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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-25
MURDOCH is BEATEN
BY THE MANTI FIVE
fspecinl to The Nows.l

Ephraim. Feb .2o.-The Murdoch ncad-
cmy team. from Beaver. were guests of
of basketball was played with the result
OF victory for the Manl boys by
score of IS to 10 Tho visit of Murdoch
was made the occasion of much enter
tanning 1t is probable that a return game
will be arranged.
Tho lineup:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-25
Murdoch.
SCHOOL TEACHERS OF
CACHE AND B0XELDER
Especial to The News. }

Brigham City. Fob. 2S.-Tho school
teachers of Cache and Boxelder counties
have long wished TO decide basketball
supremacy and the matter has finally
been arranged by the decision to play a
game at the high school gymnasium of
this city on Saturday al o'clock The
players arc picked from the school teach
crs of the two counties. and as a number
of them are former players of note. thero
promises to be nothing amateurish about
It, There is great interest in tho event
and a great crowd will be on hand to
cheer their respective fives.
The lineup:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-25
TWENTIETH WARD is
FINALLY DEFEATED

The Twentieth ward basketball Ave,
after trcading a victorious path for two
years without ever having had tho de-
cision rendered against them. finally sue
cumbed Thursday night to the Twelfth
Thirteenth Ave In one of the most eX
citing, closest. and cleanest games ever
played in Salt Lake. The game was at
the l., D. s. U. gymnasium and the final
score was 30 to % The result OF tho
game makes n tic for first place in tho
Ensign league.
The lineup
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-25

to 6. second Abrasion. 4 to l, third timo
Il 80 2-6.
Sixth race, mile and n slxteenth sell-
ng-Mamie Algol 6 to l. won: ArdrI, Is
to /. second; Harry Scott, to /. third;
timc-l ;S3 1-5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-25

The second team of the Twelfth-T
tecnth also won from the Twentieth
second In preliminary game. by score
of 10 to 13.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-25
STOCK CERTIFICATES.

stock certificates. bonds. and blank
books of any size or style made to
order. Estimates promptly furnished.
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-08
VAIL Of the MARRIED MAN
No Gxelsins Why In NE opanse" ~
srass Prayer hasstiN0s Ars
Advisable.

A Kansas City preacher 10 expert
penting with . separate psaysr meet
M for mes and women. and The e.
,ertment viii b watched with inter
,st He argues that the men are
6raid to come out and Ssh the Lord
,or what they want. their wives bsins
present to hear: that they will b
more free II only men are present
There b somsthins In that" writes
4 mean man to the Globe. Il want
he Lord to change my wifs's disposi-
Ion. She nass and 10 sxtravasant.
and 10 always watching ne. II were
10 take such . prayer to he throne
Il heavenly grace. with her knssiins
beside me to hear. there would b Q
row when got home that would
shake all the mottoss OF the walls.
would also IKE to ask fos . lot Of
lhinss I want NO women to hear
about. I have noticed that u mas
Il prayer meeting sidssteps II BID
prayer, and asks for anything mate
tial, the women talk about bis world
" ambition nett day. ] have . no
ton that Q lot of ~ men want thinga
70 don't want the women to know
About..-Atchisoa Globe.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-08

~ rlIt,s ! ~ s~s,s - sii1sS
- y ~ Esusss y ~ Ssipesd
y. \. q. n - ~ Wpe. IA
~ 2 y III - Wssesss osdss
tlsu y liz - ~ shty Nm - isss
sssst n ssllsss ooaooD vhssh - ~
psupdsssd b. ~ - $3.50 = ~
lsrislslsss . ~ ~ ~ dssesusttoa =
slsls seasss q CEspple Csvse dessag ~
hors tsouelss h ~ sassy slwsslee.
nnyo,enl No. 49, NM - bssssss II b
slaIneA ~ ~ saVsssttoa bsleaO y >
siam tAae ~ ~ hnlA
u ~ slssalsa eosesss hstvesa ~
wsss spd esysss PAosss UpssasA IT,
'asys vsa, 9esssdiss 70 . dseissoa hy
Judoe Ptts. .Lass spsiag rsama
svssn1is NOD NJ By sis vnsss. Ths
dsys aeGl@esa ths gsosnd u fsssd.
Aflss hsastaa 1hs tsaeasneny ~ both
ssdus JsA~ IN sousludsd ihsss wss
lsuwd. asd9o6e0 ass thlrtssa - vosss
- ewsl ~, 0lviaO ~ dsys . aAjDss-
" Thstq1h 6aesd q PaUnna dsssaA-
- ~ sxlS - slsss paying sse sbsus
ol.0uv wpa lVl1aipsd ftcas further ~.
,neut " .1vdNSflts the ea,ooaksspess
bslng 6lds A. kpdanta. II \ rid ths
.ldsrs,Ssi VII, " susd iDs The Sssurn
u the sasoosy pald b them.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-08

The rapidity with which public
land ID passing into private owner.
ship In the beaver land district
shows that people are cqmiag this
way Ia great multitude.
The big inAux Of homeseekess
tO0k place In Kansas and Nebsaska
when those states had . large sore
aye Of public land unoccupied
During that peri.d their growth
waa wouderiul. Railways and
Wagon rosds scroas Missouri and
I.sWa were crowded with pe0ple
moving into Kanaas and Nsheaska
and taking up government land.
a somewhat similar conditiou
exisss In Colorado row. excep'
that seasly oil the prospective se,.
tless come BY rail. and only few
BY wagon. But they are taking up
~ lsnd. and they are making
HOSES. Some nay b. disappointed
ard 20 away; but most Of then
will reuaain. There h someshiug Ia
Csslossdo Gos EVERY ssssles y. d.,
He may soe 6ed the right thlag'a'
6rss: bat sooees o. later b. vii
est what be wssts. Let ell vhD
Gill. come 10. There u roo0 foI
every one. --Denver Republlcsa,
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-08
STATE NEWS NOTES

Ths Ant eow u wsass Ans psspnss
n lsslonaion wss tusssd late To- ~
OUaslspa sssssl Tsss1ay asoswlmg.
n, n. A. i.yls. vidsly kscvm In thls
ssess - . patp Slayer. - sasash ~ .
hsuAsa nsallss hsaA Wills pasyins In .
psos1lss ossass q 0lsavnA 0pssaou
9snsuAay allsssssa sssd wlll Ians ths
Gavhe = Nh IN ~.
9heeaa1e haas1 - seock inapseslaa
- Gtveu . 1saah b,ss b ~ sspesess
euage Tups1ay whss . dseIslsa ~
ou,p1sss1 shas ~ bsAy ~ ~ sssht n
len1se 3 psaoley ~ vison1laa ~ sulss.
~ Apstu1un - gss1sss1 n ~ 60
y ullD1na gnnoD = tshsSsaws sssatv.
- - asesu1e1 y ~ leslasss = ~
$3.50 lsase slsss go dsessss q n
Utroa hsnnn - ~ - Y. y. Q. =.
lnnn1one = ensA1s Jnss6av vhss
1~D6nn - hsuAsa - ~ sesopa)A4n.
" go ~ - gun11o1 - 49,
7 cS $50 - 1lovoorD - - :
Z = - : 80. -
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-08

Friday. Jsiy .. 1910.


tt Next Co0oosonce - OovoeoorS.
Gov. Wilsou Of Kentucky ex.
pecss that Col. Roosevelt will at.
tend the next conference Of COVER.
nors. which 10 to Be held IN Frank.
fort, the capital Of Kentucky, nexi
fall. Should the ex president d
this. Il would not only add greatl,
10 the interest Of the occasion. bu,
be eminently fitting because he
called the 6rst conference Of COVER
nors together.
Special interest also attaches 4
the fact that the conference will b.
held In the capital Of = state and
not in WashipEt0n. where the 6rs'
and second were held. In Deciding
to hold this third conference, th.
governors agreed that IL would b.
better to meet In . state capital,
because OF the distinctly state char
acter IL their work and the subjects
! To be considered.
u Ii understood that the govern.
ors will come together In this way
every year; and IL they do: much
ssn,d may be expected TO result
From their conference will come
better recogniiion Of the import
ance Of strengthening the state
governments 10 order that they
may properly meet those Legislative
and administrative pr.,blems which
only the states can solve.
building up, the state govern
m~ut 10. 10 fact. the most import
ant question the governors caI
consider ID their annua
Conferences. Il goes ahead Of IN,
special problem 10 legislation or lav
enfnrcement; fos u . state govern
m~nt h efficient. il will have littt
dii6cuify 10 solving al the Ques
tiuus which may coase before Il.
Lack II stsength lies st the boe
ton II The iailure In manv cases o
The saste g0vesnmeut 70 inset th'
demands 0f the public. Re6osu
along lines Of greater ei6cieucy Il
those governments b one Of ID
most Important questions nov con
frosting american ple.--Denve
Rspublicaa.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-08
CANE Is pLEAsAnr cAAsee


-Yeseeeoay,- ~ q es6-fasASoese
-. 4 Ssos1vs1 . haa1wrl!tse letter.
- IRA ! - rseslve1 n . leag un@
~ . you know ! vas nseA ~
peeesel ~ NJ Mech.
-yes hnew Inst IT. . Ioag tins sew
sncet IN busissss letters hAvs bsee
upsvsittsa. dictated. WIN ~ 49,
auliplicity e lsttsss % - wrsetee'
- eeulA - loaGss AnA tins - vf1ts
- bsttsss b Asa1. That hasd.vrie.
- lsttss thAs ] ~ YESTERDAY sss
olease ~.
There vas Q nas vho n answer y
nine had ct down and actually vf't
- me Z lsttsr, and there was . sense
4 psrsosal attsnttoa IN that that
,lssssd me very much. and J taias
here might still - found proet VI Ne
lspdwrittsn letter. Many such letters
hat We used 70 get We couldn't rsee.
" ~ dscipAsrsA only with much ~
,or: certainly the typswrittsa letter
= = great convenience and comfort
and still DO think that II would pay
1 business man occasionally 70 write
, lettsr with his own hand. Il would
,lesss his customer. DO believe. 70
,ecsivs such . letter that was obvi'
,usly 4 personal communication. J
kpov that such . lsttsr pleased me-
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-08

I, nssdolph williansoa.
easAiss e IL ab0ss aaosA hsah. - s0.saniy
sWsas that shs ahOse ssate0ees y srus " ths
49, u NJ hsUwisdus ssd bstsse.
kAnUOlpu WiLLlAno0u, Cashtss.
Asssss najosity u Dissstoss..
0oDaon q. eOOTR,
kAnuOGpu NlLLlAhnOh.
ouAsseihsA aod SWORN " bseOss ne this Ssh
ssALi HAsny v. PyLx, kosasy Public.
~ eoaaissina ssDtsss uesoese ", ma
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-08

WAxT1D-s.OoO pound u god nsss.
chausabts gruss bssi, dsitvsssd ~ The
Navajo epsinss ludlau Agency July
70, 1910. No bSlis Or stag wili b &C.
csptsd. NUs nsOss than osss-s0usth "
ths delivery shsil " cows. ~ v~r
csus dsducssd fr0sn weight q oil cows
PIT " q Steer pstcss. bhrtnkass y "
i,0un. Addssss blds " superintendent
Navajo svrinss indiaa Assrcy. Costss,
U0iU. lois
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-08
GENERAL NEWS IrlIs

Kassas CITY. No.. July 6.-Ds. B. c.
Hyde, cusvictsd " having poesousd
Cnlooel Thomas n. Ywops. ths n,illioss.
slss philanthropsst. was ssntssscsd 10
70 M imprisonment With herd labor
W judge Latshaw In the criminal
soust here thts n,0rning. An appeal to
the state supsesse court vas htsd By
hls alsOsmeys ard until sAsss b taken
~ BY the higher coast ths psisnsss
will sssualn In The cnsoty jill here.
0- al
MiAdlesown, Ohk. July 1.-THE
:hvushsd, linsp tn,dy a IN idesttesd
n,an wss taksa from . tangled Wsas Of
,.hasred wond that Yesterday wes The
rwestissh Csatary Limited a the Dse
Fs,uv, and bsosght ths dsash Mt 10
twemty-ons. Rsscus pasttes sttll d
work mixing the debris ass convinced
that shess ase sssove deed In the rulns.
rwsnty-0sss dead wsss mixed from The
sreckass Throughout The ai9ht and To-
tay ere found Ia BE- practically I'll rsss.
.tents u various Ohio cities - an
thirty sesiassly iMjSsed, VIA an
lodged In the hHsp.,als, hotsls end
pslvals hsnsaes here. Many les srssoas-
" hurt. who took ssf.les In ntddDe.
,owm homes amer the disaster, Ass abse
0 cs0sinus their tsus,ssy tony. Az
through tbs night . stFsam u so,ssss'
faced smd hysesrioal wosssa dIed
thusgh The various Mtddtstown as0e
sssss end lllssA saaiWsd slsesea. thai
suvsssd asaaalsd lasaiss. ssshlng NH
slvss sssd friends. Easiy To-Day I'll bsl
,hsvp a The dsad Wsss Idswtlosd.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-08

0DoAto Il SaOoo i. oeuee9, eoeeosed.
Tke unAesslgss1, hayta0 bssa aDDoisted ID.
~ VI ~ ossnsy u Aoessssna, w tiss
Slass u t0tosaAp, dsseased, hssehg gives
ssIliss hat - Mi apOsAs hseoss shs Cuasty
Cuagt a. satA nOnseonna COuaty, % w. COart
Ns0ss = Cossss, 10 saSa C0Hsly, % A.osday,
- lssa, dag - Julv, 4. D. ivsu, o. ~ kOas u
y osIush 4. \. - ~ dag, q vhish ttns all
ps1.ss As.i.6 elat.s essl..s 49, seeass are
$50 a kavlag tn sans eAjuessd. Al psss0as
lnAuees1 W eatd sosass esU soQwoeeed ~ make
sm0oaiats pay0eAs ~ W. uadoestgbsd.
FiAucas sauLsa, sAnlstssrstsis
v ~ sseats q jeoss L. nAslsa, Dsesassa.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-08

A swathsr attachnsat to . mower
eosis about oi2. and an sxpsrisncsd
clover $3.50 grower claims that Il
saves its cost In clover sssd In . very
shost time. say nothing Of the three
nsa u ussa TO cost him 10 throw the
,rspensd clover out Of the way viii
eosts.
70 - Q farmer Of the present time
oee must b learned IN chemistry, Q
eooA caspenter. . fair machinise. q
ordinary house paintss. an accurate
bookksspss. . goo1 veterinary sur.
aeoa, Q coaDstsnt civil engineer,
Snsw saoagh about lav 70 kssp oss
q eourt. ~ . shrswd buyer. ~ e.
(nbls salesman and . good citisss.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-08

q eSeoes.
Hon. Olmey Newell places - and On
frissssis II edwcaaloW sssdss obligations
10 hisn las endsssspussnt Al the plans II
the CnloraAo Ttachrss' assrlatson. -
ouslln~d BY Prs. w. w. Kssnimgton,
10 able sscsvsasy. NJ. Newell vrltss
a enll0ws:
"rhe sehoo,s a the stats a. given,
BY vlrtus a tbs enabling est, csrtain
sse,los,s a iassd, the psosseds fvom The
<als Il which must q Int The state
sslsoo, fluid end ~ SsPd lOs The sohools
II The STATE. Tssls fund. By cosssslts-
,ios,al pnvissoa, must Ess.,sia lawn.
iass, chs imtsssst only helug ussd md
sss primclpai bssag allowed 70 aecums-
late o. IN essdowmssns fsnd.
Duslng the ysan u le07.S . the
pelmcll,al sasm ssallaasd fms, the sale u
sclsop, lands was harvested. In pan, !"
ssase wssmnts. Issusd e0s salaries al
seass aeslclalu. This sction - In ~.
sosdancs With the law, . The warrants
~ DEMONSTRATING.
Owlng 10 shs MT that whss Coes
sad0 hscassss . ssaas slss iahssitsd isuas
the tssrisesy . NOD ~ dsbaa. u became
the cs,sasna e6s the tsvas0svs - pay
wassaHss In tlss 0sdss a shslg nuphss'
lMg, slss el1sse bslng ths osse - -
pald and The svailab,s ssessys Gosh
ysas bslag wssd IT ths puspGss q pay.
Ing ~ The Old warrants.
ne warrants iusssd sssA ysas vsss
tlssss tahsn up = invsseassuts end hssd
unsil they vsss paid In aunsssical
csdss. umslss This system tbs suhooll
bseaass ihs ownsss Il ~. $40 vssth
n stats vasmass, I'll hsas,ng lwessvsa
asd supposedly payahss u shsss sss.
leai essAss.
us INV. hovsvss. ~ isspsssss
essN hasdsd dows dsels1ea dseoas'
Ing uAaa shs stats tssasasss asess ~
~ appsspsiassess = ssch ysas ~ ~
vayassas y ~ essssas sspsasss q
sltas yeas.
"rhe ulAls eoAano eaa4. tAesueDses -
lsss ~ 81 yssss ~ psss1 psosasss q
rapss ~ ~ valas - W.. ~ ass6 4
~ asasal valus q nseAlng - ~
| witt - ysass' lstsssss q . ~ sse'
sA1s1, ~ 49, = ~ seAsso )sed
sasAo msss shan q. oA.oo.
"Nsl . 1sllas = thas saa y lssso6oy
esllssls1 fpsa ~ slaes. ~ ~ seaAs
sanHee - sssa. ~ ssAeeo eolsoah
Iass ~ = - tlamsd aAeAsee laveso
asspt ~ essAsslssA u hui ~ ~
~ s1oas s0ls1nb - - elaas - =
hlame1.
IN - ~ - ~ ssltssl ~ =
lo61oiAs1 - ~ s1no1s - - -
- " = onen1mUo = ~ s1Aol
] sS1Gllsselsa. astAssea11o ~ ssesnA
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-08

o. a. o. q bssssss. csls..As.
JuAe ~, DolO.
nsslss \ lsssey ss.ss tAss Nan 9 Ws!ls.. 9.
:sss{s, q sscssSlS D. isssi, sssss !. xss..
~: ~ g G. A. :s' 80: :. ss' :
ss1aAlish slela = " l4s1 s6oss assssissd, y.
e hsslsenaa ssasay. Ce!eseAe, q ~ s4es q
CisiSsss 49, = visssssss,
: ii. ou10HsqV, ksooQs 4. Walker. JasspA
q tsSAsao - Essb tulsiIss III u Dsiosss
q. Z. ckeslsss,
Visus puh juas y. Mo, lsse psh jsly ). Isla
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-07-08
BLACK DECK

I will Sand my Black Hawk
Mosgas Horse this season, - fol-
Iows: Monday and Tuesday, at
Martin Cunninyh hams ranch On the
Dolores. Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday on my ranch 5 miles
up the river from Dolores. Satus.
day In dolores Terms, $1,000
cash 1t end Of season or $500 II
Il runs over. ]. L. SHULrz.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-17
Saves an Iowa Mans LIE.

The very grave seemed to yawn be.
fore Robert Madsen Of West Burling.
ton, Iowa. when, after seven weeks in
the hospital. four of the best physi.
clans gave him up. Then was shown
the marvellous curative power of Elec.
trio Bitters. For. after eight months
OF frightful suffering from liver frou
BILE and yellow jaundice. getting no
help from other remedies or doctors.
five bottles of this matchless medicine
completely cured him. 1t is positively
guaranteed for stomach liver or kid
ney troubles and never disappoints.
Only soc at all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-17
LOOSENED GRIP
FOR A new HOLD
Opinion of DIR. Wiley With Ref
erence to Interests" Low
ering of Prices.
SAYS THERE is AN OBJECT
Consumer just as Helpless as He
Ever Was and His Advantage
Is Only Temporary.

Washington, Nov. 17.-This state
ment relative to lower prices for food
products was made here yesterday by
DR.. Harvey w. Wiley, chief of the
bureau of chemistry of the department
of agriculture:
The interests" have temporarily
loosened their grip on our threats to
get a tighter clutch. If there is an
actual reduction anywhere in the prices
of foodstuffs at this time, it is far from
permanent. The interests in Chicago
will not permit Washington markets
to sell below a fixed price, under pen
atty that the offender be cut off the
list. The interests are trying to drive
some one from cover"
Brought Out by Market Prices.
The statement was made after the
telegraph had conveyed 10 Washington
the information that while live stock
in the stock yards of Chicago sold yes
terday at from 20 to 20 cents a hun
dredweight less than the price prevail
ing Tuesday. no reduction had been
made by the packers in the prices to
wholesalers and that consequently con-
sumers were paying practically the
same prices for meat as had prevailed
since the first Of the week.
Wiley Says, BLUFF"
The gist of DR.. Wiley's statement
was that the fall in prices was either
a myth or bluff"
eff you do not believe that the so
called reduction is unreal. go into the
markets and try to buv q pound of
beef" said the nations chief pure food
expert. IF you want the beef you will
come pretty near paying for it what
you have been paying in the past. The
sO-called reduction is a deliberate ma
nipulation of the market, just as the
increase in prices was unjust. unrea-
sOnable and uncalled for by condi-
lions If there is an actual reduction
anywhere at this time it is far from
permanent.
Sees Interests Potent.
''Thc interests which controlled the
market a year ago and forced the
price of meats to an abnOrmally high
level still are in control It is impos-
si5le TO believe that they have sudden
" become philanthropic and have de
cided to give the people a square deal.
when they have succeeded in driv-
ing some one to cover. back will go
the prices to higher levels. The in
terests control the market as effective
y as they did a year ago, and the
elections of a week ago have no bear
ing or influence on the alleged reduc- I
ton in prices"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-17
WOODMEN DIRECTORS
HOSTS AT A DINNER
Head Officers and Their Wives Are
Guests at Function at New
Harper Last Night.

Directors of the Modern Woodmen
and their wives were hosts at a
dinner at the New Harper last night
to the bead officers of the society
and their wives. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Murphy, Mr.
and Mrs. A NJ. Burt, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Rutledge, r. R. Smith, Head Con
sui and Mrs. A. R. Talbot. Head Clerk
and Mrs. c. w. Tawes. Head Banker
and Mrs. F. r. Korns. General Attor-
neys Truman Plantz and B. D. Smith,
Supreme Medical Directors F. A.
Smith, E l.. Kerns and B. E. Jones
and their wives, Editor and Mrs. F.
McNider, Assistant Head Clerk and
Mrs James Mcnamara, Supreme Or
ganizer and Mrs. r. E. Johnson and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stuart.
This afternoon the visiting ladies
were entertained by the wives of the
head officers at a 1870 dinner at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Is. Z. Jones
on Twenty-third street. This even
ing the head officers and their wives
will be hosts to the directors and
their wives at $50 dinner at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Van
Calder on Twentieth street. The
social events of the week close to-
morrow afternoon when the direc-
tors wives entertain the Rock Is
land ladies at dinner at the New
Harper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-17
TODAY IN THE MARKETS

Chicago, Nov. 17.-Following are the
quotations on the market today:
Wheat.
December, 9Os4, Gig. 9O5s, 9O7s.
May, 9624. 975s. 963s, 9634.
July, 9334, 943s, 1895, 931a.
Corn.
December, 457s, 461s. 453s, 1855.
May. 471s, As. AZ 473s.
July, 1855, 4Ss4, As, AS.
Oats.
December, 31ss, 319s. 3O24, 3O7s.
May, 34ss. 343s, "a, "a.
July, 343s, 34as. 1875, 1915.
Pork.
January, 1870. 174O, 1870, 1897.
May, 1915, 1927. 1915, 1925.
Lard.
January, 1907. 1912, 1907 1907.
May, 9.G2, 9.7O, 9.62, 965.
Ribs.
January, 917, 9.22. 9.17, $40.
May, 1872, S.95, $50, SOS.
Receipts today-Wheat %, corn 153,
oats 113, hogs 10000. cattle 5000,
sheep $4,000.
Estimated receipts Friday - Hogs
10000
Hogs market opened steady. Hogs
left over 1900 Light 7.O5@75O, mix
ed and butchers 7.15@7.60, good heavy
LOO go. rough heavy 7.10@7.30.
Cattle market opened steady.
Sheep market opened steady.
Hog market closed weak. Bulk sales
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-17

lodges of the Illinois Odd Fellows
might raise the initiation fee from
SO to SIS was killed by the grand
lodge yesterday.
John E. Jennings of Sullivan was
elected grand warden, the stepping
stone to the Office of grand master.
Other officers were elected as fol-
lows:
Grand master-James Ewing Da-
Wis, Chicago.
Deputy grand master-W. A. Hub
bard, CarrolltOn.
Grand secretary-John Sykes,
Springfield; reelected.
Grand treasurer-Thomas Needles,
Nashville; reelected.
E r. Sayler of Springfield was
chosen grand representative to the
sovereign grand lodge for two
years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-17
Democrats Win in Montana.

Helena, Mont. Nov. 17.-OficiaI
counts made yesterday in the close
counties of the state insure demo-
cratic control of the next legislative
assembly. which will elect a success
or to United States Senator Thomas
Fl. Carter, republican.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-17

French accordion pIeating is all the
ge and style. Many of the Smartest
and most artistic waists and gowns seen
this season We're accordion or knife
pleated here. orr work is the height OF
perfection. prices the lowest; always
prompt. All styles and widths of pleat-
ing in side. knife ana accordion. Work
done by famous Chandler machines.
Buttons covered all styles and sizes.
and coIored ivory rims from scraps of
goods TO match your suit or gown from
loC a dozen up.
Send or ask for circulars.
Agents wanted: big commissions.
our buttons do not come apart; our
pleats stay in.
G.. Fl. GRABBE
South Putnam building. Davenport Ia.
old phone 1592-M-. Est 1902
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-17

Liverpool opening cables-Wheat z
10 q higher, corn - lower.
Liverpool closing-Wheat - 10 p
higher. corn IS lower
Northwestern receipts-Minneapo
today 21S, last week 222. last year
ESQ; Duluth, today IS, last week 237,
last year 125.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-17
LOCAL MARKET CONDITIONS.

Nov. f7.-Following are the quota
lions on the local market today:
Live Poultry - Old hens. I2hc to
13c; springs, 15c TO 17c per pound.
Fresh eggs, 29c.
Potatoes, per bushel, 45c to SOC.
Butter, dairy 29c, creamery CSC.
Oats, four loads at 32c.
Lard-13c 10 lac.
Feed and Fuel.
Corn, per bushel, 58c and Coo.
Forage - Timothy hay, SIG to S17;
Wood-$4.50 per load.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-11-17

were sold TO Walter Winans yester.
day afternoon for $4,000 This is
a record price for a horse show
transaction.