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The Washington herald., 1911-05-03
FINANCE AND REALTY

The dopesters vent wrong on Wash
ington Gas stock, and the promised
heavy selling orders for the stock at
S6 1-2 failed to materialize in yesterdays s
trading. The stock opened at Sc is, the
fraction higher than the last sale Of the
day before. 1t quickly rose on trans
actions Of varying magnitude to Sc 3-4.
The close was firm at So SIS bid. S6 3-4
asked. The total sales aggregated Al
shares,
With this renewal of activity in gas.
and the evident strength Of the stock.
came the revival Of the promise Of
Ninety for Gas before the end Of May"
At the present rate Of absorption. the
stock should sell at or near 80 within
a few days.
The remainder Of the list showed a
good tone. The buying orders, though
not for large blocks, were numerous.
The price level maintained all along the
line. Lanston moved up to a new figure,
selling at 81, an advance of 2 3-4 points
in the last fortnight.
The bond market was but little more
active than usual. Gas 5s, in small
amounts, sold at ITO Is.
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Swartzell. Rheem e
Hensey Co.,
ri 18th StFost Northwest

Ddgar R. LAnghlin ct u1. to William II. saun-
das and Gland Livingston. trustees. to secure
Wilmot W. Trvw. $500. years. per cant,
semiannially.
Square lsa-Lot 10: George ". onutt Ct u1 to
Henry W. Onutt and Thomas J. Giles. trustees.
to secure James L. A. GileA $50. ysarA per
cent, emi-annually.
| Square 22-Lot IS; Josephine Hendley to John B.
LArnes and John A. Hamilton. trustees. to -
cure the Washington Loan and Trust Onmpany,
Q5D. years. psf cent, semi annually.
South Grounds Of Columbian Ooege-Par of lot
81; William X. Hill ct to Walter R. Wilcox
and George p. Hane, Trustees to SECURE Ellen II.
Lesse, 5000. years. 81 per cent. semi-annually.
Square 2osl-Lot s.: sara v. Blackstone ct viz
trustees. to secure Alexander schaper. $3.50 ;
years. per cent. semi-annually.
Square 934-Lot 9; Thrift Building Company to
Watson J. Newton and John A. Hamilton, L-us-
tees. to secure Charles l. Watts. E.0o years.
per cent, semi annually.
Woodridge-Lot !. block 8; Henry William Daiby
ct ux. TO Chaplin Brown and Henry II. Berg
mann, trustees. to secure the Oriental Build
ing Association. $500.
Square 775-Lot IS; Ludwig Maksl ct To b.
Francis Saul and James r. shea trustees 10
secure the Home Savings Bank, $1,000. years
6h per cent. semi-annually.
Square 5l-Lot 30: Charles A.. Spo1ord ct
to George E Fleming and Edward L. Hillyer
trustees. to secure William 1. Crans. 5000. )
years. 5i1 per cent, semiannrally
Pleasant Plains-Parts d lots ITS and rs; the
Arcade Company to the National Savings and
Trust Compny, trustee. to secure AlonDo d.
Bliss. S.lS.D, years, per cent, semi-an-
nualy.
Square l5l-Lot 81; Georyr A. Brooks et uI- TO
George E Fleming and Edward L. Hillyer.
trustees, to william L. Crane, $4,000, ,
years, 81 per cent, ssniannually.
Square iS4-Lot "a; Richard b. Phelps ct ux. 70
William Z. Edmonstou and Louis K. Peak.
trustees. TO secure Edward 8 McKnew, 1000, 5
years per cent, semi-annually.
Northern Addition to Cleveland Park-Part; John
c. Let's ct ux to William J. Flather and Will
lam A. Hill. trustees, To secure John NJ Jones.
5000, years, per cent, semi-annuaIly.
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MILLER COUNTS CONSOLIDATED
Building Association Official to Be
Tried on May -.


Justice Wright yesterday afternoon
heard the motion of United States At
torney Wilson to consolidate the charges
Of embezzlement and the destruction of
the books of the First Cooperative
Building Association against John Barton
Miller, former secretary Of the
association. and set May p for trial.
Miller is charged with embezzling $780,
citation. and at the former trial the only
charge pressed was that Of embezzlement,
which resulted in an acQuittal on all but
two counts out of total Of thirty-four
alleged Interpretations of the COM
pany's funds. On appeal by Miller the
District Court of Appeals granted a new
trial on these two counts. The charge
Of secreting or destroying the books has
never been submitted to a jury. The
government declares that the two
charges should be tried together, because
the evidence IL 80 interviewer that testi-
mony to be offered in support Of each
indictment is competent, material, and
relevant In support Of the other. Proof
tending to show the destruction of the
books, the government claims, will tend
to prove the defendants consciousness
of guilt in the ernbexxlement allegation.
United States Attorney Wilson and
Assistant United States Attorney Proc
tor appeared for the government. and
Attorneys Henry e. Davis and John e.
Laskey for Miller.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-03
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore May 2-BUTTER-Creamery fancy.
per Ib Z3Isa2i; do choice. 22a2s; do. good. 1a2
do, imitation. lsa2D: do print. 25a27: do blocks
25a26: do. held. I6aoO: ladle. I6als; Maryland and
Pennsylvania rolls, l3al5: Ohio rolls l3al5: West
Virginia rolls. l3a4; store-packed Il: Maryland, yr-
ginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints l3ali process
butter I7als.
LIVE POCLTRY-Chickens. young choice per
H.. 2a2; spring chickens, X lbs. Is35: do.
smaller 80; old hens heavy. per lb. IA; do. old
small to medium. per H.. IA; old ROSTERS rer H.
Gao; winter chickens lbs. aud under, 2ja2s ducks
young white Pekins. fat per lh Is; do young mus
co,y and monzrel. l3aH do. puddle. large. l3all;
pigeons old. per pair. 30: do. young. 30; guinea
fowl. young. small each 8; do. old. each. 25.
EGGS-Maryland. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts
doz., II; do. Eastern, II; Western rrsts, doz, II:
do. Southern hrsts. leals1s: do. West Virginia
Ars,s, doz, II; guinea eggs. doz. las.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-03
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. May 2--There is very little doing IN
the time money market but the tone Of the market
is somewhat softer. II reported that over
the-year loan had been made at 81 per cent bu;
no verifcation could be obtained Of this Deem
Der Is money is loaring at 81 per cent.
Rates 2t1 per cent for sixty and ninety days
"a per cent for four and five months 3a3s pei
cent for SIX months, and 3lia3x per cent for ovcr
the year.
Commercial paper is being absorbed fast as
il is put out but the supply is only fair. Rates
are 3I.ai per cent for the best names The 81
rate has been shaded in the short matur!ties and
the attractive names.
London discounts 81 per cent, unchanged.
Pans discounts SIS. unchanged.
Berlin discounts, 8 per cent. up per cent.
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Equity Court No. 4.
mrsrIcE STAFFORD.


No sTie Campbell n Campbell penalty Of bond
on writ reduced to $500. Attorsys b. ". Wheat
ley-G. c. Shinn.
No. 9Tl Carud vs. Reisng1; sale ratified.
Attorney c. u. Carus
No asO6 Motion Picture Patents Company "a
Chicago Film Company; motion to strike from
calendar orerru,d. Attorneys, Church K Church
and Melville Churchill n. Low.
No Zsl5 Springmsn Sprinsnan: absent de-
fendant ordered Attorneys. W. A. Coombe-T. P.
Rondeau.
In re Cadcptionl of Margaret Gordon; adoption
legalized.
No 2e4i. Hopkins Vs. Hopkins: rule returnable
May O. 1911. Attorneys. W. N. Elisor-E. W. A.
Ewing.
Assignment for May 5:
No 94l7. Fugtt ct al. Connecticut General
Life. Attorneys McNeill & Mcneil and Classic
Bond Ridpt & Darlington
Equity Court No.-2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. Ess7. Hopkins rs. HOPKINS; order Of publiA-
ton Attorrey VI. T. CinkscaleA
No 1851. In r. Washington Cooperative Drug
Company; recrive- authorized to accept offer. At
toney Fl. G. kimbalL
In re Qunacy) Peter H. Stroller auditors report
ratified
Assignment for to-day:
In re estate Of Schulz. Attorney Williamson
Drew.
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EARNING
SHOWS SHRINKAGE
B. e. 0. Reports a Decrease
During Year.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany's statement Of earnings and ex.
penses Exclusive OF outside operations)
for the month of March, 1911, as com,
pared with March, 1910. shows gross
earnings, 1911. s2,2Oe.77s: 1910. s2.6s5. .213;
decrease. 1858, ,452. Expense, 1911. s4,744,.
1856; 1910. s5,11s.153: decrease. s374,01S Net
earnings. 1911, s2,2O9. 779; 1910, s., .2l3
decrease. s4S5, ,434
For the nine months of the fiscal year
as compared with the corresponding
period Of 1910, the statement shows gross
earnings, 1911, S66,2T. 040: 1870 s65 6s2, ,947
increase, s5S40a3. Expenses, 1911, S4S,-
O9S, 1sS; 1910. sA.9l4.526; increase. s3,1s4.-
262. Net earnings, 1911, S1s,17s.252; 1910,
$50, rs, ,43l; decrease, S2,6O0,169
The Washington herald., 1911-05-03
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, May 2-FLOuR-Steady; fair inquiry.
Kansas straishts. 4s5ai. in sacks; soft straights,
3SaLl5. In barrels: spring patents. 496a545. in
barrels: spring clears I00aIA
RYE FLOER-Strong; small busireA Choice
bands quoted at 45Oa5.l0.
CORSMEAL-Fim: moderate dealings. Kiln
dried for export 2s5a2so; coarse meal in bags lis
alD.
HAY-Receipts leo tons; steady; demand Is life
less Prime timothy, l.$o; No. l. l.3oal3S; No. 2,
laal25; No. ;. l.o0al.io.
STBAW-Receipts So tons; steady; HRht trade,
Long rye quoted at HaS.
BEEF-steady: quiet trade. Packet I.5slAoo:
family, l4oCalaoo
PORK-steady; inactive deslingA Me.. laooa
1880; family l9.0oaao.0o
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Circuit Court No. 4.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 6Da sthckler vs. Causal Traction Ohm.
rany; Judgment verdict. Attorneys. John RidoIt
r, r. Perry & Son ard @. T. Dunlop
No. 5ls4. ssye-s vs. Southern Railway Company
time 10 file transcript extended Attorneys. Z. II
Jsckspu-Hamiltor, Colber-. Yerkes & Hamilton.
Womack; whit S habeas curSU issued retIIrnablt
May IL 1911. at 10 O'Clock a.
No Il56 Soiurins Capital Traction Company
on tdal. Attorneys D. f Fod. r. B. Fox. and
H. H. Glassie-R. R. Perry & sou and G. T. Dun
lop
Assignments for to-day:
No. as7. schurins vs.. same. Attorneys. Fen. Foz
4 Glassie-Perry & Son and Dunlop
No. n Harper District Of Columbia Attor.
neys Archer & Smith-Thomas & Hamilton.
No. 20 Brown vs. Doremus Machinery Company.
Attorneys. Thurston Wheafley-Worthinstoo.
No. S7. Logan Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Wilson & Wilson
No. is. Luke vs.. Washington Loan and Trus,
Company. Attorneys. Douglas wsrreu-Darlins
No. S7. Crais Administrative. vA Parish. e1ec1-
ton Attorneys HacSett-Conrsd & Robinson
No. 2l3. Baxter. IT.. trustee. DesSe ct al A.
torneys, Ralston. Siddons & Riclardson-Sinclair.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 52i5l. Haas vs. Anacostia and Potomac Rive
Railroad COMPANY; Judgment for plaintiff for $50
No 5li3. First National Bank Of Dexter vs..
Umbenhansr et al. and
news 4. 8 WorthingtOl and H.. l. Woodard and
MILAN * Smith,. J. Darlington
Assignments for to-cay,
No 40. D1rrland Washington Post Company.
Attorneys. Tucker Kenyon Macfarland-W. ].
Lambert.
No. "a Peoples National Bank Winship ct
al Attorneys. McNeiI & McNeill-Wilson & Barks-
dale.
No. 49, Smith vs. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Gardiner-Perry 4 Son and Dunlop.
No So Brown vs.. Golden & Co. Attorneys.
Berry Downing & Observation-Disclosures & johnson.
No so. Dixon vs. Great Falls and Old Dominion
Railway Company. Attorneys. Maher q McMahou-
Lambert.
No. $50. Same vs.. Same. Attorneys. same
No. 37a Carew vs.. Cahoon & Co. Attorneys,
Archer & Smith-Shreve Richardson.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs & Co., mem.
bers of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing
New York NAV 2.-The cotton market was ir
regular to-day. trading being mainly influenced by
cotton belt weather reports During the early trad
ing selling liberal scale. This nqui
dation by bulls and short selling by ring traders
Heavy bids for large blocks Of May contracts BY
the forenoon and finally forced covering movement
in May ard July. Under cover of this August was
sold in great volume. The week forecast predicted
frost for Oklahoma and Texas. while unsettled con-
dtions with heavy rains and low temperatures were
reported from the Mississippi Valley and the West
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Court of Appeals.

Present-Au.
Admissions: Harry A. Wilson. Horace ". Sui
Iivan, Pickens Neagie, and John c. W. Beall.
No. N02. Warner Baker; mandate ordered n
issue forthwith On motion Of Mr.. T. J. Hogan. d
counsel for appellee.
No. Pol Richards vs. Washington Terminal Com
pany; argument continued by Mr.. J. W. Yerkes foa
appellee. concluded by Mr. II. r. Lerch for appel
liant.
No. 2l64 Dirnfeld vs.. Fourteenth Street Sav
ings Bank; mandate ordered to issue forthwith on
motion Of Mr.. L. II. David. attorney for appellant
No. 2gs. United States Trust Company w. Ma
tional Savings and Trust Company Company ct al.
argument commenced By Mr.. A. II. Fuller for appel
lant continued By Mr. ]. ]. Darlington for appele9
and continued by Mr.. A. NJ. Fuller for appellant.
No. 2Sa Shinn vs. Evans ct al; argument com
menoed by Mr.. E A. Jones for appellant
Nc. gc5s. Phillips Fisher. &c; motion for al
lo~ance: appeal to Supreme Court United State.
granted.
Patent appeal No 7G. In 70 Tallmade: continued
Assignment for to-day:
Special calendar-Regular call:
No. as3, shinn vs. Evans: rehearins. Attor
neys Jones & Shinn.
No. 2,2 Pullman Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. Sillers & Forrest
No Isas. Taylor vs. Leesnitzer ct al. Attorneys
Darlington & McGill-Burke-
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Court of Customs Appeals.

Present: Presiding Judge Montgomery and Asso-
ciate Judges Smith. Barber. Martin, and De Vries
The calendar was called and It was announced
that the court would proceed to hear all that
were ready for hearing under the rules and practices
Of the court
No 5A United States appellant, w. Richter
f,,rs: arylrnent commenced By Mr.. D. Frank Lloyd
for the appellant. and concluded By Mr. Allan R
Brown for the sppeees. and concluded By Mr.. ID.
Frank Lloyd for the appellant.
No. bsa Carlor~i1 United States: furs; argli,
ment commsnced by Mr. d. Frank Lloyd for the
appellant. and concluded BY Mr.. Allan K Brown
for the appellee.
No So Frank De Keyser appellants. vs..
United States: carnelits ware: argument commenced
by Mr. Henry ]. Webster for the appellant, and
concluded ty Mr.. D. Frank Lloyd for the appellee
No 2i5 United States. appellant, vs. Lehn
guaiacol cartpuate; argument commenced By Mr.. u.
Frank Lloyd for the appellant, continued by Mr..
Allan Brown for the appellee. and concluded b.
Mr. D. Frank Lloyd for the appellant
No. 5A Wcrsdell. appellant. vs. United States
leather; argument commenced By Mr.. Allan R.
Brown for the appellant
The Washington herald., 1911-05-03
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular call-l3 O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas 5s. 81 900 at ll0x, 81 900 at lloh
a. 900 at ll0H. 500 At lloA. 81. 90 at llOs.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat IS, g. 900 .,
losh
Capital Traction. % At 1t.
Washington Gas Z at s6x, at s6x, 8 at ssH
Is at ssS % At e6is S At ssA. At 81, at s6is
sd at S6sS 50 At s6ia. Il At ssh, 3 at S6, at s6iS
Is at s6A, Is at ss+. 25 at s6x, 3 at ss.i
Is at 8S. 8 at s6x-
Lanston, at s6&, % at Sk, 5 At ".
Union Trust, 10 at lD. At l3. 10 At 1881, a,
1884 10 at A3k. 10 at 1854.
Washington Loan and Trust. at %. % at 70
United States Trust, 10 al ll9. 10 at lla
Potomac Insurance. Is at 30. Is at 80.
After call:
American National bank ! at r5
Washington Railway and Electric pfd. at 90.
Following are the bid and aAked prices posted By
yesterdays local stock exchange:
GAS R0NDS
The Washington herald., 1911-05-03
LaWSuita.

Nc. 1854. Browning & Middleton w. Cora r
Thomas. administratrix account s6366S. Attorneys
]. ]. Peyser and VI. Strasburger.
No as66. George E Walker Robert Csmphaa
and Jennie Campbell; Judgment Municipal Court
0sa.
No. $3.50 Rudolph F. Bake. trading q J. B
Thotnpen Co. vs. Vito Domico; Judgment MUM
opal Court, $50. Attorney. J. A. Burxart-
No S567. District National Bank vs.. Burke 4
Herbert; check. $500. Attorney, c. F. Csrua.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-03
DAILY COURT RECORD
HQuity Suits.
(Tuesday, May ., 1911

No. 315o. Alice L. Barry ". Robert A. Kava-
naugh; PARTITION. Attorney, c. z. Robson.
No Ol5l Emma A. Rice ". Charles W. Tingiey
/ and josephine r. Tingley; partition. Attorneys,
Wilson 4 Barksdale
No. Ol2 Blanche @. Lamp&in Charles +.
Lampkin Ct al. divorce. Attorneys, Z. L. Gies.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-03
Bankruptcy Court.

No 7A In re Morris wascow; hearing On dis
charge fixed for June.
No 7o6. In 70 Edward Daniels: discharss ordered.
No rs In n Amos N. Dunn; trustss's - o.
dered paid
The Washington herald., 1911-05-03
REALTY SOLD AT
A HIGH PRICE
Property in F Street at
S28.50 a Foot.

Two F street properties in the heart of
the business section of the city, changed
hands to-day at the extraordinary price
Of $3.50 per square foot. They were
the properties known as 1407 and 14Os
F street northwest. The former ID now
used for business purposes. 1t is a four
story brick building. none too modern.
and in no sense ornamental. The other
property, 1909. was until q few months
ago. the residence Of Mrs. Cruit, both
properties are part Of the Cruit estate.
In this transfer Chaplin Brown repre-
sented the estate and Charles Early. the
purchaser. who 10 said to be Orrin G.
Staples, proprietor Of the Riggs House.
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District Court,
Admiralty Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLA1AUo6.
No so In 10 opening alley square 01s; hsazins
~ for May T.
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Mechanlcsa Lien.

No. 6234. Barber & Roes vs.. Julia I. Saunders
lots q. 4s. and q, square $50, $D21. Attorne,
Bates Warren.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-03
Probate Court.


Estate Of William KiIineer petition f0 letters
testamentary. Attorney, @. W. Ofutt
Estate Of Mary Z. Dawson. letters testamentary
granted to Robert Dawson; bond, 500 Attor-
peys. ]. j. Darlington ard I. II. Linton
Estate Of Mary E. Ringgold; letters OF admins
tratinp granted to Frances Z. Smith, bond, 81 ,o00.
Attorney. Pickeps NeaSie.
Estate Of Eliza J. Leach; letters Of Administration
granted to James B. T. Tpper; bond, 800
Attorney, c. c. Lancaster.
Estate Of Manrille A. Austin; letters a admins
trntiocn c t. a. granted TO Rogdon K Whitford;
bond AU0 Attorney. ]. NJ. George
granted to American Security and Trust Company.
Attorney. A. B. Lest
Estate Of Harriet v. A. CraiGhead; order denying
Application &c. Attorney, Hamilton. Colbert.
Yerkes Hamilton. ..
: Estate Of Gustare Lansburyh: order to any On
moving pic1 ire business Attorneys, Lyon Leon.
Estate Of Alice Bsrber: will dated September g.
1905 and petition for letter. q administration. At
torney e n. Hopewel.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-03

More than n.oo.ouo sco of coal lands sau IN
owned b the UMtd etae0 eusunG
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cc 0ARAUGu.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABACGH.
No ~ PetR Moors ~. 6tsamR Jan0 4nsao1;
libel diDiDs6 Af&xasys. pswning . DaTS-W.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-03
Trust ON Americsn League Club.

Arust On AefAcSh A~eoue SAeSs
The Washington American League
Baseball Club yesterday placed on record
deed Of trust in favor Of the American
Security and Trust Company. The
club IL issuing 100000 worth Of 8 per
cents bonds under the deed, and II ID
stipulated that the bonds mature IN i've
years. and are In denominations q 6oe
each.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-03
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs 4 Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hbbs
Building
The Washington herald., 1911-05-03
NAVAL STORES.

savannah, May 2-Tupentins, nothing dolns.
Rosin auet; type r. S.I5; typs g. H.nK.
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Criminal Court No. 4.

No. 27473 United States Hanson Killian
grand larceny; sentenced 10 penitentiary Tor two
years and sentence suspended condition that de
fendant stay out Of country.
No. TB4 United States vs. Robert G. Wood,
ward violation sections s2S. s4, and si2; verdict
guilty on second count.
United States vs. Thomas ]. Kemp and John n.
Cave: abortion; recognizance in 5000. with Pacific
Coast Surety Casualty Company, Of each taken.
United States vs. ]. Barton Miller; embezzlement
case set fcT hearing May .. 1911.
Assignment for to-day:
United States vs.. James r. Knots, F1cssie
Knots, and Alhen A. Armstrong.
Criminal Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. .7546 United States William Henry
Burke: assault dangerous weapon; verdict guilty.
Assignments for to-day:
United States vs.. jeremiah Duwayne
United States ys Walter Washington
The Washington herald., 1911-05-03
The Safest luveytments

Ars thoss that DO not nuctuats during 61A
tuTbed conditions of The money o. stoek MAJ.
kstA Fint deed of trust notes tnrst m0t.
ngesl. veil secured on real estate In ths DiD,
txia Of Columbia, constitute 'gilt-edss' In
vestnsntA They do not depend upon IL
financial responsibility Of individuals q eufs
p0ations Tor their stability. srd are sIenpe
fSom taxation a. pasonal property. We On
supply such investmentS in amounts ffu0
mo upvard Send for bpokiet. "CunceFntnO
Lnans and IRvessmntA"
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & o., mem
bers Of the New YRk Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing.
Gall money opened ................-.-....... ~
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Amsterdam has thrrs floating dry doclu sor yspair-
ing xhips, and 4 building q fourth.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-03
Hibbs Building.
REAL ESTATE LOANS

lgs1s q LSwsse 1atsu e l.ss1sse
W. 4 WALKkR ~. 18th g. I.W.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-18
Third Open meeting
AN enjoyable event
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEN AND
CITIZENS ARE GUESTS OF
j. W. ORR LAST NIGHT.

The third OF series OF smokers
was given at tho Commercial club
rooms last night, Members OF the
Commercial Club. and those who are
interested IN the future progress OF
Tulsa, were guests OF j. w Orr pres
dent Of the First National bank The
usual large attendance was present
Besides remarks by Mr. orr Judge
Henry OF Terre IIaute, lndla"a, gave
an address Judge Henry has the
Tulsa microbes In his system for
proper lie was in Tulsa some months
ago and spent some time In the East
advertising Tulsa He declares that
he couldn't do anything else after vls-
iting here. And what Is more, he Is
stlll moro surprised with what he has
found here on the second visit.
c. j. Wrightsman, a local attorney
also gave an address, Both of these
addresses were timely and were fun
Of hints FOR promoting tho interests Of
Tulsa,
After the speeches luncheon was
served Sandwiches, coffee and fruit
were the eats. Cigars were passed
ana a merlted enjoyable time held
sway
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-18

As soon as he became conscious,
Dugan claimed foul. maintaining he
had been hit lower than the belt.
Harry Pouder, promoter Of tho nght
stepped 20 the front OF the ring be-
fore Referee Al Venn had made a
decision, saying that Dugan would
be examined BY three physicians, and
that It would be ascertained whether
or not the man was fOulcd
Dr. Ross Grosshart stepped into the
ring and examined Dugau, saying that
In his opinion he had not been hit as
claimed by the pugllst. Before an
other physician could examine the
man, Venn gave a decision In favor Of
Denver Jack"
After this decision, Dugan claimed
that Venn. by raising his hand when
he was put down, gave him decls-
Jon, Nenn, however afterwards stat
ed that he did no such thing.
Promoter Pouder claimed that Venn
did wrong In giving a decision before
tho three physicians had examined
tho man, as was announced to the
crowd
The spectators were pretty evenly
divided in the question as 10 whether
or not Dugan was fouled. Carl Morris.
Ben Ufer and Con Riley, all boxing
men, stated that Gcyer did not foul
Dugan Mr., Pouder claimed that Du-
gan was fouled earlier in tho round,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-18

lems best war stories Is the hcndliner
or O. very story bill for tomorrow
Saturday,
AZ q purity Mrs Allison announces
her daughter MilIcs engagement 60
Jim Turner A few days later war
breaks out between tho North and the
South Richard Miles brother casts
his lot with the ConfcdcracT while
her sweet heart, Jim Turner IS order
ed to tho cnomys camp TO secure in
formation,
After the war Jim Turner returns
90 the south to claim his sweetheart
At first she refuses to forgive him for
having fought against her people, but
] through the Influence OF Richard, her
/ brother they decide to forgive and for
get