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Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
CHICAGO GRAIN

speciai service to The Herald by j. c. Will
SON member OF the Chicago board OF trade,
New York stock exchange and san Franelseo
bond and stock exchange. 213 West Fifth street,
Los Angeles.
CHICAGO, Aug A-wheat prices at the
start were about steady, but selling was heaVy
from the opening and practically all OF tues
days advance was soon wiped out. on the
break there was little buying by local trad
ers which rallied the market slightly toward
the last. Foreign news OF pulilsh enarac.er .,t,
was disregarded. Local cash prices were hrm'
but there was little demand. The Saskatche-
wan crop was officially placed at oS0VO'VVo
bushels, against 90,0o000o year ago, anu
quality called good, Spring wheat estimates
are being raised in this country. minnesota
returns average much higher than August
promise. There were unconfrmed reports OF
export business at the seaboard, but local ex-
norters were skeptical claiming bids were out
OF line Minneapolis reported large sales OF
flour yesterday, 275,0OO barrels. southwest nllis
report all mills running full time and most Oh
them sold from sixty to ninety days ahead
In corn September delivery was fairly strong
TODAY but far of months were weak and av-
eraged considerably lower Weather conditions
were favorable, fears of cold weather nelng
partically allayed and country selling of De
cember and May was heavy. Near month was
Influenced by light receipts. Stocks mere are
light and good deal Of corn IS s9ld tor PEP, sep
TO &c lower. Stocks abroad were reported
moderate. Predictions for colder weatner
Thursday and Friday. Crop reports from lill-
nois and Iowa were favorable.
oats were weak as the result of continued
liberal receipts and Indifferent cash demand
Shipping sales were fair here, Sl0,VOO oushels'
but much of this grain Is supposed 10 De goihs
east for cheap storage. Country onerlngs were
light, but no indications or nght run Cdsh
prices were a shade lower
Provisions were firm at the start, weakened
under realizing sales, then steadied on free
buying by commission houses and packers
Cash trade generally fair.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, Aug. 24,-cattle--Receipts e es-
tinated at 1000: market steady TO shaae
up; beeves s5Qs.50 Texas steers SOW
a. western steers $4@7; stoclters and teea-
ers. s41O0625; COWS and heifers' S2'oo@
G. So; calves. S650@9. ,oo. -.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000 mar mar
,,at 5c higher; light, $SS0@9321s; mixed,
&c 9oSSo 90: heavy, $S.1O@S95; rough, $50
1850 good to heavy choice. $S,SogS'9S'
pigs, s909.5O: bulk of sales. $50 $40
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 26'o0o; mar mar
,set strong; natives, $2.5O@6.75; westerns
20 75@46o: yearlings. S450q 560i native
lambs, S4.75@6.9O; westerns. $4.70Q $50
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
TRADING LIMITED
IN STOCK MARKET
Outcome Leaves Prices of More
Active Issues I to 2
Points Lower
ESTIMATE ON CANADIAN CROP
Fix Oats and Wheat Yield in the
Western Dominion at 100,-
100000 Bushels
ESTIMATE ON CANADIAN CROP
Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Trading was
limited In today's stock market, and
the outcome left prices of some of
the more active issues from l to
points lower. Much of the pressure
seemed to emanate from the short
interest which forced stocks to level
where further liquidation was I'M
minent.
Likelihood of a further tariff re-
vision is not kindly regarded by Wall
street, which today manifested It's
displeasure by selling stocks first In
London and then here.
The most encouraging news of the
day was that the strike of the Amerl-
can Sheet and Tin Plate company
workers was over. This was neutral
lied by rumors of business stagnatlon
particularly in the steel and iron
trade. together with circumstantial
evidence that one OF the largest OF the
INDEPENDENT companies that had or
dered further curtailment of opera
tions.
An official estimate of the wheat and
oats crops in western Canada nxea
the Combined yield at about l0OO0O,oOO
BUSHELS, and was followed by sharp
decline in Canadian Pacific shares.
Lchdon sent in lower rang eof quota,
tons for American securities, mad
the early session here responded with
further losses, due to moderately heavy
sales for European account. Foreign
exchanges advanced here again ana
gave color to the belief that gold ship
ments to South America will soon be
announced.
A semi-annual statement purportlng
to give the extent of the copper cur
tailment plan declares that output by
the leading producers here and abroad
for the current month will show a
reduction of almost 20.000,000 pounds,
and that this diminution is to continue
indefinitely.
The bond market was easy. Total
sales, par value, $06l,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
.THEATER TO HAVE ROOM
FOR WOMAN SMOKERS
Ticket Selling Plan Also Arranged
to Suit Fair Sex

CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-Chicago Is 70
have a theater with a woman's smok-
ing room and ticket selling sy stem
especially for women.
The new theater will be housed IN
a 2O-story office building at the south
west corner Of Madison street and
Wabash avenue, at an announced eosr
of $3,000,000.
''The theater is to be built looking
toward the comfort of the patrons"
q representa- tive of the company said.
Take the women's smoking room for
instance. Many women dislike to go
into theater rest room because OF
the smoke. Others, who desire to
smoke, don't care to do so in the
presence of women who find the habit
Objectionable. BY having a smoking
room separate from the general rest
room for women, we can pleace them
ALL
The theater win have seating ca
pacity of 220O.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
FAclFIc COAST TRADE

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 24;-FiourITamily r Fan IG.
EXTRAS. shs0a6.2O: bakers extras: SSsOq62O
Oregon and Washington, S5@5.2O.
JWheat-Shipping. 81. $1.6041.671a.
Rarley-Feed 95997lsc; brewing, $i.02eq1.o6 %.
oats-Red. s1,2OG1.s2A; white. slso9l65;
black s1.25Q150 .o-
39s: fbiled barley s22923; oatmeal. $3.50; cat
eroets. s425; rolled oats, $S0Q32
Hay-Wheat ssD1350; wheat and oat, s9412;
wild oat 1GiO; tame, ssQl2; alfalfa sSglS;
straw, S5dD60c. :,
Beans~Pink. ss@s. 25; Lima, si.45@45o; small
white. s3 Sba4 10; large white, S375q4
potatoes-salinas Burbanks, l.20ql 20; Mer-
ced sweets 2hqSc a.
Onions-Fancy 9Oc; common, soc.
yarious--Green peas, Sq6c; string beans so
7e: egg plant, 10000; green peppers, 2o9oOc;
tonsfoes. 4O@75c; summer squash, S5@5oc; as
paragus nominal; garlic, 2hQSc; cueumbers,
20D40c. .o-.- "a - a. "a
as: small broilers. 81 25Qs; large sS9s25; fry
srs s4S5b. hens, 81 50dD1O; old ducks s4@5;
Young, s5a37; geese, S1.bO92; goslinss, s292.5o;
yolng pigeons, ST. 50QL7o.
Receipts-F1our, 2ss8; wheat, 12l5; barley,
12, 270 oats, 1885, beans, SOB; potatoes. sslo;
onions 1860; bran. 365; mlddlings, 10; nay,
1869; hides. 1850; wine. $1,000
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
JUNK MERCHANTS REvEL
IN LUXURY OF HOSPITAL
Car Bumps Wagon, and Uniniured
Men impose on Police

PITTSBURG, Aug. 24.-Harrison
Aronson and Sam K. Ruka reveled
in the luxury of hospital bed at st.
Joseph's on the south side, and en-
joyed it so much that the threats OF
the police and the opportunities of
nurses could not get them out of the
building when it was found they were
not hurt.
When trolley car bumped their
Junk wagon they were tossed into
the street and made q great outory.
They were sent to the hospital, and
were enjoying the lives of invalids
when the house physician broke the
news that they were uninjured. The
police took their wagon and threat
ened them with arrest, but they lolled
on their cots and defied all. Rather
than drag the undressed men through
the streets, the police decided to let
them finish their rest.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
PINK BEANS ARE LOWER
ON REPORTED BIC CROP
Market Is Strong for Potatoes.
Decline in CheeSe-Butter
and Eggs Firmer

The hrst shipments Of pink beans are eX-
pected to arrive in the produce market
during the first week in September In con-
sequence Of the lower tone In beans. No.
pinks declined yesterday from s1,25 to 81
per cwt. A very heavy crop Of beans is re
ported. Cheese was in the limelight at the
call session of the board. Imported SWISS
was reduced to 294 soc a pound from Soc
iat Northern fresh cheese was easier. NO
alteration in quotations for butter and eggs;
Egg receipts were 26S cases: butter 2Oo4d
pounds. Lighter receipts Of potatoes gave
the market a frmer tone. Heavy eonslgn-
ments from the north seem to have been
checked or diverted.
onions are weak The market is active as
TO fruits and vegetables. on account of
heavy receipts of fish the fishermen have
been notified by the dealers to cease ship
ment of mackerel.
e0643 pounds cheese, 1921 pounds pota-
toes, 2567 sacks; onions, s. sacks sweet po-
tatoes PSI sacks; apples, $50 boxes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
cALIEoRNIA DRIED FRUITS

NEW YORK. Aug. 24-Evaporated apples
quiet and nominally unchanged; fancy spot
iold11fc; choice. slaG9c; prime, S@S1sc; COM
mon to fair, 6AQ71sc. - .,,1>o,,
Prunes active and firm; quotations; ShQsAc
for Caiifornias up to sO-4os, and 599He for
Oresons o,,..,,,,
Apricots quiet and nrmi choice, lo~@ll'sc;
extra choice. 6E@7l1c; fancy, SqShc
itaisins Arm; loose muscatels, 37sQb%c; choice
10 fancy seeded. 5%G6%c; seedless, 444slc;
London layers. s1.20Q1.25.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
COTTON AND WOOL

ST. LOUIS, Aug 2A-wool quiet; medium
grades combing and clothing 2o424hc nght
sne 1aaS9ie; heavy fine, t59l7c; tub washed.
NEW YORK, Aug 24-Cotton closed steady
spot closed steady. 10 points lower. MID
ding uplands. 16.45c; do gulf lo''Vo' SAFES
400 bales. 49,. A.
Futures closed steady. Closing bids Au-
gust. 1S. 47c; September 143ic October, lS.59c
Sovember 49, sic; December, 13.5lc; January
and E'ebrpary 1s. 4so. March, 1S.54c; May,
49, 5sc; June, l355c; July, l9.56c.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
COFFEE AND SUGAR

NEW YORK Aug. 24,-Coftee futures closed
steady at net advance Of TO 10 points
Sales 9,25O bags. August, September and oe-
fsnuarv = osc; February, s.02c; March, s.O3c;
ApriI, 4 O5c; May June and July, s.07c.
Spot Arm. No 7 Rio, 9B@lObe; No, 4 San
tos 1OA Mild steady; Cordova, lOAgls7sc'
surar-Raw firm; Museovado. 50 test, 3.95c;
centrifugal, 90 test, 4.45e; molasses sugar 81
test, zoe Refined steady crushed, 5,s5c;
granulated g. 25c; powdered, 5.S5c.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON Aug. eL-The condition Of
the treasury at the beginning of business today
was as follows;
Trust funds-Gold coin, $500, ss2ee9; silver
dollars s4s7 OH. 900; silver dollars OF 1890 sS'-
soS 0O0. silver certificates outstanding, $751;
OIL, ,0OO
General fund-standard silver dollars in gem
eral fund IS, 1885, 204. current liabilities, $780,
o09 617. working balance In treasury offices,
COZ 199 11s. In banks to credit Of treasurer Of
the United states sss 300; subsidiary silver
coin. 500 G05,6 ,602; minor coin, 81, 1o2S37; total
balance in general fund, SS1o79.OH.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
Los ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE

Wednesdays market showed activity in the
bank stocks to the extent of demands for First
National, Central and Solthern Trust
In the bond list there was some inquiry for
Home bonds, Pomona Consolidated Water and
Nlsalia Water bonds.
The industrials were quiet with the eNcep-
tlon of Home Telephone preferred, which was
a little stronger
In the oil shares Amalgamated was some
what weaker, as was also Associated Cali
fornia Midway quite a little weaker, but
Consolidated Midway was considerably strong
er, moving up rapidly to 20, at which price 1t
closed with no stock in sight From all in
dications this stock will probably go higher.
Mexican common was weaker and Cleveland
held its own nicely. Union was very much
weaker in the morning, but grew a little
stronger in the afternoon, closing fairly strong,
although considerable stock has changed hands
off board at price even lower than that
quoted on board.
The mining stocks showed inquiry for the
Nevadas and Bonnie Glare, otherwise the mar
ket was quiet.
MORNING SALES
10 Home Tel pfd $500 20 Associated Oil Co
Al. 10; 10 Amalgamated OIL 30; 1000 Cal Midway
44si; 1000 do 4l1s; 1000 do 4iA; 1000 Consol
Midway 347s; 1906 Cleveland 10; 10 Mex Pet
Ltd com % 50 30 do %; 10 Union 1000; l0OO
McKittrick Inv 600 per M.
AFTERNOON SALES
1000 Cal Midway 44N 1000 do 45i 1000 oonsol
Midway 26 Is Union 100.5O; 20 do lOl
BONDS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
NEW YORK COTTON
special service to The Herald by J. c. WI
sen. 212 West Fifth street. Los Angeles.

NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-Cotton opened this
morning about unchanged later selling off on
predictions OF showers and cooler weather in
parts of the southwest. outside business con-
tinues to be small. The trade 10 Watching
this is the period of the year when damaging
storms may come up from the Gulf.
Liverpool due l point higher on August and
, 10 noints lower on later positions. opened
Arm at an advance OF III to points.
At 1915 p. m. the market was quiet, net un-
changed to an advance Of III points on near
and 21k to points higher on distant positions;
point Spot points lower at S.34d. Sales
1000 bales including 5000 American.
Port receipts for today estimated at $500
bales; last week. 6779 last year, 364S.
NJ Il
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. A.-Butter-Faney
creamery, sic; seconds S01c; fancy dairy. 2Sc
Cheese-New 14Q15hc; Young America lSh
dlSc.
Eggs-Raneh, 34IAc; store, s2c.
CHICAGO Aug 24-Butter. STEADY;
creameries, 24is q 29c; dairies, 25 @ 27c EGGS
arsts e0c: prime nrsts, 22c; receipts 1895
cases. cheese. Arm; Daisies, 1slsei Twins,
f5@15hc; Young Americas 1874 9lS%ei
Long Horns. 1e@teho
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO Aug, 24-Fancy apples,
s561e5c. common, 35150c; strawberries. S35Oq
a. blackberries S4d5: raspberries, $l2415; or
binary grapes, 40475c; Muscat, 5oQ65c; common
pears Soc; fancy, 81 Bartlett. Sl.254l.50; com
mon peaches soc; fancy, CSC; common plums,
loc. faney 75c; Valencia, S1.75dl450; Mexican
lines, s5 5O@s; common California lemons.
$3.50; fancy. s2.75; watermelons, s1Q2; nutmegs,
75o01s1 25; fancy cantaloupes. 1925; common,
sI' "a: bananas, 75c@S; plneapples, $2a2.5o
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
ARRAIeN FRESNO pocroR

FRESNO, Aug. 24,-Faultlessly at
tired and without speaking a word ex-
cept to answer to his true name, Dr.
Jackson l.. Martin. charged with rail-
ing to provide necessary medlcal at
tention for his wife, who died in this
city May 80, was arraigned in the su-
perior court this afternoon and MS
trial was set for August 80,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
FINANCIAL RECORD

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Money on call easy
1K@11S per cent ruling rate and closing bid'
1%c; offered at IA. -.
Time loans stronger; so days 3qSh per cent
and 90 days, S%; six months an -
Close; Prime mercantile paper, ba46 per
cent -, -, -,
sterling exchange steady with actual ousi-
ness in bankers bills at 4SSSOq4SSso Tor %
dav hills and at 1875 for demapd.
Commercial bills, 4.S3Aa4s3Ss.
Bar silver 52TSc.
Mexican dollars, 4c.
Government bonds steady; railroad oonds
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 24.--Cloudy; market is
stronger; 2 cars Valencias and cars ieliloila @ e
sold Valencias-Pointer, A. c. G. Lateen D
sS; Hunter, same, $265; Red C., Covina Ex, E,
SSs5; Cougar, same, sSO5; Lemo ste,
shield. A. c. G. Azusa s5.05; Green crown,
same $440; Homer, O. c. corona So'AV'
Canal same, S4.9o.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
BOSTON

ROsToN Aug 24--Four cars sold; mar
net Unchanged; prices low owing to fruit
beinp moor color Valencas-Pointer A. o.
G. Charter oak, s8.4o; Hunter. same same ,s ss,So'
: . AZ reoval. O. c. Corona. SO; o. l. c., DO,
s9,oS; Orchard, or, Nat. o. CO., $315i stand stand
srd sd, same, $1.90 Grapefruit--Orchara'
is stS5; Justrite. boxes, $2.35.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
MARKET RANGES

Cash quotations were as IolloWs' flout , .
steady: No rye, 1870 lac; feed or mixing
harley. 55@6Oo; fair to choice mailing, SAC
lie: No. southwestern fiaxseed s2.24; NO.
/ northwestern, $2.4e; timothy seed, So. ~
6.S5: clover. $3.50; mess pork. per Do6'. od.
s2f 5O@2175; lard per 100 IDS. Sli.SO,
short ribs. Sides loose, $1l.75@12.25; short
clear Sides boxed, $125o@l275.
Total clearances of wheat and -four were
ao,al TO 47O0O bushels Primary receipts
,vara 0ea 600 bushels compared with $685.
600 bushels the corresponding date last year
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
1sf cars; corn. 23l cars: oats. So6 cars
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
CLEVELAND

crrvEI,AND. Aug. 2l-One car VaIencIa'
ord . cars lemons sold; market steady on
oranges, very strong on lemons; warm; va va
ienoias-Defender xc, Altland TT. Co. sou
Del Monte se.70. Lemons-Pet ,. A. hM,
SS *. selected, fy, n. w. Blanchard, S6.lo
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25

Morning sales-loOO Key Route IS 1o4; 1000 S
p V Water As 90; 1000 Nor Cal Power Con bs bs
"a. 5000 Tinted Ry s So; 3S Alaska S71s; 80
ssib; 6 Associated OIL ~; 25 Cal Wine S2hi 10
Pac Light pfd 1885, S5 Water 49h. -.
Afternoon sales-1000 P ref As 94% looo
Oakland Transportation Co IS eOh; 90 Alaska
sS%; 10 Assd OIL 41%.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
PTTTSBURG

PITTsBURG, Aug. 24-Four cars soid
- Lannon's, mugEy weather, Nalencas-o
s brand, s. S. orange, $2.55; Plain Ends, 3
r. Rivera, S225; Blossom, 5. s. orange
S9.s5. Lemons-Squirrel A. II. Paehappa'
s455: Circus, Nc, Sparr Ft. Co, $3.50; Ma
raIimo, or, sparr FIT. Co., $4.95; Plain s2'oo'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
CINCINNATI

1,oIanojas declining on lemons; 1 car Va
lencias and i car lemons sold; car with
drawn. valencias-Red C." q. C. corona "a
40; Cougar, s2.00 Lemons-Old Glory' "
c. Corona, S535.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
Citrus Fruit Report
CALIFORNIA
SHIPMENTS OF FRUIT
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.--Five cars oranges
and 1 car lemons sold; market uhchahgeu on
oranpes. firm on good stock lemons cloudy,
tbraatening Vaiencias--Old Mission, ~
Chapman. S655; Old Mission, ch' do S5ooi
Golden Eagle sd do. s4lO; Golden Pheas-
ent xc Ind. f. Co, $2.25; Freedom, Xc, DO
slt sn 5o W csbrielia. xc' do 1925; Citrus Belle
s5-S sd do. $50; Red Shield A. G. G. Bx., s220;
Green crown, same, S1.7O; Vista Bonita, A.
F. Hemet, sfO5; Lake Hemet' same, s1SSs!
Mission indian, same sl'oo'
1ected straight car, S5.30.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE

Special service TO The Herald by J. 9.
Wilson, 2i2 West Fifth street, Los Angeles,
Board Of Trade, Stock and Bond exchange
OF San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
DAILY MINING CALL

per M; 5000 California Hills 6; 5000 Bonnie
Glare AZ 1000 do 8.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
NEW YORK BONDS

Special service to The Herald by ]. c. Will
son, 2i2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles. mem.
bar New York stock exchange Chicago board
OF trade, stock and bond exchange OF San
Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
NEW YORK STOCKS

spscial service to The Herald by ,. c. WI.
sor. sl2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles. mem.
her New York stock exchange, Chicago board
Of trade, stock and bond exchange Of San
Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 24-one car va
lencias sold. Golden Pheasant pranu' Az
Ind. Ft. Co., $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
FLOUR AND FEED

"a food furnished by the Los Angeles Farm
ing and Milling company
FAILY FLOUR .s m
XXXX Standard, blended, per npi'".''''''Spp OK
purity O'oo
Onr prIda .........:............'ss'' OtV
Annie Blossom ..........'..ss..'
Fl5ur in y sacks zoe per Dbl. hlgner. 81
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2L-Bank clearings
were $2,745 OFT. 40, a decrease OF sl6l, as
with the amount for the correspond
ing period OF last year. Following is COM
parative statement:
1910 1909. 1908
August 22 50 525 SS157 $2,Oo7, 42915 $479, 4SS %
August 2S.. 292O.s347i 1,s6s, s5 l,92S. 30
August 2i., 2745, 977.40 2,907, ,oOi9 1,I6O, II
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. n-Tollowing were
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-25
PRODUCE PRICES

Following are the wholesale prices OF pro-
duce TO retailers compiled by the Market
Reporter:
EGGS (Per dozen) Local ranch. cand!ed.
s7e, do. case count, buying price, 3Sci east
ern fresh, zoe; eastern storage extras. zfe'
eastern storage seconds. 24c.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-08-20

OF our cashier of the bank, will soon
leave for the Lafayette school to
complete her studies.
Mrs. blanche ForstalI, very
prominent lady of New Orleans. was
the guest Of Or and Mrs. Castellanos
at their villa, Chinchuba.
Prof ]. G. Lee, Of the Industrial
Institute, Of Lafayette, was In
Vaudeville visiting students.
Miss Winnie Thornton, after d
pleasant visit to Miss Mildred Smith,
returned to McDonoughville. While
here she made many friends who
were sorry to see her 60.
Miss Corrine Smith is again at the
postoff1ce, as assistant to Mr.. and
Mrs. Tucker.
Mrs. r. Stretton, Mrs. Alvarez and
little Louise We're charmingly enter
tanned by friends in Covington last
Tuesday. The occasion being Mrs.
Frieda Stretton's twent-first anni-
yersary.
Miss Mary Pinckney was In Mande-
vile Wednesday &c ting q location
to open her usual summer school.
Grand excursion from Vaudeville
w AAOaAs0ANAa1NEOA NO0AA tile AAdSAlu-
cent Steamer Dolive for the benefit
of the Catholic school, OF Mande-
vile, next Wednesday.
Mrs. Bernard de Marigny return
ed home last Thursday.
John L. Fletrich and his many
friends are spending a few days in
the town of Vaudeville. His friends
here would like him to be once more
a Mandevillian SO as to enliven and
promote the dear place.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-08-20
SLDELL DEPARTMENT.
News Gathered BY Our slde

pass the small amount of dust that
rises soon settles down again and
is absorbed and compacted In such q
way that the air ID practically free
from dust. Several of the business
people are preparing to order the
road oil by the barrel The oil will
not have to be applied but once q
month in very dry summer weather
/ If well sprinkled, once every three
months In the winter or damp sea-
son. With less dust and good water
works Slide1l will indeed be an ideal
town.
The many friends here Of Mr.. Dave
Swetman regret to learn Of his seri-
GUS illness.
Mrs. r., Hyde and children. Of
Lumberton, are the guests Of Mrs.
Hyde's mother, Mrs. 3. Slaydon.
Mrs. Z. Badon and children will
leave shortly to visit relatives In
Pennington. Miss.
Miss Bertha Perreand, OF Coving-
ton, is the guest Of Miss Ellie
Mathews.
Miss Beulah lizard is the guest of
Miss Ethel Soiourner.
The Neuhauser family left the past
week for q lengthy visit to their
country home near Knoxville, Tenn.
Mrs. J. Leonard End children left
Thursday to visit relatives in Pearl
ington, Miss
WI b. Cause spent Wednesday at
Bayou Lacombe.
| Miss 4. Quinlin, OF New Orleans,
is the charming guest OF Miss A.
v. Beck
w. H. Laurence spent Sunday in
Picayune, Miss.
Mrs. S. j. Jennings and children
spent Sunday In Nicholson, as the
guests Of Mrs. Carver.
| Miss Bessie Leonard spent the past
week In Pfcayune, the quest Of her
sister, Miss Eva Leonard.
Miss 81. Solberger returned from
a pleasant visit to New Orleans,
where she. was the guest Of Miss
irene SeyboId.
/ Mrs. Martin and children viii
!. leave shortly for q visit to her
parents ait Bay st. Louis.
/ Seymour Levy and little daugh-
tiers, Amelia and Norma, spent last
Wednesday In Vaudeville with rela-
| tives.
| Mrs. II. Jack and Miss Minnie
Thomas are expected home shortly
from Harrisonburg. La.
Mrs. IA Baker, OF Bay SIT. Louis,
/ is the guest DIT her daughter, Mrs
b. ,. MeGintz.
Mrs. and Mrs. Temento, Of New
Orleans, spent Sunday as the guests
OF Mrs. 81. Welsh.
Miss Clara seYbold, OF New Or
Leans, spent the Weekend As the
guests sof Miss Elesia Solberger