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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. Dec 1.-The condition of the Treas
ury. divisions of issue and redemption at the be
ginning Of business to-day follows:
RESERVE Fund
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Amer Light & Trac--.---
do pref 6 per cent -......
Bing Gas LIST mtg 6s. 1883
do stock NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bling l. II & z LIST SIS. 1912
Butt E & P Co LIST mtg 5s- :
Colum Gas Co LIST 5s. 1882 .
D @ & E c LIST Cor IS. 1919.
DO stock
TT W Gas Co LIST So, 1925 =.
G Rap G l. Co list IS. 1919. .
Hud Co Gas list Con 5s. 1eie
Indianap Gas Est Is. 1929
do stock. ---....... 80
L. & w V Gas LIST IS. 1925 .
New-Haven Gas Co stock
N & Q z L & P Co stock.
DO pref. -....-...-.----..
Ohio & G LIST mtg IS. 1876
do stock -..-.-----
Syracuse c. LIST mtg IS. 194t
st Joseph Gas LIST IS. 1887
81 Paul Gas @ NJ IS. 1914.
Weston I Co LIST mg IS, 1850
do pref stock ...---------'
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Dec. I. 1 p. m.-The market for American
shares was duh and firm. Final prices follow:
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

FURNISHED By william E. Nichols Co. No Is w.n-.,1
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MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
FURNISHED by William E Co. weIl-st)
Int period I Bid ASKED.
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$3.50 OFT oa1; expenditures, s2ss7ss,O17 excess of
expenditures, 81 T100SG.
sUB-TREAsURY.-The sub-Treasury was aeO'or
to the Clearing House s1.S62.52S
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
ACTIVE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by William (. Nichols & Co. No is Wall-s)
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FINISHED by Dswing. Rugsles Mills No. &c wan .,
Ssw-York. and No i23 south 4th-st Phiia.lsipni,,
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rate period. Bid. 'Askd.
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Brooklyn Ferry stock .-.
Hoboken Ferry 1st IS. 1919.
do stock ...--.. &c.
n Y q f x Ferry Co stock.
do LIST mtg 5s. 1922. Gee.
y Y a. II F Con SIS. 1915. -.
10th & % ST LIST ms IS. 1915
Union T OF " Y & B stock
n Y & n ] LIST ms IS. 1896 .
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BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED by II, l. Day & Co. No. ; Nas.au-st.

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EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

s2oaa2 Total sales for The day. .rnIlstea tsmsn lo
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-02-12

Senator nepeu 81 characterized lhs
Anti-PolygaIny Clause.
HEADOF THE CHURCH
Senator From seu York Asserts the
Former Was In o Position TO
Ask Political Leaders What
They Would DO.

Washington. Feb. 12.-Hanna on
Wednesday called up the conference
report on tine department OF commerce
bill and il was agreed to without de.
bate The bill now goes to the presi'
dent
Mr. Morgan almost Immediately aft
er the opening OF the session resumed
his remarks on the statehood bill. but
pranched of on the subject Of the pro
posed treaty with Colombia He re-
ferred to the concordat of Pope Plus
TX. which CONSTITUTED q part OF the or
ganic law OF Colombia, and said that
the United States intended to put the
heel of ignomious contempt upon 1t.
He predicted return of the hostili-
ties between the old church party in
Colombia and the liberal party.
Mr. Depew spoke in opposition TO
the statehood bill. He said the head
OF the Mormon church. who is the spir-
itual and temporal guide Of the Nor
mon people, was in a position to say
TO the leaders of both political parties,
what will YOU do TO protect Mormon
ISM II there is any fallibility in the
world. he said It is the judgment at
election time of the political leader Of
any party
IF that is true" Mr. Patterson of
Colorado. inquired. why did the Re
publican party two years ago make
a greater bid for the Mormon vote
than did the Democrats"
Replying Mr. Depew said both par
ties made every possible bid. but the
''Mormons trusted the Republicans.
which caused laughter He character
ized the -polygamy section Of the
statehood hli as a sham and there
should be no preparation ~from the
I Democratic side Ia strengthen Il
Mr. Teller said that II day would
be set when n vote could be taken
the Democrats would all Join In
strengthening the provision referred
10.
Mr. Depew had not concluded when
at 40 O'Clock. the senate went into
executive session.
Taking up the subject Of Mormon in
nuence in politics Mr.. Morgan referred
Ia the election of Mr. Smoot as sena
tor from Utah and said he would new
or think of opposing his entry into th'
senate because he was an apostle o.
the Mormon church because religions
( In this country by the constitution
are intended TO be free and intended
TO be protected
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She Ignores Her agreement vii
Minister Bowen.
WANTS CASH OR LIEN
She Demands ss40,00 ~ Security,
Great Britain and Italy Re- :.
nounce Responsibility for
Action aud Regret IL.

Wasbsagton, Feb. 12.-Germany has
ignored her previous agreement made
with Minister Bowen by Count A. Won
Quadt Wykradt Isny, her charge d
affaires. and has insisted on cash pay
ment of $40 900 on lien on, the Gus
toms receipts of one of the Venezuelan
ports until this amount is paid. This
information was communicated to Min
lister Bowen by Baron Speck Won Stern
berg, the German minister. Mr.. Bow
en- Immediately informed the German
minister that he refused to yield the
services of any port prior to The
Hague's uecision. saying that that
would be preferential treatment. As
20 the cash payment of $4,000 de-
manded, Mr.. Bowen left the matter to
the German minister to determine, say
ing to him that if Germany can afford
to make public confession that it does
not stand by agreements signed by it's
duly accredited diplomats, he tBOwen)
is willing that they shall receive on the
day the protocol is signed. the total
amount asked in the original ultima
tum. The response has been cabled
TO the German foreign Office
Great Britain and Italy have re-
nounced any responsibility for the &C
ton OF Germany and expressed their
regret Through their representatives
they have informed Mr. Bowen that
they will stand by all agreements they
have made with him, and viii net be
Influenced by the action Of Germany
Both the British and Italian protocols
provide for a cash payment OF 5000
pounds and for the submission OF the
question of preferential treatment to
The Hague.
They contain recon for
the renewal OF all previous treaties of
amity and commerce, and the Italian
claims, which never have been adjudi-
Gated without further Arbitrator after
her commission has arbitrated the
other claims.
With the exception Of the demand for
an increased cash payment. the pro-
tocol OF Germany In all essential re-
spects will conform TO that of Great
Britain, but will be somewhat more
concise. All three protocols, IL is I'M
derstood Will provide for the imme-
date return OF all vessels seized by
the blocksdinE ships.
II is said that the action Of Germany
In asking for &340 0O0 instead Of cnn-
tenting herself with $500 pounds. is
due TO the misunderstanding of certain
steps in the negotiations which had
been passed on by Count Quadt before
the arrival of Baron Won Sternberg Mr..
Bowen holds that Germany is bound by
the act of its representative.
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FAIR PROGRE SIS.
House Making Good Roadway on sundEy
CtsH Appropriation.

House Making Cood Roadway on sundFy
CtsH Appropriation.
Washington Feb i2.-The house
made fair progress with the sundry
civil appropriation bill covering SO
OF the $50 pages OF the measure.
The amendments Of which Mr., Can.
non gave notice Tuesday for the com.
pletion OF the cas-; 'front.' of the capitol
and the erection % an Office building
for members we're adopted. points oi
order raised against them being over
come by the adoption of a special
rule making them In order by the
terms OF the amendments $500 900 Is
Appropriated for the work on the main
building OF the capitol and limit OF
81. SOC. 600 Is fixed
For a site for a new once building
Is TO be 81 100 600
Amendments we're adopted 10 APP
propria,e 500 o00 to defray the ex
hibi,s of the agricultural colleges al
the St Louis exposition and TO ap
propriate $4,000 for a building for
the Alaskan exhibit: $4,000 for indt
an Territory exhibit
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-02-12
TURF INVESTMENTS.
of'eers of Various Companies Are Gath
cred at 1T. Louis

Oncers of Various Companies Are Gath
cred at 1T. Louis.
St. Louis. Feb. 1.-THE offices of
the various turf investment companies
were thronged from an early hour
Wednesday with depositors, many Of
whom were from out Of town who
wished To withdraw their money. At
the office Of y J Arnold G. Co. the an
nouncement was made by Attorney l.
ID. Goodman, acting for Manager Gill.
that the company had no money to
pay either dividends or principal. At.
torney Goodman stated that f J. Ar
mold was detained at Hot Springs until
he could close ont his interests there
and that he would return here at once.
At the Offices of the International
Investment company payments were
resumed Wednesday TO a large mum
Der OF depositers. among whom were
many women.
The Christy Syndicate Investment
company. which began paying of
Tuesday. was Wednesday crowded
with investors, who desired to return
their money. John O'Neill, who with
w. c, Christy composes the company.
announced that payment on withdraw.
ais had been suspended thirty days.
but that dividends might be had by
any one wishing them
We had to take thirty days to pro-
tect our customers" said Mr.. O'NeiH
Our assets are $50 900. and we only
owe $50 600 so by taking thirty DAVIS
we shall be able to turn ourselves
around. and no one will lose a dollar 1"
Excitement is intense among deposit
tors OF the various turf investment
companies
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COTTON STATISTICS.
Favorable R-part 40 Bnl Of 'Barie.oa 81
Texas

Favorable Rspart "a Biii af 'Barieson ai
Texas
Washington. Feb. i2.-The house
committee on ways and means author
fyed a favorable report on the bill In.
troduced by Congressman Burieson Of
Texas. providing for the collection OF
cotton statistics. but amended II so as
to have the collections made by the
census bureau instead OF the agricul
turai department and further by strik'
ing out the provision for gathering sta
tistics toll OF one mill on each
bale OF cotton is provided to defray
the expense Of gathering the intorma-
ton. The bill requires all persons
owning or operating cotton gins TO re
port to the director of census at such
times as he may direct. the number OF
bales ginned during a prescribed pc
Rod II is contemplated by the bill
that information will be furnished
with such frequency as to show the
amount OF cotton that Ia being pro
duced.
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TICKETS TO NEW YORK
They WIN lie Given Provided No suits
Are Brought

They WIN lie Given Provided No suit.
Are Brought
Hamilton. Bermuda Feb. 12-Cap-
tain Frazer, the second officer and
pilot OF the wrecked steamer Madiana.
remained by the ship all Tuesday
night in a whale boat. The vessel was
pounding heavily when the tugs left
her. and II is feared her bottom is
destroyed. The agents don't antici.
pate saving much of the cargo The
Quebec Steamship company has offer
ed the passengers tickets to New
York and TO refund the money the"
paid for the West Indian trip on con
ditson that the passengers sign an
agreement not to make claims for
damages. The captain and second OH
Ger OF the Madiana were on the bridge
of the steamer and the third officer
was at the masthead looking for the
channel light when the vessel struck
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Austin Feb l2.-It has been the
general impression on the part Of
members for the legislature that the
bill providing for the consolidation Of
the three Rock Island properties in
Texas contained a requirement that
the Chicago. Rock Island and Cult
Railroad company, which proposes to
take over these properties. shall build
from Fort Worth To Galveston, In ar.
cordance with the provisions of its
charter. A careful reading of the bill
shows, however. that it contains no
such provision.
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Austin, Feb. II. afr. organs cssA
tie quarantine bill. providing fer twu
months open season without lnspee'
sion. and passage Of cattle at other
times under inspection. passed to IL
third reading In the house "Wednesday
BY vote of 70 to 81.
The house committee On state at
fairs has favorably reported one oil
Governor Lanham's antitrust meas
ures. II Is the bill introduced By
Messrs. Hodges and Calvin. 1t linn
tits foreign corporations TO one place
Of business in Texas, and to one kind
OF business; and provides. further,
that no foreign corporations chartered
for business for which exceptions may
not be formed under the laws of Tex
as. shall be permitted TO do business
in this state.
The house finance committee has
completed the general appropriation
bill in so far as the support, mainten-
ance and repair accounts OF the various
state departments and institutions are
concerned, except as to the South
western Insane asylum at San Antonio,
the University and Agricultural and
Agricultural and Mechanical college,
which are now under consideration.
The amounts as above mentioned, for
the two years ending Aug. 81, 1908. ag-
gregating about 5000, 900. The South
western Insane asylum asks for 5000.
900, the university for $4,000 and the
Agricultural and Mechanical college for
$500. 900, The two sums last mention
ed include large items OF permanent
improvement.
The senate passed a resolution re
curing all employees to answer roll
call
The senate finally passed quite a
number OF bills. among them Mr..
Standifer's house bill, enabling subur-
ban electric lines to issue bonds: Sen
ator Grinnan and Hicks senate bill
limiting hours OF trainmen TO sixteen.
Senator Wilson's bill appropriatiug
$3.50 600 for Confederate pensions
Senator Davidson's Galveston bill
providing for state board TO examine
applicants foy admission to TIE bar.
II finally passed the house bill. GREAT
Ing new district court in Harris coun-
ty.
Senator Willacy's local option bill
wen TO the third reading
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St Louis, Feb. IA special from
Hot Springs. Ark. says: e. ]. Arnold
is holding conferences with bis local
agent and several local customers who
are making vigorous protests because
Of their inability to withdraw funds.
Arnold is accompanied by a detective.
He says Gill. his st. Louis manager.
has called him over the long distance
telephone and said they have not stat
ed they have no money for they have.
and will pay In full. Arnold denies
failure. He states he has $3.50. 900 as
sets and this will fully cover all liza
bilities. His book will open here as
usual
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Austin, Feb. IA contract was
closed between Assistant Government
Entomologist Hunter and Jefferson
Johnson. ex-commission Of insurance.
whereby Hunter leases 100 acres ten
miles east Of Austin 10 establish an
experimental station for early matur
ing varieties of cotton with the view
OF discovering the safest seed plant
cotton growing sections OF Texas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-02-12

Oklahoma City. Okla. Feb 12-
The second days session OF the ninth
annual convention of the Oklahoma
Livestock association wound up with
military maneuvers by the Twenty.
ninth regular artillery and troops OF
the Eighth cavalry from Fort Sill Pre-
ceding this was a grand street parade
Resolutions against Bryan quarantine
bin pending In Texas legislature were
adopted.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-02-12

South McAlester. |, T.. Feb IA
Thirty-five hundred coal miners In the
hitherto non-union coal miners ia the
McAlester district have Joined the
United Nine Workers OF America and
the local operators that they sign the
union scale on OF before Saturday.
Feb Ia
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-02-12

Washington. FEB 1.-THE following
Texas postmasters were appointed
Marion g. French. Alvin. William II.
Harvey. Belton: n. II Andrews. Dub
Lin; Harry Beck. Hillsboro: j. 3. Rich
ard. Hasca: Thomas Hall. Palestine;
Edward Blanchard. San Angelo.
James Larson. Fredericksburg Den.
ny r. Walsh Grand Saline; VIM. J.
Walters. Hereford; r. c. Fiate. Sinner
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-02-12
Kap... CITY once Closed

Kansas City. Mo. Feb 12-The Kan
sas City Office OF Z J. Arnold & Co. was
closed Wednesday by a constable. who
attached the ONCE furniture on a writ
obtained by stockholders. The man
ager OF the once said the amount In
vested Ia Kansas City did not exceed
$50 coo.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-02-12

Austin. Feb I2.-The legislative
committee which went to investigate
the iron industry at the Rusk peniten-
tiary has returned. Ii favors a ffty.
ton furnace and asks an appropriation
OF $3.50, 600 for its construction.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-02-12

Salt Lake City. Utah. Feb. IA
Eight inches OF snow fell In Salt Lake
City. Street car tvafsc Is demoraliz-
ed. The storm extends over southern
Idaho. western Wyoming and north.
ern Utah and trains are delayed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-02-12
Herds 90 BE Pared.

Guthrie. Okla. Feb. 12.-The house
passed q bin providing for taxing of
large herds OF livestock which for
years have pastured on the reserva.
tons
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Lemberg. Austria. Feb. IA ferry
boat crossing the Visloka river sunk
and atty peasants who were aboard
persisted
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WANrED-Y Your order for nice.
thrifty, blackberry shade trees. Z.
l.. Kidd. Il
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We still have q fine/ collection of
fruit trees, berry plants, fine roses,
etc. Phone us yoHr wants. Z. l..
Kidd. III II
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Payment lsssa

Washington. Feb. f2-Senator Cul.
CO from the senate committee on for.
reported an amendment to
asency bill providing
oD0 TO the Italian
- the killing
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-02-12

PRETTY HOMES can be made
more attractive by raising pretty
flowers. Seed at Oriental Drng
store. 62-lm
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FOR SALE-6eyanJGms, begnntas,
ferns, asparagus, gbrysanThsmums,
verbenas. oieanders, etc. Mrs. Dora
Raw. 1l5 Dunn stfeet. 70p
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TO LIVE WELL and
ALLY by Raising a good
arden. Seed at Oriental Drug
f0ra. 62-lm
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LADIES AND GENTS Clothing
Cleaned, Repaired. The best work
in town. Lowest prices. 2l3 East
Main ct. ]. >. Perth.
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A. j. MOSELEY, salesman for
s'Winona" Milis full seamless ho-
siery and undey~ear, old phone l60.
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SOR SALE-A most desirable
&c on Fyrrls ave-, the Thompson
prize e3l00; also the place ad-
LOCO. Consult for terms,
Al. 70
Mower County transcript., 1903-02-18
AUSTIN NEWS IN BRIEF

"A full line of fancy and standard
groceries and fish at Dalager's. >
Go. G. will give a grand ball at the
armory Monday evening, Feb. %. r
Wanted young man to help do
chores and drive milk wagon. ).
At. F. W. K1MBALL. -
For sale a Registered Yorkshire
Boar: Inquire of J. E. Milbrad, Rural
No. l. 50 :
Make your wife happy by burning
our Camel: coal. Austin Lumber &
Fuel Co. 'Pone 16. C. M. Emmons,
manager.
. You can get the best 25-cent meal
in the city at Hunziker's, the Farmers
Friend Restaurant, Mill street. Meals
at all hours. e. .' =
An organ for sale, or will trade. for
q new mich cow. Organ nearly as
good as new, Inquire at 1910 Lindale
Ave-, Austin: = :, 50 "
{ z. = Every subscriber who pays up for
the hesTRANsCRIPT to July 1903 gets Il
Snew llpst0-d q man s0f MinneeDta ~
lutely free. Call In and see. them;
Send in, your subscriptions at once
while this offer holds good. If -|4 |
The Austin Lodge, knights of Py:
thias, will have a special initiation Of
eight candidates in the third degree on
Monday evening, Feb. g. About sixty
Knights are expected from Albert Lea
and their team will confer the degrees.
After you have read all the local
and county news in this paper, how
pleasant to have The Chicago weekly
Inter Ocean at hand to give you the
happenings of the outside world and
Europe in general. $3.50 pays for both
one year. If
-Hildreth Brothers, proprietors of
Austin Hack Line. Good rigs and
careful drivers. Special attention to
weddings, funerals and parties. Will
make all passenger trains. Residence
Maple and Third streets. Phone .164
Office at Malloy's drug store.
Rev. w. w. Dawley, D. D. of Min
neapolis, one Of the ablest Baptis,
pastors of the state, commenced 8
series of special evangelistic meetings
in the Baptist church last Monday
evening and will continue them every
evening for two weeks. The public
are cordially invited to attend.
We have perfected clubbing ar
rangements whereby we can now Offer
both this paper and the Weekly Wis
consin for the low price of $1.75 year
The Weekly Wisconsin is a family
newspaper unexcelled in reputation
Particular attention is devoted to thu
local news of the northwest. It.
woman's page of matter every week il
worth the cost of the paper. If
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- '.-r q .:7.-5 49, -
Americas Bed For 1908.

We have just read of it, and believe
it is q fine thing. Every person in this
country needs something attractive and
beautiful on their lawn or in their gar:
den Mr. James Wick, formerly OF
Rochester, N. Y, says he is anxious to
see how many persons in the United
States can excel him in perfectfng this
bed. s,s@.s, ..ss. .s55st ss5:4
The plants required are Saliva Bon
fire, White Vinca, and the new Ager-
atum. No combination could be finer
or more brilliant. 81 - : I. . !. .:., ST.
The plants for the bed will cost from
$2.75 to. $500, but you can secure seeds
from which to osgrow these plants for
nothing, if you simply cut out this
notice and return it to D. Landreth 8
Sons, Philad delphia, Pa, with 8 cash Or
der for OIL GO or more. Send at once Tor
their new Catalogue, containing full
directions and illnstrat ions Of this won
derful Americas Bed for 1909. s,.
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. . -. .r&.l & ss.g ! ys,t--. - -. =,
University Extension.

arrangements have been made for q
course Of six lectures on economical
subjects to BE given in the University
extension course by Prof. Ira w. How
erth, Ph. D., professor of sociology in
the University of Chicago. They will
be given at High school hall on alter.
nate Friday evenings, the first being on
last Friday evening, Feb. 13. Subject
.Social Waste" Season tickets, $3.50.
Single tickets IS cents. On sale at
sWold's drug store. No one interested
IN practical econ nomics should miss this
valuable aud instructive course.
. The remaining lectures will be As
follows: -. -sz5 s. .>'::< =: :
!. III ~ =z .'>-'s-. ';.:. SUBJECT. T..
q. Wealth and Want: Feb. q
8. The Problem Of Poverty. Mar. 1a
q The. Labor Question. !. :. Mar. q
IS. Competition and Co-Opera- 49,
81, Education and Social Pro. = r.: -
gress. -. .......Apr. "a