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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Noy. l6-BUTTER-R Receipts Il ls2
packages The market steady table grades. but
trade continues quiet. Creamery specials. IS: do.
extras IA, do. held specials S2aa2s do. held tx
mas S0issslit state dairy. tubs, finest. 3eaSl.
CHEESE ReceiIts 53S boxes The market I'M
changed in tone and r7ices The demand IS fair for
the season aud the tone strong. State whole milk
specials, lsissi5 do. eoored, l5ls do. white lSa
l5R do. large coiC1ed ljll: do. OctOher, large and
small hest l4z
EGGs-Receipts. sS,6 cases. The market is *.
cited and, with continued scarcity ~ fresh eggs.
prices jumped la3c pr dozen. State Pennsylvania.
aud nearby heuneyy. white. fancy. 52aa5; do.
browns 40ai2 fresh gathered selected eNtIas Sa3s
do. extra dTsts 5saS5; do. hFats Soa-Si do, sec
ends 2s29.
MILLFEED- STEADY: moderate trade. Spring
bran. G75; standard middlings. $50; Western red
dog $50 20 arrive. winter wheat bran, in l00-lb.
sacks. % arrive. 2i.f city bnn IN bulk. "a.
OATS-Finni more demand. No 2 white, So
No s white 31ia: No g. g standards s.. elevator
basis white On track SAL
FLOUR-Steadyi fair business. Kansas stTaishts.
leads IN sacks soft sfraights Al5ai95. Ia bar
rels; sTring patents 5-Sa5.s5. in barrels; spring
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR Supply small trade duh.
Choice quoted AZ 20Q.
RYE FLoUR-steadg; inquiry moderate. Choice
brands quoted az 80aAs5
CORNMEAL~-steady; inactive business Kiln
dried, fer export 2eo coarse meal In bags Iltal Is.
HAY-Receipts. ISIS tors. fair inquiry for good
grades Quotations are: Prime timothy LIS: No. l.
LloaIl2ia. No. 3 8aI05. No. g. aaSa
sTRAW-Reoipts. 80 tons; trade Inactive Long
rye quoted az go
BEEF-Sieidy; demand moderate. Packet. Is Ea
l660: family I9OaaI9 %
pORK-steady; fair trade. Mess 1850 family.
2i0a5.O
LARD-weaker. Prime Western. ll.so; CITY. Ills;
refined continent Ills; South American l27S: re-
hned Brazilian an kegs 1915: oleotearine lO1alOs
ard stearine dull; NesF YORK. l3
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Nov l5,-CORN-stock in elevators
l2s,S55 bushels. Shipments from elevators. ssh
bushels Cob earn. go per barrel; white stock.
Is less Quote: Track. yellow domestic delivery.
o0lea6l. sales-5,000 bushels year 50ls Contract
opened lower year corn, sos nominal spot mixed
corn early IS nominal and January was tg5s
nominali February brought sos nominal and March
sold at 50A nominal Settling price for coptract Sc
FLOUR-WinteF extra, 390a350; do clear 3.7sa
3.e5; do. straight lOa4 25 do, patent 45sa9 70;
spring clear, new. SS5a425; do straight SOFAS 25
do, patent 5a5.40: City Mills best patent IS;
do. high-grade patent, As5 do high grade straight
465; do, choice family, 40 do, extra sSoa3 So;
rye hour. medium to choice, 4.ooa42s cornneaI 100
lbs.. l.Soal4c. BuekWheat Hour per 100 lbs. . ga
21
OATs-stoek in elevators. 456s2s bushels: ship
ments from elevators s.i& bushels No white.
81 sales standard white. SisaS6h No white. s6za
S6l4 No white, S6a3sA
RYE-Stock in elevators. l2,G1 bushels. ship
ments from elevators. 4 bushels No NE Western
domestic, sSasl; No. 2 rye. domestic slaSa baa
lots. to quality and condition, 7Oa75; No. 3 rye
Western. domestic. 7sa7s; No rye near by. Z5a
IS: No. re near BIZ. 73a4
WHEAT-5tOck IN elevators. ae4, l02 bushels; ship
ments from elevators. 1852 bushels Sales: cars
No. 2 red spot. $50; cars No red spot 81:
600 bushels December, IS. Contract opened Hrner;
spot, 9iasls; No red early was 9is9ih while
spot No . red Western brought siNa9iit. Deem
Der sold at eiAae5& and January at 9Is nominal
while February brought Oh nominal Settling prices:
For contract. 9iik No red Western, 9l5k; No. 5
red. 9lA; steamer No. 2 red Western, so1s stsamsr
No. red Western O.
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RAILWAY PROBLEMS
DIFFICULT TO SOLVE
Mr.. Bishop Talks of Boston
and Washington Service.

I'VE have our street railway problems
in Boston. just as you do in Washing
tom said Mr.. George w. Bishop, of Bos-
ton, who for fifteen years has been one
OF the three members of the Massaehu-
sets Railway Commission, TO a Wash
ington Herald reporter yesterday, Our
principal problems there. as here, are
overcroWding and ventilation. Both are
difficult Of solution. have seen seventy
cars between the Public Library and the
entrance 10 the public gardens, all crowd
ed. and the cars so close that they al
most touched each other. The capacity
OF the surface roads is taxed 10 the
| utmost, because no more cars can be run
In the matter of i'll ventilation. too. II
is extremely difficult 10 find a remedy
In regulation. We are working to better
conditions, but we have not. as yet, been
fully successful
rs there any sentiment in Boston re-
garding cross seats ami longitudinal
seats?"
There is little expression of sentiment
one way or the other w have cars
equipped with both characters of seats.
but there is no agitation on the subject F."
Mr.. Bishop talks Interestingly about
the duties OF his commission, which has
large powers, extending even 70 the in
vestigation OF the issue OF stocks and
bonds for increased capitalization He
says, however, that few orders are IS
sued, inasmuch as the traction and steam
| companies work in harmony with the
commission, and when complaints arise
there is a conference. which generally
results IN the conditions being remedied
through mutual agreement We have. Of
course he said, "a very great number
OF complaints. but we do not sympathize
with those that are unreasonable or
trivial"
what ought Washington 20 do in the
way Of securing more rapid transitg
he was asked.
at seems TO me-" he replied. that this
| is the greatest problem here. Congress
will never allow you to deface your beau
| tiful streets and avenues with elevated
roads and the subway system Is too ex-
lpenslve to warrant its construction for
/ the comparatively small amount OF traffic
/ here. We are confronted IN Boston with
somewhat similar conditions, FOR although
we have an elevated road. the travel TO
| the suburban towns and cities extends
| in all directions. I do not know what
| you viii do here when your population
I I'm the unimproved portion OF the District
and In the suburban towns increases, but
the problem will have TO be met some
day
/ Mr. Bishop. who is attending the ses-
sion OF the national association, is a
thorough believer in street railroad con-
sOlidatiOn 7 believe" he says lin regu-
/ lated monopolses. I know that a few
years ago II cost ten or fifteen cents 10
travel around Boston and now you can
go thirteen or fourteen miles for five
cents There is an advantage in consoll-
dalton when II is held in check so that
| the interests OF the public are safe
guarded.
4 While IN Washington Mr.. Bishop Is
making a study OF the local street rail-
way system and expresses himself as
pleased with what he has observed. both
as to the appearance Of the cars and
| their operation.
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Baltimore. Nov. IS-BUTTER-Cresme fancy,
per H.. 32saS3. do. choice. aa90is; do. good. "a
.: de-. imitation. 22a2i: do prints. ;5a3i; do,
blocks. 0aH ladle na8 Mapland and Pcnnzyt
vania rolls. Zaos Ohio rolls. 21s2i West Virginia
rolls. zA24; Ohio rolls. 2a2l West Virginia rolls,
2a2i: ore-pa-ked q; Maryland Yirginisl and
Pennsylvania dairy Prints. 2lz process butter. pa
"a.
EGGS-Maryland Pennsylvania. and nearby AFsts.
per d0z.. 81, Western iTsts IS, southern fRts. 81
West Virginia frsts 81 guinea eggs. Der doz-, 1al5
LIVE POULTRY-Chiekens young. choice d.. Is
ala de-, rough aud peer llane; old hens, 10,
heavy b. do small % medium. n old ro5sters 9.
ducks old, h. FAB; do. young white Pekins fat.
l4al5; do yoaug Musc1vy ard mongrel a do, pud-
die old l3aA: pigeons old pair. % do. young 1a25
guinea fowl young. il lhs. and over. each. 70: d.,
Young small each Z5a31 do Old each. =; geese.
near By, per H.. -; do. Western and southern.
IS; do, Kent Conty, IS; turkeys young. s lbs and
over H. lsal9; do. old. H.. HAS; do. rough and
poor, ID. Izsi3; do. heavy. each. l5oal55.
GAAIE-Pheasants. selected. each. l50a2oo; do.
No. birds, 55alo0, rabbits. choice % fancy. doz.,
275a300; do fair to good 2ea2 % do poor. small.
common stock L20al5o; partndges large, ful-grown,
doz. A50a5O0: do. small or ff-binis 2O0a20; Wild
turkeys Per H.. sa0.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By q. B. Hibhs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibhs
Building
chicago Nov. ls-The wheat market opened Aai4c
higher and ruled firm throughout the session. The
Northwestern markets led the advance. with Winni-
peg particularly strong The next two weeks viii be
the cqitisal period in the country. Kansas City and
Omaha report good demand for cash wheat from
outside mills The change in the foreign news to
day was the chief factor causing the upturn.
The corn market dun and heavy early, prices
showing fRctional declines from yesterdays closing
figures A moderate rally took place later in the
session. based on the strength in wheat. Weather
predictions for the next tweusyfour hours are for
threatening conditions. with a probability Of some
precipitation.
The oats market ruled fractiOnaliy nrIreT in SYM
pathy with the advance ia wheat. Cash demand
showed some slight improvement with 4 moderate
advance IN prices ruling.
The increasing Western hog movement and 2oc de-
cline IN prices for same had 3 depressing effect on
| provisions. especially nearby lard. 4 good share
Of to-days selling Of November and January deliv-
cries was for packing interests. The cash trade
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WALL STREET NEWS
Market Strong on Advances
of Two Leading Stocks.
Z MN PACIFIC IS STRONGEST
Gatus Are Made IN Many Inactive Is
S-TD-gteel Common Taken Up Be-
VNase II Lends Itself Easily TO
lSNCge TradiRg-MOney Rates Are
ssssF, While London Is Dull.

FQEs SSrk, Nov. 15-On the face of
ssssAs, the market was again to-day very
strong. Examination OF the record OF
business after the close showed, how7
ever. that while pretty nearly ali stocks
advanced, the gains made We're generally
only fractional and that the appearance
af decided strength was impaired 10 the
market by large advances In a few is
sues. These particular issues We're the
Union Pacific and Steel common shares.
Gains of more than point in other
stocks than the two mentioned were al
mos Invariably in inactive issues. The
wh0As action of the market to-day also
betrayed its manipulative and profess
sional character. Trading in the first
half hour Of business was lively; then the
dealings slaekened so suddenly that the
not unfamiliar spectacle was presented
many times during the day OF an inter-
val OF several minutes between the an
nOuncements OF quotations on the stock
exchange instruments.
Renewed Activity shown.
In the last twenty minutes OF the ses-
sion the market was once more ga.va-
nized into life with renewed advances in
the two or three leading shares. Union
Pacific was comparatively stronger thar
United States Steel. and for this the only
reason offered IN explanation was a ru-
NOR that has been current for a consid-
cradle time that the stock was likely 10
be listed In Paris. and perhaps in Berlin
| may be said that the action OF Union
Pacific stock recently has been Of a Kind
similar 10 that seen in other days when.
after great activity in the stock. and a
considerable advance, Ii was finally made
known that the company was about q
bring out new source OF raising money
AS regards United States Steel, the truth.
as II seems TO many people OF a good deal
OF experience in Wan street affairs. is
that the stock is being taken up because
1t lends itself easily to large trading.
The stocks OF the Chicago, Milwaukee
and ST. Paul, Northern Pacific and Great
Northern and New York Central Railroad
companies were heavy throughout the
day.
Money rates to-day were slightly easier.
and although the London investment mar
ket was made duh and more or less ir-
regular by the practical certainty that
a general election In England VIII be held
within a few weeks. the more speculative
stocks in the London market were not
disturbed. The only real development of
the day OF note was the publication Of
the governments foreign trade statement
for October. showing an excess of ex-
ports for the month or 100000.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
- NJ ID whoIesale. }


BUTTER--ere Creamery. fancy. per H.. Sa33'6 West
cru hrsts. s254as3 seconds. 29aSo; process fancy,
27aZ7A.
CHEssE-Nsw York State factory. new. large.
l6ial7.
ECGs-Near-by. fresh Virginia per d0z. S3aA
West Virginia aud Southwest Virginia, gss30; Ten
nessee GB3l.
GAAfE-Quail. Per doz. 46oai5O rabbits. per doz.
275a2oo; squirrels sale; pheasants each, L25sL50;
Roodc0ck. each. Na5o.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples, Ter Dbl, 25oas 50;
oranges California per box. 3.50a62j lemons per
crate 3ooa50 o. grapefruit, per crate 50a35 So pine
apples per crate. 200a30o: grapes Concords. per
bas l6alS; Niagara. pr has. 3a22; pears Bartlett
per box. l40a25o; per Dbl. 65oa7.@
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Hens choice. per h. IA
Isl ROSTERS per H. llal2; spEingers, per h., Halls
ducks per To-, HAS; geese, Per b. sal2
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. spring. per ID Isal4
hens per h. l2al3; ROSTERS per H.. To- turkeys per
h. SAD; ducks. per h.. HAS: geese per h. lOal2
VEGEI ABLES-P otBtoes. new No. l. per bus
65a70; pr bb- I.5oai-75i No. 2 per Dbl. LOCAL s
sweets Per hbl.. L5oal.75; yams Per Dbl. Leozl25
cucumber dollhouse doz.. l.0oall0 onions, per box
eoaso; cabbage Per Toe 400a5O0; eggplant Per doz,
i0a50: squash per crate, 2s40 string beans per Dbl
L2lal.50; lima beans, per a., SsS; lettuce, per
has. Local 50; tomatoes. home grown per box.
200a2 %; turnips. pr box s5asoi punches, zsa5a;
beets 100 lunches. l5a30i eelery, pef crate. asa
$50; spinach. Der bbl.. l.50al.T6
Thers is one thing wemen have on the other sex
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NEW SOUTHERN TRAIN.
VIII Fill Daily Schedule Between
Gotham and Jacksonville

The new Southern Railway train.
known as the Southerns Southeastern
Limited, will begin a daily schedule be-
tween New York and Jacksonville. Fla,
Sunday, November q. The train will Of
fer number OF new conveniences and at
fractions 10 tourists travelling from the
North TO the South in the winter months.
The Pullman service will be maintained
by steel cars of the latest pattern, COM
bining every known method. of comfort.
The cars will be electrically lighted
throughout, and will leave and enter the
new Manhattan station,
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Nov E.-CATTLE- Receipts, 3 head.
Dressed beef IN moderate demand al sail for native
sides aud 7a3h for Texas beef. TOdays cables
quoted live cattle at London weak. Refrigerator
beef lower at l0c per POUND; Liverpool cattle l0a
iiit dressed weight, Exports from here 100 beeYes.
CALVES Reeeipts L5 head. Veals and gTasssTs
steady prime handy Westerns steady; coarse and
heavy Westerns weak Medium 20 good yeals at
so0al050 per lo0; UasssS. 40: Western calves. 40
ass dressed calves steady at l2saT for ety dress
Cd veals Gals for eo,LtTy dressed, and sale for
dressed grasseTs and fed calves.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-R5ceipts LIS Sheep
quiet and steady; lambs slow ard weak to lower.
Common to good sheep at 256a4lo per 100 pounds
yearlings 4.5oa5.J0; good ard prime lambs. G5o;
dressed mutton slow al ea7ls dressed lambs easy az
salliz and a few aog-dressed bringing y
H0Gs-Receipts. 4Gl0 head. Nominally lower
Country dressed hogs lower at l0al2l4 Per pound
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LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Wheat, new, Per bushel s0aao; cora,
shelled per bushe 65a7o; new. ear. per barrel 27a
} . oats. Western white No. 2. pr bushel 40al2,
oats mixed Per bushel 4Oa45; bran. Der ton $50:
middlings per tou. E.o0,
HAY AND STRAW-HEy. Western. No. l. 10 50a
MOO; Nc. 2 B50als.oo: mixed. l4o0aH.5G: straw.
rye bundle l050all.o0; rye machine thrash, 75oa
500. wheat ton. $50; oats Der ton. 650a7.0O.
SEEDS-Alfalfa. per bu.. 125oalA00; red clover
per bu 9l5a9 80: alsike clover. per bu. 95agT5.
white clover. per bu.. l30Oal30; blue grass. per
bu., 2SOa325; timothy per bu. 425aI.75; orchard
gass per bu.. 20Oa2I IS. red-top grass per h. I5a0
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Regular call, y o'clack noon;
United States reg. Is. 400 az l0ls.
Potomac Electric cons. IS. a.0o at zoos. $1,000
at i9
Capital Traction. at lsSh.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. at sa1s,
% al s9h
Washington Gas. IS at IS, . at 70. . at IS.
Washington Gas rights. Leo at T. 40 at I. go at
T. II at T. 1873 at T. 40 at rs 40 at rs 700 at rs.
100 at T. at z l@ al T. AIS at T. loo al ~. 90 al
~ $50 Al 7ik. 100 at "a. IA at ~. l2 at rs,
1850 at rs 6s al IA 100 NJ Tis. Loo at rs,
Loo at "a. $50 al ~ lao at "a. 81 at ~. $50 at
~. at IN loo at rs.
after Washington Gas. 2 at 5S
Washington Gas rights. l,Oo at rs ia at IA.
es al rs. 80 At IA LOO RI IA. 1000 al n
Following are the bid and asked prices posted at
yesterdays meeting Of the Washington Stock Ex-
change.
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NEW YORK. MONEY.

New York. Nov l5.-Aoney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at sA per cent; highest.
81 lowest 8; closing per cent. Most 81 the dag S
loans were made al 81 per cent
Time moneg was without material change. demand
being light and bid and asked rates rather far
apart. Rates; f4a5 per cent for sixty days 4lsala
per cent for three foTu, Ave and six months
Mercantile PAPER continued Gull there being no
improvement In demand. Rates: 5lzas per cent for
sixty days Endorsed bills receivable and choice four
70 Six months single names, 6a6ls for Others.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Nov l5.-IlEe hogs. l0al5c lower. Esti-
mated receipts 1000; estimated tomorrow, 500.
Bulk Of prices. 7s5a77S; light. Y25aT7s; mixed and
butchers, E40a7s5; heavy, 7-soazs0; yorkers. 7e0a
10; pigs, 700a7.s0.
Cattle were weak. Estimated receipts, 1900.
Beeves, 440a7S5. COWS aud heifers 220a6S; Texas
steers, l. l0a5 40; stockers and feeders 3S)a5-6 60
Sheep weak l0c lever. Estimated receipts. g ooo
Natives. 225a421 Western. 2aai 20; yearlinss. Ana
$751; lambs, 450a6.60: Western, 47sas.so
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. HibtS 4 o.
members q the New York stock Exchange, Hibbs
Building.
New York. Nov l5.-Despite the steady cables cot
ton az the opening this morning drOpIsTi TO IS
points Room beans we're confident sellers on rImors
Il ea sness ia spot markets. and the volume q out
side commission house support not sufficient 10
absorb their offerings There was heavy selling for
both accounts and stoplos orders we're uncovered
in a very nervous market. After the outset prices
steadied few points bat the demand was scattered
and mostly from local shorts. There was good buy
-.
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NageI Going to Kansas City.

Secretary NageI viii leave Washington
tonight for Kansas City. TO deliver an
address before the Commercial Club on
Friday evening. He viii also make an
address Saturday in Cincinnati.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, per cwt.. s.5Oal25; do. butcher.
i5a6 .; common. 4.Soa55.
HoGs-Per cwt gross. sOea95O: do, ordinary.
a0o
SHEEP Prime. 2ooas50 do. common. z5oas.75
LAMBS-Fancy. spring. 6ooa7.oO: fan. choice 200;
medium. 500.
CALVEs-Prime. per h.. lOs1all; medium. ID
gaa9la
COWs-Prme. fresh each. 45.0oa5OOO; do. com
mon. 0.0OAS50O: do I'D and dry, l5.OOa2Oo %.
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seaman Commended for Bravery.

The Secretary of the Navy yesterday
commended Seaman James Hutchinson
of the Tennessee. for bravery in attempt
ing to save an intoxicated man from
drowning, October l, at Portsmouth,
N H
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibhs & Co..
members Of the New YORK STOCK Exchange Hibta
Building.
Call money Open, 81 high, 81; low, * close, So.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
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LOCAL WOOL AND HIDES.

WOOL-washed. free Of burns. Per ID. q. un.
washed per h. Is
HIDBS-Green. Per ID. .: dry. per h.. paIs;
ealfskins, green. each. I25aI. 40.
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NrN I0rh, N0f- DIV UIA -NTTTIsCT7 lglT
trade No. Northern spring TO arrive, T. 0, b..
.lsa. No 2 red f. 0. b., q7h No 2 hard. (. o. b..
l.Ol; No ! maearoni T. O. b.. L0l: No Manitoba
/. o. b. los. Reported. two loads for export, Mani
tOba.
CORN-steady: lifeless. Steamer mixed. nominal.
export basis export. No. 2 (. o b.. S.; No. ele-
yato, domestic. 5zA 20 arrive. c T. (. Exporters
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
W. H. WALKER, 72s 10Th st. NV.
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Tiers is one thing women have on the other sex
they do not have a shave.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibba & Co. mem.
bers q the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs Co,
MIXERS Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibhs
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Ese York. Nov. l5-Bid and asked prices on gov
FFnuenI securities.
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MEAN TRICK.

He sent her an autumn leaf of red,
This leaf is like your cheeks" he said
And he never knew why she passed hiu by
With upturned chin and frosty eye.
But the truth of IL was some rival fellow
Changed the red to leaf OF yellow
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-06
OFFERED FER RENT

Housekeeping ROoms--COntInued.
THREE large rooms and store room
ground floor. SIS. only 3 blocks southwest
of court house. SIS 81 goth.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-06
S4.65O-SACRIFICE

Widow lady going to Idaho. offers for
first time, her beautiful full s-roonI mod
srn meme me OAK finish t swell: lnsnt.l and
large east front corner lot with paving ali
around and paid This property should
Fine location for some doctor. Can be
seen any time and can be handled with
about $500 cash. Corner slth and Man
derson
+. c. Best, 957 N. Y. Life
Phones; Doug. ss9O: Harvey sTlA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-30

this there is an immense choice OF
materials. Too many housekeepers
fall into rut- in the matter Of food; |;
the same thing Is served over and
over again at their tables, whereas
variety goes a long way toward maxi
ing a very simple meal attractive,
There is certain balance In the
household dietary that any person OF
intelligence can keep without know.
ing the meaning Of proteins, calories
and carbohydrates.
What Is essential is first of all a
sense of responsibility for the family
health as a whole, coupled with the
knowledge that mans foes are very
truly those Of his own household, and
then enough study and thought to see
what kind Of foes they are.
Municipal housekeeping has con-
centrated these into smaller group
each year. Federal oversight, exem-
plified IN the Pure Food Laws, is
helping to make housekeeping a less
difficult problem, but there Is always
the individual woman with the free
dom Of choice that makes her house
hold place Of recuperation after the
days work and of refrigeration for
tomorrow, or place where, because
Of dirt, unsanitary living and made
quate or wrongly chosen food, tie in
dividual goes out to become a victim
of the first untoward circumstances he
meets.