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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-22
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.



BUTTER-Creamery fancy. 5Sa53 do. frsis. Ja
g. do. seconds 55a54: process. fancy 50: do. fair
70 good G7a1s dairy, choice. 3is5; do. good. Za25
stoIepacked. -5a24
CHEEsE-New York state factory fancy fats. la
l7is do. small. I7al7iz. do. large. l6lzaI7.
EGGS-NeaTby. choice. Tetunabe cases. 3: West
Virginia and Southwest Virginia returuabIe cases
3; Tennessee retumable cases, .; North Carolina
refuvnabie cases. >
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. spring. large. Is; do.
medium Is, do. medium small Is. hens. small Der
H. l5al6, do. large l5al6, ROSTERS per h. g.
ducks old. Is; do spring. lbs and over. IS; geese
ptr To-, l0al2. do. fancy l2alS. turkeys toms per
H.. 2a2l. do. hens, Ga2; turkeys thin, loal2.
keats. per d., IS.
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys. choice. undrawn.
hens per 10, BIAS; do, average, undrdwn, mixed
23824; chickens. per To-, l5als; chickens and hens
mixed l6al7; cap0ns. lib. average. Per h "a do
small. 2aZ3. slips. per ID. HAS hens choice. per
H., Is ROSTERS, per IT,, 10; ducks. 5al6; geese per
H.. lZlLalL
GAME-Rabbts. per dozen. 2cla2H; do. kits.
per dozen. Is; quail. PER dozen fancy 500; do
small, l0oaL5O; squirrels. zach. ja6, opaSums. each
Sa55.
DRESSED MEATS-Hams. country sugar cured.
l6als; hogs. small and neat per crt-, Il; do ne
dunn 10 heavy. l0l2. do. rough. 7'sa5-
DRIED FRUITS-Appes. sliced. fancy 5'9a5: do
sliced bright, SASH: do. quarters. bright 5: cher
ries l2sl5; blackberies, i whoTtlebeUies, l2iz
VEGETABLES-POtat per Dbl, L50al75 do
sweet, per bbL. new. L25al.5o; vans per Dbl. LOO
al25.
GREEN FRUITs-Apples, loose, FER Dbl. LN
ais
SUNDRIES- BeesWaI. E9a31. talloW. 6s6lk ginseng
per h., 500a5.50; seneca, per h., 90 golden seal
40a45; pink, l2al4; mandrake, 2a3; snake root s.
walnut kernels dr. lglzal5: walnuts per 100 lbs IS
WOOL AND HIDES-WOol. unwashed. free OF
burs. per h., 2a29i WOOL bury. per b.. 25a2S
hides, green per b. IL do. dry, l3a6; sheepskns
green each. 75alO0 sd0 dry, Z5a6O; ealisSins green
each, L5al75: muskTat. each. 60: do, black g.;
do, kits q; skunk. each. black 250a3O %; mink
each. 4O0a5O); rabbit skins each. /; opossum, each
SOa5J raccoon. each, 5la1OO; fox, red, each. LO1a
80; do. gray. each, 75al0o
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Storms a Handicap in North, but Good Reports
Come from the South

New York. Jan. PR. 6. Dun & Co s
weekly review Of trade tomorrow will
say:
The disturbance IN wall street is ap-
parently without effect on the Industrial
and trade situation which. measured by
the best tests, continues in a healthy and
active condition. The decline in security
values has not interfered with financial
markets, which. In some important re-
spects, are improved. as is evidenced by
the decline in the Bank Of England rate
of discount 10 4l-2 per cent. Bank clear
ings in New York show gains of 3O.6 per
cent and 90 per cent over 1863 and 1906.
while outside New York the Increases are
Ill and 22.9 respectively, while for the
two weeks of January railroad earnings
increased 9.35 per cent over last year.
The conditions In the iron and steel
trade show continued Improvement Most
Of the features OF the dry goods market
are satisfactory and the decline In raw
cotton will prove helpful with the manu-
featured product,
Commercial failures this week in the
United States are 30 against Sl2 last
week 80 the preceding week, and 3lS the
corresponding week last year Failures
In Canada number 80, against Sc last week,
% the preceding week, and a last year"
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by w. B. Hbbs & Co.. mem.
bers q The Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs Building
Chicago, Jan. a,-Wh~at opened so higher. in
sympathy with the strength 10 cables Local pro
fcssonas and shorts were buyers Of May and there
was scmc prominent buying Of July hy commission
houses lack q pressure. dHe % light offerings
was Jha feature most q The session. and Lhg MaT
kct responded easily 70 any good b5yiHs. North
western markets. Jed IN strength early our market
responding mere fully later Minneapolis reported
good demand for car lots. with premiums strength
euiug. There was rather a better milling demand
locally Selling against upward indemnites helped
TO Keep the advance iu check. The market has net
as yet recovered nall Of the recent decline, and
many people who are friendly 10 wheat have not
reIuStated lines sold out ON the break. Local car
lots p with j ,timate3 fof tomorrow.
Corn had a hym untert5ne throughout the session,
and as m wheat light offerings were noticeable
The volume Il trade was lighter and professionals
inclined o. hammer the marsct The strength Ia
wheat LClpgd corn valves. The weather vas again
unsettled aud was sn influence. Cash prices were
y % a cen, higher Local car lots is. with l95 eg-
timated fer tomorrow.
Oa1s ruled strong after a steady opening Cash
houses were good buyers with commission houses on
both sides u the market Local professionals sold
early and covered the advance The cash mar
ktt was firm a. z 10 4 cent advance with demand
g1cl. Local car lots IS, with 90 estimated for Co
morrow.
Provisions were eighty lower at the opening
with hCgs Offerings we're rather light and biyiug
credited % packers and stOckyards interests brought
about sharp rallies. Realizing al thu advance
caused partial setback, The closins was firm
Cash trade fairly good
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Jan 2.-BUTTER-R Receipts today
were 5gJ packages. The market is torheavy ard
outside prices f-r free movement. Trade was dull,
and despite moderate offerings Of table grades ~
ce'9s found It difficult 70 effect ceanuces
creamery specials, 81 creamery extras, 81 creamery
trs,s So, creamery held specials. - state dairy
finest % ITucess specials -. Western imitation
creamery tr-ts. D package STOCK 30. ]. =
tHEEsE -kecpUts to-day were SIS boxes The
market Is unchanged Ia tone and rriras State flIl
cream special. Is, state fun cream September
fancy, m State fancy October best ls4 state
SKINS IL H.. specials. li1i State skins. fine
winter made. =
EGGs-Recsipts to-day wcrc 55e raseN The mar
ket is showing signs q weakness on acrpuut Of dull
trade and Prospective heavier receipts II new laid
Nearby heHHery white fancy. s. state Pennsylvania
Drown henccry fancy. g., tresL-ga-1ared extras IS
refrigerator special marks, p; lined ecgs. choice
cil-
MlLk-The wholesale price is yI.9l peE forty-quar,
can delivered il New Yorz.
AILLFEED-Strrnger quiet trade. sTring ban.
--ea3tS standard middliugs Is 00a1s =. CITY bran
3.i3. in bliE, Western red dog. $50. 20 ArrtTe
Uintcr wheat bran, IL I00pulad sacks. TO arrive
80
TS-Strpuger. moderate business. Ma. 2 white
5oa511a, No white 5ia5i1 No white 55a551
natural and clipped white, track. 54a5,-z
FLDi R-Steadr: mrs}efats ingu!ry Kansas
sirashts. 5Ea50. IN sacAs s1ft straiShts. s5a5 -
IN hare!s spring PATENTS 575a600 in barrels; spring
clears 4T5a.h0
RYE FLoUR-Steady; moderate DEALING Good
10 choice hands quoted a. L8hlGl
BUCKWHEAT FIOUR-NeF o. a-rive is quoted
40 2Ga205 with small trade
CORNMEAL-Str0ug. hIldering trade Kilu-dred
Tor export. 3f5a3 80. C1arse meal IN bags LaoaI44
HAY-Kf0ipts 80 tons, strong. good demand
Prime timothy. ., No J. LIS; No. 2 10; No. 8
l.ulaIC5.
STRAW RECEIPTS, nonsi dali light supply.
Long ne s5ag0
BEEF-stsady, inquiry mojerate. Mes. I60Ca
ESQ. family. l2BaI361
PORK-Steady; trade inactive. Mess. 80: fam.
lis. 300
LARD-Steadv, trade slow. Prime Western. L3I5
city. 275; refined continent l5 -. South America.
AS refined Brazilian. kezs j. 8 oleosrcarine l6i-
lard steaTine slow. New YORK I54.
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New York, Jan. 21.-Bradstreets review
Of the state of trade tomorrow will say:
Trade reports are Of the usual midwin-
ter character. rejecting widespread in
clement weather. and also considerable
unsettlement. due to commodity price
fluctuations. outdoor activities, such as
building, are, of course, retarded, and
bad roads affect country trade. Trans
portation interests have. perhaps. been
most seriously affected by storms. which
have delayed shipments and crippled mo-
tive power
BEST reports come from sections like
the Southwest where the weather is bet
ter than Of late: and parts of the South
also show Improvement a marked dispo-
sltlon being shown to belttle the recent
sharp decline in cotton prices. particular
~ future quotations. Travelling men are
now numerous on the road and good
spring orders are being received by the
jobbers, while the reports as to far flu
ture trade are still very satisfactory.
There is less fear of damage from ice
gorges in Western rivers, and the in
creased amount Of water in Eastern
streams IS helping manufacturing indus
tries along their banks Indoor industry
generally is very active. manufacturers
being employed"
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Jan. a.-Quotations furnished by the
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are as
follows:
BUTTER-Creamery. extras. separator 36lzay71a
do imitation. 26a27 do. prints lz-lb. Sass; do.
lib. Sass do. blocks. 2-lb. 35aS7; do. dairy
prints Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia. 2ia25
do Iowa and Northwestern ladle. 2lsZ5.
EGGS-MaTyland. Pennsylvania. and nearby irsts
per doz, Sc; do, Eastern Shore Maryland and
Virginia. per doz., 95 Western frsts, per dcz.. So
do. West Virginia. per doz.. So no.. North Caro-
lima. per doz.. So
DRESSED POULTRY-Turkeys. choice young.
small. per h.. Ea23; medium 10 large Ter h. 20a2l
do. fair to good. per h.. lSa39. old toms per h.
70: chickens. straight young per b. small, 49, do.
mixed. young and old. per ID. Hal5. ducks choice
fat per To-, BALI capons large per H., q medium
per To-, ua22; small and slips per b. l9a2); geese
choice nearly per h.. Pals, Western and South
err per H.. llal2
LIVE POULTRY-Old hens. heavyweight PER ID.
Il: do lightweight. per h. Is; old ROSTERS per
H.. 10; Young chickens choice, rer h.. l6c; rough
and poor. per H., Il. turkeys hens choice Per b.
Dali young g0hblers. per H.. l9a2J; old toms per
To-, IS, rough and poor per b.. ual2; geese, West
ern and Southern, per h., IA; Maryland and Viz
ginia per h. Is; do Kent Island per b.. I6;
pigeons young pair. g; do. Old per pair %: ducks
large. per h., II; do, small to medium, Per H.
10; do white Pekins per b., l3al4 guinea fowl,
old. each, .; do young IL lbs and over. 70.
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat. new per bushel. l06aLD: corn
shelled. Ter bushei 7sa7s; cob. 350a375 Ter bbl.
cats. Western, white No 2 per bUshCl 55aj6
mix&, FER bushel. 5aa. bran. Ter ton. d %; mid
ding Ter ton 200.
HAY AND STRAW-Hsy Western. No. !, IsO0a
80. No p l65al700; mIyed. I6GaI653; loose al
local scales. HooaIT00. Straw. ne bundle l6ya
100; straw. rye. machine thrash. so0a9O. straw.
wheat. Per ton, 60A69; straw cat, peg ton, asa
ia
sEEDS-Alsike, per bushsl, s00as75; clover, Der
bushel s5a9O. timothy. ger bIsheI LeoaZZ5; erin
son clover. Ver bGshel l0Coali00
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Jan. n.-CATTLE-Receipts 3las head
Steers were very dull and trife easier. bulls and
thin COWS steady; good medium and fat COWS a
shade lower: the yards were about cleared Fair To
prime steers sold at 565a660 per 100 pounds; bulls
at A2a5.00; cows at 2s5ai6). Dressed beef WAS
quiet at about steady at sasalla per pound for ma
tive sides Liverpool and London cables quoted
live cattle steady at lZalf5 per pound dressed
weight refrigerator beef finer at l0h per pound.
GhLY BS-Rec spts. 657 head. VeaIs were about
steady. quality considered; barnyard and Western
calves easier one car Of Westerns unsold. Common
to fair veals scld at 7,9Oal1cO per 100 pounds cs
at 6J0 common barnyard calves at 365; Western
calves, 500; city dressed Veals full steady at loal6
per pound; country dressed firm at salsis
SHEEP AND LAMB5-Reoeipts. 29h cars Sheen
were barely steady; lambs slow and 5e lower; two
cars were held over; common TO fair sheep sold at
4Ga5eo per 100 pounds; good TO prime lambs s25a
s.50 Dressed mutton slow at Sail per pound .
dressed lambs weak at l25al5 country dressed hot.
house lambs slow at Sgall00 per csrcass
PIGS-Recaipts. 1874 head Prices were about
steady Light Pennsylvania pigs sold at $50 rz 100
Duunds- Country dressed hogs unclaimed,
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Chi-aEp. Jan. 21.-Ldve hogs were easier. The r.
ceipts were estimated az 2Go. left over from yes
teriag 96.5. estimated receipts to-mC-7ow. 5000
Official receipts yesterday 2S2. shipments. 74l
Bulb Of prices si5aS60 lights ADDS 80: butchers
825as 60; heavy. s 3las70, rough. heavy. s5aS IS
workers. sfasH PIGS. 7l0asl5
Cattle were steady. Estimated receipts 500
Beeves 4Ona7.5o; COWS and heiters 200s5 90, Texas
steers 3s0s4 50, stocksrs and feeders. Zsa5 .
Western. Ae0a6O0
Sheep we're steady Estimated receipts, 5000
Natives. 4Oa60: Western, 40oa5C0. yearlings, 67i
a600. lambs 6.EaS75; Western. 6EaS-5
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE Extra. per cvt., 45oa5O0; do, butcher
350a400; do, common, 200d3O.
HOGS-Per cwt, gross. SOOaS0; do. ordinary.
per cwt.. 7.50aSO0.
sHEEP-Prime, clipped, 4Ooa45o; common. clip
ped, 20Oa3O0.
LAMBs-Choice. spring, per b., 8; medium, spring
per h.. 61ka7.
CALYES-Prime. per b.. 81; medium per h..
S15a9; grass. per h., 4a5
COWS-PTime. fresh, each, 3500a45oo: d. com
mon. each. S.OAaso.Oo: do. old and dry lOOOal5Oo
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WALL STREET NEWS
Recovery MOvementin Stocks
More Pronounced.
BRITISH ASPECT IS PLEASING
Continual Gains by Conservative
Party in the Election Aid the
London Market - steel Common
Closes Five Points Higher Than on
neutrality-suspicious. Aided Bears.

New York, jan 2-The recovering
movement in stock market prices which
set in yesterday became pronounced to-
day. The London quotations for our
securities again came higher than they
did on the day before. and the whole
English market was plainly under the
influence of the much more pleasing
aspect cast upon political affairs tn Great
Britain by the continual gains made by
the Conservative party in the elections
Here at The outset OF business our own
market hesitated a little. ana further
drives were made by the speculative eie-
ment hostile TO values, These exhibited
their greatest force in Amalgamated Cop
per stock and succeeded in forcing the
price OF the stock 10 lower level than
any previously touched in the present
year. The Rock Island common shares
were also again under visible pressure.
Nevertheless the main tendency Of the
market soon became manifest
Buying on Increase.
Buying OF the prominent stocks in-
creased in volume and persistency and al
this continued until the close of business
when the highest prices Of the day were
as a rule. shown and a record of advances
made, varying IN general from 1 TO .
points. The leading stock was Throughout
United States steel common, and 1t closed
five points higher than its low point
on Wednesday. The course Of the Stee
common shares throughout the recent de-
cline has been obviously such as to sug-
gest that developments OF some impor.
lance concerning them are impending.
The general opinion that an increase II
either the regular dividend rate upon tht
stock will be made at the meeting OF the
directors, TO be held on the coming Tues.
day. or the declaration of an extra dis
tribution.
Hooking Incident Not Ended.
Doubtless the chief factor Of influence
in the market to-day was the large retire.
ment Of speculative contracts for the fal
in stocks The Hooking Coal and Iron
incident gave much assistance this week
to the bear operators. and indeed. there
arc those in the financial district who
hold the opinion that this scandalOus af.
fair was deliberately sprung upon the
market for the purpose OF inducing llqui-
dalton and if possible Of getting up a
panic.
Be this as II may. the total short IN
terest IN the market is or, at least, was.
up to the opening of business this morn
ing larger than 1t has been at any time
within recent months, and its retreat to-
day was manifest
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W r. Hibbs & Co.,
members q the New York Stock Exchange Hipbs
Building
New York. Jan. n.-Co,ton vas irregular within
narrow limits-a welcome change 10 commission
houses. after the recent swings q 60 20 20 points IN
Gay. The tone was IN the main stronger CO..
erlng q shorts and continued heavy nquidau1n by
Lycrpool and the continent 4 transA tautic stgad
dies Prices advanced Gnally about SlS bale.
Spot sales iu Liverpool we're l000 bales some
spot Interests here were buying - were sp5uners-
spot markets. were reported generally firm
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Car Victim Sues for 10000.

Edward L. Kengla yesterday filed suit
against the Capital Traction Company for
5000 for personal injuries. Kengla claims
that while a passenger on a car Deem
Der Is 1903. he attempted 10 alight near
Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, when the car suddenly and
without warning started, throwing him
to the ground
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Regilar call al Il O'Clock noon.
Potomac Electric Light IS. 100 az 10
Washington Railway and Electric common, , al
Az
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. . at
s9iz G az sex.
City National Bank % 40 10
Security Storage Warrants $50 Al 100.
After call.
Lanston Monotype % at slH r5uyer 60l.
Washington Railway and Electric Is so AZ s.
Following are the bid and asked prices On yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS RUNDS
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Jan. 2l.--Money On call at the stock
exchange today opened at ~ Der cent, highest 4.
lowest 3iI closing So per cent. Most Of the days
loans were made at so per cent
Time money was in fair demand, and brokers Of
fCrgd 10 moderately
Lenders were disinclined 10 make concessions In
rates which quoted az 4aia per cent for sixty
and ninety days, AZ for four months, 4I4a4lz per
cent for five and six months.
Mercantile paper was IN fair demand, with most
Of the BUYERS holding for the higher-named rates
A good assortment was shown. Rates 4ika5 per cent
for sixty 10 ninety days Endorsement sI1s5 for four
70 six months single names 5ia per cent for Others
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. b. Hibbs & Co.,
members New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing
Call money; Orsn, 81; high. 4; low, 81 close, 81
SALE OF STOCK BY HOURS.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

While you think of 1t, telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald,
and bill will be sent you at cent q word.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Co., mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs Build
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Largest Morning Circulation.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-02
Christian Church

The matter of services will be
in charge of a pulpit committee
turing my absence at Manzanola,
Colorado. | am to Commence
series of meetings on Dec. 4th
and continue near three weeks.
Our splendid chorus met on
Monday evening in response to
call of the pastor and Mrs. Nc
Millen for all the members of all
the choirs in Paouia and also all
the lovers of music in and near
town, most of the members of the
church choirs and some of the
choIrs in full number were pre-
sent for the first practice.
We expect the concert to be
the most elaborate and splendid
musical exercise ever rendered on
the Western Slope. and if the in
terest continues the new church
will be proven too small TO ac-
commodate the people of Paonia
who will want to attend on Christ
mas night. the seats will be free
as 'ong as they last.
These have been busy days and
nights for US as we have been set
Ting up on the old score and pay
ing off all the liens and mortgages
which have stood against the
church and made it so embarras-
sing for US. There may ue few
things IN detail LETT over until
after Christmas but practically
everything will be fully settled
Dec. l, 1910
Our meeting vil commeace
some time during the holiday.
and we are hoping to have :
prosperous and happy meeting.
The young mems class of our
Sunday school will be taught by
Prosesso, Hussong during my ab
sence of three Sundays.
The Ladies Missionary Society
will conduct the service Dec. 4th
l-Chas. G. Stout. pastor.
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-02
ReIonia The Core Of the Apple Country

ingly to the proposal to build
tunnel. that eighteen miles of dis
tance could be done away with as
we'll as 1000 foot climb which
is necessary now. This tunnel
Mr.. Evans says. has been recon
mended by experts. who estimate
that it would cost approxIm atelA
s4,000.000
Should the Moffat road officials
decide to build the cutoff to
Dotsero in all probability the
original plan to build separate
line into Salt Lake City, would be
abandoned and the main line oil
the Moffst road would end some
where in Routt county. Colorado
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-02
Bits of Wisdom

If the elevator 10 success is
stopped-try the stairs
Nobody without some pepper
in him is worth his salt.
Don't call on your neighbor
just TO borrow something.
The doors of opportunity are
marked Push" and Pull.
Tell your wife how we'll her
cooking tastes and what good
butter she makes.
Now is a good time to nail
loose boards on the barn and
sheds and TO replace broken glass
in th- windows.
Time may be money. but the
average man would rather give
you two hours talk than l:nd you
= quarter.
Cultivate the friendship of every
farm animal. from the dog to the
horse. The man who has not
friends Of this kind is not apt to
have many elsewhere.
II we would devote even one
hour each Saturday morning to
the little postponed hxing-up
tasks. how much we might add to
the general appearance of things.
When you want legal advice.
hunt up some man who would
rather help you to keep out of
trouble than to get you out after
you are once in up to your knees
The Paonia newspaper., 1910-12-02
Ault-C -Cady Wedding
Wednesday, High Noon

A very pretty wedding was
solemnized at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. M. E. Ault
on Stewart mesa Wednesday of
this week at high noon when Miss
Elsie Mabel Ault and Mr.. Albert
J. Cady, son of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
S. Cady of this place were united
in marriage. The ring ceremony
was used, Rev. Charles G. Stout
of the Christian church officiating
in the presence OF relatives and
friends. The bride was hand
somely gowned in white silk with
white silk net over dress and
carried an immense bridal wreath
of orange blossoms interspersed
with pink and white bridal roses,
the gift of California friend. The
groom wore the conventional
black. Immediately folio wing
the ceremony an elaborate course
dinner was served to the twelve
who composed the bridal party.
From two o'clock through the
entire afternoon the house was
thronged with invited guests who
came with costly gifts and best
wishes for the happy bride and
groom. At this reception a dainty
lurch was served
The young people will go 10
. Gunnison tor several weeks where
Mr.. Cady is employed and Later
will return to Paonia to make
their home.
Newspaper joins their host ol
friends in extending congratula
tions and wishes for them all the
joys of long and happy weddec
life with trimmings ht tor king.
and queens.