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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1909-08-26
TIRED ALL THE TIME.

Languor, listlessness, dullness Of
spirits are often due to kidney disor.
ders. Pain and weakness in the back.
sides and hips, headaches, dizziness.
urinary disorders are sure signs that
the kidneys need immediate attention.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
BIG TUNA ARE CAUGHT
AT CATALINA ISLAND

AVALON, Oct. 1.-Two tuna were
landed here today. The largest, weigh
ing 1870 pounds, was caught by DR.. f.
Coates of Los Angeles, and was brought
TO gaff in one hour and twenty
minutes.
The other fish, weighing 127 pounds,
was caught by Capt. G. Michalis. Both
fish put up a strenuous fight and were
not brought to wharf until dark.
The large school of tuna came within
six hundred yards of the wharf this
evening.
To participate in a monster fish and
meat barbecue and initiate 100 candi-
dates into their order, $50 Shriners ar
rived on the steamer Cabrillo tonight.
A special band will furnish music and
the initiation ceremonies will last un-
til daylight Sunday. For the occasion
the Shriners have made elaborate
preparations.
Capt. Percy Neale and a party OF
New York tourists had a remarkable
experience with a grayback whale this
morning. The party were fishing for
tuna in Neale's launch, when suddenly
the whale came within ten feet of the
little craft. Neale Immediately reversed
his engine. but he did not get clear of
the fish until the whole party had been
drenched with spray. In diving the
whale got mixed up in the anglers line
and it was all that the angler could
do to save his rod and empty spool.
Several schools of these fish have
passed, going toward the south within
the last few days.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
ARCTIC EXPERT SAYS
PHYSICAL EVIDENCE is
NOT CERTAIN PROOF

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. I'm an
address before the Commonwealth
club today f. F. Taylor, formerly of
the Greedy relief expedition and a
member of the Arctic Club of New
York, reviewed the statements of DIR.
Frederick A. Cook and Commander
Peary in regard to their having
reached the north pole.
He quoted from book by Peary to
show the only evidence the explorer
gave that on a previous occasion he
had reached 81 degrees 6 minutes
north latitude was the statement that
those figures were the result of a
rapid calculation from his observa-
tions. and declared it was inconsis-
tent for Peary to demand physical evil
dence from DIR. Cook that the latter
had reached the crest of the earth.
"There is no physical evidence" said
Mr.. Taylor, land a set of observations
can be faxed in an hour. The discov-
cry of the north pole rests upon the
honor of the men who seek it. The
only way a doubter can learn for him
self is to make the trip"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
ROBS DOCTOR, WHO
is A LODGE BROTHER
Police Expect to Apprehend Three
Burglars Who Looted PhysIcian's
Residence In Bay City

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2-The three
burglars who broke into the home of
DR.. William NJ. Harrington early yes
terday, bound and gagged the doctor,
his wife and servant and robbed the
place of $1,000 worth of valuables are
still at large, but the detectives say
they have obtained good descriptions of
two of them and expect soon to capture
them.
Mrs. Ethel Price, the domestic, who,
although one of the victims, was held
in custody pending a full statement of
her knowledge of the case, has been re-
leased, the officers expressing them
selves as satisfied with her statement
she had nothing to do with the rob-
berry.
1t developed during the inquiry into
the affair that the burglars were quite
leisurely in their movements, convers-
ing freely while looting the house, and
one of them even giving a bottle of
warm milk to Mrs. Herrington's baby
to keep 1t quiet.
Another said he would not have en-
gagged In the affair had he known that
he and DIR. Harrington were members
of the same secret order.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
STEEL GOES UP
ANOTHER NOTCH
STOCK MAKES A NEW HIGH
PRICE RECORD
UPWARD MOVEMENT CAUSES
SOME DlsTRUST
Prosperous Trade Conditions Not Be-
lleved by Some to Justify Rapid
Approach of 3 Per Cent
Shares
tRv Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-United States
Steel continued to hold the center of
attention in today's stock market, but
its making Of further new record prices
did not carry the whole market upward
with it.
Expectation of a poor bank state
ment had some restraining force upon
the general movement. but the move
ment in United States Steel caused
some feeling of distrust.
There is growing conjecture of some
special development iii prospect aside
from the prosperous trade conditions to
account for the rapid approach of this
per cent industrial dividend stock to
par.
The conjecture evidently aims to adj
Just itself to the high price of both the
preferred and common stocks and the
contrary tendency in the price of the
company's sinking fund bonds, which
have shown some decline while the
stocks were breaking previous records.
A distribution in the form of bonus
out of the capitalization of the Gary
plant of the corporation was favorlte
form of speculative surmise concerning
steel.
Atchison also made a new high rec
ord with the approach of the dividend
meeting. There were ether points or
strength in the list, including the new
ly listed Pacific Coast Telephone stock.
London shipped large amounts OF
gold to Egypt, and fears of dearer
money affected the tone of the London
stock market. With no loan market
on Saturday, the state of the call
money market here was not disclosed.
The bank statement disclosed much
heavier cash decrease than previous es-
Inmates had indicated, the actual fig-
ures representing a shrinkage of $12,-
7S9, 900 from last week. The clearing
house banks contracted outstanding
loans of $7,235, 900 by the averages and
SIG, 1S6, 300 by the actual showing.
The increase of $11, ,6SG,700 in the aV-
erage loans reported by institutions
outside the clearing house, including
the trust companies, shows how little
this scaling down of the bank loans
affected the real credit.
Bonds we're heavy Total sales, pal
value, 2,504, 900. United States bonds
| were unchanged on call for the week.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
BOWLING SCORES
sTlMsoN's SCORES

High scores rolled on Stinsons alleys
during the week;
Tenpins-C. N Randolph, 2l1: C, E.
Gilhouson, 200; H. r. Blanchard, 200;
Cliff Kuhn, 200; Welch, POI, 203; II. E..
Weaver, 201; A. E. Sawyer, 200; c. E.
Risley. 231; J. Henderson, 30; C. Mey-
ers, 209.
Jimjons-sawyer, $50; Bumo, 124;
Sage, 12S: Nichols. 1S1; Strimple, 141;
c. Smith, 15S; Werner, las; Jackson,
131; Campbell, 142; Rising, 145; Lam
caster, 1870; Ingram, 147; Dunounande,
139; Loomis, 119; Hogan, 1913; Theo, 1926;
Bowran. 161; Mcconnell, ia; Fountain,
1873; Billlams, 140; Gray, 120; Bowsher,
113; Mitchell, 1877; H. j. Raymond, 107;
Howard, 1856; Williamson, 112; w. H.
Lee, 1872; Sampson, 122; Greene, lis;
Henderson, ITO; Sloan, 115; Nance, 116;
Morrison, 10S; Arnold, 11S; Chase, ITO;
Norris, ia; Ferguson, 119; Foster, III;
Graham. 100; Henry, 110; Garrison,
ia; Holmes, 113; Harris, 116; Marshall,
110: Norton, 122.
c. e. Risley, 231, tenpins, rolled high
for the week. j. Bowron, 16l, unions,
high score for the week.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
SECRET SERVICE SLEUTHS
FRUSTRATE TWO ROBBERS
Detectives Capture Bandit at Joliet,
ILL.,, After Spectacular Eneoun-
ter with Crooks

JOLIET, ILL.,, Oct. 1.-TWO burglars
We're foiled by secret service men in
a spectacular manner early today dur
ing an attempt to rob the Braidwood
postoffice.
One was captured The detectives
have been following the gang for
three years, but in spite Of their eff
forts the thieves have raided postof-
fees in half dozen Illinois towns,
their booty aggregating thousands of
dollars in cash and stamps.
Learning of the plan to visit Braid
wood, the officers lay in wait in a
granary next door and the intruders
were allowed to begin drilling on the
safe, when a shot was fired.
The burglars fled, but one ran into
the officers arms. The other crashed
through a window, turned a somer-
sault and escaped in the fog.
The prisoner refused to give his
name.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
BR0ADHEAD REPORTS FOR
POLICE DUTY EVERY DAY
Former Captain viii Appear at Sta
tion Until Case Is Settled
Finally

In order that there be no legal com
plications when his case is brought up
on appeal In the superior court, Capt
Thomas H. Broadhead, who recently
was dismissed from the polHe force for
insubordination, in that he refused to
answer the questions of the police com
mission, is reporting to Chief Dishman
every day. Each time he appears he is
told there is nothing for him.
This action, which was begun the day
following his dismissal from the police
force, was taken on advice of his at
torney, and from now on until the mat
ter finally is settled Capt. Broadhead
will appear at the central police station
and ask for orders.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
Listed Stocks
Bid. Asked.
Northern Securities

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Pacific Zone
stocks continue to be the chief factors in point
Of interest in the local market, and the wide
difference between the quotations here and in
New York Is an interesting feature. Locally
the common stock was quoted at 570571a this
morning, against 80 in New York The pre-
ferred stock reached 80 in the east, compared
with 9S bid here. There some very good
buying of Alaska Packers and the stock ad-
vanced from rs to 7SSs bid. Spring Valley was
active around 85Aq34jlA. and Associated Oil
was wanted at an advance at 3659 The bal
ance Of the stocks were dull and unchanged
Among the bonds there was heavy trading
In United Railroads 4s at 75Aq75ss. California
Gas and Electric 5s and Pacific Fone 5s We're
higher at 1904 and 997s, respectively. Pacific
Gas and Electric common shows sign of a re-
awakening. being 61h bid. Pacific Gas stocks
should become active.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
NAV DISCIPLINE MURPHY

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2.-"Yes, 1 have
received a letter from President Muir
phy of the Chicago National league
club demanding that the case in which
he was fined $500 by the national base
ball commission for trying to coax
pitcher Pfeffer away from the Toronto
club be reopened," said August Herr
mann, president of the commission, to-
day.
II do not care to discuss the vituper-
alton of President Murphy. But I have
forwarded a copy, of Murphy's letter,
with certain recommendations, to each
of my colleagues on the commission.
"The lines are closely drawn. With
in a few days we will know whether
organized baseball is to be run by the
national commission or by Mr.. Muir
phy and the Chicago club"
It is hinted in baseball circles here
that some members of the commission
are in favor of giving Murphy five days
in which to pay the fine of $500 as
sessed against him, or, in default OF
navment, TO declare him outside the
protection of the national agreement.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

Gets Life Term - William
johnson, who shot and killed Albert
Munelin in a Stewart street saloon,
San Francisco, last April, was SEN
fenced yesterday to life imprisonment.
Worker Ki1led-George Stew
art, an electrician employed on a
building in course of construction at
Sixth and Market streets, San Fran
cisco, was killed yesterday, when an
elevator fell on him.
Suspend Officer-As a result
of charges filed against him, Daniel
e. Davies. commissioner of immigra-
tion at Chicago, has been suspended
from duty. The immigration authori-
ties here refuse to disclose the nature
of the charges.
Law Is Upheld-The ordi-
nance excluding automobiles from the
streets of Bar Harbor, Maine, passed
by the town government is declared
constitutional by the law court, the
highest tribunal in Maine, in re-
script handed down yesterday.
Blaze Damages-For a time
early yesterday the business section
of Falls street at Niagara Falls, N.
Y, was threatened by fire that en-
tailed loss of $685. 900. The flames
spread so rapidly that egress from a
hotel was cut off. Two aged persons
and two servants were carried out by
f1remen.
Double Tragedy - Returning
home after an absence Of three
months, Robert Foster at st. Louis
shot his wife in the chest yesterday
and slashed his own throat with
knife. Foster died at the city hos
pital. The bullet fired at Mrs. Foster
was DETECTED by a corset steel. and
she probably will recover.
To Open Bank-It was an
nounced Yesterday that definite plans
looking to the reorganization of
bank to take the place of the Colum-
bia Bank and Trust company at OK
lahoma City. now in the hands Of the
state banking board, might be per-
fected at once. The bank continued
yesterday to pay depositors.
Would Improve-Citizens OF
Santa Cruz have petitioned the city
council to issue bonds to the amount
of S500,000 for municipal improve
ments, to include a new system or wa
ter mains, an extension of the sewer
system, Ine DulluiHS VI lhO VI AAASt
large bridges across the San Lorenzo
river, the laying out of parks and
street work
Give Luncheon-The Prince
and Princess Kuni of Japan gave a
luncheon yesterday at the Hotel
Plaza in New York to fifty guests.
The prince and princess will leave
there today for Chicago, where they
remain until the evening of October d
and then go to San Francisco. The
trip will be strictly incognito. and no
official functions will take place.
Exclude Liquor-At a confer
ence at Muskogee. okla, between G.
L. jackson, general attorney for the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad,
and County Attorney Crump yesterday
it was agreed that this road would no
longer protect interstate liquor ship
ments from seizure by Oklahoma laws.
The local officials state they will now
search cars and open and confiscate
all liquors consigned to Muskogee.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

O. Shipments of oranges and lemons
q from Los Angeles Thursday, Sept. 30,
3 were SO carloads OF oranges and A car &
q loads of lemons. Total to date there {
3 were shipped 37,2Ss carloads, OF when
x eO9k were lemons. Last season there
8 were shipped 2s,9S6 carloads, of which :
8 46I2 were lemons.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
Boston Stocks

Special service to The Herald by 2. f.
Hutton 6, Co, members New York stock eX-
change liz w. Third St, Los Angeles
BOSTON, Oct 2.-The Boston copper shares
are showing increased activity and strength.
Greene Cananea has been the feature this
T,crnine and advanced to sH on buying from
New York Osceola extended its advance to
1874 new high record on this movement.
Allouez which advanced s4 a share in the
late trading yesterday, is still wanted around
62 Centennial is strong in sympathy and Is
selling at AN. North Butte was well bought
and selling at 62A. In the miscellaneous list
the features of strength were Zinc and United
Shoe common. United Fruit has been weak,
selling as low as loo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
Wore cIosing auotations
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The condition of
the treasury at the beginning Of business to-
day was as follows:
Trust fund:
Gold coin. 1864 $50 $50.
Silver dollars, S4Si. 100000.
silver dollars of 1890. s4,O65 900.
Silver certificates outstanding, $4Si, GIG, 900.
General fund:
standard silver dollars in general fund,
s., ,6S6,379.
Current liabilities 800 432,27e.
Working balance in treasury, $50. S55, S4S
In banks to credit of treasurer, $685. 242, 1850.
subsidiary silver coin, 81. ,450,553.
Minor coin, S1,9n, TAI.
Total balance in general fund s9 165,129.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
Local Lumber Prices

Pine in the rough, $4,000. according to
size; rough uppers S32 50d37.50 worked uppers,
(looring) S35640; rustic, S2584O; ceiling
(foorlng), $S5q4O: laths. $3.50 carload lots;
rough, s21@3O; surface and rough clear,
S4oq5O; rustic and siding, stock patterns,
s3O045; T. &c G. and G. b. stock. S2O@45;
shingles. s2.25@ ESQ; shakes. s159225o.
Mil prlces-Sizing edge, 81: sizing one
edge and surfacing one side. $3.50: surfacing
one to four sides. &2a4; resawlng. one cut
t5;, ripping, /. IL, IL, Pinch stock, $50 a
Thousand lineal feet
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
calIfornla Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Evaporated apples
hrm; fancy, 10kai1c; choice, 949lsc; prime
s 5-Sa6&c; common to fair. 6hq8Rc.
Prunes quiet; California, 2's9ic' oregon
6a9c. ., -. .1o,,,
Apricots scarce choice, 1OSsc; extra choice
Ii c; fancy, 11R912c.
Peaches Arm; choice 5la46c; extra choice
Raisins unchanged; loose Muscatel, S%gtlaci
choice fancy, seeded, 494G6c; seedless S94a
516c; London layers, s1.20d125.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
BAY STATE REPUBLICANS
NAME THEIR CANDIDATES
Convention at Boston Adopts Plat
form, and Governor Draper
Again Is Indorsed

BOSTON. oct 2.-The Massachu-
setts Republican convention adopted
a platform today and nominated can
didates to be voted for in November.
In a eulogistic speech United States
Senator Lodge moved the nomination
of Gov. Eben S. Draper for reelection,
The motion was adopted unanimously.
Governor Draper spoke briefly in rec
sognition of the compliment.
The other state officers were renom-
mated without opposition, as follows:
Lieutenant governor, Louis A.
rockingham; secretary of state, W.
G. Olin; treasurer-receiver general
Elmer A. Stevens; attorney general,
Dana Malone; auditor, Henry e. Tur-
ner.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
ST. LOUIS LAUNCHES ITS
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
Week of Festivities Is Ushered In
with Arrival of Torpedo
Fleet

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2-Although the
celebration of the centennial anniver-
sary of the Incorporation Of st. Louis
will not be opened officially until sun
rise tomorrow the week of festivities
was fairly ushered in today, with a
formal welcome to the officers and
men of the second division of the
United States Atlantic torpedo boat
fleet
The four torpedo boats took part in
a parade on the Mississippi river.
Every craft on the river salgted the
newly painted and polished warships.
the latter replying with salutes from
rapid-fire guns.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
suoar and Coffee

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Cofee futures elosed
acti1.e at a net gain of 10 to IS points Sales,
ID, zoo bags including October at 5.4Oe; Decem-
her & 5O65 50; March, 5.6Oa5.7O May, 565q5. 10;
July. 57O45SO. a. so,.,u
59c. mild ouiet Cordova, S&Q12c.
sugar-Raw firm; fair refining S.7OaS 721sc;
centrifugal, 90 test. 42Od4 2Sla; molasses sugar
9A593 4S1Ac; refined quiet; crushed S'Seei pow
dered, 525c; granulated, 5.l5c.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
TO MUSIC OF OLD HYMNS
CHILDREN PARADE STREETS

SPOKANE, Wash, oct. 2.-Marching
to familiar gospel tunes, 10000 boys
and girls paraded through the prin-
cipal streets of Spokane today.
They represented the Sunday schools
OF Spokane, the demonstration being
the beginning of a campaign to center
interest in this work.
bands and decorated floats, with a
procession two miles long, proceeded to
the Taft park, Monroe and Riverside,
where the children were addressed by
MoUor Pratt,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
Imports and Exports

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Imports of merchandise
and dry goods at the port Of New York for
tho week ended September % were valued at
sl7916, ,51S. Imports Of specie for the port OF
s43 800 silver and s1O9725 gold. Exports of
specie from the port of New York for the
week ended today were $S95,0o5 silver and $780,
950 gold.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
Electrical Display

SAN BERNARDINO, Oct. "A spec
tacular electrical display was the re-
suit of high power wires being crossed
on r street this morning. The brilliant
flashes which played along the wires
frightened a number Of teams, one
dashing through the center of town at
q terrific gait. The service on the
lines affected was put out Of commits
sion.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
Cotton and Wool

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-spot cotton closed
o,,iet points higher Niiddling uplands
s1s, go; do, gulf 1885. No sales.
Futures closed steady; October N3.&; No
vember SlSA; December, Sl3S5 January
SlS31: February, 1888; March, Sl3.4o; April
s1S a.. MAY, slS43 June, $1339; July, slS.SS.
ST, LOiIs. oct. 2.-wool firm; medium
grade. comblng and clothing, 25g3Oc; light
ane 22a27o; heavy fine, 1Sq2lc; tub washed
25Q37Jhc
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
The Metal Market

LEW YORK, oct. 2.-The metals market
was virtually nominal today. Tin easy at
Conner easy; lake, $13O0913. 25; electrolytic,
s19 75S513. 90; casting, $12. 621sd12.s7A.
lead quiet at S4.321s@4.37l5.
Spelter quiet. S5.75@5.95.
Iron unchanged.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

8 NEW YORK, Oct e.-Copper' nomi- =
x nal unchanred; standard spot, $3.50 Z.
q @Ie.s5; Dec. SI2.6O@12.75. Spelter' g
q Ss.7O@6.sO. Lead, $4.Ss% 94.s74s' Sill z
@ yer, 519sc. y
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03

Sales-12, 900 Spring Valley Water As at S91a;
sc, 900 United Rys As at 75h; 1000 do at 75as
5000 Peoples Water 5s at II; 1000 Pac Tel 5s at
99%; 1000 City Elec 5s at sS 300 Cal Gas and
Tlec IS at 1oOA 26o Alaska at 7Sh; 3 Assd
OF at 8sIs; As do at S6h; 50 Hutchinson at
1874; 10 Paauhau at 27ss; 10 Pac Tel at 561s;
10 Spring Valley Water at S5A 10 do at 359s
22O do at 35i5.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
LOS ANGELES HERAID SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 3,
FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES. Oct. Bank clearings
were $2,s52, ,2296l, against s1,715 826 for the
corresponding date last year. an increase of
s6ss, s21s5 Following is a comparative state
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
New Railroad Opened

PEKING, Oct. 2-The Kalgan railroad,
the first line in China to be constructed
solely by Chinese, was officially opened
today.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
Rntter Advances

Butter advanced in the Los Angeles marhet
YESTERDAY. creamery extra advanced to 721kc
two-pound roll. and creamery hrst TO 1oc'
No change was made in cooking butter,
This advance was not expected uhul Mon-
day.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
San Francisco shlpplna

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2.-Arrived Steam
ers Helen p Drew, Lrooklyn, Coronado, from
San Pedro; Phoenix, Santa Rosa and Samoa,
from Redondo.
sailed-steamer Claremont, for San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
Miss and Mrs.

Mrs. Muggins--When a girl is mar
ried she is apt to think her troubles
are over.
Mrs. Buggins-Yes, she doesn't seem
to realize that things can go amiss
with a Mrs.-Philadelphi Record.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
FREE-Pianos Given Away-FREE

No home need be without a piano-an
offer free and without cost of any kind,
that ali may participate in Its benefits.
''' 'A s-22-as-2s-2s-sO 1O-s-5-7-1o
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
BRUNSWICK SCORES

High scores rolled on the Brunswick
Tenpins-Stratton, ZIG. 246, I'll;
G. George, 221, 22S; G. Smith, 224; Holly,
200, 220; Kosie, 216, 210; Armstrong, 225,
234; Bum, 21O; Ballard, 224; L. b.
Saunders, 234; E. D. Longstreth 2SS,
222. 20S, 203; Cy Taylor, 222, 209; G..
Rising, 22O, 21s; Newton, 21O; d. Cum
ming, 23O; Earnest, 2S2.
Jimjons--Wilson, 1872, 121. 112; Bum,
121, 1913. 1870; j. Warner. 127, 142; Frei-
tag, 124, ia. 100: S. Stagg, 121. 129; Gill,
IS9, 12S; Holly, 120, 1SS. 1S1; II. Friend.
12o, 14O; Longstreth, 127 1876; d. Ho-
gan, 144, 1913, 127; Stratton, 1856, 162, 14o
Match game between Ballard and
Taylor, Los Angeles, VS.. Newlxirk and
Wertz of Long Beach, the former won
three out of five games by total OF
,,i,,nt,r.thre nins Scnrea.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
Totals il2 5l78 D,oaa 798. IS slo 8s4, 400 g
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Morning Sales
Banks

Is Assd OIL at 8s37ls; 42-1oO Of at 80 per
share; 1000 Central at 1904 % Union at 1O5:
1000 Central (off board at 1904; 500 do at
1S0l5
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
Salt Lake Mines

Special service TO The Herald by J. G.
Wilson, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles,
member Stock and Bond exchange OF San
Francisco and eastern exchanges.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct 2.-Tollowlng were
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by z. #. Hut
ton & Co., members Chicago board OK trade
lie West Third street. Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
nnrr-pinnns Glren Amnr-rREE

TREE-PianOs Given AWay-FREE
No home need be without a piano-an
offer free and without cost OF any kind.
that all may participate In its benefits
so0 p"s' - s-sa-as-as-as.sO 1O.s.5-7-Io
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03

rs as easy TO secure a bargain in used
aufomobile, through want advertising, as 1t
used to be-and still is-to secure horse
and carriage.