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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-27
WALL STREET NEWS
Fluctuations Are Reduced to
Smallest Proportions.
MARKET PROVES LIFELEsS ONE
Only $4,000 Shares of stock Turned
Over, which Is Considerably Less
Than on the Preceding Saturday.
AtchisOn Reports Gross and Net
Increase for Month of October.

New York. Nov 26-Nothing happened
to-day to break the intense and expected
monotony of a Saturday session of the
stock exchange in the present lfeless
market. Only G5,7O0 shares of stock were
turned over. which was considerably less
even than on the preceding Saturday
and IN large number of stocks there
were no transactions at all.
Fluctuations in prices were reduced to
the smallest proportions being general
- 10 more in each instance than three
eighths of ! per cent Pacific Mail
stock was an exception. in which
an advance of Ia points was re-
corded. caused by buying OF a kind not
infrequenUy noted al this season OF the
year. based upon the revival of old-time
rumors to the effect that a steamship
subsidy bill might be passed at the COM
ing session of Congress.
General Electric Advances.
The General Electric shares again ad-
vanced slightly. and the rise Of points
in the price Of the stock during the week
is now connected with stories. all of them
unconhrnied. that rights upon the stock
in some form or other may be shared by
stockholders in the near future.
The Atehison Railway Company report
ed for October an increase in gross earn
ings Of $4S7O0G. reduced to an increase OF
s225.oOO in net. This was gratifying i'm
provement over previous monthly reports
lately made.
4 considerable fall took place in the
wheat market The weekly bank state
ment for once was clearly logical and ex-
plainable An average" increase in
loans OF 1890, 900, and an actual" in
crease Of S17.S33OOO were shown.
other LonhS Decrease.
The loans in the statement OF other
banks, that is TO say Institutions outside
OF the clearing house. decreased 81, 600.
The lower prices for call and time money
during the week, wherefore, resulted as
was expected and prophesled in a shift
ing of loans from the trust companies and
private lenders 10 the clearing house
banks
AS the cash held by the banks increased
the average cash reserve was enlarged by
about S496,0U0, But the larger proportion
of increase in loans IN the actual" state
ment accompanied with a smaller en-
largement in cash gave a decrease in the
surplus reserve in this return Of sS0el 900.
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Lawsuits.

No 590g swartzen Rheem a Hensey Company
"a Carrie L. Adams: notes. 500. Attorney. Nelson
Wilson.
No s30as John B. Ais administrator vs.. District
Of Columbia; damages. SOom Attorneys, HaInil'
ton Colbert Yckes a Hamilton.
No 53el David A. Skinner National Bank
Of Washington; damages S4,ooo. Attorne5s. r. 5.
Bright and John Ridout.
No 555 Samuel s. Luckstt Va Washington
Railway and Electric CanpanY Il all damagesT
ST. coo Attorneys, ". RsAndrews and Archer
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Not an Idle Moment.

Flosn the Houston Pest.
did you ever see any of his poems?"
We'll, saw something he Just dashed
off this morning
What was it?''
coming
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JUSTICE BARNARD.
Estate Of Emmett b, Ais; letters Of administration
granted to John b. AIS; bond 500. Attorney, II.
J. Colbert.
Estate Of John Herlan. petition TO sell person
atty Attorneys, Sheehy & sheehy.
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Equity suits.

No. 1872 In Re United states Lead Pencil
Printing Company change Of name. Attorney, +.
{. tieiEr.
No 295ss. Emma G. Tyler VI. Harry F. Tyler o.
al divorce Attorney, j. A. O'Shea.
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LOCAL WOOL AND HIDES.

washed, pc h.. q.
HIDES-GTeen. Per b.. 9: CRY. per h. lZaI4;
cslskins, green each. I25at-58
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Criminal Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

Assignment for November .:
United States vs.. Thomas Smith.
United States vs. John GEants
United States ys. MilliaIa johnson.
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New lcTk- Nov 8.-WHEAT- Weakel lght
trade No. J Northern spring to arrive. + o. b..
LRA No red, f. O. b.. 95& No hard. T. o.
h, lOZ'a' No, maclToui T. o. b. %; NJ Mani
toha, T. @. h., L0gs- Reported, loads for export.
chiefly Manitoba. 10 arrive
CORN Easier; inactive business Steamer mixed.
nominal, export basis new. No 2. T. O. b.. s2aS
Old. Ne. elevator domestic. 6ge Exinrtors took
y loads mainly new, 10 arrive January. February
and March.
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Uruguay is to spend ss4s in barber extensions
and Improvements at MonteTideo Over S5.ooc0 as
TO be spent for improved port facilities at Genos
ITALY.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". b. Hibbs & Co,
Members Of the New YORK stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
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IusTIcE STAFFORD.

aLNIILL oIAE IUlLLf.
Assignment for November %:
District No $40. IN re Extension Of New York
ayeiine northeast
District No. So In re Extension of Forty-hrst
street northeast.
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Circuit Court No. :.

dNNllAE BAlAsNAiAt'-
Assignments fos Monday November q;
no l0L Wines administrator. vs. Batimore and
Ohio Raiiroad Company. Attorneys, Hamilton
Lockic. Fulton & Cox.
No IS Clements Va Model Laundry Company.
Attorneys. Darlington & Johns9n-Peuy q son.
No g. Kohen Is. Washington Railway and klee-
the COMPANY Attorneys. Hill Rogers Mattngly
and W, q. Gardiner-J J. Darlington
No 49, GaIdiner ". Chesapeake Beach Railway
Company Attorneys Mathef q Hopsweg-Aekep-
ney a Flannery.
No. IS Lcyitos IS. Terminal Taxieab Company.
ATTORNEYS. Lambert & Yeatman-Douglas Baker.
No l8i. Rankin IS. Ashury. Attorneys, Award
Montague * Moriarity.
No. Isl. Axman ~ Washington Gasiight Com
pany. Attorneys. Ncubec-PeTry a Son.
No. 1s5 Hcnsley, administrator rs, Metropolitan
Coach Company. Attorneys, Robson a Coisin-han-
iltOn Colbert Yerkes Hamilton.
No. l@ PANE rs. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. shrese & RichaTdson-Pery & Son aud
Dunlop
No. lss blackburn vs.. same. Attorneys, sulli-
Fan-Perry a Son and Dunlop.
No 81. Jolly. administrators. vs. Adams. Attor-
ncys Lambsrt-D Darlington.
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Equity Court no. 4.

Court of Appeals.
Adjourned until December 6.
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Circnit Court 30. 4.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Assignments for Monday. NOTembeT 81
No 81. Jennings vs. Mishaw. Attorneys. Bride
Gertman.
No. g. Jones vs. United States Continental
Jewel Filtration Company. Attorneys. Dogie-Hay-
den.
10. c. Towner Ell al VS. Saunders. Trundle ct
al Attorneys. Happier & heriiiat and HAYDEN
Johnsol-Belfy 4 Minor.
No. o, Mararity, administrator, vs. washington
Gaslight Company. Attorneys. Montague q Mo-
rlarity--Pefry & Son.
no III. Wright IS. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. bradley douglas *
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
TREASURY sTATEMENT.

Increase. Decrease Reserve.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Made at Lowest Rates OF Interest.
W. H. WALKER, 72S 18th st. NV.
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Reserve fund
Gold coin and bullion. $780, 900 60
Trust funds held for the redemption Of
outstanding notes and certificates:
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12
,By L. J. overiock.)

BOSTON. Oct 1l.-Under the lead of Amalgamated the whole market was much stronger today ond prices closed at the top. Hancock showed the greatest gain selling up as high as 25h. North Butte was strong and locks as if it would go higher. The metal situation is slowly but surely improving and will certainly be fol lowed by higher prices for the cop pers.-Paine, Webber & Co.
 Denn was in good demand and clos ed strong ot 3i bid with only offer ings at 3il. Stock has frightened up and advances easily. Live Oak holds arm around 26s and 27. Warrior likewise around z. Chino steady with upward tendency. Inspiration fairly steady l lower. Cactus under marked pressure receding to 56. We have rot had any means to account for extreme weakness.
 London copper opened 5s higher. Total sales, New York. 422,000
 All exchanges closed tomorrow, Columbus Day"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12
His Last Request.


 ''Marse Jim" said the old coIored citizen. de rheumatism got me. en de doctor say my time is short. l wants ter ax a favor CT you. Marse Jim"
 All right. I'll do anything can for you. What is it?'
 You know dat brand CT watermelon dat I lak so well?'
 Yes"
 "Marse Jim. wen Is dead en bur jed wants you ter plant som 'pon top my grave. en wen de time come fer 'em ter ripen 1 wants you ter come dar. Don't fotch any knife wid you don't cut 'em-but tek yo' list en bust lem wide open. CD let de sweet juice soak throo' ter me. CD I'll git it. Marse Jim; I'll git it"'-Lippincotts.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12
INACTIVITY THE RULE, BUT
 SECURITIES ARE NOT FORGED
By Frank J. Graf.


 tMember Duluth Stock Exchaiige)
 Inactivity still prevails in the>mar- ket, although there is one good merit, securities are not being forced for sale, and buyers are wiling to walt for further developments in nationol affairs. The copper market holds firm. although it leads one to be lieve that the copper producers re- port has been discounted before the report was issued. Amalgamated was well supported at the close. North Butte, Copper Range, OiG Dominion. were also in good demand, but toward the close. weakness prevailed. Sup and Pitts sold off from the opening but gained fractionaily at the close. Greene Csnanea was in good demand sales being made at 7s. Shattuck Arizona was weak throughout the day, but stiffened at the close. The Globe issues remain in fair demand. Warrior is being brought up. while Live Oak is apparently getting into stronger hands daily. Would not be surprised to see Live Oak go into a mining comreny in a very short tima Calumet and Sonora was in tsir demand but closed without a bid. Tomorrow being Columbus Day all exchanges will be closed Total New York sales, 422.7oo Money 2s per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12
z -'- cs S.-c;s-

T went for bath yesterday said an Auvergnat ''1 had been in the wa ter some time when l suddenly per- ceived m enormous shark advancing toward me with it's jaws open. What was to do: When be was yard off l dived. took out my pocketknife and ripped up the monster"
 What: Then you are in the habit of bathing with your clothes on.- said one of the llsteners.-From the French.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12
NEW YORK
RAGING TO BOOM IN CANADA.
Torento Mar ts Head Syndicate Which
 Will Expend Fortune.

IL would seem that Canada. ever the home of the thoroughbred. will be very much on the racing map hereafter. Tentative plans looking 10 the forma- ton of a second Canadian racing cir cult have been formulated. -~ith To- ronto the headquarters of the syndi- cate. According 70 dispatches just to hand, A. Orpen. the Toronto pooi-oom king. is back Of the enterprise. which. il is said. will expend upward Of sso0.- 900 in three new mile tracks Accord ing to those associated with Orpen. 1t is the intention to build a new miie track at Toronto. probably on the site Of the Duferin Driving park, and in which Orpen holds the controlling in- terest Another at Hamilton and a third at Montreal All three cities boast of half mile courses in addition 10 the regular mile affairs. and these. it Is understood. win be converted into regulation courses.
 Associated with Orpen Is Joseph A Murphy. for years a prominent racing official in the middle west MurpAy. when interviewed on the subject stated that while he was not conver- sant with the intricate details of tho enterprise. he was sufficiently apprised Of the facts to warrant the belief that the expectations of the promoters would be realized. Murphy further ta- timsted that the project met with the approval of the Canadian Racing as- sociations. the soverEing body fn things turf over 'one.
 Under such an arrangement. sain Murphy, Toronto. Hamilton and Mon treal would then have fourteen days racing both spring and faH. Under the recently enacted Miller bill there can only be seven days of racing at any one track. spring and fall. but the tracks each. of course. are not limited. hence you see the new circuit would be protected. While nothing of an ofhcial nature has come to my notice. I have been led to believe that the formation of second circuit meets with the sp- proval of the Canadian Racing asso- citation and v-iIi receive its hearty CO., operation"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12
.* MINING, MARKETS, FINANCIAL ~s
WOLVES AND THE LAMB.
An Old. Old Tale Told h . New an<
 interesting Way.

interesting Way.
 DILL SKINNEM was a gentleman ID of loud. fiamboyant clothes, of
 red and yellow neckties and of most obtrusive hose. He always fash ed the sort of roll that's said to choke . COW, and many wondered whence it came and where and why and how, for Bill he squandered like a king. yet hardly seemed to do a thing.
 But presently it came about that all the people knew exactly what Bill did to live-not only what. but who. for Bill he was a gambler bold who lived by cards and such He made his mon ey easy. and he liked it very much q said the people knew his trade they had no chance to doubt it except the cynical police. who hadn't heard about it."D
 We'll. William had trick or two that he knew how to play. and SO he coaxed the lambskins in and sheared their fleece away, and as the days and weeks went on still broader grew his smile and fatter grew his roll until t"odtu thOht d 1iOCouhC- thoW large. you query. would that be? Just visit any zoo and see.l
 One day ttbe plot begins to knob Bill found the missing link" loose Tipped. gawky country yap who scarce ly seemed 10 think-"a mope." said Bill. "an easy boob. a sucker and a gink~ But he had sold his crops for gold Cor that's the story that he told). and he was ripe. a cinch. a pipe" Bills talk. you know. was of that stripe.
 So Bill he telephoned his pals tof cap pers be had three) and said, 'I have a juicy thing: come hither, boys. and see. and we will take it's cash away as quickly as may be-"
 And now you plainly see the end; it couldn't be more clear The country boy-I see you wink-was not an easy moke. He won. of course-they always do in tales like this one here-and when he quit the little game he had the gamblers broke.
 however well your guess was meant. and you will have to be content with something very different. They work ed" you see. with ghouiish giee (for he was one and they were three, and plucked that sucker handily. They got bis cash. his watch and chain: they won his next years crop of grain. bis fancy vest and pocket knife, his birth day present for his wife. his policy upon his life. his cuff and collar but tons. shoes. his fountain pen. his flask of booze; they got his l. O. us and note. his muller and his overcoat. his patent compass. pipe of clay" a mort gage OF a stack of hay. ticket to the newest play, bis beaver hat. his init tens. too. and that is all. except a few unmentioned things may have missed and not included in the list.
 They put him on tine homebound train and then they counted up their gain ten thousand to dot They laughed with laughter coarse and rough; they said. Say. he was easy stun: we've cleaned this town about enough; let's seek another spot" They hit the trail and fed afar. can't inform you where they are.-Philadelphia Ledger.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12
Brain of the See.

In a German scientific periodical c. Jonescu gives the results of bis studies of the brain of the bee. As might be expected from its wonderful instincts. this is found to be very complex The various divisions of the brain are de .cribed in detail. but perhaps the most interesting part is the comparison of the brains of queens. workers and drones. The worker has larger brain than the queen. and as the difference between queen and worker Is the re- suit of diet during the grub staSe it appears tSat the food which develops size of body and fertility is not best for the growth of brain. The royal jelly" Gs a mental stimulus is a faii- ure. lu the drone the brain is not larger than fin the worker. but the op- tic lobes are large. corresponding to the large eyes.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12
4 Wiss Conclusion.

A WisS Conclusion. Homes the incest. after all. Once l went a long. long way Took a car and traveIed far. On the train a night and day. Many funny things 1 saw Rivers. cities. mountains tafl- But l begged for leaving time. Homes the incest. after slis" Once the shepherd dog and Thought we'd tourney through the
 wood Took enough of bread and stuff Played that 1 was Robin Hood Oh, how very lost we goti How l had to cry and caili Ten you home looked mighty good It's the safest. after all. Sometimes when 1 read the tale Of a great mans wanderfngs. When 1 sec swift bird or bee And begin to wish for wfngn. Long to have a Dig balloon. Fret because l stay 90 small. : remember certain things Eorne's the best place. after Slli
 -foutn's Companion
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12
lndiQnant.

The mayor of a small town had come 10 Leipzig to see the fair. A stranger who had lost his way asked him. Pray. good honest man. what is the name of this streety'
 "'I am not a good honest man." said the former: -I am the mayor of Mar burg"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12
Jestinq With Fate.

'Bliggins is an extremely frivolous person. said The anxious friend Il told him that with his passion for fan cy live stock be wouldn't know where his bread and butter was coming from"
 Did he pause and eonsiderw
 Not for a moment. He said he was secure. as he had horse that was a thoroughbred and a goat that was q thorough butter.--w Washington Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12
PerpiesinQ.

Territorial this first experience as sentry. going over his instructious,-lf any one comes aiong l say: Halt. Who goes tbere?" Then he says. Friend" and 1 say. Pass. friend: all's we'll" Bur some silly ass'li say. Enemy" and then shau't know what to do- Rotten job. 1 call it. Punch.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12

Your cough annoys you. Keep on hacking and tearing the delicate membranes of your throat if you want to be annoyed. But if you want relief. want to be cured. take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Sold by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12

The pleasant purgative effect ex- perienced by all who use Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, and the healthy condition of the body and mind which they create, makes one feel joyful Sold by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12
No Affair of His.

.1 noticed. sIr. Lloyd. that you were the only person who did not weep dur. ing Mir. Evans beautiful prayer"
 You forget. Mrs. Davies. that I be long to another parish By stander.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12
Distinction. if No Difference.

Distinction. if No Difference. "Why do you want 10 marry my iaughfer:"
 I'm no object of charity: wouldn't accept your money in any other way." New York Press
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12
Practice.

Knicker-How can you dress in q sleeper?
 Bocker-If's bigger than a room in . summer bofei-New York Times.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12
Suoerauous.

RoiIingstone Nomoss- wo: does ''su. perfIuous'' mean? Tatferdon Toru-A hath robe an cake of soap.-Phiia- delphia Record.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12

The Hon. Tom Watson says he V ants to bury the hatchet. We are ceseeable providing he does no. bury l. . the wrong skull
Bisbee daily review., 1910-10-12
Carried His Warrant.

"Rastus. did you bring a recommen- dation from your last boss"
 He didden wrote it out. but he done tole me ter tell yo' dat ! wuz de mos mendacious an faIliblest nigger he eber had"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20
KILLED IN A
: BOXING MATCH
(By United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire)
SAUSALITO, Cal, March 10
Private Willis Elder is being held
in custody at Fort Baker today.
pending an official investigation
into the death of Private John V.
Heflin of the Tenth company, coast
artillery. who died from hem
orrhage of the brain following a
boxing contest with Elder.
,~ The fight was held in the gym
anasium at the fort March 10 and
was to have been a six round con-
test. Many officers and men were
present.
Shortly before Helm put on the
gloves he was given medical eX-
animation by Captain William H.
left, who said today that he found
the man in perfect physical condi-
ton. In the second round of the
fight Helm was knocked to his
knees. He tried to rise and fell to
the floor unconscious. He was re-
moved to the post hospital, where
he was kept until Sunday, when he
was removed to the Preside hos
pital in San Francisco. He died
yesterday.
Helm was considered one of the
best boxers at the post, and in
previous engagements he had al
ways been victorious.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20
TO UNCOVER TRAIL
OF YELLOW
DOG"
(By United Press Leased Wire)


NEW YORK, March 19.-Presi-
dent Taft and Gov. Hughes are
declared to be back of the present
investigation of the yellow dog"
fund of the fire insurance com
panies, which promises to have
wide ramifactions and to uncover
a trail of corruption and crooked
ness in high places that will eclipse
the revelations of the life insurance
investigation. Taft and Hughes
want to rehabilitate the New York
republican party. The fact that
the odd guard" are in control of the
legislature and that it was reported
that the Aids investigation was to
be limited and the lid clapped on"
without delay angered them. Both
men declare the party should be
purged, no matter who is hurt, and
Gov. Hughes is understood to have
directed his state superintendent
of insurance, VIM. H. Hotchkiss,
the man Hughes has selected for
his own successor, to get busy.
Hotchkiss will uncover the trail of
the yellow dog for the past ten
years.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20
To CLEAN OUT
SUPERIOR
BENCH
CLAIM MADE THAT SOME OF
OUR COUNTY JUDGES NEED
ATTENTION

Recent decisions in the superior
court of Spokane county in cases
that affected the public welfare
have emphasized to the farmers
and goodly percentage of the
voters of the city the need for
change on the bench of Spokane
county.
When the next general judicial
election comes around some of the
judges of Spokane that have been
warming up to the corporations in
the intervening years will find
large sized fights on their hands.
Two or more judges are slated for
retirement.
The people are determined to
clean up the superior bench as we'll
as the court house and city hall.
Some decisions affecting corpora
tons have been delivered in the
last year that will not bear investi-
cation, on the law or the evidence.
The superior judges may think the
people are not watching them, but
they are mistaken.
Nonsuits and instructed verdicts
can run along quite a while. but
there is day of reckoning coming.