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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-08
FINANCIAL NOTES

Wall street summary Saturday:
Jostiee Biackmar In Brooklyn court &c.
Frssiden. Taft refuses pardon for Har,
ian =, wesitny Alabama iumberman conf
ATTORNEY General wickersham IN his
brief aled with supreme court says stand.
meaning 81 the sherman act,
Hartman lines place orders for I9e
VII prosecute Do sec. oI Americas to.
Hartman lines show best year in theis
5.nL. GAINED 100000 on the weeks
e.tinssed at abou. 5 per cent. for di1i-
dends
The s,a. yay m
hopper coal cars.
jan s.ssa .ti's % 8
crease In the course OF one year OF So.1U'
e' in o. g ~as tSe :.:
the teni decrease in twelve months to Oe.-
$4,000 lbs. or % per cent.
Some people Interested In ccppers think
that william Ellis Corey viii be found &C
ssy tn. sou, thu
merger legal. Corey 10 believed to have
been inte,ssted IN seppers e, , some 0srt time
.e Ssw Ters City !: $4,000 90. - siac:.
report to ne On aa Mons sna
strict Obedience to the law Of spprais,ns
property at Its full value.
President Price Of the Cambria steel
company has issued a statement snyinS
enect in stimulating business.
posed loan to Honduras. which will be
: sses..1 .a:ss .sp :, :
it Is undeI.sood that they are far id:
vaneed. A convention is being concluded
ere. tie pfoee O. Of 's Wick Viii oe used for
reminding the Honduras debt.
| The Independent automobile manufac-
turers' association has been organized BY
| the motor car manufacturer now exhiDlt-
YORK ns ~ the '''"o 'e"'''' ~
The United States steel corporation will
on as'ee. q E.s
month there appeared to be some activity
Is ss ,Ss na ihst ss
decrease as compared with November.
The improvement was temporary: how
during the latter part Of the month.
II IL intfmated In quarters which are
II to he well eao .n the
approximate 10000 or 100000 tons.
Some authorities on copper metal esti-
mate that 100000 pounds Of copper have
recently bees sold at the Jpn cent price.
Most Of this business has been done in
quarter million and half million ID
lots. The authorities expect that the
Monday will show close to 10000 1000 ib.
contraction in domestic stocks of refined
copper as a result Of the December opera
| tions, which would leave the stocks al
10 100000 lbs. as against IA. 600 lbs
n year ago.
In the Chicago district ofIlcial quotations
on iron bars have been lowered 81 ton
In the Philadelphia market scrap Is selling
| steel quotations are confusing. Fabricated
steel In the New York district IL selling
on basis lower than reported in several
years
The action Of the Central leather COM
pany In closing down its seventy Ave OF
Ieighty tanneries comes following a partial
lcurtailment which was found to be inef.
fectual In improving the conditions in the
leather market The suspension Of opera
! lions II indefinite which Is taken t0 mean
that the shut down will continue until the
company can see its way to resume at O
real profit.
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His Little .loks

A Denver doctor who insists on fox
ing once in while noticed some scale,
OF new pattern in shop window
Over them was a sign which read:
Weigh your supplies yourself y
home The scales will pay for then
selves Price 81"
Tue doctor went into the shop. e.
amined the scales and decided to tr
them He had one wrapped ND an,
started away with it.
"Oh. by the way" said the sho,,
keeper. did ron want to pay for that
o< shall charge it.
The sign says they'll pay for them
selves" replied the doctor. "Now. II
this one doesn't you let me know and
well have it arrested
And then he went out and inst
laughed and laughed TImes.
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PlTTsBrR0. Pa. Jan. 7.-,Cattie.sMp:
49, 80; prime: sS;*o$}S;S 90 5000: s.iSGsH5s
ssis.. Common sS%% 70 soSa e cows.
e3&S.:s; hsifsrs, ya.sotDS'S; fresh cows
and .sprinsers, tS01OO:. veal calves. 9i0&
az .sS e" :sye" :1s: s ,, sssssp
cs!ns ~ssasss.p y. I'd $50: soed %i.sa.
Cd soMmoc: ss9s; :p.sss i lambs. ss@s1s
sstive: prime heavy hog. sS.SoHs IS: !. me:
f .:::s:. ,,!ss: s :ss:.. gsSss,s s''ss'''
s:s:., suTEAp market: ii T. l :,iy :s;i,:
: :sss:. rs$s s.''s s''f lbs
sSs s Jill s sssy' ana evil !"
S!oS: Ts e fst.ly sst,ve STEADY shS IS
yes.l!ss:; 1890; .hssg. $500. Hos.
ycs:s:: .i pis. 's sass , %;ssSS
fss; .. s::'; a sSSsas roasi'. HsSss
UNION STOCK Yards: IL. Jan; ..
las S,sS:s pMi.sd ssd SssSS.rs, ei s:s'ssss
ESS2s;s. ,,sS:; ,1SsSis; ,Pi ss.s s'iioSss::
SssSss TsssS: cSss ana calves tsss'i =
4e.M DISQUALIFICATION. 1000 mari et
ii :%S:s. i S:ssS o' western 's''a'"'
.. Cixci :S,n:: Ian :o i Market
lss dan end lower; extra. sS.:s. Hogs.
s.sS..: :e'' g eAo ss,Ss se.fMs. and
strong: extra. SSis. ''As'
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1ee Coordination.

Old Daniel Drew was at his house
on Union square. New York. one day
when his clerks sent up for the COM
oination OF the safe which they wanted
10 open Drew said it was door
they sent again. saying it was a five
letter combination and they eouIdn.,
make door 90. Finally Drew went
down. When took the thing in
hand. he said. '.the safe opened as
easy as anything. I turned to them.
There. says I. 1t opens as easy as
IN old sack. Just d-oAre.
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vision. leaders of the progressive wins
OF the house today announced In part
the plans OF the caucus on Jan. 10.
The Democratic fight for tariff leg.
islation. is going to be pushed every.
where. Illustrating the situation II
was announced today that Rep. Pou,
OF North Carolina, will not ask cleo
ton on the ways and means commit.
tee.
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Corrected Dauy.)


NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-Flour-Ffrmer.
lmoderately active. Pork-Steady: mess.
l$220e2.50 Lard-Ffrm; middle west spot
Slo so9l0aS: sugar--kaw. steady: cen,
teamed rss, saiei ens osi
crushed. $500; powdered. 4.30c; granu-
lated 4.sOc. Conee-Rio No. on the spot
|sl .loGi.l2h: NO 3. s5gooc: clover. 5O9
sc Dressed Poultry-Dull: TURKEYS. Is
ducks. 10@l7e Live PouItry~Firm: :
geese 149lslsc; ducks. 1916. fowls.
l6616Hc: turkeys. 15G1Se: ROSTERS. lie.
mon to specials. l19l71c: skins. common
Ito specials. 3i1@12hc: full skins. 242hc.
Bntter-Dull and easier: receipts. 3.sT0 /:
creamery extras. 2Sc: state dairy. tubs.
I9Q2sc imitation creamery nrsts. 22023c-
Eggs-Firm: receipts. &642: nearby white
iancy. 4sc: nearby mixed fancy. 3S03oc
fresh 6rsts, 34@3Sc
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WITH THE BOXERS.

Australian sport writer's are panning
Bill Papke for what they term Bill's
unfair tactics.
frankie Conley is willing to wager
900 to $1,000 that he can defeat
Abe Attell in a twenty round bout
Paddy LAWN. the Buffalo weller
weight. is anxious to take on some
good weller before the Armory A. A.
of Boston.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-08
BROKER's VIEWS.

A. W. Thomson company wire from Lo-
gan Bryan. New York: The demand for
bonds seems to have improved somewhat.
which, Of course. Is a favorable indication,
but 1t Is not Of sunicient proportions to
warrant the belief that any new corpora
ton financing could be conducted now.
Fluctuations possibly will be narrow,
but the interest operating on the long side
still seem confident OF their ability to
force q temporary higher range Of prices
however. some distribution has been noted
on the advance.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

The listed cigar stores company has
declared the regular quarterly dividend OF
Feb. 20 stock Of record Jan. ~
The DAIRY and tnterurbau railway com.
pamy has declared the regular quarterly
The Northern states power company has
declared q quarterly dividend q IL PEI
Ban. Is 60 stockholders of record fDec. al
The Oklahoma gas aud electric company
Of Oklahoma City, Ohl.,,. has declared a
the preferred stock. payable Jan. IS e.
stockholders of record bee. ~.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-08
GRAIN MARKET.

Prices paid per busnel for grains
BY the Richmond Roller Mills. Second
and North streets. are as follows:
No. 2 wheat. IS cents: No. 5 wheat,
SIS cents: oats. so cents; old corn. 4Sc !;
new corn 40 cents; rye. 65 cents: clov.
err seed. $G@$7.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. Wheat showed q
fairly arm undertonc NJ the Immediate
start, with offerings lighter, stimulated
by the unexpected nrmness In American
markets Friday. Later there was cover
ing nv shorts on the decrease In the visi
BILE supply here. Market turned weak un
der reaii.!nE pressure. which was dne to
very poor demand from lnillers, wea kneas
In spots and less demand from continent.
There WAS smaller demand for forward
shipments, bnt this was offset by the I'M
favorable outlook In Argentina and induced
further covering OF January shorts. Rou-
mania weather favorable and outlook for
the wheat crop satisfactory.
Wheat closed Nd lower than Friday.
Corn ,Ad TO Nd higher.
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LATEST GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS
LIVE STOCK.



Rsesipts Saturday 5000 hogs, 80 cattle
ed 100 sheep. showing . gsla Il hoss
ond aheep. but . loss In cattle compares
with Q week ago. and n decrease In all
lines compared with q yeaP ago.
Another very light run Of hogs arrived
Saturday and with keen eompetition BE-.
tween pecksss and shippem saSss rs sss
supply soid At as with the top $3.50.
representing an sdvonce Of lO0iSc over
Friday and q gain OF 16436c over the -ouik
Of the sales . week ago.
CoseIe.
There wss . very small supply Of cattle
available for sale. In fact. not enough 20
Interest al buyers. Thars was u steady
demaad Which exhausted the supply
promptly at fully steady prices compared
With Friday. and lo0i3c higher than the
close Of last week.
There WIS also . very small run OF live
mutton stock and sales were at fully steady
prices. Lambs sold - high ~ $50 and
% SS75
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WAGON MARKET.

Wagon market quotations FURNISH
ed by Omer &. Whelan. South Sixth
street are: Oats, SO cents per bu.:
new corn, per bushe! ACC: rye, 70
cents per blu: hay, loose, good-timothy
$15@16 per ton; mixed $13@l4 per
ton; clover. $40 per ton; straw. So per
ton.
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uMPoRruxG BRAZILIAN nErr

chicago yards review by Poole. Talk
Ing about Importing Rresiliau beef. hasim'
Ne better make market for the home
0rowu article nratf" asked q cattiemnn
when trade was In couaatoee condition.
High temperatures and humidity along the
Atlantic 80 aboard have handicapped trade
this wece. Good heavy buliocks have bpe,,
y drug. closing :oa2Sc per cwt lower than
Mondays basla. hood cattle arc selling
about u per cwt lower than a wear ago.
Consumers who and their meat hills less
than AZ that time will please elevate their
right hands. Nothing hut the hog il
popular IN stock yards circles now. with
the possible exception Of trashy cattle. and
beef. sheep and lambs are on bargain
sSs s %oSr sas TED
sheep market authority. relates that In
company with John z. Long Of Montana
he ordered mutton chops at a downtown
hcstelry the other evening and the charge
was ~ per order. He identlned the chops
NJ having been extracted from a s. eve
carcass In other words, two mutton chops
on which the tax II 81 under the electric
tight. was about the one .ctg htteth part OF
the value Of 81 carcass In Faekin gtowu.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-08

NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. Jan. The weekly bank
statement issued by the associated banks
shows the following changes:
Reserve on all deposits. increase ST.
CSC. 500.
Reserve on all deposits other than United
States. increase 1857 CO..
Loans. decrease $S.SJS.9oO.
specie. Increase 4Se3.1OO.
Legal tenders. increase 81 .262 600.
Deposits. increase &l.9o3.6O
Circulation. decrease sos. 900.
Total loans. 1925. 33S. 500
The surplus OF banks Is $o.9l5.425. a.
compared with &s16..075 last year and
Sc&.S0o, 80 two years ago.
Average statement OF cash reserve. 1882
per cent.
Actual statement Of cash reserve. 600
per cent.
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CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. Jan 1-Butter-Creamery
extras. PC. nrsts. 25c: dairy extras. 25c !:
trsts. &c EgEs-prime frsts, &c: dTsts.
SOC Cheeee-Twins, l30l31c: young
Americas. IGl5i1c. yege,ables-Potatoes.
Michi2ans- 4USl4c. Live Poultry--Eowls
isl 0l4c: springs. I314914c: ducks. lag
Y1iisc; geese. 13G14c.
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T.. 8. BONDS IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK COTTON.
nv A W Thomson COY
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Jan. I.---NothinR said in
money Satnrday Posted rates: Sterling
exc anee, 4S3E @4S7. with actual business
In BANKERS bills at 4s5.0534s8 for demand
and +62% 0<S3 for 6O-day bills.
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MARKETS
PROVISION MARKET

paid b. J. n. Eggemeyer 4 Sons)
Apples. per Dbl. .... .$3.751 IS.
Parsley. curley. per dog. lunches. 81
Leaf lettuce. dollhouse. per h.. .1oc.
Celery, golden heart, extra fancy. per
dog punches ESQ 4Oc.
Spinach. fancy. per blu. 81
Carrots, fancy, per bu. ............ 81
Turnips, fancy. per bu. ........ .i5c.
Radishes, red and white. fancy. per
dozen punches .4Oc
Cabbages. homegrown. per ton. $14
Yellow, red. white. onions. per bu.. 81
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REVENUE ONLY ACT
is BEING CLAIMED
(American News Servicel

(American News Servicel
that they now have the votes assur-
ed to elect a ways and means commit
tee that will be absolutely certain to
stand for a tariff for revenue only, re-
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'pcesnt. rour wife ever object because
yea devote % much Of your time to poll.
sirss"
mo. she has dog that she 10 v..y
eou1 ee."-JudgA
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SEED MARKET.

Quotations as Iurnlsned by J. Runge
and company for seeds per bushel,
are. Timothy. $500 to $4.35: clover.
$3.50 to $500: rye. 20 cents; oats. 80
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~.s.~s.ss yVA aeAl = .. Si.s.y.
.-.uwelrs Syrup Persin u positively euara1,
49, % So tndiEeettoo. constipation, sick haah
5fnA S4eastve breath. malaria aod m 1ioooGSS
- 0O0 oeo0ach 6UuhAA
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RCRYAL0.

nuFFALo; y. Y; Jan. Spring wheat
No red. ?1c: No. white. o1c. Corn
no. yellow. MAc: No. 3 yellow. sou e !:
No. = yellow. $50 Oats-No. !? white.
36i<c: No. : white. aSAc:. No. : white. sc !;
sta ndard, &c. Darley-9Sc0S. Rye-No
l. SIC: No. ,, Soc.
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Nyeo 80 exSesss>4 ~s... --ss1aenA. e0a
le1D0e)oo. t901geee1oo. o0eussvo breath OF any
01Goaoo oEes11l hon etomak troubSo. 9oe SO
o - eoee)o 81 Ds. CalAws1l's syrup FGpoik e
00oo0evo1v DnoDonooo1 - euU ~.
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Stock in Store

yhs@o - - medicine 90 safs and aa TIE sam
Gns - pesasanf to take ~ Dr.. Caitveli's Syrr-
SpoQ1A - Doaiffve cn40 fcr an diseases asj&A.>
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PRODUCE.

Old Hens, per lib. .............. &c
Turkey on foot, per ID. ...... .1Sc
Old ROSTERS. per 10. ............. sc.
Butter. country. per ID. ........ 27c
Young chickens, to lbs. per ID. Zoe
Ducks, ner Id. Toe.
Eggs ............... ............ 35c
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CHICAGO CASH.

ruled as follows:
Whest--No. 2 red. oe@es%c: No. , red.
07@07 NC: No. hard winter. 9ee@$1: No.
knrd. O761ONLc: No. I northern spring.
81 ;oeQl 10; No. 2 northern spring; g;&@
No. 2 spring. eocaSi.o5: No. ; spring. sc
@e1 o.: velvet chat whent. 04cQS1: durum,
S3Qooc.
s S 10. s 1siioH. is& @i,e: No. :.
iS&sS5Nc; No. Z white. i5Nqlshc: No. )
yellow. I5N9fl5tsc: No. 4. 43k9ANc;. No.
Oats-No.' 3. 3aGs2Ec;. no. !? white. s5h
@33c: No. 3 white. a2Ss6333c; No. Z white.
j.ia M33axc: standard. S3M33itc.
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TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, a., Jan. T.-wheat-Caah.
ss cam .ss Nay; M.9 es ,e :u9E ay as Goats S.,.
Cash; asc; May. ,sI,,Sc: July: ssNc. Rye
an. March, $500; April. $s.sS; February.
-. 20: October. SIS: Jan. 500. Alsike-
Prime. $3.50; March. $50. Timothy
Prime, N.6S.
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TOTAL MEAT SUPPLY.

Stocks OF meat at western packing points
Jan. 1 were I35622 900 lbs. an increase dur
ing December Of $0.52+ 900 lbs. compared
with -. SIS 900 lbs In 1909 and 15.O31 900 lbs
in 1905 Present stocks are only 1s5w0
lbs more than last year. Two years ago
they we're 262. $4,000 lhs stocks OF con.
month Of over 1000 tres and an increase
over last year OF 1900 tres.
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BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

BOSTON. Jan. 1-Opening transactions
Saturday: United States Smelling, 81, pre-.
ferred. ~: Giroux. 9 1916; Shoe Machine
preferred. cSia.
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WAGON MARKET

wheat-Nc. rcd. Csc; sample mill
Ing. s6@t 92c.
Corn-Sew, 436l41r.
Hhelled Oats-3?@136c.
mixed. Si3Il5: bnlcd, $l3ftIS: clover hay.
ssraw-oass straw. s0a7; wheat straw.
eS0O
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT,

LONDON. Jan. Bar silver steady 4
25Ad.
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NEW YORK BAk SILVER
LONDON mar SILVER

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Commercial bar
silver. Hhc: Mexican dollars. 4Sc
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The Indianapolis board OF trade issued
the following statement at the close Of
business Saturday. Jan. ::
--Outpue Of Flour
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None Genuine without Th,s Trade. Massss
No: Consumption is NOT heredi-
tary. (Please. Mr.. Printer. put plenty
of ink on that Not) 1 It ranks high
among DURABLE diseases. from seventy
FIVE to ninety per cent Of all eases being
durable in the early stages. A condi-
ton Of cure is that patients Be richly
nourished- overfed if you Ike.
6. G. G. HypOphOsphites
is an unmatched appetizer and help to
digestion and thus il enables the con-
sumptive body to build Up tissue faster
than disease can tear il down. This
done, the Perfect Cure is only matter
Of time.
Sold by druggists If your dealer
d~esn't keep It send for large boetle
mailed prepaid On receipt Of One Dollar
by
California Chemical Co.
LOS ANGELES, CAL
+$+sssssss-++++++++++&<%+%&s
For sale and recommended by A. g.
Luken & Co., Richmond. Indiana
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wheat-Outs No. 2 red,

Inspections: wheat-Oues No. 2 red
10 cars: total, 10 cars.
Corn-In: No. 3 white. 20 cars: No.
white. 10 cars: No. 8 white mixed. I cars
No. white mixed, l car: No. 4 yellow
! car: No. , mixed. cars: No. : mixed
e. cars; Out No. 3 yellow. / car: No.
u ixed. 4 car: sample. ; cars: total. . cars
0ats-ln: No. white. ! car; :tand;
white. I ear: total. q cars.
Hay-No. 1 timothy. 2 cars: No. prat'
rte I car; tosaI 3 cars.
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CHICAGO.

(By A. w. Thomson Coz
--Closine--
.. Open. High. Low. jan. I. Jan. o
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22
.NRW.E.PATTON
DIES IN HOSPITAL
Soa-ia-Law u Gen. Carr Suc.
canbs 10 Siemsch TreabIe

Mr.. William =. Patton. the son-in-
iaw OF General and Mrs. Julian s.
Carr and one Of the most essfrnsble
men fha4 Durham people have ever
had the pleasure Of knowing, died AZ
che University Hospital, Philadelphia.
"Wednesday afternoon.
The home OF Mr.. Patton was Cur
wsnuiile. Pennsylvania, where his
family had large propesry Interests.
lie Naz married 70 Mi4 Lala Ru<h
C~r ta 1900. Afser rhe marriage. be
took up hM residence ut Kansas City,
hat h.d nscently spent a large pan
~ hts time in Pennsylvania. He had
been N for some time and underwent
two operations within short time
for q disease OF the stomach. His
death has been expected hourly since
the last operation and General Carr
has spent a large amount OF s<me at
his bedside Mr.. Julian s. Carr. Jr..
was a; the bedside II the time Of the
deafh.
Mr.. Patton Is survived by his wife
and ons child and one slster. who
resides IN Paris. but WHO was az his
bedside al the ome Of his death.
The body VIII BE- taken 70 the old
hrxne place At curwensvilie Cor inter-
n,cnt
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DISTRICTS FOR
MONETARY plan
ceaeral oslline isr DIvislsa De-
clded BY Csnnissisl

Washington. Dec. 2i.-The National
Monetary Commission has decided
the general outline OF the fifteen dis
tr5css into which the United Sats
would be divided under the AIdrch
plan Of financial reform. In the sec
tional arrangement Of districts Il rs
declared special consideration was
given to the interests OF the small
banks IN order to gratify fhe popular
demand against any possibility Of the
big influential banks getting control
Of the proposed National Reserve As
sciation. thirty OF whose forsy-nve
directors would be elected by the dis-
tricss. Under the division agreed
upon New England would consfztuts
one district. the Eastern statcs two
the south four. the middle west four
and the Pacific Coast state four. One.
ffh Of the banking power OF the ma
ton Is concentrated IN New York
ba II is pointed ont. all the eastern
state viii form only two districts
This 10 regarded en- advantageous q
the smaller banks and out of propor
ton 10 the invested capital Of tn
c1s<.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22
PROSECUTOR IN
BAD WITH JUDGE
BAKER FInel Fiily DsIIsrs fsr
Csslenpl 4 Cssrt

indianapolis. Dec. sf.--Assert,ng
that Robert j. Foster. n detective en-.
gagged by the National Erecforx' As
snelation IN the dynamltlnx invest
CATION. WAS Interfering With him.
county prosecutor Prank p Baker
yesterday Afternoon forclbly took
roxter before Judge Joseph Marker.
OF the criminal court aad asked for
protection.
Jadss Marker. uho xu conduct.
ing : murder trial. reurfmsndes ths
prosecutor for spt~rruptlnx. bat Mr..
Baker perslx<~d. and .natchinr =
club from 1 policeman. rhr~atenc6
Foster.
Court oAI<~rs drew Baker Away
ana Judx~ Marker ordered him 10
appekr III cnurf ana show cause why
IL should not BE- held for contsmp,
The judxe TOOK 40 coxnlxsnce of the
CHARGE krainst Foster. Immediate
IL After the incident Mr.. Baker WAS
subpoena~d "a appear today bs-
fore The federal grand Jury 10 tcusf,
IN the xosxrna,.ut's inquiry into the
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-22
|R[O CROSS SHOW WINDOW
STRIKING DECORATIONS EMBLE.
HArIC or WORK or RED Cross
AsD OF CHRISTMAS.

A striking window decoration has
been placed IN TIE window Of The
aissldlng next 10 the gas oil.ce welicA
h being used an the headquarters Tor
the dIs,ributSn Of Red Cross seaiz
In Durham. A large red cross Is
shown with a maiden clothed in pur-
cst white ciInglng to the crosa for
sa1ration from the great whse plague.
The whole scene Is ariisticelly arrang-
ed win decorations appropriate %
Christmas and attracts the attention
of all passssby.
Tho Red Cross seals have been
placed on sale AZ all Of the drug stores
and other public places about the city,