. MME.

HUNT'S MILLINERY SCHOOL. MRS. Nelron auccessor. The Beea. 12Qt Masonic Temple.

DETECTIVES. TOUNO SECRET SERVICE CO. PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE. 234 LA HALLE ST. HARRISON 120.

MISS COBA STRATEB'g PRIVATE DETECT-It Arency. 2sas Indiana av. Calumet 44S9. ALEXANDER'S DETECTIVE AOENCT. 1T1 Wash Ins Ion st.

Reliable ect-eice. Tel. Msln 1SOS. FURS, GARMENTS, ETC. NEW FUR 0RMENT8 TO ORDER A SPE-elslty.

Old seal Jackets snd other furs reanodeied will look like new. P. FREVKEL. E. Walk- Inatnn st.

former with Chjs. A. Stevens a Broa. HELP WANTED-OIALE. Advcrtisli Apply.totv'r-'.

A.EE.UOSidnroe HIKCEI.LA.-(EOl-S. WANTED ABLE BODIED MEN FOR THE XT. marine corps, between the axes of 19 and Si: mast be native born or bave first paperai monthly pay 15 to foV; additional compensation possible; fooj. clothing, quarters and medical attendance free; sft.e 3t vesra' service ran retire with 75 of pay and allowances: service on board ahlp and ashore ia all parte oc tne woriu. Appiy aa xtve.

rs Sui S. State 8 8. Haleted VI1S S. Halsaedst WANTED MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE. Practical training by free clinic and careful Instruction.

Tools given: hoard provided. MOLER gradual ramnuad hivhe.a wraeea. Our diDlomas rec ognised everywhere. Shoo experience and wares before completing. Cnll or write.

MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. 43S Wabash ss LEARN THE BARBER TRADE. FEW WEEKS eecuired; constant practice; expert Instruction; Immediate position: good wages; tools furnished; day and evening cIssms: call or write. New Method Barber Madlsoa st. CHICAGO BARBER COLLEGE.

43 STATE wants men to learn the trade; see our place: will heat anybody's offer; "special thla month: call or write. TtAGTIME PIANO PLATIJwO GUARANTEED IN 10 to 20 lessons. Write for booklet. CHRIST EN-SEN SCHOOL. 528 8.

Western av. Phone West 1311. WANTED SCREW MACHINE AND J. operatora and tool makers. Good wages, no labor troubles.

Velle Motor Vehicle Moltne. Dl. SAT YOU SAW IT IN THE INTER OCEAN HELP WANTED FEMALE. mSCELLAXEOl'sle WANTED LADIES TO LEARN HAIRDRESS-ing. manicuring, facial massage, electrolysis or chiropody.

Largest and most complete institution of the kind In the VoVId. Thoroughly practical training by free clinic and careful tastructloos. Tools given. Positions waiting when competent. Few weeks completes.

Call or write. MOLER COLLEGE. 435 Wabash av. LADIES AND GIRLS RELIABLE HOME WORK applying transfer; steady or evenings: S1SO doaen upward: work guaranteed. 39 8.

State room 342. RAGTIME PIANO PLAYING GUARANTEED IN 10 to 20 lessons. Write for booklet. CHRISTEN-6KN SCHOOL, 62 S. Western av.

Phone West 1311. WANTED LADIES TO LEARN HAIRDRESS-Ing: good positions watting. SCOTT. Idl State at. Call or write.

TELEGRAPHY EARN WAGES WHILE learning. Union Elcc. Tel. 88 La Salle R. 82 LEGAL NOTICES.

B. F. RICHOL8EN Attorney, 1201 Rector Building. STATE OF" ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF COOK.

SS- Circuit Court of Cook County. To tbe February Term. A. D. 1910.

Agda Grape va. Richard Grape. In Chancery. Not 2110002. Notice la hereby given to the said Richard Grape that the above named Complainant heretofore filed her Bill of Complaint in said Court, on the Cban-cery side thereof, and that a summons thereupon Issued out of ssl.l Court against the above named defendant, returnable on the first day of the term of the Circuit Court of Cook County, to be hoideat at the Court House In the CUv of Chicago, tn sai Cook County, on the third Monday of February.

A. D. I91U, as la by law required, and which suit Is still pending. JOSEPH E. BID WILL.

Clerk. B. Richolsen. Compl't's Sol-r. HENRY W.

PROUTT. Portlsnd Block. ESTATE OF MARGARET FRANCES. DON-nelly, alto known aa Maggie Donnelly, deceased. All persons having claims against the Estate of.

Margaret Frances Donnelly, aim known aa Maggie Donnelly, deceased, are Hereby notified and requeued to attend and present such claims to the Probate Court of Cook County. Illlnola. for the purpose of having the same adjusted at a term of ssid court to be held at tbe Probate Court Room, In the City of Chicago, in said Cook County, on the tint Monday of A. D. 1910, being tbe sev- enth dsy thereof.

Dated Chicago. January Sth. PHILETU3 W. GATES. Executor.

Henry W. "Trouty. Attorney. per course. WANTED Two- Classiflel obdtor BRADT LEVY.

Attorneys. 3t Chicago Opera-Houee Building. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A special meeting of the stockholders of A. B. Polish Company will be held In the company's office at lSl.VHaddon avenue.

In the City of Chicago. County of Cook and State of Illlnola, on Wednesdsy, the 23rd dsy of February, 1W1. at tbe hour of three o'chrck In the afternoon, for the purpose ft considering a proposition to reduce tne cspltal stock of said co rpc ration from to 815.tX. Dated. 'Chicago.

Illinois. January 18th. 1910. WILLIAM AYLING. a JOHN AYLING.

Directors. STATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTY OF COOK. F-S. To whom It may concern: Notice is beicby given that the undersigned. Peter Lukasxewics.

will present a petition to the Circuit court of Cook county It the March term ct said court, to be held In the City 1r.f-Mci:iCJBkcoun:y.- Ultnolsoji th thrrd MondajT. D. 161o. loTfnve his nimq icSaiesd as raYaer- l.utx; In aocrdaaaee wit! theTtetisteiTlor Bt its Cute In such esse priavided. Dae-fcaieattOrlllHei.

January luitl. hACi; PETER LUKASZHW1CZ. i LEGAL NOTICES- BANKRUPT'S PETITION FOR DISCHARGE. J.V THE MATTER OF WILLIAM R. E.

ANDEK-; son. BankrupC In Bankruptcy. No. 17IM. To the Honorable, the Judxes of thai District Court of Ihe United Stales for tbs Northern District of Illinois: Willisana H.

E. Anderson of Chicago, In tbe (bounty of Cook mni State of Illinois. In said district, respectfully represents that on the lath day of December, last pause he was duly adludicated bank- runt'aauder the acta of Conaeras rel.lt nr to bank ruptcy; that be haa ouly surrendered alahls prop erty ana ngnts oi property, ana nas luiiy-compiieu with all the requirements of said acts aiad oi the orders of the court touching bis bankruptcy. Wherefore he prays that na may be decreed by tn court to nave a tuii oiacnarge irorn ail aseota provable against bis estate under said bankrupt acts except auch debts as are excepted by law from sucn oiscnarge. Dated this 19th dayoa January.

A. D. W1L R. K. ANDERSON.

Bankrupsr ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON. NORTHERN DISTRICT OK ILLINOIS. EAST-arn Division. SB. On this 19th day of January.

A. D. lBlO. oa reading the foregoing petition, is Ordered by the court, that a bearing be bad on the same on the Seventh day Of February. A.

D. lttlO befoew ssid eourl aa the I'nitad States Court Rooms in the Government Building. Chicago, in rJa aistnct. at iw cioca in tne ore noon; ana ibsi notice thereof be published In The Inter Ocean, a newspaper printed In said district, and that all known creditors and other persons In interest may appear at tbe said time and place and show cause. If any they have, why the prayer of tha said petitioner Should not be granted.

And It la further ordered by that the clerk shall send by mail to all known oredl tors copies of said petition and this order, addressed to them at their places of residence as stated. Witness the Honorable Kenesaw M. I "judge of the aaid court, and the SeaI of aeal thereof, at Chicago. In said the Court.) district, on the 19th day of January. 19l0.

T- UltJLAS- Ctertt- i S4 UPT- TTT IO FOR DISCHARGE. TTER OF ARTHUR H. GAIM. xtankrupt. In Bankruptcy.

No. 1232.. Honorable, tbe Judgea of the District irTJ1 y'? I mted states for the Northern District of Illinois "hur Eada, of Chicago, ia the County of a-7'1 State of Illlnola. in said distract, respectfully represents that on the lSlh day of A P- last past, he was duly adjudicated bankrupt under the acts of- Congress tobankruptcy that he haa duly surrendered all ot Propertr, and has fully complied with all tbe reoulremenTs of said acts and of the orders of the court touching hie bankruptcy. Wherefore he prays that he may be decreed by aa auii aiiavnarge nits all debts provable- against bis estate under said bankrupt acts, except such debts as are excepted by law from auch discharge.

Dated thia 17th day of January. A. D. 1910. ARTHUR B.

ADS. Bankrupt. OF NOTICE THEREON. XTJRTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS. EA9T-era ptvlstoo.

8S On thle 17(h day of January. A. lklO. on reading the foregoing petition, it ia ordered by the court, tbat a hearing be bad on ''7 a ane aaeventn oay or February. A.

W. 1910. before said court, at the United Slates Court Rooms Id tbe Government HuiMin. rt.m said district, at IO o'clock In the forenoon: and that notice thereof be published In The Inter iZrZT priniea in aaid distract, and that all known n-dltora and ether persons In Interest may appear at the said time and mnA snow cause. If any they bave.

why the prayer of the aaid petitioner should not be granted, etirk Vinl orde1T- court, that the SSTL mm'1 all known creditors order, addressed Tto 'hern at their places of reeideaace as itated muana ane raonoraoie Kenesaw Iandls. Se.i r.t VOL and the seal I said district. aouea.) on the lath day of January 19IO E. G. C- MacMILLAN.

Clerk. 1 If I DT a Dvr-- Tvaaaaai n. MAWH1N-tvey. Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.

No. ItSMl th Judgea of the District trict of' Ililnote: or an. northern Dls-Wllliam H. Mawblnney, of Chicago. In tha County of Cook, and Stat? of Illlnolfn ld dis-tract.

ren-i 1 11 k. of Septembafr, last past, be was duly adjudicated ira- acts ot a.wgress relating to bankruptcy: that be bas duly surrendered all bis "2" of property, and has fully complied with all the requirements of said acts v. vtwc ana aoaacnina; Dia oank-ruttcy. be prays that be may be decreeVl by tbe court to have a full dtschsrge from all debts provable against bis estate aander said bankrupt acta, except such debts aa are excepted by law from auch discharge. Dated this 18th day of January.

A. D. 1919. WILLIAM H. MAWH1NNEY, Bankrupt.

ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON. NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS. EA8T-eraa Division. this 18th day of January. A.

191U. oa reading the foregoing petition, it Is Ordered by tbe court, that a hearlna ha had the same on the Seventh day of Februsry. A. D. ava weiore saao court, aa ane a niteo rotates court Rooms In tbe Government Building, Chicago.

In aaid distract, at-lo o'clock in the forenoon; and that not are thereof be published In The Inter Ocesn. a tvesrspaper printed In said district, and Ibat all known creditors and other persons In Interest may appear at the said time and place and show cause. If any they have, why the prayer of tha said petitioner should not be granted. And It Is ordered by the court, that tbe clerk ahall send by mall to all known creditors copies of said petition and thia order, addressed to tnem at inetr pieces or residence aa stateo. Witness the Honorable Kenesaw M.

Landls. judge of the aaid court, and the (Seal of tbe seal thereof, at Chicago. In aaid Court.) district, on the 18th day of Jau- uary, taaaas. T. MacM It-LAN, Clerk.

A. N. Gualano. REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE. IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF Anna M.

Selp to register the title to Lot One II in Bioak Twenty-eight 2k) In the Kesubdivlsion of all tbat part of Taylor's First Addition to South Chicago. lying East of the West Twenty 2J) chains 'thereof. In the North fractional half .) of fractional Section Eight fr, in Township Thirty-seven 37) North. Range Fifteen East of tbe Third Srd) Prlncipsl Meridian, In Cbok County, Illinois. Land Registration No.

SKM. To Henry W. Schnaudt. John Andrea. David H.

Fllcon and To all wkean It may concern Take notice, tbat on the Eleventh tl lth) day of January. A. D. 101O. an application as filed by said Anna M.

Selp ia the Circuit Court of Cook County tor Initial registration of the title to the land above described. Now. unless you appear on or before the Twelfth 12th) day of February. A. D.

1910. and show cause why such application shall be granted, tbe same will be taken as ccnfeisvl and a decree win ae eniereu orzoruing to tne oraycr of the application and you will be forever barred from disputing the same. JOSEPH E. BID WILL. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Cook County, Illinois.

REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE. IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF Oscar Scblelter. Arch smith and Samuel i Moore to register tbe title to Lots Three Hundred Sixty-five tS'ii) to Three Hundred Seventy-two 372. both Inclusive. In Scblelter's Addition to Norwood Park.

In the North East Quarter of fractional Section One l). Township Forty C40) North. Range Twelve 412). East of tbe Third lord) Principal Meridian. In Cook County, Illinois.

Land Registration No. 3392. To all whom It may concern: Take notice, that on the Eleventh tilth) day of January, A. D. 101O.

an application waa filed by ssid Oscar Schleiter. Arch C. Smith and Samuel L. Moore In the Circuit Court of Cook County toy initial registration of the title to tbe land above described. Now.

unless you appear on or before the Twelfth 12th day of February. A. D. 1910, and show cause why such application ahall not be granted, the same will be taken aa confessed and a decree will be entered according to the prayer of theappllratlon and you will be forever barred from disputing U.e same. JOSEPH E.

BIDWILL, Clerk of tbe Circuit Court. Cook County. Illinois. REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE. IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF Joseph McNulty to register the title to Lot Thirty-Eight 3S).

In Canfleid's Subdivision of Lots Four 4 to Fifteen In De Witt's Third Addition to Chicago, in tbe North East Quarter "4) of Section Twenty-Seren (27), Township Thirty-Nine (39) North. Range Thirteen (13) East of the Third (8rd Principal Meridian. In Cook County, Illinois. Land Registration No. 3-I94.

To all hom It may concern: Take Notice, that on the Eleventh tilth) day of January. A. D. lOlta, an application waa filed by said Joseph McNulty In the Circuit Court of Cook County for Initial registration of the title to tbe land above described. Now Jinlesa you appear oa or before the Twelfth (12thf day of February.

A. D. 1910, and show cause why such application ahall not be granted, the same will be taken as confessed and a decree will be entered according to the prayer of the application and you will be forever barred from disputing the same. JOSEPH E. BIDWILL.

JR. Clerk of the Circuit Court. Chicago. Illinois. CHARLES E.

PEACE. Attorney. ION Monroe Street. STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF COOK.

SS. Superior Court of Cook County. To the February Term. A. D.

101O. Stella K. Cooper vs. Charles A. Cooper.

In Chancery. No. 27CSi4. Notice la hereby given to the said Charles A. Cooper that the above named Complainant heretofore filed her Bill of Complaint in aaid Court, on the Chancery aide thereof, and that a summons thereupon Issued out ot said Court against ths above named defendant, returnable on the first dav of tbe term of the Superior Court of Cook County, to be held at tbe Court House In Chicago, in ssid Cook County, on, the First Monday of February.

A. D. 1910. aa ia by law required, and which' suit la still pending. CHaALES W.

VAIL. Clerk. Charles E. Peace, Complainant's Solicitor. CHICAGO, January IS, 1910.

THE COOK COUNTY CIVIL SERVICE COMMIS-slon will bold original entrance examination aa follows: Clsss Male Attendants for Dunning and Detention Hospital, January 81. 1910. Scone of above examination will be tschnical knowledge, experience and physical test. Clasa Bakers, February I. 1910; Chief En-gtneers.

February 2. luio. Scone of above examinations will be technical know'lejg and experience. Class Uniformed Officers. January 28, 1810.

Scope of above examination will be technical knowledge, experience snd physical test. Those desiring to tske acy of the above examination, must Ale their with aha civil Service Commission. Room 247 Courthouse, prior to oaia OX namminua. CHAS. D.

GAoTFIELD. Secretary. VOSE PAGE. Attorneys Suite Marquette Building. NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK- HOLDERS.

A special meeting of tbe Stockholders of the Electro-Magnetic Tool Company la hereby called to be held at Room 1343 Marquette Building 204 Dearborn Street. Chicago. Cook County, illlnola. at 11 A. January 2u.

1910. at whlda tin. an place there will be submitted to tbe said stock- noiders tne question ox aoanaonment o( the corporate enterprise, the surrender of its Charter franchises, name and the dissolution nf said cor poration, and for tbe transaction of auch further Dusineaa sua may properly come oeiore aaaa meet' -f E. C. FAY WOODMAN SEE, A rj.

LUNDY. A Majority of the Board of Directors. "Dated at Chicago. December 2U, 1900. WANTED PRESENT ADDRESS OR WHERE ABOUTS OF AUGUST TRANK.

WHO WAS LAST HEARD OF IN CHICAGO. ESTATE IN PRO- DA i ts. AUUKKSS AT O.M'S J. Ji. EDWARDS, nrvcrtv uivu LEGAL BANKRUPT'S PETITION FOR DISCHARGE.

IN THaC MATTER OK FRED K. JOHNKON AND Nela Anderson, individually and aa partorg under the firm name of Western Specially Coatt- pany, and also as partners under the firm name ot Hay Stale Manufacturing Company. Bankrupts. In Bankruptcy. No.

17MM1. Ta the Honorable the Judsase of the rn.rl,- Court" of tha Uraled Statea for the Northers trict of Illinois: Fred B. Johnson and Nels A. Anderson. Indi vidually and as partners, aa above staued.

of Chi cago, In tbe County of Cook and State of Ililnoiv in said district, respectfully represent that oa Sth day of November, iaat past, they were duly adjudicated bankrupts under tbe acts of Congress) relating to bankruptcy; that they have duly sur rendered all their property ana rights of nrusertr. and bave fully complied wllb all the reoulrementa -of said sots and of the orders of the court touch- Ing their bankruptcy. vv nererore they pray tnat tney may te neeree-s by the court to have a full discharge from all debts provable against their estates under said bank' I apt acts, except such debts as are excepted by law from auch discharge. Dated this 17h day of January. A.

D. FRED JOHNSOJC. i -v NBLrJ A. ANDERSON. Bankrupta.

ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON. NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ILUNOlel. BAST, ern Iivision. fW. On this 17tb day of January.

A. D. 1010. on reading the foregoing petltiaaa. it Is Ordered by the court, that a hearing be had osj the same On the Seventh day of February.

A. D. If IO. before said court, at the-Unlted States Court Rooms In the Government Building. Chicago, in said district, at 10 o'clock In tbe forenoon; and that notice thereof be published in The inter (Wan.

a newspaper printed In aaid distract, and that all known creditors snd ether persona In Interest msy appear at ths said time and place and show cause. If any they have, why tbe prayer of the said petitioners should not be granted. Anf-it ia further ordered by tbe court, that thsj clerk shall send by mall to all known creditors) copies of aaid petition and thla order addressed them at their places or residence as stated. Witness tbe Honorable Kenesaw M. Judge of tbe said court, and the seat (Seal of the thereof, at Chicago In aaid district.

Court.) on tbe 17th day of January. 1910. T. C. MacMlLLAN.

Clerk. Ray P. BANKRUPT'S PETITION FOR DISCHtRGEi IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM J. KKEXEV, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.

No. 1712s. To the Honorable tbe Jadge. of the District Court pf the United States for Ir-e Northern District ot Illinois: William I. Feeney, a.

of Urr South Park Avenue. City of Chicago, in the County oc Cook and State of Illinois, in said district, respectfully represents that on. tbe twelfth day of November. Iaat past, he waa duly adjudicate! bankrupt under toe acta of Congress relating to bankruptcy: that be baa duly surrendeied all bin property and rights of property, and haa fully compiled with all tha. requirements of said acta and of tbe orders of tbe court touching has bankruptcy.

Wherefore he pray a that he may be decreed by tbe court to have a full discharge from all debts provable against bis estate under said bankrupt acts except such debts as are excepted by law Iron: such discharge. Dated this seventeenth day of January. A. D. 191 WILLIAM J.

FKBXKT. Bankrupt. ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON. NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS. EAPT-ern Division.

thla eighteenth day of January, A. D. 1910. on reading the foregoing It Is Ordered by the court, that a bearing be bad oa the same on the seventh day of February. A.

D. J'JlO before aaid court, at tbe United States Court Rooans ia the Government Building. Chicago. In read district, at ten o'clock In Ihe forenoon: and that notice thereof be published In The Inter Ocean, a newspaper printed tn said district, and that all known creditors and other persona In interest may sppear at the said time and place and show cause. If any they have, why the prayer of the aaid petitioner should not be granted.

And it Is further ordered by the court, that the clerk ahall send by mall to all known creditots copies of said petition and this order, sddtessed to them at their places of residenos as aiated. Witness tbe Honorable Kenesaw M. Landls. judgs of the said couxl. and tne (Seal of the aeal thereof, at Chicago.

In said Court.) district, oa tbe 1Mb csy of Jsn-uaiy, 1910. T. C. MacMlLLAN. Clerk.

H. N. CUIvwr: REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE. IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OP Jakob Klassen and Lena Klasssn. as joint tet-ams and aaot aa tenants in common, to rearUter tbe title to Lota Thirty-six (88) and Forty-two 42i in.

Block Two 2 In ths Subdivision of the South, Esst Quarter SC. of tbe North Wedt a t'onal ajuarter IN. W. fr. alof Section Seventeen" 17l la Towoshiaa Thirty-seven 37 North.

Range Fifteen Oil East of the Third tSrdi Principal Maridian. in Cook. County. Illinois. Land Regie-trstion No 3393.

To Cbsrles Haase. John Stelnweg and to a'l whom it may concere: Take aaotlce. that is the Eleventh tilth! day ot January. A. D.

191ia, an application waa filed by aaid Jakob Klassecs snd Lena Klassen. as joint tenants and not aa tenante in common, in tne Circuit Court of Cook; County for initial registration of the title to tha land above described. Now unless you appear aa or before tbe Twelfth 12th day of February. 1910, and show cause why such application shall not be granted, the aame will be taken as confessed and a decree will be entered according the prayer of the application and you will be forever barred from di souring the same. JOSEPH E.

UIDWILU fleik. -Of the Clrcuir Court. Cook County. Illlnola REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE -IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION Of Wtlllam C. Metncke and Pauline Meineke.

as joins tenante, but not aa tenants in common to register the title to Lot Eleven (11) in Block twenty-four 124) tn E. Gross' Second Oak Park Adit Ion. aaid Addition being a Subdivision of Blocks Six (tt) and twenty-four (24) in tbe Subdivision of Section Nineteen (19). Township thlrtr-trtoa 489) North. Range Thirteen I8) Eaat.of tbw Third tDrtfr-Principal Meridian, (except tbe Sooth Three Hundred 3i) acres In Cook County.

Illinois. Land Reglatration No. 84U3. To all whom It may concern: Take notice. Tbat on the Eighteenth day of January.

A. D. IkIO. aw application was filed by said William C. Meineke and Pauline Meineke.

in the Circuit Court of Cook County for initial registration of the title to the land above described. Now unless you appear en or before the Nineteenth (19th day of February. A. D. 1910.

and show cause why such application shall not be granted, the same will be taken as confessed and a decree will be entered accordlna to tha prayer of the application and you will be forevtr barred from disputing the same. JUSLrtl IU. H1UHI1J. Clerk of the Circuit Court. Cook County.

Illinois. REOISTRATIOK OF" LAND TITLE. IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF- Henrv 8. Hudson to register the to the West One Hundred ami Ten (110) feet of the South One Hundred and thirty-two (132) feet or the Nor'h. Halt of Block Sixteen (16) in Webb's Subdi vision ot in, noma tast vusnar asl oi oeclion Fourteen I4) tn Township Thirty-eight j3) North.

Ranee Thirteen (131 East of the Third (Srdl Prin cipal in Cook County. Illlnola. Land Registration no. oviKf, Carl O. Relchert.

Carl G. Relchert. Arthui C. Imlg. had ward H.

Jones, and to all whom It may concern raxe notice, mat on tae ain aay or Janu ary. A. D. an application was nied by sai Henry 8. Hudson in tne ajircnit court ox a.oog County lor Initial registration of the title to tha land above described.

Now unless you appear on or before the Fifth (Bth) day of February. A. I. 1910. and show cause why such application ahail not be granted, the same will be taken aa confessed and a decree will be entered according to tbe prayer of the application and you will be forever barred roan disputing the same.

JOSEPH E. BIDWILL. Clerk, Of tbe Circuit Court, Cook County. Illinois. rOTICB OF FIRST MEETING OF CREDITOR.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED Hates for the Northern District of Illinois. In the mstter of William A. Weatherwax. Bankrupt- In Bankruptcy. No.

17318. To tbe Creditors of William Weatherwax. of Chicago. In tbe County of Cook ud District aforesaid, a Bankrupt, Notice la Hereby Given. Tbat on the ISth day tt -January.

D. 1610. the said Wllham A. Weather-wax waut duly adjudicated bankrupt and that tbe first meeting of his creditors will be held at my office. Room 907 Motvadnock Block.

No. f8 Jackson Boulevard. In Chicago. Illlnola. on tbe Sth day of.

February. A. D. 191o. at IO o'clock In the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, r-rivre their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business aa way ptoperly come before said meeting.

Sd DN EY C. TE ASTMJa N. Referee la Bankruptcy. Chicago. January 18th.

1910. NOTICE OF FTRrrr- MEETING OF CREDITORS. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED eJtates for ths Northern District of Illlnola In tha matter of Victor Novelty Works. Bankrupt. Its No.

17218. To the Creditors of Victor Novelty-Works, ct Chicago In the County ot Cook and District aforesaid, a Bankrupt. Nollr-e. is Hereby Given, That en the 29th day of December. A.

D. 1909. the said Victor Novelty Works was duly adjudicated bankrupt and that the first meeting of Its creditors will be held at my a (Tics. Room 907 Monad nor Block. No.

Pel Jackson "Boulevard, in Chicago. Illlnola on the Slat day ot January, A. D. 1910. at 10 JO o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend.

erove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine tha snkropt, and transact auch other business as may properly com. before sgAtrfMAS. Referee In Bankruptcy. Chicago. January 18th.

1910. REGISTRATION OF LAND TITLE. IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION Or" Peter Foots to register the title to Lots Thirty-nine C39). Forty (4o. Forty-one 141) and Forty- two (42) in Block One (1) in Pierce's Park, a Subdivision of the South Weet Quarter SI of the North, East Quarter (H of Section Thlrty-nve (3ft Township Thirty-eight (30 North.

Range Fourteen (14) East of the Third Card) Principal Meridian. In Cook Countr. Illinois. Land Registration No. 3391.

To all whom It may camCern: Take notice, that on the Eleventh (lltb) day of January. A. D. 1910. -an application was filed by said Peter A.

Foots In, the Circuit Court of Cook County for Initial registration of the title to tbe land above de'cribwd. Now unless yon appear on or before the Twelfili 412th) day of February. A. D. 19lO.

and show cause why such sppllcatlon shall not be granted, the aama will be taken as confessed and a decree will be entered according to the prayer of the application and you will be forever barred from disputing the same. JOSEPH E. BIDWILL. Clerk of the Circuit Court. Cook County.

Illinois. CHICAGO. January 18. Tha Cook County civil Service Commission will hold original entrance examinations aa fo.iows: Ciass A Senior physlcisns for Dunning Insts. (Nervous and Mental Diseases), February 8.

)1 Also Assistant Physician for Tuberculosia Hespital at Dunning. February 8. 1910. Scope of above examtnatlcna will be technical knowledge and experleaas. Class Cook a.

February 4. 1810. Scope of above examination will be technical knowledge and experience. Those desiring to tske any of tha above examinations must file their application with the Civil Service Commission. Hoom b47 Court House, prior to dais of examination.

CHARLES D.OASTFIETJ), Secretary. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice 1 hereby given that the undersigned. John Kallsaewski. residing at 8033 West 21st Place. Calcsgo.

Cook County. Illinois, desires to change hie name and assume the nsme ot John P. Kaskey. by which afterward to be called and known, and will at the March Terra, A. D.

1910, of the Circuit Court of aaid Cook County commencing Marcb 21at. Die his petition praying for an. order of aaid court directing and provlcing-thst the name of the underslgneT be changed to John p. accordance with tbe ptayer of sail iOOX P. KAUSZEWSKL.