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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-14

New York August domestic
wheat markets early in the week ex-
hibi,ed the same nervousness which
had governed in the weeks Immediate
ly preceding. Prices. however having
started with strong upward bound.
succeeded in remaining above the
closing level OF last week, in spite of
numerous setbacks In winter wheat
markets the net gain after half the
week had passed was small. whereas
the advances in sprin- wheat markets
ranged from cent TO IL cents, the
latter in Winnipeg. There were two
main factors instrumental in causing
the extreme nervousness. on the one
hand, crop reports from the North
ives, continued decidedly conflicting, at
one time being so dismal as TO start
strong buying movement and at
others being SO much moro optimistic
as 10 cause heavy liquidation. The
other cause for the irregularity was
the disposition of many trader TO get
''evened up" on the market. pending
the issuance of the government crop
report on Wednesday afternoon. The
general upward trend was due much
of the time 10 the fact that the
weather III the Northwest, including
the Canadian spring wheat belt, was
unfavorahle
That the outlook in Canada was
gloomy seemed much more apparent
when crop experts, who had previously
denied the existence of rust. admitted
the presence of the blight and as
serted that its spreading seemed like
ly. in view of the climatic conditions
From time to time. however. the
effect of these advices was nullihed
by more cheerful news. At the outset
demand was checked somewhat by
the fairly large worlds exports. which
exceeded those of the preceding week
and of the same week in 1910. and
caused moderate increase in the
quantity OF passage. Then, too, our
visible supply increased 1855, 600 bush
els as compared with 2.423,00o bushels
a year ago. whereas few had looked
for an increase of over 100000
bushels As result the worlds
available supply showed an increase
OF l,S26.000 bushels. against l,27S.OOo
bushels year ago
Gables We're generally encouraging
to holders; in fact. Liverpool was
surprisingly strong at times follow
ing our periods of depression. Dis
quieting news from Russi. was the
most important item in the foreign
situation The weather there has
continued unfavorable. The more re-
cent estimates from reliable sources
p!aoe the crop shortage AT % per cent
as compared with last year The gov
eminent there is reported to be adj
vising farmers to hold their wheat as
long as possible Hence, 1t seems UNI
likely that Russia will be a heavy
exporter in the near future.
Effect of the Crop Report
Following publication of the crop
report, the action of wheat markets
was distinctly disappointing to hold
ers for the rise. While the report was
universally conceded to be bullish,
prices showed only temporary strength
and later broke sharply, especially in
the Northwest There seemed to be
practically nothing in the news TO
warrant such q decline. and many ex-
pressed an opinion that the big bull
operators in the West had taken ad-
vantage OF the opportunity to throw
large quantities on The market. Brief
~ summed up, the report showed that
the spring wheat promise had been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-14
SEASON OF COTTON
SCARES NOW AT HAND

New Orleans, La. August 13-The
coming week in the cotton market
probably will see continuation OF
erratic fluctuations of the last few
days. chiefly because neither OF the
two big factions that have been try
ing TO manipulate the market into
their control have been able to make.
much Roadway.
Manipulation, therefore. and appar-
emily unreasonable fluctuations. are to
he expected.
In the opinion OF the cotton trad.
on this side Of the water-and the
opinion has been formed from private
cable messages sent over by prominent
LIVERPOOL houses-Monday Will be the
critical time in The English labor
troubles Traders on the week end.
however, were much encouraged over
tne agreements reached on the Lon
don docks and went home confident
that similar agreements would be
MADE at Liverpool AT the best. how
ever the situation is that August IS
the critical period Of the growing sea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-14
PERMISSION IS GIVEN
TO MEET COMPETITION

Washington. D. c., August 13.-Per-
mission was given to the Atlantic
Coast Line. the Norfolk and Western
and the Winston Salem Southbound
Railways by the Interstate Commerce
Commission to meet, the competi
ton of the Southern Railway in
freight rates from and to points on
the Winston Salem road. The commits
sion granted the application of the
lines named to exact lower charge for
longer than for a shorter haul in
the same decision It affects the rates
from points in Eastern North Carolina
TO all other States and Territories and
the Dominion of Canada.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-14
Prerures Tor r,ong FIIrht.

st. Louis. August 13.-Harry n. At.
wood, the aviator, arrived here yester-
day to prepare his aeroplane for his
flight to the Atlantic Ocean He will
rise from the ground Monday forenoon
In Forest Park according to his pres
cnt plans, circle the city. during which
he Will ny over the business section
and return to the starting place. Then.
II conditions are favorable, he will
depart on the long distanc e flight. At
WOOD announced that the route OF the
managers were in communication with
indianapolis and Cincinnati to day. and
he may go BY that route.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-14

imperative in approaching ehe corpora
ftoi' problem IL the commerce OF the
urlted states was to be kept Mt the
position 1t had reached.
Good cTct was produced by tho
Copper Producers report aud the
Crjted States Steel report OF unhned
ofoers as OF August 1. Copper stocks
are brought down to a lower figure
since last December. and tho steel un-
filed order tonnage has risen higher
than since August of last year These
promising industrial conditions keep up
nope OF forces of recuperation tn be
met in the financial markets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-14
Ts TIMES DIsPATcH RICHMOND MONDAY AUGUST A. 1911

Court antitrust decisions. which has
not been admitted before and which
mas been. in fact. sedulously disspm-
pied. The conviction has gained force
that great industrial assrcgations
must be extensively readjusted. and
there is dread of the confusion which
would result. If IN nothing else. in
the computation OF values If sogregat-
ed factions OF existing CORPORATIONS.
ibis feeling was not allaved by the
pcoiic assertion OF the Secret.rv of
Sommrce and Labor that soma meas
ures of protection of the go>d as we'll
as OF the prosecution of the hnd wnrc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-14
1t Was "Chnr,eston. w Vs.,

Washington. August 1s.-Citizens Of
Charleston. s. c.. We're startled by
the announcement that the Federal
building there was to he sold to the
city. and that bill authorizing the
sale had been passed by the House
yesterday. II turned out that some
one had confused Charleston, S G.,
with Charleston. w Va 1t is the
Federal building in the West virginia
city that Is to be sold.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-14
New Shooting Record.

Newport r. l.. August ia new
record for submerged shooting was
established by the submarine Octopus
in her elementary practice cruise,
which has just been completed. Fir
ing twenty feet under water at a tar
get 1000 yards away, the Octopus
made rs per cent. OF hits.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05
The President S Message


years presidents through in less,
= Mckinley
ped treas literary essays
his official beginning
ever w
expected
congressional probably
with The printed
today
story Of Of
gentleman
cndensn
his remarkably successful politician thing
space rate
congress antitrust act
supplement especially providing voluntary federal
incorporation doing establishing
defining
message particular by lawyers
laVng discussion ought to
the gst of The
the the tobacco effec
meaning ea
hshed pdt corporations proceeded against
Of
itself into constituent which, according
competitors drop behind in the indus
trial acquiring nOnOpo-
troll inside years
The regarded as
condition only
Ted with unduy prevent
competition Combinations considerations
whose effect reduce efficiency
interference with competitors, regarded
The today entirely regulation Of corporations
important to be
taken congress
woodrow Wilson Democrats yet nobody can
give why.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05

ideas about rearing children ana Ia
JARED ms that way, and they were an
AFRAID OF him. and they and their moth
en- always deceived him and 1ie5 To min,
whenever they could
Inc man who owned the woman hated
tne theater, and he didn't like books
anu ne never thought Of pictures. and
ne hated strangers around fhe bo77ss
they disturbed" him; and he was az
ways TOO tired or too worried ar Ton
something to laugh. He lust made
money ana made money and made NOM
eyr IKE some Queer machine thai some
one mad started sometime and that No
one could stop, till one day something
- SOP Ine machine and the man died
gnu Letl tne woman he had owned when
ne was alive $4,000. 600 and her tree
was dead.
The sl0009O00 WidO-vs brand new
= I Iu cou4an earn $1,000 dollars in
d lump 20 save his long haired life buf
Oh how gloriously he can s1en5 =
million 0--
hen / saw the S10.00O.O00 widow
tlls otner DAY she was Just starting On
ler brand new honevmOO- --5+L -
brand new husband. ais bair -ss
longer than ever-the man who r1sa5
20 own the woman hated Iona bef-
worse than he hated bad securitiss-
ana the brand new husband v-as es.--
rying the brand new brides b,Iee
ouhcn OF yloletS in one hand and tfDDi1o
s--e Sidullelr with the other, and the
~ - new pride looked like a happy
senooI slrl running away from
cross teacher to have good time
/ hope she has it, she's earned it,
nope the brand new husband viii helm
MS brand new wife pick out her brand
new clothes, and so autoing with har.
ang tAeaJering with her, and hope
he'll buy a new guitar every dav sn5
nave every one Of his mandOlins inIaid
with pearl And I believe his brand
new wife wiz be happier with him in
aH
she lived WITH the man who used to own
her.
Ten million douarsl That's sood
price Tor a. dead man to pay for a
brand new. husband for his widow.
isn't it? hope he'll be worth the
money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05
THE SANITARY DAIRYMAN.
very early in tie morning

Very early in the morning
futile sought the spotted COW
And with gloves his hands adjoining
Took the night cap from her brow.
Reused. her from her wen-bred slum-
Bathed her features with sponge.
To the bathtub made her lumber
For her early morning plunge
Aanicured each horn and ho0fIet
sprayed her breast with listerine.
Scrubbed her stan from floor to rooflet
tn each inch OF it was clean.
In ,9s' while her attention centered
On her predigested bran
ReverenuT Tuttle entered
With silver plated can,
Into which. BY gauze protected
From bacilli and their ilk.
Tuttle skilfully projected
Little streams Of purest milk.
With a microscope he viewed il
Slew microbe here and there
strained IT. weighed it. cooled it
Pasteurized it. too, with care.
Ihen In bottles small he hauled it
To the city. and. in short
Every where that futile sold II
Cost them SO cents per Quart
-Hed Lodge (A1ont) Picket.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05
IA Years Ago To-
From The Herald OF H.,
THIS Date 1897 aoy

homa.
John 4. Thatcher of Pueblo. Colo. is
DR.. Braden is up from the mines for
a few days in town.
Editor Howard of the San Marcial
Bee was in town for a few hours to-
Mrs w. T. Harris, of Ysleta. who
has been III lately, is wei on the way
TO recovery.
Rev. and Mrs. Oxley left yesterday
for Bryan, Tex, to attend the confer
ence to be held there
The W. G. T. q. viii hold a business
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
First Methodist church.
Miss A. Meinhart OF Burlington Wis
spent few hours here Sunday visit
ing with the Dunn family.
Charles F. Van Barneveld and Miss
Mary {. Howard weer married this
afternoon by Judge Harper.
Captain A. B. Smith OF the navy and
superintendent Sperry Of the Postal
Telegraph company are at the Pier
son.
L. T. Noyes, grand commander of the
Knights Templar Of Texas, arrived
here. during the forenoon to meet his
family.
Twenty-eight cars Of cattle were
brought across the river today. con-
itos Cattle company
Captain BOones horse was found out
near the Hueco tanks with both the
bride and saddle missing; the horse
was stolen during the night
Miss Mason Of Tennessee, sister OF
Mrs. W H. Austin and Mrs. j. II. Pol
lard arrived in Ell Paso yesterday
evening, and win remain here for the
winter.
A. N. Montague Of wills Point. Tex.
arrived this morning to take the posi-
ton Of T. p station agent An the
place of Z. S. stephens resigned. Mr.
Montague has been in the employ of
the T. P for nearly dozen years
Press dispatches state that Hon. w
J. Bryan viii arrive In FL Paso next
Friday, accompanied by his wife and
eX-consul general to Mexico T. 7. Crit
tender. From here Mr.. Bryan win go
into Mexico to view the political con-
dition of the country and to study
the silver question
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05
A 100000 Widow
By wINIFRED BLACK.

ER rich husband died and left her
s1O.000,00O, a yacht country
place, a town house. three auto
mobiles, all sorts Of diamonds, and
pearls, and things, and her freedom.
She Wore mourning for six months
very decorously, and the other dag she
married long haired man who sings
sentimental ballads when he can get
any one TO pay him to do It,
He hasn't a very good voice. and he
doesn't sing very good songs, but oh!
mis- smile, and, oh! the salad he can
mix and the Welsh rabbit he can
stir up, Just as easy, on anybOdy's old
chatting dish, and the cocktails he can
make, if some one viii only buy the
materials for him. You would never
believe there could be such cocktails
unless you tasted them yourself.
Poor gooseE the world is saving
about the rich widow who is going on
her honeymoon with the long haired
man and his chatting dish, a solid sill
Yer one this time, and his guitar and
his mandolin and his stories and his
special ingredients for making those
special cocktails.
Poor gooseg' Not at all, I say. She
had chance to get what she wanted
for once in her life, and she bought it,
why notg You see, / knew the man
with the S10.000,000, and I knew the Wo-
man he left the money tO-before she
was widow.
Poor thingi / never saw her then
without wondering why she didn't run
away and earn her own living some
where scrubbing floors or washing
windows 1t would have been so much
easier than the way she did earn It,
She belonged to the man with $40
900 000-belonged to him body and
soul and heart and brain and breath
and reathing-and he never let her
forget il for one little minute. She
was afraid to do this and scared to say
that, and didn't dare think thus and so.
she couldn't choose her own friends,
she couldn't read her own books, she
couldn't lift her feeble little pipe and
sing; the man she belonged to didn't
like TO hear women sing. and she didn't
even have the comfort of her own chill
dren.
The man she belonged to had his own
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05
One-Sentence Philosophy
A CAME OF BLUFF,

UAluAI OE BLUFF.
Really" said the lady with the bee
hive hat Il insist"
NO, dear" protested her companfon.
whose hat was nearly as great in diam
eter as turntable at a roundhouse
you mustn't. Please let me- I have
the change right here. Let me see. ]
wonder
But you paid for me last time. I
have the money all ready Conductor,
can you change q SO bill2"
Now, / shall not permit you to have
that broken I have some change all
ready if I can only find it. Dear me.
wonder what ID
It's all right; I want to get this bill
changed, anyway. 1 wonder where I
put"
NO. no, really you mustn't. I
thought / had the change all ready. 1
must have lost a nickel Of it somehow.
But I have a S. bin that
Did you say you had nickel?"
Yes
Wei, I have one, too, so PH pay for
90, you shan't do so. I shall in
Then each handed out her nickel, ac-
cording to the Chicago Record Herald,
saying to herself:
The idea OF her pretending to have
a bill She never had more than 20
cents at one time IN her lifeP
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05
TO
THE HERALD

(Al communications muss bear the
signature OF the writer bur the mans
VIII not be published where such q re-
guest is made)-
TRUTH MAKES FOR BETTER8IENr
Maria, Tex, Dec.
Editor FL PasO Herald
read your editorial on the Mona
mara case entitled .'UTnwise Leaders
OF Better Men ] regard this editor
1al as one Of the best 7 ever read
timely forceful 10 the point The en-
deaVor is worth your time=tne effort
a great success and a potent factor
Tor good here and everywhere. The
premium on the effort has been paid
an appreclatlng public. I am glad
or the privilege Of reading your COM
menrary-I cOngra tulate you
A III. Peters, H. d.
AlamOgordo. n. NJ. Dec. 4
Editor Il Pas0 Herald
have Just read your mastery edit
orial on -Unvise LEADERS, OF. Better
Men in Saturdays iss.e The priu-
ciples OF union labor are granite mon
uments of truth, but the folly Of in
toXlcated power OF organized monopo-
hsuc rooushness as told in the Grim
inal story of the Mcnamara confess
sion should be warning TO all civili-
zatlon TO steer clear of socfalistic-
anarchistic movements.
George A. Byus
Editor and Owner. The Advertiser.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05
Promoting Competition

HE STANDARD OIL dssOving by erecting partitions between
the different departments BY CHANGING
its officers Some the down
the street The dissolution fake about If
There not be much competition parts but
really VIII right leg walked east
OF San Antonio street while his left
split up strict compliance with
law viii no doubt by selling lower grade
gasoline for automobiles which mpOssb second BY
raising the price Of all petroleum On
great round world and living in a wonderful age
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05
u 'q Wallis Denatured Poem

SEE ohead; ike birds they gale they
the ema
when die
more to worker makes the planet
UTHITARIANISM smieIu i'm Iseeth
1.-THE in struggles frcea an
and
tOdding to a
The away
hundred hay! shall
The picks deserving apause!1
Copyright 1911 by George Matthews Adams C0aa&71a~o4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05
Green Turtles As Witnesses

WX HAT, THEM ture7 a AM
Wv reptile, also an
anral7 These questions knotty as
just burdening the
philosophical involved Of
ordinances intended ~ dependent
final decision this New York
miscellaneous including live turtles pre-
caution against the turtles
and through them; also the live
all the New which, stretching the
o point o. nnu.
Arriving New York prevention Of people
the skipper and hauled before magistrate promptly the
had
animal csed BY
naturais reptile The presented authorities to
Wherupcn the
vsaIy prepared for eating boiling wa forced the
charge cruelty to Holsters
being witnesses They are
probably of other animals on the
coutsndng
Question man say that
intelligence ibty right having their
feelings nddered? Birds in they suffer
sharply Fishes Many suffer
and Wie and die gwths air visible
to the unaided eye o possess nerves.
What would yOu think about it. if
Pe Denng other are taking
the lead IN promoting irrigation busy prosperous little
cities are not satisfied with feOpmeut they carrying an active
campaign to help the whole
the pumping
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05
GLoRE sTGHTs.
6Atchlson Globe.)

lAtchIsOn GIObe-l
There is vast difference between
dignity and the swell head.
Letters of recommendation are so
easy TO get that nearly every burglar
captured has one on his person.
Il have nceiced," SAID a man recently
speaking Of a new rule, that there is
usually a way 20 get around it,"
When a man has a good idea" he
likes to tell his friends about it. And
usually a good idea is a fool idea.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05
The Daily Horoscope syr.k H.'risl
December 5

Gemin is the days ruling sign and the influences are
toward sudden and violent likes dsliles unreasonng
partsanship and ineUplicable attachments Powerful
peiudioes will be apt prevail the dictates of
and common sense Perfectly good and highly moral people
viii be found eonsortng on terms of intimacy with the
shadest of characters and the sons OF wealthy families
may eope with the hired help not closely watched Still
is idle to attempt to check regulate these seemingly
absurd alliances ito do only makes them stronger And
after ALL they result in great HARM There is just
much believe that the association of good with
bad characters viii upt the latter there to believe
that the bad viii corrupt the good And for the eope
mems helm discourage them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05
QUAkER 1IEDITATIONs.
(PhiladelDhia Record.)

~ ----1-- "a A'A--e- ANIf-o- W
It's the black sheep who generally
paint things red.
The secret. of success is to let the
other fellow take the chances.
The one occasio- when a woman is
always on time is at a bargain sale.
1t is much better 20 be good for a
reward than good for nothing.
"AIl going out and nothing coming
in IS the complaint Of the bald-head-
ed man.
1t may sound like exaggeration, but
a man really has almost as many but
tons on a whole suit Of clothes as
woman has on the back Of her dress.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05

Conductor 5. L. Meyer, Of the G. II. &
;. A. has moved with his family to 81
Paso and he viii act as extra passen-
ger agent out Of this station In ffe IN
ture.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05

to be sent to a boarding school at
was indeed sent away the very
next day. This was the end of nv
first love affair. for have never seen
Frumetel since.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05
The "Gink" Says:

solve the servant problem and good cooks and
should be willing to keep them any terms those
members Of the family. And the infusion vigorous b
decadent families OF great wealth.
copyright, 1911, The Adams Newspaper ssrvicel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05

e Pash says tn center o population
is in tn hair brush at tn New Palace
hut-tel. Curt Hodges, our tOnsonaI
artist, reports a big SatuTday-one hair
cut, two shaves an hedge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05

THIRTY-FIRsT YEAR OF PUBLICATION
sed re and ri
leo west c.
3 J. A. J. Davis H TT Nc
2. R. g.
L.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05

iats and SquaTe-Cut Frock Goa
Death of King Edward.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-05

woodrow Wilson losing yet nobody
give reason why
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-02-04
Francesca Giuseppe
cura il suo medico


Frarcecs1 Giuseppe Ia una spectacle
simpatia per Il proprio medieo, il dott
Kerzl, vecchio quasi quanto lui, e che
e. come Ia sua ombra, perche' non 10
Iascia mai da forse trent ami Vice.
We rea poi 4 lmperatore 81 arrabbia
quando il suo medico gil raccomanda
de- sriguardi Uitimamente, durante
la reoente indisposizione di francesca
Giuseppe, mn forte raffredore 20 av-
vsLsE<b fra j due il ssguenta dialogo
D9nqus, mio caro- Kerzi, oredete
proprio ch' 10 sia malato2
Vost1a Iaesta ha az fcrte raf-
fredaore g Ia Iaringe arrDssata.
ANon q una malattia
Ma potrebbe dlventaTlo. Senza i
rig ardi del case Iii raffreddore po-
5bbe degenerare in bronchite... E al
Ieta' di Y. NJ una bronchite e. sem-
pre- pericolosa
Limperatore fece un gesto di dispet
to.
- 10 CI6uD3 CdIO hoAAA hASSC SOA1 w.
ce irritaBa, che vol esaReriate per
chluuermi In casa rimaneIe tranquil
amente a casa anche vol, vist9 che
piove IA frsddo.
--lnfatti, Maesta' rispose il medico
inchiDandosi, sono Embellishments
raffreddato anch'io G potrebbe darsl
che la bronchite colpisse me invece di
V. NJ, cio' che 10 auguro di tutto cuo
re-.
-Aspettate un momento, diss9 Finn
peratore sedendo ALA propria scriva-
MIA E scrisse una ricetta in piena re-
COLA, che censegno'. al dott. Kerzl,
accomandandogli di mettersi a letto
sudare.
Ecco una ricstta che costituira' un
giorno IN curioso documento storico,
tanto piu' che e firmata,