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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-27
STOCKS ARE AGAIN ON TOBOGGAN,
SERIOUS LOSSES GENERAL
THROUGHOUT LIST.

few who are Of the opinion that any
such drastic action Is actually on the
Presidential schedule
Should the two cases now on the cal
endar Of the Supreme Court be decided
favorabIy 10 the Standard OH and To-
bacco Company. there would be no stop
nfue. the narket-and the decline has
certainly discounted part OF the worst
10 be expected
There was some little rally from the
low point. in some cases point. ia
Others fractions. but with SuCh lTregu-
Iarft- 10 doesn't seem 20 require speci-
fcaffonz-the quotations. ten the fun
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-27
TODAYS SALES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

L. :. Coupon As. 8, oooa114ss, $1,000
iI45s
Washington Gas Cert. s.. 105d10s.
Washington Railway and Electric IS,
81. 000GS7is
Potomac Electric Cons IS, 81 .010G1O1Ss
Potomac Electric SIS. s. ,O00Q109-
c. & z. Telephone Sc, 81, OO0d103%.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-27

NEW YORK. Jan 27--Clcse-In the
last hour there was a splendid rally, &C
Casioned 10y the covering OF: the shorts.
anxious 10 get their profits before they
were all gone The buyin s was also
accentuated by some good Investment
and speculative purchases on theory
that the prices were inviting In the
rally Me Hin stocks were the leaders.
actually scorinz some ltt'e advance
They are not mixed UP in any entang-
ling alliances, and can not be brought
under any ban.
Union Pacific recovered . points,
Southern Pacific is. ReadiH & ~. Penn
syIvarfz IS TO decidedly strong clos
Ing. on tFse theory Of an eSrEa dividend
in the near future Steel recovered ~.
Copper =. and Smelling soodly por-
tion Of the earlier loss Gould stocks
old not act much better, also South
western issues
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-27

y "a
recovery. in which the sEoIFs were run
IN freely. the market again met a heavy
volume Of liquidation immediately FOL
lowing 2. reasonably strong opening and
then dropped away nearly back 10 Ihe
low quotations Of TUESDAY IL was
thought that the sc Hing was largely
for the account OF The interests tnaJ
gave the market support yesterday y
The bears. Disguised with not being an'e
10 -ear the benefit -af their successful
efforts Of TUESDAY. bv the sharp adj
vance Of Wednesday morning were
vicious in their attacks on The list, but
thev also turned rather quickly 10 COW
ering, not to be caught again in the
same trap.
TIE market vas entirely laCkinE IN
vim and enthusiasm Ti1e Intention or
rHe Anaconda copper &C. To increase
~ar5rs1 stock SO as TO tal5e in a number
Of ranuer companies, Isl not taken on
the Street 10 mean that The big copper
merger viii 90 through. The mover1erlt
was taken To mean nothing more than
a timely lending 10 the expressed wal
Of the President IN his desire to elm
mate holding companies The Compal-
les that Anaconda intend u take over
ave held by the Anal Earaaled- The
announcement OF the AT2C 'nda's plan
coming late yesterday aNHunoon helpeg
Tho market. but the mu~S. deliherat q
consideration OF the propose ion did not
result in essential approval
There were -um0rs that A1nalgamatec
u-zs 70 be made market leader for
rafIvfrg purposes. IL and Anaconda,
Cou0Tad with another deduCIOn- that J.
p MORGAN was in favor OF an upward
movement in stocks at this time. al
though the reasoning 10y which this i'm
ference was reached IS moi eXa--tiy eyi-
dent Certainly the action Of -ae mar
lzer this morning offered. 10 c0ufrma-
ton OF such deduction
Steel May Be Pegged ADuDd 81 SIS
Il Is probable that Mr.. 2I1TEau and
some other leaders actually gave sup
mort 70 the list when the first hours
trading bought prices almost 10 the
lowest level OF the week, with Steel
common back to SIS. uearly~3 points on
from yesterday
The best Information obtalnaDle IS
that the insiders VIII fight To prevent
steel common from passing below this
uOf7r--HaI is about Se-z-anG with their
lighting ability acknCEV-l edged Il would
seem as II this might be peEEed as low
The technical position Of the market
has uuqUeStiOna5ly been strenEt neue,
By the liquidation Of wax pools and the
lowering Of values. Odd-lot b ing Is
being carried on to z, scale tEaC ISL
make Itself felt before Ions But such
cratic fluctuations as those Of yeSre--
dav snd today must be eliminated be-
fore the investor viii take hold with the
confidence that takes the market away
from the speculative element
Money Working Easier.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-27
Bears Again Make Fierce Onslaught Very Yielding
Wholesale Produce Prices
Eggs. Cheese. and Butter.

Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.
The prices given below OF poultry are Tor
wholesale. lots only. Jobbers' lots are rom
= to cent higher. Recssed eggs, oeh'
higher
Cheese-olew York fats. large, Per h. l67z
a-.c' small, per h.. 17a17Ikc.
Eggs-Nearbys, per doz. &c
'utter-Creamery. fancy, S2aS21zc; reno
vated. fancy. 2sa5oc: firm. store packed. Pc
H.. 22a2sc-
Poultry.
Live Poultry-Chickens. per h. 1sc: broil-
ers, lSalsc. hens, 1+5zc. boosters, &c y9uns
llI keys. toms. 20a21c. hens. &C
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys, per 3D.. toms
--a@5c- hens 23aS+c. chickens. 1SalScs mems
l5al6c- ducks. I5aI7c. capons, 10 average
sc small 21s22c-
Fruit.
AppIes-Per Dbl. s. OOa5o0; Florida oranEss
per box. 81. s5a2-50, California oranges. 25o5
80. tangertnes, per strap. S25oas-oo, grape
lIlll per box. 2s5a3-50. pineapples. per craze
sl-oe---VO' cranberries. per Dbl. s5-OJao-So-
Vegetables
Potatoes-Per bbI. 81 5Oa2s5 per bu-. sos
focs sweet potatoes. 81 5Ga2- Is, cabbage. Per
cwt-. 81 75a2-OO; onions. per bu. eoas5c, HUB
bard squash, per bbl.. Sl-25a1. 50; turnips. PEI
Dbl 75caS1- %. rutabaEas g. co. psrsnips. pei
box, e0a75c
Green GOods-Cucumbers. Florida, per has
ket. 2-00a4 %; string beans, per basket
s. 50a5-5O. Florida lettuce per basket s. Goa
l-1ts rad1shes. per 100. 81 00a2 60. spinach. Del
DOL Sl-ota225; California celery. per crate
st-5lza7-oos kale- per bbl-- s5a90c- Brussels
sprouts per ct. Sa121zc. Florida tomatoes
per crate 81 Ooa5. 90 Florida peppers, PEI
basket Sl-'5a275; caulifower. basket. a-5oa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-27
PRICES TODAY ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Couotafions furnished by " b Hobs Z
Co. bankers and brokers, Hibbs Building.
members Nc-v York stock Exchange, wash
ington stO.k Exchange. and Chicago Board
Of Trade.)
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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-18
NEW CLUB HOLDS
initial MEETING

The recently organized D. o. H.
club, being composed of ooys and
vounr men, held its first regular meet
;ns 1's IN the parlors of the Methodist
churob last owning and evolved plans
,or fitting Up the basement OF the
- ~,,eoe Into headouarters for
tine organization. Tho meeting was
~ ontbusIastio one, and all the boys
took a great Interest IN the plans
which are being outlined
pof,ro the meeting adjourned the
novs made an inspection tour OF the
..vroh basemeut- 1t was decided to
securo the services OF an architect TO
draw ND plans for the ciao rooms, inc
basement will be parutionea on INTO
a reading room, game ro0,n ana gym
nasIum There will also De snower
w Whon the work was completed the
,ooms will not only be thrown open
- the members OF the club. but also
- Tho Boy Scouts, the new organiza-
t,on which has just been launched in
this city AZ. -
vii, Give a reception In the parlors
- ,be church. at which oil boys and
,'ounc men. especially those who will
NOT he oble 10 spend Thanksgiving at
their homes. will be welcome. The
man of the d. o. r. organization is to
mako the homeless" young men and
-, fI ,hat they are welcome in
Ogden.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-18
CAP PTURE
MADE BY Police
TWO Young Men Are Naobed In the
House of Maurice M.
Johnson.

Salt Lake. Nov. 1S-Two daylight
burglars were captured at the home
of Maurice VI. Johnson, expert mining
engineer for the NewhouSe interests,
512 East Second South street, shortly
after O'Clock, Thursday afternoon,
by Lieutenant John Hempel, Patrol
man c j Carlborg ana Detective
Frank Wheeilng. Neither Of the burg
lars knew that the other was In the
house. The men arrested gave their
names as Charles Myer, "a years old;
and Ed Anderson, % years old
Miss Marguerite Redmond, who
lives across the street from the John
son residence, noticed one Of the burg
lars as he was entering the house
through a rear cellar window. She
telephoned for the police. The Off
GERS answered the call in Chief Bar
lows automobile.
The Johnson home was locked
when the police arrived the family
being up town. and tney were 10 ced
to crawl through a window to get
into the house
Burglars Are Found.
While Detective Wheeling went
through the rooms downstairs, Lieu
tenant Hempel searched the cellar,
where ne found one o. the burglars.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-18

love of Captain Gioyann, Severi, an
army officer. and the daughter OF a
wealthy family The officer hobbies
off to Africa, is reported killed along
with the rest of the expedition, but In
reality escapes and returns after a
fve-year sojOurn as the captive OF a
tribe of savages. In the meantime,
his sweetheart, distracted almost to
point Of insanity over his death,
seeks the Solace OF the convent and
becomes a nun. on the hero's return
he meets her and demands that she
fureswear her allegiance tC the church.
break her vows and marry him. She
battles against his determination, but
he finally gets her In his quarters at
the army post and there demands
that she sign a petition for dispensa-
tion that the pope may relieve her OF
heI VOWS. He induces her to sign by
telling her that he viii commit suicide
IL she doesn't He sees his mistake
and tears up the petition, and when
She Is about TO leave for n !eper colo
Iy. TO be lost TO the worm forever, he
rses a revolver with fatal results upon
himself, despite her efforts to take it
away
So Sister Giovanni Is left to spond
!he rest of her life in the service of
Cod, waiting patiently for the time
wien she shall join her lover in life
that Is without end
There are several other characters
In The. White Sister" They are
cnly incidental 10 the story and play
no important part Henry Stanford,
as the hero, is good. while James
O'Neill, in the role Of Monslgnor
Saraclnesca. wins instant favor
1t Is a strong defense Of the Catho-
lie church in one sense, although this
institution needs no play 10 strength
en- It's position Sometimes 1t gives
The prejudiced person an opportunity
TO deplore the eXactions " such iron
cad VOWS from the sister Yet the
play accOmplishes Its intended mission
and with its beautiful setting and re-
allstlc plot, it sends one away thinking
deeply arguing and satisfied.
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WIN
LEAGUE PENNANT I
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

By defeating the 14-A team yester-
day afternoon, the 1B football team
iail just claim to the championship of
the sub-high school. Without losing a
glme, the the lbs have twice defeat
cd the BIAS and by overwhelming
their only remaining rivals yesterday
afternoon the victorious eleven Is en-
titled TO the honors.
1t was an overwhelming victory for
the I-B team, the score being Is to 0
in It's favor. Although much lighter
tl.Gn their opponents, the lower class
boys literally walked away with the
HAS from the start and easily piled
up the tall score.
Ruby did the best work for the 1~B
team, securing a touchdown after be-
ing tackled by more than a nalf dozen
OF the opposing players. Becraft and
Jennings each scored touchdowns for
the winning team. Marshall was the
star player for the 1i-A team. Time
after time he blocked plays which
would have resulted In touchdowns
for his opponents.
The lineup of the teams in yester.
days game was as follows:
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Sl S=II. ! L. ~ / ! | Il
"THE WHITE SISTER,"

Some might call IT hypocIltical, 9TH
ers cynical. but the vast majority oil
Inc audience that thronged the ogden
tbeater last night left with much IA
vorable comment anent The White
Sister" and particularly Viola Aliens
portrayal of the character OF Sister
Giovanni Her acting stands out pre-
eminent. like the smallest mite of
vegetation upon an arid stretch of the
most deSolate desert She is real,
tragic, refreshing. convincing.
THE White Sister is a play that
has called forth a great deal of criti-
cIsm. Most OF it has been favorable,
albeit there has been a tinge OF sar-
casm streaking through the comment
which this play has aroused. Indeed,
there are number of faults TO be
found in it; but then, was there ever
a play that was lacking in It's faults?
In The White Sister one easily
recognizes the last effort of life that
mas been spent deDictlnG all sorts OF
tragedies, comedies, life problems
the last work of man WHO has made
thousands laugh ana weep and think.
1t is the last effort of n moth-eaten
brain, slowly 1lickerIng: the last pro-
duct OF the shooting fame. before the
light, that is slowly but surely dying
out dies, and IS gone,
1t is not improbable, yCt it is the
most startling bit of work that came
from the pen OF the celebrated Amerl-
c6n author-playwright, F. Marion
Crawford IT is the most daring. the
most decisive bit Of fiction that deals
with the Catholic church that has ever
been presented for the criticism Of
Inc world; and yet withal. the most
charming, the most edifying. and the
nest beautiful,
Briefly, It tells the story of the
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while a line Of cleverly arranged
smaller flags extended entirely around
the room about eight feet above the
floor.
At the southeast corner of the hall
another large flag formed pretty
canopy, under which the refreshment
Ing punch was served to the guests
by a committee OF the courteous
clerks. who found that serving glasses
of punch and tossing bundles of let
ters across swaying car required
about the same dexterity.
The program was a very pretty SOU
venir of the occasion, and was done in
blue and gold, with the Official en-
bicm of the railway mali service of
the postoGlcc department printed on
the first page Tho program, OF dances
consisted of twenty well chosen num-
bers, with appropriate music by Sal
ter's orchestra
The various committees in charge
OF The affair were as follows.
Committee on hrrangercnts-Ric
ard o. TuclIeT, Frank w Jocstin and
Charles w. Cummings
General Co-Omittee-Th homas G..
Wadsworth. BIdley ". Stone, Herbert
H. Snyder. John c Livingston. Arthur
L. Jensen. Leo ] Parry, Peter L. Ka-
len. Bert o. Morgan. Leo Winchester
end Eugene S Ransome
Floor Managers-Ri Richard o. Tucker.
Frank L. Kalen, Leo j. Parry. Charles
w Cummings. Thomas c. Wadsworth
and John c. Livingston
Chalrman-Ar,hur C. Livingston.
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RAID ANOTHER
GAMBLI c MOUSE

Another gambling house raid was
pulled off by the police last night
and the Turf resort received visit
from Detectives Pender and Burke.
Six men. including the proprietor, ].
A. Tyree were placed under arrest
and provided they do not forfeit their
bonds. viii be arraigned on charge
of gambling.
The names OF the men as they
were booked at police headquarters
were as follows; j A. Tyree, Joe
Williams, Frank steiner, James Peter
son. Henry P. Jones and S. Ruesi
All of the men arrested were at
tacheS Of the house and J. A Tyree
stood good on the bonds in the sum
OF 500 each.