The Scranton Truth from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 10

10' THE SCRANTON TRUTH, MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 1914. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL fiiOTOIiuiEfJ PAPER READ BY KEHR QUOTATIOriS THE OUTLOOK IB THE THEIR OVERALLS EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY EVERY DAY PHONE 4000 FOR RATES IN THIS PEPARTMENT CLOSE OF MARKETS STOCK MARKET All motormen on the trains of the Lackawanna Wyoming Valley rail (By Special Wire' to, Chishoim Chapman.) Early southern weather Alabama, Thomasville, clear. To: Montgomery. Mobile, Decatur, clear, 82: Selma, clear and hot, no rain; Huntsville, hot, showers Sunday and light one today; Birmingham, cloudy, 74. rained Sunday; Atlanta.

and Rome clear: Augusta, cloudy, very little showers: Mississippi, Jackson. Aberdeen, Columbus Sorinth clear. Texas. San Antonio, Gainesville, clear: Temple cloudy, 74; Crawford, cloudy. Cordill wire from San Antonio, Texas.

Dalas, Waco, Austin irnd San Antonio conditions bad. Both stands road Between tins city and Wilkes Barre and also on the Dunmore branch appeared for work this morning clad in bright new overralls, the move le the result of one of the provisions in the agreement adopted re LETTERS A no llae kaaiaeaa ram kere will 7a abaat ceata day. 1'avac for reareaeatative. (By G. Edward Graff, 214 Mearg Bldg.) At opening market was dull and prices were generally a shade under Kriday closing figures.

Attendance was Willis A. Kemmerer. of Bittenben der and John B. Williams, of the Williams Drop Forging company, have returne' from Cleveland, where they were delegates to the annual convention of the American Iroti, Steel and Heavy Hardware association. Mr.

Kemmerer read a paper on "The Cost of Doing Business" and his expert handling of the subject deeply impressed the delegates who had assembled from all parts of the country. Th. iA NfiW FACTORY? YES! The better Shon. cently. Bide HEART TO HEART Whi light, as many of those who had gone out of town over the holiday had not returned to the street and dealings mere was not protest from the wofk you ever saw.

originated lor most part in the room. Also hurrv tin ltc. utraus, cards, eio NEW YORK, June 1. Prices were generally a shade under Friday's closing figures at the opening, and the market 'was dull. Attendance was light, as many of those who left town over the holiday week end had not returned.

Dealings originated for the most part in the room. The market showed a technically good position at the end of the fiist hour. There was an improvemsnt in both strength and activity. Missouri Apparently the announcement after Friday's close regarding note matter and plant very irregular, just coming up and much not planted. Central and South Texas probably three weeks late.

Fields foul. Much heavy bottom lands abandoned recently. Heavy rains delayed work. Texas made little or no progress since my last trip. Conditions as a whole very poor for cheapest ever e'ric multigraph.

a Urn for "le orPm Pri'frs and Has Phone 539 and maL.dV, mgi. Soma of you In business may feel yon cannot airord 10 use advertising space, tul you can ult oid to have your card In these columns, ihe cost is trltlins. and In. this way your business card will be going Into tnousanoa or somes every day to stay. Better luink it over and then jinone 4000 tor Price and subntii corresponded to the street's expectations, for Missouri Pacific was practically unchanged in price.

It lost 1 8 on first sale, but soon recovered it. Rumor that the government contemplated a change of sugar schedule so tnat state. Shorts were free buyers during the early trading. The government report issued at AUTO TIRES. MONEY TO LOAN.

evenings. su Spruee open as to retain a duty of a cent a pound on the comomdity. which under the noon snowed condition 74.3. Pacific reached its highest rrice for In its report on Mr. Kemmerer's paper, the Daily Iron Trade, published in Cleveland, says in part: "Mr.

Kemmerer considered the separate divisions of accounts, showing where economies "are practical in each. He urged the great importance of distributors being fair to eacn other as in conflicting territory and deplored methods whose only result Is the cutting of profits. Regarding economy, he said mnro AJAX TIRES, GUARANTEED MIL.ES; palrinj and vulcanising. a2B Franklin A law as It tsands would be admitted Whitman says: Would buy cotton some time when it sold up to 19 3 4. 1 ritir Aak 101 Ana.aj41 on any soft spot, as the government motormen on the regulation this morning although some of the younger employes had objected to the Idea when it was first announced.

Officials of the company had nothing to say on the matter and from what could, ha gleaned in conversation with some of the motormen and conductors all the men are more or less pleased. It means a great saving to the motormen in that they will now be abls to wear suits that under other circumstances would objectionable. The overralls looked quite dressy and gave out the impression that the men were ready for. work. No change Will be made in the conductors' uniform.

BLIND BROTHER FINDS HIS SISTER IN DETENTION HOUSE i LJ 11 C5 LCI lXUs IOUOCU SUIIIC Ull iraa.ng was ami auring me sceona ing ot Arnelrcan Beet Sugar and at end hour, the market apparently waiting of a few minutes the stock sold at report is very Dunisn. Forecast for' the western belt, prob ably showers, Oklahoma and Texas. AUTO TOPS. for settlement of the Missouri Pacific rt, a gain of 1 MILLINERY infants stamped gods ad idie' and Spruce St. aad neckwear.

SS4 There was a slight tendency to sag Ben Bryan says: Government is very bullish and cotton should be bought iwi a suiLT ASD REPAIRED, TA1LOK audi scat covers made and Hued to order, by Joan, the Top Man," Lackawanna on a setDack. business have been ruined by economy oi'l JO Aaams Ave. during first half hour, but volume of dealings was light and nearly all the business was confined to a few stocks. It was an uninteresting affair and no one expected much pendine the rate decision, regarding the nature of which man i.y extravagance, for the reason OSTEOPATHY PHYSICIANS TO INQUIRE BOOKS mat raise economies, which are very matter. There was a sufficiently confident feeling: on this to sustain prices even when trading practically ceased.

The market was exceedingly quie during: the early afternoon, slowing dovi. practically to a standstill. The market closed dull. (Quotations Furnished by Brooks 423 fcpruce Street.) DR. M.

Hours. A ORIK.V. 215 I to Tuesdays. WASHINGTON. Thursdays, siat urdays.

Bell, nam 10 uetect, are the very worst kind of extravagances. He advanced the idea that the time to effect econ tnts rvlr IN THE CL.OUD," "SONGS OF Love and Faith," a book of songs and 5864. INTO SANITY OF THE GIRL ev. jonn H. wngntnour.

oubUsh drench can be had at omies is when the firm has much PAPER HANGING the traders were not sanguine. New Haven was weakest feature, selling down to 66, compared with .67 at Friday's close. Texas Company was strong, advancing to 147, compared with 145 at close on Friday. Rise was in response to belief that company would an important increase of its profits bv oiDintr wik otnop," Adams Ave. and Lfln den St.

Verna Bennett, the eighteen vear money ratner than little, and that PAINTING AND I'1 A DC.D 1 1 a Lold girl who suddenly became insane Groping his way blindly into the office of the House of Detention, Tonftny Ketchuck, lately returned from economies should never be practiced by th dav done Low. Close. 71 71 25 25 27Vi 27 BUSINESS CARDS. kin, 407 last night while at the House of De i me expense or the good will confidence of one's trade." tention, will be taken to Hillside the School for the Blind at Overbrook, High. Amal Copper "2z Amer Beet hnsar Amer Can com 27 Amer Car Foundry 51 American Ice 31 Amer Locomotive 31 Amer Smelting 3Vi Amer Sugar ex div.

.1084 F. W. A. Waterhonse nf Son stiimbled into his father's arms and Home today for an examination by PERSONALS 40.000 business cards for cents, distributed free every day. That's what a 2 lin card In this department amounts to.

Phone now for rates, 4000, both phones. 504 312 31 63 physicians. The girl remains the begged that his sister, Mary, be taken Cisco, was elected president of th, association. WILL ACCEPT with adoption of torn with him. The father, who Sat urday caused the arrest of his daugh 108 ust present clean ITnL ln: CHARCOAL or natural gas into New Orleans from the property which It recently took over from the Busch Kverett syndicate.

Towards end of first hour there was a little improvement both in strength and activity, the market acting in a way to indicate that technical position was good. By selling up to 19, Mop reached highest price at which it has sold for some little time, and its strena th en Amer Tel Tel 12214 12214 Anaconda Copper 32 32 Also hm.V pay cost. Jn'anta aollclted costs of "1H SOil MRS JOHN 97 BEiR Atchison i adoption. Corres intiAn r. same mysterious personage that told of being attacked by two men with whom she and a friend were walking at the firemen's carnival in Taylor last week.

The girl is very good loking, with pretty hair and eyes. Today in a padded cell at the City Hall police ter on the charge of being lneorrible, wiped his eyes and in broken English told the little blind boy that it is better that his sister remain at the charity Maturnity hounirn rTu 8 lnvted. Th" 238 Oelnut Suioui: HARDWOOD CHARCOAI UT UP IN paper sacks, for kindling Ares. Sanitarv Fuel 241W Amelia Ave. fhone, 1277, or st any store.

50 31 31 63 108 122 32' 97 91 41H 93 195 34 41 51 100 27 128 y. Pa. ,90 41 93 194 rooms. CLEANING AND PRESSING. couraged the belief that some arrange I ments would be made to take care of! Tommy is eight years old.

Mary is sixteen. A few months ago Tommy IS LAID AT BEST rso house, 0 wshioiton bag3' twlne Wsr. Baltimore SI Bethlehem Steel 41 Brook Rap Tran 931i Canadian Pacific Central Leather 35 1 Chino Copper 41 Chesapeake Ohio 51 Chi. Mil St 100 Colorado I ..2714 Consolidated Gas ....128 Corn Products 9 Erie 29 1st 4311 was sent to the School for the Blind WILL KEEP YOUR CLOTHES PRESS a month. Modern Tailoring 632 Lackawanna, ana re leit his sister along with tl.iea station, she appeared to have improved since her experience last evening, when she became unmanageable, and menaced herself and others in the House of Detention.

The Bennett girl was brought to this citv last week by Mr. and Mrs. unaeposited notes and avert receivership. While the recent marine disaster produced depressing influence on Canadian Pacific the stock was firm and there was said to be buying on possibility of oil developments as a result of ihe re brothers and another sister at the RUBBER HOSPITAL. COAL DEALERS.

8 i One home in Mills, near nciu in mis citv was that of VI 43 V. 124 CALL Haul Benore, of Scrantnn strent hoi sai WHEN YOUR COAL 13 LOW. Harry Snyder, 3051 137 N. Main. Ing of all kinds.

rlint; hot wafer bottl.f BS REPAIRED goods repaired at 41? and rubber Bell. 2678 J. 413 St. Free air. cent discovery in Alberta.

In addition the bright prospect for Spring wheat 111 urday afternoon with services at Fierce, who found her acting queerly on a train. Her actions showed that crop was Dunisn tactor. Luke's church. Rev. Robert 1 Kreit Saturday returning from the school he was taken to the charity rooms where Mrs.

Duggan, the agent, led him to his sister. Tommy asked many questions as to why Mary, a young lady, should be in the house. Mary said she did not know. 62 39S JOHN MORGAN, COAL EXPRESS, 213 Center St. Bell, W62 J.

Auto ssrvice. REAL ESTATE NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET NEW YORK, June 1. Flour Inactive, unchanged. Pork Steady; mess, 138 125 li 66 CORtSETIERE Spruce St. Bell, 37a That was Saturday.

Today Mary re St 41 51 99 27 128 8 28 43 124 111 62 398 138 125 1814 65 92 104 111 111 121 44 164 s' 92 24 155 61 109 56 61 Lard Quiet; middle west spot, REAL ESTATE LOANS. SPtRELLA CORSRTS JE.NNIE CHROMES Williams, Manager, Cor. Main and Lafayette. Bell phont. 2463 J.

iterates her former statements that she 104 111 $2,000 Sugar Raw, dull: centrifugal. 96 AND J1.000 TO LOAN gave her parents no cause for such action as they have seen fit to take. She also Ill's i lAL.l. ja.Jit; muscovado, S9 test, COUPONS, STAMPS, ETC. Great Northern pfdl24 'Illinois Central .111 Inter Borough pfd 62; Lackawanna 398 Lehigh Valely 139 125 Missouri Pacific 19 New Haven 6 New York Central 92 Norfolk Western ..104 Northern Pacific ....111 Pennsylvania 111 Peoples Gas 121 Pressed Steel Car 44 Reading 1.i Republic Iron Steel 23 Rock Island 3 South Pacific ex div 93 Southern Railway 24 Colon Pacific ex div.

156 fcteel ex div 61 i Steel pfd 10 9 C'tah Copper 57 AYabash Western Union 61 refined; dull: cut loaf, 13.15; 'crushed worked, she claims, turning over her JBldg. fancier she was deranged, and the girl was taken to the House of Detention. Saturday, while in company with three other girls on the second floor, she commenced to do stunts that alarmed her guards. A telegram was received from Ger mantown, near Philadelphia, this morning, saying that the girl's mdther is also In Hillside Home, and that tt brother will probably come to this citv from Germantown. The girl worked as a domestic in Dunmore until last Wednesday, when she, in company with a friend, went to attend the firemen's car nival.

It was here that the alleged 906 Hears ler, rector of the church, ottieiating. The floMtl offerings were numerous and beautiful. The pall bearers were: George Clibbons, E. Lord, s. Klein, A.

H. Keisling, Nelson W. Kdgar and C. S. Stetter, all employes of the company.

The flower bearers Were: T. J. Rossi and George Speiss. The out of town people present were: John Morris Benore, of Ithaca, N. Mr.

and Mrs. James Hay ward, of West Pittston; James and Howard Hayward, of Kingston; Mrs. Sadie Haldeman and son, of Tamauqua. Those who donated flowers were: Employes of the T. M.

Miller. wages to them every week. 7Ier father o.vd; powaerea, granulated, 4.204.25. Coffee Rio. No.

7. on spot, 9c. FREED. THE COUPON KING, PAYS CASH for Trading S'lmps. soap tppa.

and al. kinds of coupuls. entrance a Wyoming Ave. claims that she will not work steadily. STEAMSHIP AGENCyT lallow Quiet; city, 6c; country, That is the only reason that he K'ives for wishing her taken in charge Ijy ihe large oouan fmea 121 44 165 22 3 92 24 155 61 109 56 61 DAIRIES.

the society. Mary is a pretty girl. She hs made oyo7c; special, ic. Hay Steady; prime, 15; No. 3, 8795e; clover 87cll.0o.

Dressed Poultry Quiet; turkeys, 16 25c; chickens. 1523c; fowls, 12ffl 18c; ducks, 16c. Live Poultry Dull: im. 941 na friends of all who have talked with STONE WORK. ENDERLV DAIRY ALWAYS RELIABLE.

Special milk fro mour own Jersey and Guernsey herds. Both phones. Cor. Larch St. and Monsy Ave, her since she came to the House of attack occurred, for which two men Detention.

ducks, 13c; fowls, 1516c: turkeys. aai H.r.i company, Conrad Wenzel estate, Wolf I havent had much pleasure at 1415c: roosters, 9c; chickens, broil are now being neia ior coun. mcj are Joseph Quinn, of Buffalo, and ers. 3dc kinds of nag work stones, steps and' laying sidewalks, curb coping, ain and Wenzel, Mr. and Mrs.

W. N. Faatz, of Willmantic, Miss R. Jones, all gave wraths; Miss Elizabeth I home," says M.ary, this morning. "I know that I have not been a bar! girl." Cheese Firm: state milk, common to AB1NGTON DAIRY CO.

WHOLESALE and retail dealers in pure milk and cream, and strictly fresh eggs, also manufacturers of fancy creamery butter and cottage cheese; special bottled milk front our Jersey and Guernsey herds. Both ononea. 322 24 Linden St. an work right. Joseph Rorich, of South Scranton.

Quinn is in jail without bail ana guaranteed, specials, ll(14c: skims, common to special, 5llc; full skims, l4c. Mary agrees with Mrs. Duggan tht Rorich is out on $o00 ban. the best thing for her will be a hojie Butter Quiet; receipts, 12,535 7 STORAGE. creamery, extra, 2626c; state dairy wit hpeople who will care for her and treat her properly.

The father, Mike tubs, 1925c. DETECTIVE AGENCY. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. (Quotations Furnished, by Brooks 423 spruce Street.) WHEAT High. Low.

Close. Julv S7 S6 86 September 85 85 85 68 67 68 September 66 65 66 TS Julv 39 39 39 September 38 37 38 TWO MEN BLACKJACKED Eggs Firm: receipts. 27.219 nkprs Haldeman and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Bush, Mr.

and Mrs. H. W. Sexton, Mr. and Mrs.

David G. Williams, of Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Morgan, Mr.

and Mrs. William H. Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Webber, Mr.

and Mrs. Irving McConnell, T. J. Rossi, Nicholas Bola, John Ra Ketchuck, was surprised to learn tnat nearby white fancv. 2324e: nearhv.

storage rooms; low lork storage Ware mixed fancy, 1921c; fresh firsts. nouse 22i Center St Tommy had been returned to city for the Summer vacation. DURING FIGHT IN SALOON RAFTER'S DETECTIVE AGENCY OF flees, 632A Conr.ell Scranton. Pa. Civil and criminal investigations.

H. A. Hatter, frincipai. Bull Dhone. 1060.

30. all goods 1 tu After consulting with the authorities CATTLE MARKET. East Buffalo. Cattle Receipts. 3.250: market, fair DRESSMAKING.

TRUCKING. No arrests have been made in trie i 1. 7... FOR ALL this afternoon the father of the girl decided to withdraw the charge of incorrigibility and to leave her in the care of Mrs. Duggan who will find a home for her.

TOO LATK FOB, CLASSIFICATION. saloon fight case at Dickson City dur xasic nuuoc ing which two brothers were struck Ucasket bouquets. with a blackjack. One of them.li Interment was made in the Forest ly active. 10 to 15c higher; prime steers.

moving, and MRS. ORABOW. FORMERLY USE. Baker, of Wilkes Barre. now in Real Estate 122 Washington Ave.

New phone, 2370 M. Frank cysKesK.v, iweniy eiisni. r' Hill cemeterv ja.n'jra a.uu; snipping steers, s.ut)ctx.u; butcher grades, I7.00JS.35; heifers, cows, $3.50 7.00: bulls, WANTED INTELLIGENT, WELL oia, is in ine olbic kUhIi He will recover. dressed single man, age 22 to 28 to typewriters: a.vtip i.bd; much cows and spingers, Countv detectives wi.i inveniHi DRESSES Allen's, go on road; permanent position: THE MOST UP TO DATE made, at' reasonable prices, Harrison. Bell, 3067 J.

the circumstances this aiiernoon chance for advancement; only men of EAST SCRANTON Apply 803 Real atljlt JSK. when they will get a siaiemeni na'Hant in TlOSnital. Th PO good habits need apply; must be able to start at once. Call at Lincoln FLORISTS. COURT REFUSES TWO OLD LICENSES lice of Dickson Ciy reported to the rtiiiirt attorney's office that tney UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY liotel, Washington avenue; Mr.

Spear en, 7 to 8 p. m. Jl t3 CLARK, FLORIST. REMOVED TO M4 26 Washington opposite J. D.

Williams Bro. Flowers, plants, seeds, canary birds, gold fisb. Both phones. REAL ESTATE BOUGHT 4N THEfiT ington series of Southern tleveloS nen the surest path of fortune todav Bay, Alabama, has doubled in FURNITURE times. Other dsvainnm.m.

"ny WANTED PRIVATE, SAFE PLACE to keep small car, walking distance of 726 N. Irving avenue. Address 726 N. Irving avenue. Jl tl have as yet made no arrests, pending the arrival of the investigation.

They say that the brawl occurred in the saloon of John Sopinsky after an all day drinkine bout between several members of the party. How the fight started lias not been discovered. SERIOUSLY INJURED IN Calves Keceipts, 1.100; market, active. 25c higher; cull to choice, $6.00 10.50. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 4.S00: market, active; choice lambs, S7.75(h 7.90: cull to fair, yearlings, sheep, $3.006.33.

Hogs Receipts, market, fair lv active. 10 to 15e lower; Yorkers, pigs. mixed, heavy, roughs, stags, $6.00 6.50, Chicago. Hogs Receipts, 37,000: market, slow, lower; mixed' and butchers, $7.80 8.07; good heavy, rough heavy, light, Pigs, $7.007.75. Cattle Receipts.

18.500; market, steady; beeves, cows and heifers, $3.708.75: stockers and feeders, $6.35 The East Side Woman's Christian Temperance Union Flower Mission will hold their weekly meeting on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Charles Slade, of 604 Prescott avenue. All persons having flowers for the sick and shut in are requested to send them to Mrs. Blade's on Wednesday morning. KranK Hawlev. Walter Derrv nnri at the omce and famine Syndic! vPnnL and.

get In on th ground door. ans Good WHEN YOU 'xHINK OF SAVING MONEY think of Cummlngs' Cut Rate Furniture 509 Lackawanna. Pfumi.ters Sales Perse, as the The hotel property at Old formerly conducted by Pearl vicz, is to remain without a for the balance of the year. Southern Land Scranton, lJa. Auction, Wednesday, Cedar Aye.

HAT CLEANING. UPHOLSTERING. tobert MacWilliams left Friday for court today handed down an order refusing the application of Joseph Hol CUT OFF EXPLOSION New Jersey, at which place they will apena ine iiejtc lew aays. urnuLSTliRiiG AND nic. pairing.

MO Madison, ilea, 2403 J. si in covers cut and fi Wednesday morning, 10:30 o'clock sharp, June 3d, I will sell at Auction fcale the furnishings of residence 324 Cedar avenue (South Side), consisting of the following: Carpets, rugs, vel Stuart Bennett, of'Colfax avenue, and STOP AND THINK. Ladies and Gentlemen: When you think of novelties and real style, think of the Hat Hospital. Then bring your hats and have them remodeled to the "Mothet Re." Do you get us? We make a specialty of bieauhing and panama hats. Hat Hospital 406 Linden St.

vvniiam Lavis, 01 unve street, re turned home Saturdav from fimilris liama McAnulty. 8.30; Texans, it.uvwu.ou; calves, ii.o boro, where they spent the past week. vet stair and hall carpet, bedding, 1 ej 9.50 After spending a few days in la, ewner of the building. Another refusal was announced regarding the application of Joseph Marsenick, who wanted to move, hia saloon from one side of the street to the other, in the Third ward of Win ton borough. The court is opposed to such changes as this unless a good reason is advanced.

WIlKes Barre Miss Mary Coleman returned to her home on Taylor avenue. brass beds, iron beds, linen shades," Sheep Receipts. market, linen, silverware, mahogany and oak strong to 10c highr: native, $5.35 rockers, books, upright piano, sewing 6.20; Western, lambs. $6.25 machine, sideboard, extension table and I 8.25; Western, FIRE INSURANCE Cautrht In an explosion while at work on the Lackawanna cut on at Nicholson this morning, Beven Mutuietul, aged 20 years, was hurled a considerable distance receiving injuries which may result in his death at the State hospital where he was removed. Upon examination at the hospital It was found that he received two fractured legs, lacerations about the FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED AND RX.

paired, packed and crated; toairs r.I IVllt afeg 18w THE UNION UPHOLSTERING AND BED alng manufactory. Mattresses mads over of all kinds from a and up. US VV. Lack" wanna. New, 2207 J.

Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Flynn and fam ily, of 611 Taylor avenue, left satur chairs to maten, mirror, clocks, Dric brae, gas range, cooking utensils, day on a motor trip to New York.

RELI M. V. FIRE INSURANCE WRITTEN IN able company, reasonable rates. Marcy, 11 Burr building, Scranton. Ten young people received connr Cl'RR MARKET.

Quotations Furnished by Brooks mation yesterday morning at the 423 spruce fctreet.) VACUUM CLEANER. Moftltt Biennan, Carbondale hotelnien, were given permission to move their place of business from 4 5 to 41 Main street. Transfers granted are: John Donahue, license for 92S Asked. Bid. GUN TER FIRE INSURANCE.

Rooms, Fourth floor, Connell Scranton, i'a. Phones. it'iand general contusions and lacerations about the head, lace, arms ana ooay. JEWELRY REPAIRING LET US DEMONSTRATE TO XOU your L. H.

Thompson. Genera. Agent, Lackawanna Co. "Sweeper Vat" carpet cleaner. 623 Lackawanna Ave.

Bell phone, 4740. Agents wanted. SS 0 22 3 290 170 dishes, ironing board, tubs, wringer, lawn mower, ladies' secretary, canned fruit Wicker couch, glassware, silver, ware', china, fine inlaid linoleum, refrigerator, wash boiler, china, fine inlaid linoleums, refrigerator, wash boiler, china, rag, ingrain and velvet car plete, parlor suit, portieres, bed room suits, odd dressers, pictures, runners, arpet sweeper, blankets, pillows, rockery, chiffoniers, fine lot of matting, hair mattress, blankets and etc. Sale absolutely and all will go at any old price Owner going to California. House for rent.

ROBT. CUMMINGS. Auctioneer. His condition is very serious. BOY AND WOULD BE RESCUER S.

L. Fisher. 316 DRINKER DUN more. Pa. Diamonds, clocks, Jewelry and musical instruments; repairing a specialty.

LAWN MOWERS. morning services at the Petersburg German Presbyterian church. They were: Charlotte Becker, Martha Fleith, Klsie Noll, Dorothy Deitrlch, Elizabeth Fries, Minnie Mayer and Elizabeth Probst; Ralph Fries, Walter Schneider and Robert Haberstroh. In the evening the pastor delivered a sermon on confirmation. The organ recital which was to take place on Tuesday evening in the church was postponed for one week on account of the Young People's society of the St.

Peter's German Lutheran church holding a cantata. Company of Camp 795, P. O. 8. of escorted the G.

A. R. veterans Riker Cnlted Cigar Stores $7 United Profit British American 22 Chicago Utilities 1 L. W. Coal 280 Lehigh Valley Standard Oil 1500 Salt Salt 5s 48 Tobacco Pro pfd 80.

Braden Ely Con 2 Jim Butler 1 Jumbo 26 DROWNED IN WOOD DAM VEGETABLE PLANTS BY THE DOZEN OR THOUSANDS CAB bags. celery, pepper, tomatoes, etc. True to name. Poinsard Richmond Hill Farm. N.

Main Ave. Bell, 6i01 J. Lacakwanna avenue; J. K. Freeman, to reopen the "Rathskeller" in the Kicca building at 213 15 Epruce street The license was originally granted to William T.

Jenkins, WAITED PI IS HUI IIS KOR BARHEL, yOUXGiTOWN June 1. Highwaymen stole Excel Banett's clothing ev.ery stitch and Excel waited Ave hours in the river for the first kind soul whofurnlshed a barrel. MARK I AGES. KuoK lttckert In Honesdale, May 30, LA WN MOWERS GROUND AND REPAIR all work guaranteed for the aeatou. Old phone.

860 J. W. G. Bate man. 53 87 8 4 1 1 Special to The Truth.

HAZLETON, Jun 1. August Shaaer, aged sixteen years. MOTHER FOLLOWS DAUGHTER and Frank Toreson. aired fourteen, both of Harwuod. near here, were iMcKinley 73 k.l a a Ufa li a 1 drowned yesterday afternoon In the Mines of America i Nipissing 6 North Star 32 the members of the company had used their new uniforms.

TO HER GRAVE WITHIN A WEEK 33 Belmont On Saturday afternoon a pnone can 6 11 16 6 13 16 Increase Your Income Others buy them. Safe and was sent Into cnemicai o. .1 on ash street that some brush had caught on fire near the fence of the Myrtle street Without the knowledge that ner S7 Tonopah Tularosa West End Aose Joldfield TEMPLE COAL COMPANY TO OPERATE COLLIERIES Application has been made for a charter for a corporation to be known as the Temple Coal company, which operate the valuable coal properties recently purchased from the Temple Iron company by S. B. Thorna, of Ine coal operating firm of Thorne' Neale.

A. M. Bingham, of the Temple Iron stated tills morning that while Mr. Thorne, himself, and others interested In the deal had had a conference last week, no definite plans of the new concern were yet In hape to be given 85 1 1 7 1H l'i 1 bv Rev. Dr.

J. Balta. N. W. Rooa, of Wilkes Barre, and Miss Helen Ricker of Honesdale.

DEATHS. Stooe In Scranton, May 30, 1914, Lawrence Stone. The body was taken to the home of his sister, Mrs. M. A.

Washington, of 511 North Bromley avenue. Burial in Cathedral cemetery. I'addeu In Uunmore, May 2tf. daughter had died and was laid away. Mrs.

Margaret Jones was buried within a week following the death of Mrs. Mame Burgerhoff, whose sa3 ending dam of the Harwood Electric company. Shager who was unable to swim, fell into the water where it was sixteen feet deep. The other boy swam to his rescue, but was unable LQ. break the death grapple of fehartger and both sank before1 help could reach them.

When the bodies were recovered two hours later they were locked in the death grip. AUTO STARTS OFF ON JOY RIDE AND HITS MAIL BOX COTTOX MARKET. side of Luna ParK. FAIR IN NEW Y.M. A.

HOME WILL BEGIN TOMORROW NIGHT (Quotations Furnished by G. Edward came while her mother was in a very precarious condition, and the other members of the family kept the news Graff, 214 Mears Building .) Open. High. Low. Close July 13.20 12.42 13.20 13.33 more than the 3 or 4 Savings Banks pay.

Better get posted. Call Bell Phone 2919 for BARRETT CO, Local Correspondents, or write Oklahoma Farm Mortgage Co. Oklahoma City, Okla. 1911, Mrs. Jane Padden, at tne home 01 13.23 iri.02 out for publication.

Mr. Bingham con 111.34 August 13.Ui 13.30 13.VS October 12.71 13.06 12.70 December 1281 13.10 12.76 January 12.61 12.91 12. 58 March 12.60 12.93 12.60 her son, James Padden, 01 Kast urniKer street, Dunmore. The funeral will be held this morning at 9:30 o'clock with a high mass of requiem in St. Mary's firmed the report that application had been made for a.

charter and stated that no change in the organization or 12. SS 12.90 church. Interment in the Mt. Laimel from her, fearing that the would prove fatal, but the hand of death was inevitable. The funeral of the mother occurred yesterday afternoon, with prs'lrrlnary services at the family residence, 123 North Hyde park avenue, where many sympathizing friends gathered to pay their last tribute of operating plans might be looked for before July 1.

cemetery. UtrrHr In Dunmore, May 30, 111, John Gerrity, of franklin street. FIRST AND FOURTH BRIGADES WILL LIKELY LEGAL NOTICES The Y. M. H.

A. bazaar will start tomorrow night in the new association building on Wyoming avenue, and will continue for three clays. The committee In charge announces that it has everything ready for the beginning of the three day event. There are a Interesting features, many of them original and unique. Louis Ooldmunts Ix looking after the general scneme, Miss Lillian Blume, chairman ot the committee, has charge of the many details to assure a good time to all who attend.

Manv rare and costly articles have have been contributed for the various Carroll In Scranton, May 30, A six passenger automobile belonging to a man named Charles Miller started on a little Joy ride of Its own thU morning and before it had completed its wild tour hit a mail box at the corner of Vine wtreet and Wyoming avenue. The auto wad standing on Vine street Just below Washington avenue about 10 o'clock when all of a snudden It started off. Gaining mom 1914. Frank Carroll, aged twenty lour years, of Archbald. respect.

The cortege then moved t3 the Tabernacle Congregational churah, CAMP AT ML GRETNA Office of the Secrtary, International Blaekwell In Avoca, May K3. 1914, Textbook company. in WITH the terms Charles M. Blackwell, aged seventy where additional services were held. Rev.

W. R. Edwards, the pawtor, con nine years. Following advices from Washington of the mortgage of the Colliery Kngl neer Company, (now the International entum on the hill it ran swiftly down Mi'Kssus In Honesdale. May 29.

ducted the church service. The pallbearers were: Joshua JJavies, Daniel to the effect tnat participation or tne to Wyoming avenue, zigzaging across booths, and It is certain the fair will national guard of Pennsylvania in pro Dosed military manuevera near Wash. Textbook Company) to the Countv Savings Bank and Trust Company, trustees, dated July 1, 1890, notice is h.p.hv iz lven that the following bonds the street until it crashed into the mail box. The front of the auto was he an epoch mailing event in Y. M.

A. social history. James, John Reese. V.illiam Bruning, Gwilym Lewis and Charles ober dorfer. Burial was made in the Wash Chishoim Chapman, BROKERS.

Mam berg New York Stock Exchang 408 410 PEOPLES BAN.K BUILDING. Ktocka and Band Bought and Sold fop nvitoro Alio Carried on 1 Liberal Taring. Both Phonaa. Privata Wiraa ta Navy York. Mombar.

N.w York Cotton Exehana ington had bacn called off, Adjutant caved in somewhat, and the mail box General Thomaa J. Stewart today re of II 000.00 each, covered by said mort aasre. will be retired July 1, 1014, and was dented. Failure to properly set burn Street cemetery. cinded the orders assigning the First the breakej caused the auto to start.

and Fourth brigades and the First 1914, Mrs. Frank McKantia, aged forty years. Edwards In Scranton, May 30, 1914, Thomas Kdwarda, aged sixty eight years 520 North Bromley avenue The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home. Interment In the Dunmore cemetery. MeAadrew In Hawley, May 31, 1914.

William McAndrew, aged twenty three, Evan In Scranton, May 31, 1914, Mrs. Irene Evans, aged thirteen years, I NEW PASTOR SINGS IN LEADING SERVICE cavalry to the manueveas. dlana July 18 to 25, and the Third brt It Is probable that they will camp The Second cavalry will be divided be at Mt. Gretna August to 15 instead. gade at Selins Gorve July lg.to 20.

ORDER OF OUSTER AGAINST THROOP BOROUGH OFFICIALS The Second brigade, fourteenth infan interest cease after that date, viz. No 135. fil, 4S4, 15, 316, 371, 411, III, 414, 445, 44H, 447. STANLEY P. ALLEN.

jl 8 15 Secretary. CLERK'S NOTICE NO. 2569 IN BANK ruptcy. In the District Court of the United States for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, Abe tioldstein. of Lackawanna County, Penn tween the Second and Third brigades.

try. Battery signal corps and field Rev. T. Rich, the new pastor of the Green Ridge Baptist church, will be formally installed next Thursday The two engineer companies will hospital will probably encamp at In evening. All local Baptist ministers participate in field work near Wash Ington.

A permanent ouster was by the court this morning against will attend tne service and Rev. B. C. Warren, of 1'eeksklll, N. will be the principal speaker.

Duriiia the course of his Introductory sermon last evening, Rev. Mr. Rich sans; In clear baritone voice. It was an old fashioned sona service and instead of reciting the. words of of 415 Leggctt street.

The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock with services st the Holy Rosary church. Interment In the Mt. Carmel cemetery. Wealoa In Scranton, May 31, 1914, Adeline, the six weeks old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Nealon, of 524 Cayuga street. The funeral will be held this morning at 10 o'clock. Interment in the Cathedral cemetery. Mlevrna In Gravity. May .11, 1914.

Mrs. Josephine Stevens, wife of Nelson J. Stevens. the songs as ne mentioned them, he sang. The ordinance of baptism was sylvania, a bankrupt under the Aut of Congress of July 1, 1898, having applied for a full discharge from all debts provable against his 4tate under said Act.

notice Is hereby given to all known creditors and other persons In Interest, appear before the aaid court st Scranton, in said District, 011 the 29th day of June, 1914, at 10 o'clock In thn forenoon, to show cause, If any they have, why the prayer of the said petitioner should not be granted. UKOKGfi C. SCHEUlCR. 29 30 Clerk. also administered.

White House Lunch Scranten's Nawaat and Mast Up. ta Date Ladies' and dents' Res iaurant open far 231 Wyoming Ave. FOR SALE 5 Scranton Cat Water 5'i 3 Ontario Power 5's 1 Lackawanna Valley Water B's 3 Cherry River Boom Lbr. B'a Prices upon request BROOKS a Bonixcro Members New York Stock Exchange. WILKES BARRE.

SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON, N. Y. E. Jones, president; M.

J. O'Hara, secretary, of the Throop Jrmuh council, and Councilman T. J. Evur.s and Borough Treasurer John Kavoca. The order restrains the officials from acting in the offices which they claim, or to retain custody of the bJoks, papers, money or property of the borough.

The Throop officers mentioned bad taken possession of the organization nf the borough council, despite the fact that four, or a majority of the votes, supported an opposing organization. The order today ends the warfare of Throop" two seta of coun SOUTH SCRANTON. THE STORE THAT SATISFIES Ut wall paper and paint. New up to data, good colors and patterna In wall paper. Double roll, from 3o and up.

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