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Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-03-17
DAILY MARKET REPORT.
Twin City Markets,

! Minneapolis. Mar. 10.-Wheat, May
96hc; July, 97%c; No. l northern
97%c; No. 2 northern, 95Tc: No.
durum, SO nc; No. 3 corn, 42Ac; No
3 white oats, 29c; barley, 90c; No.
rye, 83c; No. fax, $266.
, Duluth, March 10.-Wheat, May
i96%c; July, 97%c; No. l northern
&c.
/ South st. Paul, March 1Q.-Cattle-
steers, $5.0O@5.70; cows, $3.35@4.40
calves, SO 4O@7.75; hogs, $6.60Q6.70.
sheep, yearlings, $2.00Q3.50.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-03-17
"Adam God" Must Serve Term.

Jefferson City, Missouri The
supreme court affirmed the twenty-five
years. sentence of James Sharp
adam Cod, who was convicted in
Kansas City of murder. The court re-
fused to release Walter Dinley and
Goldie Smith on writ of habeas cor.
pus from the penitentiary, pending an
appeal. The court held that since they
can not give bond they are not en-
titled to be held i'll Jail, but must be
taken to the penitentiary. They were
sentenced for killing Ketchel, the
prize fighter.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-03-17
HILLEs TO TAKE POST ON APRIL 4

Will Then Succeed Norton as Secre.
tary to the President.
Washington, D. C. - Official an
Aouncement was made that Charles D..
Hilles. assistant secretary of the treas
ury, is to succeed Charles d. Norton
rs secretary to the president on April
1. The announcement came from the
White House and was made public at
luncheon given in honor of Mr..
Hilles by Mr.. Norton at the latter's
home. President Taft stopped in at
the reception which folloing the
luncheon. Mr.. Norton on April will
become vice president of the First Ma
tional bank of New York.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-03-17
SEATTLE WOMEN VOTERS SCORE
They Carry Street Car Municipal Own
ership Proposition.

Seattle, Washington - Returns
from the municipal election counted
up indicate that the proposition to
issue 100000 bonds to construct and
operate a municipality owned street
railway carried by an overwhelming
majority.
1t is certain that a reform council
has been elected. Women voters took
an active interest in the election.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-03-17
Haiti Bank Opens for Business.

Port Au Prince, Haiti, March o.
The new state bank, made possible by
American. French and German capital,
and which it is generally expected will
help to put the finances of the repub.
lie on a more secure footing, was
opened with a ceremony in which
President Simon and the cabinet and
the ministers from the United States,
France and Germany participated.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-03-17
FIRE ATTACKS TROOP TRAIN.
TWO Soldiers Killed and One Car a,
Horses Destroyed.

Denison, Tex. March 11.-One car q,
horses is known to have been de-
stoyed and two soldiers killed as .
result OF a fire which originated in 2
STOCK car OF troop train on the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railroad No.,
Durant, Okla. The train was the first
section of an army special en- rout,
from Fort Leavenworth to San Ap,
tonic "o
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-03-17
Woman Beaten and Robbed.

Portage, Wis, March 9.-Miss E. p.
Massey of Milwaukee, registered at a
Portage hotel, then went out for a
walk. Two hours later her uncon-
scious body was found in a school
house doorway, with four ribs broken
and other injuries. She had been
robbed of $50. Hospital authorities
say she may not recover.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-03-17
Episcopal Bishop Chosen.

Kansas City, Missouri. - At con-
tention of Episcopal churchmen and
laymen here Bishop Sydney C. Part
ridge, of Japan, was elected bishop Of
the diocese of Kansas City, to sue
coed the late Bishop Edward R. At
we'll. He was chosen on the seventh
ballot. Bishop Cameron Mann, of the
diocese of South Dakota being second.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-03-17
Train HoIdup Suspects Arrested.

Detroit, Michigan. The South
rn Pacific holdup near Ogden, Utah,
on the night of Jan. 2, is said to be
closely connected with the arrest of
Victor Clore and Bryan O'Hara, Of
Palms, Mich. The arrests were made
by representatives of a private detec.
tive agency. The holdup resulted in
the death of porter and the taking
of $1,40O cash and $1,000 in jewelry
from the passengers of the train.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
TRINIDAD BASEBALL
TEAM D|SBANOS
FOR SEASON
Lack of Financial Support
Given As Cause BY Direct
ors for mastering 0ut En-.
tire Aggregation.

Trinidad. Colo luiy &c Trinidad
has no baseball tcum After Tues.
days game with Ration, the players
laid away their gloves and bats and
hlkoG unto regions where the baseball
bus ouzzos louder
Announcement to- this cncr came
Monday ana created not little stir
among Tie games ardent supporters
in this citl
The directors have succeeded b.,
getting together one of the classics.
hunchos OF BAH players that any
town la the west can lay claim to-
but ii has cost money throughout
The remainder %. the season Tho
management folt the pulse of the pub.
lac and decided they could MOI make
30 pay out Hence the disnaudWyaf
Tho monthly payroll amounted u
$3.50. which b. somewhat more lbgu
the gate receipts show
The team can cousclcnJlously bt
called rs good 90 not better tHlu amy
team Trinidad has ever M ont IN
The past aud has kept the TdN % in the
public eye as no other Kind of adyci.
tiscmCut could have done Manager
Craig is to bee congratulated for bis
Hu" Work a- Is every member oi Jhy
team. 10 Be- understood % number ul
the players have already been slsned
Cp with nearby league ContcrHCldCf
Manager Craig and others being book
ed Tor The Pueblo fcau ol the Western
lcosuc. and without Il doubt will make
good there
The team has played thlrt}-sN
games during the season thus ml
aud with Yesterdays victory, have
Won lNcnt' one oI them The team
no.cd Ration uut Ot the frs, game 90.
The series. score > 10 I Trinidad los.
sunday game with Dawson. ~ 90 .
Th. location OF Trinidad hus been
found to work against il In the ut.
lor oi securing teams 90 play against
]. hapfoas that the good teams which
viii draw crowds more are located so
inI away that the expenses become
loo heavy 90 make 20 practical Othp.
teams that can ue picked up viii mo-.
draw tho crowds necessary 500 The
revenue is cut short
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
A MARILLO CLUB
HAS LOST ONE
OUT OF II
Leaguers Who Play Here Sat.
nrday and Sunday Have
Splendid Record for the Sea.
son Thus Far

pui OF D., aume. played this s,asou
ih, Amarillo lrngu,rs. VINO play the
Albuquerque Grrs 80 Traction park
~Itnrdu aud sunday. hive lost only
one game. The record ls splendid.
as the Lcagurrs have played AGAINST
thp best ciuu> len Oklahoma ana
Texas. Tho L,apucrs have Just ru-
~h'd mking tnfc, str1lght games
from the Muuoggams. strong Texas
utsuuiztuuu, th' games being PLAYED
boo Amarillo. Whether tho I,ugu,rs
viii take TWO stalghts from Albu-
lu,ruu, ana mak, 90 IS STRAIGHT
games nou and one lost h. IA, uucs-
uun being discussed pv IN, locul fans
The Gri}s have good ball club and
hope O." show tho Texans Few OF the
Zinc points ot ga, gamc. Traction
park diamond bias bs~1 pat la splru-
did condition for tho contests Tho
saturday Same VIII not be- started
until Utirr the usual hour n order TO-
permit Ga, fans Co turn out Ia force
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
DAWSON WILL PLAY
HERE FAIRTIME
DrcCi"r~ liai~t Funds Ia Iinano.
Trip tu albuquerque: Eleven Game
series With Ration Gra,s.

baNs"u, ~ NJ July The iii
rrctors OF thr Dawson team held an
important meeting last evening and
raised funds for the maintenance of
thr team through August aud scptcm-
Der ana Tor its presence at the Albu-
lurrqur fair The Dawson aud Ration
managomonis are ON the point ot clos
ing an arrangement for series of
- Hnmcs To De played oy the teams
Through the remainder OF "a, SEASON,
Alternating between the two towns.
TIE dates tentatively arranged for arc
ns follows August ana az Ration,
August 2 ana ~ ~ Dawson. August
II and 30 az Ration. August 20 and
81 al Dawson. September .. 3 and
I at Ration The Dawson team viii
bee sim further strengthened during
ihc next week aud win doubtless bee
come the strongest team uoNt 10 tho
Ration Grays the territory. The
urNt games scheduled for the Ration
rluh are with Lus \csis oa nyNt Snt-
urdaN and sunday. JuN go ana go.
special train viii Dee run hy the
santa FD Sunday provided sufficient
number VIII go down to nuurautcc tho
excursion rate. \ gam, VIII also like
~ hu played Win santa Fc before the
return
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27

Feel .1nsuld woek, run down.
headache stomach "oN""- lust d
plain cuse nf lazy liver Burdock Blood
iiitHrs tones liver ana stomach. proc
notes digestion, pur.heg The blood.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
BIDS ARE RECEIVED
FOR EXTENSION
''n'iari"r- ~ 81 i'usu Making or
o. Tor Construction - Railroad
"u l.. =. n - ". a. Tucson.

Tucson Ariz July Yesterday
"ae ho LAST day of the receiving ol
ils luw prospective contractors lDr
.h' construction OF tuc El pa-u A.
southwestern railroad from Fairbanks
% Tucson For several DAYS pust tho
hotels of ~ pasu have shown by their
'sis."I- thc arrivals Of bIddor. Many
'i ihc bids have been presented al
ready some personally aud others by
hdII ana upon the bids proving SAT-
.eiatiolN much depends bur with so
MANY bidders CO.'S there are a. Is sa
200 say thar competition Is keen ami
lhr result ut such competition SAT.
rlaDrH ngWos will be- IN the hands
nI inc railroad officials
The next step in The building of
the southwestern extension viii be-
% De- nov expected the definite an
uulrrCWoni bN the higher officials of
me railroad 20 the Railway Holding
oup1nY that The extension viii ho
made aud when work may be- EXPECT
ed 90 start Ths. is IL expected Will
pr made uu 0r before August It
't hardly probable that any announce
mcni ON the result oi the bidding
via be- reported from the IN paso
lIhce before such announcement of
intention is made here
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
REYES DENIES THE
RUMOR OF BREAK
WITH MADERO
Action of Relieving Madero
From Obligation of Naming
Him on Cabinet to Bring
About Harmony.

M,Nc" city, Jlt -G,nc.I
..". u"tdu tct,- Was uIuulht into tu.
center ui the political spotlight ah.u
t1c anuouunrmyut vHa aude that b,
hod relieved Frau,s., G. Mudrrn ..
hIf Tom.s. Geo nam, HMM minister of
Ut.
Tho REASONS given ur this action
Nrr, that n,ncru Reyes had noted
mot t1ls promise .J Mr. Mudrr...
had been d., cause COZ Dissatisfaction
among certain members OF IA, Ma.
d'i" party. and. foo. tHi. reason. D.,
W'sh'd in step aside uud rrllcyo Sir
Nader" coz amy embarrassment which
iI. situation WiEht cause.
fhit action immediately saNr u.,
q" 90" -iHicWUut thai ,uer, had been
hr"aF .u 'H,re relations between zen.
DraI ewes and Mr. Madeira and that
i meant practical auuuuu,e meuD
%. 'hr Reyes ,1niId1UN Iur thr prrsI-
,.rup,
This statement, however. was nntN
denied ny General Reeves In am iu.
''Ni'N E,~jorit, afternoon
"fn"rr has been uo hruak I'm Nh.
relations between M Nud,ru ana
W's".. declared G,u.uI Eeyrs 90
N'' or'wtrd W pur.n patriotic mo.
uNrs The FACE that Mr Madrro hs.
.'''rI m' the portfolio uf war Boo
''r cabinet n tH, event That hr -
''''l'h ""s tur .1ns. Hf Violent on
position "u tu, Hrt ui ..Hn.n fol-
lowers 60. Mr. Nadoiu did not wish
200 become Hu i,san and 1Jd not CON
FIdri in't these were tnrs whpn ,l,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
ARIZONA UNIVERSITY
ADOPTS NEW RULES
students Must Hereafter Wear Ini.
forms Continually; Unpaid Bir~
WIN bar Undergraduate From III
ploum.


Tucson Arlz. July -5-Prppaia.
tory students 90 Ga. university must
Wear their uniforms thrDughuut tho
wc,a 40 degrees viii 10, conferred
un students gruduuung who are known
i' nave outstanding bills ot euarae-
ter q" reflect on th.Ir good names cor
thc standing uf th. uuNer-uS 40. -r
are now two new rules adopted hv llp
rrgeut- of The university ut tao meet
ms held last saturday m Tucson
AZ the meeting OF the regents SAT-.
urduy there were present M,ssrs
Freeman Baylers ana More. Cuu-
tain GrernWoy BE- nov in England
rw" rules for IA, government of
students were passcd al th, adjourn
cd meeting of tho regents Th, first
."f THESE affects preparatory students
and requires thrm Go wear standard
uniforms established by the university
throughout tho week. The reasons
Tor the establishment of this rul, and
issuance uf IA, order az. respect Tor
The uniform, that students NAV boa.
recognized los their uniforms when
about town ana the giving OF "a c,r-
Tain publicity 90 tho university. 49, her,
they are seen in uniform
students viii not De- permitted 40
run up debts OF character that mas
reflect discrtdit upon thrmsc,yos or
their alma mater. recciy. tnoW dr.
sr'es and depart leaving mourn,r.
nrhind This is "a now rate that wac
t.sp adopted Oy 40, regents and vn.
p, Duiurc'l 10 declares thut whore
10 Is known that studpu,s hal, unpaid
bills ut a character that might tend
&" reflect iuvir good names or be- Boz
furious tu the high standing OF tn,
university 1853 du Institution of l,Hru-
ing aud morality, such students shall
not receive their degrees unul sucn
nhis have been duly uuuidated
The president OF tho university was
authorized Go procure pool tanlr to
De erected boo suitable place in ono
OF the university buildings for tho
use OF thc students. rho object being
q" furnish amusement at the uni,cr-
HiiN grounds aud to prevent the "a
cusr for going to town 90 obtain such
"uuhcmcnts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27

country could afford To risk mfIam-
ing The minds cot political pariisaus
Ilc situation was one which misht
''.'mc embarrassing u Mr. Madrfu
ana ] thought 10 hast tu strp aside.
Won't Run fur President
As regards %, possibility OF ms
'''us t candidut, for co., presidency.
j ht'" never given 10 % Thought aud
c''u 81 wy friends should Insist /
,udll NOT authorize IA, us, OF my
uHu' This i- not umr.U when the
people should boz, excited o., a nptIE
contested political campaign Those
who arc truly patuutl. win r,lIl.
ilWt M,N"aus should nork toward 30
rri'ru Goo normal conditions. tu .nIm.
9" gr,t aud order"
In Otuuuas. clubs ana wherever "a
-fuup of politicians gathered th, n.t
in"i I'u,.ai Reeves had chosen lu
.''p aside and 90 rrlI.y, Mr. Mad,ro
of h's promise was th, subject COT cone
N'r-atuu
lu man, high political quarter. ID
NH- iah.u u- br,uk between tho tvn.
mon Which would l,ad to uu pp,u
political uaHi uWJup tb, coming .im-
puien Speculation was rf. us lo
thr pussIh'. effects should Gen,raI
b'H,s uc.,u, GEO Do, candidate for
'Hn presidency ul supsso9 scr. DO.
nuit"d 300 ts 90 uis ability tu draw
'"'W.r E..|-N frun 90, Mad,ru
r"ENs and as Gao whether o., would
'''' NO general sypruu of element.
Uh 4- tn u,V party headed rt
.i. J.r2, Vera E-tauol
D. .a hwrds expected that oven ,i.u-
"I'N N'''. up'u statement pI h- 10.
.'n'."u Dot Go ALLOW his nlmp tp u.
"ttenied VIII quiet tho mlA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27

Cheapest accident Insurance. DIR.
Thomas Electric on. stops the pain
ana heals tho wound Al druggists
sch it.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27

FOR The best saddle horses jn IN,
city can phone No. r, w. l.. Trlmble
ll3 North Second 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
iIG ORDER ~ PLACED
tOE TILNRuSA AITNII',

Tularosu, - NJ, July Am NJ
P'so tirm has placed AN order viii
local people for 500 tons of Tularos.
alfalfa az a price - Sli per ton
Much of the order was shipped Insi
Wrrb. Large orders have also beer
pla,'d by El paso dealers for fruit
Ei Pnsu b. beginning 10 apprprial,
Iularnsa az a producing community
AFTER they get "a shipment of Tula
rosa peaches. they turn Canforni,
cold thereafter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
Ne SUNDAY BNSEHNII.
NJ BASEBALL. TEAM
Roswell Nine Di~bHnds Itcau~r oT
Hostile Courts; Ma, iieorgausc in
Time Tor Nlhuqrerqnr Iair.

I'usNCil \ NJ, July "a Roswell Is
baseball team was dishandcd Muuda,
The patronage was mot sufficient To-
Justify The continuance ot the tenn
and outside players were released and
hay" either lcft Ton their homes or
Tor other teams 60 sign up. II h.
greatly regretted hy the fans that this
step svas necessary There is posi-.
bility nj tie team being reorgnnilcsi In
time to enter the contest at th, Alhu-
uucrWe fair this fan n h. believed
the unComprumising attitude Of the
local court against sunday baseball
has had much To- do with dlscourag-
ing the sport here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
DOC CORNISH MNkIS
SINS NIION ~ ~ "

lu tho ast gam, played y,-,crdl,
afternoon between tnc Maroon. au
th, DAWSON coal Miners. Doc Cnr
ulsh of tuis Guy knocked t two bog.
ger which sent tNu runners over IA,
plate To, MHruous luuksthp honor,
at seven Co three. The result coz Ca,
game was not udoubt from tho nrsl
man ~ till lu last Dall was pitch a.
The pitching ct Barr fnr Vegas and
Lansing for Dawson aas superb.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27

WHERE TIiEN pI.NN TOMORROW
NnlInnnl lrnnnr

BOSTON ut pitsburg
brooklyn ut cincinnati
Sew York go - Louis
Philadelphia ut Chicago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
Nnnrri,nn InnuIir

thicaru at New YORK.
&c. Louis at Boston
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland lt Washington.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27

Enough games have h.cn pH,sd thus
ur to Weld th. m,u Into Do rmouious
machine. Ih'N know each others
strength aul Weaknesses and can play
accordingly Whom lb. Athletics de-
srond into The pIt tomorrow afternoon
in give battle Goo tbn hungry Tigers.
th'ru 1871. Do, SOM, Interesting ba.,-
ban played Ir Jhcry ever was
The Washington times., 1911-09-07
CHANGES
ANNOUNCED, MANY
PROMOTIONS MADE
H. w. Ludwig Goes Up,
Others Transferred and
Reinstated.

Herbert w. Ludwig, Of Pennsylva-
MIA, a clerk in the division OF post
masters accounts In the office of the
auditor for the Postoffice Department.
was notified today of his promotion
from class E at $1,000 a year to class
l, with a salary of $500 a year.
Edward H. Faustman. of New York,
in the division of warrant payments,
class E at $1,000.
Other promotions in the auditors Of
fee announced today are:
James E. Boardman. Of Indiana, d.
vision Of money order auditing, from
skilled laborer. $40, to clerk. class d:
$500; George Lewis, Of the District of
Columbia, division of money order
auditing. from assistant MESSENGER. $40,
to clerk, class D, $500; Robert c. White,
of the District of Columbia, division OF
money order auditing, from skilled Ia
borer, $40. to skilled laborer. $40; Will
liam 1. Daniel, OF Georgia, division Of
money order asserting, from money or
der assorter, $3.50, to skilled laborer, $720;
Mrs Margaret T. Towberman, OF the
District Of Columbia, division Of money
order asserting, from money order as
S720; Carrie E. Long, of the District
of Columbia, division Of money order
asserting, from money order assorter,
$3.50, to money order assorter, $40.
Announcement was also made of the
following designations and appoint
ments:
Resignations-Walt S. Greenwood,
of Missouri, clerk class one, $1,000;
Miss Nellie L. Dom, of the District of
Columbia, money order assorter, $3.50;
Mrs. l. E. Finigan, of Pennsylvania,
money order assorter, $3.50.
AN -
Alice B. Caughey, of Louisiana,
money order assorter, $3.50; Miss lone
NJ. Stanton, of Illinois, money order
assorter, $3.50; Miss Emma E. Chap
man, of Mississippi, money order as
sorter $500; Miss Catherine H. Den
mis-, of Illinois, money order assorter,
$3.50.
Reinstatements: Limited period
James Devine, of Maine, money order
asscrter, $3.50; Miss Blanche Mowrer,
of Indiana, money order assorter, $3.50;
Chambers r. Owen, of North Carolina,
male labcrer, $3.50.
The Washington times., 1911-09-07
Fractional Declines Under Hanmaermg by Bears
SCALPERS ABOUT ONLY TRADERS
WITH BEARS HAVING BEST
OF ARGUMENT.

roration, has Just finished an inspec-
ton of Gary. the new steel city in In
diana. He declares that business there
Is good and he expects that IT Will re-
main so. This is about the nrst straw
ON the business Improvement size:
London was a moderate seller OF the
International securities. while the con-
tinent OF the mUre reassurlng news
from the corfab On Moroccan issues
was a modest buyer on direct orders.
The downward movement in values
was attributed to the continued ham
mering, hammering Of the list by the
GEARS, this checking an incipient rally
at the opening and turning values into
q lower range.
The early gains on Union Pacific
reached X on Reading u. and about y
on the list slight betterment fol-
lowed the opening and then the ham,
merine began again. The losses aver
aged Y on Steel and Smelling, v on
Copper, and q to u net on the rails as
compared with the final figures for
Wednesday Lehigh Valley was
weakling for 4 full point net loss.
The whole list dragged slowly through
the second hour of the morning with
narrow fluctuations, and remained In
this condition through the noon hour,
nothing of interest developing. The
chances are for a continuation Of the
dizziness. -
The Washington times., 1911-09-07

NEW YORK, Sept. This is moi
p stock market, it is simply a piker's
proposition betting on advances and de.
clines OF an eighth, with the general
public and the big financial interests
more or less Indifferent to the action
OF the list" This Is the way one promi.
lnent broker diagnoses the prevailing
conditions on the Street. He might
have added that the advantage was
sometimes with one and sometimes with
the other side, but generally in favor
Of the bears.
None OF the problems that have been
hanging over the list for months have
been eliminated.
Labor troubles are still with the rail-
roads; the Moroccan discussion, long
distance talking match. is moving on,
but with assurances from the German
chancellor that a peaceful situation is
in sight. The rule of reason is an un-
explained problem, the banks are not
buying securities, tariff revision is COM
ing, and a Presidential campaign is
year away but under way right now.
The French government is holding on
to gold, refusing to sanction export.
President Farrell, of the Steel Cor
The Washington times., 1911-09-07
Coffin Lining Sold
To Dealer in Junk

George Wech, District pawn inspector,
was opening his mail this morning,
when he found a report from Q street
Junk dealer on which was written:
zone zinc coffin lining. $Ll2."
In other words, the dealer had pur-
chased a coffin lining from some one
as a junk for SLIP.
I've seen almost everything magma
BILE come in on these reports" said Wech,
but it's the first time a soffin' lining
has ever been reported. How on earth
such a thing ever found its way to q
junk shop Is beyond me-"