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SECOND SECTION PAGE SIX. THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE TIMES, SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1913. NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. OF HE mi NEWS OF I OIL FIELDS New Course Planned In Store Case (Reported by DARK MOORE. Tork, Boston and Pittsburgh.

Local office Frick Building.) Two words different, bnt to intestors, meaning the same For the reason that, at the opportune time Investors ars a afforded an opportunity to purchase the 7 participating I I IClos-l STOCKS. ISales HighsLow.l ins; I Ne I I I I Bid. ICEf Amai. Copper Atn. Agricultural.

6200) 704 1 0 i 69 E3 i is: lr.00! S2Vj 69H 2" S3 121 24 Summary Action May Replace Quo Warranto Proceedings Against Jones Laughlin. Am. Beet Am. Can I Do preferred A. A Am.

Colon Oil Am. Ice Securities. Am. Linseed Am. 100 24 32 121 49 44 24 10 69 103 112 132 23S 0 0 John Poland of 810 Newton street was sentenced by Judge A.

W. Williams in Criminal Court yesterday to six months In Jail on conviction of a charge of keeping a disorderly house. Jennie Carter, who Is said to have been kept in the house, was sent to the Institute for the Feeble Minded at Polk. The charge was brought by Emily Alice Keating, a probation officer of the Juvenile Court. The estate of William F.

Goodwin, late of Tarentum, valued at 320,000 In realty and in personal property, will be divided among the relatives, according to the intestate law of Pennsylvania. He died without having made a will and letters of administration, were Issued to William Goodwin, a son. Those who will share in the estate are: Jennie T. Goodwin, widow; William M. Goodwin.

Llda S. Gibson, a daughter, all of Tarentum, and Ada Kennedy, of Pittsburgh. Dean Goewy, also called Abram Goehring, filed a libel In divorce against Edith Margaret Goewey. also called Edith Margaret Goehring. Desertion Is charged.

John J. Nolan was appointed constable of Thornburg In Quarter Sessions Court by Judge The shallow sand territory on Sugar creek, Union district. Pleasants county. W. rounded out tbo weok by supplying a second good producer.

Operators in that part of Pleasants county have been rather fortunate all tiirougrh the past year. It in shallow drilling, which makes the territory ail the more attractive. The latest completion Is A. C. HlgRenbotham Co.

No. 7 on the J. R. vVagner farm. It is a natural producer good for 75 barrels a day.

The area furnishing the good producers is small in area and has all been under lease for a number of years. On Jordans creek. Big Sandy district, Kanawha county, located in the northeast extension of the Blue Creek field, the Ohio Fuel Oil Company has drilled its test on the Uriah Young farm through the Squaw sand and has a show for a 10-barrel pumper. All of the late completions in the northeast extension have corns in light and Indicate that the limits of the producing formation In that direction have been reached. GOOD PRODUCERS IN HARRISON On west Fork river, north of Shinnston.

in Clay district, Harrison county, the Philadelphia Company has drilled its No. 15 on the Lucas Bros." farm through the fourth sand and has a good producer. As soon as the pay was tapped the well began to (tow at tho rata of 69H 103 113 132 1001 103 SMI ll.Vi 200j 132 ATTORNEYS SUM UP EVIDENCE Am. s. Do preferred Am.

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Tobacco Am. Steel 32 79 I at price, which, considering merit and possibilities, offers ona of thel most attractive Investment opportunities on the market today. OUR TKOrOSITIOX JHF. AMERICAN BRUSH WELL COMPANY controls the RRUSHWET.T, Ft.ECTP.tO 1 hH on'y machine with which washing can be done better than by human liaiKl. it makes washing light and easy and does it perfectly; saves more hard, slavish, tacK-brsklnn work than any other wasner ever Invented.

A yo ing boy or girl can operate it with ease, washing the heaviest fabrics and the most delicate lacs without the least Injurious effect. Whv do good wasners still use the washboard? Why they use the washhonrd after using so-called washing machines? Because they cannot get clothes clean in eny other i and every woman knows it. The BRUSH WELL does the washing thoroughly and produces beautifuilv clean and sweet-smelling garments with nothing mora than ordinary soaps. WITHOUT THE USE OF A WASHBOARD. The FRL'SHWELL washes by means of brushes and rollers, having neither Saddle nor stamps; it does not have to be opened to arrange the wash.

$500 REWARD We nncquirorally claim to have the best washer on the market- Mnnufsrt jrers ha had in ptint for over a year a standing oifer of $M0 to any person who ran produce a machine that will wash soiled clothes as thoroughly, quickly and economically as "TUU BRLShWELL WASHER" without the use of a washboard or any chemical detergent save ordinary soap, and the offer remains unchallenged. What better eidence can submit than this? Think It over. POSSIBILITIES The principles embodied In the BKUSHWELL are an innovation, one which shotlfl take like wild-tire when properly placed on the market on a broad scale. You are. Da doubt, familiar with the tremendous profits made by investors In the securities of cor.

porations controlling such patents as tho Sewing Machine. Bell Telephone, Linotype. Harvesting Machine, when they were first placed on the market. Times hav not changed since then. It was the Investor with foresight and couraee to grasp an opppr.

86 i 3trSl Am. Wool Anaconda M. Atchison I Lo preferred 0 101 101 200 Mi 2W lOPi lOOj 100 100 100 Atlantic C. Line. I conducts the store.

His request was refused by Attorney Wilson. believe a bill can be asked to show that the Jones Laughlin Company is guilty of "ultra vires' acts in making collections for the Pittsburgh Mercantile Company, which It would not make for any other stores." Mr. Cunningham said. As the company refuses to produce Its books, it seems to me the wav I suggest is the only possible procedure." In a staement to Mr. Cunningham.

Attorney Stein declared It was shown there Is an almost absolute identitv of interests between the two firms, that "nearly every one who owns stock in one company also owns stock in the other. The Jones Laughlin Steel Company and the Pittsburgh Mercantile Company are officered, he said, by practically identical persona. Another point he brought out is the proximity of plants and stores. Stein, called attention to the testimony that almost all of the patrons of the stores are employes of the steel company, and declared that exorbitant prices are charged. "Why does the Jones Laughlin Company conduct stores?" he said.

"The Pnlted States Steel Corporation, doing the same kind of steel business on a much larger scale, does not do it. The Oliver Iron and Steel Company does not do it. The great Westinghouse interests do not do it. Mr. Jones, on the stand, gave what I think is the real reason.

He said it is to the interest of the Jones Laughlin Company to do it." "Do your clients want this company's charter forfeited?" the deputy attorney general asked Stein. "Yes." Stein said. "Let the company suffer for its alleged acts." Figures were cited by Attorney Wilson to show that the Pittsburgh Mercantile Company pays no money to the Jones Laughlin Company. The store is operated separately, he said, and not a cent of its money reaches the Jones Lauehlin treasury. He said he admitted that B.

F. Jones. is president of both the Jones Laughlin Steel Company and the Pittsburg Mercantile Company and that other officers are similar, but he maintained that B. F. Jones.

is not a stockholder In the Pittsburgh Mercantile Company and that the Pittsburgh Mercantile Company's store does not occupy property owned by the steel company. "It is not necessary for me to go Into a defense of a pioneer firm like Jones Laughlin," he said. The hearing adjourned at noon and counsel will submit briefs. 100 ij 100 si" 87 224 Vi 1 ion JryiO 69 8SV4 12s 100 35 69 87 224 26 72 14 ri. at Bethlehem Do preferred B.

Rap. I Can. Pacific I Cen. Leather I Ches. a Ohio Chi.

Great Cal. 26k 9001 225 200 1 300 72S 72 R0i 4R4 48 30OI 3Vii Chlno Copper Chi. M. St. I 120OI lr.DTi,! lOJti Chi.

N. iK) 133 133; I Col. Fuel Iron. A new course may be taken In the proceedings against the Jones Laughlin Steel Company and the Pittsburgh Mercantile Company, aa the result of a suggestion madej by Deputy Attorney General J. E.

B. Cunningham near the close or the hearing held In his office, in the Henry W. Oliver Building yesterday. Instead of the quo warranto proceedings to show flanclal relations existing Between the steel company and the store, the state may take the case In Its own hands In an effort to show that the steel company Is violating the law In collecting accounts for the Mercantile Company, something, he said, It would not do for other stores. Both sides announced they had completed their testimony when the hearing was opened yesterday morning and the nnal arguments were begun.

A request was made by Attorney A. Stein for -he that Attorney George representing the Jones laughlin Company and the Pittsburgh -Mercantile Company, in an effort to prove, he said, that the steel company 4S! i 109! 0 133 I 32! 131 0 lOVi! 158 I 0 18 32 Consolidated Gas. jtuniiy when presented that reaped the profits from those inventions. IT IS THE SAslS Corn Products 300 10 Del. 10 33i Den.

R. 500 D0 200 0 Distillers' Erie 000 27l 27 Do 1st Do 2rd pfd J. m. bwearmgen, ts nil the vacancy caused by the resignation of Houston H. Eagle.

Judge Thomas D. Carnahan, refused to release Annie Wilson, a negress, from jail after a habeas corpus hearing. The woman was sent to jail In default of a fine of lot) imposed by Magistrate James J. Kirby, following a raid at 120 Wylie avenue. A Jury in common Pleas Court returned a verdict in favor of the city of Pittsburgh in the damage suit of Anthony Sperl, who fell on an Icy boardwalk and broke his wrist February 4.

1910. DAILY COURT RECORD. NEW SUITS. Aoril Term, 1j13. Docket A.

Defendant 2329 Gallucei Jos 8 et ux Eben Hamii- ton Mtg 3349 Billhart Eliza Anthony Smith Tresp Docket B. 2J48 Montgomery Frank et ux Steln- hauser Appeal Docket C. 2331 Buena Vista Ld Co Harry Barker. Docket D. Shaheen Abraham JJas Thomas.

5338 Frank Margt eat Amanda Mtg 2340 Hanlon Jno A A Hodman Assp 2344 Scott Twp Geo Forsvthe Eiutty 2348 Presbyterian Hospital Nellie Hughes. Tresp 2352 Riverside Mule Co Isaac Tax-ton Appeal Gen. Electric looj 13SH 13Si. 127 iujjai. Prompt action is the keynote to success.

OFFERING- A limited amount of 1 participating preferred stock (par value $10 per share) full paid ar.d non-assessable is ofTered at J1.75 per share. REMKMPKR this is not aa perinnnl, the machine has been in use for two years on a small scale, and the fact that it is a success and rendering entire satisfaction Is evidenced by the local letters of testimony which we have on file and will he pleased to submit on application. Company's output will not meet the demand for machines, so that It is necessary to. Install additional and new maehinerv. The company's necessity makes your opportunity, RIGHT IS RESERVED TO WITHDRAW OFFERING FROM TliiS MARKET AT ANY 7 1 ME WITHOUT NOTICE OR ALLOT A LESS I'M BUR OF SHAKW THA." APPLIED FOR.

3IAXAGE3IEXT A glance at the following directorate will convince you that the company bag th4 right kind, the kind that Insures the stockholder a square deal In every way: 16 27 44 33 138 126 34 2 31 123 0 0 0 -1 G. Northern pfd. 300 126 G. No. Ore Ctfs.

Ooldfteld Con lon '3" 31 Goodrich Rubber, loool 33 123 17 123 Illinois 200 Interboro-Met. 2100! 17i Do preferred 410o 60: 69 I 1 105! 0 Inter Harvester. 100 17 59 106 10 Inter-Marine pfd 106 io 9 24 Inter. Paper 200 Inter. 2on K.

City 200j 9 24l Laclede Gas II turn jMZ3 LehlKh 300 154 154 16 10 8 24 99 154 133 134 24 37' 69 Louis. Nash S. P. Kan Tex. -1 0 0 0 0 0 Mis.

Pacific 2001 37 37 inex. 22 JUDGMENTS. Docket A. Defendant Oct 12 Neile Bertha-J Miami Copper I 6O0 22 National Biscuit. loo! 115 115 827 W.

J. Black. Director Continental Trust Vice President Penn Loan Association. Director National Mines A Smelter Member Pittsburgh Stork Exchange. Treasurer and Managing Director Superior Gas Improvement Co.

HON'. J. A. LANGFLTT. President Pnlted Mutnal Life Insurance President Henricks Piano Director Central Trust Director Bankers Trust Co.

McKLNSTRY GRIFFITH. President Tarentum. BrackonridKe and Kutler street Railway. Director and Treasurer Tarantula Land and Improvement Director and Treasurer Tarentum Coal and btone Co. JOSEPH CArL-FTEL.

Mayor of Johnstown. President Pennsylvania Savings Fund Association. President Cauffiel Pittsburgh. Owner and Proprietor Caufliei Real Estate and Loans. Johnstown, Pa.

W. A. ROBERTS. Director Federal Nstlonal Bank. Treasurer.

Alvarado Construction President Bankers Trust ITe dent lAbelle View Ijnd Secretary Life Protective Director Sharon ba. Lngs and Trust Co. tf. II. BLACK.

Director Superior Gas Inv. provement Co. A. O. ILTCHOV.

Real Estate and Mortgages. JOSEPH VIE RUNG, Manufacturer of Ma. rhinery. JOHN R. STEPHENSON; Director.

S. H. MrKEE, President National Mine and Sir "ter Co. C. HOLM AN, President Superior Oss Improvement Secretary Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.

LAWRENCE C. STEELE, Consulting En gineer. A. tl. BCRGOYNE.

Editor Chronicle Tele, graph. lrofeNor Ilistinry of Musle and Musical Aesthetics at Carnegie Institute of Technology. Gibson E345 170S 100 115 4U. 23 17 73 106' 30 104 77 S2.SO TREATMENT FREE Men. women and children all over this country have been permanently relieve) of fits, epilepsy and fainting spells by the wonderful restorative treatment per- AA I' I Co Aprl3Ambos Laura Jno Apr 13 Agsten Herman et al Wenke.

asse Apr 13 Barr Mrs Jane, est et al A Hlieman, use Apr 13 Downer Jas Co. use Jan 12 Kngleberg Max Mellon Nat Bk 200 1 '200: 17 106 104 17 106 104 115 J- 273 1737 a oarreis an hour. Earlier In the week the same company completed No, 14 on the same tract and scored a Nos. 8, 10 and 31 on the same tract are producing 225 barrels a day. In the same development the South Penn Oil Company has now completed No.

i on the C. A. Short farm and will not have better than a very light pumper. Inside of the town limits at Spencer, Spencer district, Roane county. Q.

U. Cabot has drilled a well on the Wine lot Into the Berea grit and has a good gasaer. In Smlthfleld district, Roane county, the Flaher Oil Company has drilled a test on the O. O. Klncald farm through the Big Injun sand and has a very light pumper.

The same company is starting a second test on the n. T. Kincaid farm. The old districts in Roane county that have been under development for a number of years show a revive, in operations. DRILLING AND STARTING TESTS-On Fallen Timber run and Fish creek.

Grant district. Wetzei county, there is a god deal of new work under way and starting. On Fallen Timber run, the Parker Edwards Oil Company is due in the Big Injun sand at its test on the Stephen Shuman farm. On the same stream N. S.

Snyder Co. are due In tho Gordon at No. 2 on the Smlth-Edgell farm. On Fishing creek the Maanufacturers Light and Heat Company has started to drill a test on the William Carlln farm. The Jackson Oil Company is due In tho sand at No.

3 on tho M. Anderson farm. On North Fork, the Hope Natural Gas Company has the rig completed for a test on the William C. Hen- I thorns farm. In Freemans Creek.

Court House, Troy and Hackers Creek districts. Lewis county, the Philadelphia Company. West Virginia Central Gas Company, Reserve Gas Company and tha Hopa Natural Gas Company are very active. In the districts named there are no fewer than 35 wells drilling and starting. A part of the work is in old territory and a good deal in wildcat territory.

In the search for gas thera is always a possible chance of discovering a new oil pcol. hope of finding oii or gas in paying quantities in Braxton county has for the present been abandoned. There has been considerable test work completed in Braxton county during the past few years and aa yet there has been nothing of an encouraging nature discovered. In some localities the producing formations have been found in regular order and in others they have been a minus quantity. In Church district.

Weliel county, the Carnegie Natural Gas Company has drilled Its test on the B. Hummel farm through tha Big Injun sand and has a gasser. In the same locality the Manufacturers Light aand Heat Company Is starting a test on the H. H. Milllken farm.

Across the state line In Greene county. there Is considerable new work. On Ten-Mile creek, Morris township. Waynesburg parties have started to drill a test on the Mary Carroll farm. On Fish creek.

SprlnrtiU township. Wavnesburg parties are drilling on the H. Rentier heirs' farm. On the same stream in Jackson township, the Philadelphia Company Is due in tha sand at a test on the Miner King farm. On Wheellnn creek.

Aleppo township, the Wyoming Fuel Oil Company is drilling tests on the J. S. Hlnertnan and S. Burnhart t'arms. SOUTHEASTERN OHIO In the lower end of the dp sand territory In Southeastern Ohio, in Fails lore township.

Hocking coun-tv. the Plymouth Oil and Gas Company has completed and shot Its No. on the Mary 8. Arbold farm and has a show for a u-barrel producer in the Clinton sand. In tha same locality the Biennerh-saett Oil and Gas Company has completed No.

cn the H. K. Start farm sni has a show for a very liRht pumper In the same formation. This location is only feet east of the Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Compsny's No. 2 on the Hue farm, which is still holding up at 110 barrels a day.

n-e Keating are drilling No. 4 on the J. W. Williams fsrm. South and east of the Falls Gi re development, in Ward township, the Ohio Fuel Kunidv Company has drilled Its 6001 rvationai Lead N.

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Pacific Mail Pennsylvania People's Gas C.C.& St. L. Pittsburgh Do preferred Pressed 8. Pull. PaL 320 1549 Jan 13 Margolia Michl TAT Co com 300 119 118 10,02 $11,767 to Help Cure Tubercnlars.

The report of the Dispensary Aid Society, covering the 1912 Red Cross Christmas seal campaign, follows: Cash received for sale of seals, $12,750 31; cash donations. $860 63; total, $13.610 94; less commission of 10 per cent to the National Red Cross Society for seals sold, or 10 per cent of $12,750 33 Is $1,275 03 iffice expenses. Including advertising. $567 92: total, $1,842 95: net total returns from 1912 campaign, $11,767 99. This latter amount will be devoted to tuberculosis work in Allegheny county.

Pa. Alleged Bogus Collector Fined. Thomas Morrison, aged 38, of 1826 Sarah street, who was arrested Friday afternoon on complaint of John Cosatch and on the charge of being a suspicious person, was sentenced yesterday morning to pay a tine of $50 or serve 30 days In the workhouse bv Magistrate Daniel Winters, of the South Side Police Station. Cosatch, a hotelkeeper at 2 Lafferty street, declared Morrison has been making regular collections from him for four years for an alleged "home mission." He fays he paid him between $40 and $50. Morrison made little --CTT 3 abie Dr.

Peebles of 115' 28 1181 110 96! 19! 2S 0 157l jt jtiica, 7 S4 84 2(K)j ioo v-ziio woman wnieg of her son: "He has not had an attack since taking the first month's treatment." 236 '4! 157 P.eadlng lg300 157 156! 156! If job do not have a prospectus of the company write for one immediately. ThU is a proposition which you cannot afford to pass without investigating. Address ail communications and make all remittances payable to W. J. Black Swished 1891 Members Pittsburgh Stock Exchange 1002-3-4 Arrott PlttstaurQli, Pa.

ep. iron steel Do preferred 24 85 Rock Island 500 21 21 SS5 856 1502 10S8 73 1134 834 84? Si7 834 140 0 0 21 '4 36 2.518 7TB 470 147 Docket B. Apr 13 'Smith Harrison Critch low Apr 13 'Sabine Anthony Mrs Susie Sabino Apr 13 Smith Aug Person Apr 13 Wamhoff Oeo Jr Jno Dunlap Co. use 5, June 11 Pgh Clay Prod Co Dillonvale Co Apr 13 Andrews Chas South Side Trust Company, use Apr 13 'Roderick Amelia est Gardner Apr 13 'rttongataka Geo Jos Oriiinger Apr 13 'Hollowood Jno State Bank, Braddock 8 Jan 13 Bfnnett Anna TAT Co. Jan 13 McGovern Etlzab et al Same.

7, Apr 13 Black A Pgh Mch A Co Apr 13 Kamerer A DahlMrom 18 181 19! 1S 19 200J "iooi not hate a. sped after beginning the treatment." A woman writes: "You cured me of those terrible fits." Tou can try this wonderful treatment FREE. Not a mere sample but two large bottles a full 32.50 treatment. Many show marked improvement from the free treatment alone. Write today for this FREE 32 50 TREATMENT -and let it show you what it will do for YOU.

Address Dr. Peebles Institute. 469 Madison Street. Battle Creek, Mich 24 19 44 34 9S 0 0 4000) 99 I 98 Boston Copper Stocks. (Reported by A E.

Mastea Co.) "inof 81 81 SO Ray Con S.L.A S.F.2 i Seaboard Air Do pref etfred R. Sheffield SI Southern Southern fty Do Tenn. Copper Tpi. a Paplflc Texas Co. Union Pacific Do U.

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Steel Do 35. 202 1.11 Par STOCKS. Value. Adventure 25 Allouez 25 18t 100! 1S 10800! 150 los Arizona Com. Butte Apr 13 Lanahan Jas Jno 3 Todd ufo Nov 10 Lewandosky A Jos Campbell A lon8 Wilt furslah, free ef ehnra-.

149! 149T4 83 68 RO-! gftSJ' i 10 8S? Cal. Booklets and fuldem Issued 147 1635 362 17 2335 1087 Tsmeuazene limes 41 25 the different hotels, ateamabla 0 0 Cal. Hecla. Centennial 3001 805j 9000 i 60 200; 10s 25 0l 60 107-V. Utah Copper 600 i.i 52 and railroad companies adver tised below also all taformt tioa as to rates, routes, araed-wlea, etc.

laaolrlea bit be mads eltaer la person or by mall. Bureau of Resorts vir. Car. 814 Apr 13 May A Arthur Ohl, adm. Apr 13 Geo Scarborough A Klaus Co Apr 13 Wright Chas L.

Rurben. Adm Docket D. Apr 13 Justice Wro Stove A Range Co Jan 13 Liggett Thos Plde Tr Apr 13 Whitehead Dahl- strom Apr 13 Yoder Lorenxo TAT Co Wnbash Do W. Marvlnnd 155S 33! 0 10 I 1 41 I 0 (Kit! 67! 6 0 90 1 West. Union Kfll 66 i 67! W' 67 I 2280 1848 OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. West'house Elec.j 200' Wheel. L. Woolworth 1628 300) 91 90 I Confessed Judgment. CRD! CSS SEES ZIONIST LEADER COMING.

2 2 isi, i5'i io'4 44 44 44 24 24i iiii is is" is" 4 4S tsii 3'i '34 9'i S4 "i'i B2V 52U, Copper Range lo Daly West 20 East 18 Frank. in 25 jlroux Granby 10 Greene 20 Hancock 25 Helvetia 25 Isle Royaie 25 Indiana 25 Keweenaw 25 Kerr 5 Lake 25 La Salle 25 Miami 5 Michigan 25 Nipissing 5 North 15 Ojitraay 25 Old 25 Osceola 25 Quincy 25 Ray Consol 10 Sante Fe 10 Superior 25 Sup. Boston. 10 i i Nafcum Sokolow Will Be Entertained TO AND PANAMA CUBA, JAMAICA THE AM AT aas ash by Pittsburgh Hebrews. Nahum Sokolow recently arrived in this country to make a tour of the principal cities under the auspices of the Federation of American Zionists and will Close.

Bid. Ask. 24 2'4 Stf, 271, 3'4 4 ii SI 63 6314 450 15 16 44 444 35, IS 6'1 7 3 2'i 58Vs 84 20'4 204 .25 .75 24 24, 13 1314 2 2'4 3', 15 16 '4 414 22 22-4 1 2 84 9 27 i 27H 2 24 48 48-, 67 68 1S'4 19 1T4 2Vj 30 3014 314 28 29 V4 4 '4 9 9 62 62 1 6OV1 250 SflO 19 20 2 2 70 75 8 1'4 1H 1- 2 31 32 18 16 2- 4 3" 42 44 2 2 15 17 5 Sis EXECUTIONS. April Term, 19:3. Defendant 639 Cohen Saml Ger Nat! A I.

I 2,02 643 Welcher Louis et ai est Henry Aver-back assignee 2,722 648 McDowell Henry A Margt Provident Col Association 25 645 Williams Jas Glass port Br.ro. use 133 46 MrWIlUams Saml et ux notice Jas Hoag Jr 4.S70 647 Terklns Mattie est notice O'Hara Darlington, use 3.203 544 Moore Wagon Works Little use 2.j-'4 549 Emich Wm A notice Jos Eler 2S.1S0 650 Justice Wro notice Jno Aufder- heide est et al 29.117 651 Miller Robt Louis 7.098 MARRIAGE LICENSES. be the guest of the Pittsburgh Jewish test on the Charles A. James farm into the Clinton sand and has a good show of oil. This Is an important test, located far in advance of prod notion, and If it proves a good producer will cpen an extension to the southeast.

SHALLOW SAND TETrRITORT In tha Marten district, Waren township. Washington countv. Hemermsn Co. have drilled a second test on the William Whuteklnd farm into the stray above the salt sand and have a producer sod for 20 or 25 barrels a day. In the Kimr 'district the Nichols Oil Company has completed a second test on the Louis Heller farm and have a duster in the VW-fnot sand In the Marietta district.

E. Clark, has drilled No. on the W. B. Pape farm through the Mitchell sand and has a duster.

It will be drilled to the lower sands. In Newport township, the Reno Oil Company has drilled a test on the Lucy Francis farm community from April 2 to April 5. In elusive. Definite arrangements have been made for the reception and entertain Isador Milter Sarah "vVeisman William Smith Catherine H. Brophy Johan Wind Agnes Platzer Tamarack 25 Trinity 25 Utah 5 Utah 10 Calling at Santiago (Cuba), Kingston (Jamaica), Colon (Panama), Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Colombia.

Bv the new fast Twin-screw Steamships CARL SCHURZ and EMIL L. BOAS and the well-known S.S.PRIXZ JOAC HIM and PH1XZ AI GIST WILHELM CUBA and JAMAICA, 11 to 18 Days $85.50 PANAMA CANAL, 18 to 25 Days. $140.00 and up 25-DAY CRUISES v. Next Sailings ment of Herr Sokolow, who Is one of the Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Cincinnati Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Oreenshurg. Pa, foremost Hebrew writers of the day.

He has concerned himself with the larger problems of the Jews and is a member of the Inner Executive Committee of ths Mary McCutcheon iS3 Campbell Robt notice Muret A Boyd 634 Miller Robt Coliner use 655 Griften Jabez Wm McCloskey 659 Price Cunningham 661 Hoover Rosana A A Wm OlITrf 61S 204 167 279 John 8. Davidson Knoxvllis Emma KL. Fisher vit. (niv.r mo. rilit'll L.

While In Pittsburgh Herr Sokolow will be entertained by the Zionist Council of i msourgn. vv eanesday evening, April 3, through the first Cow nun sana ana nss a llsht pumper. G. W. Watson Co.

have drilled a test on the Hannah Eddy farm through the stray above the salt sand and have a f-barrel pumper. The Boston Oil Company has started to drill a test oa tha J. D. Bates farm. a.

mass meeting will De held in his honor B. B. CART, SCHIRZ 8. 8. PRINZ AllilST WILHELM 8.

S. F.MIL L. BOAs 8. S. I'KINZ JOACHIM BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS.

lJU Aunt. 4r(s rj Anderson. Oreensburr.f 6-" Invol. 6637 Adamson. Morgan twp 1.567 11.100 lctorla 2j Woiverine 25 CURB MINING STOCKS.

Ahmeek 25 Ray State Gas 50 Bohemia 25 Boston Ely 10 Cactus Copper. I lavis Daly 10 First National. 5 Hedley 10 Inspiration 20 La Rose 5 Majestic 5 McKiniey Dor. 1 Raven 1 San Antonio. ...10 Yukon 6 P.

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MARCH 23, i MARCH SO, APRIL 6, APRIL 13, APRIL 19. 2 APRIL 26, COLOMBIA William O. Tibbs Pittsburgh May M. Datson Pittsburgh Joseph Homer Homeville. Pa, fearaa J.

Parsons Homeville. Pa. rneMaf Tv Kabz Pittsburgh Galia J. Young Pittsburgft Edgai- M. Boyer Bwlssvals Beatrice G.

Brandt in tarnegie -music liall. The following evening a banquet will be given In the auditorium of the Zionist Institute on CAKL SCHIRZ, PRINZ AltiCT WILHKLM s. s. CKUISES TO HAYTI and The Oil Market Ths prices paid for oil of various grades by )RICH and 25-day crusises by tbo well-known S. S.

PRINZ E1TEL FRIED WIDOW'S PENSION TEST. Example of Practical Relief Brought to Attention of Legislators. mromers Pltthrh the purchasing agencies are: PRINZ SIG1SMUND Enuna tnrlfht Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 70 2 OO Illlnols 1 25 Mercer New Corning Write for Information. SI A Bt) RG-AIV1 ERIC AN LINE Henry W. Oliver 338 Sixth Phone 1988-1989 Grant, Pittsburgh.

or Local Agents. Pending the action of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives on a mothers" New York Curb Market. (Reported by R. C. Hall.) pension bill for this state the Young 00; Kansas Okla 2 OOiCorsicana flc! Io heavy 1 87 Kiectra 1 82, Henrietta 1 66 Caddo, above 1 32 Do 32.

1 23 to crude 1 35 Canada lis 5 70 95 i 70 70 77 Cabell North South Wooster Indiana Princeton Somerset Rubber 8 center avenue. i ne toiiowlrig committees have charge of the reception and entertainment of Herr Sokolow whila In Pittsburgh General chairman, Rabbi A. Ashinsky general secretary. W. 1'.

Goldstein; truasurtr' M. L. Avner. Mass nieeting-J. L.

LUhter. chairman: Dr B. BloomiH-ig, Dr. Rudolph I. Rabbi a' M.

Ashinsky. Samuel J. Horvlts A 11 Nea' man, Henry Jackaon M. Avntr Wil'liam P. UoPistein and Dr.

H. Kbtr. Publicity- ivimuel J. Ilorvtts chairman- Miss Ray Treeliskrv. L.

H. Cadlson, A. H. Nea-man. J.

B. Ulick, I. Abramowlts and Leo il Cadlson. Printing A. Neaman.

Ilankin, Berman S. Glkk, M. Sisal and H. Papeer. Kntertatnment Henry Jackson Dr Coffee and Isaac W.

Frank. y'one' Ticket William p. Goldstein. chairman-Elizabeth Cohen. Sarah Treeliskey and Charted Pearlsieln, Samuel llankln.

S. Anxiursky I'earlman and I. Pearlman. Banquet Mrs. A.

M. Ashlnskv Inter. U. S. Do.

LIVE STOCK MARKETS. PITTSBURGH UNION PTOCK YARDS, Saturday. March 16, 1813. Cattle Supply light, market steady; choice, 1.300 to 1,400 JS 70418 SO; prima, 1200 to 1.300 38 40((S 50; good, l.loo to 1.200 $8 208 40; tidy butchers. 1.000 to 1.100 38 00 fa" 8 fair.

9ou to 1.000 37 00 7 60; common, 700 to 900 $6 0u 7 00; common to good fat bulls. 35 60Q 7 60; common to good fat cows. 4 0037 60; heifers, (4 Soil 8 00; fresh cows ana 1.1 Kit tioat preferred ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Runs and Shipments. Leading A most modern hotel at moderate rates a -ana iri I i A A 7 LT Ocean End, St.

Charles Pltci and shipments of the Pennsylvania. Virginia, Ohio. Indiana and Illinois RALEIGH HOTEL Braden British Col C. O. H.

Cons Davia-naly LMamondf'd Daisy Ely Cons 'Florence Rum West fields: ALBERMAriLh 'near bIach." rac With its attractive central location, its 100 steam heated, sunny, front rroms, ocmfortable SHIPMENTS. March 1-t 62.066 Prev. reined. ..1.333.01 Glroux Oreene Cananea Jumbo Ext furnishings, private bams, elevator, extensive Kim oariora orchestra excellent table, nrst- mam avenues, aTor ding ocean breeza ana ocean view equal to beacb front house at About half the price. 200 larga rooms, pi i van bathe; running water; electric Ugnu.

elevator, sun parlor. tc, Mala and servica baal obtainable. Special Lenua rates. fcL. J.

DYNES. RUNS. March 12 Frev. reported. Total Daily average.

Ladies Ilelief Society of i'ittsburgh has called attention of tho friends of the pension plan to a practical demonstration of the relief Idea in Philadelphia. The Relief Society has been in correspondence with Senator John O. Rheati, Representative Hugh B. Piper and other Philadelphia members, and they have piven every encouragement for the passage of the bill which the Pittsburgh organization has Indorsed. The Philadelphia legislators cite the example of the care of the family of Mrs.

James Waugh of 2543 Mutter street. Philadelphia. In this case a mothers' pension is being paid by private subscription. Mrs. Waugh's husband was killed and he left her with a family of six children, ranging In age from 12 years down to an Infant, which was born since, the father's death Mrs.

Waugh desired to keep her family together. Philadelphia newspapers printed the story of her heroic effort to maintain her home and many subscriptions in small amounts clsss cooking and white service, combines the 1.176.31S! Total 1,355.108 9S.0: Dally 107.316 Kerr Lake La Rose McKlnlev comforts, conveniences and attractions oi mw most luxurious hotels without the excess in cost Special rates. 2 up daily; SiO up weekly. Write for booklet. 14th season.

J. P. COPE. Mines Co. of A Gasoline and Naphtha.

Nevada Hills New Keystone Thf W.ltcVnr. Vligmm av axid Beacn. 1 ne lltSmre, ocen view. Greatly Improved. Capacity 350.

Private baths. Running- water in rooms, elevator, etc. Moaio. Special up weekly. up dally, upea all the year.

Booklet. SAMUEL ELLI3. Retail, Johhers, 10 gs 1 Degrees. 1 to 10 bbls. to 1 bbl.

Nipissing Ohio Copper 50-60 ISO Benzine 17c Bid. Ask. 10 13 60 70 37 40 8 3', 3 1" 1 3 10 15 50 65 3 34 S'-i S'4 28 SO 15-11 3 1-1 11-16 2 13-16 15-16 2 2'4 14 1'4 l' S- 9 11-16 13-16 3-16 14 1 40 1T4 2 6H 6 Vi 12 14 2T4 314 S'4 f- 24 2 2 2-4 84 10 20 13 15 25 30 164 174 65 75 25 30 3 6 14 17 i 5.4 65 to Pac. Knielters Ray Central 17o 20c. 220 motor 6S-70 74-76 Hotel Rudolf One of Atlantic City's leading all tms fear hotels.

On the Ocean Front. Capacity 1.009. Sea water In all baths. Running- water In guest rooms. American and European plans.

A. S. Kukeyser. Mgr. Joel llillman.

Pres. isc 210 23c So steel Gasoline Gasoline Gasoline Wood barrels, drums, $5 extra. Stewart Temlskamlng Tonopah Fxt Tonopah Mining R4-h6 Hotel New England Bo. Carolina ave. beach.

Private- baths; running water in rooms. Elevator to street level. Sun Parlor. Capacity 360. bpeclai Spring Hates.

Booklet. BRYAN WILLIAMS- 28o 11.50 extra; were sent the newspaper oftices to be paid Trl-Mullton Wetllaufer springers, Bheep and lamhs-Supply tight. market steady, prime wethers. 95 to loo si. 7 'O; good mixed, si to 9o lbs 36 404,6 80- fair mixed.

75 to So 606 2i; culls and common. $3 00fi4 00; lambs. SH W'iiio 00; veal calves, 31100JO12 00; heavy and thin calvis, 7 00U 8 00. Hogs Receipts light, market steady; prima heavy hos. 60; heavy mixed, 19 bOtit 6o-meiluma and heavy Yorkers.

39i.VfiS70; nKnt Yorkers and pigs, 9 75; roughs, fs 003 4 to; suigs. 7 0iiJ7 60. tBr Associated Pbkss to Gazetts Timks KANSAS CITY, March 600 head: no southerns; unchsnged. Choice export and dr.ssed beef stfers. 40, 9 00; fair to good.

37boti.S3i; southern steers, 36 collS la; southern cows, $4 60: bulls. 3t 6M-(rT calves. 37 004 10 H. Hogs Roceipta 1.000 head; market steady. Bulk.

38 70'iS K6 25'qS 75 Jtl7i'a7 76; wethers. Jliorv.nOO; ewes, 3.1 Stnit 75. CHICAGO, March 15 Hogs Receipts 000 head: steady; bulk of sales at SS SoiiJ 10 Light mixed, JSCOiillO; heavy. 3d 40u 9 On rough. pKS, 37 00H8 95.

CatUe-R! celpts 200 head; market slow. leves 37 Hi Texas steers, 3ii2iy7 60; stockers anl feeders. ti OCri 8 cows and f. 60 1 8 00; calves. 7 6o-nl2t.

Bhtep Receipts 1 0,0 head; market steady. Native, 30 year lings, 2'W 2r, native lambs. 38OihS0o' NEW YORK. March lu. Beeves nirelptg 1.203 head: markt-t steady.

Virginia steirs $8 70; dressed be-f um-hsnged. t'alves Ite celpts 140 head: market firm. Veals sold at IS oftil2 75. City dressed veals. 1CVM9C' country dnssed Pheep and lambs-Receipts 6)1 head; market steady.

to her. rnia amounted to a pension of about S10 a week, which, added to Mrs. Waugh's earnings, has been sufficient Yukon Gold Crown Reserve El Paso HOTEL ISLESWORTH vtib.mii. and Boaruwailc iievaior, Sun parlor. Orcn.

European ptan. Special American plan. $2. CO up daily, special weekly, is'o lor tra or frh water baths. Bait.

to maintain her home and to keep the older children In school. Tuolumne Pueblo S. 'Tonopah Merger Mrs. Vaughs case has been brought to the attention of all the members of the Legislature, her maintenance being Doble Dome Ext. HOTEL L0CKHART Ocean ave.

and Boardwalk. Kim GALEN HALL HOTfcjL AND SANATORIUM ATLANTIC CITY, MCW JtHsKT An Ideal place for a long or suort stay, ftone. brick and steel building. Rooms suits with hot and cold sea water lu privaia baths. Tonic and Curative Baths and Trtal (cents with trained attendant.

T. L. TUUNU. Gen'l Managsr. pointed out ns proof of the practicability of the pension system.

Foley-O'lirien Holllnger Toledo Seed Market TOT.FDO. March 15. Cloverseed. cash and March. $11 60: April.

Ill 10; October, $7 85; alsike. nrime, cash and March. 112 45; timothy, prime, cash and March. II 75; April. $1 May.

$1 7H; September. $2 00. ORCHARD WORK TO BEGIN. Demonstrations Arranged for Several Counties. HARRISBURG, March state's orchard Inspection work will begin In a score of counties tomorrow, when proof; private baths, ocean view rooms, elevator to at.

Special Lrnten rates. E. LOCKHAK'P Pearl Lake Porcupine Gold PAINTERS TO HOLD A BALL. Preston E. I) Rea Mines Ball and Euchre to Celebrate 20- Swastika Marconi Silver Peak HOTEL Bteel Pier; highest standard In culslns and service; modern appointments; booklet.

J. N. R. BOTHWKLt. THE EASTBOURNE Facing Park Placs.

Ocean view. Modem, high-class. Booklet. E. H.

4 H. c. Garwood. cents-a-Day Wage Raise. The annual ball and euchre and enter Quoted in cents per share.

Mrs. Hoffman. Miss Ray TreellsKev Mrs Mor' lis Neaman. Mrs. J.

L. Llchier Mrs Goldstein. Mrs. I. Sachs, Mrs.

M. liohin Mrs H. I. Alpern. Mrs.

Rtet. Mrs. 'Gold bloom. Mrs. R.

Schoenfeld. Mrs. Adelsteln Mrs. Price. Mrs.

S. Levinson, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Rogalsky. Mrs.

S. Cohen. Mrs Davis, Mrs. I. Dunn and Mrs.

M. Tapoisky. MOTHER WANTS SON. State Official Gets Peculiar Letter and Check. CHARLESTON', W.

March 15. (Special.) State Auditor J. a. Darst received a letter containing a check signed, but with no amount filled In, requesting him to fill in any amount that he desirv-1 or was necessary to supply one James It. Clemens with sufficient money to return to the home of his mother at Claysville, Pa.

Mr. Darst says he has no knowledge of the man or his mother and does iu.t know where lie can be found or anything about him. The letter is as follows Claysville, March 3, 1913. Hon. J.

6. Darst: Dear Sir: Do you know anything about James R. Clemens? I enclose check. Please give" him sufficient money to bring him to Claysville, where there will be a comfortable room In his mother's home. You insert the amount he needs and oblige.

His mother, MRS. R. CLEMENS. ARMY PLANS A NEW" HOME. Salvationists to Erect $20,000 Building in Homestead.

A home In Homestead that will cost about $20,000 Is planned by the Salvation Army. It will be erected on a plot worth about $7,000. owned by the organization. MaJ. S.

Withers will meet with the officials of the army In Homestead next Thursday to complete the plans. Col. William Evans, provincial commander for Ohio. Kentucky. Tennessee, West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, accompanied by his secretary.

Brig Josephine Albright, visited Pittsburgh ori an Inspection trip yesterday. They they were pleased with the prospects of the work here. They will leave this morning for Steubenville. to participate in the dedicatory exercises of the new home. itate lambs sold at $9 (10: common sheen tr, 00 HOTEL IROQUOIS OCEAN END SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE.

Atlantic City. N. J. Remains open all winter; Private and Public Baths; Elevator to Street: Game and Lounging Room; 100 feet of Sun Parlor: own Electric Plant; White Service; capacity 35. SPECIAL SPRING KATE AS LbW AS $10.00 PER WEEK Booklet and Menu on request.

Miscellaneous Bonds. (As Quoted by H. P. Taylor St Co.) Hid. Hogs Receipts 8.0S4 head: market stesdy Prlme Pennsylvania hogs, $9 70; roughs ts -V CINCINNATI.

March 13. tainment will be held In the Union Labor Temple St. Patrick's Day evening by the Painters' and Decorators' Union No. 6 of Pittsburgh and AileKheny. The temple ballroom Is being redecorated for the event.

the first of the spring demonstrations will be given. Dr. 11. A. Surface, tha state's economic zoologist, will attend several of the demonstrations during the week, his field workers being In charge of the others.

I Dr. Surface says that demonstrations will be held rain or shine and will begin at 1 o'clock promptly at the follow-, cc Ipts 2:17 head; market stealy. Steers -'5 Allegheny Valley Ry. 1st 4s s4 Ardmore St. Ry.

1st 6s PHILLIPS HOUSE Mass. Ave, and Beach. P. PHILLIPS. tiS63; hellers, 2o'-iS 00; cows.

3 calves slow, 5 50tt 10 1 S. Hogs Receipts 2 7i Baldwin Locomotive Works 103U, The committee in rharge Is Frank K. Smith. Louis C. Schunk and A.

TV Reaver Valley Trac. 1st con. head; market slow. Tackers. $9 loi(9 K- common sows.

36 OO'irl 73; pigs and lights ut i. WELLSBORO ing places: Ask. 96'4 IO414 75" 161" Clalrton Steel 1st fs 99T4 9 25: stags. 35 00i7 60. fheep Kecelnts ill Columbia Gas Electric 1st 70 Dominion Natural Gas 1st 6s loo Knoellinger.

Handsome prizes have been provided for the successful euchreists, and a vaudeville program arranged. Admission tickets will be for everything. head; market steady. $3 0u4j5iO; lambs a 69 00. OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

Ellsworth Coal 6s 99 Fairmont Clarksburg Trac. 6s. 100 Harbison-Walker Refrac. fis 104 Indianapolis Northwestern 9H4 Jamison Coal Coke 6s 89 Jones 1-auahlln 1st s. f.

10014 Special Offer. StH.OO fur 4 Days, American Plan. Over Easter. Reserve now. Kentucky near and all attraction.

Modern, Hiffh Claas, Homelike. Capacity 600. Our stronife-Ht appeal f.r a high-class patron-ac is efficient choict? rooms, wltb or without batb. excellent tabic and cherfu! eur-rouBtHnrni. Kate $.00 up daily.

peial wek-1t. American tlan. lilustrfitl Auto coach. A. CONRAD EKHOi.il.

Owner Mjrr. iooi 80 HOTEL CHAM8ERLIM OLD POINT COMFORT A For Booklets, address Cr j7 Geo. P. Adams. Fortress Monro.

Va. Kansas City Llev. 2nd gen. 75 Manufacturers Light Heat 102 Michigan Trac. 5s 99V4 McKeesport Bellevernon inf, Coffee and Sugar.

NEW YORK. March future, opened barely steady at a decline of 2 to points under foreign selling, a renewal of local liquidation and moderate pressure from Wall street or other bearish sources. Cables we lower than expected in view of yesterday, local recovery, and with comparatively few buyers around the ring the market berama still weaker toward midday owing to rumors of a sharp break after the official close In Havre. The final tone is steady, but last prices were from 18 to 28 points net lower fcalea, bags. March, 11.07c: April 11 lr' May, 11.27c; June, 11.

July. 11.32c, 1141c: September. 11.4Sc: October and Novein- TOURS. 102 Ji its; 14 L.unen win ue pervea siterwara. St.

Patrick's Day all painters and decorators and paperhangers will receive a voluntary wage raise of 20 cents a day, practically all the employers in the Pittsburgh district having agreed to this. The wage scale has another year to run. Alleged Fugitive Held. Ben Rosenberg New York, charged with being a fugitive from justice, was committed to jail yesterday by Magistrate Louis Alpern for a hearing next Tuesday. Klizabeth Swartz.

1205 Franklin street, charet-s Rosenberg stole worth of jewelry from her In New York last July, and there is a charge of larceny pending against him there. She also made an Information against Rosenberg before Alderman Martin Griffith charging aggravated assault. The hearing data has. not been seL ail. wasomBion 01.

rty. 1st 100 Oklahoma Natural Gas 1st 100 Phllsdflphla Co. con. 6s 9ii Pltcalrn Wllmerding St. R.

5s iooi, Pittsburgh, B. deb, Vi I'ittsburgh, C'burg Wash'n 5s. Sis Pittsburgh Coal 1st 5s H.fjK Pittsburgh Junction R. R. 1st 6s.

ls Pittsburgh Lake Erie 2nd 10Ti4 Pittsbuigh. L. K. W. Va.

81V Pittsburgh. McK. Y. 2nd 117 Pittsburgh, S. L.

E. con. llt'ti Pittsburgh-Westmoreland t'oal 6s Pittsburgh, Y'town Ashta. 105 HOTEL MORTON Virginia near tha Beach, open aU ysar. Capacity Improved and refurnished- Room aiusie or an aulta with prtvaiw bath, perfact fcamtary arrangement, elevator to ail Uoora; uu parlor; labia a apecial leatura.

ayeii ariy seaaon ratea. fcira. HAxiwj. iirr And proprietor. Adams county Friday.

March 21, D. H. Guise. Kmmettsburg. Md.

Bedford county Monday. March 17, G. w. Plbert. Brdf.vrd.

R. No. Wednesday March 19, Levi Wolfnrd, Buffalo Mills and Friday, March 21, Koger Williams. Rains-burg. Bucks county Monday.

March 17. A. C. Fluck. Springtown; Wednesday.

March 19, j. M. Winder. Bristol, and Friday, March 21. Ferkasle Fruit and Poultry Perkasle.

Butler county Wednesday, March 19 H. Reiner, Butler. Juniata county Monday, March 17, 8. A. Robinson, Fort Royal.

Lackawanna county Friday, March 21 F. V. Worth. Jermyn. Lawrence county Monday.

March 17, D. C. Thompson. Pulaski, and Friday. March 21 C.

C. Ifoye. New Castle. Lebanon county Wednesday, March 19. W.

H. Bollman. Ibanon. and Friday. March 21.

Lester L. I'rtch. Myerstown Lycoming county Monday. Murch 17 O. Winner.

Calvert; Wednesday, March' 19, R. N. Rothfus, Loyalsock, and Friday, March SI. I. F.

Helm. Cogan Station. Mifflin county Wednesday. March 19, Henry L. Rhine, Lewlstown.

R. No. i. and Friday. March tl.

H. H. Laub. Lewlstown. Perry county Wednesday.

March 19. Sharon Fruit Farm. Newport. Schuylkill county Monday. Msrrh 17.

Adolph Rerner. Tamaqua, and Wednesday. March 19. F. H.

Netswander. Pitman. York county Monday. March 17. A Whisler, Etters.

and Wednesday, March 19, T. S. Snyder, Brodbecks. AAprll $485 for 5 flays UtsMlllV A perennially popular tour. Hept leaders.

Small groups TnilS O'br European tour, ai I WnW later. North Cape arm Russia, 3 June 10. Xlnits New York, or First National Bank. Fifth Ave. (k Wood St.

J. J. McCormick 516 Smlthllld St. oer. n.

uecemner. January and February f-ii voiiee uoM-tTlea; Kto llie. Nuitm Mild coffee dull: t'orrlova. 89 ,,,,.1.. sugar nrm; mus'-ovado.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL Virginia close to beach. Steel Pier and all attractions. Capacity 500, Fresh and sea water in ail baths, private and publio; elevator, steam heat, sun parlors, music, etc. F.arly season rates 2.50 up daily.

Special weekly. Auto coach at trains. Rooklet. VM. B.

COOPER. Propr. Deportation Warrant Received. A warrant for the deportation of Doml-nleo Donato, who la held In the) county Jail awaiting- trial on tho charge of counterfeiting, was received yesterday from W. B.

Wilson, secretary of the Department of Labor, by AV. W. Sihray, immigrant Inspector for this district. Donato came here from Italy In 1910 and was arrested shortly after on the charge of counterfeiting'. If convicted ha will be deported-tvt th-zplratloa of hla sentence.

Rail A River Coal 6a 91114 9.1 Sharon New Castle Ry. 87V, Southern L. A P. 6s 9 Suburban Rap. Tran.

Bt. Ry. 6s. Wi t'nion Natural Gas Corp'n 1st 6s. I0014 United States Natural Gas S934 Westinghouse E.

M. deb. 100 Cottonseed Oil Market. NEW YORK. March 15.

Cottonseed oil easy-prime crude. $5 27; prime summer yellow, W3U-84J7; May, 36 35; July, 19 40; September, $6 44, jh.ii. iPM. mo lasses. 69 test, 2.82c.

Reiined steady. New York Money Market. NEW YORK. March on rail nominal; no loans. Time loans easier; SO o-yi and 90 days.

6 per cent: six months va per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 6Vi per cent. Sterling exelmnge tlrm with actual business in bankers' bills at 3-1 Ki- for CO-d-ir TAP H7'13 frr 'Commercial bills. 34 Bar silver. Mexican do), lars 4.c.

Government bonds ileady. Railroad bonds Irregular. ER f1 Ct. AJtCADIAN iOTAVAln.aa.hriT. wear imsibs toum, ask for Illustrated booklet.

TNf nOYAL MA 14, TEA SI A.CfUTT CO. latctsoii Mil. arii. a t. FRED0NIA Tenn.

Av. First hotel from Boardwalk. Cap. 2ou. Every WEST INDIES BERMUDA For Illustrated literature, apply THE ROYAL, MAIL, STEAM PACKET CO.

SANDERSON SON. Il.n. 21 Staff. N. or ANT 6TBAM3HXP TICKET AGENT, home comfort.

Special early season ratea. table. Booklet. Q. W.

CARMAN r..