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Toilet Paper Specials

Toilet Paper Specials
Velvet perforated IN sheets silk tissue, 9 rolls
Tor ,-.-.--...-. zoe
Waldorf perforated IN sheets to roll 4 for ,25c
Fort Orange flat package IN sheets fine selected
tissue, 3 for r.....................s ,25c
Fay's Fern Food gives life and vigor to indoor
plants. the package .....,....,.,......,.,1 10c
We specialize sick necessities and
maternity requisites
Murray's Aseptic Fountain Syringe. quarts
glass jar in cnameled metal frame with fittings;
absolutely aseptic ......,,....,. 49,. $3.50
Lister's Antiseptic Sanitary Towels, | dozen IN
package .......,,........., ......, e. 30c
Sanitary Belts ...,.........,. -. ........ Csc
White Enameed Bed Pan, with cover. $500
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Fiberloid Comb Special s1a-inch Dressing Comb,
all coarse. or part dne. sawed teeth, hoavy
back in white ebony, shell. amber or green
and rose transparent. unbrenk kabe; ASc
regular 75c; special this week. ,..,,.. ~ ~
Our assortment of black Hard Rubber ana
white CeIuoid Dressing Combs is not equaled IN
the city.
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NETTING DESK SETS, very attractive, with
brass mountings ............ 5000 to $3.50
SMALL DESK BLoTTERS, with red and green
leather mountipps S275
Ink WELLS, red Morocco leather .s1.50 to S275
LETTER CASES, red and green Morocco S4. SO
GLASS PEN TRAYS. .......-,..... .S1.5O
Letter scales and all desk necessities are
. arSn in our leather goods department,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
PAIN TORTURES
BANKER; SUICIDE
AGONY DRIVES PORTLAND MAN
TO TAKE LIFE
Shoots Self Through Head In Hotel
Room-Act Result of Sudden
Impulse, Believe VIC
TINS Friends

Years of suffering from an arm that
a Confederate bullet had crippled IN
battle half a century ago, was the
cause attributed last night to the sui
eide of Frederick K. Arnold, 60 years
old. prominent financier and manager
of the Portland Safe and Deposit com
pany Portland, Ore, who killed NM
self Yesterday in a room he had rented
the day previous in the HollenpecK
hotel. -.
Arnold shot himself through the right
temple with revolver he had pur-
chased from the Tufts-Lyon Arms
company a few minutes before his SUI
eide. Death was almost instantaneous.
The suicide is believed to have been
carried out on the impulse of the mo-
ment. because of the fact that he had
a breakfast engagement in the dining
room of the hotel, and at the time ne
killed himself his friends were seated
at the table waiting his arrival.
Arnold arrived in Los Angeles ana
registered at the hotel Wednesday in
company with Mr.. and Mrs. II. d.
Northup Of Portland. Mrs. Northup is
prostrated at her friends suicide and
her pleasure trip to Southern Canfor-
mia. will be cut short as a consequence.
Arnold's body was removed to Pierce
Brothers undertaking parlors Coroner
Hartwell will hold no inquest. The
body will be taken to Portland.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
Miscellaneous Notes

The steamer Yosemite is discharging 9OO,-
oO0feet of lumber at the Southern Pacific
wharf. loaded on the Columbia river.
The Pacific coast liner Governor called to-
dav two hours behind schedule, on the way
from San Diego to Seattle via Reuohdo
Beach and san Francisco.
The steamer Raymond, Capt Knudson, ar
rived today from Grays Harbor with 6OO,OUV
feet of lumber for various wholesalers. She
also has $50 600 feet for Santa Monica.
The steamer Doris is discharging 7OO,-
o0O feet of lumber at the Southern Califor-
mia Lumber company's wharf loaded al
Grays Harbor ~
The schooner John A.. Capt. Seiman,
sailed in ballast today for Coos Bay to re
load lumber.
sailed today for Redondo Beach to dis
charge partial cargo of lumber, and pro
ceeded to san Francisco to load freight Tor
Portland.
will sail tomorrow for Redondo Beach to
take the barkentine Chehalis in tow ana
proceed to Coos Bay to reload lumber
The revenue cutter McCulloch. Capt Dan
iels sailed today for San Diego on cruise.
She is patroling the coast south of Point
Conception temporarily while the cutter
Perry is out Of commission.
The steamer Whittier. capt. seaman
sailed today for return to san Francisco
after loading 10000 barrels OF crude oil Tor
the Union oil company. -.
The steamer Nome city has sailed from
Portland with freight and passengers for
this port The steamer Roanoke is also on
the wav from Portland with 100 passengers
and 500 tons of freight for San Francisco
and san Pedro. -.
her of vessels arriving at this port exceeded
the arrivals al Seattle by over 40 per cent.
Tbere were lust 100 arrivals at Seattle dur
ing the month, while San Pedro had l42'
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
Retail Prices
PAcIElc COAST TRADE

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1O.-Flour. fam
lily extras, $6.6O@7; bakers $6.6O@7; Ore
gon and Washington, $6@6 20; shipping
wheat, $1.S5Q1s2h; feed barley. $1.S7h q
1.43%; brewing, s1.45; chevaller, $1.60Q1.65;
red oats. $1.65@1.S5; white. S1.65Q1. 10;
black, S1.5O@2.SO; middlings, $3S@S6;
mixed feed, S2SD3 33; rolled barley, 5000 81;
oatmeal $4.40@4 so; oat groats, 81 60;
rolled oats. s33@35; wheat hay, $14Q19;
wheat and oat. $12Q16; wild oat, $9@12;
tame oat, $11.5O@15;. alfalfa. $9@12; straw,
500 75c; pink beans, 81 .60@4. rs; lima, $4,35
"a 40; small white. $4.5O@4S5; large white
$36O@39o; Early Rose potatoes. $1.S5Q q
1.40 oregon Burbanks, $1@120; Salinas
Burbanks, $1.35@1.5O Merced sweets, $2.1
@2.25; fancy California onions, 81 As; COM
mon, S1.25 green peas, 5@8c; green pep
pers, 25q35c; asparagus, S@12hc rhubarb,
5@7c; garlic 3Q5c; hothouse cucumbers,
$1.25@175; mushrooms, 5Oc@ $3.50; live tur-
keys 1S@21e; old roosters $3.50 q $50;
young. $SQ11; small broilers. s4@5; large.
$500; fryers, s7@S; hens, $5.5O@12; old
ducks. S6@7; young, s7@10; geese, $2@2. so;
young pigeons $1@1.25.
Receipts-Flour. 4SO2; wheat, 635; bar
ley, 4235; oats, 20 potatoes $500; onions
S25; bran, 10; middlings. 25: hay, 7Oi hides,
1886; straw. 8; wine. 21,90o.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
PRICES OF HOGS

CHICAGO, March 10.-The price of live hogs
at the stock yards here Is rapidly approaching
the Civil War times level fresh advance to-
day carrying the figures up to $1,000 hundred.
In 1865 the price scared to S13.25.
INDIANAPOLIS March 10.-Sixty hogs, aV-
eraging 265 pounds each, sold here today at
S11 10 per hundred.
CINCINNATI, March 10.-LAve hogs went to
$1OS5 a hundred pounds today, new record
for this section
ST LOUIS March 1O-Live hogs at the
stock yards here were sold for $lOS5 a hun
dredWeght.
CLEVELAND, March 1O.-The price Of live
hogs made new high record here today when
with jump Of 25 cents from yesterdays price
sales were made at $1o75 per hundred pounds.
Dealers say the scarcity of hogs may cause a
$11 market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 10.-Live hogs
here today sold at S10.55 a hundred.
SIOUX CITY, lava, March 10-Hogs ad-
vanced Is cents here today, selling at SlO.35.
ST. JOSEPH Mo- March l0,-Yesterday' S
hog price record beaten today when the
top was s1O.55 per hundred.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
grades. ss.75a4; Island, $50; broken

Japan grades. ss.7594; Island, $50; broken
$3.50.
HONEY-Extracted. water white. Ii. 10
7hc; extracted. white, &c; extracted. light
amber 6Q6hc: comb, water white. lib
frames 1G@17c; white, lib. frames, log
Ice; light amber, lib. frames. 100 lSc;
beeswax, lb soc.
LIVESTOCK-Packers pay T. b. Los
Angeles for beef steers, 8 &c; beef heiters,
484 CD5c; beef calves. 8 1ac; mutton, wethers'
IS 25Q5,75: ewes, $685. 25 lambs 63se;
hogs. 10c. ,
POULTRY-Large dressed turkeys. lh.
27c; do small. ID. 25c; large live. lb. 24e;
do small live, lb. 22c; large hens, lbs. up
H. zoe; small Pa to 3l2 lbs. lSc; broilers'
Ia 10 2 lbs. csc: frers, 2 VI to lbs 23c;
roast chicken, ID. zoe; duck, lb. 19c; geese
ii. 1Sc; squads. doz. $3.50; old ROSTERS, ID.
1Oc.
CHILI-Eyaporate strings. lb. $50 zoe;
loose lb, lie; Mexican black, lb. lSc; green,
lb. 2Oq 25c; chilli tepins, lb. sl.25; Japan
15c
HAY (Baled)-The following quotations
are furnished by the Los Angeles Hay Stor-
age Co. Barley, $12 .50@16. so; tame oat,
si5Q17; alfalfa. $1S .5OQ15; wheat hay Sl4
ola
MILL FEED--Bran, $3.50; whole corn,
81 S.; cracked corn, S1,90; feed meal $1.95
rolled barley, 1886; oil cake meal, $3.50;
shorts. s175; Keffir corn. 81; white oats,
s1 so: eastern red oats, $2.25; wheat ori-
ginai sacks. cwt s2.o5; wheat 1oO-lb sack,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
TORPEDO FLOTILLA
AT TARGET PRACTICE
Event Which Promises
to be Spectacu-
lar Sight

SAN PEDRO, March 1O.-The annual
torpedo target practice of the fiotilla
of ten boats will begin March Is and
continue one week. 1t will be held at
night and many visitors are expected.
For weeks the boats have been testing
and experimenting with their torpe-
does, to get them to run true to the
bulls eye on the target. Eight tor
pedoes will be fired by each boat at
the record practice, and the score will
stand as the official record of the
boats.
The torpedoes will be illuminated
when they go through the water by
flaming torch. making a spectacular
sight. The boats will run at speed of
% knots per hour when the torpedoes
are fired.
Heretofore the torpedo practice has
been held at Magdalena bay The fire
arms practice may be held there again
this year. The cruisers are holding
their annual target practice this year
in the Santa Barbara channel the
lease of the government on Magdalena
bay having expired, but the swell there
is considered too heavy for the tor
pedo boats 1t is possible that the fire
arm target practice may be held there.
This week the torpedo boats are at
ping pong practice. A small calber
rifle is fastened to the rapid fire guns
which, with a target at close range,
enables the gunners to practice sight
ing, loading and firing without using
ammunition. There is no recoil or
flash but an artificial flash is provided
to accustom the gunner's eye to real
firing by the use of an electric light
connected with the trigger.
The flotilla will leave San Diego
March "a and will not return until
after the firearm target practice, un-
less it should be decided to hold the
practice here.
The collier Justin arrived tonight
from San Diego with coal for the
flotilla.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
ARNOLD IN ILL HEALTH FOR
MANY YEARS; DEATH A SHOCK

PORTLAND, Ore, March 10.-Fred-
erick X. Arnold, manager of the Port
land Safe Deposit company, left this
city last Friday for Southern Califor-
MIA in search of health. He was ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E.
Northup. Mr.. Arnold, who was 60
years of age and a widower, has been
in failing health for several years, but
when he left here Friday it was not
realized that his condition was such
as to induce him to end his life.
In 1862, at the age of II, Mr.. Arnold
enlisted in the Forty-ninth Massachu-
setts, and in the assault of Fort Hud-
son, in Louisiana. in May of the fol-
lowing year he received a wound in the
arm. His arm had been useless since
that time and of late years had given
him considerable pain.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
WHAT GROWERS ARE DOING
IN GARDENS AND FIELDS
Tomato Culture Gives Good Returns
at Anaheim-3o0o Acres in Gel
cry in Orange County

Three tomato growers at Anaheim submit re-
turns for their last crop as follows; Mrs.
Dahlman netted $50 per acre the first year
and SlS3 for the second; Mr.. Bell reports $l8L80
and Mr.. Potter $50 per acre.
4ion will control 50 per cent Of next years
crop There will be 5000 acres planted
Arizona has developed a new branch Of hor-
tioulture for that section and is going ex-
tensively into onion growing. In the ella val
lev the Wright Bros.-not the aviationists-
are growing the odorous tubers Ia large guam
titles and with great success. They find onions
q profitable crop and will raise a large acreage
for 1910 but they will not have them all ready
for market at once. They hope TO have them
on at the rate Of about 200 sacks monthly dur
ing the ripening months.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
News of the Waterfront

SAN PEDRO, March 10.-Arrived: Steam
er Governor from San Diego; steam schoon-
er Raymond from Grays Harbor; steam
schooner Yosemite from Columbia river via
san Francisco; steam schooner Doris from
Grays Harbor oil steamer Whittier from
san Francisco; u. S. collier Justin from san
Diego
Sailed: Steamer Governor for Seattle via
San Francisco; steam schooner jim BuIier
for Willapa Harbor via Redondo ana pan
Francisco; u. S. revenue cutter McCulioch
for san Diego; steam schooner Katherine
for Eureka via san Francisco; schooner
John A. for Coos Bay in ballast; oil steamer
whittier for san Diego.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, March 1O.-The condition
Of the treasury at the beginning Of business
today was follows; Trust funds-Gold
coin, SS54,SG4 SG9; silver dollars. S4S7159,-
600; silver dollars of 1890, S3,S22, 900; silver
certificates outstanding, S4S7159, 900 Gen
eral fund-Standard silver dollars, S4,576,-
$40; current liabilities 100000, ,009; work
ing balance in treasury offices s21,06S,4 Az;
In banks TO credit of treasurer, $35,S6S, ,4O1
subsidiary silver coin, $21,3O7647; minor
coin. $1,147793; balance, SS1,369,657
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
COFFEE AND SUGAR

NEW YORK, March 1o--Coffee futures closed
steady points lower, late months having
eased off during the afternoon under European
selling. Part of the business in the way
of switches from May to later months
Sales. AZ, $50 bags. Closing quotations: March
and April, 6.95c; May, 10; June, 710c; August,
7lOc January and February, Z. 1Oc. Spot qui9t;
No. Rio, S%c; No. Santos, 9Ac; mild quiet;
Cordova, 9AQ12Ac.
Sugar-Raw steady; Muscovado, SO test, 3S6c;
centrifugal, SO test, 436c; molasses sugar, SO
test, 3.61c; refined steady; crushed, 545c; gran
ulated, 525c; powdered, 5.95e.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
Madrono in Commission

The lighthouse tender Madrono Is again
in connmIssion after several weeks in dry
dock at san Francisco Alterations have
been made in the pilot house and the DOW
has been raised The Sequoia has been pa
trolling The coast while the Madrono was in
tba hands Of mechanics. For several years
the Madrono has been alone in the work
and could not be spared long enough to
have the alterations made necessary TO
make her seaworthy.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS

NEW YORK. March 1O.-Evaporated apples
quiet; spot fancy, 10h911c; choice. 9Q9hc;
prime, 6l5Q715c. common to fair 6q6Ac.
Prunes firm; California up to 3O-4Os 2Hq9Mc;
Oregons, 6q9c
Aprieots easy choice, 1OhG11ho; extra
choice, 11Agl2Ac; fancy, 12dl3hc.
Peaches steady; choice, 6Aq1c; extra choice,
7Aq7l4c; fancy, 7AGSc.
Rasins firm; loose muscatel. 3%95%c; choice
to fancy, seeded, 5q69sc; seedless. 31z94Ac;
London layers, $l.15@1.25
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
COTTON AND WOOL

ST. LOUIS, March 1O.-Wool unchanged; me
dium grades combing and clothing, 2SQ2S
light fine. 21@26c; heavy fine, 14Ql9c; 7
washed, 20dS6c.
NEW YORK, March 10.-Cotton-Spot cl
quiet 20 points higher Middling uplands,
mdding gulf, 15.25c. Sales, 20OO bales.
Futures closed firm. Closing bids: M
14.S9c; April, 14S1c; May, 14.S6c; June l
July 1455c August 49, 9Sc; September. Il
october, 12.57c; November, 124lc; Decen
2.SSc; January, 12.S sec.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
BUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE

SAN FRANCISCO. aMarch 1O.-Fancy
creamery butter sec; seconds, 3lc; fancy
dairy, soc. New cheese, 1Gh 417lkc; Young
America, 1874 1899 Ranch eggs, 21c;
store 1870
CHICAGO, March 10.-Butter steady:
creameries 26@31c; dairies. 21a 25c Eggs,
steady at mark. cases included 21H022c;
frsts 23c; prime hrsts. 24c; receipts 522f
cases. Cheese, firm; Daisies, 16l5 @16&c;
Twins. 16hc; Young Americas, 16h Giles. C;
Long Horns, 16h q16%c,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
MARCH COPPER REPORT
SHOWS STOCK INCREASE

NEW YORK, March 1O.-An increase Of
S, ,724 653 pounds in copper stocks on hand March
] as compared with February l is shown by
the monthly report Of the Copper Producers
association. The report shows 1O7, 1S7, 992
pounds hand March l.
Production during February was 112,712, 493
pounds a decrease Of 3, 5,334 794 pounds com
pared with January.
Deliveries during February We're 103, ,9S7, $40
pounds. a decrease OF 55,522,219 pounds as com
pared with January.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, March 0-Cattle-Receipts
today estimated at 5000; market steady
beeves $5.2OQS.4O; Texas steers, S4.75Q
59O western steers. S4.S0@6.60; stockers
and feeders. $3,S0@635; cows and heifers,
S2.65Q6.6O; calves, $75OQ1O.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 5000: mar
ket 15q2O higher; light, $1030@1O.T5;
mixed, S10.35Q 5QI0.9O; heavy, $1035Q10.90;
rough, S1O.35q q10.55; good to choice heavy,
S1O55@10.9O; pigs, S9.50410.30; bulk Of
sales, S10.6O@1O.S0
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 10000;
market steady; natives. S5@S.10; Westerns
$5.50g8.1O; yearlngs. $ZS5W9.75; native
lambs. $8Q9.50; western, $S@9.60
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
CHEESE OUTPUT
GROWING LARGER
CONSUMPTION HEAVY AND
PRICES STEADY
Strawberries Luxury at IS Cents Box.
Continued HeaViness in
the Potato Mar
ket

Owing to meager receipts of strawberries
prices remain firm at 25e a box Berries
are served in homes of luxury and in big
hotels and high class restaurants
Egg receipts were 534 cases, about enough
for daily consumption. No change in quo
tations for at least one day in the week.
The best quality of tomatoes command
s. 25 a crate,
Potatoes continue in plentiful supply with
all kinds Of prices prevailing. The northern
section Of the state appears to be over
stocked with sDuds.
No change in prices for celery, onions or
asparagus.
Barracuda is scarce in the fish market.
Other varieties sufficient to meet the de-
mand.
Receipts of produce: Eggs. 5S4 cases.
butter, 1850 pounds cheese, 3lS5 pounds
potatoes 27O sacks; onions, 400 sacks; beans
500 sacks; sweet potatoes, AZ sacks; apples
25 sacks
The Anchor cheese factory is increasing
its production of cheese, and more northern
fresh stock is reaching the market so that
an easier feeling prevails in fresh goods.
Although several cars of eastern cheese
are rolling none have reached here lately
and the market is practically cleaned up
on eastern goods.
Portland advces report strong and ad-
vancing market for choice to fancy apples.
Sales of Newtowns have been made at So
per box. Spitzenbergs were scarce and held
in storage by only one firm.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
DR.. CARTER APPOINTED

DR.. W.. e. Carter was appointed as
sistant police surgeon yesterday by DR..
Charles e. Zerfing, chief surgeon, to
fill the vacancy left by the resignation
of DR. Charles w. Bonynge, who will
go to san Francisco this week. DR..
Garter stood highest on the civil SER
vice list.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
FRUIT MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO March 1o-Fancy ap-
Piles, 75cq$l; common. 50465c; navel
anges, I.25q1. 50i Mexican lines $50
$50; common California lemons. $2.50@3;
good TO choice. Sl.5O@2; fancy. si@1.25;
bananas, 75cqsS; pineapples, $29250.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11

Morning sales-10O0O Hawaiian IS 1914 1000
snring V W As 90; 5000 Cal Gas and Z 5s 9s@l
9G00 United Ry As 73ls; IS Alaska 50; 20 Assd
oil 47st; 25 Cal Fruit Can 1O1i2; 102 Central
Trust i20; so Pac Light pfd 70; 10 Pac Tel
com 4Ol6; 50 Spring w 49la.
Afternoon sales-1OOO Peoples w 5s 69i5, 5000
Oakland Tract Co IS 92la 5000 Oak Trans Gs
1871; 20OO l. A Pac Cal 5s 100; Is city Elec
52si; IS do SO; 10 Hawaiian 41h; so Hutchin-
SON 1Ssl: IS Northern Cal Power 52&; Is on
omea IS; 175 Paauhau 29la; 100 Spring Water
4glh: 90 do 499s
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11


steamer Trnculo from Panama.
Movements of Steamers
HAVRE-Arrived: La SaVoie New York
CHERBOURG-sailed: Kronz Prlnzessin
CeCilie, New York
QTEENSTOWN-Sa Oceanic, New
York. Frlesland. Philadelphia.
ANTOFAGASTA-Arriv Horneen, San
Francisco.
KOBE-Arrived: Stepehanots, Portland
Ore, and Seattle. for Shanghai
SHANGHAI-Arrived Bessie Dollar, from
Portland, ore.
NGAPORE-Arrived: Protestius, Liver
pool for Vancouver.
NEW YORK-Sailed: La Lorraine, Havre
Arrived: St Louis, Southampton; Celtic,
Alexandria.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
6O51h

1t will pay land investors to consio
the proposition Of Dawson, Smith
Mizener, room 219 p. Il. building
which appears on page Is of this issu-
1884
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
FRUIT SHIPMENTS

Oranges. lemons Totals
Wednesday, March .....,. 1865 10 10
Total to date this season. '233 1867 9S5-
To same date last season .96b3 1910 Il'-9
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
Produce Prices

Following are the Daily Market Reporter
and exchange board wholesale quotations:
EGGS-Local ranch candled, extra Sc
lected 2Sc local ranch, candled, &c; local
ranch, case count, buying price, 24c.
BUTTER-California creamery extras, 3
lb. roll, 67hc; do frsts, 2-lb. roll, 62hc;
eastern creamerey, extras, 62hc; cooking,
22c; ladle. 25c.
CHEEsE-Northern, fresh, zoe; large An
chor, 21c Young America, Anchor 21c;
hand Anchor, 22c; Oregon Daisy, 21c; east
ern singles, 1870 zoe; eastern Twins, 200 21c;
eastern Daisies, 21c; eastern Long Horn,
21c; eastern chedders. 20Q2ic; imported
Swiss, 3O@31c; Jack cheese, 23c; domestic
Swiss, 23c; cream brick, zoe; limburger, 20
a 21c; Roquefort, SSQ40c Edam, $500;
Canadian cream. box, 81.
BEANS-No. / pinks. s5.25 a $50; No l
limas. s475; No. l Lady washington, $3.50;
No. l small whites, $5.40@5.5O; No. l black
ewes, s45O@4.75; No. l bayous, $3.50; No.
/ Garvanzas. $3.50; No l lentils, California
PoTAToEs-Hi Highlands. cwt. s1.15@I5O;
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
NEW YORK

NEW YORK CITY, March 1o.-Ffteen cars
oranges, one mixed car sold. The market is
easier and lower. Weather clear and favor
able.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE

Special service to The Herald by J. c. Will
son, 212 West Fifth street. Los Angeles, mem
Der New York stock exchange. Chicago board
of trade. stock and bond exchange of san
Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
ROSTON

BOSTON, March 10-Eleven cars sold. The
weather favorable Market slightly easier.
NANEIS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-11
San Ernnclscn shlnning
Movements of Steamers
ARRIVE

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1O.-Arrived:
Steamer Saginaw from san Pedroi British
steamer Trinculo from Panama
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-10-14
A REGULAR BoLTER

great noise Is being made by the
&. o. p. machine organs about how the
Paulding Times has 'bolted Harmon.
They will tell you that the Paulding
Times is "the leading Democratic
paper in the northwest"
But be neither deceived nor disturb.
ed. If you knew the truth about the
Paulding Times you would only laugh
at the claims being made by the &. o.
n, machine organs.
Instead of being the leading Demo
cratic paper In the northwest" 1t is
not recognized AS Democratic paper
at all In Padding county where it is
published
The real, right, and regular Demo
cratic newspaper of Paulding Is the
Paulding Democrat, edited by n r..
Webster, as Is well known by all OF
the editors'of Democratic and Republi
can newspapers in Ohio.
Originally the paper now called the
IuuiuluB ilHeS WAS puDllhueu Nv
Grover Hill, small village in Pauld.
ing county, Some years ago when
Republican commissioners were elect
ed in that county the Times was induc-
ed to locate in Paulding so that the
official county printing could be taken
away from Websters paper and given
to this interloper, Suit was filed in
court to enjoin the publication of Of
fetal advertising in the Times, and
when this case was finally decided in
circuit court the court held that the
Times was not Democratic paper
within the meaning of the statutes
In every campaign the Times bolts
somebody. When the injunction case
was tried the only evidence offered
against the Times was its own files.
The court examined the various is
sues of the paper, and II was because
OF the record the Times had made for
bolting Democratic candidates from