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Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26

I0 I8ls77ssss01 ohoi' SIoiAo
 @llsiy out of our language
 Isnch and Italian and Spanish. into German and Scandinavian, and Bohemian into strange tongues where no other American author, except Fenimore Cooper, had ever before penetrated. His weird psychologist studies have influenced later writers as unlike as Maupassant and Riche- pin, Fftztames, O'Brien, Robert Louis Stevenson, and Rudyard Kipling His tales of a mystery solved at last by observation and deduction have been initiated by Dumas and sardou, by Gaboriau and Boisgobey, by Wilkie Collins and Conan Doyle. And Sher- lock Holmes, the only fictitious char. aoter to win international recognition in the final years of the nineteenth century, Is the reincarnatton of a fig. ure first projected by Poe.-Century Magazine.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26
Help " anted.

Wanted,-1Jen to c4t 200 cords of wood. Apply to Man. tooth Bros. 23b7.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26
Royal Arcanunl.

Newport Council No. 322 Royal Arcanum meets ht and 3rd Wednesday nights in each month in the Board building. Visiting brethren always wei come,
 s. M. Beattie, Regent.
 NY C IMish0ra Snc
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-26

Meets Second and Fourth Tuesday nights of each month in the Board Building, Second and Walnut Streets. Visiting Brothers always wei come.
 H. E. Dowell, w. M.
 s. M. Beattie, Sec.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09
sEN SERVICE TO
EE GIVEN -arEOH
h:--e-- Fat: Planning -rrcu:-
--s- :: Hcciss-y IS Growing
S.c.-r

-18- - Ncrth4r1 Pacific VIII IL
80 gasoline -rain service oeTw - L
GIFTS t5a-bo- c.-l+s a-5 - -ew
manufacturing -cw- q McCl@s-y II
- sssIer- s-o II C1@hal5s COUNTY. :
- =-ste-e1. nade - ral,Usd IL
tials t=ye e. wet Tt% la-cesI
door -sluts curing plant Il 1he World
L bang Constructed = thai Place and
v1e1 i begins operating Irall serT-
lC- VII - gwen hat secric-. !, i
ls+lr thaI II addition u --ai- SER
90 from IL 1arboI 10 thai cltY. z
mixed Trai1 viii make CONNECTIONS z.
Ena tor trains going bo-h wars Th@
ATTENTION y i1e business u this tas-
growing se-c-1on was called - II J
Z 8=1sco Wi known Aberdeen
booster, WHO WIS given ~ above a.
=ura-t@s ~ Third Wee President No
MI 4 - NcrI1-T- PsG1c VIZ
promised . Investigate
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09
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T..S,s
Ss-carc-s --sc -.s

Ia IL l@cIl+ u -src1 laying
- Ian . e-Lg1t4--+-- Ia -
L1-%d STATES does should oo--ru+
70 -ll+.ate sporadic Civil vsrs WITHIN
IL borders : a1ros. beyond cou,,+-
.e-slc- That tt=se va,s are cs--=o
sr,-s=s q, lockout. MAKES hen 70
lass wzrs destructive slIse & u-e
FL -tAas-,e J. II IL --aL4-a-le
--g1- u s-y III = ms c9u-try 10
@c'i y refuse II w..a, = e-1p..y
~ refuse = enploy WHOM rt@v c.os-
a1d - exercise = -1st ,-g1. a4+cts
- acu1g Parties alQ.+ Bu-. w1s-,
= - exercise u itai r!g1-. - ocn-
tcr-- c'u1venie1ce u prosperity u
cl1%rz i iute-ter4d with j; would a.
pa 70 - prope: goverun+--al
1c,jca 70 s-op J.. Us; = govern
-Ecl wcgId ed s1c1 -l-erter@-c+ II
IL, auy c-1er Lana
Trs- ocw s1ct var = Il rrog,ess
a-d -1e grin reaper las already gar
a@-e-o : small tarrest. i IL sI-.=
u railroad stop-ec a-d 3-ag1 re-
a-e FLAMING Z cripple - -~a-sp.+-
-z,o- Eoas = Is vas- i SUCCESS
= - e1t-re population west q. -
Mississippi river WILL suffer ,r@me--
6C-s losses alt10ugh = 4-1-t-es.-sl
1ssr- e rt=E have a-y Interest," Nat
--z- 80 .r--a.--
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09
-Sk- -ESS PASS EVANS
S-s.s S-c.---.-ce-t Dewey lEf-st
Ger +-at.s :: Ffts Sl-:.IE.-i
Gc-lcsr-s = c-.-ss C.u-ty

OLYMPIA, Oct II z Dewey.
= T.erlt1eod%ut q yubljc lrsrr9 ci5o-.
LIS Announced TIE 1ollowirg llst q
teachers VIC VIII re-c+lTe cer1t,s -
Is rs,s1li O. 10 rs-cen1 1esco@rE *
srri-s-jQ1s 1+ld IL llAasl1s cyyot1
Len l. Blasd@1- i1uulte ba't'e'.
Jes1ette Bales. C1sla 4 Bl0rkl uno-
Eunice N Bo1hsn. Bessie b-Fsa
L=na C,ea-=' lrah J D9t1s Mira
EIors I Dudd. / May Dotts R5tt
Z Dotbs Minnie .rger, 35+l+. u
Fuller, F1o-e1ce Clover. Ella 7 Cor
5o- Mrs A1ra VI Cusharc Orr 5oy,
Laura E5sroes, :. M5lto1 HAYWOOD. 4
Z. Eoll0wsv. =. Z ljolDguis-- T1g-u
Is ? Horn, Haze JoscelYr. iIsil K=l-
-, Arthur VI ti-g. SuEie Le1tasrY.
Winnie I LeTbad Mr. Nsu0e c.
Lor4l1, El1s McDa-54l Margaret Nj
Lea AI]%Y c Miller Lana Ruth
No1- EarhrT1 MUleY. T1omss :.
N --Jltr. E@i= F,1rele Cr@rcter Sctaf-
=: P=rcy Sparks 1ra S-1e1s1.
I = Ta1 Walker, Cora X 1a-ter.
Mrs Laura B@1tord Walter. lnEa
N'a--ass. Mildred Z Wesr, = 1 2
Williams. Marr L Wood w WOOD
:crc. liz Mooney. ALB Bellies. Jes-
80 Boot Carrie Ru1d+L
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09
L c Checker Pc, Pie. Bsk.d Dunplirss

OK .f-azsl ca+ IN .7o51tF; ! ar fur
:. iaaln,7nf4lSaLt. ola1k reer,fJ- -r4r5
FoD-, ) A~:gl acasta9n7'4IS 4 { E4ks1r
n7z.arv- !. 4ezso77r1zi ST.; : c4e
s4oyzcnszE5 SEa4s tr rrrzm
Cover The fowl with billing we and
e. s.lle- MT. te-de-. then remover Z
tl2k-aC dlsA. Nix Ire 4 c1p 5o--. sal
and black pepper VIII cid wa;e- = :
smooth pas:= and us= - th5ck=- ;1e
b-o,h- REEVE TIE L: t-u- t-e ~ q:
ne broth :: necessary before adding he
talcksong. Pom ms Ca7y cve- ne
fowl, ral = < nearly c. e--1 and -
ss-ve the res. % s@-ve s-'z-- 50. -
cethe- The 5ou-. bsk-ng E,cw5e- md sal,
three times; into TINS v'1-k - s7,r.+--
ing and use cream - xix q lakt z
dough, less st-1 tha- :n- b1s--1:s =:
this ty spn9atLs cvs- ne :cw. = -
dish, which !. sloDl3 -eS upa1 a15
completely cover. Le. bake ao1ut =:
G--,es.
When vounr tsnde- chickens I-s scl-c- -t-ls
presents most sEris.actcy-v VIZ =: s4-7--r
fowls YEA ~ In prepared Il ms
-nI-t H.lTtst-s-.-lr ttIt- -lt.- S--1t- sew
--r -rls H ne 2: c-he- delicious rs =
the : : Ct',E BocE Z rory q u -l-t III tfe
Secured free ~ sso1--r tot ;.1u-=1 ;'.,--i,lHt-
~: = ne .A--Is Nj. :. ching
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09

- s1rcass i oepe1os-- -J,a1 III
sane principles u - acr1sl selling
Re newspaper ctoss1 = - medium
ta- dc11s tbs Wax ~ Prof, IL
Advertiser according = il : ~close
. -o1 70 il readers
Wise advertisers k1tS rs and -1sy
k1ov Eso Ihs- ~ lpcsl -ewsIia pa
Is cl0se- 70 is readers III : aLy
o-1@- pape. MoreoTe-. - 1oaEl u
~ = taken an raad y more q the
people q lts coruu-.-y -ta- : sry
0fter pags- These w :Ec-s 1Ev+
t.=e- demonstrated tines oey1-d nun
b-r
ne news and editorial pages q.
IL local paT,e- rcaB- Il usriers ma,
most Intimately AID di-ec-lT concern
and srect the personal Interests and
welfare u rs -sEd+rs- Readers
krow I,ersonallr so-=1hlng about
4e+-y TAT me11o1ed and sutl+c1 as
c.assed II her hone paper Co1s=-
Que1tly they resd II with taorous1-
rass thEt they DO ao- suow q Az
o-hs- medium.
Nstio1sl advertisers Know q Of
-hsse facts. and sadly t.evaL liz tact
Ii, hey cal not directly arail them
selves u advertising advantages 1Aar
sr= open u 1Ae retailers through 10
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09

iaEo hIZ Il osl%r@ IL 1.=F WEE
tnllT cogLzali q IL gi-- 1sts NO.
and seemed IL ID wy co-t&--so -
her The affected cJ- = - at-A =
sreaa E-4-st. Ut IL 1rs1c7 = -
children = thEf a1guaE= -l-s-@s-
-haT hey w=-A raised Z ~. tos-''-
2-5 Ia; g1or,z-re = 80 ls1gusga
Is IL, s==c-at111 i tszf- 80 e
-ea-cr r ~ parents -t1s re- - -
:. nj - gIrl vss sA-I tr.Z ,o-1 :
ia Tllte
~ cass Seams 10 de-sro asr@t 81
= --ga-lc1. III liz l1llo f@-Lo7 -
from -he.- c1args s5oulc 80 acc-Gas
-lo- 4 Fsgl-ls-1 ~ fUgEo -ruA
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09
THE ATLANTIC HOTEL

TIE Atlantic hotel was reope1ed
Ills morning under the 1a1ageme1r
u is owners NJ. s-d Mrs z. G.
Sargent. The well known pioneer 10
~ people who have renovated ne
house throughout. TIE Atlantic kas
81 clean and comfortable rooms, n
d had & cost 80 moderate a. n
be in rhe reach u re average wrok-
ingman
Mr. AID Mrs. Eanl!u have charge
Of the dining roon. where ne zeal
home cooking d tie best provisions
can be had a. very reasonable rates
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09
BEGIN OPERATING CAS-

HOCT-AG. oe;- She C-ars gs-
Dor Railway s Light Company y ar
operating is \oT1h end car re
day morning for he G-S. ti-ao =
months he DELAY Aairs ca0Sa
stree. IT. prove -l2sI.> TIE s. II
being operated ~ one r-ac q.
SIS co2GUctc- ard = norman.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09
OFFICIALS VISIT HaRECR

!. u Hannatord. second vice r-es.
Gent u tie Northern Pacific. accom-
panied ~ third vice President Nc
Nu-t AID Mr. Slsde. paid Hocrizm and
Aberdeen al official yis!, lasz FRIDAY
TIE officials q this road came u on
ne noon flyer and after spending The
dsy. !e:. Z he evening .ra.-.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09
PAy CT OIL TANKS

That tie Standard Oil company may
tu-ld oil ,a1ks q Grays f5aToc- AID
p.sce z large number u oil steamers
Il Tie Cal.orlts-G.aTs Earbo- III.
: r1n7r wL.cL 5 goi1g re ROUNDS
For more t1s- Z rear ne matte! q:
Installing tanks 1ss Dee- before this
company AID nov with Increased ship
ping and railroad facilities, j < pos-
sible thai rs -s-ks xii! y tor-h com.
5ry
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09
FAITH IN HaRsca

Z 9. Noodto-d. consulting s-E.1ee,
q Tacoma. who has oe@- sE%-dl-.
some TINE oI Gray= Es-bcr 81 saver
z days ago for England VIII rev @
Interesting English capitalists Q =
yes- Sl009.41Q il his section 4,
SAYS IL has looked OYER re e-,t-,
c0as- and tha- Grays Ea-tc- o@e-:
,te best Inducements
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09
ED FOR TRIAL

: F.:e. Wei known 1zrt--.-4. VIC
rss recently s--es-+1 q : Large q
grand larceny. lad been he'd pending
~ -eI- FERN = cour-, rs bC-E being
.s.se6 70 $1,000 a16 = default = las
beeZ remarked 70 tie cCu1-v =. 70
awai, MA l. : alleged IA E-:e
rooE $3.50 from J. ?. OB-s-s -.
severs. weeks ago
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09
LOGGING CANE 7Es- IVES

~ - - -i-e i -ro r+zrs. IL
logging camp 4 S1aw d N=.s--. c-
- -p-1l.ps r.v-- began operations
.-zE Pr ne VIII = employed
- s-zr- r-e worE- aver which 70
crew T.-l t4 zddel Z. = ~ c-----
--ez,eS
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09
LEAVES EOS EAST

EsoGCiAN. ocs. state Senator
kss--y r Hewitt isst tAss morning for
LIS oi6 home II Wass,oy.>i-. heTe re
". spend S few week visiting his
Z-acsAs-. Nj, hewitt W.. also 80 10
New YORK. &c see tHs wo-sd series
baseball games for re chang .sc.-ship
between \su NorA &z6 P SIDE phia.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09
ABERDEEN BOYS MAKE TEAM

Bert Gidden and Roy Woods, nan.
bers OF Aberdeens cham pionship IL
-erscholastic football team o: 1911 for
the state, have been selected Oh The
Franklin and Marshall college elev-
81 At Lancaster, Pa. The boys help
ed the team win its first victory and
played an excellent game.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

City subscribers falling TO receive
tie Herald By 8 p. II. on MONDAYS
and THURSDAYS will please notify the
City Messenger c., Tel. 1891, ard s
pspe. will be sent 70 tie address s.,
once.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09

Happy psvs-.st-s vss>.e -sSv rear Pol
so1S camps Ths e.2t& vs-cas5 more
han $50 Tc2Ta> Ald vas sXc.olied
around re CAY sAow31- ,es proves
II lie hunters
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09

leTt1g t1s American q=or.e tra- -
-Dd=t@1slole t--o=1s = -aEa-.c~ III
Is tcr-@r acls u3- upo1 rt=-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09
Chicken Pot Pie
The Chefs F.vo.fie

b Mr.. 1azGf Wri,rz-sr fi7sZ. Ezstr- rr
the Boston COOKING ,Scioo! Magazine
Srne folks think .aat ONLY colc-e5
lauu1ts ca1 cook chicken tr-t r-1al
q TINS i2-Uus Chicken pot ne dls!rcFves
-hA; Assertion Eve-T ue0he- q lie
family VII t5J-ucg[y e1lcy J.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09

HoCUIAM oct- e aA-sss,
deer Killed II H. W iE wears
wss hassel h. CNs-les Kelley ana
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09

II our work pleases yea tell otAere
Z let ten ID. and ~ wE mare Il
right Aberdeen Printing Co. Tel
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Aberdeen herald.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09
JUVENILE DELINQUENT

Coz-l1usd from page :
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-Rn.srse 81 lie Fos.ofte a. Abs-cesl.
wN.., - sscuo6-clEss lA1 1satts'.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09

Pxs.naeo ever MONDAY knd Thur
cav 3. 30! EEst Nls.EEt S-et.
~ lie Aoe-o..n Printing c.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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III EaolL.f 1-eV
NHs yea, cls. y Ecrkrce 49,. Lst
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-18
DECLARE TRUST SEEKS
CIGAR COMPANY CONTROL

NEW YORK. March 1s.-Rumors
hat the common stock of the United
Cigar Manufacturers Company was be-
ing depressed In the Curb Market,
where it is chiefly dealt In, to enable
the American Tobacco Company to
gain control of the property, became
current yesterday when the price de-
clined to 561z, the lowest figure of the
present year. a net loss of 81 points
within two days. Transactions in
United Cigar Manufacturers totaled
2,150 shares, an unusual number for
that issue, which is usually one of the
least active of the curb list. A rumor
that the dividend would be cut from
the current quarterly rate of IL per
cent. at the meeting to take place April
8, also was current.
The United Cigar Manufacturers
Company has an annual output of
about 400, 900, 900 cigars. The American
Tobacco Company, through stock own
ership, controls the American Cigar
Company, the American Stogie Com
pany, the Havana Tobacco Company,
the American Snuff Company and the
United Cigar Stores Company, besides
some foreign enterprises.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-18
CORPORATION TAX LAW
DECISION WEEKS FEATURE.
After Brief Activity Market Be-
came Quiet.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-Following
a brief period of activity early in the
week, In which stocks were advanced
sharply, the market became quiet,
without important changes in general
price levels.
The decision OF the United States
Supreme Court unfolding the corpora
ton a law, perhaps the most i'm
portant development Of the week from
the Wall Street point Of view, was re-
ceived with a degree of tranquility
which gave added confidence in the
strong position of the market and en-
couraged the bullish activities which
followed. The unexpectedly good show
ing In the. report of February foreign
trade and events foreshadowing pos
sible adjustment of the Mexican tangle
were favorable factors.
Repeated attempts to depress the
market in the latter part of the week
were of little avail. the extent of the
short interest and tho disposition OF
large holders to protect their stocks
effectively offsetting these efforts.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-18
II CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, March 1s.-Wheat today
scored an advance after a little snow
Of weakness at the start. Aggressive
buying for a couple OF prominent
houses furnished the chance for the
market to recover Offerings were not
large till there had been q substantial
rise. Then selling became quito nee.
Less favorable crop reports from the
Southwest appeared to be back OF tho
purchases that gave q lift to quota
tons. whereas signs that world ship
ments would be large had much to do
with the easy tone which was notice.
able at first. The opening was a shade
to Kos lower. Trading in May de-
livery began at 90as to s01s@x, a loss
of a sixteenth to u, and rallied to
9ON@H.
With weather fine for work in the
fields, farmers were said to be not de-
liverfng much corn at stations. Small
receipts gave bulls more confidence.
May opened the same as last night to
a shade higher at 49% to 4s$@H and
assembled to 49%@A.
Oats were firm, sympathizing with
other grain: May started unchanged to
a shade off at 31K@% to 31As, and vent
up to 31h.
A big run of hogs lowered provisions
all around. First sales were at last
nights level to ~ down, with May
options at 1920 for pork, 1921 to S.s5
for lard and s.35 for ribs.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-18
WOOL MARKET DULL, BUT
SENTIMENT IS HOPEFUL.
Outcome of London Auction
Sales Awaited.

BOSTON, March 18.-The local wool
market continues to be dull and some-
what depressed. In some quarters n
couragement is derived from the irm-
ness manifested at the London auction
sales, which opened Tuesday for the
second of the years series. Boston
wool dealers generally expected meri
o to open strong. possibly at an ad-
vance, and that good crossbreds would
maintain their position at the close o.
the previous series even if they did
not open higher. However, ii was
thought that low crossbreds would sell
of a little and apparently they did not
do so. It is seldom that all private ad-
vices from these sales agree as to the
situation, but in this case the kilograms
to local houses are unanimous that ali
grades of wool ruled in sellers favor,
and hat competition was strong De-
tween English and continental buyers.
the small American contingent present
doing nothing. This latter fact is NO.
surprising, as woods suitable for Amer
lean use are never offered at the open
ing of these sales. 1t is likely to be
several days, possibly a week
or two, before such woods will
be available in any quantity.
When they are offered it will be pos
sib1e to determine the effect of Ameri-
car competition, If there is any The
buyers present at the sales represent
New England mills and they will take
on some woods If they can get them 1T
what they consider to be a living"
price.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-18
COPPER COMPANY FIGHTS
MASSACHUSETTS TAX.

BOSTON, March 1s.-The Baltic Cop
per Mining Company. Of Michigan, has
decided to go to the Supreme Cour OF
the United States on a writ of error to
determine whether the decision of the
Massachusetts Supreme Court holding
that an excise tax upon foreign cor
porations doing business in this COM
monwealth is constitutional shall stand
That act provides that all such cor
porations must pay a tax amounting
to ~one-fftieth of l per cent. upon the
entire capital stock. Many other SINH
lar companies, which have paid a tax
under protest, are awaiting the final
disposition of the Baltic case.
The Massachusetts, court held thai
the Baltic company, which maintained
a place Of business in this common
wealth, is not so engaged in interstate
commerce as to entitle it to exemption
from an excise tax.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-18
MARKET CLOSES
STRONG, SHORTS
RUSH TO COVER
Buying Orders Help to Wipe
Out Practically All
Early Losses.

NEW YORK. March 1s.-some heav-
mess was shown at the opening of the
stock market today. Missouri Pacific
declined to 51% and Great Northern
preferred and Northern Pacific lost Y
and Reading and National Lead y.
Minneapolis, st. Paul and Sauit Ste.
Marie gained y.
II a.. m.-Bear operators uncovered
stop-loBs orders In Missouri Pacific,
and the execution Of these sent 1t down
to 4sK, a loss Of rs. Supporting orders
and covering of shorts caused a rally
to COX, but It was ruling around &c
again at II o'clock. The general mar
ket followed the course Of Missouri
Pacific to only a slight extent. Great
Northern gave way q point. i.
Noon-The market closed strong. a
mixture Of short covering and buying
orders wiped out practically all early
losses and many material gains were
scored, Union Pacific, U. s. Steel and
New York Central making gains Of 9
point or more. with complete recovery
in Missouri Pacific. which was h most
active feature of the day. Substantial
gains were made by National Biscuit
American Agricultural Chemical
American Wooden, Consolidated 0as
and the local traction stocks.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-18
FIND COMPANY IS
GUILTY OF T

SAVANNAH, March 1s.-For violat-
ing the Elkins law by shipping grain
from Philadelphia to Jacksonville, Fla,
via Savannah at a rate of ten cents a
hundred pounds instead Of 10 cents,
the Merchants and Miners Transports
ton Company was found guilty in the
Federal Court yesterday upon fourteen
counts in three indictments. Judge
Emery Speer will impose sentence on
Monday, which will be not less than
81, 900 nor more than 100000 for each
count as the law provides.
The Atlantic Coast Line n Sea-
board Air Line railways pleaded guilty
to the count in the indictment against
them and vera fined $4,000. 1t was
shown in these s by statements Of
defendants counsel and for the gov
eminent that the violations were only
technical and not wilful.
The indictment against Harvie C. and
Morris F. Miller, of M. F. Miller &
Sons, Philadelphia grain merchants. is
still pending and will likely be reached
next week.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-18
MANY SALES AND LEASES
BY LOUIS SCHLESINGER,

Louis schlesfnger has recently sold
the property 46. 4s, 30 johnson avenue
for Edward v. Cary; the residence at
112 South Ninth street to Bernard X.
Judge for Charles Perry; for Harry
Van Ness the frame" house 1H-145h
Belleviile avenue to Albert o. Petit;
for the Orator Investment Company
the plot Of land In East Ferry street
to the Blakeslee-B ritton Company.
agents for the Mack motor truck, who
will erect a service station on the PLOT
to cost in the neighborhood Of $4,000.
Mr.. schiesinger has also leased the
building located at the corne Of Nor
ris and Thirteenth avenues, formerly
occupied by the Ellis Adding Type
writer Machine Company. to the
Jaynes Company. manufacturers Of in
sulated joints for electric fixtures, and
the residence 81 Lincoln Park to How
ard K. Stokes for Mrs. ]. B. Randolph.
Of New York. A sale Of the residence
4s Sh6nley avenue was also effected
for the Union Building Company to
Adolph Heitzmann.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-18
RAILROAD DIRECTORS
WILL SOON RESIGN.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 1s.-Charles
S. Clarke, E. B. Prior and s. B. Prior
will resign their places on the board
Of directors Of the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company, to which they were
elected last Tuesday, according to
report currelt In official circles.
1t is said they will retire as o as
a new president Is chosen, part Of the
agreement between George ]. Gould
and the Kuhn, Loeb & Co. interests.
The successors to the st. Louis men
will be chosen, it is said, by the allied
banking interests, and this will give
the new elements in the road a ma
jority Of one.