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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
READING HOLDING
THE MARKET FIRM
Sales to Take Profits Make Gen
eral List Manifest a Sag
ging Tendency.
REDUCTION IN VOLUME
OF TRADING APPARENT
Fear of Approaching Break in
Wheat Market Also Exercises
Restrictive Influence.

NEW YORK. April 20.-Thc strength
OF Reading was the principal sustaining
influence IN today's stock market, with
out that prices apparently would have
sasgcd as sales 20 take profits were
the order OF the day in the majority OF
The lst. The special strength oi Read
Ing Was The outgroWth partly OF lnc per
road OF New Jersey. OF which the Read
ing Is "a large holder. This strength was
transferred today 10 the Baltimore *
Ohio. because that company shares win
the Lake Shore the control OF Reading
itself. A TO the direct cause ut the or
iginal strength of the Central Railroad
of New JcrFcy no news was ioTthCom-
Ing. The continued advance In Lacka,
wanna and the seeming embarrassment OF
ifs directors 10 lind plan for suitable
|d!stribution OF the Compauys surplus has
n stimulating eject on an the coalcvs.
One report that arises In connection
with this movement !s mat thc plan TOT
mceting the possible confirmation OF the
commodiiles clnuse ot the Hepburn law
will provide for some distribution OF as
sets among stockholders In the anthia-
. cfto companies. The sympathetic nature
on tho strength Of this group and OF
miscellaneous collection Of spcciaitlcs was
not convincing, and the general list dld
not nt nny time respond me thc &c
nand in the general list failed 10 re-
Bpond there was hesitation about s'll-
Ing. The consequence WAS n considerable
Reduction in the volume Of market ac-
.
tprlcr movement.
The selling became more conspicuous
late IN The day The highly speculative
nature ~ tho ordinary Reading move
ment and tho doubtful character OF some
of the spcciaities brought Into protnl-
ncncc caused their influence 10 wau". Part
OF the repression on the market was due
10 an apprehension that crisis might
: be approaching in the wheat speculation.
Growing disapproval OF the speculative
movement IN wheat Is heard In the nnan-
cial district. hut sudden collapse IN
wheat would not be without power ot
disturbance in other markets.
More gold was engaged Tor export 10
South America and there was an option
on part of the engagement FOR export 20
France. Securities markets everywhere
fecmed 10 regard the march OF events In
Turkey with continued tranquility No
uce by The bankers OF an advance IN
ffhe offered price OF the Michigan Cen
trail debcutures I per cent bonds was
Regarded as evidence Of the sustained TN
vcstmcut demand for securities.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. So. $4,000
United States bonds were unchanged on
.m.n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
New York Flour and Grain,

NEW YORK, April 20.--Flour--Re-
cc!pts. $1,000: exports, 22i4, dull and un-
settled.
Wheat-Rcceipts. %. 400: exports. 1900;
spot unsettled No. red, sl.40 ask Gle
vstoT and sl.+1 nominal T. o. b. afloat:
No. ! northern Duluth. SISla (. o b.
afoat: No > hard winter, Si,3ls (. q. b.
afloat Wheat opened &c lower under
disappointing cables. good weather At
home and abroad. and broke 10 &c de-
cline later. under an effort to sell long
wheat. and closed unsettled at net de-
cline OF lSn2iC MAY closed at 81 .29s
July closed at si.2of; September closed
nj 81 12y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
Now York Money.

NEW YORK. April 9O.-Money on call
tensy lsHZ per cent: ruling rate, and
offered at per cent: closing bid IL per
cent.
Tlme loans soft and quito active for
iixtr days 2G9S per cent: for ninety
DAYS. eid2i per cent, forty six months.
.2im3 per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 5l14 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
Business In bankers bills AZ SiSG.256
|9.Ss % for sixty day bills and az si.S1.&0
for demand.
Commercial bills. StS5lalselc
Mexican dollars. SO.
Government bonds, steady. railroad
bonds. irrcGular.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA. April 2o.-Csttle-Re-
cclpts 1000: market steady. feeders
strong. native steers si56ds.iS. cows
and hofers S5S514So. western steers.
q ONi5 50. Texas steers. 50 0065. 90 cows
aud ncifcrF y2,S5di.S0: Gamers. b2.25d
6.T6: stocksrs and feeders s2.25TS.75.
calves. S2.no6 $50; bulls and stegs. $500
T5.c0.
ogs-Rccnipts. 1000. market heavy.
strong to SC higher; light weaker: heavy.
8, 0OG us. mixed, SC.9o0Too; Hight ss.5S
4s,so; piss. $5.SoHS.25; bulk Of sales. $3.50
G7.o5.
sheep Receipts, $500: market steady.
yearllngS $500 7.25. wethcrS. &s.0o46 90. .
cWca sS.I5d6,0o; lambs, sI,50IS.Oo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
METALS ARE STEADY,
ALMOST UNCHANGED
Slight Advance in Tin; Copper
Is Quiet; Iron Shows More
Strength.
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET


NEW YORK. April eo.-The London tin
market was higher today. with spot
quoted AT ei3i IS and futures at el35
IS Sd Locally the market was firm and
higher also. With spot quoted Al SEE 5Oa
2s55.
Copper was unchanged in the London
market. with spot quoted at c57 IS and
futures at e5S. The local market was
dull and unchanged, with lake quoted at
Sl2s7sn 10. cicctrolytic at Sl2.506 s2t.
and casting at $l2.J5t0 1880.
Lead wag unchanged at El3 IS Sd in
London. and the local market was firm
at S.206i.c5.
Spcltcr was unchanged at E2l les cd
in London. The local market remained
firm At S5.02i sos.
Iron was unchanged in the English
market. with Cleveland warrants quoted
At f7s Sd. y somewhat steadicr tone is
reported IN tho local iron market. with
No. ] foundry northern quoted at Sl5.75G
1850: No. .. Sl5.500 1875. No. l south.
crn and No. ] do soft at sl5.50Gis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
Available Grain Supplies.

NEW YORK. April 20.-Spec!al cable
and telegra7h!c communications received
by BradstrectS show the following E
changes in the available supply, as com
pared with the previous account:
Available supplies United
States and east Rockies. decreased p
$4,000 bushels; Canada, decreased Lao. !,
ono bushels. total. United States and
Canada. decreased 4.O35. 600 bushels.
Afloat. FOR and in Europe, decreased g.
SOC. 900 bushels; total. American and Lu-
ropean supply. decreased 1885. 900 bushels.
Corn-Cnitcd States and Canada, de-
creased 796 900 bushels.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
Chicago,

CHICAGO. April 2o.-Cattlc-Rrccipt
estimated at 26oo: market steady, bccves
S4.55Ii 90, Texas steers. si606 SIS: west
ern steers. 81 i0G6.I0. stockeTs and feed
.7s s3SOHS $50. COWS and heifcrs, S2.o0T
500; calves. 5000 100.
Uogs-Receipts estimated at 10 0n0 .
market SC higher. light. Sc s0Q Te5 .
mixed, So SaoG i.25 heavy, $3.50 40. {.
rough ss;9S@ 10. goe2dd 70 choice G,efayy;
sales S7.lnd 80.
ShccT- Receipts, estimated at 5000;
market weak native. sSG5n6.lj; western.
~ s5d6.16; y"aV!inEs, s6.lSd dI2j; lambs
native. sHboN Sli. western, S5jodsl5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Aprn 2o.-Cattlo-Ee-
ccipts / 900, Market slow. steady. Ma
hcifcrs $4,000 500; s,ockers and feeders.
81 i00H5.55. bulls So ioG5.eS: calves. $3.50
al so; western steers. S5.3o@6.i0; west
crn cows. S3.5OG 5.n6.
Hogs-gicccipts. $1,000. Market. strong
10 SO higher. Bulk OF sales, S6.s0dTl5.
heavy. s.. COG .o: 40 ReeN..rs "a and butch
$500 80,
shecp-R Receipts. 10000. Market steady.
Muttons. si.coG 500; lamhs. 50 2S0 son ;
htweers and ycarlinss. sL60WI.iO. ewes.
s3J0m6lo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
New York Sugar.

NEW YORK April Sugar. Raw.
steady, fair refining, 3i2c: centrifugal.
96 test 2.ooc; molaSses sugar. sic.
Refined. steady. crushed. 5.65c; pow
dered 5.05c: granula ted. i.ojc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total clearances oC wheat and flour
were equal TO gs 600 bushels. Primary
receipts were 2ig.000 bushels, compared
with 2eO. 900 bushels tho corresponding
nlv as shown by Bradstreets. decreased
I 500 600 bushels. Estimated receipts Tor
on,orrow-Whest. { cars; corn. - cars:
oats. Sc cars; hogs, $4,000 head.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.

cash quotations were as tolIows-FTour,
steady 20 firm. No. ? rye, SlnS2c; feed
or mixing barley, G5@66c; fair 10 choice
mailing. 66d6Tic: 0axseed, No. | south
western. Sl.56t; No. ! northwestern,
81 .GsJ: clover. s9.7o: mess pork. per bar
rel SlS@1S.lo: lard; per 100 pounds,
slO.35. short ribs. sides noosel. S9ls:9
Z .G2s; short clear sides (6oXed). s9.62t9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
Via O 6 L. and S p

Nav to l3, inclusive. San Fran.
cisco and return, $3.50. To San Fran
cisco and return Zone way via
Portland), s46.50. To Los Angeles and
return. $35,I5. To Los Angeles and
return Zone way via Pcrtlsnd), $j5.7J,
Tickets limited 10 October 81. Stop
overs. City ticket office, col Main
~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
New York Produce.

NEW YORK. April 20.-Buttcr- Fancy
grades steady: others easy. Creamery.
held. third to extras. 81 n 2Gc; process
common 10 special. Ia e3c: western fac
tory nrsts. l9c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
TrnaaurY Statement.

WASIIINGTON. April go.-Today's
statemout of the treasury balances ia
The general fund. exclusive 90 tho
also 0n0 600 gold reserve. shows. Avail
able cash balance. st25.6i2.e71. gold coin
and bullion. si7.ssS.oS2. gold certificates.
s35 es6. ESQ.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
Dairy Produce

CHICAGO April 2o.--Buttar. STEADY:
creameries 22a2sc, dslrics, iaG -ic
Eggs. firm a. mark, cases Included f:
f!rsts. Gle. prime nrsts, &c.
cheese new. steady: daisies. ljkc:
twins. li.gii3c; young Americas, lf26
l5c: long horns. l59 l5Sc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
St. Louis Wool.

sT. louis. April 2o-Wool. firm. me-.
dlum grades combinE and clothing. 20G
fec: light fine. lSH 22C, heavy nn". lsN
fSr: tub washed. cIU>Ic. .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
Wallpaper Sale.

20 per cent of on all cash sales Of
wallpaper. w. a. Duvall, ll0 West
Second South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21

Martin Coal Co. 81 SO. Main
All Kinds of coal Both phones $40.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS..

Total sales for the day, $4,000 shares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20

slow apd stately periods Of oib-
hqp They hii the point bard, how
ever. with p9lysylablo momentum
that lars only 01ee when, haited
hy youthful flfea 10 middip age
hgaft, he tessly rebels against fate
fundamental mistake % creation
Tie course q love a. ita runs with
cafiotia apd cir Marcus not
smoother more humorous, than
with The ordinary run Of, mortais
Sir MafouH 10 charmed with her Ia
sousianoe and appalled, At the man
nor 10 which che eats Hfshmuiiows,
aud alte9tthff doeant know what
sils him All ,hs time by l. loved
man who. ssefatlY, ilks hsT western
aislefs loves every move ha mAkea
aud hides II, pfecauliQq unneeeu.
sarY, for ST. MARCUS wOuidn't pndsf
afaaf a declaration Of ieYe II made
on affidavit The struggle between
the unconscious wiles ~ the east
with the arifui resources Of the west
fgf the heart Of Marcus ts dramatic
ally iatsnse.
rhsfs 10 Villain also, Sebastian
fasgaaie a hsif-brqsd Of Europe, .
BY the bfeederq term " throw
hack Outwafdly an 10 30 III (snfin-
pts man of the world lhwAfdiy a
fif,sshih century iiallhu, Nun ne
mefsla u a lasrar and TIE well
dressed lmpuaener n nrvwmei
lie is an enHazlBa sr0undfsi, worthy
% worse fate and had M been
funntnH counter 70 q less srudits
man hla end must have been homi.
ridal and abrupt ~ Il 10 he walks
free twifllnE his cane with atavistta
conscience rirar This difficult role
i admirably portrayed hy Fred
rtdan
OF course Il all comes to a happf
sHdiHs not entirely a logical oua.
but anr undoubtedly tfuaf 70 life
than any logic
There IL not a weak OF unpublished
spot In the rasi Miss THYiof IS the
unruguittei tudith. Marie Vain
wright a. the shock - relative. are
beth sseslient. whiis Marion Albeit
a. Antpineite. the French cook. and
beaHs " gAriotta. ranks With the
pfineipaia In her art
The Morals 81 Marcus IL Wsli
worth seeing. aud viii leave pleas
ant memory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
: HUMOR AND PAIHOS

A lramatired full brother 10 "aim.
pie Aopilmus and "A Beloved Vagn-
bond " This Morals Of Marcus"
vhleh opened al the Moore las,
nisht d one Of tho best plays. from
literary and dramatic view point,
that has been seen In Seattle Tor
many day. And Marie pofo and
her company are worthy Ia every
detail u MI Loeho'a polished som
ear ana true pathoa.
Two acts Of The Mofais of Mar.
cue are comedy tive have fun and
heaftaehea ihterminHlrd. The eum
gf1 Il not Of tho loud upfnafaus
kind There Arr no shFtaha ~ aban.
aanel lanShter o. frantic applause
hut rather the abiding ehuohle and
msfrlment not the less deep because
rs outward manifcstatlon 10 only a
saiils The paihstie cshifasis ar
aftisflrnilY true Never DO they
tlansEress that lna over which llaa
hiahtating but naYsrthrisss. last
hifhi theee were a few ayes that
siisisted In sympathy while they
smiled
Marie pofa A. carioita. the In /.
Esitue barbarian ffrn tha harufn.
W AhatMihN a. NElilf uuNihhH
iss einsii and in sseFf say = lev.
ahir conception. nav aliks 10 liter.
4iufe and lsama Utterly auHephis-
Heated IN the WAYS % the oaeiiant
shp was Just Eiri budding into
wamanhuad with All the traditions
q tho Old aAai aud nena of the con.
Funtiuns Of the new Wast
into the life u ST. Marcus or.
dsfene lEdsin Aftshi this sprits
tame 10 tattefs and rags. a hedging
Through the hedge 70 break upon the
studies q a middle aged padaHtif
Historian. who lived With NE tames
and possessed the auatuff nnihus
aiaHin ~ fish sif Marcus was too
polite Go 30 woman hhtrf and
~ bile they iHterfefnd eith HE telv.
iuEa Into this rast. he tolerated them
y iih The spirit % tfus philosopher
Nc. Ariau'a fharactsftna Of this
pisyg ~ scholastic flesh and bone
makes the character as delightful In
~ Way - that ~ Csfioita
Sit Mareus Il a. spiErafnaiie
ssholsr and humqriat. bat hls col
grams have classical tinEr and hlh
ettiY remarks sweep On with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20

kns uintea-
VERY serYlfeaBie aud dependable
Haa stoves. eiesuable burners
and air mixing needle FalFoH.
specially priced 81 follows
With one burner, regular piafe
fzbo3 sale price ..,.tts5. $40
with two burners regular price
fia9i sale price t.,...s.. " o.
With three burnefHi regular price
$3.50 saie price .s.t+.4. sos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20

s s,,, !, Y 4 af lll, from pgrt Williams.
Martini and NhslmiMaN Gam, fsrth
Nftn an expose n mtHta vHIfh 49,
re ceHaiN IN cat load fnfA M
fairly familiar
Abbott and Mlntharua Wnrthisy
rnmr tafahsh With nuuhar of
niltihHt sHnNH in a Halt air Hkit
tNgf gaHtie ON The Reach And Ia
pulled the cord time and hsaln'
Miea ileth iAntHef and sam Mint
eNNh Win something new la
dancing Mias FAINTER does ID an /.
spade and on the door ftaf wire
ttpplnF especially, was liked. MI
MINI d % conscientious afrnhat
who nnNer luafa fnr an ansnsr
Mint ana Panther tined W we'll
EDDIE unNpHN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20

tunH
these siyls cans are
rae ofnmeufed BY
The nuHra Of
Health
ie.inrh sirs-nsEuiar
price taTt. sale
price t4s..a sI.T1
ihsineh Regular
price tten sale
price ....- sflp5
i0-ineh sire Regular
price tlfs sale
price ssFs szse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20

ntrAram

wv"
-. .tean a. any price. y
w esessd nffseH 90 peil
~ M, slter iunattns 20 the
40 H s,rk 4 merely another
~ nat last week a hat
snfhoftt In ofnheum
waus MS wees W.
n may. The cans Eors
fst y, edible on tho fare
>N,ia 80 IN tnna INSTANCES
sefend tert ice
- eholce for the iissi
~ ~ flso AVaias Furnish
N y ss,n,ho u The show then
". news u q eved Fehs
~ siss versa. bust o. Neii
a. ft,e ANeias USING
49, ~. iiitsii thaze mucHif
is...,,ee.erta fIom the cut %
.''r saa sagsd selid alAisi
. ~ ,h.f 81 GA tilnafa ntNeis
f.s,a I've quintet psls on
.s.is ard thr finish. With
~ H,.ie,nlne and all stars
"a. st,nafd the iaint Co watt
tl1'. fslars cyclonlr elapplHs
~ NiyapAcne arts GENIE sha
.a1ffrr equal ta the fite
=. h.es shlpnea aat herr
la saknfg act appeared
rsfiis ReVae closed the
k.e l,farisa has MnIiefH
- snt idea. and u wasn't
y 49, A sexfst 81 HuH
-, ,eTpins miniature bodies
..lss rfvsenl DAY stage
N,'I.9 IA frankineeHt9 BY
i.,,e. Ray uietriek tells
~. ~ksf - expect ani tha
- snpsar n the small
.ffk live up 70 ekreeia
~ ilHt<h eiu paftie ulafif
y M aeelirfs and others
...,-.4o,s : eat chorus AZ that
=. X Nhan uliufea sweet
rsaseumalleH dssautiy
:. ...,.f A. niil Barton would
-, .s,tssn and Jeseph sniii-
.nIx<t ~ dNoINa ff-fAaf AAA
u r.-aar afe catered with
,fss cali -rips or Tap
-,>-<, ~ effcris u q wife
~ ;sisanl 10 hide Tho fact
IN ks.Aaal mt snilIvaHi mat
. ,1rlsx ne ponies but hs
II lrsih just sttss she has
q I. lsat i've thou On a dead
- 4 .,sssine "a his hQ The
..ssr,sllt hfxrf on ~ . speed
-, heasi. on me ahia strap
80 flffy fhea and ali Il ~.
4. ~ sla9sf. unicaf . sualis
~---t \ laughs tsfpss at
,.r,-ss msna Ycu. and all in ali
[.f.a b ~ acute ertieie
r.rcs Ech ana MAY. faiiFa
- 1 r<fanhfa over Ire ever
ugf AL ihslf act Of sings
. u hskesnsf. anneEeli ample
-s..ls Bath can sinE AID
sf,*r<l 70 srnlls songs Tho
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sAar

sword watkins ~ iapanssa Al Tho
star theatre CAUSED much gautntsnt
feairrtaF The ufianiala Do 4 nuin /.
hof Of nugiiaua thiuFa with thar.
same swords and also put Gu SOME
clever iuKFilns
hNstTria. young Waman. apprara
aalI masked and siusa plea fnEiY
TIE flHstfstaorrliaa arr snad fae
taftioatsts. sud the clarenca alstsrs
Hisde suiiH WITH sinalnF and
Aaurina act which Involved nutak
ehanraa Of Costumes
Parry and johnson appear a. THAR
Old traNestf and earned n his hand
a. ild Mitchell aud calm IN fnmaaY
sketch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20
NJ AID PROJECT

4 siszleion. secretary Of
zsss Association o. Chi
~ b kare visiting hla
1xatis n Singleton. Of
~ ". 1. has accepted The
- q he Duuamish River
4rFnt club 70 80 over the
1Fspar~e By the club for
r7sasni Of that section.
Is familiar with every
ne voTk, having made a
'ns afainage canal Of Chi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20

chiqpiia. billed a. this smallest
woman IN the uefid. drew 4 hts
audience 10 tho Lots theatre Festef
aaf The little mite sinEH fiaFeriy
stler a isftuffr tells al Ateui her
family history.
Alllern MAY and her company are
seen ihts week 10 romantic ahafrh
which went very welt The fisHarn
man and 4 small kifl. are eantaf.
uauifta and Ansell and utfifn Afa
capable sfmnasta
aiAdiiah and nlakr present nov
~ sketch. and liafrf na Lain was
Responsible Tor much laughter al
an Ola maid iflllnk hef love tr1u.
hies Ahiia Wiektssn and tie pic
lures wind up The BILL
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the practice the thousands
81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-20


The Venetian street Musicians
Sc hn opeued a. the tnntanah theatre
feaierlaY offef llnr ~ mnnie rama.
tnH ttHm Grand apefa 10 the airn.
rlest sensa, and their act went Me
Equipped with three sioilna and a
hatn. the musicians Hnnn wurmoi
thelr way into favor and responded
Be- several rvUHiia before lha anal
ture would allow Che show L. 80 On
Hon hrYuf and fifnthor put ON a
bicycle act which deserves 4 place
nA any btil The pair have worked
nn a number ~ brand new stunts
hlNh call ief daFiHK and skill
The Nafilnrra two Elria and d
boy. offer a. little muaicai enmaay
Mglgh vas speedy irum start 10
finish Garter raYlaf a &c aroused
many iauHna with the comedy
..keich, camp neat A friskf non.
ens sha r ttaar auto have much 10
Go Win the comedy concerned and
the sketch made an uudeulahie NIT
Nhataeteg Hpugs wrfa put over Nv
AVA York with pleasing cffeut. and
itninid q strqns man, nrnt cd 60 be-
a marvel % physical development
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|ln AUTHORIZES
DIES SUDDENLY

r.rgss tsis-s rr.--,
<sn coio.. July 20 Mrs
=, H.ley Peck. authoress.
4 " club woman and 4
kN notsd Wlseonsln
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nH|sH IS SHOWN

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-09
Dentistry.

ROOMS PAPERED. 81 Up; house painting
lowest prices.
CHAS. A. CARLISLE.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-09
INSURGENTS SMILE
At CANNON SPEECH
Chuckles Follow Outburst
Of Speaker at a
Banquet.

There was much smiling and chuck
~ag in the ranks Of the insurgents
TINS morning over Speaker Canuons
outburst against them at the annual
banquet Of The Potters' Association OF
the United States.
The Speaker declared last night the
"progressives are ON the verge Of
Organism that they are as unstable as
the Sage Of Lincoln, never knew when
they were beaten and were likely to
break out in a new place at any time.
The dinner was attended by a number
OF distinguished members OF Congress,
most Of whom made addresses during
the course Of the evening in which much
praise was given TO the Payne-Aldrich
tariff bill
The officers chosen by the Associa-
ton at the final session Of the POtters'
convention yesterday include: II. A.
McNichol. OF East Liverpool, Ohio,
presidect; William Burgess, Of Trenton,
n. J., first vice president: II. n. Har-
ker, East Liverpool, Ohio, second vice
president: John Pope, Trenton. n. j.,
third vice president. and Charles G.
Ashbaugh. East Liverpool. Ohio. secre-
tary and treasurer.