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THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. MAY 13. 1909. 4 I THURSDAY. 13.

1909. I ILY TRIBUNE 20 1 (---- -----) THE CHICAGO DARo 0 0 1 SEE FLAW IN CASE ON ELECTRIC RATE SEE FLAW IN CASE (IV PINCTPTIIP ATP EXTRA MAIL DELIVERY STOPS I REVELL Discontinuance Caused by Lack EXTRA MAIL STOPS! EvELL I of Appropriation. e'en Rail Rtu Igo 1 'ant It rea I Our greatest sale of men's shirts at 85ft Choice of 1.25 and 1.50 grades I Positively the greatest sale of shirts at 85c held in this sectionover 12,000 and not a single pattern or style that is not worthy of the approval of critical dressers. hc, 11 iliiir Al a----1 1 1-2 cliPv;) 11 COMPELLED TO RETRENCH. Experts Say Citizen Erred in Attacking Commonwealth's Returns to the City.

Question Expected to Come Up Atrain In Fall, When Mails Are Heavy. LOOKS FOR FEDERAL AID. i Dr. W. A.

Evans on Return from Washington Predicts Health Co-operation. The Largest Display. The Lowest Prices. Come to our store and get posted on Oriental Rug values. Below we quote a few of the of bargains in our May sale: ANTIQUE BOKHARA SMALL KAZAK RUGS.

Satchaklis or Tent Mats. This is the The Rugs are very desirable for stair land-greatest collection of these beautiful ings, bathrooms, vestibules, etc. Sizes and much wanted antiques that we about 21x3 feet square. Values 8.65 have ever purchased. up to $15.00.

Sale price $10.00 pieces. Sale 3.25 price ANTIQUE BELOOCHISTAN RUGS $12.00 pieces. Sale 4.75 price They are extremely durable and no Rug from the far East possesses richer col- $15.00 pieces Saprice le 615 orings or is more artistic. Sizes aver- They are extremely durable and no Rug from the far East possesses richer colorings or is more artistic. Sizes dMIMIIMIMOl They're the new summer styles in negligee shirts, in staple and novelty effects, also white: both plaited and plain shirts; some with cuffs attached.

others with detached cuffs. 11 4L.H.. mall -111------ mot "ti r------'1: II Of 4" .) VoTtU. 81 -)It: ck. tA: 0 't'1 I -7: 71,,, A 'C 4 APIIII; i 1 1 'i Hifi olit i 1 4 -F I MI '1 111 3 i i 1 16 i 7 I lk.11 ,114 12....: li 1' 1 7 I I 11 17 1 1 1 ti i I C' I.

il 1 '1' 1 1 I 1 1 ii 1.... A 7, 10 A A 1 7 i 1 1 rk', tri1 if i. 1 17111115'' 't i nV' 4, to I I I.1.1 1 7 1 I 1 ii 6, C- :,:,...4 'i 5 if. Ay 11 I i', 4' They're the new summer styles in negligee shirts, 1 1 in staple 11 I i I At" and novelty effects. also white: both plaited and plain 1 ll I' I shirts; some with cuffs attached.

others with detached culls i 1 11 I .4 average 3x5 feet. Values up to 1 2.75 $25.00. Sale price PERSIAN TURKISH CARPETS ROYAL KAZAK RUGS. This lot includes Mahals, Sultanabads, Muskabads, Amritzars, Khivas, etc. Size Name Value Sale prirp 6.3x 9.5 Khival.

SS5.00 54.75 8.4x10.9 Mahal SI25.00 85.00 8.6x11.5 Sultanabad S135.00 95.00 9.0x12.0 Muskabad SI75.00 120.00 9.2x12.0 $185.00 130.00 10.5x13.5 Mahal S250.00 175.00 Beautiful pieces with colorings of rich reds, deep dark blues. old ivories, etc. Also some bright, bold designs in this lot. Average size 4x7. Val- 9 75 ues up to $40.00.

Sale price A plan to add another delivery of mall to the schedule In the business district of the city has failed for the time being on account of the refusal of the postoffice department to allow Postmaster Campbell an appropriation of Slo.tom for the purpose. The extra delivery was made daily during a period of ten days. but the postmaster was compelled to abandon it because of departmental disapproval. There now are six of mail inside the loop during the day. The tirst is at 7 a.

m. and the last is at 4 p. ne A force of 23o carriers is employed in making these deliveries. The postmaster conceived a plan of facilitating the distribution of mail matter and of catering to the convenience of business men by adding one more delivery. This system would give a delivery of mail on an average of every hour during the business day.

The extra round required the addition of eighteen carriers to the downtown force. and this meant an appropriation of a year for salaries. Appreciated by Business Men. A trial of the plan was given with eighteen substitute carriers. The new system was welcomed by the business men.

who wrote and telf phoned to the postmaster their appreciation of the frequent deliveries. But when Mr. Campbell sought to obtain from the dePartment at Washington the necessary allowance for salaries he was turned down. The department declared that it was compelled to retrench all along the line and that seven deliveries in CLicago waa in the class of luxuries. The extra delivery.

therefore. was abandoned and the substitute carriers relieved of duty. It was said at the time that there even was a question of the payment of the substitutes for their ten days work. but it was stated at the postoftice yesterday that they would be uaid out of the emergency appropriation. Coming Up Again in Fall.

The inatevu- of kolditional delivery in thi- downtown distriet vIlI up again next fall hen the niatiS bee4ane said Assistant Postmaster Hubbard. I think V. ill be kttle difficulty in convincing the department that the extra delivery is needed during the winter at I 11 11 Materials are the best madras and percalesfahries used in high priced shirts. Several leading shirt makers' 1.25, 1.50 and 14175 lines represented. Chance of the season to secure a supply at the lowest price, S5cd.

I It I 1 1 1 Materials are the best madras and percalesfahries used in .4,,1 t-Alnrn 1 1 nn r171-r1 cr 1 -1; ri- t-t1 1 ') 7. 1 7. it A ANTIQUE MOSSOULS RUGS. ANTIQUE SHIRVAN RUGS. They unusual RESORTS AND HOTELS Thick, heavy and lustrous Rugs.

The are the finest assortment of un- quaintest assortment of beautiful anal patterns and colorings we ever tiques we ever offered. Sires range red. Average size about 3x5. from 4 to 5 feet wide and from 6 to 7 $25 00 values, Salel 285 feet long. Values up to 2415 price $50.00.

Sale price are the finest assortment of patterns and colorings We ever offered. Average size about 3x5. 50 cs FE CE3 le TRIP ay E3 and 1 ri Figrathers BARGAINS IN ART RUGS AND MADE-UP CARPET RUGS. HIGMAN PARK $22.00 Art all wool 0:02 14.85 325.00 Wilton Velvet 9x12 18 65 Rugs Rugs THE GEM OF ALL RESORTS" Tile above only- 16 bows the rt-tuarkabie transporia than tairdlittes. Everyone Staiivs that Iligrnan Park is a strictly high-grade fami.y No objectionable peopls.

Modern C.1), Cottage' to rent. Write to ARTHT-R HIGMSN. T-tentcin Harbor Mich. Lr ec- lel $33.00 Wilton heavy 8.3x10.6 Rugs. quality 27.50 CITE THE FOLLOWING INSTANCE OF UNUSUAL VALUE-GIVING IN THEIR UPHOLSTERY AND DECORATING SECTION.

The best values of the yearthese Rugs are all perfect. A complete range of beautiful Oriental and floral patterns S2350 Wilton Velvet 8.3x 10.6 Rugs $27.00 Body Brussels 9x12 Rugs liton elvet 8.3x 10.6 Rugs $27.00 Body Brussels 9x12 Rugs 1 1 Li3 ii LI 5,000 yards of 30c cretonnes, taffetas and art tickings at 18c 1 LAKE GENEVA. nOn feet water front on Norti. Sh 're forty tier, on Lake Geneva. to f-r lease for a term of )ears.

7ti. 01 Central Park Hotel Eariy ly, June Razes. CS culars on request I ST J( AIN. Nfirli r) Ns RESORTSEUROPEAN IlImul- -nin A 1111 ilWILDRAD 1 1 (e, 'IN 16.85 $22.00 Tapestry Brussels, best 15.75 21 85 grade, 9x12 Rugs :537.00 Wilton, heavy quality, 28.75 S25.00 Smyrna all wool 9x12 19 75 9x 12 Rugs Rugs Axminster, extra grade, 225 MADE-UP CARPET RUGS. 9x12 Rugs $15.00 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, $40.00 best Body Brussels Rugs.

10.6 MADE-UP CARPET RUGS. x12 .27.50 S310 extra quality Axminster Rugs. S19.00 extra quali ty Tapestry Brussels 10.6x12 22.50 Rugs. 8.3x12 12.75 $30.00 extra quality Velvet Rugs, 10.6 $18.00 Body Brussels Rugs, 6x9 11.75 1" 21.50 Hundreds of other Rugs to select $28.50 extra quality Velvet Rugs. 8,3 from, including French IN-ilton Rugs.

12 19.50 Bundhar Wilton Rugs, Bundhar Body $25.00 extra quality Axminster Rugs. Brussels Rugs, etc. 8.3x11.0. 16.50 ME Pi. $19M0 extra quality Tapestry Brussels Rugs.

8.3x12 12.75 $18.00 Body Brussels Rugs, 60 11.75 Hundreds of other Rugs to select from, including French Wilton Rugs. Bundhar Wilton Rugs, Bundhar Body Brussels Rugs, etc. in all colors, $22.00 Tapestry Brussels, best 15.75 grade, 9x12 Rugs $37.00 Wilton, heavy quality, 28.75 ttx I 2 Rugs SAYS HIGH WHEAT PRICE HURTS EXPORTS OF FLOUR. 1 CHARMING SUMMER DRAPERY FABRICS FOR BED COVERS, FURNITURE COVERS. SOFA PILLOWS, UTILITY BOXES AND LAUNDRY BAGS.

A big flaw in the complaint of A. J. Sidder that the Commonwealth Edison a as not paying full compensation to tlie was found by employes of the city yesterday. and Controller Walter IL Wilson said the complaint Was dismiseed so far as he was concerned. 'The shoe merchant.

on the other hand. was convinced that in ilgures he obtAtined during the day he had established a prima facie case against the electric company. and he Intimated he had something additional up his sleeve. He admitted he recently had protested against the bills charged against him for lighting his State street store. The flaw found in Mr.

Siddees figures was that he based his deductions on the stock exchange reports of the gross receipts of the company for the twelve months ending Sept 30. during all of which the Commonwealth and the Chicago Edison companies were in Joint operation. and against this amount he contrasted the compensation paid the city during the year prior to June'. 1908. during which there were three months that the Commonwealth alone was to pay compensation The franchise consolidating the two companies was passed Sept.

17. 1911. Until that time the Chicago paid the city no compensation. Compensation for Other Years. The city's compensation trom the Commonwealth for the years preceding.

ending May 31. wa.s as follows: 1944 I 97.3 19414 74 ranft 1903 34,1 1tte7 locs75 The next report to the city was of the proceeds of the Commonwealth from June I. 1907. to Sept. 30 1907.

a hen the franchises went Into effect. and of the consolidation the Edisenfrom that time. Sept. 30. Eity7.

until May .11. ItoRs gross receipts for this period er and the city's 3 per cent was 31r. Siddees claim is that lite reports of the Commonwealth Edisen to the New York and Chicago exchanges show for the year ending Sept. 3O. 191A.

of and that the citys compensation for a year ending a few months earlier should have been in proportion. lie insists the 3 per cent ratio held in former years. so that it should have held in Its17-lasts. Dr. W.

A. Evans. Lalth commissioner. retUrned from NVashingion lit the government abt asked for the establishment at better sanitation for Chicazo. With Dr.

Gustav Weiss of liaremond. het. he left the national capital after assurances from the war department that proper legislation introduced in congress wre.ld be passed without question. and NVilliam R. Humphrey.

representing the Chkago Assceiation of Commerce. remained to see that the initial ste ps in this direction were taken. Senator Cullom a as torn at ay from tariff deliberations long enough to listen to the needs of Chicago and took the framing of an adequate bill under consideration. I le as asked to see that the bill included provisions that all dumping must be done either within the breakwaters where land is to be built by the park boards or at least eight miles out in the lake. Pr.

Evans said that either would keep the water supply safe from di Decide Water Meters Are Useless. The council committee on water recom- mended for passage an ordinance wiping out about water meters now in use. Their maintenance. according to Supt. McCourt of the water department.

a as an expense on the city. as the rates paid by the consumer did not cover the cost of cleaning and repairing them. and the receipts of the city were less than if the consumer paid by the usual front- age rate. The committee favored a rehabilitation of the entire rate scheme. Pry that ae IT Int- 1 rnu-rn rate will be the frontage rate.

and Supt. licCourt was Instructed to ask the law department for ordinance to this effect. The old question of the right of the city to regulate the conduct of automobile drivers was brought up again by the request of the judiciary committee for art opinion from the law department on the propesed ordinance to compel machines to slacken speed when Passing street cars. Assistant Corporation Counsel Hayes repeated the old decision that the state law prohibits the city from passing restrirtive legialation. Formal complaints against the continued existence of center pier bridges in the river have been tiled with Maj.

Thomas II. Rees. chief engineer of the department of the lakes, by ship owners and operators. John Stream Says Foreign Trade Cannot Increase Until Quotation Drops About 15 Cents. Alexander H.

Revell Co. Corner Wabash Ave. and Adams St. Wortlenberg Black Forest Thermal Spring. 430 Meters Above Sea Les-el.

Line: l'irorshelin-Wildbad. Warns Medicinal Springs. For a century efficacious in cases of Mienmatism and G.mt, Ntrrous an.1 Spinal enmplaints. Wounds. Clironic Disorders of the find Steam and trot Hit' bathe, Swedish medicinal message.

swim. rMr.g. harh. cures Summer 1- ealth resort. 1 thin Railway to tl Summer Mount MO Par; te- 1Theater Fishimr.

Prospectus ..11 plfrelqt tn tie ROYAL SPA ADMMTISTRATION. 3- re 10 RESORTS AND HOTELS I RESORTS AND HOTELS 1 0 e.c Av attiL unica I MI hoMI hoMI vo Finest cZZ.Aff1.1ZW42474Z Everybody in the trade has known for many inonths that thcre has been scarcely any business for American flour or wheat." said John Sire Un. member of one of the largest exporting firms in the city. It Ftands to reason that when American wheat is lo to 15 t-nts higher than wheat in Liverpool tilt re can be no business from this country over there. As flour prices are based on the market priee IA twat and as the market price of wheat is made on the floor of the board of trade.

anti tho cash wheat Is governed eetirely by the PrfreS for the options. Is plain to se why our exports have fallen off. Farmers are offering wheat to the elevators in the country at $1 anti the elevators are afraid to contract for much wheat even at that price. This wheat. of course.

will not be delivered until sorne time in July or August. anti If prices on the board of trade can be kept up through manipulations to the present level it will be sold for delivery here. otherwise I look to see the export business pick up. Hut there can be no export business until wheat comes down about 15 cents." Before Sal lind NVrite Town and Country. SR9 5th Ave New Telt for booklets of The Frederick European Hceell.

IYIADSHALL FIELD COMPANY (AMERICAN OR EUROPEAN PLAN) SANITARIUMS. 1-Si. Joseph Mineral Springa iiLip dlialpill 111111UILII 0111 Iligi 111 I Neareut und Best baths for Rheumatism and Nervous Diseases i ILOTEL AND MINERAL I BATHS. ST. JosEPII.

MICHIGAN. 171 i st i S. S. kA)SIF, I i'. s' .1.1 1 CiVI i.i.' ri3i 4.

1. place on sale today at greatly reduced prices Hotel on Great Lakes combines warm hospitality with cool, refreshing lake breezes. Away from the dust and noise of the city, yet only 10 minutes' ride by express trains from the theatre, shopping and business district. 0 It is delightfully situated close to the famous golf links, lagoons and other attractions of South Park System. Has 450 large, airy, outside rooms and 250 private baths.

Its beautiful lawns, shrubs, 41 flower beds, tennis courts and nearby sandy beach add to the 1 enjoyment of its guests. A broad veranda of nearly 1,000 feet on two sides overlooks Lake Michigan. Table always the best. I One can enjoy all the summer gaieties or find restful quiet in 64 many cool, secluded nooks. Tourists and transient guests have Al every attention.

Handsomely illustrated bookiet free on request. 1 many cool, secluded nooks. Tourists and transient guests have every attention. Handsomely illustrated bookiet free on request. wf; 1)3 Ls; Yd- Ae 411 k14 I EIGHTY TO BE SUED FOR TAXES.

Proceedings to Compel Payment of Personal Property Assessments Will Be Filed Today. MUDLAVIA T4Tomen's Fine Handkerchiefs I Address Manager, Sist Blvd. and Lake Shore, Chicago, ill. Telephone Hyde Perk 4000 0 This 'crest resort open Cie year round. Cotsbine rest.

health and pleasure for your location-Only a few hours ride fr.Jui Chloago. near Att. June Con Chicago Eastern bi1ncI and Wabash ratiromds. Na tu re's greatest core tat Stheumstism, Gout. Kidney, Skin.

Bladder. Stomach and Nervous Diseases. For beautifully illus. Magarine and all intwination. address B.

KRAMER, Gen. Manager. Kramer. Ind. 411 Suits will he tiled today in the Municipal court against Ighty tit fentlants to compel them to pay their Ittu7 personal property taxes.

a ceordtng to announcement madq Yesterday in the count attorney's office. Among the persons and firms against st horn suits ill be tiled are James J. the George W. Jnekson construction company. anti the Washington Park Fireproof warehouse.

eillioyer Est 1E5741 anitarium ATLAIITIC CITY, N.J. le comprising a splendid assortment of samples and a large accumulation of soiled and mussed Embroidered, Initial and Colored Novelty Handkerchiefs, taken from our regular high-grade lines. 15c 18c 25c 35c 111 Home Ulm comforts, rest. safety 0 in cilful attendance. baths, eecricity.

at mprierate cost. nu Veunoyer Adams. Kenosha. Mil Chie-ag ()Ines, hoviL Thursda5 a. 2 to 4.

l'tnne, Pri ate Exchange 1. Hc mziera tn. reti ot This Greatest Rsort in th World. I. an ideal spot to spend the spring and ortiMMer vacation.

This seaside metropolis offers every diversion and every comfort known to seashore life. MADSHALL FIELD COMPANY HOTEL DBMS GEORGE H. DAGGETT CO. TRANSFER TRADES IN GRAIN. n.

Telephone WInnethe ie. Heart and Digestion a Specialty North Shore Health 4r Resort, Winnetka, El. write re Cottleone RETAIN CR REGAIN HEALTH at the Bear Tooth Dude itanch tn tlarits Part Valley. 8 miles from tbe lelloscstone National Park. Istagmacent scenery.

Abundant hunting and fishing. suuLutaln titer end ideal climate. Tuberculosis patients thrive In the balsam laden air. Vacationists have the time Cl their lives. Hest ettentlon given each guest Very low rated.

XVIII today for full particulars. Address C. (Theft. Wvo Rn1 4 P.orta, III situated directly on the on front. surrounded by Its own spacioun lawn.

which joins the beach and boardwalk. Most liberally appointed and liberally conducted hotel on the New Jersey Coast. WALTER J. BUZBY First Floor. Ball-Bearing Carpet Sweepers, $2.75 and $3.25.

Senior Member of Chicago-Minneapolis Firm Stricken with Paralysis, but Financial Trouble Is Denied. DR. RANSOM'S SANITARIUM DIVIDE RESORT ROCKFORD, ILL. A quiet, resqui holue thoFe Buffet, irg from nervous and Inc rnal c'dstaaes atidIctions 0, erlookinz Uork ar, es palt: pure wa7cr. Perm Hotel and 12 cottages.

on the Turtle chain of lakes. on new Branch C. N. W. By Finest muskellunge, pike.

and bass fishing in the sate. Main attractions: rowing. canoeing. yachting. fishing.

shooting. sailing. tennis. billiards. bowling.

dancing. etc. Hotel, cottages and grounds lighted by electricity and running water. Rates. $111 to $14 per week.

For enragements of rooms and further information adtiress FAYETTE L. BUCK. Wineheater. Wis Formerly I-1101e WIR 0 2b, 0 Storage of furs by the dry, cool air system SALTZMAN BATHS, Anti-rheumatic cure and rervous dt5eac-s Wril for booklet. AddreEs SALTZMAN MINERAL BATH Ca.

Denton r.arb r. THE GRISWOLD JI (e-i ''ll5s A 7r 4 S-A, 15.1. A t'''. 4'' 14 3 .17 .1::: IF f- 4 Madison Sanitarium, Madisal Wit On beatrifu! na an Alm to: r-st I klraz of atLE massagt-. s.

I EASTERN POINT NEW LONDON. CONN. ()pen June 25th. FINEST SEASlioRE RESORT IN AMERICA. Inm New Unequaled Szulirg.

flathlvg. A ivit.s. Tennis. (1,4. Dancing.

For let Rates. Address W. J. FLEMING. 71 Broadway, Room New York.

Also Mgr. The lielleview. Beneath. Fin. "GLENAR' YrivAte Sanitarium Lake lituir.

Zs. niinutis frnin 1r country ukde it piiat- ire fri-e from ail institutional 1-1 Considerable surprise was manifested by members of the board of trade yesterday morning when announcement was made on the floor that George H. Daggett a firm of well known brokers, with Chicago and Minneapolis offices. hal transferred their trades to the J. Rosenbaum Grain company.

It was thought at first the firm was in financial difficulty. but later in the day it was learned the trouble was not financial but physical. George TI. Daggett. senior member of the firm.

and a resident of Minneapolis, was stricken for the second time Tuesday night with paralysis. Therefore. It was decided in the morning that the business should be wound up at the Minneapolis and Chicago offices. The house transferred its trades in Minneapolis to Ila 'lett Co. The company is perfectly solvent." raid Frank S.

Daggett. manager of tie Chicago branch. Our trade is amply protected and nobody will lose a dollar." It was reported about the floor during the day that J. Brandt Walker. who sprang into fame a few years ago through his operations on the stock market.

has come to Chicago to give battle to James A. Patten. I came to Chicago to see my father," said Mr. Walker. I have been bullish on wheat but have little interest in it now." FOR LAKESIDE IIOTEL -AND COTTAGES YOUR Cowpokes Lake.

Wis. 107 mtiPs from Chicago. cpens OLITMG Mav 29th Special rates fur June tVrite EMIL GILJOHANN. Prom WAUMBEK AND COTTAGES Jaren NOM N. in the White Mountains.

SEASON IhNE UNTIL OCTOBER. Detached family cottages completoiy furnished with Hotel Service. Particulars Upon Request. CHARLES V. MURPHY.

Manager. Address LAUREL HOUSE. Lakewood. N. Until June llIth.

FLAMBEAU LODGE. CLEMENS OPEN ALL TILE YEAH ktoC.N Its Mineral Battle Cure Itteumausm. Wr It te Illustrated booklet to It Eastman. Chambeta Commerce Mt Clemens lch Ideal and exclusive northwoocla camp. rd season.

miles of Chicago; log buildings only; exccptional table and r'Ie. IM lakes; muskellurge. bass. Oke. No bar; ro telephone: no launches; heavy pine tinter.

uncut; uildcst rtgion rt Wis. Station and P. 0 is Powell on N. W. For booklet or ad.

camp or Ttl. 12418 'IV. 0. WATROCS. 276 Franklin-at Chicago.

Our vaults afford the most approved methods for safeguarding furs. We clean furs before storing them. By the dry, cool air current system furs come out of storage fresh and glossy. Charges are moderate; alterations and remodeling done now at special prices. Phone Private Exchange 10 and a messenger or wagon will call for your furs.

EDUCATIONAL. HOTEL RUDOLF The John Marshall RAYMOND WHITCOMP'S Tickets and Tours to EUROPE. ALASKA. CALIFORNIA, YELLOWSTONE PARK. R.

J. NEIDLINGER, 216 South Clark Street. Chicago. I Atlantic C1t38 lArgest ocean-front hotel. rafactty.

Offering every known high-class hotel appointment in COnj1111011011 with its famed cuisine. American and European plans. Sea and fresh water baths No extra charge for use of baths. Orellestra. Speciai early scapton rate, A.

S. Rukeyvcr. Mgr. 3o-e1 Hillman. Pres.

107 Dearborn Chicago a EVENING MISR WITH DAY STAlt3113 Courses lead to Degrees of LI B. and SCh001 I LE Fall Term begins Seq. tUt lin 114- Li i sa 23d, 630 p.m. '4rite tor catalogue. Tel.

Central 449 BLAMES CHICAGO WHEAT DEAL FOR LOSS IN FLOUR EXPORTS. CUDDY'S DRUCE LAKE HOTEL On Druce Lake Ut. Fine fishing. bathing and boating; good table WA Eq.rviee W. H.

CUDDY. (rays Lake. TattbOTOUqb EleiVtin Particularly attractive during Atlantic's great Spring and Summer PelLSOLLS. May and June ars moat delightful mouths. JOSIAH WHiTE SONS COMPANY.

Agent of Department of Commerce and Labor Reports on Conditions in Europe Following Manipulation. They are the easiest running Carpet Sweepers in existence. The driving wheels are of pressed steel and mounted so that gentle pressure on the handle forces them against the brush pulley. This compels the brush to sweep perfectly clean at every movement. Ingenious arrangement of the supporting rods makes the Sweeper adjust itself to all grades of carpet.

The brush releasea little spring at the end of the Sweeper enables the brush to be withdrawn when it is desired to clean it. There are many other original improvements which make these styles the highest form of development in Carpet Sweepers. One of the two models is made exclusively for us, $2.75 and $3.25. Third Floor. Boarders Wanted at THE FARROW HOUSE LAKE VILLA, ILL.

Beautifully located. near Cedar Lake. Pleasures Cr every description. Will sell at bargain. MADAME 1LATLANEK, feraierly w.th Imperial Theater, Vienna.

Personal intlittle (ion in the artistic. acholarly methol Cf stage fancy and toe dancing kie.ffpf, Meiropolei Etn and Hammersteina. New Yoi-k; Grand OPettl, Paris; Imperial Berlin; Vienna; Royal Theater, London; Munich. etc. Graduates of mY guaranteed to pars any operatic stage extonlnation.

School rerformances glYen. lics.Tel. Lincoln Fine Arta Tues. Gr lq a m. to 1 L-riViardel WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS BATH VA.

Is now open for guests. For circulars and terms address BUIS. JOHN L. EUBANK, Warm Springs, Bath Va. Waubesa Beach, Lake Waubesat Madison, Ails.

Beet fishing in Wis. Furnished cottages dining-room service by the week or season Information on application. J. C. McKenna.

Madison. Wis. ROCKFORD COLLEGE FOR WOMEN BELVEDERE BEACH One of the la leading women 's of the country. Degrees of A.H. I S.

Tr for a vocation. Catalog. Julia 11. Gulliver l'h. Prts.

Beautifully situated on lake blurt Only farm remort with modern conveniences Fresh fruits and vegetables. R. A. HISTED. South Haven.

Mich. RESORTS AND HOTELS Lakewood Hotel Paw Paw Lake' Mich. on Pere Marquette. $2 2 5 round trip. good from Friday to Monday outdoor attractions; roller sit a ing, dancing.

fishing. J. BERNESTINE. Prop. Tutoring School, 63 Auditorium Building Instructors In all subjects Sent an, whf Pugli-th assisted or entire charge taksno Thorough prePsrstion for college or school examinations.

Lea hours. 10-11 a 4-5 m. The DEIISE1ORE HOTEL l-IRwcDcc IR. s-r GREEN LAKE, WIS. Tie most beautiful 14 (MIMI Resnrt in ibe N.

W. Write FRANK C. HOWARD. Prop. RESORTS AND HOTELS OTTAWA HOUSE AND COTTAGES Cushing's Island, Portland Harbor, Maine.

Opens June 26th. Always cool. invigorating climate. pure spring water. beautiful scenery.

country and seaahore combined. all amusements. For tstoklet. ratea etc address BOYCE RE HAT Hotel Martha Waahington. New York.

Washington. D. May 12 Wheat Manipulation at Chicago bas rendered business In American flour impossible for months." reports Special Agent M. IL Davis of the department of commerce and labor. Mr.

Davis has been in Europe for several months Investigating conditions of tho markets there for grain and flour. Ile writes thp bureau of manufactures touching the effort of recent speculation in this country in wheat, as follows: I confidently believe that if the wheat trpeculators had let the market alone. we should have exported at least 2,000.000 barrels more of flour to Great Britain and Europe on the current crop than the figures ill now be able to show. The of bread and the distressed financial conditions on this side dld not jusIffy in the minds of buyers any faith in higher prices. The result lathe home mills on this side have done more business than usual sad the Importers less." COME TO THE CAMP LAKE HOTEL for rest.

quiet. recreation; strictly modern hotel. April. May. June are the months you and rest and quiet J.

If. McVET. Camp Lake. Wis Ninth and Loenat Streets, KANSAS CITY, MO. 200 rooms elegantly appointed.

NO with private bath. American plan. $2 50 up; European plan. $1.00 up. JAME.13 KIDTNER, and Mar.

DRAPER HALL SUMMER RESORT All modern Improvements; heradouarters for auto tourists; now open for Pummer of VAC for terms address CHAS. B. DRAPER. SPRING LAWN HOTEL You will find most people who own homes read The Tribune. Delavan Lake.

Real home table and PUrrOtInd'Iliff; bathing near; golf links; gq to $10. For family rates. apply. R. GILE, Delavan, Nagawicka Cottage Twenty-first season begins June 1.

''I and tottagee. most beautlful location in Waukesha County. All buildings electric lighted; long distance phone. The place of comfort itrid root Adciteaa W. O.

WIEITS4 DelatIde Vitib GRANGER FARM RESORT On banks of Lake Michigan; well screened; bath- TYranena Cottages, Furnished int boating. dancing tennis; excellent food; Et to Five and six rooms. on Rock Lake Lake MillSIO tents furnished to Jai rates. WIG Ground. private; location delightful; SW.

$75 Mrs. oodasi onager. atinen ubor. mioA. 11100 tor swoon.

31. G. Vpdtko. Madison. Wia.

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