18 Mercantile Appraisers List Donley, Cyrus, moving pictures. Durbin. J. W. & Son. general store. Eby, A. N„ jewelry. Edwards. 1., cigars. Forey, Sam., cigars. Fowler. J. 1., supplies. Fitzpatrick, E., millinery. Flckinger, S. F.. teed and coal. Fickinger, S. F.. wholesale feed. Urim, Clark, candy. Graham, T. W., cigars. Gross, Barney, shoes. Gross. Barney, junk. Griffith. John, cigars. Geist. J. E., groceries. Griffith, J. W.. groceries. Hoffman, Mrs. M. M., produce. Hancock, J. R.. merchandise. Harner. J. R., drugs. Hall, W. T.. cigars. Hummel, Mrs. C. E.. groceries. Higins, Lizzie, candy. Hughes, J. T., groceries. Hughes, W. D., groceries. Jen Kins, H., groceries. Jenkins, H., pool. I<linger, L 8., candy. lvlinger, L. S.. restaurant. Kingston. S., shoes. Klinger, H., wholesale confectionery. Lester, Jos. H„ music. Likens Valley Light Co., supplies. Meehan, J. L, cigars. Meehan, Mlchaek drugs. Marris, Lizzie, groceries. Moegen, C., groceries. Miller, H. E., groceries. Miller. E. C., wholesale groceries. Mace, J. L, meats. Maiden, A., cigars. Moyer, J. R., groceries. Miller, L & Son, meats. Mullen, M. J., pool. Mullen, M. J., cigars. Moyer A. A., candy. Messner, Wm.. saddlery. New Area Cash Store, merchandise. New Area Cash Store, millinery. MoGibb, Patrick, pool. McGlbb, Patrick, cigars. Newton, J., groceries. Nash. C., groceries. Pahira, C.. cigars. llank. Edgar, supplies. Ralph, Allen, cigars. Ralph. Aaron, furniture. Row. W. 0.. meats. Row, Edward S.. stoves and tinware. Roberts, Mary, cigars. Stokes, Wm. G.. wholesale cigars. Stokes. Wm. G., cigars. Stokes, Wm. G.. pool. Snyder. John, machines. Stadnar. J., cigars. Shuttleworth, Jennie, 5 and 10c goods. Schwalm, N., news agency. Susquehanna Coal Co.. coal. Thompson, 13. L. clothing. Thompson. J. C.. merchandise. Thomas, D. J., supplies. Walkinshaw, A.. Jr.. groceries. Stadnar. John, moving pictures. Thy Club, cigars. Walkinshaw. M.. notions. Welsh. R. T„ cigars. Welsh. R. T.. pool. Williams Valley Amusement Co., moving pictures. Wrenn. Mrs. G. R.. notions. Williams. E., groceries. Willtams, B. W.. restaurant. Williams, B. W„ cigars. Williams. W. G„ cigars. Williird. D. W„ groceries. Whittle, J. W., merchandise. Williams, J. T„ groceries. Zimmerman. J. F„ cigars. Zukovjski. N. D., pool. Zimmerman, Mrs. A. D., tobacco. Forey. Jos., groceries. Dinger. John, lumber. CONEY AGO TOWN SHIT Aldinger, John 8.. produce. Buck. W. G., groceries. Foltz, C. M., general merchandise. Foltz, J. E.. produce. MoCorkle, J. 1., general merchandise. Tschudy, I. S., saddlery. DERRY TOWNSHIP Balsbaugh, S. S.. produce. Bilotta. F. groceries. Buchingnam, A., cigars. Brown Stone Store Co., general mer dise. Bonfanti. Frank, groceries. Ciolfi, Metrlio, groceries. Curry, J. B. Est., coal and feed. Curry, J. B. Est., wholesale feed. Curry. Conrad, groceries. Krb. E. C.. merchandise. Kick, William, groceries. Gruber, J. E.. supplies. Hess. J. C., supplies. • Hershey. A. E.. feed, llershey Store Co., general merchan dise. lUrshey. Store Co., restaurant. Hershey, Store Co., pool. Hershey Cafe, restaurant. Hershey's Men's Club, cigars. Hershey's Men's Club, restaurant. Ladalia, Mary, general store. Lafferty, George, meat. Mover,. J. C., tobacco. Miller. J. H., general store. Poorman, Morris, cattle dealer. Poorman, Leo R„ meat. Brendlering. W. Walis. cigars. Pavonna, Dominlck, commissary. Schaffer. H. D., saddlery. Stuckey, I. H.. produce. Trionackino, Nick, cigars. Viole, Oresti, groceries. Wagner, T. & Son, produce. Yingst, G. W.. restaurant. Yingst. G. W.. general store. EAST HANOVER TOWNSHIP Boyer, John A., merchandise. Boyer, C. S., cigars. Boyer, H. A., furniture. Castel, J. H„ wholesale hides. Hess, Edwin, produce. Hess Bros., furniture. Hummer, G. J., meats. Heifer, J. 8.. feed. Kuntz. J. H.. merchandise. Ludermilch. Mrs. Henry, 'groceries. Lingle, I. D., cigars. Lingle. T. M., stoves. Lingle, J. 8., cigars. Moyer, M. K„ meat. Rhoads, E. N.. merchandise. Runkle. 1. F.. merchandise. Shertzer, B. F., saddlery. Snavely, Amos. feed. Shertzer, Wesley, merchandise. HALIFAX TOWNSHIP Bowman. Cornelius, merchandise. Bowman. Cornelius, wholesale pro duce. Bower, S. M„ groceries. Glace, C. 1., merchandise. Hoffman, G. R.. wholesale produce. Kitchen. Frank, milk. Meredith. J. E.. tobacco. Meredith. D. F„ merchandise. Rutter. H. W., wholesale produce. Sweigard, C. C., wholesale produce. Tobias, James, wholesale meats. Wolfang. F. E.. wholesale produce. Herman, John, produce. JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP Border, Jacob, merchandise. Enders, E. E., merchandise. JACKSON TOWNSHIP Baddorf, H. F„ meats. Bixler, J. C., merchandise. Bowerman, C. M„ general store. Knders, Peter, produce. Knders. C. C\, merchandise. Knders, T. F„ wholesale produce. File, O. M., merchandise. Harman, J. M„ feed. Helt. I. M., supplies. James, A. G., merchandise. Koons, Mr., cigars. Travitz, Simon, oil. Wertz, Chas., meats. Wise, Wm., teas and coffees. Shoop. C. N„ candy. Zearing, Sam., candy. LONDONDERRY TOWNSHIP Barnhart, A. H.. cigars. Ebersole, S. S., groceries. LYKENS TOWNSHIP Gunderman, FranV. produce. Hoover, W. E., produce. Keller, H. H., produce. Kessler, O. R.. produce. Kessler, C. H., merchandise. Kocher, C. H., produce. Reigle, J. H„ produce. Reigle, Jacob, produce. Smeltz, W. H., produce. Welker, H. E., produce. Weist, Gourney. meats. Troutman, D. H., produce. LOWER SWATARA TOWNSHIP Mumma, I. N., milk. Ntssley, A. H.. milk. Nlssley, J. L, milk. Zimmerman, S. A., milk. LOWER PAXTON TOWNSHIP Care, C. 8., general merchandise. Care. C. 8., real estate. t'assel, Michael, meat. Carl, Daniel, produce. Cassel, J. L. meat. Fishburn, S. A., feed. Hassler, C. C.. milk. Lenner, Isaiah, restaurant. Frank, cigars. I.azzarine, David, cigars. O. 8., general store. Mixel, F„ cigars. Mlxel. F., restaurant. Mlxel, F., pool. Rudy. D. K., oil. Stuckey. Isaac, produce. Selbdrt. F. R..' produce. Seltzer. Ellas, stoves. WEDNESDAY EVENING, HXKRISBURO TELEGRAPH APRIL 11, 1017. Sheesley. B. F„ feed. Wagoner. F. D., tinware. MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP Harman, John, produce. Koppenhaver, F. L.. produce. Kluck, Albert, produce. Koppenhaver, Milton, produce. Minnich, H. E„ produce. Miller, J. A, produce. Romberger, Mrs. H. A., general store. Romberger, H. H.. meats. Romberger, J. E„ produce. Sultxbach, Chas., produce. Stein, P. E„ produce. l T lsh, Jacob, produce. Weaver, Oliver, produce. Weaver, G. Alvln, cattle dealer. REED TOWNSHIP Luken, George, general store. MIDDLE PAXTON TOWNSHIP Eslinger, Martin, meats. Fitting. M. C.. groceries. Horst, Levi, meats. Lebo. John, produce. Mader, Ruth M., groceries. Minnich, Fred, produce. McKee, H.. groceries. Shoop, S. T„ feed. Straw. Isaac, produce. Schaffer, 1. L. coal. Colver, W. H., groceries. Strickler, H. G„ meats. Sweigart, Michael, merchandise. Wert. W. W„ fish. SOI'TH HANOVER TOWNSHIP Fasnacht, John, cigars. Fasnacht. Uriah, meats. Fackler. John, groceries. Hess. W. E., meats. Hetrick, D. A., merchandise, lshenour, 1., stoves. Kaylor, Harry, cigars. Keller, Wm., feed. Landis, C. A., meats. Peiffer, H. P., groceries. Rapp, Ella, general merchandise. Rhoads, S. E., meats. Shakespears, W. M., general merchan dise. Shakespeare, H. A., general merchan dise. Stuckey, J. P.. produce. Wagner, Clayton, produce. SWATARA TOWNSHIP Aaron, Wm.. general merchandise. Attick. G. W.. milk. Benney, Mrs. B. N., general store. Bishop, W. j„ milk. Bomgardner & Bro., meats. Bonitz, Anthony, produce. Bonneymeade Farms, produce. Dunn. Thomas, cigars. DeHart, Ed., meats. Frey. Geo., groceries. Feher, Geza, pool. Gorman. J. M., cigars. Gorman. J. M., pool. Grove, H. W„ restaurant. Geary, Evans, groceries. Hess. S. E., produce. Holtzman. John, cigars. Heilig. H. C., cigars. Hackman, L. L.. groceries. Kempf. P. L, groceries. Kline, J., restaurant. Kline. J., candy. Kramer, H. F.. groceries. Kramer, R. S.. groceries. Linhle, J. H.. milk. Loser. T. H., merchandise. Levanture. Mrs. Sam., soap. Livingston. J. W., milk. Martin. Bros., groceries. McNear, B. F., Sr., groceries. Morris, Jacob, groceries. Paul. Elmer 0., groceries. Peck, John H., pool. Peck. John H.. cigars. Rupp, C. F., milk. .Rutherford Bros., coal. Rutherford. Marshall, coal. Shearer, Geo., milk. Snavely. L M., meats. Stikl, V.. milk. Solomon. 1., groceries. Stauffer, H. S.. meats. Stengle, G. A., merchandise. Singer. C. W.. meats. Steinberger, G. W„ feed. Wingind. H. H., groceries. Wardney, Anna H., candy. Zeppilli, Gulseppi, groceries. Snavely, Mrs. E. 51., general store. SUSQUEHANNA TOWNSHIP Aumlller, A. E.. oysters. Bates. R. E., produce. Berger, A., groceries. Bogar Lumber Co.. lumber. Bollinger. U. U., cigars. Byers, Russell, produce. Black, Geo. & Son, produce. Cohen, D., Junk. CCllhane, Mrs. J., groceries. Creamer, C. M., produce. Cramer, F. W.. produce. Corl, C. W. groceries. Cover, M. V., meats. Dare, J. H., produce. Dickey, L. P., cigars. Dickey, L. P., pool. Dry, Paul, meats. Crone, C., coal. Cobaugh, C., produce. Frederick, W. J., meats. Enders. A. E., produce. Felty, John, produce. Faturn. H. E.. general store. Garman, Mrs. Mary, produce. Gladfelter, H. 8., cigars. Geiger, C.. milk. Gill. J. C.. real estate. Good O. E., produce. Gruber, S.. produce. Holtzman. H. 8., milk. Habschmidt, Andy, produce. Hocker. J. A., general store. Hoak, C. A., milk. Hassler. C. 8., produce. Hargest, J. F., produce. Harlacher. J. A-., pool. Harro, J. M., general store. Harlacher, J. A., restaurant. Harlacher, A. 8., cigars. Hawkins, A. H., meats. Hain. Mrs. A. F.. groceries. Hepford, D. G., produce. Hepford, W. L. produce. Hetterman. Mary J., groceries. Hoffman, H. 0., groceries. Hoover, J. C. and H., merchandise. Horst, L. H.. meats. Hors'Uck. E. M., cigars. Horstick, E. M.. pool. Kramer. J. S.. milk. Loser, H. A., groceries. Longenecker, Mrs. D. R.. produce. Mader, D., produce. Magaor, Lewis, groceries. Mehargue, D. B. A., merchandise. Manning, H. C., milk. Matzinger. >*. J., produce. McNeal. D. R.. meats. Miller, F.. groceries. Meadowcroft. Mrs. E„ groceries. Meminger, H. G.. groceries. Miller, J. F., groceries. Miller, J. H„ milk. Miller, Mrs. W. H., groceries. Myers. W. H., milk. Utt, Chas., groceries. Orr. I. G., groceries. Nlssley. Simon, meat. Poteicher, A., produce. Paxton Flour & Feed Co.. feed. Raffensberger. A. T.. milk. Reiohert, H. L, produce. Rudv, H„ Jr.. meats. Rudv. W. W.. Jr., meats. Runkle, G. E„ groceries. Rudy, W. W„ Sr., meats. Elias, Seltzer, groceries. Stober. L, milk. Shoop, H., produce. Stuttevant, S. C.. milk. Schmidt, Chas., produce. Smeltzer, Sam., milk. Smeltzer, J. P.. milk. Schmidt, S., groceries. Snow. Mrs. Katie, produce. Sponnenberger, F., proauce. Stahler. H. M., cigars. Stahler, H. M„ pool. Turns. Ephraim, cigars. Williams & Freedberg, wholesale junk. Williams & Freedberg, junk. Weise, Joe, produce. Weaver, G. W.. milk. Weaver. A. J., groceries. Weinrich, E. L, groceries. Reese. A. U„ milk. Rosenberger, H. E., groceries. Zigler. John, groceries. Hearshey, H. F.. produce. UPPER PAXTON TOWNSHIP Boyer, Jacob A., binder twjne. Bufflngton, F. D.. produce. Buffington. A. D., produce. Feldt, C. F.. oil. Fraellck. Frank, produce. Freeborn. M. E., groceries. Hummel, C. C., tobacco. Hoy, C. A., supplies. Hoy, J. J., produce. Kahler, J. E., hides. Landis, Ralph, produce. Lenker, H. E.. milk. Lenker, J. E. & Son. produce. Lebo, J. C., meats. Lebo, G. W., produce. Millersburg Milling Co., wholesale feed. Millersburg Milling Co., feed. Noll, Philip, produce. Novlnger, G. W.. produce. Orndorf. C. N.. coal. Renn, Mary E„ merchandise. Snyder. J. H. & Bon. feed. Peal, J. F., produce. Spotts, Benj., produce. Strawhecker, J. H.. produce. Strawser, J. W.. general store. Witmer, J. 8.. milk. Weaver. Lanton. produce. Weaver. A. M., produce. Weaver. Catherine, merchandise. Weaver. W. J., produce. Weaver & Boyer. coal. Zimmerman. J. P.. produce DOZEN APPLY FOR JOBS ON FARMS AS WAR MEASURE Chamber of Commerce Re ceives Use of Twenty Acres of Ground The Harrisburg Chamebr of Com merce announced this morning that u dozen applications have been received asking for positions on farms during the summer months. Ralph Schuff stall, 2415 North Sixth street, son of C. Schaffstall, was the first to apply at the chamber for It garden plot. Twenty acres of land at Bellevue Park have been offered to the citizens desiring to reduce the high cost of living. Donald McCormick, chairman of the Committee of Agriculture of the chamber received this offer yesterday from William Fisher, representing Miller Rrothers and Company. This land will be plowed by the donor. Those who wish to grow garden vegetables In an effort to cut down the high cost of living are requested to communiciate with E. 1.. McCol gin, secretary of the Chamber of Com merce. as also are those who have ground for such use. He will then see that It is distributed In the proper manner. The Agricultural committee of the chamber will meet on Friday after noon, in an effort to combat the high cost of living and to bring the farm agent to Dauphin county before July 1. Market Square Men Give Latin America Supper A Latin-America supper was given last night in the junior Sunday school room of the Market Square Presbyter ian Church for a number of men. About 66 guests were present. The object of the affair is to promote greater .interest along the line of mis sionary' work. The committee in charge of the supper arrangements in cluded: Rudolph K. Spicer, chair man: Jack Wills, George A. Kline and C. C. McCurdy. Mrs. J. Henry Spicer was chairman of the committee who served. Following the supper. Dr. Thorn ton B. Penfield. of Englewood, N. J., delivered an address on Latin-Amer ica—lts Problems and Its Promise" in the church auditorium, with interest ing illustrative lantern slides. This is the first of a series of this type of lecture which has ben arrang ed by the assistant pastor, the Itev. George S. Rentz. The second supper and lecture will be held Monday even ing, April 16, at 7 o'clock, with George Sollenberger. a civil engineer who is quite familiar with the Latin-America country, as speaker. The third and last of the series will be held Tuesday evening, April 24. when Mr. Hurrey, who has been Y. M. C. A. secretary in that country for a number of years, and is most conversant with the con ditions and people of South America. TO PROTECT CHILDREN BORN OCT OF WEDLOCK A bill introduced by Senator Martin, of Philadelphia, makes the wilful neg lect by parents of children born out of wedlock a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of SSOO or a year's imprison ment. False statements as to the pa rentage of such children are punish able by similar fine and imprisonment. The act applies to cases of neglect now existing as well as to acts in violation of the proposed law in the future. ECONOMY BCBEAC PROPOSED The bill creating within the Auditor General's Department a Bureau of Economy and Efficiency, was defeated in the Senate to-day by a vote of 15 to 20. Senator Snyder, its author, saw that there were not enough votes to put the measure through on third reading and consented to its defeat until a fu ture time, when it will again be placed on the calendar. BANKING OPINION RENDERED An opinion written by Deputy Attor ney General Keller for Deputy Commis mission Morison, holds that a banking institution, if it complies with, the pro visions of the act of 1876, relating to liquidation and the closing up of a busi ness, may be marked as "closed" on the department's books, as no court proceedings are necessary. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Boyer. Emanuel, cattle dealer. Eardman, G. W„ produce. Feidt, W. A., milk. Good, A. D.. merchandise. Grove. Lydia, produce. Gunderman, M., produce. John. J. P.. milk. Koppenhaver, T. M., produce. Lenker, C. C.. produce. Lubold, H. E„ produce. Matter. P A., milk. Reigle, Michael, milk. Row. A. D„ cigars. Shadle, Clayton, cigars. Smeltz, J. E.. milk. Snyder, H. H., general store. Swab, Nathaniel, produce. Swab, Isaiah, cattle. Yartz, D. W.. produce. Yeager, L. & Son, feed. Zerbe, Jonathan, produce. Zimmerman, O. C.. milk. Lebo, C. C., merchandise. WAYNE TOWNSHIP Dimpsey. Austin, groceries. Harman, Catherine, merchandise. Jury, J. E„ groceries. Keiter, Aaron M., produce. Ketter, Aaron M., wholesale produce. Miller, Joseph, wholesale produce. Shoop, I. R„ produce. WEST HANOVER TOWNSHIP Ashenfelter, Rebecca, candy. Buck. J. W., meats. Fox. G. W„ merchandise. I.utz, W. 0., general store. Hess, H. M„ meats. Schubaer, J. E., groceries. Radle. John, supplies. Schaflner, A. M., general store. Perkey, John, produce. WICONISCO TOWNSHIP Batdorf J. H„ stationery. Batdorf, Mrs. A. M„ shoes. Boyer. Wesley, groceries. Deitrich, W. W., groceries. Deitrich. W. W., pool. Dodd, A. A., groceries. Esterline, J. R„ feed. Erdman. A. H.. milk. Fritz, Julius, cigars. Fiddler, Harry, junk. Fetterhoff, E. J., candy. Forman Bros., clothing. Harman. Edward, stoves. Hoffman, Andrew, cigars. Keen & Bros., drugs and hardware. Kelley. Wm.. groceries. Kerwin, J. L. groceries. Kissinger, W. H. & Co., merchandise. Kolva, W. T„ cigars. Koppenhaver, F. & Son, meats. Long. J. J„ notions. Mace, Henry 8., groceries. Messner. Ed.< cigars. Miller. Sam. Est., merchandise. Miller, Adam, groceries. Mucher, G. M„ cigars. Murphy. J. J., cigars. Pontius. J. H.. cigars. Prout, J. S., drugs. Row, G. W., merchandise. Row. J- Allen, pool. Row, J. Allen, cigars. Schadle, W. L., groceries. Smith. G. W., cigars. Umholtz, Edmond, cigars. Welker, Benj., cigars. WILLIAMS TOWNSHIP Keen, Wm., cigars. For the purpose of hearing appeals, and to correct any errors In appraise ments. the County Treasurer and my self will be at the County Treasurer's Office, in the Court House, Harrlsburg, Pa., April 26. 1817, from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. o clock. MORRIS 8. DANIEL* Mercantile Appraiser. Berrysburg. Pa.. March 26, 1917. MARKET PICKS UP AFTER ITS SLUMP Firmer Tendencies Shown With Demand Heaviest For War Issues; Metals and Shippings Join in Al most General Advance By Associated Press I New York, April 11, (Wall Street) i —Firmer tendencies were manifested at to-day's opening, war issues being I most in demand. Gains of the first half hour ranged from 1 to 3 points in Bethlehem, Lackawanna and Cru cible Steels and Republic Iron, with 1% for United States Steel. Metals and shippings averaged one point advances with oils. Central Leather and American Can and 2 % for Wilson Packing. Among rails, Delaware and Hudson regained 3 points of yesterday's severe loss with 3 for Canadian Pacific and 1 to 114 for Union Pacific and leading coalers. Declines were limited to fractions ex cept in Sloss Sheffield which broke 1 % points. Genera, Irregularity followed the initial rise, steel and associated shares losing about half their gains and Dela ware and Hudson forfeiting practically all its recovery with variable reces sions in other rails. The only pronounced activity was in specialties and pool issues comprising the war groups. Shippings held their early advantage and Wilson Packing rose 3 with 4% for Ohio Gas and 5 for National Biscuit. Trading dwindled to extremely moderate proportions at midday. The bond market was con fusing, internationals for the most part making further upward progress while domestic issues of various de scriptions were substantially lower and United States coupon 3's yielded % of a point. NEW YORK STOCKS Chandler Bros. & Co., members New York and Philadelphia Stock Ex changes. 3 North Market Square. Har risburg; 1338 Chestnut street, Phila delphia; 34 Pine street. New York, furnish the following quotations: New York, April 11. 2 p. m. Open. Quot. Allis Chalmers 25 26 Amer Beet Sugar 93 93% American Can 44% 45 An Car and Foundry Co 04% 64 % Amer Loco 66% 65% Amer Smelting 98>4 99% Anaconda 78 % 79 % Atchison 102% 102 % Baldwin Locomotive ... 64% 54% [Baltimore and Ohio "6% 76 [Bethlehem Steel ...... 133 133% Butte Copper 43 43 California Petroleum ... 20% 20% Canadian Pacific 158% 159 [Central leather 85 85% Chesapeake and 0hi0... 58% 58% ,Chi Mil and-St Paul 80% 80% Chino Con Copper 53% 54 Col Fuel and Iron .4... 46 46% Consol Gas 117% 117% Corn Products 23% 23% Crucible Steel 61% 63 ; Erie 27% 27% General Motors 115% 116 Goodrich B F 51% 51% Great Northern pfd .... 110% 110% Great Northern Ore subs 31% 31 % Inspiration Copper .... 56 56% Interboro-Met 12% 12% Kennecott 42% 43% Kansas City Southern... 22 22 Steel 82 % 82% Lehigh Valley 64% 64 Maxwell Motors 52% 52% Merc Mar Ctfs 30% 31% !Merc Mar Ctfs pfd 85 85 Mex Petroleum 84% 85% Miami Copper 41% 40% [Midvale Steel 58% 58% New York Central 94% 94 Norfolk and Western... 131 130% Northern Pacific 102% 103 Pacific Mail .\ . 21% 22 iPennsylvania Railroad.. 53 53 :Ray Con Copper 29 29% Reading 93% 94% Republic Iron and Steel. 77% 78% Southern Pacific 94% 94 Southern Ry 27% 28 Studebaker 94% 95% 'Union Pacific 136% 136% |U S I Alcohol 115% 117 U S Rubber 56% 55% U S Steel 109% 110% U S Steel pfd 117% 117% iUtah Copper 109 109% Virginia-Carolina Chem. 40% 40% 1 W*estinghou'se Mfg 48% 50 i Willys-Overland 32 32% FULL CREW REPEALER IS AGAIN UP [Continued From First Pago] crew "repealer" at the last session he said that the "railroads have rights that, as public carriers acting under the law, the Commonwealth must and should conserve." "They perform a vital service to the people," the Governor stated at that time. "They deserve fair considera tion—the same that is guaranted to the humblest citizen and no more. "It has no been shown me that they are denied any equal protection under the present law and if they can dem onstrate in the next two years that a law now in operation is not fair to them and to thei remployes it will be the duty of all officials to uo justly by them. Until then the matter should remain as it is." The officials of the railroads operat ing in Pennsylvania profess confidence in their ability o now convince the Governor that the full crew act of 1911 has not worked fairly to them, but the general opinion prevails at the Capitol that the Governor is likely to veto the new "repealer" if the Legis lature passes it. Points in Itcpcalcr The repealing measure states: "The commission shall have the power and authority to determine in the manner prescribed by the said act whether any railroad corporation as defined in said act is operating any train without a sufficient and adequate number of men. and in the event that It should determine that the number so em ployed is sufficient, having regard to the safe operation of the train, to make an order, which shall be en forceable in the same manner as oth er orders of the commission, specify ing and defining the number of men to be employed on 'baid train." New Jersey Expects Its Citizens to Aid Food Production Movement Trenton, N. J., April 11. Gover nor Edge announced to-day that New Jersey was prepared to accept a loan of large estates which would be placed under cultivation to Increase the na tion's food supply. "Recruiting is imperative," the Gov ernor said, "but so is enlarged pro duction of farm staples. The inan who actually aids the State in Increas ing the agricultural output this year is performing the same high type of patriotic service as the soldier In the trenches." It is the Governor's purpose to turn Into food producing areas many of the estates which have been proffered for military purposes. MIX TO RECOVER Senator Beidleman to-day intro duced a bill appropriating $1,268.51 to pay the judgment and costs recov ered in the common pleas court of Dauphin county In the suits of the Western Saving Fund Society of Phil adelphia against State Treasurer Rob ert K. Young. IH ILA DELPHI A PRODUC H Bv Associated Press Philadelphia. April 11.—Wheat —Un- changed; No. 2, red, spot. $2.25®2.30; No. 2, Southern, red, $2.23®2.28. Corn Market lower; No. 3. yel low, $1.47®1.49; No. 4, yellow. $1.45® 1.47; No. 5, yellow, $1.43® 1.15; South ern. No. 3, yellow, sl.44Si 1.47. Oats The market is firm; No. 2. white, 76@76Hc; No. 3, white, 74 ®74%c. Bran The market Is firm; soft winter, per ton, $46.00; spring, per ton, $46.00. Refined Sugars Market strong; powdered. 7.60@8.35c; tine granulated, 7.5041 8.25 c; confectioners' A, 7.40®8.15c. Butter The market is higher; western, creamery, extras., 4 B (if) 4 7 - , nearby prints, fancy, 48c. Eggs The market Is steady; Pennsylvania, and othui nearby flrsta. free cases, $10.05 per case; do., current receipts, tree cases, $9.90 per case; western, extras, firsts, free cases. $10.06 per case; do., firsts, free cases. $9.90 per case Live Poultry—Firm; fowls higher; fowls, 27®29c; staggy roosters, 186t20i'; old roosters, 16® 17c; spring chickens, 24if7'25c. ducks, 22®J<u. geese, l'u'-2c Dressed Poultry Market steady; fowls, fancy, 26®27c; do., good to choice, 24(ij'S5c, uu., small sizes. Slot 23c; old roosters, 2t)c; roasting chick ens, tveaiern, Oloiliutt i.mcKeua. western. 18026 c; do., nearby. spring ducks, nearby. 236i'20c. do, western. 22@24c; geese, nearby, 190 21c; do., western, 18 w 20c; turkeys, lanc.v. large, nearby. do., west ern, fancy, large. 32®33c; do., western, (air to good, 3uui3lc. do. cuiuuiku .'HI Vic. do .Id tonis 2®3oc. Potatoes Firm and higher; Pennsylvania, choice, per bushel, S3.OU ®3.15; New York, per bushel, $2.75ti $;t.00; Maine, per bushel, $;5.00®3.10; western, per bushel, S2.UO(U 2.25; Jersey, per basket. $1.50®1.76; Florida, new, per barrel, slo.oo® 12.00. Flour The market is quiet; winter straight, su. iuWIO.Ou; Kansas clear, $9.75® 10.00; do., straight, $10.25® 10.50; do., patents, $10.50®10.75; spring firsts, clear. $9.50®10.00; do., patents, $10.50® 11.00. Hay Firm, with a fair demand; i.ew umothy. Au i, mrue i.oies. ih.m, No. 1, small bales, $18.60; No. 2. $15.50 ® 16.50; No. 3. $ 13.00 4/) 14.u0; sample. slo.oo® 12.00. Clover mixed. Light mixed, $17.00; No. 1, do.. $15.50 @ lti.00; No. 2. do.. $13.00 ® 14.00. CHICAGO CATTLE By Associated Press Chicago, 111., April 11. —Cattle Re ceipts, 21,000; weak. Native beef cat tle, $9.30® 13.20; stockers and Seeders, $7.30® 10.oO; cows and heifers, $5.75® 11.00; calves. $9.00®13.50. Sheep Receipts, 18,000; weak. Wethers, $10.70® 13.10; lambs, $12.00 ® 15.60. CHICAGO HOARD OF TRADE By Associated J'rcss Chicago, 111, April 11.—Board of Trade closing: Wheat—May. 2.08%; July. 1.80%. Corn—May, 1.2714; July, 1.25%. Oats—May, 63%; July, 61%. Pork—May, 37.35; July, 36.80. Lard—May, 20.29; July, 21.12. Ribs—May, 19.67; July, 19.90. JITNEYMEN ARE GIVEN HEARING [Continued From First Page] ment to eliminate the taking of tes timony. Several secret sessions were held between counsel, but they could reash no common ground and at 11.30 Commissioner Ryan called the first ap plicant to give testimony. RellevrM .Service Necessary Clayton E. Webb, 120 North Seven teenth street, was the first applicant called, and he stated that he had two automobiles in operation, one ten passenger car between Harrisburg and Steelton, and a five-passenger car in Harrisburg. In giving his testimony Mr. Webb said; "It is necessary for jitney service in Harrisburg to accom modate the public, who want to go to the more remote parts of the city and cannot do so by trolley. The jitney also accommodates the public when D is in a hurry to get to a certain point, which cannot be reached without transferring and waiting on cars." He said inadequate service was maintain ed on the Steelton line of the Harris burg Railways Company and that often he had been called to carry people who could not board trolley cars because of their crowded condition. When questioned as to how many passengers he carried each day he stated that he carried on an average of 250 per day on the Steelton car and 175 on the one operating In the city. He further stated that he had often been called out of bed at night by workmen coming from Steelton at 12 and 1 o'clock, asking him to take them to their homes in various sections of the city, after being left off the trol ley at Eleventh and Market streets. Oscar Wickersham represented the Jitney Association, and C. L. Bailey. Jr., represented the Harrisburg Rail ways Company. LICENSE BILL RECOMMITTED Senator Buckman's bill increasing the cost of automobile licenses as a means of raising additional revenue, which was on the third reading cal endar, was recommitted to the com mittee on public roads and highways to afford a hearing of opponents of the measure. The bill makes the minimum automobile license fee $lO instead of $5 and Increased the fee for dealers' licenses from $lO to sls. 1 Nature Needs Aid You Need Health BlacKburrVs 6ascaß&wl Pilli mi ft'ii—iii—ll Relieve Constipation I 15 doses, 10 cts, 45 doses, 25c ■ The Popularity of Public Utility Investments is the result of the nu merous and exacting tests they have been subjected to during good and bad business conditions. The stabil ity, market and liberal yield of Public Utility investments Justify the ever-increasing eonfi , dence placed in them by conservative inves tors. Write for circular No. 3515-A, which describes a selected list of twelve Public Utility securities. 1 Vm. P. Bonbright & Co., Inc. MORRIS WIBTAH STROUD. Jr. Manager 437 Chestnut St., Phila. New York Boaton Detroit London Parla William P. Bonbright & Co. Bonbright & Co. FUNERAL OF S. 11. KILLJNUER Funeral aervtcea for George H. Kil llnger will be lioltl to-morrow after noon lit 2 o'clock from the undertak ing purloin of H. H. Spoeae. The Rev. 10111 M N. Kramer will have charge of the services. Hurtiil will be made In the Ilarrlabut'ir cemetery. AUTO STORAGE— Clint clans, fireproof garage, open day nnd night. Kates raaaonnblo. Auto Trans. Garage Additional Classified Advertisements Motorcycles and Bicycles INIHAN MOTORCYCLE—AIso Tlior and Harley-Dnvidson lor sale cheap; Just been overhauled; all twin cylin ders and In good condition. C. H. Uhler, Seventeenth and Derry streets. FOR 6AJL.Ii; 6U rebuilt uioioruyciva Hurley Davidsons, ludiaiis, Thors. Hen demons, Excelsiors, Daytoua: all guar anteed to be In tlrat class condition, $65 to S210; send fur complete list. Hcegy Bros.. 1200 North Third street Harrisburg. BICYCLE UAKUAINb 26 wheels to select from, prices (rum $lO up to $46, easy terms; pay while you ride. Dayton Cycle 0... 912 North Third street. Garages and Repairs FOR RENT Private garage in central part of city. Room for only one car. Call Hell phone 1900 R. FEDERAL SQUARE GAKAGE Court and Cranberry streets; storage by day or month; moderate rates; 24- hour service; repairs, gas. air. t \ OFFICES W. Harry Musser Attorney at I .a>v and J. H .Musser & Son General Insurance Removed to 202 Walnut Street Room 10—Second l-'loor i WAR PRICES ! A trial will convince you that we I are paying the highest cash prices I in the city for Scrap Iron, Rags, Rubber, Paper, Metals, Etc., Etc. Luria Iron & Steel Co., 22-26 N. Cameron St, Bell Phone :1990 Dial 345J I I Personal Investigation The Editor of our Investment Sinii- I mury ban Just returned from a two weckK* tour of inspection of the MID-CONTINENT OIL FIELD His observations and conclusions, as set forth in a special report just issued, SHOULD PROVE OK UN USUAL, INTEREST TO ALL IN VESTORS IN OIL SECURITIES. Supplementing this, we have | prepared an 8x24-inch broehre, containing about fifty half-tone pictures descriptive of the pe troleum industry in Oklahoma, which is equivalent from an in structive standpoint to a TRIP THRU OILDOM and of Immeasurable value to in vestors interested In Cosden Oil & Gas, Sinclair Oil & Refining, Okmulgee, Oklahoma Producing & Refining, Sequoyah, Oaage-Homlny and other active dividend paying oil companies. Copy Sent on Request. A. B. BENESCH & CO. In 1)1 vll*iid-l*a ylug Oil SecurltleM >lln<r* Hank llhljc. WllkeM-linrrc, |n. Hell l'ltone 3488. Market Street Store Rooms FOR RENT located near Fourth Street. In tlie heart of tile busy section. Apply to P. MAGARO, Regent Theater FOR RENT i Kirkwood Cottage, Ideal Country Home, situate ' on Linglestown Road about four miles north of Har- , risburg. All improvements, plenty of shade, stable, etc. Inquire of ( , Commonwealth Trust Company 222 MARKET STREET Harrisburg, Pa. I Garages and Repairs REPUBLIC TlKES—•Prodium" pro cess, wonderful tensile strength; un even wear eliminated; reduceu chipping and cutting. Uood Service Tire Co.. 1019 Market street. CAMP CUHTIN GARAGE SEVENTH AND CAMP STREETS brick building equipped with best lucilities (or storage anu care ot cars. Repairing by experienced me chanics. Ail work guaranteed. Let us quote prices. BELL PHONE 1093\V. BRING your car to us. Experts on ignition and carburetor troubles. High est grade repair work. LEMOY.NE AUTu SHOP, Lemoyne. Both phones. WM. PENN GARAGE, 304-6 Munech street. Limousines for lunerals, parties and balls; careful drivers; open day and night. Bell 46t>4 fc THE REX OARAGE 1917 North Third street. Is the logical place to store your car. Live storage includes cleaning your car daily, de livery and calling l-or it. Let our rep resentative talk this over with you. J Legal Notices NOTICE The annual meeting of the stock holders ot the Cumberland Vallev Telephone Company of l J a. for the election ot Directors and the trans action of such other business as may lawfully como before such meeting will be held at the of lice of the Com pany. 227 Federal Square, Harrisburg, l J a„ on Monday, May 7, 1917, at 2:uu P. M. O. I£. KINES, Secretary. SEALED PROPOSALS will bo re ceived by the undersigned at his offiee, 102 Calder Building, Harris burg. Pa., until 2 o'clock P. M., Mon day, April 211, l'Jl7, for the remodelling of the Washington Hose House, in ac cordance with plans and specifications prepared by Fahnestock & ltaida baugh, Architects, a copy of which may be had upon application to the undersigned. Each proposal shall be accompanied by a certified check equal to 10 per cent, of the bid, and the successful bidder will be required to tile a bond, with corporate surety, for 25 per cent, of the contract price. The right is reserved to reject any und all bids. E. GROSS, Supt. of Parks nnd Public Property. NOTICE ' LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION testamentary on the estate of Mrs. Eleanor E. Brown, late of Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pa., deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, re siding in Harrisburg, Pa., all persona Indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims will present them lor settlement. MRS. MARGARET A. GOHL, Executrix, 1116 N. Second St.. Harrisburg, Pa. NOTICE Letters of Administration on the Estate of George ltoush, late of I Harrisburg, Dauphin County, Pa., de ceased, having been granted to the un dersigned residing In said city, all per sons indebted to Bald estate are re quested to make immediate payment, and those having claims will please present them for settlement. GERTRUDE R. PATTON, 1815 Susquehanna Street, Harrisburg, Pa., Or Administratrix. I PAUL G. SMITH, i Harrisburg, Pa., | Attorney. NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Administration have been issued to the undersigned hi the estate of Alice E. Dougherty, late of Harrisburg, Dau phin County, Penna., deceased. All per sons owing the said estate will please make settlement at once and thlse ! having claims are requested to present them without delay In proper form tor settlement to HARRISBURG TJJUST COMPANY, Administrator, No. 16 South Second Street, Harrisburg, Pa. j NOTICE Letters of Administration on the Estate of Charlotte Marshbank I late of Harrisburg, Dauphin County, i Pa., deceased, having been granted*"te the undersigned residing in said city, all persons indebted to said Estate are I requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims will please pre sent them for settlement. COMMONWEALTH TRUST COMPANY. Administrator. NOTICE is hereby given that appli cation will be made to The Public Ser vice Commission of the Commonwealth I of Pennsylvania for the approval of an I ordinance between the Borough of Pax tang and the Cumberland Valley Tele phone Company of Pa., entitled as lol • lows: "An Ordinance authorizing tho Cumberland Valley Telephone Company 'of Pa., its successors and assigns, to construct, maintain and operate Its j poles, posts, cables, wires and all other | necessary overhead apparatus on, over j and along; and its conduits, ducts, mains, pipes, cables, wires, manholes, i terminals and distributing poles, and all other necessary underground ap pliances on, in, under and through the streets, alleys and highways within the | limits of the Borough of Paxtang, in the County of Dauphin and State or I Pennsylvania; and prescribing the man ] ner of placing the same and regulat ing the use of the streets, alleys and I highways by said Company." Adopted I by the Borough Council on the 27th day of March. A. D. 1917, and approved by I the Burgess updn the same date. The I public hearing on which will be held | in the rooms of the Commission at Har risburg, on the 25th day of April, 1 a 17, lat 9:30 o'clock A. M„ when and where i all persons in interest may appear and ! be heard, if they so desire. | OLMSTED, SNYDER MILLER, Attorneys for Petitioner. NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that appli cation will be made to The Public Ser vice Commission of the Common wealth of Pennsylvania by The Pennsylvania Railroad Company and the Harrisburg, Portsmouth, Mt. Joy & I<ancaster Rail road Company for a certificate of pub lic convenience evidencing the Commis sion's approval of the sale by the Har risburg, Portsmouth, Mt. Joy & Lan caster Railroad Company and the acqui sition by The Pennsylvania Railroad Company of the franchises, corporate property, rights and credits of the said Harrisburg, Portsmouth, Mt. Joy & Lan caster Railroad Company. The public hearing on which will be held in the rooms of the Commlslon at Harrisburg on Wednesday, the 18th day of April, 1917, at 9:30 o'clock in the morning, when and where all persons in interest may appear and be heard if they so desire. J. E. B. CUNNINGHAM. C. H. BERGNER. Solicitors, Harrisburg, Pa.
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