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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-01
NEWS ToRRSAoRfRs

Women's shoes of suede, calf and
patent leather, in all styles, are attract
ing attention at Marshall & Balls.
Automobile coats for men, lined with
raccoon or Manchuria dog, just the
thing for the chauffeur's Christmas, are
offered at very low prices at L. BAN
berger G. Co.'S.
Beautiful brooches of jet in bowknot
design, with flexible ends, suitable for
collar or belt, may be obtained al the
David Straus Company's.
Fine black Isle thread stockings.
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IT MAY.

LIST Him-Jones says that happiness
depends ON the wife.
I'd Him-Oh. l don't know. 1t may
depend upon the fact hat you haven't
got one.-Ally Sloper.
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x VIEWS OF WOMEN FOR WOMEN AND THE HOME

spot. The cleansing fluid should not
be left to dry itself. but be rubbed
dry. Or rub the spot with alcohol or
chloroform after a blotter has been
placed underneath.
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HEART-BROKEN MOTHER-If you
are sure that kindly treatment at home
will not help the girl, you might apply
at the Crittenden Home, 305 Elizabeth
avenue
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Cresoline Spot.
Dear Miss Doom:

Dear Miss Doom:
Please let me know how to remove
cresoline spot from a white bed
spread. A FRIEND OF THE STAR.
Soak the spot in turpentine. Butter
or lard will also remove a tar stain.
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herself i~nvoluntarily CHANGING across at
her neighbor. and whenever she looked
at him she fpund his glance liked upon
her.
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THE PRIZE. WINNERS.

Many children were smart enough to
find the correct answer to last Wednes-
Thanksgiving Day puzzle, which
was turkey. The two following chill
dren were awarded prizes:
SADIE GREENE, aged 10, So Beacon
street, Newark book); WALTER
BLUM, aged 10, $50 Waverly avenue,
(penknife).
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Men and Women of Newark
NO. s: THE REV. ALEXANDER MwHoRTER.

he pdlTlOt pdsioi vi "C
l Presbyterian Church. the Rev.
Alexander MacWhorter, was a son of
Hugh MacWhorter, a linen draper In
Armagh, Ireland. who purchased a
large farm near Newcastle, Del, in 1870,
and built a fine mansion In which Alex
ander, the youngest of eleven children,
vas born on July 15. 1874. Young Mac
Whorter inherited the independent
spirit and love of freedom that inspired
his ancestors, two of whom. his grand
father and grandmother On the ma
ternal side, were hanged from a tree in
front of their home during the civil
wars of King Charles |. of England.
because of their opposition to his
tyranny in their native land.
Alexander MacWhorter was q student
in the College of New Jersey, now
Princeton University, in 1856. when it
was located In Newark. In the fall Of
that year the college was removed to
Princeton, where MacWhorter was
graduated in 1757. soon after Presi-
dent Aaron Burr's death. He finished
his theological studies at Freehold,
where he married, and In 1853 was or
dained. 1t was intended that he should
go to Virginia and North Carolina on
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with embroidered clocks, are displayed
at L. s. Plaut & Co.'S.
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Bewitching automobile wells in three
tones of tan %jauntily knotted on each
side, are shown at Hallne & Co.'S.
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announced in the STAR on Wednesday
evening, December 8.
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WHAT IS WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE?

~ AN you tell what is wrong in this picture? The artist has made a funny
4 mistake, and if you look carefully you can readily see what 1t is After
o have found the answer fill out the coupon IN sem it % Uncle lack
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
,ad. I, v ,rovrMENT OF PRODUCE
Bradstreet's Review

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Bradstreets tonlor-
row will say; a.. so,, ,r
trade. collections and industry. Colder weatn-
ar freezing temperatures. light SHOWS or
killing frosts coupled with freer crop move ~
ment have helped retail trade ana colectluliS
at the west and northwest, while lower teln- %
peratures and high prices and free marketins
of cotton have helped distribution at the
south. ,,ta,,., hama
Jobbing trade has been coincidentally pene5
Atted by reordsring to fill broken stocks ana
the distributing trade side accordingly pre-
sents a very favorable appearance.
Trade at first hands feels the stimulus IN
more confident buying for spring, though tne
unsettleement in the dry goods trade due 70
high cost of material and talk OF curtaiiilenl
still retards trade in this line.
The iron and steel. coke, machinery and au-
tonobile industries this week return espe-
cially good reports as to activity anu tneIe
Is noted a greater scarcity OF skilled iapo,
The coal trade shows more acuVlty' .l'us u a a
,rices are still complained of as too low ana
there is greater scarcity of cars noted IN
fhis and in the lumber trade. Ihe COM
modify prices situation shows signs OF IN
creased strength. , e.a.os tor
the week ended October IA were 229, against
9os last week 244 in the same week OF lsos'
20I in 1907, 17o in 1906 and 175 IN ls4o, .,.
Business failures in Canada for me week as
number thirty-nine, against torty-elsht lasS
week and twenty-nine last year.
Wheat including -four, exports from the
limited States and Canada for the week ended
october IA aggregate 4,S65Sl9 oushels asainst
4 1Sg 662 last week and 4,4Ss,277 this week last
.asr por +he fifteen weeks ended october
IA exnorts were 81 421, ,264 bushels, against Co.
Corn exports for the week are 2n'7n bush
els, against ,622 last week ana o1,sso % IA IA
corn exports were 1,7sS645 bushels against
705. ISL last year.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
Los ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

The oil stocks were the leading securities
in yesterdays market on the Los Ahseies
Stock exchange.
American Petroleum bonds looked weaker
1876 being bid and offered at the close at l4o'
Associated was also off, clasing 93gSo.
There seems to be ordersNbn the Hone
bonds and the quotations were allowed 70
decline, closing at S5@90%, and the hisl h
refundings at 7SmS2. Union Transportation
company was active and the closing shows a
spread of only 9s of point, at 94 a @94?
There was no change in the close OF the
bank stocks industrials, except san Diego
Home, which closed at 2SA q 26, against
an offering of 97% Thursday.
Amalgamated Oil was a little stronger
closing at 65 75, and was quite active. AS
ISOLATED Oil continued weak, though only 10
shares sold at 35A. A big block was IN
evidence near the close, which took most or
the activity out OF the market on TINS
stock. Central Oil was pushed up yester-
day selling at 139-13S and 14O on con-
tract Three hundred shares of Continental
Oil brought big price, selling at 40. The
for the past few days. Ninety shares solu
from 103% to 1O3h, and heavy supporting
orders beginning to appear in the shape
of 100-share blocks at a trifie under the
present market.
Columbia Oil has declared its regular
monthly dividend of y per cent, payable
Oct. 25. Books close Oct is.
Morning Sales
1000 Central at 19B; 1000 do (BS0) at 14O;
1000 do at 1Ss; 800 Continental Oil at lao; 10
Union at 1915
Afternoon Sales
10 Associated oil at 1915; 20 Union at
1d3.62tz; 80 do at 3.5O; do at 1885, do at
1880.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
Northern Securities

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 15.--Busness In
locals was confined principally to bonds TINS
morning. with an advance in Peoples water
5s to rs y bid. as feature. Spring valley 4s
weak snots. Los Angeles Gas and Electric
5s at 1oOM. California Gas and Electric os
at 1904, Telephone 5s at 100 = g lVo 7s,
United Railway As at 75s, and southern
Pacific Branch es at 12sM were the issues
mostly sought after, stock trading brought
out a demand for Telephone common at an
advance at SO, with the preferred az AZ o9,a eiu
packers was a fixture at II. Pacific Gas
stocks were neglected at 57h OBS for the
common, and 9OiA sales for the preferred
Gas bonds were higher at 96%
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
STOCK MARKET
PRICES STRONG
U. S, STEEL AGAIN DOMINANT I
LEADER
RAPID ADVANCE OF FAVoRlI (
SETS PACE
St. Paul, AmaIgamated Copper and
Union Pacific Also Exert Not-
able Influence on General
Qutations
tBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Prices OF
stocks today continued the vigorous
recovery which set in yesterday
United States Steel was the dominant
leader, and its rapid advance set the
tone for the whole market. -.
OF scarcely less influence on sehu-
ment was the new prominence as
sumed by st. Paul, Amalgamatea
Copper and Union Pacific, which are
supposed to be the favorites in specu-
lative mediums of the Standard On
party.
The movement in these stocks mad
the effect of quieting an apprehension
professed by an element of the specu-
lation that the Morgan movement IN
tie market did not have the support
and approval of the Standard on par
ty. The concurrent revival of strength
in Reading made an important aaal-
tion to the favoring influences.
The tone of the money market was
somewhat easier in the call division
in spite of the forecast of another
heavy decline in cash holdings OF the
banks for the week. The ruling rate
for call loans was lower than yester-
day, and the supply of funds was re-
ported to be larger. The foreign ex-
change market held steady during
most of the day, and did not reflect
offerings of finance bills.
The weeks loss of cash by the banks
is estimated at between $6.OOO,OOO ana
$7,000,000, the express movement with
the interior having been against New
York on balance, in addition to the
absorption of $5,043,000 by the weeks
subtreasury operations.
Interior Movements
The movement of interior exchanges
indicates, however, that a lull has
occurred in the demand for currency,
such as is not unusual for feW
weeks after october /.
The extraordinary movement in Unit
ed States Steel caused a circulation OF
new rumors of special developments
aside from the favorable trade situa-
tnon to account for it's rise. Reports
of a contemplated dinner at which the
heads of the independent steel COM
panies are to be present in company
with the head of the United States
Steel corporation made the immediate
occasion for this rumor, which alleged
an intended close working agreement
to include all the producers.
There was reported also a better
feeling in the copper trade but the ef-
feet was more pronounced on the Sc
curities of the copper companies than
on the market for the metal itself.
The Missouri, Kansas & Texas abb
sOrption helped tne stocks oI tIle coiii-
panies affected and induced some
credence for reports of other railroad
deals One of these pointed to a
project for sharing control Of the new
Western Pacific, or even of the e'Denver
G. Rio Grande, which owns the control
of that road, between the Gould inter-
ests and Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy.
The above specimens will indicate
10 I1nUprifiad
played in the days market.
Realizing sales deducted something
from the days gross gains, but there
were new points of strength in the
late market.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales.
par value, $4,164000. United States
bonds were unchanged on call.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16

further advances in prices are announced.
One contract for 10000 tons OF Bessemer at
S19 is reported. The structural shops are re-
ceiving a moderate amount Of new business.
Trade in dry goods shows gain, and the
higher prices in the primary market forced
by the sustained high cost of raw materials,
are new quite freely paid. Advances in for
eign and domestic lines Of woolens and
worsteds are being announced. Hosiery and
underwear are higher and more active.
The footwear market is steadily improving,
but the price question continues to retard
business, and some branches Of the trade
continue quiet
The leather trade continues slowly to i'm
prove
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
,,nn = ne ,s ranse Of quotations today:
chloanc Live Stock

CHICAGO, Oct 5.-Cattle-Receipts esti-
mated at $500; market steady and lOc lower;
ern steers, S4259Z1o; stocxers and feeders
ss6D5 25 sows and heifers, s91oG57o; calves
$7@950.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 1900; market
TO 1Oc lower; light. s7@77O; mixed, $1,000
"A 90, heavy I.25aT9O; rough s7sSa74Oi good
TO choice heavy, $74oQ790; pigs, S5.5O41; bulk
Of sales. ST. 4OQ7S0
Sheep Receipts estimated at lS,OOoi market
steady; native, 49, 4Od475; western, s2.65qA1o; 1;
yearlings, s4.4OG5.40; lambs, native. A25qh2Oi
western, s425Q
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
Pacific Coast Trade

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-Beans-Pink. 50
@3.25; Lima, slGA1O; small white, s4qA25;
large white, s2504310.
Potatoes-Oregon Burbanks, s1Gt1o; Salinas
BurbanBs, 81 25@1. 40; Meroed sweets, s1.2591.50.
Onions-Fancy, soc; common. zoe.
Various-Green peas, 3@6c; string beans. go
SC; egg plant, 4oG65o; green peppers, 40@e5c;
tomatoes, 45q65c; summer squash, 5O@75c; gar
lie. 485e.
Poultry-LiYe turkeys, 19925c; ROSTERS, old.
s4l55; roosters, young, s65OQ9; broilers. small,
sS@s.5o; do large, $4d5; fryers, s5Q6; hens, $50
10; ducks, old. s4Q5; do young, S64s; geese,
81 5O92. so; gosings. S2q250; pigeons, old. sl@
l5O; do young, S242.50.
Fiour-Family extras. $6.20@6.60; bakers ex-
tras, ss.2Oq6.6 go; Oregon and Washington, S. 100
$40
wheat-shippins, si7sh@tso; milling. s1.75.
Barley-Feed, s1.iOal1-42ls; brewing, sl.s5;
Chevalier, nominal ....
oats-Red, sle5ql7b; white, si.b71s0Ls2s;
black, $2.4Oq2.75.
Miilstuffs- -Middlings, sa6.bo9s75O; mixed feed.
$4,000; rolled barley s299So; oatmeal ~; oat
groats, "a; rolled oats, $36@3S.
Hay-Xyheat, s15921; wheat ana cat, S149l7;
oat, wild, s1091s oat, tame, slSal5i barley,
s.0ai3; alfalfa $9q12. straw, 50@70e
Receipts-Flour, l1,1O7i wheat, l50; barley
lass; ats, 1880: beans, 452l; corn, %; potatoes
254O; onions. 1105; bran, so; middlings. o.;
hay, s40 hops. 1s1; hides. 4SS; wine, 1880.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
nun,e Meeklv Revlew

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-R. G. Dun co.'s
weekly review OF trade tomorrow VIII say
Renewed buying of rolling stock by the
raiiroads is the conspicuous development OF
tba v,eet In The iron and steel trade. Reports
indicate that orders are being placed with
saYas urgency and that considerable new
i,,stnass Re under negotiation. Activity at
steel works is reflected in continued heavy
nurchases Of pig iron at many points, and
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
California Dried Fruits

N EW YORK, Oct. 15.-Evaporated apples
steady; prime fruit for November delivery.
0c; fancy, 101hq11c: choice, 9q9hc; prime. s1s
aS%o; common to fair 6h9sNc.
Prunes firm; California, 2AQ7e; Oregon,
6Q9c
Aprcots frm choice. 11anAc: extra
choice 11tsG1Mc: fancy, 12@121hc.
Peaches strong; choice, 5A@5hc; extra
choice, 5%Q6c; fancy, 6k@6%c.
Raislns quiet; loose Muscatel, 3%@4hc;
choice to fancy seeded, 4N@6ho: seedless.
s%Q5kc; London layers. $1.2591.25.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 15.-Fruits-Faney
apples, sOeas15O; common, 4O97Bc.
Berrles-strawberries, $s9s; huekleberries.
6a1Oc; raspberries. ss9S; cranberries. s9.5oa1O.
Grapes-Ordinary. 40d75c
Pears-Bartlett sL25Q15O.
Peaches-Common, 75c; fancy Si.25
Pomegranates-50460
Quinces-65QS5c.
Oranges-Valenclas, s293.50.
Mexican limes-$666.50.
Lemons-Common California, t2i3; good to
choice. $3.50q4; fancy, s4.5O95.
Melons-Watermelons nominal; nutmegs,
60cGs1
Tropical fruits-Bananas, 76cQss.5o; pineap-
pies, $2.25q3.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
nnaI Lumber Prices

oregon pine-Rough. s21 a 25, according to
size; hooring. s375OG42 42.5O; stepping, $500
ness and grade; rustic, S35 @ az. 5Oi interior
nnish, s50955.
Redwood-Rough. s29@ 30; clear, surfaced,
sSb14B; siding, s254 30; rustic, 45;
ceiling, s25@42.5O according to thickness; (;
pickets. ssOa %; shingles. s2.25@2.75; cedars.
rs; shakes $1S@20.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
SWEET POTATOES
SCORE ADVANCE
LOCAL EGGS AGAIN RECOVER
FIRMNESS
Butter Strengthens Position and Re-
mains steady-Weakness Devel-
ops in Cheese List - Fruit
Business Is SLOW

Firmhess in sweet potatoes caused ar au-
vance of 25e a hundred pounds in the Los
Angeles market yesterday. New quotation
is s1.75@2.
Light receipts of local eggs for several
days reflected decided hrmness in the mar
ket No changes were made in prices.
Butter showed SOME improvement yes
terday The top price was still weak, how
ever, and trading was confined chiefly to
second grade.
Cheese was weak throughout the list end
trading in several instances was made below
quotations.
The fruit business slow. owing to cool,
cloudy weather. The supply Of deoiduous
fruit was limited, the season being on the
wane.
There were enough fish to supply the
heavy Friday demand Hallbut alone was
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Coffee futures closed
steady, SOLO points higher. Sales were 10000
bags, including october at 5:9Oc, November
~ Z e5c. December at 5.S5Q6c, March at 6O5c,
Nav at 6.0b3e 1Oc, July, 6.2OGG.25o and Sep
tember at 69Oai6. csc. Spot firm; No. Trio,
SiSo; No. Santos, sisdS%c. Mild steady;
Cordova, 9a11hc.
centrifugal 96 test 427GD4 soc; molasses sugar.
A 52dbS 55e. Refined steady crushed, 5.S5c;
powdered, 525c granuated 5,15o.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
CHICAGO. Oct. 15.-Following was RAJ

cash quotations were follows; Flour
steady: O. 2 rye, 7S97415c; feed or mixing
harley 5Od51c; fair to choice mating, 5696Sc;
fax seed No. 1 southwestern, s1.53; No. l
northwestern, s163; timothy seed, s26OqS.Ioi
clover S9.5091L25; mess pork, per onl'' va
lard Der 100 lbs, $12.12h012.25; short ribs,
sIdes Coose), $40 5h911.171a; short clear sides
(boxed), s12012.25.
Grain statlstics-Total clearances OF wheat
and -four were equal to $4,000 bushels Elk
norts for the week as shown by Bradstreets'
f,a.o eoual TO 4S66 600 bushels. Primary re-
CENTS were 1,S15, 900 bushels, compared with
IA 900 bushels the corresponding day year
ago. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat'
500 cars; corn, 80 cars; oats l62 cars hoss'
5000 head. = ,,,r,r,c,r,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
CARLOAD sHIPM ENTs
OF CITRUS FRUITS

o Shipments of oranges and lemons 9
8 from Los Angeles Wednesday, Oct. IS, q
o were 10 carloads of oranges and of 9
. lemons Total to date there were g
9 shipped 1856 carloads, of which 6O11 g
o were lemans. Last season to date g
8 there were shipped 29189 carloads, of @
o which 47S5 were lemons. 9
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16

NEW YORK, oct 15.-Thore was nervous
and erratic market in cotton with trading
oc+i,,e Prices moved largely in accordance
with the volume of orders, and sentiment
while bulish was somewhat more divided
with some prominent operators apparently dis,
posed to anticipate reaction. Inc LlverPool
lkots failed to respond fully to our strength
Of Thursday, and this resulted in an open
Ien decline OF to 6 points. The market
quickly rallied, however, with active puylng
some of the eastern states by a heavy storm,
and during the first part of the day bulls
bought heavily, with apparent attempt TO
push the market up to the lac point. IL was
80 bad sold a large amount of cotton, and
there was at times general liquidation, but
on the whole the market took the cotton very
we'll and In the afternoon was fairly hrm'
although nervous.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
Cotton and Wool

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Cotton futures closed
easy; October, 1860; November Il. SIC; De-
cember, 13.6tc; January, 1S.6lc; February,
13.67e; March and April, 13.74c; May, s.7sc;
June, 1s,72o; July. ls.6sc; September, 10. 45c.
Spot cosed quiet, points lower; middins
were $500 bales.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
nAliY MINING CALL

OFFICIAL sales-A. NJ: 1000 Bon Glare tBso)
*. 95oo 40 at IS; 1000 do at 147s; 1000 Con
Mines at ~; 5000 do CBso) at rs; 1000 Clark
Copper at ~; 500 Daisy (off board at g. g.
P. NJ: 1000 Cal Hills at SIS; 1000 do SBaQ odot at
85s; 1000 do at sh; 1000 do (BSo) at or o AVOt ot
az: 1000 Cons Mines at 1%; 5000 do at l1s'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE

Special service to The Herald by j. c. Will
son, 312 West Fifth street, Los Angeles. mem-
OF trade. Stock and Bond exchange of San
Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16

Morning saIes-25, 900 So Pac Branch IS at
1851; 5000 l. Gas and Elec Corp at 10Ols;
5000 Pacific Tel 5s at 1O09s; 5000 do at 1904;
1000 Cal Gas and Elec IS at 1904; 1000 Hawa-
ian 5s at 1O5; 1900 Spring Valley Water As
at Ss1l; 1000 United Ry As at 1915; 5000 City
Elec IS at IS; 5000 Key Route 5s at 1878 40
Alaska at III 100 Hutchinson at 15A; 400 do
at 157s; onomea at 81; so Pac Tel common
az So.
Afternoon sales-5OOO Peoples Water 5s at
76 13 900 Pac Tel 5s at 1901; 1000 Los Angeles
Pac of Calf IS at 1902; 1000 Los Angeles Ry 5s
a; 1oS; 10000 So Pac of Cal 5s at 1o3A; 40
Assd Oil at So; 100 do at S5%; 10 Hutchinson
nt 15n. 80 Pac Tel common at "a
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
New York Bonds

sneclal service to The Herald by j. c. VIII
son 3f2 west Fifth street, Los Angeles
member san Francisco and eastern ex-
changes.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
Treasury Statement
BANK CLEARINGS

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-Bradstreet' Bank
Clearngs Report for the week ending Oct
IA, shows an aggregate of SS,40 07,653,0 900, as
against SO, 1854. 900 last week, and S262b'-
Aoe noo Ia 81 vaar Inc
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
New York Stocks

special service to The Herald by e. r.
Hutton & Co, 112 West Third street. mem
bers New York Stock exchange.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
New York Curb

special service % The Herald by z. r. Hut
ton & Co., 112 West Third street. Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
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= , Angeles Street y IA - ~ II II ~
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by E. F. Hut
ton & Co.. members Chicago board OF trade
l12 West Third street. Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES. Oct. 15-Bank ciearings
were s2,s15. s7o5s. against si,s8s55S.s7 for the
date last year. an increase OF
1916. .71fs2 Following is comparative state
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
Listed Stocks
NEW YORK COTTON

~, e. 70 112 West Third street. Los Angeles
members eastern exchanges.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16

You can buy It, perhaps at many places, but
place advertisRG
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-16
Banks

10 Associated Oil at 1915; 20 Union al
1d3.62tz; 80 do at 1O3,5o; do at 103.5O; do al
103 b0
The Washington times., 1909-01-13
COMMITTEE PROBES
MARINES TRANSFER
Representative Butler De-
clares He VIII Cross-ex-
anime All Witnesses.

President Roosevelt order Withdraw
ing the marines from the batrIesu.uz
was again brought into consideration
today 10y the subcommittee OF the House
Committee OH Naval Affairs and luGira-
1I0us are that au exhaustive luvest.ea-
tlou OF the entire matter will be made
br -hc subcommittee
BuEadier General Elliott who ls al
tile head of the Marine Corps was He-
fore the committee today, and as r.a
result OF statements made bg him Rep
Toseutauve Butler of PENNSYLVANIA am
u1uuced that ho proposed La cross
canine every ono who appears before
the committee t1 satisfy hIusaI. tina.
III. Presidents Withdrawal of the ma-
rlur- was justified.
The Washington times., 1909-01-13
ANNUAL REPORTS-

ANNUAL REPORT Of the FEA<kTF.
DAIRY IEErI 90 we the uudarsIz-r-I
far President and mtIoritg of The Board az
Trustees " inr Franklin Dairy Is4nga 90
.E Washington D. g.. ds hereby certify than
rlr capital stock OF the said corporation b.
s.. GTI. alI uf which has been actually paid
300. and That there Gre up existing debts.
WILLIAM FAJAI. EAM'L w AUGE.S.-
STEIN. J. WILLIAM BAUM. President OF
rls Franklin Ba3Ty Lunch Co. Of the DIstrlCr
a| Columbia do hereby swear that tas
facts stated l1 fHe above certificate are true
30 tHe best " uy knowledge and belief
WILLIAM BAUM President SUBSCRIBED
and sworn ~ before lr. NUraU. Hla.I. u
and for fhe ulEfrlcl al Columbia. tuI- Il
day - January, a, j. 1913. t5eaJ Nm. T..
YOUNG. --JtaIy Public, u. Q. It