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PITTSBURGH COMMKF.CIAI. GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 1000. rv rt a ULlUt RESULT OF THE COMMERCIAL GAZETTE'S "PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION GUESSING CONTEST. bun; Make Fruitless EfToris to Creak rn re rn Responsibility Placed for New York's Iniquity.

the Corner in Corn. Lb 5 V. si n.3 I Names, Addresses, Guesses and Amount of Prizes Given in Full Immense Number of Estimates Made by Thousands of Readers oi This Paper. GUILTY WILL BE PUNISHED. PHILLirs HOOSTb TilE FiHCE.

Xiiie. William Matson. Lc-h ta. Pa Davil KuMon. 401 Frnkstowr.

avenue, PltuburRh. John Huston. I'a I CO 1 l. July the Commercial Gazette inaugurated guessing contest and offered $600.00 in prizes to the 137 people who would come the nearest to guessing the Republican vote polled la the state of Pennsylvania oa November The $600.00 was to be divided a3 follows: To the nearest correct guess $100 00 V', November Optica Reich's 51 Committee Provided to Bring Them to Account. BcsheU To the next 2, $50 00 each, amounting 100 To the 4,125 00 each, amounting 100 00 To the next 10, $10 00 each, amounting to 100 0 To the next 20, $3 00 each, amounting 100 00 UIMIOI' 1MITT KR STAVS AWAV.

net rift oT ir iTttr. To the next 160, 00 each, amounting 100 09 i oo 1 0'? 1 i or i i Miss Marie North Cia'r street. Psh Robt. Hawthorn, 217 Wirk street, Wm. B.

lletzcl. i avo. ar, 1 Mav; al Vrh Mrs. W. J.

Whlldon. Pa D. E. Armagost, Etst liraviy. Pa Louis b'aaihach.

212S Frbcs ftrt. ritts-burzh. Wiliiam V. Martin, Pa Louis Saalbath. 2KS Forhca street, Pittsburgh Frank H.

rfiapo, lfr Eureka strc t. Plttf-Surra Harry H. Phillips. C.7 Lincoln f-trre't, Jchnstown. P.

J. W. GarUiur. Sivorlv. Pa A.

H. Kirker. 325 strott. Allccr.rry W. S.

Davis. 321 Manic avenue. Johr.tor-n. Pa Win. Reinherr, 161 South Seventeenth Iltteturgh.

Chas. F. Waip r. 21 trett, I'ittabursh W. A.

Moore. Rots. Ruth fed, New Fa W. A. Moore.

Rrr'-rn. Xir.V YOriK. Nov. 27. A fcRtherinp cf men resulted from the call for a i conference at the chamber of commerce ti-day.

features of the meeting were i Hi i. n.i- n. i t-y ii.in cor i fn iMf- Cat wf ac li li irr i' I jt i ft c.t cf I "tor bv T. fho practical retirement of Dlshop IVtler frora. the fiont rur.k of the movement, in uddrem bv Abram S.

Hewitt, in which 'h thrt the responsibility for the f.rf s.r.' condition affairs hi New York Ity rested o-i ti mayor, and the udoptton of the following resolution: 1 l0 If)! 1 '2 4 712.64.; 712.M2 712.64: U2.f tJ "12.C' 0 712. 71 712.651 6 712 712.6.2 7l2.f: 712.7oO 712 7 7 12.700 712.70-) 712.7(0 712.7'-0 7 i 2.7 7 12.7 0 ti 7 1 2. 3 712.:: 71223 7t2 712.7.V 7 i 2 7 2.61 7.2 712 712.712 712.712 v.ir A ar i N--. At 1 'S 4iJ 1 -i I 1 00 i b- i' i fo tt P. Klinrer.

Turkey City. Pa filvpa, Thnl a committer ef 15 be 1 appointed for the. purpose of attempting D. E. MacCarthy.

817 aeiv: --VXy X-a I- -5. i lr rV rf 2V 1 1 tr 'i I' 4r t. 3l' A 1ST prizes, amounting $fi00 Ot) The rules under which the contest was to be conducted were as follows: 11 uesse3 must be made out ou blanks cut frorj-the Goaimer- 'cral Gazette No guess to be received after midnight of November o. No prize to be awarded to any employe of this paper. If two or more persona should guess the same number, the amounts to which those persons are entitled shall be equally divided.

All guesses to be sent to the Department of the Commercial Gazette. The awards to be based on the highest vote, cast fof any candidate on the Republican Electoral Ticket. As announced November 10, a total of guesses were received. Quite a number had to be thrown out of the contest on account of beinj illegible; others were not made out on the printed form and many were received entirely blank. A large, number came in after the contest closed midnight of November 5.

As stated in our issue of November 23. William II. Sayc-rs, the first elector on ne ticket, received ths largest vote cast, 712. 665, which was 403 more than the next highest man, Frank II. Buhl; therefore, the 137 guesses nearest to 712,665 are entitled to the The management of the Commercial Gazette is much pleased with the great interest taken in the contest, and, while a portion of the fnony will go out of the United States, we believe from the name, Mrs.

J. M. Gamble, it will not fall into the hands of a Mexican. We take pleasure in announcing THE LIST OF LUCKY GUESSERS. F.

tJ. Livirzstoue. box 2." 7. Mary II-So. Da i'a G.

G. Kirby. 459J Fort es ftrc t. Pittsburgh G. W.

rr. Pa C. F. Lawrence. 72 Ik lr.h'V)vo- Pi -r.

aN-i-il it tt If tir re w.t. t. t--r a rl oo fl .1 1 t'- irgh. it rj VI to btin to account those responsible for Hi present condition of I'ottcr In a letter, explaining absence from the mcotitnj, wrote, as fallow: 'i l.ill tiff. be able, owing to a trustee nn-etlnfr, to attend the meeting of the iiumlr cf commerce to-day; nor, I ll.lhk I ought to add.

shonl.l 1 do it I were free. "Tilt? aim or such a meetincr -should be, 1'irlmarlly. to unify the forces cai the side of dcvcHoy, and the protection of thA woak In (his; community. But in fioh in cirt ecclesiastic, is not the best initrumnt. IM.i particular affiliation him distinctly not -a persona grata I 1 i'r "if-.

I.J () of -f ft I it It if I a rt- mr1 r- Georg" K. Pi W. C. Ni.hoiis. P.

A. R. PfUhurgh L. E. Dieffonbachor.

Pa Nelson E. Pollack, i'a Edp.H Stmo.i. East Pa J. G. Natrons.

Pa Fred. Mander, 27 H.i.estead street, IMttsburfch. George H. Wilier. 1917 L.rkir.s alley.

Pittsburgh. R. D. Mi ad i'a F. Elvln Snlh.

23 Myran avenue. Pittbrra i .1 'Si'' ii I r. x- i cf fttlrc X' rb in 'l ml 1 r. fr'c er-i- i ft rr IS- i. Prize.

Frank D. St. Clair. Minor station. Pa lhfw ftaiue.

Address. Gues. Mrs. J. M.

Gamble, Hondo. Coahuili Merlco 712,660 R. K. Ginrsiff. 126 Erin street.

Pittsburgh Harry E. Adams. C. D. P.

T. office, 5th and Wood, Pjrh.712.6ti $50 00 W. J. li v.uo.vn. CO 00 John 1).

Joseph. New Brighten. I'a i Katherine 121 Fttst r.i'tu-r. .4 Milton C. Mills.

433 Per.n aonmc, tsli.rgli 712.713 T. Boone, Saltsburg, Pa Miss Maud Shumaker, Hyde Park, Pa 712,664 1 1 bit 1 OO 1 1 1 1 f-o 1 1 i -i 1 01. 1 i oo 1 1 t'l 1 1 George Friesel, Webster avenue and Duff street, Pgh T. F. Snyckr.

2619 Forhe i fvtr--, Pittst-ttrrh J. B. KenaeJv. 23 E. Your gitewn.

S. B. Crtlz. I'. Pa J.

T. Williams. 14 W. Fifth So. City, pa A.

C. New Csstl--. Pa 50 00 r-o 00 50 00 I 23 CO I 25 00 10 0-) 10 P0 I 10 00 i io oo 10 oo i 10 to nn1 ministers fand sometimes of ether communions, with whom the o.lhim heologicum is still a i-ry active srutlmtnt. limy of the "The cleray may fitly exereb-e the prophetic officii of rousing, earning, litres tinsr. hut in nodal and political movement their service will le in tho nnki where, In times of and siet; th-y may patrol, mount guard, keep wtitch.

but letave to others the task V( SflHTM Ishfp. "As to this, in the present emergency. 1 uni ipiitc clear. New York wantd a rironp committee of three or live trusted Ui men to co-ordimto sentiment, 'lrpoae. 8iid then, If we can maintain the present awakened sense of danger, the left will almost accomplish itself." Chfirlpi Smith presided over th imd lr.

hi? opening address It is humiliating, but it is true and BcnJ. S. Joi ns. Boauet ktrcrt. Milton G.

Mill Penn avenu-. Pitt. 712. 7U 712 714 712.714 712.713 71215 712.615 75 2 7 IS 712.717 712.717 7 12-12 712.71' K. Wflty.

2 Cc.iNr ftreet. L. C. P.clibati-h. W-- No" -ton.

Fa W. M. Calleor, 247 43d street, Pittsburgh Leonard Stofiel, Tarentum, Pa A. D. Wilson, Apollo.

Pa W. S. Munn, 4743 Friendship avenue, Ed. Gessaer, 2 Huron street, Pittsburgh Henry Orndoff, Oak Forest, Pa E. Scofieid, Clarks Mills, Pa Reed Haines.

Brookviile, James Rooney, 22 Rose -street. Pittsburgh R. R. Lawson. Callnsburg, Pa Frank Stewart, Volant.

Pa Sarah E. Altsman, Indiana. Pa Fred Engelbrecht, 612 Wilmot street. Pittsburgh 1 t.v rrt 1 t-- fr of i.r t.4 it cm UvrTn'i Tti; o.t cf JI In Ifi.l.f 1 rr.rV'-! in. t- i lo-lav a a.

r. rsre tf iicl. ri r. frty f' h't It cpff.e.1 At I r. r.tt tt Btl.Aitrl I 1 i- iY tl1 A n.r corn tj-ifr r'i'v i iurMr'1 i i 5 i a ti -IT Jh.i K.

are 1 Im 1 1 t- 7.v i c- xtf I Tr.t'ft. It S' Halt t' on tV- mtr f'" (..., V- Tub r. 4 i at j.rr -t-. 1 lh ti- i A'l i i t- 1 i I 1 t.r. I 'f i 4 i (.

J. I a i lb rs -J Tbv ia i rn r. 10 1 Harry M. CrM r. J-i' sr-rt.

00 G. A. Rucb, Jsr.v stre-t. Pittsburgh C. Q.

Parens, the wtll-known cf y.z? rikff the follow in; remarkable tcrniTiuniistion: ifgttf 'fe 'ar "'-T 1 -I ir 1 a. t.e I a t.r nil U4 "uu i i t-r Ir J.r r. 1 it- n1 it r-jrt sr 9 Ci vr t.f i I'f. u. a i i 4 H-yx a mi, a i k.jf tn lwa: 1 aar u4a nf 4 1 is $: f- rz nr -j fSa tt cuir aa U-at It U- a r4'! a.

10 00 I J2 i V1 CO i.ft I'll i I I. "'I oo G. A. Buch. 1 yl Jar.

Ftrrct. S. B. Crrig. P.

Noi Pa T. Horr.toa. iZ'J Fort-fth htrert. P. if si- irgh G.

W. Achrr. Clark. A. G.

Hill. Cysv i WiHiam Flernip.jr. 422 f.trret. John Stewart. Vn 712,66 712,662 712.660 712,70 712,671 712.G73 712.674 712,673 712,675 712.673 712.67d 712,7 712,676 712.677 712.CT, i 712 65.1 712.

67S 712.to2 7l2.C.:-0 712.6.-.0 712.650 712.6.'0 712.6S0 712.C.0 7 12.fi 50 Relw, Hi S. Seventeenth street, O't 00 1 00 t0 i dens of vice and with the criminals of C. V. 2213 lnrtr Alieqienv cf I tJ rrz' ymn r. t.

ic-i rr i c.r.r 00 00 S. T. NichoSii. n. CIS Pnrk I Pitrsbtirth S3 etrtcs eff 1 Oo nit 4 'X a 1 ') 1 f) thl city.

It is aiKo clear that the pro-pi ii-tr of these den? of crime pay monthly rums to the police force for protect to 'I. brim H. In the course of an nddr3 frequently Interrupted by Kilt: "Hl-shop Potter wai called upon'to address th? miyor In terms unparalleled in thin city. The bishop'B clarion call met with ridy response. When the head of 'lamrnariy rpoke it was the first confession from the governing power of the city tnat anything was wrong-.

'1'h ii lua llnx Dnuuuli. cf t.a Trv-c frft4ft-i l.h i-1. are la whii rii. fnc-n tie c-f a asl di a. vj.

jjowry, ureensourg, ra J. Powers, 2519 Harah street, Pittsburgh. A. H. Kirker, 225 Jackson street, Lessie Boals.

139 South 21st street, Pittsburgh John J. Quinn. 24 Industry street, Pittsburgh A. II. McNaight, 846 Washington avenue, Viola Kepple, 1 Beltzhoover avenue, Pittsburgh W.

G. Andree, 103 Larimer avenue, Pittsburgh U. H. Brown, Halleck, W. Va G.

G. Kirby, Forbes street. Pittsburgh Levi Metz, Tionesta, George H. Young, 800 Duquesne way, Pittsburgh Charles A. Ehrenfeld.

Leechburg, C. C. Preston, 411 Tradesmens building, Pittsburgh. 1 io 1 4 Tti I i -t 1 bn t. -n 1 I a i td Cfe tLe r-7 frt a vs X.3' 4 Uh re- fTf arr, fi.

rt 712.721 712.721 712.721 7 12. 712 712 f. 7l2.6o7 712 "rt7 712 712-S 712'-. 712 712.f.) 712 -i 712. 712 Cii 71 roy 712.6 .1 5,0 717 712 0 712-V.

712 i 712 7) 1 cl No. I. i J. V. Jc.irictro Wilkinur: 11.

ctr.itb. Brnkvil'io. Pa J. F. Mohney.

Clvvl! street. Pitt.sh:ir?: Mrs. Frank L. Sprolj. P5 villo, pa R.

Ware irk, New Pa Gcrge K. Ix-nsr. Tareof u.r. Pa George S. Walker.

Fotbes street, i'iit ih.jrr;h Mar.sol Ekas, Sart ers Pa Fatist. Pit airr. Pa G. W. Myers.

I). E. MacCarthy. Jti7 HoB ind avecuf. George NVwlatcI.

p.orc-i.iri-1. W. H. A. Cochran.

Room 11. 1 O. P.tt.btrrh... Vanc.v G. G.

Kirby. Fc-b-r. Puisb-jrh J. F. Piper.

Saltsburtr. Pa Mry A. Gray. Oliver, Pi Jfsse N. 7 ink.

W. oo oo oo oo 00 00 oo 00 f0 0.1 f'O 00 00 00 00 1 I. Jesse Slates, box 7S, Kilgore, O. 712.030 'Tvio ngo reform was fent to bell by a lead.nx citizen of this city, and there li -eems to have remained ver since. Tf It bo reeriid now.

It in Vecause Tammany ball it has puftered purgatorial punishment long enough. Dr. tlx dli-coerrr cf Nrer, rrtfy he Irr cl chare. rri nUy or br Irtier. at J5 V'rt Kill Street, Vrt City.

When juu a.rr iorle4 abuut youftkct! ctll or i i rr'rv' 1 e-l sr' 1 i 1 00 Harry Hayes, Trenton avenue and Green street, Wiik'b'g 712.6S0 J. W. Ketler, Bennett, Pa O. P. Maeklm, East.

Palestine, 1 ei i wt cn wnen complaints were maae. klp Al.aiitcnr4 a4 llir 4 r. e4 aokeil: hat arc you gnin'sr to do about William F. Haas, 115 Market street. Pittsburgh.

son to Tammany. w. Clyde Earns. Younjrstown Pa W. Clyde Karns.

I KI iirurm, It?" That whs a le limit of public abuse has been I 1 .1... .1 rrn Charles M. Weigei, Harmony Pa. n. SELLERS' mny committep are entitled, to our svw- Charles B.

Thomson, 222 Carver street. Pittsburgh wir wtr -t- waiter" S. Crawford, y03 Filbert street, Philadelphia. 00 Cb tries F. V'alp-r, 21 Ffnct.

712.PS0 712,62 712.64S 712.6S 712, S4 712.6S3 7 3 712.641 712.H4.T 712.645 712. 6S6 712.687 ther do thir duty they strike a fatal with aa4 lrr. -t rit.H Iirarav r- Trtrr Aufi'l ft d--. Va trnirr- Wfe -r i an-i tt tHSl'f I a t. -r t.

f-r rr ar. Rev. J. F. Elder.

Derry Station, 1 f'l 1 1 1 1 f-i i oi i i I Cd 00 00 ANCHOR LINE. I all4 atl fl.tr..' ail raaa 1 1 aiL a I r9 al aaMa. iil-. -ra4 aVta. i.

laaaa. I I 4 j- a r.o i Coerge 712 avu Samuel tewrrt. Xorth pa C. M'i. Tareutum.

I'a 157 Aouun to afV 1'-'' ctprs CO 1 00 W. H- Ganoe. Fairmont, W. Va. H.

L. McElveen, 5833 Parker street. Pittsburgh Eiza J. Box 13, West Newton, Pa S. K.

Rrnith, Callensburg. Pa Frank D. St. Clair, Manor Station. Pa Marion L.

Ryan. 710 North Euclid avenue, B. J. Hiltner. Tyrone.

-C Cl i i. a i 4 '1 Indicate wherr a tie and the jrizs t- huh tw.y are hav been e-i'taliy 1 Cut i oo i 1 oo I 1 00 I 71243 If George Reatchlons, 509 West Robinson street, Allegheny. 712,613 Checks have teen to prize wlr.rers. mrtt tr frr I a -J fh.ra ifH i. t-i mrrm nk- a aa 4 t.

la la. a. I a ar r.rr a--? rf Mow at Tammany, and If they do not, lose their standing in the community'. If there had been any sincerity on Mr. broker's part the committee would never have bet appointed.

The responsibility for the conditions here to-day be-lonys primarily to the police. Tn the c.i -iiysus, If thinirs bo wrong-, the responsibility r-sta with the mayor." ir. Hev-itt told how he treated when be was mayor. pent for of l'dice Murray," he fa Id. "and tola him that if he could not clrne up evil reports to at toast cover them up.

told him the place mut be I asked Chief Murray if be were rich man. He sal he was worth (Vi and never bad Bay bttinefttt that of a policeman, aked him where he got it He aid ho had frieiu in Wall street who gave him opportunities. Ulaikted l'otitlciil nrcer. "I had tho president of the police board cH on me and aked him about the corruption. )I? told me to let it elor.e only stir np hornets' nest and blast my poiilioal future.

told me the truth about that. ff-r ME IN JtX iltt Ik 4 i Via Kara fcr a' 1 rt pnnv) v. iiirhhP.in.. (.. I'lrm extr.

I an I ar: in v. i-vt ia vs. Wilkins; rencti v. Ta vt I riam'iT 44 WANTS' BOY BACK. i 1-1 ar nelson: ljiv ai v.

iiark: I in-ry vs. i Ju.Iha nl'l ft I Va IV a Aaa. I. a. i UrLomM; Brne v.

Davtr. 5 -'I a- br tTi cf ci'l-iilnai r. -jv. Ii V9 lv I. a.i'l M.Cijcs.

-t a 'l a- -a lv rAra aaataa ai4 i ar ,1 aa aa I a I to a---t lht r. -h'- t-a earrat t- It -Atr wa riu- 1 if in in ir Nf i a rr ant If fmm ai far I la llf rkiif. Cotiimcn I iej N- 2 Hetdler v. r-! lame vs. Karbnur: Hn.ltll va.

Tra -tion Ras'it C'n. vs. iptif; Cmty m. Alta Common I No. 3 Argument l't.

a. A virHi-t the Uir.t'T K. pAri .1 lam cf icinjrT I -a-t at r''f of Artificial Legs Re Story i. a a ar. I li, thf -ia of j.i.

I -i Tim i' June rcAlv 1. A r'sn atta -t 1 Tt. So nor an. iA'i Crfst, Rurk ac.J A.tfrt; I vealed in Habeas Corpus Case. 'While 1 ivdH mayor for two sears, Ni York wart fespeciable city, extern- MAKES SERIOUS CHARGES.

I AT-. Administratrix of an Ratate AUa an r.a:ii-1 an Accounting- Hoy Marj- Amelia Stubr title-. I1? T-i-J I I a JSM V. 3 1' i Iwci Tt 11 (Q i the estate of Job.n bill In etpjity In common 'mon yesterday against John Murphy, ftkir, that the ccurt decree thit the John Murphy, a-kir, allv at least. I had no power bus the of the i lwhtn1 me." licv.

Dr. Paddock, Bishop. Potter, said: niVORCF. CASE SUPPRESSED "i know of men and women ou the 1 Ui OUrntWU. Kast sl'te who have gone to the police wiibh lr compl.ilnta only to be told to I of the lilatrlct if they did not like there I know of men and i Through naoeas corpus proceeding to women -who have been driven from t'neir recover popf-essUm-of a boy, an interesi-iomen and businesses by those self-same story was developed.

Mrs. Ivy M. condition. They have bet-n threatened Flick began suit In common pleas court wttii persecution if they should dare to 9 hr divorced huband come to the pro-cathedral and bubmit 2 lr i heir complaint. 1 can produce 100 or William Flick, to recover possession cf y.ii witnesses if their names be kept their 10-year-old sc, William Larly ruck, from the until it IS certain beyond now said to be hi the custody of Flick doubt that the Tammany leader has ni3 pcond wife.

Grace Flick. Mrs. be. ii crushed, fir they fenr as a ghe uMaRed a aivorce from her rof' Felix A.Mer aij- 14. 1900.

on the ground I have no doubt as to the snceritv of cruel abd barbarous treatment. The should render an 1 automatic car wnee and that he be res -thirds interest In the. Marr fl.nr 7 i-3 ti LL i lkiUXk VyUUUUUb Li Li of more than two- device. 11 (o r. at.

be rt i-. am a i ii Pit Slubbe, who September 2. th-rlalntlff claims, entered an rsr enter. with Murphy whereby Stubbe was to lu- rrT-n fib tf nn nn rn3 aril a tTjuKbicr, I'rtini ff. 'mr f.t I 4 1 i Ji-hn Van lu.i a r.

r-, Fif-nAr-, AAinr 'ar'i Mii. r-- of Tammany iiurnlcation conimi LaSto nee. i Ilioili' VWHM kuwvIm Ihom fmM Ik. Amiii-Ir li Tra alnsi Co a I ntlnemt and refctratnea e.f tournlsh hVfunda al.Ay tr (. raid: llelleircs Odker Sincere T.tary let.

of Msi tftr.din ul "Jt.be the brains. The h.r pri'Artv h. I an llht BVUIV A. r.t Flick made some startling statement vI1a.1 email? hr tra rr I (ft 1 1 1 a pr th'v hf (h-v- A heu the couulo. weie married Mrs.

Turkeys Fresh From tha were to be Issued to men jointly, and Stiibbo was to have one third bitrst. She claims that Murphy secietiy got liters patent in March. J.v7; that this intent was based on Siubbe" plans and that Mary i Th of Anna 4 ata flv? T' ai-a an. to -v. and a i- a'iniA Co Farm.

lonr.Miiii fr.n. Sin.j'l a-l a until oluoop con.pietea HIS moorl (tm otia ffth th wilMnir to ciit off the' fringes of the J.v sho was 17- years old and Flick evil. 1 bore that out of this will come years of Mrs. Flick chums that he movement not primarily politic not a times evinced considerable Jeal6uy the removal of Tammany hall, but for Hrr Wl1J kick and abuse her. Flick se-tho eradication of the evil.

T-et that be Employment as a railroad brake- b'i chief ohifct, whatever may be the cienu-nces man, wnn In 1S91 he met witn an accident ttl" rialr MeKelwav told of the good which cost him both His wife claims tht resulted from the single-headed po- that he was In the habit of stealing, and lie commission whi! that system was in took ees otid other articles from tVu and showed Murphy whnt he had. Murphy 1 Jeff-rr. geta i 'a jAfr-rr. fi'i ta "ji 1 "''5'vJ the c-mrt tra t. 1 ttj jjf fli-i: ff toio btmthe.

thine sns n-lthmil motif i in Turkey in tho Lc! SforaAe v. Slubbe claims that Murphy received a Qlf! 10,000 Turkeys Retailed Wholesale Prices. Every Turkey Killed in Ohio Just Yesterday A. H. Every Turkey Plump and Fat, do Mailer Vhai the Size.

in i railroad company for which he worked opiHcon in liiooKiyn. nw- n.l ys in rovslties from the pa'cn' I. i thit bo i tn4ahte.i r. of ha: M. ani! r.

as a telegraph operator icr sorue 1 vi nssemlile At the cil) of chairman, who i large sum. nt t'l" committee of 1.1 later. Will HppO We Sell 1 A wrl? rf fire fn a by H. 1'i'iir'B A- Tai cf ite 1 MOTHER AGAINST SON. e-t.

a 1 j. 'f 4 lie was wearing artificial leg's, and later secved a position with an o.rtificlil limb company at fTa a month. She ssvs tha wiiile livin? In Knoxviile lie won led her by writing fictitious notes and leaving them niidei" the door. Mrs. Flick ays thstt her husband whils eniployed by Att sulti Kntt-rrd.

The folioWui new auitst COMMON I I.KA J. Plaintiff. lJinlani. A-iln. Koro Fancy Dressed Fouiiry Than All Others Ccir.bined.

c-intra. ha dAf-n i.nu (0 1 fit? Vninr Aceiiaeil Her Hoy 1 V', '7 i of r.AB VtV. Jocn Siber, 4'tr. Trcnhaure- a imr laio rf oa-b-jc 'ft 1:1. I-, V.

ta mtA artificial limb company sold, young I eisak Hyrun Kin. Ar-r-'il ot v. fc J- lT-Mr! Chaa- i wiJ.w ar.l carri-a my n.i-A. If a. 11.

rcnesri inn en ioriii mnv rprl hA. a il cr- James tnir Cr.as. illU Has thlnt tn it a imlan-A fcSame tt'we FUhar a tr-s t-t t.iv t-ntldren i i woman, ag-ed 21 ytars. who had lost a lei," at tho thigh, an artificial icr, and fitted It on. After that this womnii called at their home until Mrs.

Flick forbade her coming thc-re. Then. Mrs. Flick claims, they met at a hotel and wrote love letters to each other. She claims that her, hus Aieaanurr 11ar1.cn iiin 1.

.1 11 it- rt tWaM I Water at a tmr at tr ner ar.t John Ktihn I'lttet-UAjjh Ht4.ve fe. Csi. F. arrvat. Me ciahra t.a tb nlrht 1 of 1 bA i- froin Kulm b.

f.ir l'fb wr, ia Ivor. mm fa FTP MacKeniie 0 jj It. Ci. Logan Co. G.

O. Kainmer Kx ail I'OMMUN PI.lCAr; NCJ. Fran's V. tff.no. trustee Jchn W.

f-- Ex att Coven-Jl. Gro Appeal of rranil nl Deceit 1b a I'nrt neraUlp. A bii! tn eonlty was filed In courfr of emmon pleas No. 2 yesterday by Rosa Kern Albert Kern, her son, an pcllo'i Involving a partnership In the milk i si pass. The plaintiff, who is 73 years old, is unable to read English and placed the utmost confidence in her son's although she now charges him with fraud and The plaintiff and her husband carried on the milk busdn-iM la the Twenty-third wirtl from ISC to the death of the latter, lecroier i-S.

l.vi. Albert ICeiii ii3 then taken into the aJ a pnrtner. Hj was without and hi? ii.reed to conduct th bunau-nst. ht rnothfr, tt Is stated, receiv-tn? of the proflts. The partner-rb'lp until Tiecember 12, 3SC1, when be pliiUiff transferred her Interest to 0 (1 MuialA.

anl lalrr Ant t- ISw r.r on of hvtr r-J His-e Later was rri9.J pAyment of tl tnl 5c90c band would get drunk, and have her inquire for him at the store, to feign tha. she did not know where hs was, so thr.i the company would think he was on the road, when ho wes paid $2 for expenses. Sometimes, she says, he would hop about the house and throw his artificial legs at her. She left htm on October 9, 1SK. Ca Co Co hianar curs fa nUK liary M.

Charles elltna ux 1 -re j-fr Jw a ri-Ttrp; 1 tvA r. 11. lWKAf r'u'll A (UiVAf 5 wiib C4i.nl. Is an act. t- atjj: Co affTf Sci fa nittA James ICah Aprai Mary Amelia Stubhe ilurpliy tuity Kost Kern -Albert Kerr.

Andrew Sohohn. Ufa Thonii mm, Je- cernd, Irv the hands oi Eliia. Owm Sol fa mtm COMMON FT.EAH 3. To-Day Trial Idsta. PtAaa N'o.

1 Omrun-waalth Don't Tel! -25c Cluster Tatic RaWns, -cy. i.rc, 1 lb -25c California Prunes, brc.r.n.. Le.T;0n Peel, fancy, 'acv, 2 lbs (O choice fresh new raisins, 3 lbs. William Arica U. llrr.r.T..

ai tbrt u.iAin'.ct without consideration. The rliintif tvavji the unable to rea th't with a half teaspoon- J. j. Kbtig-jnsmttri V. trai.ur and stie not Intend th tcrft to be lifiit.

The pbiiruiff saya 1 -25c Fsncy i f-i Mssnja: rust vr 'c, a 1 vnteu sunty ute mJu-t4 tr tjre English PIl'h Padding, 3 (o Seedless Raisins, fncy, 2 partnership for eignt years were p.ii,nan-1wari tV. -25: --2C: 25: 25c a nor hub niinui ivi- iib rigiu a a. I- r.er at .8 t'a oae halt Pf thH as partner to her son. ot COG-hver 01J, if VCU Can X. gpear et Ut? l-t that the transfer eiei for both ti.o 4 Th Vocre MaiMtiery Co.

Uncotn Itrb-k chcic- 3 lbs. -25c RiCS, lbs 25C -ce 0 tn property, etc. roou win ana tiio tii Co JiHt t.US'.Tl locludlmr outtaiidins vtalCR m'OrP: 1ft rV- 1 11 at. I Tho.l.M- O. If your ruir is cort-L-j out badly, don't tell myboij.

Tley wi'l tMr. it so sf rings )ca doat bay tottti Ajer's H.Ir Vigor a4 step trie filling tt cacc. It iItitj restores tlii coicr to gry biir, too, til tie dark, ricti color yoa ttir Kti wlicft you were yc'jfg. It eep tfec free from dandraf. C3 Mince lC2t, fne.st home made, 4 lbs i i (a Grean.

Ccrn- choice i lbs I n-A- Thot.ia? even once a day, wilt have its Kern churnes th.it her son fra'-Ju-lently cnceiih-fi trum her the nature of th nropty, iir.d.ihat he ra led hiri rmth-r to britc-ve no prutit.s-hwd ben oiHde. Mli il! Kd her m.iele LUG A I. S5lllEF-. CO effect. An ounce a day seme- I An a.i by A.

i ar nirlrst G. O. dlimitifr. 0 1 i ii I Fur C. Ibinil'ii'-h Rlvn a r.riAt 3 in a salt Aogu.H far times results' in KEV7 YORK GROOEilY, 311 L-erkctSt.

a gam rf pr-i i tjiiions for the pui-pose of chr ailn. And eVfraurtinK bpr. L5ho also wmj-h her noil. btn teniiercii her Sii.i'nV) In ijition of ennveynncf. but thl? i-a 1 1 ro.u afkrd to ret-ua'n ill m.

rjr- rtf llv e-1itn O) Co Co Co li li. VJ li J11 f- Tve-ir-ifi Tt ri.T' TTI r.O-rf-e. An' ay. 1-iA tf toi ilo no. nU'i 1 a Are ahle taste to most people.

frri. trafl ViLL CH CPEfi DjRl-CTLY OPPOSITH GUSKY'5 HNTRANCn. TU5. r.f fi-y. -fi 1 $4 ai i 1 in tir r'A -1 .1 1 1 sro a'rou! 'ji.

i.ia 3 do. A- 1 .1 A ER, Ia t. to he of tb one-hili? I fhr business. It. i i' iv -thr-t ff.

partnerahip by i-. Mc.i th. i ht 1 V.ll rr bv him 1 t'U you a io trr o-i tt. a.