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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-13
LATE LOCALS

New Draper MISUNDERSTANDING
Willard 3. Ennis of Draper ward and
his TWO counselors, Peter Rasmussen.
who Is now on mission, and Willard
Snow, have been honorably released
and Soren Rasmussen, bishop. and
James S. Crane and Joshua. r. Terry.
:counselors. have been sustained in
their stead.
Want Space at Inir-The Hall
Creamery g. Produce company is the
latest firm to apply for space in the
dairy product division of the next
Utah state fair. This company has
only been recently organized and al
ready he's realized the value Of the
fair as u means Of getting its prod
ucts before the buying public.
DR.. Plummcr ImprOved-'Thc| condi-
ton Of DR.. Charles G. Plummcr who
has been confined ut the DR.. Groves
H. D. S. hospital for several days from
blood poisoning has improved. At one
time II was feared that the amplita-
ton of his arm would be necessary.
DR. Plummer received the blood
poisoning while performing an opera
ton.
Takes Turn for Worsc-Willlam
1llingsworth. the tcamster who has
been lying In a critical condition at
St Marks hospital since Friday
morning when he broke his neck in q
fall from his wagon. took turn for
the worse today and the chances Of
his recovery have become very small.
For a time he was showing such
steady Improvement that his friends
became hopeful Of his recovery.
Stcnocraphic sSocintion--Anothc
meeting Of the Stcnographic associa-
ton. which adopted Il constitution and
bylaws at Its meeting last week. Will
be held in the J.. D. $. business col
lege Wednesday evening at o'clock.
for the purpose of clecting officers and
attending to other matters of or
ganization which did not receive at
tention last week. A good attendance
is requested.
Twcnty-nrst Wnrd-Thoro will be
u ward reunion aud dance given III
tho 1wcnty-nrst ward amusement
hall next Friday night. An a.tracti1c
miscellaneous program Is being pre-
pared and an ENJOYABLE time Is
promised all who attend. Tho affair Is
for the benefit Of the floor fund, Il
new oak floor having been recently
laid which ensures good dancing, Tx
cellent music has been engaged and all
the members Of tho ward and friends
are cordially invited to attend,
Suicide AT Pocatcllo-F'rank j. Cur
ran. tho son of former detective II. j.
Curran, committed suicide at
pocatcllo last night by drinking
poison. Young Curran's wife died
about two months ago less than four
teen months after their marriage and
since then he has been in n hopeless
state of dependency. His father
leaves FOR Pocatcllo tonight to take
charge OF the body.
Tho high priests quorum of Granite
Stake will hold It's monthly meeting
at the stake tabernacle, Fourteenth
South and state streets. on sunday,
Dec 18th at 10 O'Clock a. m The visit
lng high priests of the quorum are
specially requested to be present. All
invited.
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MRS. ADA r. C. ADRIANCE
PAID FOR SMUGGLING

New York, Dec 13.-A pearl necklace,
worth $4,000. has cost Mrs. Ada +. C..
Adriarcc Of Poughkeepsc. N. Y. mora
than $4,000 because she attempted to
smuggle it into the country on her re-
turn from Europe last August The
terms OF the settlement were announced
today. SOD.
Mrs Adrance made no mention OF the
necklace in her declaration. The Gus
toms examiners searched her clothing
and the necklace was found concealed
in the lining of her hat She was In
dicted for smuggling. She pleaded
guilty and was fined $4,000
Mrs. Theodore p. Shonts, wife of the
president of the 1nterborough Rapid
Transit company. from whom jewels
worth $4,000 We're taken when she ar
rived from Europe last week. was too
i'll to appear for Il hearing today.
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Capitalized u, $25.oO0, with shares
at 800 each. tho Bitncr land &
stock company has filed articles Of In
corporation with the county clerk. The
purpose OF this company is to deal In
real estate and live stock. Officers are
as follows: Milton q. Bitncr prcsi-
dent: II. II. Bitnor vice-presidcnt: II.
w. Evans, Observation-Disclosures These
officers win constitute tic board Of
directors.
Articles of Incorporation have bCcn
filed with the county clerk for the
Harrison Gun club The csFltaiaa-
ton OF the club is to be $1,000. With
shares NJ $3.50 each. Tho officers are:
j. w. Harrison, president; H. e..
Haslam. Vice president: ~ A. Mlinn,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Directors: c. NJ.
Lees w. NJ. Green, Thomas $. Davis.
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MEM YORK CURB CLOSE.
James a. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire today:

Chino. 29mMs: Davis DAILY, 1ln III; Ely
Central. lCull; Ely Consolidated, yaaa'
First National Copper iaI IA Gi,,ouX con- on
Yukon Gold. aul Lie: Miami. 1870 lH; Nc
vada- Utah. IN l5-le: New Keystone, go
*: Nlpssing, 1oadloa: ohio Copper. lan
N-l6, Ray Central. 21-16I2a: Ray.
Consolidated. 1914 La Rose: a
dI4ll-l6; South Utah. l-lsals:
british Col. Copper. 6a@Gh; Bay state
Gas, ams: Bruden. 4if4i: Cobalt Central.
SdS,; iii Rayo. a9-l6m2l; Ely Witch, 'm
Ii: King Edward. 1-lsdi; Mason Valley.
1oGiOl: Mcllinley-Darrngh. 1.sldl q
Slncltcr, Ma: silver Queen. S4ll: Tintlc.
/ 90 asked: Ontario. aI22; Alice, ECO ask
ed; Sioux Cons. sSGS32. Colorado. tl6h;
Iron Blossom, 10Mso; Nevada HIS, y
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LOCAL MAN FOR ORATOR.
Attempt TO Secure National Figure
Fails.

After making several attempts to Sc
cure speakeT of national reputation
to deliver the principal address at the
annual banquet Of the Salt Lake Com
mcrcial club which will be held on
Dec. so, the banquet committee VIII
probably decide upon some local man.
Champ Clark probable speaker OF the
next house of representatives. was one
of the men the committee wanted. but
he found it impossible to leave WASH
ington. D. c.. while Congress is in ses-
sion. The committee is now hard at
work preparing y program and some
thing extraordinary is promised in the
,vay of speeches.
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LITTLE CHANGE IN PRICES.
Trading on Local Stock Exchange
Continues 10 he Slow.

Trading on Local Stock Exchange
Continues 10 he Slow.
Little OF interest was developed on
the local exchange this morning and
prices remained about stationary. The
only changes were downward. Colo
RADIO went down to 40 cents and 1000
shares of the stock were sold during
the morning session. Iron Blossom
went as low as "A cents ut the open
ing hut quickly moved up 10 20 cents.
Uncle Sam was unsteady and tho
price bobhed around considerable.
The stock opened Mt 70 cents and
sold MS low ~ AK cents at the close.
This was somewhat lower than the
close yesterday morning.
The total number OF shares dis
posed of this morning was 1915 for
which $S,1S2 was expended.
On the curb market trading was
slight The sales registered were: 400
shares OF Gold Chain ut 40 cents;
1000 shares of OneX Mt 10 cents: 30
shares at 10ia cents: 900 shares of
Ohio-kcntucky mt 81 cents.
T0DAY'S QUOTATIONS..
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]. e. Jones, e. Haslam, j. Newton and
I,En ri Ilicl,n on

j. e. Jones, Il. Haslam, j. Newton and
Charles w. Bishop.
Taking over valuable water rights
on Pleasant creek, the Pleasant Creek
Highland Irrigation company mas
certified copies of its articles OF m
corporation from san Pete county 70
tho secretary of state. The company
Is capitalized at $4,000 with shares
at $40 each. The officers are John IL.
Seely, president; No!ls Matson. vice
president: W. d. Candland, secretary
treasurer.
Amended articles of incorporation
for the East Carbonate Mining com
uany have been certified to the sec
rotary of stage. The change IN m
corporat!on makes all stock except me
treasury stock. consisting OF a,ooo
shares, assessable.
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AUSTIN w. GREAVES FILES
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL

St,Louis. Dec. 13.-Austin w. Greaves.
who defended himself in a first degree
murder trial and who received life
sentence, today filed, through an attor-
ncy, motion for a new trial.
One count of the motion says the
court erred in appointing an attorney
to defend Greaves despite the prison.
er's statement that he did not want
such aid.
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis. Dec. 13.--Woo. unchanged.
Territory and. western mediums. olGp22;
fine mediums. 1Id19; fine. l2dl3.
BOSTON.
Boston, Mass, Dec. l3.-I.ocal wool
merchants say that seasonablc dulness Is
more marked than for several years.
The volume OF sales Is exceedingly
small. although prices hold firm. The
principal business is IN territory and
secured WOODS.
French worsted spinrers are the heavi-
est buyers. a quantity of Idaho In origi-
nails bags has changed hands at IS. while
ordinary fine and fine medium sells AT
81 to 5lc. clean. Small lots of Ohio quar-
ter-blood have sold al 2Ic. but the demand
Is not extensive.
Pulled wool Is dull, but somo interest Is
shown III the foreign product.
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec. l3.--Favorabc harvesting
weather in Argentina cascd prices for
wheat today. .>dvices from Russia ndi-
Gated II liberal movement and served to
emphasize the bears feeling. Neverthe-
less there was not much selling pressure
although the only derinitc development
early In favor OF the bulls was - decrease
IN the European visible supply Cloudy
conditions prevailed IN the American
southwest where lack Of moisture has
been IL source of anxiety but, no heavy
rain or snow was shown anywhere IN the
shade to sNi lower. May started nj 05,G
"a & : los" Of = shade to and declined to
Bis, receipts caused considerable l,n-
loading Of corn and weakened the mar
kot. MAY opened unchanged TO 1 off at
4is to Ak and fell to Il.
Resting orders 10 buy proved an cf-
fcctivc sustaining Influence for oats. May,
started q shade down 1T 8i and rallied
With the run Of hogs cnlnrgng MS a re-
suit Of cold weather. PROVISIONS turned
downward this morning. Trade was live
IL and initial losses were soon overcome.
First sales showed II decline OF "aMh To
Zoe. with January at 40 for pork; $50
Gt9;S5 FOR lard and 941 to a45 for rihs.
for winter wheat southwest were the
worst IN 20 years caused rally. Tho close
was firm with May at @has, net loss
Of shade.
Corn-Fallurcs OF southern demand caus-
ID the market TO dro.n The close was
steady with MuS Mt IA, n net iOsa OF i. q
cash corn: No, .. 4St0aa; No. 2 white.
49GGA: No. yellow. 5iMi: NO g. iSnA; do.
new. i3lddil: No, , white. asa ): do. now.
i3ldDii. No. 3 yellow ieim60t; do. new.
AMt5t: No 4, iTNs; do new. 1hMl2A: No.
4 white, AIMi; do. new, aha i2h; No,
yellow. u ii ASH do. new, 42ua
Close-Rye-Cash. Sii.
Burley-Cash. C0fHSS.
Timothy--Cnsh. S.OOm9.T6; March. 1925.
Clover-Cash, 1O.0om II 81; March. 100.
Wheat-Dec. ali: May, IlhTA;. July: M
Corn--Drc u; May. ii: July ,Isms.
Oats--Dec. 3isdf4: May. M6ia: July. 33I.
Mess Pork, per bbl.--Jan,, lS,S'i; May,
17S1iI17.G So
Short Ribs. per 100 lbs.--Jan.. ASIA: May,
955,
SUGAR AND COFFEE,
New York. Dec. l3-.Raw SUGAR, firm;
test. 40: molasses sugar, so tost. 33o;
refined, quiet.
Coffee-Spot. quiet.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Dec. 13-Butter : Steady.
Crenmeries, 23N2s; dairlos 23n21
EgSs-Steady, Mt mark cases included.
1N3122l; receipts. 2,26G: frsts. 81; prime
flrsts, ~
Cheese--Steady. Daisies, 1ii615: Twins.
1A: Young Americas, liid9; Long
Horns. lihn15,
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BARBER PRESENTS BILL
AND is MURDERED

Greensbnrg, Pa. Dec 1s.-When Peter
Pctolmi, {, barber of New Madison. Pa.
went to a boarding house early today
to collect u bill he was shot in the back
and killed. Troopers raided the house
and arrested IL foreigners, who are in,
Jail here:
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Dec. 13-NIoncy on call,
steady, $685. per cent; ruling rate, 81
per cent: closing, 3 per cent; closing or
fered at 3Y per cent.
Time loans dull; for so and 90 days,
4 per cent: for six months, per cent.
Close Primo mercantile paper, 5dh
per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady Mt de-
I cline with actual business in bankers
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BOSTON corpER CLOSE.
James A. Pollock q: Co.. bankers ana
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoons:

James A. Pollock Dc Co.. bankers and
brokers, furnish the following. received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Algomah s@1: n. w. 3iaGp7s; G. IL
H., 8 .4l650: b. & B.. G&6?s; Atlantic.
GB asked; Adv. 6hdpT; Hancock, 2ltaN
90; Apex. 2hMA S. & p, l3M Ilf;
Royalc, 1TMGplS: Ray Con. l9RMN: Ar
cadian, 3Da14; Lake, 327s@33h: 6. g.,
7@L: Nov. Con, 1Shd\ie; Santa Fc
I9s0%; Osceola, 1.25@l.ao; Old Dom.
37ia bid: Utah Con. 12HMl Superior.
4a% dr4a,h: Wow. l.14Gi17; wlnona,
So dToS, Ahmcek, l.7OIl, so: Chemung,
7hms Cortcz, l7s@2M; Gas, 3im35: Ely
CON, aOm42 Inspiration, 9S-l6Gr5-l6; Is.
Ely. lml-l6; Oak. IAN M?l; Mckin.. 3-l6
az: National, 4Gih Ohio. ik@Hs; Ray
Central, 29H; S. Lake, 7iaa&: Tue
lumnc, ia.M7s; Tonopah, Sl-l6nk:
Franklin. 0laMH: Ser;,, l5ml6; r. H.,
| 3SG40; Hclv., i%W2. Island C.,32M VI;
| T. S. com. s5@A; X. Lake, 65am7s: $.
| Utah, tmls: n. Lake. 6l.MM Miami.
| l93sa@a; Mass. 7iaGS; Mohawk, i5is N
| .: shannon. Tx ml2: Parrot, l2hGn% ;
| n. b.. 2?1h; Utah Cop, +sMSs; Tam
nracle, SIS asked; Wyandotte, 16m2; a.
! & NJ, 1oM15; Chino, 2l&ApTs; D. DAILY,
| / 7-l6fpIe Bohemia, ShM4; Witch, 10
| ala; G. Con. ,SMAG; b. & L., 7@12;
| n. D., 2mA: Oncco. 2N1-l6; Raven,
| 4iG47: S. & c., laa'l5: Yukon. 3 lS-16Gn
! "a; OK. div. Belmont Az fi9-l6;
| Zinc, 26hG CRANKY. 4OhI4l; Range.
| 61G6s: Corbin, l3MFs; c. & a.. 1870
10hs: Az. Com, l4%Gr&: Giroux, GU as;
| l. G. pfd ss1A; U. $. pfd.. l6hGh,
Indiana, l2d1; S. x b., 59t@7s; Ojib-
way. Gm7; Kew. 81 bid; In Sale, ia
| u: Mich, 3Is6r4: Shattuck. 24Ih:
Quincy, 71d72: Nip, 1oSsI7s; Victoria,
2Gia: Trinity, 1905; Reggie lRG21a;
Chief, 1kG9-l6; Con. Ariz.. lS@9-l6: r.
| Min, 7Il2; f. Nat, 1%@Ts Florence,
lAI5s: Cactus. s262t: Majestic. 5000;
| NJ. ". 101h: New Utah. 1904; Baltic,
81; Ri. Coaln.. 4G5: Tonopah, S!s@as,
Yuma, 20n25.
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OMAHA.

Omaha. Dec. -Cattle-Receipts. 1900;
market 1Oc. lower. Native steers. 1850
CTS; cows and heifers. 30oU6.40; west.
ern steers. 35OG5.5O; range cows and
stockers and feeders, 3.25@5.50: calves.
3.JOqS.UJ: bulls, stays. etc, 3.25di0.0O.
Gogs--Receipts. $500; market 20c. low
er. Heavy, 7.25di7. 40: mixed. 7.35Gl 40:
light. 7.40@I.5o; pigs. 625@7.25; bulk, ia
II.40.
sheep-Rccepts. GOO: market &C. low
er. Yearlings. 3.595.G0: wethers, 3.25G
40: ewes, 3.0oI3.S0: lambs, 6.25p6.25.
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The surplus of sS29ONo shown Is equal
to II per cent on the s49,77o.oO0 OF pre-
icrrcd stock outstanding or at the rate
of G.S per cent per annun, However,
with the dividend being earned Ut the
present time there hardly seemed to be
any necessity for reducing disbursement
at this time.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Dec observation-disclosures
1900; market 1yc. lower. Native steers.
4.I:i6p6.2j; native cows and lercrs. 2.15 90
$50. stockers and feeders, 3.sbd3.25; bulis.
3.40GT.i5; calves. i.25IS.21: western
steers, 400I5.50; western cows, S.T5GI4. TO-
Hogs-Receipts. 1909; market 100 3Dc.
lower. Bulk. i.4oG7.60: heavy, 1901 100;
packers and butchers. 7.i5M7.G lights,
u. 45t17. 90.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900: market steady
to 10c. lower. Muttons. 3.50G4.3: lambs
SIS q 40: fed wcthers and yearlings, 3.15
QS.e5; fed western ewes. 3.2tq3S9.
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NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS.
lsa!esliIghlLowIclos

The following quotations were received
this afternoon over the direct private
wire OF Badger Brothers.:
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Anal f hss; saFs; 5 $S 81 81 81 81 s.
H S% $s$ Ss5!fn q ~ l5
DO. preferred ...... ....... $50. l....: !ci
Amer Sugar Ref. IV lli; LEY ~ ~,
Anaconda Min. Co.. lVo 3st VA ~.
Atiantic Coast Line |. sol 1le lls7I Us.
Baltimore 4 Ohio -. 700 l06tl lQS lgn!
Brooklyn Rap. Tran. 800 q. a3sI AZ
Canadian Pacific -. goo 1924 lglil w, w
Chesapeake & Ohio. 1900 lall isaI a..
Chi. K Northwestern 900 1iltl al l49.
Chi. Mil & st. Paul 2,W0I l2shl l2l4! IL
Colo. Fuel & Iron.... 700 81 u 81
Colorado southern =. 6Q0 50 3iaI o!
Delaware K Hudson. 100 1853 163 lG2.
Denver & Rio Grandel.. 1885,. ..... l..... g!
Do preferred ...... 100 6gsl 69iI ";
Great Northern pfd.. soo 12a l22iI 122!
CT. North. Ore Gifts. 100 9S % -!
Illinois Central ...... 100 1904 l!oiI lsS
Do. preferred ..... 100 ga 52ll 3S,
louisville & Nash. =. l....... ~. $50. az;
Missouri Pacific -. 800 a AZ A..
Mo. Kan. & Tcxas.... NoI 3lsi Di II
National Biscuit $3.50. ....... !... ~
National Lead ...... 400 % % -.
n. Y. Central ........ 2.1C0I 11l9l MA II!
Norfolk & West. -. 200 9I3l 'ltl ".
Northern Pacific -. 4.ooI ISL ll3sl IL;
Pennsylvania ......i l,Jll lisa !.st ~;
Peoples Gas .......... 200 luS loisI NJ
Rendng 73,5O0 147sI 1863 1867
Southern Pacific ~. 500 lla 1liE IL!
Southern Railway ......... 80: I.::. ~
Union Pacific ....,... Ito l6sa lo,sI 10,
DO. preferred ~. 500 llGsI 1l6' ZIG
Western Union 800. 200 IlhI .lsl q
Westinghouse ....l dvpi % ppi Ss
Total sales, 573,10o; money opened, 3s
high. ss; low. q: last, %; closed offered
% ruling rnte, 81.
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Y Ysl. COOP ssn 4. 81 80 81. e: 80
UNLISTED STOCKS.
FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON SAlIES.
Cedar Talisman, 5000 at lie; 1,5oo
at IL.
Colorado, 700 at Il. so at 40.
Crown Point, 600 at 9.
East Crown Point. 1000 at !.
Grand Central, 100 at So.
Iron Blossom. 700 at ~; LOO at 10.
Lower Mammoth, $500 ut 10.
Nevada Hills, 300 at 2.12ia.
Ohio Copper 100 at 1.5O
Silver King. 100 at 1,70.
South Columbus Con, 500 at 10.
Swansea Con-, 1000 at 3.
Tintic Central, 5000 at ~.
Tintic Emp. 5000 at Az: 1000 at Az.
Uncle Sam, 600 al 40; 100 at 49ts: 400
at 4Sia
Utah Con, $500 at 2.
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. a.250 at 40.
Crown Point. 1000 at 81, buyer 60.
Keystone. 500 at 4.
Lower Mammoth, 200 at 10; 1000 at
12k.
Nevada Hills. 100 at 2.12k
Ohio. Copper. 100 at 1.50
Tintic Combination. 1000 at 3.
Uncle Sam. 1000 at IS: 500 at AZ
RECAPITuLAT1oN.
Shares. Amount.
Regular call .........31,l5 $50 s4.S7b00
Open board ............1 2,0OO 10000
Totals .43.l5o sS.1s2OO
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Dec. observation-disclosures, es-
timateu at 1900; marnet 25c. lower Than
last weeks average. l5eeves, i.JVQi.1u;
Texas steers. 5.aJuo.l0. western s,eers,
3.NHb5.SU: stockers anu Feeders. ) - "a $50:
cows and neilers, 2.2olro.SJ: calves. 10
WS.Op.
iiogs-lieceipts, estimated nj $500:
market generally. zoe. lower than yester-
uay average. Light. q 4Ju..J. mixed,
!. tJGtI.ou: heavy. 7.4Oap7.5o: rouSn, I.i1ap
;.5o, goou 10 choice neitvy, ,.dotb,.ia; pigs,
b.S!tt ,.o5: bulk OF sales, .tC1ti..J
Sneep-Receipts, estimated ut 5000:
market 10 to 1oc. lower. Native, 2.i0QDi.25;
western, 250tt4.30; yearlings, .iGn6.15:
lambs, native. i.-54 $50. western, 4.75Gr
i O. , ..
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J. T.. AntIrus. former chief clerk IN
the auditing department of the oregon
Short Line. has been appointed pur-
chasing agent of the 5: +. d ). Ills
hpadul,arters will be in Spokane.
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Tic Southern Pacific has substitute
ed the telephone for the telegraph on
it's Shasta division in northern Califor-
mia. and both passenger ana freight
trains are being equipped with portable
telephone apparatus.
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Total sales, 3I3,10o; money opened, 3s
high. Is; low. y: last %; closed offered
81; ruling rntc. 81.
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Assistant General Manager w. $.
Martin OF the Denver Il Rio Grandc
road is in the state. looking over need
cd physical changes. in company with
Gen. Sunt Daley of the Utah lines.
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SUGAR AND COFFEE

SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Dec. l3.--Raw SUGAR. firm /;
muscovado, so test, 3,tN;, centrifugal. ,GS
test. 4.N: molasses sugar, so tost. 40;
refined. quiet.
Coffec-Spot. quiet
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. Dec 13.-Butter =. steady.
Crenmeries, 23N2S; daros, 23d2I.
Eggs.-Stoady. ut mark. cases included.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-16

mother of st. Patrick. Home says: "The Irish Gel
citrate the 18th day of March under the OF
Sheila's Day. All agree that her immortal memory
is to be maintained by rotations The shamrock
St Patricks Day should also be
Sheilas Day; and the shamrock is to be drowned in
the last glass OF liquor at night
Learned and literary Irishmen who celebrate
Sheilas Day admit that they cannot learn anything
that she was substantial entity; glorious
in some way associated with the life and work OF
the great patron saint.
Malone writes I'm Ireland, the part from which
| came, Sheila is the applied to Irish women
in general. 1t is simply a feminine Pat almost
every Irishman is called. For instance would
say Hello Pat there goes Patty, whether
his name is Pat not; would There
goes Sheila, or Hello Sheila,' it being immaterial
what her real name is, SO long as she is Irish"
But that is only view opinion; and there
to be many views or opinions as there
Irishmen but nobody definitely tells facts
corning the mysterious Shela who has substantial
calendar day which is observed by many thousands
of good people as faithfully they remember the
authorized saints days of the mother church. But
all of know that ST. Patricks Day and Sheilas
Day usher in the spring time of the world
While other parts of country still
bound, and some of them cebound, the parks and
lawns of Washington are beautifully clad with
aid nantes of lovely TEXTURE and the coming of ST.
Patrick's Day nd the beginning of spring are woven
together in song, story and fact.
The first certain harbinger of the renewal of life
in the vegetable world is the coming of the trailing
arbutus, Pennsylvania avenue being livened light
ened and frightened by the ndescribably lovely pink
blush lavshly displayed Even earlier in the sea-
son. under the snow it hides itself blushing modest
Trailing arbutus is worn along with the shamrock
and other sprigs of green on ST. Patricks Day. In
Rocky New England it is claimed that in all this
world there is not such another flower of singular