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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-22
City Taxes
Office Collector of City Taxes.
CIV JInn

Office Collector of city Taxes.
City Hall,
Richmond. Va. November -, 1911.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
THE LAST HALE OF CITY TANES,
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL. FOR
1911. Will. BE DUE IN DECEMBER.
AND Is NOW READY FOR PAYMENT
AT THIS OFFICE.
EVERY MALE twenty-one years of
age and EVERY person keeping house
or dom gbusiness in the city. is as
Scssed for personal taxes. Those who
have not paid any city taxes during
the year will please call and settle. so
as 10 avoid being posted as delin
quents.
GRADING. PAVING, PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS are also
due and will have to be declared de-
linquent II not paid on or before end
of year.
FIVE PER CENT. will be added to
last half II not paid ON or before DE-
CI:MBER 3lST.
Interest at SIX PER CENT. also at
taches ~ all bills as soon as reported
delinquent.
Particular attention Is called to the
by the City Council there can be no
avoidance of the penalty.
WASHINGTON WARD TAXES, &C.
must he paid at the Office of DEPUTY
COLLECTOR. Tenth and Hull Streets.
II. j.. IIULCE.
City Collector. City OF Richmond
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COTTON Markets

New York, November ...-!nc ec-., .
80, s"'M'"E I''o''-s' a"Ies suutu 10 Su-
sst"HE OF the rvttcn n.atntt tuts nu,,5'.
Sto'tI 'a'4tF "HAtr H'r!HSr ,Spcytnf,g,,,
-, t"..e a sEdgp aaramgy !r ID,
49, "uN "l!.rihss wrfy uya,y urt
."nrhst !htst IA lAe day more inan ,.-, 49,,
.n!tih! improvement wItn mo rI.,-. -, -
-. :" "tt utr'!hc ~ ga, POINTS MI,
'pt"."S was hFin At an LIyauee al -. r.,
po!its ana active month. sruwaa
sam OF I!H ~ points uSnt after ~. -
softtl"E' iHsplfeI by tno re,att,, ne 's,,,''
Ahniis heui"s aitd iut! support -
oA6 heavy seller on IN. a.,y..,,l,' "''NA
tfer, aht u soon hcgumg G,ygI.r, -"
.ns general dispost;spn AROUND ,1G
ma. teHsus reIGrMs 70 bad weAil.r ~, H..
the 'isi gaming pcriDd or hop,n.. - rs
~" ~ attI. ~ any Thtc i.r magn.t ,...,.,.
49, az "u'!nE the early afternoon p-,.,.
il6 snoI Interests. tn, Ciusg , ,,''"-
.ioni's tht !oWtst prices 81 IN. ,ar !,
10 S s. go mar .saGins spot !u;trc,t.
SOLO in'i! .v9,gvj Daiss Of Ianuar, 49,
and May. chiefly March. ana H. Ntni' .,
.7outhtih oHtfihiS here on tine ..grr,
Nanv. vas Inc ie"h.ne fu-uir, uaSi +, ~.
I'D the most attention /, s,,,ng,. ~ ''''''.
era! iinpr' riiom around tie ra. rbf, L
q" inc !"ch! selling Represented l.,l,t.i.,,,
o. contracts purchased nc;crc tn -.
revision ana C!ga p?oiutmcp, ON - 'y.'"
the early buyers thAt the Small I,,i.',.' y
poFt hah NOT created ans nor. ..rr,5,f ~
-. qfRneSsLNe 1iSinE There seemed t,
influence prices either way. .sHfc ron ~
GINNING hsuFes There WIS nothing q, NV
southern news 10 indicate an, e.. .tl
receipts at fhe ports suggcsic. '',
portr for the bainnc.. OF liz .n,r,I - :"
neeeip's ,n,G"y :s.io9 basa sga.ns, 1853,
week $500 bales against iJc!.a las, w'"
end 3?7.i@s. last year. To-day. -.rst., '.
S"w Orleans "isi bales agnIna; ls$;s a.
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QnaIiflcntions in chnnc.rr.

Mrs. Flora Myers qualified Yesterday In
me Chanccry Court as executor oil the viii
OF Eli &. Myers. The estate Is valued al
S3J,gt3
stephen Cordro qualified as administrator
o; phi!iD seia. The estate is valued al.
Mary Ann rcay qualified as aamInis,ra
TIN o: Eugene y. Pcay. Tho estate IL
". j. bradley qualified as administrators
OF 'Iohn +. H-rndon. The estate is small
John IL. Biley qualified as administrator
.: anc estate o. E. NJ. Grant. The estate In
patt!e Goodwin qualified rs administrator
OF 'he estate o; James GOODWIN. The es-
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Norfolk and Western hallway

ONLY ALL RAIL Line TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect october :, 1911.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond.
FOR NORFOLK: $500 q. 81, $500 =. ~,
'i:iV r.. N.
FOR LYN.CHBURG AND THE WEST:
'6:lb a. NJ. 'i0:D y. NJ. $500 +. NJ. $3.50
r. ".
~, .S:a5 j. NJ. 1880 T.. II. From tho West:
G:55 a. NJ. a2:e9 l.. NJ. bl:Ie i. NJ. 'S:e5 r.
NJ. 5000 J.. NJ.
.Dally. aDaIIy CT. Sunday. bsunday only.
Pullman Parior and Sleeping Cars. Cafe
Dining Cars. c. H. BOSLEY,
D. r. A.. Richmond, Va.
W. u. BEyILL. q. p. A.. Roanoke. Va.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
y. B.-Solow!ng schedule figures published
rs Information and guaranteed:
$40 y. M.--Da!ly-Local for Charlotte, Dur
ham and Raleigh. io:ij a. M.-Daily-Litnit-
cd-For all points South. Drawing Room
hunet Sleeping Car to Ashevi.lc. y. c.. a:T
+. NJ. Ex. Sun.-.Locui for Durham and In.
tcrmcdint stations $50 r. " Ex. sun
kcySvi!le Local il:ij M.-Dally-Limitcd
For all points South Pullman ready ut
$3.50 y. II.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$50 p. M.-ES Sun-To West PIT. connect
Ing Tor baltimore Mon. Wed and Friday.
500 ~ Mex. sun. and els T. A.-Mon.
wed. and Fri Local to West Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the SOUTH: $3.50 A ~. sos p. NJ
daily: $50 A. 81. Eek. sun: 1855 ES Sun. :
2:oo p. II. daily. From Yves, Point: $3.50 A.
~. daily; Has A. NJ. Wed. and Fri; 4:a5 T.
NJ EI. Sun
s. E. BURGESS. D. p. A.,
sT E. Main 81. Phone Madison ~
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Official Range and Sale 81 Stocks in New York
Stock.

100 Allls Chalmers .........
Ailis-Chnlmcrs. pfd......
$3.50 AmalSamatcd Copper -,
Amer. AEri. Chem. com
l.ool Amer. Beet Sugar. COM.
$50 American Can ............
$50 American Can. pfd.......
so Ainc-. Car and Foundry
Amer. Car and l'oun.. pfd
90 American Cotton OIL.
American Linsocd OIL.
100 American Locomotive. -.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd...
so Amer. Malt Co. pfd.....
a.0N American Smelling ......
l,oSl American Sugar .........
1900 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co..
39f American Tobacco, com.
100 American Tobacco, pfd..
800 Anaconda Copper .......
100 Atchison $3.50. ...........
ll.S52 Atlantic Coast Linc......
liG \. G.. l.. of Connecticut.
80 Baltimore and Ohio.
100 BROOKLYN RAPID Transit.
20 Central Leather. conn.,.
no Canadian Pacific .........
10 CiiCsaTca and Ohio....
"v NliSstisp VI tal " 10 ~ H.
i.,Dp Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
i25 cruciblr Steel Cor. com.
10 Crucihlc steel. ptd. .......
@D thiCd 30 and Northwest.
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
100 Consolidated Gas 1000.
10 Delaware and lIudSon...
Den. and Rio Gran. com.
$40 Den. and Rio Gran, pfd.
80 Distllcrs' Sec. Corr.
.,icQ Eric acknowledgements.
Erie, LIST pfd...............
Fed. Min. and SIN, pfd..
10 General Electric .........
2.1p Great Northern. pfd....
10 ,irca; Northern ore ctfs
10 Illinois Central ...........
] ,i1n lntcrnoro- Met. ............
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NAVAL, STORES

Wilmington. y. &, November c,.-spirIts
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at i3Ic. receipts 20
casks. Rosin-Stcady at $3.50: receipts 2s5
barrels, Thr-firin at $3.50: receipts IS
barrels. Crude Turpent!nc--S Steady az 1850
a 80; receipts q barrels
savannah. Ga. November .i.--Turpcu-
tne-FiTin n, &c: sales ia casks; receipts
loo casks: shipments ?35 casks; stock Ss5,S
barrels. Rosin-Firm: sales a,7s1 barrels
receipts 1850 barrels: shipments I,s73 bar
rels: stock i5.i5i barrels Quote: b. s5o,n
@t.t1.
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sEABoARp AIR LINE.

Southboun nj trains schcduied To leave Rich
mond dairy. 9:l0 a. M,--Locai to Sorlina.
i:.0 r. M.-Slccpers and coaches. Atlanta.
Birmingham. Savannah. jacksonville and
coaches, savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
points. 1873 L. M.-Siecpcrs and coaches.
Atlanta, Birmingham. Memphis and the
Southwest. Northuound trains scheduled TO
arrive in Richmond daily: 5:s2 a. b.. 7:.1
a. 81. sos p. 81. $40 +. Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-22
DRY GOODS MARKEr.

New York. November 2l.-The cotton goods
markets are steady with nrmer tendency
Some large sales OF denims have recently
been made TO the manufacturing trades
The goods due China orders are beins
shipped regularly. In mems wear circle,
latIng
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-22
MAXINE INrEI.LIsiEScE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. q. 1911.

FUNI OF RICHMOND. NOV. q, 1911
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. shelly Norfolk mer
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Pocahontas, Graves Norfolk and
James Hver landings, merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Co
steamer Aurora, Furman. Petersburg and
Jane. lsiver landings, merchandise and
passcnGAs, FNrman Line
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. m.r
chnndisc AID passengers Old Dominion Line
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and mas.
sengers. 49,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

tReported BY Rodgers. McCahe & Coz
Petersburg. Va. November 2i.-Poanuts.-
spanish-ouiet at e0092iac. per bushel. VIZ
ginias-Firm; Jumbo. itRihc. per pound
fancy handpickcd. &c. per pound; extra
prime. 3is 3A.c. per pound; prime. 3.ac. per
pound; machine picked. SO SIC. per pound
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY,

Schedule OF electric trains TO and from
Ashland. stopping Ut intermediate stations
upon signal: I.v. Richmond tBroad and
Laurel Sts.j: .s:t5, 'T:io. S:ob. 9:io. ''lo:lo.
lI:Io 4. NJ: I:l0, c:io. 3:i0 i:i0b 6:lo 6:eO.
7:io. s:iob 1910. ii:i5 +. 81. ~. hshia nd :
.s:sS. 1b, 8, sb 10. All a NJ. az NJ ''l, 2,
.Daily except Sunday. s'sunday only.
bClrriea baggage
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cnic,Go GKat.l .!ArKrr.

tnicaso. November -Bilrh, 70; wca,b.
g ,o-dny i"yoroi tho actual hcsinnin. q,
ihe AfEtni'"% harvest aud hoiped give thr
T!!tc "t w"sHi 10 Chicago set harl TN
ciosc was = q 80 uuGe last ui.h, ,,nrn
showed a not advance .: i.g!.c ana aa,s
80 '.c decline. The onl OF The G., ~,
Tis. Of ?i:r. ~ d
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Iush SFaln cIoseu: Wheut-NO Ttu, %
q sse.; no rcd. sa9 s'e;' 10 haru. PCS q
slG4i.lils: No. 2 northern. sl.o5@ 100: No.
northern. s1.011.0s; No. . spring, SIG
80 q |Loi; velrct chan. s5gSi.e: durum. 900
CSC. corn-No. old. T6c.; No. white. 75ii
a I6c.; No. (: yellow. 7707sisc.; No. old.
1iu I5iac.: No. white, ga, a6ic.; No. , yell
low. old. 7Sc.; No. yellow. sia6il2c.; No. 4
old. 7ic: No. l. sii.ps2c.; No. white. 6lii
62'tc: No I yellow, 6llsn 63c. oats-So
white, iau i?%.c.; No. white. Si q i9c. :;
No. white. is.sI,,,=c.. standard. ASH q
i*i.c.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Chesapeake Steamship Co.

Bis new sh:ps. CRY Of Norfo!k" and '.ci,y
OF baltimore"
phone ncgyico Throughout; thsNrh!p STATE
rooms en- suite with baths. Prices from
.tc. TO $3.50. Excellent meals, nc
10 BALTIMORE AND TIE NORTH vt
NORFOLK ASD OLD POINr
Leave R!chmond Daily Via " w Il.
800 z. NJ. Norfolk 6:i5 T.. n
c. o. ny. $50 p. II. Daily. Ola roin.
9. y. $. :. Co. 7:oo p. ". Daily .on, az IN
Norf0ik)
va. Nav. Co: $50 A. NJ. MONDAY. wedn...
day and friday.
Tickets all Offices. For statcroon,,
apply to $. L. nuRGEss. d. i. A.. -, Ea,,
Main Street. Richmond.
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Merchants and Miners Transportation Co.
Norfolk ~ Boston, sIas,,. and

Norfolk 10 Boston. sIass.. and
Providence. r. T.
Steamers leave ::orfolk for Boston. sun 4,
Tues. and Fri: for Providence Mon wed
and Sat at l.. 81. Passengers and freight
taken Tor ali Low England poin Ticietp
sale .n.>c c. d o. Ry., Il. q ", n.y.
q. II. bowman. .os East M6ia and RlshmoDS
Irtnsf' 80 90 East Aain-
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RaHrnaDS.
Richmond & Petersburg electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester Seventh and Perry
Streets, for Petersburg:
IS. :. s. 90 10, IL. 'i2 a. NJ. !, :. y. T. g..
.-5:ij. &c. :. S, IS 10 z. M.
iI:co l.. IL. for Chester. l::oo midnight for
Petersburg.
cars leave Petersburg. foot OF Sycamore
Street, Tor Manchester:
t5I5. 6:s5. ..7i5. Ta5. s:s5. a:ss. 'io:5. II as
A. NJ 1895, .I:35. $780, 3:35, 1895. 5:35, 6:35.
1885, S:25. 9:2s. 'loi0. Ii:to T. NJ.
tDaiy except sunday and holidays.
Carries baggage ana express.
"L!mited. except Sundays and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond.
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Cotton, dull; middlins Gas; gross re-
oeipis. s.3a5 bales: stock. loi.c92 bales: en-
port Coastwise, 1907 bales; 10 Jauan. $3.50
bales.
Total to-day at all por,s-Net receipts.
9?aS bales; cxpor: TO Great Britain 1910
bales TO the Continent. 1898 bales; to
Japan, $3.50 bales; stock. i,g3:,ISl ba.es.
Consolidated at all ports-Ntt receipts,
"SIluy bales. export 10 Great Britain, irj.6ol
bales; to France, ia.:il bales; TO the Cont
ncri, H.SIS bales; TO Japan. $3.50 bales. TO
Mexico, 90 ba!cs
Total since september at all ports-Nct
receipts is3t,Cv9 bales: export TO Great
briiaIn. i.ts.,isJ bales; to France. ies.J2s
bales: To the Continent i.5.".isi bales: TO
Japan. j',:lS balrs; TO McN!co. 2,3jY bales.
New Orleans, La. November Election
futures opened steady at an advance o: Il q
u points on buying, based on the census re
port on ginning. and closed At ne, decline
vi as points over yesterdays close The
tGuies, il,2o?.Gn bales S!nned TO November
~. were about 1900 bales vwcr than gen
orally expected. spot cotton quiet and un-
changed; miduiEE, :lsc.; dscs 81 bales and
@,iG to arrive. January, a.i5: March, 90;
May, %a2: July, a.i3. November. als De-
cclnbcr. .l..
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OLD DOMINION LIVE

VII bohiNioS Line
LV. Richmond foot OF Ash St. daily 100 PM
Leave Newport News..............,.6:oo A 81
Arrive Norfolk. ...............,.. 500 A M
Connects with main limo .teamcra leaving
Norfolk for New York daily except Sunday
100 Il. VI. Connections also made by n 4.
w. Ry. T.. III. and c. &c o. Ry. at T.. NJ
Night Line rtcamcra atop at Claremont to
land or receive PASSENGERS on signal. aud
VIII DO met by hiic conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.-Iamcs River
by daylight Tor Soriolh and Old Point. New
port Sswh and all James River iundInEs
Steamer leaves Ho Wednesday aud
Friday at 1p a. ". Freight received for
all James River landings. 'PhoneMadlHon ia
Main Ticket Unice. S.! Z. Main Street
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$50: lambs. sI.25 4p5.ie. cults. $3.50 Hogs
Market SC. higher at $3.50 q 500: piss s5.3op
G. 81
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. ILL.,. November :l.-Cattie-Re-
ceip's 500 head. Market slow and steady.
Beevcs, si.50us.io: Texas steers: SiY51I
feeders. S2.:-yf5.75: COWS and heifers, 81 500
80; calves. $5.j94ts."5 Hogs-Recaip;s So :
Co head Market fairly active Market &c.
s".'5us.io: mixed, $Gu6.5o; heavy sGu65U;
rough Sout.20: good 10 choice heavy $6.4
g go, PIGS $i.2jI5.io: bulk of sales $sai
weak. Native, S.aoGlS7a; western. ss.sosr
$50; yearlinEs, SS.I0n go: lambs native,
sS-SeI5.iv: western. 5S55q5.6o.
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Baltimore, Nd. November 2i.--wheat-
Steady; spot. contract, sac. .orn-Steady +;
spot, contract, new. &c oa.s-Firm; No
rrn. domestic, Sl.0lerl.oc
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LOCAL. MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co, Com
mission Merchants, Richmond Va.
Richmond, Va, November 81, 1911
ACTUAL Wholesale 2uUTArIUSS OF
MARKET
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New York, November oi-Beeves-No
trading Dressed becc steady; native
sides. STioi2c. Calvcs-Ncals steady nj So a,
1872 cni!s. SJn $50: barnyaIds calves :sW
+ce: Virginia calves $5..; city dressed
Eeais. IL q 1919. sheep and Lambs-Sheep.
Si.'' q S.5; :ew for export At $3.50: cuiIs,
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year. and a; Houston ciS66 bales agans;
lS,G%: last year.

spot cotton closed dull and unchanged;
niddl!ns uplunds, s.+5; middling suif y.io
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va, November 81. 1911.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS on CHANGE
N.lIE r--t,ar ini
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Live In.tIry--Cn.C!.vHs aud hyus In bet
ter denanu; tur.eys 4 nice ugassy. EGGS
AlarEot remains sI"dU! rHIs,v-.,u s.nGs
~ .puu a-uaHu. tSL-teg-- cry aCilNc. Lave
STOCK sca!S scarce ara UaGIy wanteu.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
BY Richard w Maury,
eteck ard Bond Broker. I0l5 T. Main Street
Richmond. Va. November =. 1871.
SALES AT HOARD

virginia Cen;ur!cs--Sco at S7i:.
STATE SEl IEITIES. B.d. Aske
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13
ViCARtCuS GAMBLING BESl5 CT CLAIM AGAlN5T CHICAGO
 GRAIN BROKER.
PLAINTIFF NOT A LOSER
Statute Says One Only Needs knoa edge of Transaction to Recover Penalty May Be Three Times
 the Amount Lost.

Chicago. Ill.-James A. Patten, re. tired millionaire grain broker. whose successful operations ill the cotton market recently led to federal grand jury indictments against himself and associates. was sued for $G.000000 in the superior court.
 The plaintiff, pr. Paul Burmaster, president of the Chicago Anti-Gamh- ling league. does not claim to have been a participant or loser in any of the operations with Mir. Patten, but brings suit under an Illinois statute. whereby any person having knowledge of q gambling transaction may sue and recover to the amount of three times the total lost by any of the vie time
 The suit was suppressed for service to await the return of MT Patten from Hot Springs, Ark, and complete se- recy as to its nature was main tained by counsel for both sides of the action.
 Burmaster was inspired to bring the suit, he said through recently be coming acquainted with retired broker, who related to him the manner in which the men win and lose money on the board of trade chiefly through dealings in future"
 Through a brokerage house in La Sale street, Dr. Burmaster is said to have obtained the names of persons who dealt with Patten in the last two years and through this list of trans actions arrives a. the total of S2,000,- oo0 lose Tho lis. is the foundation of the action just begun.
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13
TWO LADS KILL POLICEMAN
Young Desperadoes Are Captured After They Had Robbed Hotel
 and Killed Policeman.

Duluth. Minnesofa.-Killing Har- ry Chesmore, a policeman who had arrested them after hold-up of the Hotel Mckay here, William Muzzary and Algot Johnson. each 19 years old. were captured after the hottest bandit hunt Duluth has seen in years.
 The two youths entered the hotel, where Clarence Suhsted. night clerk. anu Charles Firoyed. night porter were tied, both to an iron post. footed the cash register of $50 and fled.
 Within a few minutes the alarm was given and police all over the city were looking for the boy bandits At the Interstate bridge. between Duluth and Superior, Wis, Chesmore caught the two and placed them under arrest. He was bringing them back 10 the city on the platform of street car when one Of the youths shot and killed him.
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13
NATIONAL FOREST
 LANDS ELIMINATED
PRESIDENT ISSUES A PROCLAIM TON WtTHD HAVING 563,3tt
 ACRES IN ARKANSAS.
Elimination Made for Purpose of Re moving Certain Tracts Comprising
 Number of Private Holdings.

Washington. D. C.-The president has signed 3 proclam2tion eiiminat- ing 563.33l acres from the Ozark na- tional forest in Arkansas. These changes are the result of careful field examination made by the De partment of Agriculture in pursuance of a general plan for the correction Of all national forest boundaries
 The largest eliminations are in Van Buren. Johnson and Stone counties. the areas removed from the forest in these three counties being approXi- mately 107.740 acres, 102 SS0 acres and 93.960 acres respectively About G4.080 acres are eliminated from searcy county. G3.200 acres from Franklin, and smaller amounts from Newton. fleburne Baxter, Pope Crawford. Madison and Washington counties.
 The eiiminations have been made for the purpose of removing from the forest certain tracts which largely comprise small private holdings. In localities where all but a fraction Of the land has passed from the gov ernment and is chiefly occupied by home builders. it has been found that the timbergrowing possibilities of the small areas controlled by the government are not of sufficient im- portanee to justify protection by the forest service.
 The boundaries are changed with the intention of retaining within the forest. where they may be protected and improved under the regulations of the secretary of agriculture, all the best stands of timber in addition to 40940 acres in Stone county to provide for rangers headquarters. The unappropriated portions of lands eliminated by this proclamation will be restored to settlement and entry after they shall have been advertised in the local papers by the secretary of the interior
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13
Strawberry Crop Is Unhurt.

Rogers The dry weather and the late severe cold and freezes have not damaged the strawberry crop, accord ing to reports made at the meeting of the Ozark Fruit Growers Associa- tion at Monett. Mo, a few days ago. The berry crop of Northwest Arkan- sas and Southwest Missouri for the coming year is estimated al 1900 cars, as the acreage now reache. a total of G,000. Apples. peaches, pears and cherries are also said to be in excellent condition.
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13
TORT SMITH MAN SIAYS A BURGl AR
Saloonist, Robbed Once, Waits for
 Thief to Come Again.

Fort Smith-James Ward. sa- loonist. shot and killed an unknown white man. who had broken into his saloon. About week ago Wards place was burgIarized and $40 stolen. Ward then placed himself on guard. When the man entered the place, Wa drew revolver on him and commanded him to surrender. The burglar dropped behind a barrel As he did so, Ward fired. The man then crawled 10 a door and fled. Ward fired second time as he was leav- ing the place The saloonist thought the shots went wild and closed his place and went home. Several hours afterward a man was found dead in the street about two blocks from Wards place Ward identified the man at the morgue. The saoonist was not arrested.
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13
FORREST CITY, ARK, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JANUARY s 1911
IREAS. GRAR4M's B0NDsMtN LOST
Judgment Is Rendered Against Those
 of Both Terms.

Brinkley- Judge Eugene Lankford, in q special session Of the Monroe circuit court n Clarendon. gave judg- ment for Sle.4a7 against the bonds men for the first term of ex-Couutv Treasurer Wallace Graham. who was short in his accounts last year. At the same time judgment of S3,S65 vas given against the kondsmeu of the second or last term. The case was stubbornly fought by a strong ar ray of legal talent. The contention was between the first and second term bondsmen. That part of the case in which the trustees of the two bonds were seeking to recover from various parties and concerns whom it was claimed had transactions with the defaulting treasurer has been side tracked pending the paying into the treasury of the amount of the short age by the bondsmen. It is claimed that this part will come later and that Ii will cause more excitement than the fight just ended.
The Forrest City times., 1911-01-13
SLAYER IS OUT ON BAIL
Kansas Oil Operator Has Preliminary Hearing for Killing Ohio Bank.
 er-Piea Is Self-Defense.

Caney. Kas.-Al O. Truskett shot and killed J. D. S. Nicely, an Ohio banker and a prominent oil man, in the Palace hotel in Caney and was released on SIP ,000 bond.
 Both Truskett and Nicely were rich. the latter being president of the Lima (Ohio) Trust company, the Wichita Pipe Line company and sev- eral other oil concerns. Enmity arose between them some time ago because of lease to valuable oil lands near Caney, which both men claimed. Truskett met Neely in the lobby of the hotel and the two went into an isolated room. \ moment lat CT two shots were heard Nicely was lead when picked up. Truskett sur rendered at once
 In statement to officers shortly af- ter the shooting, Truskett said he shot in self-defense At the preliminary hearing il developed that Neely was not armed.