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The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
rPnc.s quoted ars uholszls.l


BUFTER-c-esnery- fancy. q: Wesse-a hrsts.
Es1sz; seccrds za25; process. fErcy Da1s: fair to
good 1zz2: dairy. choice. za2z: good. lszI: store
packed fresh. I5aIs.
cBBEsE-Nsw York state. faacy. larE,. TsiS;
do. small. Tssaisis; new. IS
EGGS-NeaT-by. chOice FIRE cases. p: do. choice.
Feturusble czses lsi5: West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia. free cases, lsis do, -etnzbis cases,
laa2G; Tennessee free cases. Is5z: do. rsturBabls
cases. IS; North Carolina, fTse czssS. ~ do. re-
turnabls cases. is1z-
LIVE POULTRY -cbsekszs, zsaS; sv7sns, ssZ
hens. y; ROSTERS g; ducks large. Dap. do. snsl
iaaII; geese, 7&s; do, fancy, i8aiz tc-keys. tons
Is. do hens Ta1s: turkeys. thin. p keats. ha1Z
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Turkeys choice. undfswu
hers. %; do average. undrsWn. =; do. thin Igisa
il; ehickens ea25; hens. ;ssl7; roosteTs 10; ducks
lssl5; geese. sai2
DRESSED MEATs-Calves. fou dressed. sslo: Do.
heads OF. 70: bog dressed calves. s. hans country.
sugar cured, Halls; boss. snsn ard nsat Der czt-.
s0as.5o. do. medium, 79oa7So; d.. heavy. 65a6N.
NEGETABLES-Potatces. hcme-Sr0Ru peT bus.
L00al 3; per bbl-. 25ss20; Eastern Shore pe- bbi
L00a25e: sweet potatoes. rcr bbl-. Z75a275. yams-
Ter bbl. L75aZ0; ASPARAGUS. dozen. Zz5aseo; car
ro;s. per Db-. L25al-0; c-c1nbers, per bcskst.
25las 90; celery Florida cEats, 20os259 cabbage.
per b5l 25a250. cauliacFer PER b5l-. I75s25O;
onions per bus. 70as0 Maryland snd Virginia pr
bhL L75a25; Ohio. peT b5l-. 275a3.e9; lettuce,
North Carolina. basket L0oaL59i psppers. Florida.
PER carrier. leal5o s,ring beans. per basket Lsos
- t0ihaLoee- NeT uEI WV co. I-p--r. Lfaa
20; rhubaro dozen. salo; bsets. bunch, 5a5i PEAS
basket 2odz275.
GREEN FRUTTS-oTsnges choice Ter box. 200a
400; Florida. per box. 39a39; California nzvels
275a350. apples King per bbl.. 3.efaSa; TCrk In
perial packed. s.coa4s5; Ben DAVIS. PACKED s50a
As, Wine Sap PACKED. 5.55s450; AIbenaaris Pippiu
0s600: good 70 prime 20oa3oOs poor 70 fair. I5s
go; 0penhead barrels. Common 10 good. : -asi "a
fancy table fit. 50ossoo; pinespples. Florida, Per
crate. 275a35); strawberries. quart. i0aH
DRIED FRUITS-AUples. sliced fancy .. do.
SLICED. bright. 81; cherries. Z. blaczhsules. /.
VhoTtieberies. q: rasp5erries L
GRAIN-Nhezt. Southern, on STsie, izssi.7. re.
Bass corn. sheed. white sss5i Co, yellow, Sas5:
new. ear. sZsa45o; cats Western white No z, 53a
s.; olG. miIsd. 62asl
sUNDRIEs- -Beeszax. 2. talloz. sa1s: hoasy.
Waite clover llb-. rev. Is: Do, GIb. lev. Dali:
ginseng PER lb-. 5oa55o; seneca Per H. 90: golden
seal fai5; rfnk. l2aizs nsndraks, 2ass snake root.
3; walnut kernels. dry. 3hB.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. washed free q burs.
pcr II. 2 do.. unwsshed. free q burs per H.
2is2s; Do. 0Irry. peT 10. 1saDs hdes. Ees1. psz
10, %; do, eTy per 10, L5s5; shesp skins, green
each 75alo0 de-. dr.. esch. 5s59. caH SKINS. green
sscl L00aLn
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York May 2-BUTTER-FHu Receipts.
5-esi psckaseS CTgsmeTy, extra. ~; state dziry.
iuts. 3aZ2 imitation cTesmery. frsts. IazZ
EGGS-Firn- Recsipts. lsEg cases Nearby
white. fancy. 2 do. mixed fancy - frsh. rrss.
2a&i7
bran, 10 mah sacEs. % arrive, = ,, standard MIL
Irs- 30: city bran, 80. in buk. Weste1 I'd
dog S-5. % arrive winter wheat bran IN looib.
sacks. scaTcs and nominal
OATS-Stea6y. supply light No whlts Ga
CIss. No ; wh5tp 6s6lls. M { white 6zSI. nz1u-
ral ard clipped white OF tscE. 60s6s
FLOUR-Scsrce- but dull. Sp-ing patents 6za
670. spring clears. SZz5.N; wlnter strziEhts 6Ia
SO. clears 5Es55o. Kansas ssrairats. IN sacss.
5.slas.51. Kansas clears. 5.es55a.
RYE FDoUR-FlEm; dealings nodezts. We
quote. l15as Is.
CORN1IEAL-Fsm. b1t dun KIN dried. fo-
e1port SO. coarse meal. II bzgs. L55zI8
HAY-Receipts J. 20 tors. Stcady snail husi-
ness Prime timothy. 8: No l. Ga0. No. 2 50.
M. 5 s-isz7Zs-
sTRAw-ReoiDs. 50 touN Strong and unsettled.
Long re. LsaLE.
BEEF-Steady: demand noeEztG Fan1v l4Ua
ItD: packet I25sl2oo
PORK-Stesdy; quiet tzde Ness. ls.s5ais ..
family 80
LARD-stssdJ. Prime Western. 1875. city. IaS;
refnsd, eoatinsnt, ILIG. s1u-l Anaerican. u-65.
rsAned Brazilian kegs IL61- oleostsarine 3. lard
stesrine quiet, NeE Tork y. ChlcaE7 =
SCGAR-SDot S1Ear quiet aad essy. vi-h prices
Eors less uoniusl, refzsrs being quite wel SUP
pied. and sons suTsrs seeking a market The Lon
don market for beet sugar Vas unchanEcd for the
Refined s1zar vas quiet but steady s1i unchanged.
Locai r-scss q rzE slEzT wsrs fol0Es: Ceutrif-
uEzl. g test. 8 e; Muscovado 50 test 1s9; no
lsEsss sugar. g test. 2A
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

washington securities yesterday were
considerably neglected because OF inter-
est centering n the decision Of the Su-
preme Court IN the commodities case
which was being delivered during the
hour at which the local stock exchange
meets. IN the first place, the decision
was not expected yesterday, 1t being
the general impression that the court
rad not yet arrived at an agreement
When. therefore. It was announced that
the opinion was being read at :he Cap
itol, brokers who have New York con-
nectons were obliged TO be ''on the job
in their Offices. The New York market
was in a furry, and the wires were hot
with the doings there and at the Capitol
AS 4 result the local exchange was
given over mostly &c the bankers and
the real estate men. and trading was
rather small and without much change
in prices The bankers being present. the
call for bonds was urgent. and some
trades were recorded in Gas certificates,
Potomac consolidation IS. and Washiug-
ton Railway and Electric IS
United States Trust was the most ae-
tive stock IN ten-share lots and some
smaller parcels il was sold between
l047s and 1855, the latter being a new
high price on the current movement OF
the stock
Cg-er trading was well scattered over
the list, being largely small parcels Of
various issues picked up as bargains
after call.
Thomas L. Hume has been made local
manager for E. r. Hutton & Co. whose
Office is ri Thirteenth and F streets
northwest. He took charge Of affairs
there yesterday. and had a busy day
with old and new patrons OF the firm. 1t
is understood that Griffin Halstead VIII
probably succeed 10 the business va
Gated by Mr.. Hume in the adams Build
ing.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
Bal TIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Nav 2-Quotstions established by the
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are as
follows:
BUTTER-C Creamery, separator, per II. %: int
..ti0r. De- h.. Za23 prints. LzIb. Per Ib., Zasl;
do lib. per b. Sa5i blocks. zlb. per b. Slasl;
dai=y prints. Maryland, Pennsylvania. and Viz
Einiz uzr h. I6aIT: Virginia and West Virginia
stoze-pscked. psr ID, Ealsi Ohio. stors-psczsd
per b. l6sT; nearby. rolls Per ID, Esls; Ohio
rolls. Per h, l7sls; West Virginia. rolls per ID.
l5aI7
EGGS-NIs-yisnd. PsnnsylFauis, and nearby f-sts
per doz-. III; Eastern Shore. Maryland. and Viz
ginia, per doz-. D4z: Western frsts. peF doz ID :
Wess Virginia, per doz-. IN
LIVE POULTRY-YOung chickens ss % size per
h. EaGo; old hens. heavyweight, per b l55zsi5:
winter chickens, II 70 p lbs-, per b. 25a2s
sp-irg chickens Ib. ard II Ibs s2a5: ducks. per
ID, p; do. white Pekins. Der 10. 3; pigeons
younz. Per pair. &az; do. Cd per pair. 3; guinea
fowls. Old each. x
POTATOEsWkite nearby pine Der bus, ga
Loo: do, Western Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA
prime, peT bus. 95aI00; do NeT YORK prime. psr
bus 6aL0o; do. Western prime. per bus sal o !;
do. new Florida per bbL. Lo1zs.50; sweets East
I'm Shore yeIl0ys. peT bbl-, 30os350; do. North
Carolina yellows. per bhl. 30Ca359: do fancy
Delawa-e, per bbl-. 25laA00; yeIlozs, per bak.
Za1 30: P0t0nscs. peT bbL. 35IaA00. vans. Viz
GINA peT bbL. L55ai.5si do, North Carolina fancy
per bbl. L75a2S.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLEEA-rIss
Western Maryland and PennsyITE1is per bhi
packed. Se0a4e4. do, New Yozk, asserted per bbi
35ozA0o. asparagus, Charleston. per doz-, white.
. 0oa2 80: do greeL, 2S02900: DO, Eastern Sho-e
Maryland. ard Virginia. 25ass-S: beets Florida.
per crate Z25aZ59: do. Charleston. per bunch
IA: czbbaEes Florida. per crate, L0oaL25; do new
Chsrlsston L0oslZ5; celery. Florida Der crate l5os
20; do. honesTOEn. Per bunch. "a; c1cmbers.
Florida per has L0h2S; crg1lS1ts Florida per
Gate. LZzZ53: grape fruit. Florida per box 3z5a
40: kale native, Per b5l. T5al-oo lettuce. North
Carolina pr has SaLS; d. Florida, 5al 3;
onions New YORK and Western peT bus l0ozI 10:
Orznges Florida. pr box. as 70 size. 25as35o, d.
California Der cTate, 2ooss0os peas, F7ori5s, psr
bzs 15oais5; spinach, native, per b1s. box, Tz55;
de-, Norfolk, PER bbL L5oal0o; stTzEbeHies South
err peE Ct saI2, do NuTf0k 7a1z. Ersen beans
Florida pe- bas. LEals9s wax beans, Florida
l.2sal-60; tomatoes, Florida. pr cuis-, LSs25o:
turnipS. native, Per bus, Ia2a
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Bslrim0Ts Nay 3-Whest vas fr1; ON. s-Tu1EeT;
cats. under improved dsnand ne. steady. and
four unoh anEed
WHEAT-spO. oourzo. Lsys. SPOT. No :. I'D
Western. Ls5is; july. Llz&. sssane-. No ? red.
Ls2a: receipts. lo bushels; southan On Ezsds
g--.sl ~
CORS-Spoc uuuzr- 75az7S1. May TSsEETFz.
July. Ts4. steamer uizri. 75iSs7s1 reoeiD.s s.i72
bushels: southern white oun. 75ssz7P7s S0IthGn
yellow c--z- T5Sa7eA
OATS-Stock il elevatoEs. Isl-2E bushels. ship-
msnts from eiCTato-s. 5ssl bushels. White. So z
scisssi; Do, No 5 5asa; Do. Nc l. E7z5-is: mtzs6.
No 2 5a5sz: do. Nc. 3 57aS77z. do No. ( Es5Sls
RYE-St0ck in elevators. 5665 bushels, shIu-e1ts
fr1n elevators, s.ass bushels No. Western re,
export. s75sass; No. Western re. uptozu. ssass:
bag lots. So % quality and conditfou -5as1
BARJET-scOcE n eleEsf0s. I0s5 b1stelE- EhiD-
nr1ts fTuEa elevators. 10 5zE5els-
FLOUR Winter ertrz- 5loa5s1: winter elssr
s70ss-s5; winter straight 5ssssIo. winter patent
6ssss.ss: spring clear. 4se5Ia. sp-11g sszixht
5-55a5so; sD71ng patent sioaEE5. City NILS heSt
patent. T.Zs: City Nils high-grade patent. SIS;
City Nfls' hizh-F-zds straight, as; City AIIs
ehoics family, ED; CITY Mills eIrr1- 5Ga5I5: ne
hGu-. nahum 70 choice 4Ea4575 corzDsal. pr
100 Ios Le5slS
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. ". B. HIohs & Co.
members = the New YORK Stock E change. Hibhs
Building. = Fifteenth street northwest
New 1ork. Nay Cotton to-day suffered from =
ssTes q Circumstances which N the agg7szste were
considerable. but OBe hy seemingly q snail
significance there were rumoTs 70 the effect that
recent trosts wOuld necessitzte the repiartins Of
portions q the crop n Arkansas and Mississirui
Liquidation during the day quite free bssed
u7Un the idea that in the South as Ehols the
weather WIS very favorable 70 the crop Yet the
offerings we're vel taken care Of. and. Wills the
market WAS az times liable 70 short breaks the
tendency vas higher and this manifested itself cssr-
y in the last h0T Of trading. bringing the hIz+esr
prices of the day- The market closed unchanged 70
: points higher for The several months.
Receipts a. Tie pcgts were l2000 bales aszlrst
ia las- week and 5.s75 last year For the wssk
Ooo bales against I9 rs last week sHd y l5s last
year Receipts az New Orleans were sS22 bales
aeairst go last rear
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
NEW YORK MONEY.

NeW Yc-zs Nay 5-MoDey % czH az stock e.
chznSe today opened at 2; highest. ?; lowest. "a
closing, n Most q the Ios1s a. psT cent
Tine money opened TIE week fairy EASY . OBJ
tain nods-ate business vas done Rates: Zlsa
u for zIty DAYS Z11aZS f1- ninsty DAYS. rsaE. foy
foS- and I've months 23.a3 for SIX months. 81 fo-
oSeE TIE year
Mzoutils paper good IN demand ard a node-zte
amount tEslsd. Rates: JEasS for sixty % ninrtv
days, Edo-sed Bills receivable; S4s4 f07 choice
four % sx mo1ths single names: ss5 for tbe IsSs
Ueu Known variety
Sterling firm. Rates tn points hizber Ac-ra-
BUSINESS caossd- Sixty days. zsslOas $50. der.a7d
zS755zz 57s5- cables z-s775as *
Commercial bills 49, for srrv ears- - frr
ninety days
Eso1r bills, ASe fo- sixty days grain. As52
Supply zrai1 and c0ttnn bills none
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YGk. Nay 3-CATTLEReosiDtS 4.8a
Steers. 675sSso: stsEs. $50; bulls. 400a565; cJzs
Z 2Ss5 - dressed hesf. active, ssEa-
CALVES-Rscsspss $50 Active Veals 5as
ce1lts higher, aEisssZ5; dressed calves in demand
ana steady; city dressed veziS. T1zsl2is; county
dressed. SAL
sEEEP AND LAMBS-Rscsspts. I2.so Clipped
sheep. 4oosSso: clipped c1lls, 3oo; ursho-n alnbs
losa.0' clipped Do. R01s7-s5: c1pDod cuns. 50o N
saosa yzrilnSs. S0osz az: Sipped do. so; site
yp11z lambs 6S
HOGS-BsczDts. 8s7 Eazy Ezzk 70 heay
s-sts hos4 7.saa7.so; fsE 70 o1tsiSs bysz IA
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Cr5tstioas furnished by ". B. Hfhbs 4 Co,
members q the ChicHEo BoGrd Of Trade Hihbs
Building - Fzfcseath street rorshvesS
Chicago. Nay a-The grain market hss not yet
WON % The elects 4 the recent s.um. and While
L1e weather TC1U1-s toby ErS1r PAT Il tho
Uheat End ccTu belts were much 1loZs faT1-zbe 70
The seeding operations there we7s private Sdvices
that the frost damage had been cCrsiderzbs IN TIE
Northwest and TIE m1-Eet vas Te-y firm through
tie dsy. The market ruled steady. with let Eatn
4 about cent bsshel. and tie highest prices near
ths cioss q the session
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
MARKET IN 4 RALLY
Commodities Clause Decision
Encourages All.
ADVANCE STARTED By STEEL
Reading Vibrated EzcItedIy While
Decision Was Being Analysed.
Finally shown thar Construction
of Law as Laid Down by Supreme
Court Is Favorable TO Railroads.

New York, May s.-As might have been
expected, the preliminary misstatements
and uncertainties concerning the nature
OF the decision OF the United States Su-
preme Court IN the commodities clause
case which was to-day handed down. fol-
lowed by q general appreciation OF the
extremely favorable import OF the deci-
sion from the point OF view OF the Sc
curity holders. made the days stock
market the scene successfully Of dull
ness. intense confusion, and q rapid ad-
vance IN prices.
Up 70 noon there was no strong antici-
patton that the decision would be an
nouneed, although It was realized that in
all probability the pronouncement OF the
court would be handed down not later
than the end Of the present month, when
all sittings OF the court are 70 be sus-
pended until October
Decision Made Public.
Shortly after noon. however, It was Of
fcially declared that the decision was
about TO be rendered, and then, when
the decision was made pubuc. Il was
fully an hour before anything resem-
bling clear knowledge became general as
20 what the court had held. During this
tine Reading common stock, as being
the one stock which il The judgment Of
spectators would be most afTected BY
the decision. vibrated Up and down ex-
citedly; but prices for the general list
Of securities were singula7ly undistUr5ed.
2 fact which market operators Of the
shrewder sort were not SLOW IN inter
p-eting as q rather definite indication OF
the markets inherent strength.
Finally, when It became indisputable
that the construction Of the law laid
down by the Supreme Court was In all
substantial respects a victory for the rail-
road companies the whole stock market
became bUoyant.
Steel Rises Steadily.
The advance was really not started BY
the Reading shares, but by United States
Steel preferred stock. which throughout
the earlier excitement continued to rise
upon such relatively small transactions
as attested what all well Informed peOple
have for a long time known, the scarcity
OF the stock IN the investment market.
On purchases Of only a few thousand
shares the stock advanced two points
This IN itself was enough 10 stimulate
buying Of the Steel Corporations common
shares. although reason for such move
ment was plainly enough Afforded By
current development Of the steel trade.
Steel common stock rose 70 the highest
level OF the year, and the rise in the market
became general Nearly ali the standard
shares closed at the highest prices OF
TIE day and at advances IN the leading
issues CT more than a point
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

New f1-k. May 3-WHEAT-Higher; more active
No. / Northern Duluth. 70 arrive. L3lS: No 2 red
T. O b. L42aLsS1t; No. hard. New YORK Z o. b.
LsZss No. ! maczro1i. Iz & 0. b.; No. l Aiars-
tobz. Z. o. b.. end Of May q early June. Isl TX
ICrters took % lcsds
CORN-Suong On sCsrity. No sisTator. To A..
i've. ~; No. z e 0. b, spo, 50; No yesloE
f. Q. b. 90; No. white. E. Q. b. Sli5- Exporters
took loads
RYE-ssrce- but slow No Z Z O b. noni-
nal O.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Ext1z. peT ext. 5Slas00; butcae-. &o0s
40; cozmou, 2oe5e0
HOGS-Psr cEt-. E7oss. Z0z7.5o; ordinary. pr
cE-t- 6o0z625
LAMBS-Cho4oe. Sss14; EediEn. 7a775.
SHEEP-Prine. s-zzSo0; councn. 2Sz4ol
CALY YEs-P-ines peT d. sssiS; nsdiua. "a. con-
uon sec.
COWS-Pune fresh each. 550ss6oe; cuuno1.
3 oossoeo; old ard dry. lpoaI50o
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Largest MOrning Cireulation.

When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement TO The Wash
inEIon Hersld. and BIZ wiz be sent. you
at ] cent a word
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

saiss-RsEulsr caIl. Y O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas certificates. $50 AZ Ies.
Wassssss.=a Railway and Electric g. g DO ~ 81
Washington Gas 3 az S.
American Security and Tr7sst, At %
United States Trust 10 az los. 70 AZ IG7s-
After cal-Uuited States Tr3st l02t lG5 10 a. l05.
al l15. % at l051s 10 az l05ls az l05.
Railway preferred % al @
Potomac consolidated S.. 900 AZ Ios.
Following are the bid and asked prices On ysSisT.
IT,
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore Nay 3--FolloEing are the sales and
quotations on tie most active securities listed on
The Baltinors Stock Exchange.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hbos & Co.
Members New YcTs Stock Exchange. Hibbs Beld-
ing. Is Fifteenth street n0Ethsest
CALL NIONEY-SALEs By HOURS:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

The F II. Smith Company announce the
sale for local building company OF the
Office building at the northwest corner OF
Twelfth and 9 streets northwest for S300.-
COO. The building Is Of seven stories, hav-
ing been remodeled ana built higher a few
years ago. Il IS understood that in the
sale Of the property $1,000 was paid IN
cash and an apartment house taken by
the building company IN part payment.
The use Of the Office building viii not be
changed. The name OF the purchaser is
withheld
The frame business property occupied
for many years as a restaurant at the
southwest corner Of Twenty-second street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest has
been sold for the estate Of Josephine G.
Willard 70 Christian Zerega- II is IN
derstood that about S10.50o was paid for
the property, which viii be held by the
purchaser as an Investment The sale
was made BY WuIge. Gibbs & Daniel in
conjunction with A. s. Caywood.
Building permits were Issued as follows
yesterday from the ONCE OF the Inspector
OF buildings:
To ". =. McGee TOT LOuT IWO-StOry
brick and frame dwellings S-om q to 81
Fifteenth street northeast, architect and
builder, John H Lewis. estimated cost,
sSOoo
To A. J. FairaIl for two two-story
frame dwellings az Nichols avenue and
High View place; architect. c. E. Webb:
builder. s. W Maddox & Co: estimated
cost. $3.50
70 ". r. Coon for one twO-story frame
dwelling at 2a4 irving street northeast:
architect and builder, ". r. Coon; esti-
mated cost, S2,700.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
CURB Market.

ouotstions furnished By ". b Hf5hs & Co.
members q the New York STOCK EzcnauEs Hibbs
R,,Ilsfr- = Eifraenfh E-rset no--hrsst
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. Nay 2-Unitsd States Foremnsu,
h.o-Ss clossd a. f7Tl1--z-
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The Safest investments

Are those that % Dos t1ctzsts dzrinz dss.urbe5
coGdittocs q ths money O. stock ns-SeA Fl-Ss
deed q uust 1oSs tfsst norEzEss2, vel ssczrsd
CO raj estate f. the Dist-ict q Col1nhzs, ccn-
E1rute Eilt-e1Es" lF1mEtA ThsJ Do 1qE
deVeld uD0a tie f1a7cA rssp0kiGlity q Id
Tiduzls OF c0rpurstions for their stability. ard
are sxDpt fr0ra tzxz6oa Is pezool p-opGSy.
We zR supply such f1Fesls1u II E1o1nts
fE0z 80 uVwSzd send fo< beeklst. 'Cezezzizs
Los1 and IDEsSsns1tS
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04
THERE ARE OTHERS.

Your hair IS rarest gold" he cried;
You are the girl I've picked"
But after they were married he
Soon found he'd been goId-bricked.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-04

ANSWER 10 YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
Upside down. behind herd
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-03

Rumors are now in circulation on
Ben Johnson's American league CIR
cult that "Jiggs" Donohue. first base
man of the Chicago White Sox, is 10
be sold or traded to the washington
club. 1t has been said that "Jiggs mas
not been entirely satisfied with ms
berth in Chicago, and Manager Cahti,-
lon wants him to hold down nrsl sach
for the Washingtons. 1t. is reportsu
that President Comiskey Of the Wni.e
Sox wants Pitcher Burns for his frst
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-03
CHARITY CONGRESS STARTS
A VERY UNIQUE BAZAAR
All Kinds of Novel Attractions Plan
ned for Visitors to Show Which
| sRaisinq Funds.

BALTIMORE, Md. May 3.-The
charity congress opened its unique ba-
zaar today for four days and nights. to
raise funds for the establishment of a
dispensary. Cardinal Gibbons and
Mayor McCOol are deeply interested
and attended today. The bazaar is
held under the auspices of Baltimore
lodge No. of the Judac Union.
Among the booths that occupy con-
spicuous places is the French tea
room, which is located on the stage,
and is surely the most attractive place
in the room. In addition to a house
OF French design there is a little
stream of water ponds surrounded by
lilies and gardens all about banked
with beautiful flowers. But the others
are hardly less attractive. In an Ice
land hut sodawater and ices are melted
out to thirsty visitors, and in Little
Old New York" more refreshments of
flowing character. Commodities and
luxuries are found in a Swiss chalet,
q greenhouse. a Turkish bazaar, a
Dutch coffeehouse, a German book
store, an English inn and a Gypsy
camp, if prophecies about dark young
men can be commodities or Injuries.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-03
MOTOR CLUB OF HARRISBURG
HOLDS RELIABILITY CONTEST.
Begins Today In Pennsylvania Capital
and Lasts Until May 6-Many
Prizes Offered.


+ HARRISBURG, May 3.-The reli-
ability contest by the Motor club of
this city began today and continues
until May 6. 1t is considered one of
the most important affairs of the kind
held in the east this year.
The rules required the sanction of
the American Automobile association
and sanction has been granted Four
trophies are offered for competition in
the several classes. which are as fol,
lows: Glass A, touring cars. selling at
$2250 and over; Glass b touring cars,
selling at less than $3.50; Glass c,
runabouts selling at $1,000 and over:
Glass ID. runabouts selling at less than
1000. BY this scheme of price classifi-
cation, the smaller cars have the same
chance to win trophy as have the
more expensive and more powerful ma
chimes. One of the trophies has been
given by Governor Stuart of Penn
sylvania. The first prize in another
class is the National Capital trophy,
given by some prominent citizens of
Washington in recognition of the fact
that the first night control of the tour
will be at that city. A third trophy
has been given by the board of trade
of Harrisburg and the other trophy Is
offered by the Harrisburg Patriot.