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The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
Yesterdays
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Dec. s.-CATTLE-Receipts. 80. Feel
ing firm. Dressed beef steady at saas1s Tor native
sides; Texas beef a. 51sa6ls.
CALYEs-Receipts $50 Veals nominslly firm
Western strong 10 fraction higher City dressed
veals fairly active at sai3 per pound country dressed
6al2
SHEEP AND LANfBs-Receipts, 800 Sheep IN
changed lambs steady 20 firm. Sheep, 4J0a5-Zj per
hundred pounds yearlings. 500; lambs, 7-25a790.
HOGS-Receipts SO Feeling nOminally firm.
Chicago III. Dec 4-CATTLE-Receipts SeOe
estimated for tomorrow. 1900 Market steady.
Prime beeFes 6.O0a7Ao poor 70 medium. Z9oa5.70
stockers and feeders. 25ea459' cows and heifers,
25Oa475; Gamers, LSOaZ5o; Westerns 35oa5-75;
Texans 3i0aA50.
HOGs-Receipts. q 900; estimated for tomorrow.
1000. Market l9c higher. Light, 6loa6.4o; roughs,
5S5a6 o. mixed eloa6.i5; heavy, Si5a6i5; pigs, SIS
se30
1000 Market steady. Native sheep, S25a5.70; West
ern sheep 925s5. 60; native lambs. 475a775 Western
lambs. 5.00s7.S5.
East Buffalo. n Y. Dec. Receipts.
800 head: steady. Veal calves. receipts 100 head
active: firm Top Yeals. s.5Oss55; fair to good Us
as . light veals 5SOa7.5o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 2.lOo. Active
lambs Isc higher; sheep firm, Choice lambs T. 65a
7so: Gull TO fair 5.s5a75o yearIings, 6O0as. 50
wethers a75a6Z5: ews. 525a5.so; culls and sheep.
HoGs-Receipts, 800 Active; I5a2sc higher.
Yorkers and pigs SIS; heavy mixed grades. 6T5;
roughs 5.5Oasl0; stays, A59.
PittsburE Dec. E-CATTLE-Supply light: mar
ket steady; 5.5Oa6 %. Good. 5lOa5 g: fair 975a
as choice hcifcrS. LOa4 20; common 70 fair heifers
50a375; bulls. 259aSso; fat cows, 2O0as IS; good
COWS and springers, 2,O0a35oo; common to fair lao
a3o.01.
SHEEP AND bAAIBS-Supply light: steady,
prime ssc higher. Good mixed 520a525; fair mixed
65a5.1 Is; Gull and common 200a5OO: lambs 7.OOa
7.e0: veal calves. $50; heavy thin. 4OOa5 %.
HOGS Receipts. 10 head. Active: I5a223be higher.
as IS light Yorkers and pigs $40: ros,ghs 5Oas e
stags s.00a45o.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Regular call z O'Clock noon
Washington Gas Is. $1,000 at lOs7s, s. 900 al lo37..
5000 at loi
Potomac Light s., 81 900 at l04
Capital Traction % az If35s. % at Ii4k. 70 at
lAs 10 81 Hs7s 10 az li5
Washington Railway and Electric common. 100 al
f3i4 tbuyer 6ol, 80 az s. 100 ct ga 30 a. 49,
ouyer %. . az i3. 50 at g. 100 at f3z buyer So.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. % AZ
s., 10 at s..
Washington Gas, 100 at So. buyer co.. . at
Ssh. az &C. . al 5sAs. . a. 5s4t . al $50 3 at
5o's 3 at 5s7s . at 5s1s . at 5sTs. 3 al SIS
Nerg-nths!er, al 2)9iz. at 9Jsit. at Zs2.
Lanston, 100 at l4i., 20 at i4+s, a. I4s. 100 at
Ia
Greene Copper. 100 at 27s, 100 at z7i 100 at z77s
10 at 33s ttsycr CO.,
Mitchell Mining. 100 az 6 lbuyer co. 100 at So
100 al SIS. 100 at 57t
Metropolitan National Bank 70 al 80
NatioI-l Bank Of Washington. at 60. 10 at So
American National Bank. S at E9
AFTER CALL
Washington Gas Is. 5000 az l0i 0G90 at Io4
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, 30 at
s., 10 at s..
Washington Railway and Electric is 500 at S.
800 at 81. LOO at S6ls.
Colombo Railroad Is 90 al ll07s J. 900 at Ill
Mergguthaler. at 2lo. at 20 ? az 20.
Mitchell Mining 10 At lis tbuyer co., 100 at
SIS 100 az 6 fbryer co..
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 30 al
SIS 50 at s., 3 at s..
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Dec. 4-NliLL FEED-Inactive; spring
bran. in l00ib. SACKS. 227j mddlings. Z5O; city
bran. E.e0; Western red dog, $50.
FBOUR-Small business spring patents. Il5al50
spring clear 350a375: winter. straights. 3JOa360
winter clears 320s3.2j; Kansas, in SACKS. patents,
375a4.00: straights 355a3.6j. clear. 290a3.0.
RYE FLOUH-ModeTate demand 369aAl Is.
CORNAfEAT-Light supply; kiln dried Tor export,
265a2T0; coarse meal. in bags. luIal08-
BCChWHEAT FLOUR-Demand Is slow, at
2l5as2i
HAY-FiIm: fair demand; 226i tons; part ex-
port prime, LIZ; No. l, Ll0; No. 2 @alOO; No ),
S0a85
STKAW-MmJet inactive: long rye. 50.
BEEF-Steady: moderate trade family. l500a
HG3; packet, 19Gal1G.
PORK 7-~de quiet; Massachusetts,, H.5oals.jO;
family, 1000.
TALLU,.-slow trade; city quoted at 65s in hogs.
heads
LARD-Steady: prime Western. 90; city. Ss5lz
refined continent 965: South American. l0.50; re-
fined Brazilian kegs n5e. city stcarine. 10; oleo-
stearine. nominal; city ia; Chicago. he.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

That's going some." was the laconic
way one Of the older members Of the
Washington stock Exchange character
ized the busiest day OF the year. as the
brokers filed out yesterday and went
down the elevator. It was a lively day,
not in spots, but all along the list. and
the record Of trades is the longest in
many months.
The buying began on Washington Gas
Is which climbed up to l0, with 5000
sold at that figure and is below. Then
Capital Traction came in for sales Of
20 shares up to 145, the asking price
Of the day before. When Washington
Railway common was reached it looked
as though the boom" tactics Of last
week. were TO be repeated, and there
was some good selling at SO. Three op-
tlons were secured at 43 -. In this stock
the actual sales were $50 shares, and 300
on sixty-day options. The preferred
stock was well bid, thirty shares finding
ready buyers at 81.
But the real fun came Unexpectedly on
Washington Gas There was a call for
an option at s. 81 which. the broker got,
and then 200 shares were rapidly traded
in between IS ID and IS, with two
shares at So. a full point above the best
Of yesterday.
Mergenthaler. Lanston, Greene Copper,
and Mitchell Mining each went on the
record for good sales, Mergenthaler scor-
ing two points upon reports Of a rise
in the stock at BOston, probably in re-
sponse 10 the payment OF the promised
dividend. All the stocks mentioned were
strong. Greene Copper selling 1T q rs.
with an option on a hundred shares at
! . Is
For the first time in many weeks the
stock of the Bank Of Washington went
on record, and that at the highest price
ever paid in this city. call was made
FOR two shares at 6OO and filled The
same broker then bid the same price on
ten shares. and they were sold 70 hin.
This was SIS higher than the standing bid
price on the board.
After call trading was resumed and
was lively for nearly half an hour, some
4 big sales were made in bonds. and several
quotation sales Of stock went on record.
/ The after call list yesterday was longer
/ than the regular call often Is.
/ Business WIS quite active at the Wash
1 iEgton Exchange Bank after regular
hours yesterday and last evening Presi-
/ dent Smith and his subordinates last
night expressed themselves as well pleas
ed with the experiment so far. Mr.. Smith
/ said that the judgment Of the bank
officers that such an institution was
needed in Washington is being rapidly
/ confirmed
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
GRAIN MARKETS.
(hIpaEO-

New sfork, Dec. A-WHEAT-F1Tm. No. l North
em Duluth. to arrive tlake and rail- Sic over May
Z. o. b. No, ! Northern Manitoba, s., T. o. b. No
Northern Manitoba. Siz, T. @. b. No red. {. o.
b.. 4.c over December; No. hard. T. o b. &c under
May; No macaTcui, sliz. {. o. B.; No. macaronl
III Exporters toOk two loads.
CORN-Weaker. Ne. , elevator q; No. new,
5I54 (. O. b.; No. yellow. 5i'>. (. o. b.; No. Z
early December. 5liE late December. 50lz. I. b.
No. 2 T. O. D., January snd February. Sol<; No. 2
T. O. B., first half March. 50 No. ? white. 5Ois. (.
o. b. Exporters took fve loads.
OATS-Iight demand. Elevator prices: No. :
white, g; No. white, Sslz; No. mixed. g.
The prices for fartures follow:
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Dec 4.-Money at call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at l5 per cent; highest y
lowest, S closing, IS. Most Of the DAYS loans
we're at Is per cent
Time money worked higher for the short maturi-
ties, per cent being paid for sixty days loans
on high graded mixed collateral Rates, per cent
for sixty days. ~ per cent for ninety days elkai
per cent for four months per cent offered al 6Is
per cent for five and six months
The market for sterling was easier to-day. with
rates points lower.
Rates for actual business were as follows: Sixty
days. 4S020ai s030 demand 4S505ai S5lO cables sss
4ss0s
Commercial bills were 4795sa4SgA. The supply d
cotton bills was moderate.
Continental bills were quoted as follows: Francs
523is less 1-32 and SO; reichsmarks % 1916 and
"a u-le; phs I-54; guilders, 40
The Washington Herald, Daily and
Sunday. 35c per month. Tel Main $500.
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lieving that the floating supply was very
small. Their judgment proved good until
above l40, some interest seemed willing
to add to the amount lying loose in the
street
Every summer a large amount Of money
is taken out Of the United States in the
pockets Of tourists. but there is winter
movement of smaller proportion which
has almost escaped notice. This is in con-
nection with the home-going Of European
mechanics and laborers who work here
during the greater part Of the year and
return to their own country in the begin
ming Of the winter. The movement has al
ready started, and will continue until
about the middle of January. A large
proportion Of these migratory workers are
men who work in the building trades, al
though there are large numbers of steel
and iron workers, jewellers. silverplate
makers, and others who are actively en-
ployed IN factories making holiday goods
in the dull season Immediately following
Christmas. Most OF the money taken
away by these men is in gold or bank
notes of their own countries, and the ag-
gregate amount, which Is not less than
Si2,0o0eC0 a year. is likely to be larger than
usual this season. Needless to say, when
they return next spring it will be with
pockets comparatively empty.
About the only reason given for the rise
in Sugar was the Presidents recommenda-
ton for free trade with the Philippines,
although in trade circles it was said the
imports Of sugar from the islands were
hardly large enough to make the question
Of duty worth much consideration in its
bearings on the value Of sugar stock.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Market remains quiet
CATTLE-Extra AIS to 500 per cwt. butchers
400; ordinary 30 to 800.
HOGs-Per cwt.. gross. SOC to 625 ordinary. so
70 SO
sHEEP-Clipped. 4Oo; medium. $50 to SIS; com
mon zoo to 500.
LAMBS Per pound spring. choice. ~ to S: me
diuIn TO ~.
CALvEs-per pound prime 8 to s5s medium.
to II: grass ( 20 "a.
COWS-Each. prime, 1900 to 5000; common. 200
to 5000; old and dry 500 to 1000
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Herald Want Ads

will be received at Kenesaw Pharmacy
Mount Pleasant and Irving SITS. NV, and
promptly forwarded to the main Office.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-05
COTTON MARKET.

New YORK. Dec. 4-LiverpOol spot sales reached
total Of 100 bales this morning. the largest in
many weeks Bullish cables were received from
abroad speaking q increased spinners takings and
an improved trade demand. TIE South was reported
Offering less spsringly on the decline. with spots
holding firm IN the interior. Responding 10 these
Influences, the cot-on market opened higher. and
advanced about 10 points over last nights closing
At this level con derabIe pressure developed from
room bears and important interests. With Theodore
Price reported a leading seller. All the gaiD was
lost and the market sagged o about % points from
the high. Southern spot markets generally s
lower Port receipts estimated At T00c0 bales
against 81 3 last year Exports reported early, p ooe
bales
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The Safest investments

Are those that do not depend upon the
financial responsibility or the stability Of
any individual O. corporation. first deeds
ot trlst mortgage notes literally secured
On good real estate IN the District q 20
lull5ia constitute 'gIlt-edge' invest
mllts- These are the only kind We
make and supply 70 investors. They
bear interest, payable semi annually. a.
the rate Of FIA L PER cent per annum,
and may be- mad Uf rs IN amounts from
800 and upward az par and accrued IN
terest. send for booklet, Concerning
Loans and Investments
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange, Munsey Build
ing.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by Z. K. Chapman & Co, member.
New York Stock Exchange g. Bowie Chipman.
manager, 1901 f street northwest.
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The Washington Herald served mt
your door, daily and Sunday, S5c month.
Telephone Main eco.
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New York

Quotations furnished ty Dick Bros & Co. mem
b1rs Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton ex-
changes. IE2 street northwest. Phone main
ss4Gs2l
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New YORK Dec. a-The following are the closing
prices for United States government bonds:
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There was an unconfirmed TumOr that
Atchison would soon issue additional con
vertible bonds to pay for improvements.
Even if true, however. the dividend pros
poets would not be affected. as Atchlson
will this year earn Il or 10 per cent on
It's common stock.
During every year or so, a period that
''the memory of man runneth not to the
contrary" the first real breath of winter
has carried into the New York Stock Ex-
Change a little seasonable buIlishness on
the coal stocks.
To-day was no exception to the rule.
and in the first hour of business, while
the thermometer outside hovered around
10, Ontario and Western within crossed
the 80 mark, and Delaware and Hudson
mounted up to 232, while other coal is
sues, with the exception of Reading.
showed fair advances. Here perhaps was
the trouble-the force of the argument
was hardly great enough to move such
a tremendous weight as was represented
in the range of stocks from Pittsburg
Coal 10 Delaware and Hudson. and fail
ing, brought q good deal of prOfit-taking
and the subsequent decline.
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For inscrutable reasons the announce
ment Of an increase in the wages of en-
pIoyes Of the Consolidated Gas Company
was construed as a builish argument on
the stock. Traders who had almost for
gotten that there was such a stock on
the list until reminded by the fact that.
despite the run in the price Of gas. the
company could afford to dispense more
money to labor, went in and bought, be-
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The Washington Herald, Daily and
Sunday 35c per month. Tel Main $500.
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After call trading was resumed, and
was lively for nearly half an hour, some
big sales were made in bonds. and several
quotation sales Of stock went on record
The after call list yesterday was longer
than the regular call often IS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-21

to spend Christmas with his parents, after
which he will return TO complete his work
here.
Pick where you will and what you will,
there Is nothing so appropriate. nothing 80
much appreciated for a Christmas present
as pair Of nice Shoes. S. A. Pierce &
Co. sell them at corner Of Broadway and
Main street.
Leave your Xmas order for groceries
meats, poultry, candy, nuts, Xmas trees,
largest stock in southwestern Iowa to Sc
lect let. from from. i zoileg goo Mer' Co. lOO-lo2-lOS
You want your moneys worth when you
buy groceries and meats. In other words
you want, Just what you pay for. good
meats and groceries. Buy az the Central
grocery and meat market and you will get
Just what you order Both phones No. "a
Rev. Henry DeLong performed the mar
rage ceremony yesterday for Gustave II.
Ciatomia, Neb.; William slzemore Of kan
sas City and Ida Thompson Of st. Joseph,
and Roy. Robertson and Stella Harmon,
both of this city.
IF FROM JARVIS SURE IT'S PURE.
FOR ADVICE AND JUDGMENT ON
PEARL ST his BIS XMAS SlNt STOCK OF
WHAT YoU WANT AND You'll GIT
JUST THE CIGAR TO SUIT THE TASTE
If your boy is a kicker. our Shoes will
Broadway and Main street.
We have everything I'm Rubbers, from a
foothold to a Rubber Boot. s. A. Pierce
& Co, corner Broadway and Main street
Petersen & Schoening have rented a va
cant store building In which to store Chris
mas presents. Buy early and avoid the
rush.
Walter Chorn, a negro bartender in the
tracks, charged with slashing Lena Burns,
colored woman Wednesday night dur,
charged in police court, as tho woman
declined to prosecute. Chorn was charged
with assault with intent to kill
Come to us when you want a happy
moneys worth for Xmas presents. Fine
| water colors, highest art pastels. Your
friend or relative will appreciate one. We
and see yourself buy one. Berwick. I'll
South Main.
BRED IN OLD KENTUCKY"-JAR-
| Wis WHISKY.
| This Is Rubber season and we have Rot
the Rubbers-al styles, for everybody. 8
A. Pierce q Co., Broadway and Main street
The funeral of the late Mrs. Elizabeth
| slime, widow Of Major Francis Slime, and
| held yesterday afternoon from the resi-
| dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Rohrer on
| Vine. street. Rev, H. w. Starr, rector Of 81
, Paul's Episcopal church conducting the
! services. Burial was in Fsirvlew GENE
| t5eeTy' ~, Those acting as PalI6earers were
| d. Hardin and F. II. circuit.
Oscar Hotze, a young man, aged p
| years, was before the commissioners on
! insanity yesterday on complaint Of his
| parents The young men, II was alleged
| was given to violent spells, during which
| he tried to attack his parents Young
/ Hottie, in his own defense, declared he
/ was sane as any member OF his family
| but the trouble resulted because OF IA,
| vortlsm shown his younger brother, who
/ declined to work and left all the chores
| on the farm for him to do The youne
man displayed his bad temper while under
/ examination by the use OF considerable
/ torrid and unparliamentary language. The
/ hearing was continued for further wit,
| the case young Hottie was placed in ST.
! Bensrd's hospital. The family lives near
/ Carson.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-21
NEW OPERA HOUSE PLANNED
Continued from Eighth Page3

the hauling Of mail between the depots
and the postoffice for the next four years.
The present contract expires June 30,
when the new contract will go into force
Ladies' desks in all styles and woods
Continental Furniture and Carpet company
High grade granite work. from the best
Barre imported GRANTEES, lettering, carving
and tracing, Fine monumental work q
speciality. Shelley & Lane, A7 East Broad
way.
Wis. ~ " - 'Ai'
Council Bluffs lodge of Elks will meet
tonight for initiation of candidates After
the business meeting lunch will be served
and social session held.
Genuine brass doll beds, including mat
tress and pillow, l5c, at Petersen Schoen,
ing
Your moneys worth and a little more If
you buy your Shoes of A s. Pierce & Co,
corner Broadway and Main street.
Before buying a suit OF oveEcoat 1t will
from $500 to $500. Pants. $500 to 1000.
Everything first-class. E. s. Hicks, Is Pearl
street.
The children need School Rubbers. Best
stock at S. A. Pierce & Goa corner Broad
way and Main street.
d. S. Kerr has merchandise fo~ exchange,
farms for sale, all kinds Of city property
for sale and on monthly payments. Houses
for rent 546 Broadway. Phones All and
t06 Red.
See our window for Xmas presents. O.
Mauthet 20 west broadway.
/ am In the market to buy 800 tons of ma.
chinery iron, 800 tons stove iron, 20 tons
OF rubber and % tons copper and brass
Write for prices before you sell ]. Katel
man. 500 s. Main st. Both phones ESQ.,
HEADQUARTERs-PU DRINKS Al
JARVIS.
Fred Shoemaker, travelling auditor of tn,
International Harvester company, wit
headquarters IN Chicago, is In the cit!
checking up the local agency Today Mr.
Shoemaker will leave for Auburn, N. T.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-21
GLADE MAY aUIT THE CAMP

Base Bail Player Married and May
Help Run q Mill.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb. Dec. a0.-(speoial
Telegram, Fired Glade Of this city, pitcher
for me 81 Louis Browns during the last
two seasons. was married az Woodbino, la
last night. his bride being Miss Dixie Huo-
band formerly Of this city.
III q stated ~ members Of hts family hers
that Il he cannot set his release from Ce
Browns Tor the coming season ne NI
the game and 80 into the mfliina
~ which his father and two In W
alreaaY anaAAed. A ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-21

railroad commissioner, and while a member
of the legislature the author of the granger
law in 1877, is reported today to be dying
at his home in Lima, o. Mr.. Campbell
was born In Ripley, o.. in 1896. For some
years he was editor of the Newton Qa.)
Journal, with his brother A. K. Campbell.
In 1863 he was elected to the senate. In
1877 he was elected lieutenant governor He
was appointed a member of the railroad
commission by Governor Larrabee in 1888
and served till the legislature made the
commission elective, when he was elected
to the position and served for one term of
three years on the elective commission.
For several years he had been interested
with his son, Bert, in the publication OF
the Lima co. Republican
state Binder ChasseII WEEDS.
Ed Chassell Of Lamars Ia, state binder
! elect was married in st. Paul, December 10
to Miss Mary CaIkins They will live in
Des Moines during the coming winter.
] Meredith to Frame Primary Bill.
! Representative Meredith of, Cass county
may be named chairman OF the elections
/ committee in the house and thus have
charge of the primary election bill which
| will be one OF the most important meas
ures at the coming session OF the legisla-
ture.
Equal sunragists Select Lobbyist.
The equal suffragsts have again selected
Mrs. Evelyn Dame to lobby for their reso-
luton at the coming session OF the legisla-
| ture.
Wants Position with Commission.
Clarence +. Ladd of Estherville Ia
called upon the members of the rail-
road commission today. Commissoner-elect
Eaton met with Commissioners Palmer and
| Ketchum. The three will constitute the
new board. II is understood that Commits
sioner Ketchum, being the hold-Over mem
Der, will be elected chairman Of the board
at the first meeting of the new commission
in January. Mr., Ladd is an applicant fol-
the position OF stenographer to succeed
Mrs. F. McCausland Of Washington.
! Commission Hearing Postponed.
The hearing of the railroad commission
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-21
short Course at Ames.

AMEs, Ia, Dec 2O.-(special)-The an
nual short course in grain and stock judg-
ing will convene at the Iowa State col
lege at Ames, December 81 to January II.
This course has been one of the leading
dispensers OF agricultural information in
seasons past, but promises to be more in
teresting than usual this year. Courses
will be given in stock and grain
judging, dairying, horticulture and domestic
science. A great deal of prize stock is at
the college for use. This stock includes
Etrodegent, the prize winning stallion at
the International Live Stock show, owned
by Mclaughlin Bros. of Columbus, o..
and Kansas City is in the list. Defender
the prize winning steer at the same show
is also here.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-21

set for today has been postponed till De-
cember q on account of hearing of the
Interstate Commerce commission in Chi
cago today, at which It was necessary for
many of the railroad men to be present.
Not Insane, bat in Love.
James Payton was pronounced not insane
but in love by the insanity commission to-
day. Payton for three years has been fol-
lowing Miss Katherine Holman, a pretty
stenographer for the Marshall Dental COM
pany of this city. When she went to Chi
cago he went to Chicago. When she re-
turned he returned. She sought the pro-
lection Of the police, but Payton persisted
She sought to have him declared insane
and the insanity commission today decided
that he is not insane, but is in love. Thus
the matter rests waiting for the final chap
ter