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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-06
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

Children and "grown-ups," appreci-
ate the gift of book but care should
be used in the selection and this is
often difficult in Honolulu because of
the limited stocks. However this
year A. B. Arleigh G Co., Ltd have
not only a very large stock. but a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-06

from London to the effect that Japan
has placed orders there for a Dread
nought bigger than any under con-
struction. The ship will be of ton.
mage of $4,000 and will cost about
$12,250, 900.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-06
The ANCIENT EGYPTIAN.

For long time the visitor to the
great museum stood gazing at the
Egyptian mummy swathed in band
ages.
Tell me one thing" he ventured.
What is it, sir?" asked the guide.
WAS it automobile or aeroplane
accident?"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-06
WELL, WELL!

Here's paradox"
"How so?"
THAT bank teller VINO used to tell
those long winded stories, has been
arrested for being short in his ac-
counts"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-06

A big buckle of embroidery, copied
from some Persian design, is charm
ing as a finish at the back of the
belt
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-06
RA.AA~A ./3-~1~
NOVEMBER NIGHTS.

Are excelled in comfort only by the
nights of December. At Haleiwa, how.
ever, all nights are comfortable. The
rooms are mosquito proof and airy.
The cuisine is not excelled anywhere
and the surroundings all that nature
could provide. The lanais are the
most expansive of any hotel in the
territory and with the many easy
chairs for the guests it would be diff
cult for one to be uncomfortable. The
golf links and the excellent tennis
court for the use of the guests are
among the pleasurable adjuncts to this
most delightful hotel. 1t is cool there,
now, and the sunsets view from the
verandas are splendid.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-06

stock selected with particular refer
ence to the local wants.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-06

Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-06

ORDERS GIANT
SHIP IN GREAT BRITAIN.
NEW YORK, November 19.-Ship-
ping firms here have received word
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-12-06

Zine JOB PrlnrInS aEAT omOa
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payments. 6 per cent per annun.

ly payments, per cent per annum.
Iarheld-Lot Us; Amanda johnson et al 20 J. 5.
Tomluson. trustee 10 secure Louis ROnick, 500,
year. DIR cent. semi annually.
Square l5c-LOt 265. Emma L. Sitter 10 Paul Y.
Mitchell and J. Clinton Tubby. trustees 70 50
cure Charles r. Tdbby S750, monthly pay
ments. per cent pr auuurL
square f4-lart n original l0t John II. Grove q
ux. 90 II. r. HOwcnstein and John C. Atherr0n.
trustees. 70 secure Charles J. Crosby S815gl.
monthly payments. per cent Der annum.
lngleside-L0t S. block IS Rose NJ DicEey e VIZ
90 Samuel Ross and Emanuel SPEECH trtstees.
20 secure Lewis +. B1cuninger. s. 400. monthly
payments pCr cent per anuun.
Square 200-Lots 4 and s, Raymond II. Puson e
TX 20 George J. Easterday and Albert T.
Coumhe. Trustees % secure the Connecticut
Avenue Highland Company s., ss7.4s monthly
payments, per cent per annIm.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lsot res; Rob
ct L. shannon % ". Gilbert Dent and John F.
King. trustees 20 secure Charles W King IT,.
$50. monthly payments, Per cent Per anuum.
square 1Q-Part Of l0t g. Edward p Mertz e ur.
% John E. Mitchell and L. Lodge Hill trustees.
70 secIre Edward G. Perry 500 payable June
Is. 1872 per cent. semi-annually
Square 1s-Lot g. S1m1n J. Hughes e ux. % the
o secure the Equitable Cooperative Building
Association 500.
Petwor1h-Lot .. block .; Florence Lower 10 The
National sarin.s and Trust Company. trustee. 20
secure the American Security and Trust Com
pany, S24lG. years. per cent, mi-annually
Brookland-Lot 4. block g; Albert b. ONieara 20
the Washington Loan and Trust Company t7ls-
tee. 70 secure he Equitable Cooperative Build
ing Association 500
The Washington herald., 1910-08-31
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

baltimore. Aus. 9O.-WHEAT~stock in elevator.
l.l26S5 bushels; shipments from elevators l-05e
bushels. Sales Of cargoos on grade at los for No .
rcd. LOO for No. red. So for special bin steamer
No red 81 for stock steamer No 2 red. IS for
special bin rejected and IS for stock rejected Bag
lots by sample 10 quality ard condition. brouvbt
u, s. &C, e. IS, e. and LOO per bushel settline
prices: Contract, loiA; No red Western. Ca. :.
No red. 98%; steamer No. 2 red, ga and steamer
No. red Western e6E
CORN-Stock in elevators los l03 bushels: shin
meuts from elevators, $50 bushels Contract TO-DAY
opened quiet. Year corn g. asked; SPOT mixed CO..
nominal Settling price: Contract 6slE
OAIS-StOck in elevators 5A7Oi bushels. shin
ments from elevators, 1885 bushels No Q white
81; standard white. 5sa57h; No. white. 95,aT
No. white 35a36z.
RfE-Stock in elevators. 20.lss bushels shipments
rom elevators $50 bushels. No. / rye. Western do
nestle. 7sas0; No rye. as 10 quality and condi-
ton, ooalS; No. rye. Western. domestic Tca7l.
no rye, near BY, "A; No. re, near by. 7Oa7l
fLOIk-Ninter extra. new, 5iUa3 90: do clear
new, A0-aiG; do. Straight. new 49oaA55; DO. Pat
ont, rev. Asoa5.oo; spring clear. Ana 90: do
straight SS5a5SO: do. patent 5S0a6O5; cits mills
best patent. $50; do. high-grade patent 545: do
straight, SIS; choice family. 40: extra. 35oaS Is;
ye Hour medium TO chOics. A5aLS0; eornneal'
pr 100 lbS, LE0aL6o.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug D.-BUTTER-Reeei WO0a
passages Tie arrivals were heavy hltt contained
only n small percentage II fine table grades. TX
iras were plentiful The quality q current re-
ce.pts stiu faulty. Creamery specials gHaI2. do
extras. @lza5i; DO frsts. La29is State dairy. good
20 choice Il'1a3'ia; process specials p do extras
1lalb'A; Western imitation creamery drst 2ia25 /.
factory drsfs 23za2i
CHEESB-Receip;s SOL boxes. LATHE II any change
can BE- reported Trade Is not up 20 the errsr-n-
lions q sellers. State whole milk special. l6aIsls
90 tsncy cuiorcd ISL. do fancy white l5l5: do
fair 70 choice, l2Aal5l, skins specials 3
EGGs-Reccipts 2.90 cases. The market is
barely steady on average ran q Western but
prices are unchanged. The demand lacks force
state Pennsylvania and nearby heunery white
fancr- Z6n11, do hmWn. Ian, frssl gathered ~
tras 2iaE do. extra frsts 2iaZj: do hrsts sla2J:
DO dirucs. i6als. do. checks 12Il5s rcfrigerators
fancy marks. 2ia@.
MILLFEED-E Easier: snail trade sprins bran.
$50 standard middlings. 2SO: city bran. 200 in
bulk. Western red dog 30 % arrive: winter
wheat bran. in lo0lh sacks. 90 arrive 2f0
FLOUR-Flm trade fairly brisk. kansas
straghts. 5ooa52 IN sacks soft straights 45oas so
IN barrels spring patents 575a6o0 in barrels. spring
clears A6af0
RYE FLOUR Steady: trade Is moderate Choice
brands quoted az 4ooaf.s0
CORNMEAL-S-eady: inquiry is inactive. Kiln
dried, f0- export $50. coarse neal in bags l3ssi -
HAH-ReceiIts. 2-Z0 tons; weak: trade Is dull
Quotations are for new. Prime timothy 10; No l.
Lloal.l5. No. ?. l.eai.05; No 3 95alOQ.
STRAW Receipts. y tons demand is fair. Long
rye quoted 40 Ga70
BEEF-Steady; fair business. Packet. s5hI7.00:
family l95a00.
PoRK-steady; small trade Mess. A5Oa2o;
family 25.0a25 50.
LARD-Unsettled slow. Prime Western l2s5.
city. Ills: refined continent. l2S5; South American
1880; refined Brazilian kegs AGO. oleostearine. Il:
lard stearue quiet: New fork, Bi3
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


uilces quoted are Whoesale.)
BUTTER-Croamery. fancy. 3lKa22: do. prints
g: do. seconds. 30; process. fancy & do fair 10
good, 2e2S dairy. choice 3a25i do. good. 2la9.
store-packed. lsa20.
CHEESE-New York State factory fancy frsts.
Eal1A: do. small. Hal7iz do. large l6Ikal7
EGGs-Near- by. choice, rstumable cases 23a25,
West Virginia and southern Virginia returnable
cases, 2; Tennessee, rcturlable cases p: North
Carolina returnabe cases o.
LIVE POULIRH-Chickens spring large lsals.
Do. medium. Hals: do, hens small. per IN Is.
large. Is. ROSTERS. Per h., II ducks old Y: do
spring. lbs and over. IS; geese. per H. iOal2: do
fancy l2hi; turkeys. tcms. pcr h. IS: do. hens
LAS; turkeys. thin, loal2 keats per b.. Is
NEEETABLES-Potatoes Norfolk ger barrel
Le9al25, cucumners. Norfolk per basket GOA; q.
CO., North Carolina, Sal.00; string beans per has
ket. Za50, North Carolina lettuce 5OalO0; radisbes
Per 100. Soa5Oi spinach. per BARREL T5a1OO: egg
plant. Der crate L00al.75; tomatoes per crate 75s
Loo asparagus. 75al.5O per dczen punches; rhubarb
bad per dozen buuehcs; new cabbage 60a75 per
crate; spring onions. fa5n Der hundred: bee,s sa5
per bunch; green peas per basket 75as0
DRESSED POULTRY-Chlckeus per ID lgsls.
chickens and hens, mixed, Is: slips. Der ID. IL;
ducks. l2ali; geese per h.. Sal0
DRESSED MEATS-Hams country uqar-cured
IS w.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced. fancy. 4as; cher.
mes, l2al5; blackberries. Z whortlsberriss, l251
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. unwashed free NJ
ouTrs per H.. 90: WOOL bury. per ID, 2a2s; hides
green, per h.. 10: 60. dry. per d.. isal6: sheen
skins. green. each. 75aLO0; do dry each 25a6O; caJ
SKINS. green. EACH l5OaL75
The Washington herald., 1910-08-31
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations Furnished by W B. Hibbs & Co.
members X the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
Building
Chicago, Aug. E-Wheat opened steady at about
last nights prices and held steady during the carly
part Of the session. helped somewhat BY the strength
IN corn. Lack Of cash demand and export inquiry
coupled with further liquidation. caused setback
Of nearly cent bushel. Yesterdays local profes
sional buyers were IN good part the sellers to-day
on the decline. The market has had a fair break
from yesterdays high point. Local cars, l55, With
Isl estimated for tomorrow
Corn opened steady TO a shade higher and sold
upon predictions Of cooler weather and possible
frosts IN Nebraska. A good part o. the advance
was lost, however ewing 70 the heavincss in the
cash market and IN the September future. Cash
houses were all moderate sellers Of the latter which
Indicated fgeer offerings from the country The lie
mand for shipment was light Local cars, $50 WITH
$50 estimated for tomorrow.
Oats continued their downward course and the
market acted weak even al the low point. There
seems 10 be no resistance. and do not look Tor
any Improvement IN prices as long as the movement
continues az present volume. which seems larger
than the demaad can take care q. Local cara, l06
with ibZ estimated for tomorrow
IN provisions there was better cash trade and
strong hog movement. which gave a further advance
October ribs showing the most strength Packers
were credited with further liberal purchases Of Sep
tember pork. The market closed steady with q Oc9
hcgs estimated for tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1910-08-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Westford-sluare 5ls3 loi 9 William Hinton Hol-
loWay to stephen r. Wylie, SO
Seventh street northeast. between and G streets
Square SCI. l0t q: Martin L. Gottwals et TX. 70
Ross Z. Mofett, SO.
MARYLAND avenue northeast between Thirteenth and
Foluisenth sireets-svuere lel2 part = lot q
Mollie Phillips 90 Campbell CarrinctCu. SIC
Near First and streets sosthcast-S1uare 715 lot
"a Mollie Phillips to Campbell CaTriucton. SO.
1895 l. street uOrthwest-SQulre III lots S. and q:
Lewens S. Wilkinson 20 Mary Moynihan. SO.
Pleasant Plains-Lot CO... block 4; Lee Brown 70
Conrad HERMAN et ux.. So
Washington Highlands-Lots 50 and g. block II:
Charles G.. TAYLOR % Albert A. Schultz SO
1871 q street northwest-Sluare 90 lot ID. and
BruoklEnd lots and g. block y; Eliza Brown
10 EliEahsth =. Brown So
lis street northWest-Square IL lot s: Constance
Cooper Crchton % the United States Fidelity
and Guaranty Company. N0
Chillum Castle Manor-Sluare 5566 part a lot .:
Woodfosd u. Harlan 10 William c. Power SO
Connecticut Avenue HighlandE-Square $3.50 lots 4
and 5; the Connecticut Avenue Highlands Com
Tany b Raymond u. Pilson SO
lngleSde-Lot s. block IS, Lewis +. Breuninger e
NIX. n Rose ~ Dickey. SO
Rear q Florida avenue northwest near First street
square SOL hall interest In lot l9l; Ernest H
Daniel e TX 70 Margaret Jane Carter. SO
Mount Pleasaut-Lot 62s. block : Della E. Mertz e.
vir to William II. Lynn. trustee SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Pains-Lot T0s.
Charles W King, j., ct TO Robert L.
shannon. SO
Eleventh street southeast between n and streets
Square lo0l part ~ lot S; Laura A. Brauman 10
Vincent +. Kelly so.
L street northwest between Tweuty-frst and Tween
ty-second streets-square GO. two parts Of lot z.
David \. Rust, r., 60 ux. to jerome NJ. Gra-
nam SO
IS Thirteenth street northwest-s1uare 90 part q
lot g; Edward G. Perry 90 Edward p Merit
SO; Trust. Si 00
1905 street nCrthwest-S1uare S. pnrt cf lots and
p; Jane G. Graham % David y. Rust SO
Teuth st-ect northeast between II and I streets
Square 95S lot 4S: joseph D. Lanahan et ux. et
al. to Simon I Hughes SO,
Eighteenth street southeast between East Capitol
and strcets-SQuare ITO lot I John W Draw
ner ct uX % Leonard A. Hamilton. $40
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nov York. Aug D.-CATTLE- Receipts. 400
head Feeling steady. Dressed beel fair demand
ssal-1 fog native sides. 7a9 for Texas beef Liver
pool and Loccon cattle markets easier 50 l24al5
dressed weight Refrigerator beef az London, 1914
cents Der DO.
CALNES-Recpts. 80 head Market trife weak
with most u the offerings Of common and medium
quality. Common 20 prime veals sold a. S0lsl0O0
pr 100 lbs: Western calves all common az 4e0a
300; buuermilks nominal. Dressed calves weak 20
lower az Hal for city dressed veas: l0alfts for
country dressed; ealgia for dressed grassers and
buttermiks
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 4-772 head
Prices were fun and steady and early Clearance
Of the pens. Prime 90 choice sheep sold az s4Oa
il5 per lel lbs ordinary 20 prime lambs az 650a
Il5 Dressed mutton steady az sal0 Der b.. dressed
lambs higher u=l3h. with hog dressed lambs al
l2l4alSk
hOGS-Receipts. li6l head: prices firm and high
for live hogs and heavy % light weights quoted
az s.50alGe0 per 100 lbs.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-31
ART FOR SMALLER CITIES.
Any Community OF 10000 Can Make
n Start Toward u Museum.

Any Community OF 10000 Can Make
n Start Toward a Museum.
In this country the time has come TO
set on foot a more systematic effort than
even the Carnegie Institute plan affords
10 minister to the hunger and thirst
for art manifest In our smaller cities
and remOter territory; and to that end
we venture TO make some practical sug-
gestions. says the August Century.
Beginning with a distinct interest in
art on the part Of the community. which
can be tested, first of all, by its re-
Spouse to a small loan collection OF
good pictures, say, in the city hall. or
(as in Richmond, Ind in a well-Hghted
school building. the next step should
be 10 establish a museum. This is not
putting the cart before the horse
the building should precede the exhib-
it's ANY city Of $1,000 inhabitants can
have such museum through the ef-
forts of It's prominent women. It would
be superfiuous % tell American women
how to go 10 work to accomplish this
result The women's clubs might well
take the leadership. and the rich men
OF the city could. doubtless, be induced
to do their share. The activities Of So
cial life. furthered by local pride, could
be made to concentrate on the enter
prise.
The financial resources assured, from
that point on there would be need OF
competent artistic advice. Whatever
shortcomings there might be occasion
ally in the standard Of the exhibits. the
museum itself must be beautiful. 1t
must proclaim its purpose and its ex-
cuse for existing by the attraeuveness
Of fits character
The Washington herald., 1910-08-31
Probate Court.

JI0IlCE GUILD
Estate Of DurOtha Wagner: letters Of administTa-
tion granted 10 Lem Towers. IT,: bond $780, Attors
ney. Lem Towers r.
Estate Of Alice s. Jordan: letters Of adrninistra-
tion granted 20 GeneyieSe o. Michel bond $50.
Attorney John II label.
Estate q William 6. Lewis; order 70 sell bonds.
Attorney. L. C. Williamson.
Estate Of Henry Theodore time extended 10 file
eaveat. Attorney. Leo Simmons.
Estate Of George W Fair: will admitted 10 pro
bate and record end letters tesamentary granted n
Ella b. Fair; bond. 500. Attorney p. r. Leighton.
Estate 0i Jane Denny: order Of reference.
Estate Of James NJ. Dunn: petition Tor leave TO
pay claim. Attorney. Joseph A. Burkart.
Estate Of Jeremiah G. Lott. sale ntihed.
Estate II Marie f. Seltz: order Of references.
In re Robert NJ Dobbius e. al leave granted %
amend.
IN re sylvia C. Carter e. al Hill Carter appoint
cd guardian; bond $500. Attorneys, Slater &
Phelps
In re Newton DEMPSEY james L. Pugh appointed
guardian; bond, 32,oo Attorney, Maurice D. Roson-
berg.
In re Ceasre Laurenzi auditors report ratified.
In re Erna l. Welch; order authorizing leave 70
borrow
Estate Of David A. Collins r. petition for letters
Of administration filed Attorney Charles W. Clag
cit.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-31
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Aug. 0.-Quotatious BY Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are rs follows:
BUIIER-CrcameB. fancy. h. 25fas0; do
choice. 8isa29; do good 26isa2T do imitation eOss
az; do, prints. 2i1a3l. do blocks 2sa30 ladle %
Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA rolls. p: Ohio nolls
q; West Virginia rolls 2 store-packed. p Mary
land. Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints, q ;
process butter. 2ia16
EGGS-AiaTylaud, Pennsylvania, and nearby frsts.
PEI doz, q Western hrsts. q; southern irsts. p
West Virginia irsts. q: guinea eggs. sac
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. spring per IN ie.
DO small and Medium l6 old hens per H.
heavy. l5izal6i do. small 20 medium. lilLaI5: ola
ROSTERS. per ID. lCall spring. large Der h. lsa
Il; do. small 20 medium, l6al7: ducks Is: do
small per h.. y; do. muscovy and mongrel rer
To-. nal2: spring. lbs. and over. per 10. laa1f:
do, smaller. r. pigeons young. peT pair lsa2O:
do, Old Der pair. %: guinea fowl old. each. ..
The Washington herald., 1910-08-31
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Aug. 9.-AiOney on call at tho stock
exchange to-day opened at ia per cent; highest 2:
loWest Ia; closing. Der cent. Most Of the days
loans were made 81 ia per cent.
Time money was still in rather nght demand
and was obtsinabe In moderate volume Rates:
saSA per cent f0r sixty days. 3Aa4 Ter cent for
ninety DAYS; Aaai]l pr cent for four months 455a
a.. per cent for five and SIX months
Mercantile paper vas issued with some freedom.
The absorption was moderately good but rates we're
firmly held by buyers. Rates: 5ita5A per cent for
sixty and ninety days Endorsed bills receivs bic .
5l1a6 per cent for choice four and six months
single names; "a per cent for others
CAL money m London l1ai& per Ont. Gh1rt
bills, l-l6 higher az l-ls per cent three months
bills l-l6a3t per cent.
New York clearing house exchanges today were
S2H4B.ZO; balance. N364.04: United States sub
Treasury and debit balance. SLIGO Exchanges this
day a year ago were SLY 9i5 SIS
The Washington herald., 1910-08-31
DAILY COURTRECORD.
TUESDAY, August 80, 1900
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.

JUSTICE GOULD
NO. nt6o fcntun "a Scharnels rule discharged
Plaintiffs attorneys. William ]. Bacon r.. and
NJ, NJ Doyle; defendants attorney. H. g. Kimball.
No. 1851. Lee IS Sullivan ct al. order Of refer
eree 10 auditor snicBdcd. Plaintiffs attorney. p.
r. billiard: defendants attorneys. n. Stearman
and Z. n Loughran
No. G5e2 0'Bnen W. Unknown Heirs Of Olivia
Newman e al order Of publication. Plaintiffs at
torneys, RalstOn. Siddons & Richardson.
No. 1855. Jackson Unknown Heirs Of Kemp;
order 81 Publication. Plaintiffs attorneys. Ralston
S.ddons & Richardson.
No. 296I. Scott vs. Scott rule returnabe Sep
TENDER s, 1910 Plaintiffs attorney, Z. L. Giles.
No. E6ls. In re assignment Of Joseph =. Nichol-
son; sale authorized: bond. 500. Plaintiffs at
tOTsicy. ~ D. Rosenberg.
No. D69i. Hoover vs. Hoover; reference 70 n.
Carroll Downs. examiner. Plaintiffs attorney +.
S. Paladini; defendants attorneys, r. L. Montague
and j. A. Noriarty
No. 1865 Gossen vs. Gottschalk Company 81 a. I;
restraining order discharged. Plaintiffs attorney.
L. A. Bailey: defendants attorney. ]. A. Burkart.
No 29iA Huddlost0n vs.. Shoemaker; decree 10
convey land. Plaintiffs attorney. J. II. Wilson.
kcnHugton vs. KcnsinCtm q al trustee APP
pointed and sale decree. Plaintiffs attorneys Ham
ilton q Colbert.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-31

family paid little or no attention to her
until the youngsters seventh birthday
approached and they decided to give her
party. When the guest list was ar
ranged It became necessary to limit the
invitations TO the friends oe Elsie's who
were suffering from the same malady.
Accordingly the whooping- cough invita-
tons were sent out and the affair be-
came the talk Of the neighborhood. Ev-
cry youngster who was not suffering
from whopping cough Immediately at
tempted to contract a case.
Whooping cough patients were much
sought companions, whereas before they
had been Stunned by other children for
fear Of contracting the malady. Every
able-bodied child in the neighborhood
tried 10 contract whooping cough in time
to be eligible to attend the party.
When the great day came the outsiders
watched the party with wistfuI eyes from
a distance. There were many games
played on the lawn in front Of the house
and fine stories were told and the most
popular song OF the occasion was that
famous New York success. "Whoop-'er
Up with a Whoop, Ia La
The Washington herald., 1910-08-31
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading on the local stock exchange yes
terday was about the lightest Of the year,
the only significant transaction being ten
shares of washington Gas. for which the
purchaser paid Is, that being the bid
price Of the previous day. and about a
point and half above previous sales
A report was current yesterday that a
basis OK settlement had been reached in
the suit brought by tie bondholders OF the
Mitchell Mining Company against the
Guardian Trust Company of New York TO
recover payment upon the per cent
bonds Of the company. A decision OF the
referee in the case was handed to the
court last June. and It Is understood pro-
vided for a basis OF settlement.
A dispatch from New York last night
gives authority from the Guardian Trust
Company for denial Of the story
The Washington herald., 1910-08-31
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Aug D.-Hogs strong Bulk Of prices.
SSaal0: quality fair Estimated receipts Is COO.
estimated tomorrow. 2i.oOO Light. Ss5asg mixed
e.3ja9 i5; pigs. s.75ae.50
Cattle steady; Estimated receipts. 5000 Beeves
4sas.40; COWS and hcifers. 26oa6eo: Texas steers
Aloa60; stockeTs and feeders. 375a6C0; Western
s2iaT.I5;
sheep strong; estimated receipts. 5000 Native.
275ai-65; Western. 2Sais5 yearlings s6ja5. IS F:
lambs. o0a7l0 Western. 5.0Oa-00
The Washington herald., 1910-08-31
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square ls7z-Lots p 60 and 81. Mary T. Grandy
to Jabez Lee and Carter B. Braxton trustees.
70 secure John L. Smith, Major TowIes. and
John Davis, $751; / to IS months. Der cent per
snnum.
Square ss2-Lot g Margaret A Stearns 10 James
Berry and Arthur Carr, trustees. 20 secure the
Perpetual Building Association 5000
Square 455-Eastem Part Of lot IS: John W Cham
pi0n 20 George r. Hedges trustee 20 secure
George r. Hedges 5000 j TO 3 years. per cent.
semi-annuany
Pleasant Plsins-Lot COZ. block 4: Conrad HERMAN
e. TX. 10 John T, Arms and Algeron S Cardi-
neT trustees. 10 secure lee Brown. s. 90 month