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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-06
Partly Prepaeed.

did you succeed in getting nat
manager to engage your
Yes. He Is going to ret me play the
part Of . waiting gentleman"
"WeH, you can walk all right, 50
you'll merely hAve to haE1 tie other
part"-Judgo.
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Oh ,e Aug SlDsipg PRICES
cember. 96hc: May, s1.O2. Corn-Cash.
&c; September. 6Ga4c: December. 627 &c;
May, 651sc Oats-Cash, Ale; September,
43Ac; December. 45hc; May, 4s1ec.
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BOARD OF TRADE STATEMENT.

The Indianapolis Board Of Trade issued
The following comparative statement at
TIE close Of business saturday. Aug. 8:
STOCK IN STORE.
Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye.
Arc. s 1911. yTo,ale 92.Ao9 l27.65c Ass
Avg a 1910. 4oo,1Oo c1o.3oo S7,5eo 80.
ics Z l0On. a6l.l6S CISCO 1880 800.
.arpscsioNe for the week were: Wheat,
GO" bui corn. 10000 bu; oats, 207. 800
~ Outpue Of cour was Aug. 5. 1911.
ll,tes brls; July ., ioii 1880 hrls; Aug
I, s:'a ao3I b.is; Aug :. 1909. l7.i53 bris
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CRUDE RUBBER PRICES.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS,

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-Crude rubber
prices are steady; Para upriver fine, lis
bid: coarse, 06997c.
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BUFFALO,.

ar 1870 8 se., & A1hE ,, sw nis's1
", : -.l!sw. esAs; Nc. 8 e7As; Oats.
Is Na,Se R~NN !. Dc: No 2. ssc.
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CHICAGO, Aus. 5-Estimated receipts
! at the stock yards for Monday are: Hogs,
! $4,000: cattle. cz.00os sheep, 1000.
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CHICAGO STOCKS.
U. s. BONDS IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK MONEY.
(By A. W. Thomson & Coz

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Nothing said in
money today Posted rates: Sterling ex-
change. 4S'9f4S with actual business In
nkers' bills ut 4S6.1o bid aud asked for
demand and 4S4@4S41O for sixty day bills.
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OTHER WHEAT MARKETS.
COTTON futures WEAK.

NEW YORK, Aug. with new crop
positions showing the heaviest loss. the
points lower Cotton was on sale in con
siderable volume. There was some de-
mand from spot houses presumably on
buIlish reports from the belt. After the
call the market was feverish.
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TOLEDO CLOVER SEED.
NEW YORK.

TOLEDO. o., Aug. Glover seed
Cash. $11 80; October, SLIPS; December
and March. s11.17; alsike. $500.
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GRAIN GOSSIP

! Chicago car lot receipts:
Wheat. SO6 cars: 295 were contract grade.
! Corn. f3 cars. 4 were contract
, Oats, 314 cars. 216 were contract.
Receipts \ year ago: Wheat, 60 cars
rorn, 20v carr; oats. $50 cars.
Northwest receipts:
Minneapolis, I53 cars against 1914 cars a
rear ago.
Duluth. 20 cars against IS cars a year
ego.
Winnipeg. IS cars against 81 q year ago.
wheat-including nour-exports from
the United States and Canada for the week
ending Aug. }. aggregate 3,ao130S Blu,
against ASIA .2O4 bu last week and l.275. 100
Blu this week last year For the Ave weeks
against 6s23,743 blu in the corresponding
period last year. Corn exports for the
week are 322,!sl blu. against $50 .oes bu last
week and 419.154 bu In 1910. For the ave
weeks ending Aug. corn exports are
s,0sl sos bu, agains, LIZ 62o blu last year.
report issued by the Modern Miller in
dicated winter wheat crop OF 217. ol3 600
bu in eleven states, or 26.00o,0oo bu short
Of their hgures at this time last year. Tho
yield per acre was 1923 bu per acre. The
yield by states with the quality follows:
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c~Mx~cxAx. wHnAF seARKDrs.

Aug. q
rsxes as PSyas e9csed Unchanged g va
hixl~rl = Bes1se "a A!gherJ at BD4Apooo
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BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5-Commercial bar
silver 52Ac; Mexican dollars 45c
LONDON. Aug. Bar silver quiet.
"a 3-16l.
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WALL STREET VIEWS.
Logan BRYAN wire A w. Thomson :

1t is becoming quite evident that al
though hy the Of bn1 also
character has contributed greatly toward
causing the recent heavy liquidation In Sc
finally concluded that the agricultural out
turn Of corn and spring wheat is not like
rant enthusiasm Many Of the western
lines which. In addition to being affected
by decreased yield of Agricultural prod
the recent decision in the Iron Mountain
rate case. and fear is being expressed that
T Where some Change in the dividend policy SG
Of some Of the western lines Will be neces-
sary aniess a change t in the order OF things
has had a big decline, last week the rails
having receded about 4 points on an aver
it would not be surprising should some
realizing in the nature of short covering
take place but II does not appear; as the
courage operations Tor q rise.
It IS distasteful to us after such a de-
cline to predict lower prices, and We may
see some rally on short covering. but, as
our recent advices show no improvement.
and next government report VIII indicate
nrtsed at further declines. We continue to
sriyise caution on the long side. especially
vssaS ans Of the crops are known here.
NARROW RANGE IN HOG PRICES
Chicago stock yards review by Poole:
Usually at this season a wide spread e1-
lists in the scale Of hog prices. but 1t can
not be detected now. and prophecy Of q
few weeks back that prime light and
heavy hogs would sell dollar apart all
summer is being discredited- The reason
is simple Curren, supply is deficient. and
II hackers were to attempt to enter into
competition for good hogs with shippers
prices would promptly soar to lofty
height To avoid this they are taking
western markets is running but little heay-
Ter than a year ago In the southwest
there Is positive scarcity. Prices have
had sufscient advance since the lou spot
| in Nav TO warrant caution in predicting
| further appreciation. but trade sentiment
| is bullish. at least where killers are de-
pending on the old crop.
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GRAIN MARKET.
WAGON MARKET.

paid by Omer Wheelan.)
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Imports Of merchandise and dry goods
at the port of New York for the week
Import, 'e OF specie for '' the port OF New
York for the week ending Friday were
$147.161 silver and S15s Sc gold. Exports
OF specie for the week werts ll.3lS,d99 silver
and $50, 100 gold.
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Tie Coburn crop report shows the total
yield OF Kansas wheat for this year to be
81 365,O0O bu. This is the lowest In many
years Corn conditions are shown to be
SAB per cent Of normal crop.
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American Association.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
National League.
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st. Paul NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o 2 3
Minneapolis ................ 13 o
Reiger and Land; Patterson and
Owens.
The Lamar register., 1911-07-26
Early Newspaper Ads.

Advertisements In newspapers. as
we know them today We're not gen
eral till the beginning of the eight
time 1t was dangerous to attempt such
q thing. For instance. there was
penalty OF ESQ for advertising n re
ward with No questions to be asked"
for the return OF the things stolen.
half Of which was paid by the adver-
ttser and half by the printer In add
ton TO this. there was duty on ad-
vertisemenf- according TO the number
of lines. which amounted 10 anything
from a few pennies TO several shillings
per ad This duty was not fairly abOl-
ished In Great Britain until the year
le68.-New York American.
The Lamar register., 1911-07-26
Liaht From Sugar.

This phenomenon. the cause Of
which has not yet been satisfactorily
explained. may be observed when disks
of loaf sugar are mounted on lathe
and rapidly rotated while hammer
plays lightly against them. An almost
continuous radiation OF light may be
thus produced from the sugar II has
been shown thai the light does not
arise from heating Of the sugar. and II
u believed TO he caused by some
change taking place in the sugar crys-
tails. The act of capitalization Is
known to be sometimes accompanied
BY flashes OF light. The practical bear
ing Of these experiments is on the
question Of the possibility Of obtaining
artificial light by methods as yet un-
tried-Chicago Record Herald.
The Lamar register., 1911-07-26

Lord Byron's establishment consists.
besides servants. OF ten horses. eight
enormous dogs. three monkeys. i've
cats. an eagle. crow and falcon.
and oil these. except the horses. walk
about the house. which now and then
rssounds with their unarbitrated quar-
rels. A. II they were masters OF It,
After I have sealed my letter l ind
my enumeration Of the animals In this
s1rcsan palace WAS defective. and that
IN Q material point. have just met
On the grand staircase ave peacocks.
two guinea hens and an Egyptian
crane. wonder who all these ami
mails were before they were changed
Into these shapes. . Letter BY
Shelley.
The Lamar register., 1911-07-26

Coral reefs and islands are formed
BY the coral building polyp. This ami
NAL Lives only In clear water. the depth
Of which is not greater than about
twenty five fafhoms and the tempera-
ture Of which does not sink below IS
degrees F.
The Lamar register., 1911-07-26

PO Sale
A good four room house west
OF Lincoln school house. Water In
house: outbuildinSs. east front.
Rent 5000 per month. when ten
ant has paid $3.50 and little In
tsrsst. will give him = deed for
the property.
Dwelling In beats Addisisa
seven room pressed brick. cor
ner lot. east front. Rent SIS per
month. when tenant has paid
$3.50 and . little Interest. Will
give him q deed for the property.
A five room house In Bent's ad-
dition. Rent 81 per month. Will
give tenant deed for same when
he has paid $3.50 and a Little in
terest.
@. II. LEE.
The Lamar register., 1911-07-26

In Brazil the India rubber catherer
will average sixteen pounds of juice
every day.
The Lamar register., 1911-07-26

Large cool furnished house for
rent. Inquire of Chas. Wright.
Phone Lamar 116.
The Lamar register., 1911-07-26
For Sale

Two or three cottages close In.
Terms to suit the buyer. Inquire
of !. II. Myers.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-17
UNLISTED STOCKS.

J. A. Minnear and Co. say today:
The markets today best illustrated
what we have always said could hap
pen: namely, that when the public
displayed any interest whatever, that
stocks could be advanced with ease
most remarkable. The opportunities
offered were evident today, with adj
vanccs such as IL points In Wolver-
ire in a few weeks Osceola 10 points,
G.. & A., : points and so on throughout
the entire list. Nor was this oppor-
tunity confined TO coppers. for many
OF the New York stocks have shown
fully as great an upward movement
In less time The strength in stocks
today was started by the announce
ment that no government appeal Of the
tobacco case would be taken. 1t was
also said that the steel litigation might
De dropped. Coppers shared in the
move with gains from one TO five
points Wolverine advanced the most.
There are a number OF local issues
which might easily advance 80 per
cent and will do so with any contin-
uation ~ public interest In stocks.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-17
MINES AND MINING, STOCKS
MANY cAUcusEs LIKELY.
Open Meetings Probably Will Be Held
BY Democrats.

Washington. ID. c. Nov. l7.-Mor,
caucuses on legislative affairs thar
ever held before by a majority IN IN,
house OF representative AFFAIRS ar,
predicted for the coming session OF
congress. one of the first importan,
matters 10 be decided when democnti,
members reach Washington Is the
proposed plan 10 discontinue the secret
caucus.
After many criticisms Of the star
chamber sessions last summer. Repre-
sentative Underwood Of Alabama. the
majority leader submitted resolution
providing that in the future all eau
cuses OF house democrats be held In the
open.
The resolution resulted In the APP
pointment Of a special committee TO
consider the ACCESSIBILITY of the open
caucus and recommended action early
In the regular session.
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A soLILooUY.

1t is rather lonesome around town
these days. No one to talk to but our
wife, and we don't talk To her much
mostly we listen. Still, it helps to pass
away the time since there is no one
else.
We were to bowl i'm a match game
last night. We didn't bowl-the other
nine fellows were deer hunting. Fin
ally we played pinochle hearts with a
bunch of "rummies" and wish they had
gone after deer, too.
Every one who had n dollar and a
half-or could find friend who had IT,
took it and bought themselves a deer
license. with it they went to the
woods and will try to get a deer-from
some hunter. A real hunter can make
a lot of money until the season closes
OF course the amateurs will do some
shooting, but they are liable to arrest
for manslaughter. unless they car
prove they done II i'm self-defense
with so many amateurs i'm the woods
the plea ought TO be good one. It's 9
case of see the other fellow first
usually.
Thinking It over, we wish some %
the "roundheads" we sat in with las
night would go into the bush; W,
would follow, and try to see them frs.
But they know better. their graft II
fine at home.
To come back to deer hunting. w,
saw a deer-a dead one. down to tn,
depot this morning. 1t had evidentl!
been shot; Of that there was no doubt
From "A point beginning near the tai
and continuing in general direction
right up TO the tip of the nose, ant
embracing the who're side Of the body
We counted two hundred and seventy
nine punctures. some We're large
lsome small. There were nearly a
many on the other side. but whethe
they were made by the same shot
or were additional ones we were un
able to determines; whether one maj
,or a hundred killed It we don't know
the evidence would seem TO indicate
the latter. Anyway 1t is sure the ami
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nal never had a chance TO make Ger
tain. its throat was cut--a needless
precaution.
Poor deer. When we were LITTLE
Kid we had a pet deer. 1t followed
US all over, even into the house Moth
er used TO chase it-and us. She said
both of us were nuisances. but she
wouldn't let anyone hurt that deer;
nor would we Somehow or other we
can't help thinking OF that pet deer of
ours. now that the woods are fun of
brave and mighty hunters-and anna
tours. We should like TO hunt deer,
with a camera. We believe we would
fe them rather than Kill them, but
then, We haven't got a gun nor IL
oense, and we don't care To rough it,
and-we are glad of it.
HAL |. DAY.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-17
HISTORY OF KIMMEL CASE.
Will Be Presented in Detroit Saturday
NIGHT, This Week.

Night, This Week.
Though George A. Kimmcd the man
of mystery, has been looked at and
talked about and investigated end
cross examined for two months, the
people Of his home town Of Mics are
still 81 two opinions as 10 whether
no Is George a Kimmel or noj. II Is
now thought that his identity may be
established during the trial In the fed
cral court in St Louis next month
over the life insurance which one Of
the big eastern companies has refused
to pay on the ground that George 4.
Kimmcl Is still alive. The jury which
tried the case last year. it will be re-
membered. disagreed. In that trial a
deposition made by Kimmel was pre-
scented; but It is expected that he will
take the witness stand this time. So
confusing and contradictory have been
many OF the statements made about
this strange case that a complete and
accurate history OF Il including many
facts not hitherto brought together
Us sure 20 be enjoyed by the reading
public. Such a history. extending
over ten columns with Illustrations
has been complied for Detroit Saturday
Night and appears In this weeks is
sue. Nov. 18th
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-17
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED.
Advance Temple Of Honor Of Mohawk
Name w. j. Pryor Chief.

Advance Temple Of Honor Of Mohawl
Name w. j. Pryor Chief.
Advance Temple Of Honor Of Mo
hawk. elected officers recently as fol
lows:
Worthy Chief Templar-William J
Pry r.
Worthy Vice Templar- Richard Pry.
or.
Worthy Recorder-Roy Symons.
Worthy Finncial Recorder-Sid'
ney Thomas.
Treasurer-Wllliam Trevarthen
Chaplain-John Bergman.
Usher-Thomas Aver.
Deputy Usher-Harold Hosking.
observation-disclosures Hollow.
standardization Symons.
Past Chief Templar-Adolphus Sol
ONION.
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finally asked Carter If he had ever been
in London.
ooh, yes, frequently" replied Carter.
Where did you put up?"
buckingham palace" was Carriers
reioinder, and he proceeded to tell his
newly rich friend how he and Queen
Victoria and the late King Edward,
then the Prince of Wales. and all the
royal family had breakfast together.
Carter went into details. giving the
different breakfasts every morning at
the palace He switched to the LUNCH
cons and finally to the dinners, which
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-17
North Butte.

Reliable Information from the North
Butte minc, has &c that for some time
thcrc has been no Important change
iu conditions, but that diamond drill
explorations from adjoining mines
make 60 certain that with the opening
Of new levels very important ore bodies
viii be opened. Tho rich Edith May
ard Jessie veins ou the 1900 and 1900
foot levels are now being mined on ex-
tensions of the veins ON the Badger
State mine by the Anaconda CO., the
ore being similarly rich and extensive.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-17
Brokers Gossip
Kemeenaw copper.

The decline in Keweenaw shares is
believed TO foreshadow an early assess
ment Developments az the mine are
uttc charged from the past. The shaft
is down 1875 feet IN the Kearsarge
lode. with little announcement in the
was of commercial copper ground. a
diamond di.ii has been risscd up in
the bottom. o. explore the ground for
% copper bearing vein which presum-
ably Ees some distance Ia the hang
ing WaI side OF the formation. The
shaft s 60ttomCd In foot wall trap.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-17
EVERY SEAT is SOLD.
Chicago Operate Company Will Have
LARGE Audience Toniuht.

The members Of the Chicago Oper-
attic company, who VIII give a musical
recital this evening I'm the Calumet
theater marking the second attrac-
tion Of the lyceum bureau Of the Y.
NJ. c. A. arrived in Calumet this morn
ing from Mankato. MINI, where they
entertained before crowded house.
The company Is composed Of Leo
nora Antoinette Allen, soprano; Rose
Luuger- Cannon, contralto; John II.
Miller tenor; Arthur Middleton. basso;
and Edgar A. Nelson, pianist. The
company has a splendid repertoire OF
musN,al numbers, and those who at
tend this entertainment, should en-
JOY a rich musical treat.
Every seat in the theater has been
sold for the entertainment
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-17
MARKETS

influenced by general con-
ditions which are fast lettering and
given an additional impetus by ex-
President Roosevelt's articles in the
outlook on the sherman law, the
markets were strong today with "A fair
volume of business. Coppers were
especially firm and many local issues
made substantial advances. At the
close sentiment in favor Of better
prices for copper shares was very
strong The corner j. undoubtedly
turned and with reasonable reactions
higher are I'M sight J.. Sturgis
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-17
Foreign Stocks Decrease.

London fortnightly -tatisti1s show
'haJ ,au European stocks of copper on
Eas 18th decreased 1888 tons, while
copper 81. plies aGoat decreased 500
tons maIans total decrease in the
Visible supply of 1888 tons 20 $500
tons against 62,0O3 on october 81. and
$4,000 on Nov. 18th. 1910. Stocks OF
copper al Rotterdam are not included
in the above statistics but decreased
iu the fortnight 900 tons.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-17
SEWING AND CHRISTMAS
CARDS FREE.
Beautifully colored and Embossed.

! want to send free to every reader
of the Calumet News 10 beautiful, i'm
ported, embossed colored Thanks.
giving post cards. all different. with
out any advertising on them what
ever.
/ do this because / want people to
know the high grads Of cards / carry
at manufacturers prices. If you pre-
for beautiful Christmas or New Years
cards say so when you write. All
ask is that YOU send me cents i'm
stamps TO cover postage etc. Address,
G. T. tombstone, Pres, Dept. 1O9 Roch-
ester, n. Y.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-17
AFFIDAVITs BY PACKERS.

Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE counsel for
the indicted meat packers today sub
mitted TO Judge Kohlsatt fifteen afIi-
davits TO combat the governments con-
tention that the packers never really
were under restraint. The arguments
are likely TO continue all day.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-17

ne described i'm detail, telling how huge
diamonds We're set in the gold dinner
plates and how the Prince of Wales
pricd out several and handed them TO
Carter for koepsakes. Then Garter re-
marked on the jolly times he had rolI-
ing on the floor and playing with the
royal children, and this rigmarole last
ed FOR an hour. In the end his newly
wealthy friend seemed to be utterly
'crushed.-New York sun.