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and advice OF o whom depend ml9
I CONSISTENTLY
OR WOMAN THIS ALIGNMENT IS LlTED THE RIGHT IS
Buy IS TO-DAY WITH
VANCED TO SIS AND
F. +. PRENTICE President
OCCIDENTAL IMVES TR0EMT & DEWGL OPMEMT COMPANY
2lo The Waldorf Fiscal Agents ash.
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shyloek. as a hardened. spitefnl
and venreful lew was the eharac.
terlsation given by Il. II. Soshern
In the presentation OF "The Mcr.
chant Of Venice" last flight There
was no attempt apparently 20 soft.
en- the character. as actors seen
here before have portrayed him.
Sothern interpreted Shyloek as a
cuuning. merccnary money lender,
who had no justification Tor the
unusual contfac, entered into for a
pound Of flesh,
Miss Marlowe showed further cv.
idenee Of versatility In the eharac-
ter OF Portia.
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HoMgsTEAps.

S>~~r>N~~~c>e~r~e<s
~>e >e>~~~>s~~~~s~sSae.
We can locate you % an exceptionally
5000 homestead Or desert claim In ons
~ The best fruit sections u Ennfsfn
washington. call 10 see orchard views
ana ret particulars
.TifE PEnKfNB LAND COMPANY.
iii THIRD Az MAIN 500
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fffr h'7''sssf;T1nfSfI' UNDERTAKING. "a
Corner eth and tnlent Main ifaT, lad
tfks FREMONT OFFICE sfif we.
meqt es Phones, North 40. ufeen a.
huffENwoNiH \ sONl fretesslnnal
lst. or. Meole theatre Roth phones ets
Nennef- WAisan co. FUNERAL ni eetors
Third av ard Uniygr.ity 10th phones q
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Fer the spnsenisace % our readers. re
have established aExncies al tho follow
Tag drug stores
,. H. MaIssn. Bta3 Ballard Az. Phone
Ballard S4s
Crouo ftsfutarys corner 18th AZ. and
y Pine Easg t4st lad Cedar f.e4.
nsuntsfn View Drag ssere. eoFusr ferd
en4 auora $crth f1s. cFrsn 81.
fr~utont prux Co. Fremont AZ. aud
eosth Park Pharmacy. sz2t Dallas av
0<fnsF f45
Cherry strict Pharmacy. corner ftrd
~ snd s. Cherry a. Fhunas East ia.
Cedar tsf
Ajsnss nrux Store. ssth and Cre@n.
wood FhQrs Nnrfh a.
Ads taken gp 20 II a IA
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WANTEn-MlscEllANEous

s~>~-~f~~~~~~><~f>r~-~
Wanted g. hrnf N yea have am cot.
taksH Or houses na's 81 hesels 10 lease,
iiet them Al this office. theta are con.
slant calls faT same Neovga 4. CulfuAn q.
s3e n Z Sleek seattle Wash
Wahtef--IanitUf services n exchausp
sor use Of Apartment itet Sesth nfuad
way
! stvs aeEs bsEh At So ceafs escn o.
b. the week Address SIZE stad y w.
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A REAL SNAP.
acres FOR 1850. close to a beautiful
lake. I6 miles from seattle a. u. Mul
vey Main 5ito. lad, sOe3.
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Il see your new suit Is sky blue.
WHY did YOU select such color
Il got Il to snatch my husbands
occupation. He's an aviator. -
Philadelphia Bulletin.
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LOST ARD EoIlnn

r'--,S~~>~@~scs~v>Nr~e-~~ c4~.~~~~><~~~<O~~~
w rsNafd f9r return Of my Irish ter
cevsry. Capt Ftan Orifffths. gz1f rain
Ter Nv
Two young boys IN ffay suit and cap
WI and IN their hurry left part Of their
rs.ch with a isHeier In Ballard and took
n,, E@teh,L Return. same ana no
Lsdy.s wateh ID Atlantic city. In
nisls . u Or al faoe 81 watch Reward
~ zaasse "a. aiuuuYe1k II
i..o,t-fsel1 Aittfin MON watch fob.
.ni,iaiE. -A.--ll-~..sQ small diamond
'''''nx Fhsnel F2isfa Ipqs a. Reward
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Classified want ada etc. ono cent PEE
v~t, r1iafnaam charge fer any .d. 10
cents fst<1issna al la and We viii sad
ee,i~csar Cor pssrnsaf. Msia ssss lad
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to
OF income together with conyerabiIty at will
But to
a
EVEN VASTLY MORE THAN 10 TO II CENT.
all which,
with foresight CAPITAL WILL QUICKLY YIELD THROUGH
ENHANCEMENT. INCREASE OF CENT
Accordingly. We Unprecedented
Through o n
o
followed dividends unequad OF kpg
Restoration of Life to Dead
in its
0
n
N
NESTGATlON AS TO THEIR
DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR.
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PERSONAL.
THE oxYGENATOR

cures and cures nothlnR shall sver stop
W pneumonia Ia two hours. all kinds
~ .fefefs blood poison. no matter how
bad. liver. k3dn~y Appendicitis aud
rhsarnat4sGn Inusf Fcs infanftie paraly-
80 speedfiy fssn0rsf; asthma. eafarrh.
efon4eA tfouble vanish ss snow before
tns noon daF san, cessna and all blood
efssss>s. ;npx and threat troubles
son6 Tor eur T2-paze books % Oxy-
patty aad bone Endorsement 500
cured N Wasb4ngton since February !.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
soN~~~-~~~S~-~~~~~~~~-
Ans~srs 10 following
Ger. lie. M. li3. f3s fss. tse.
~, ~. -. tfs. f7s. isl. iss.
y ss =
f-iis
f--fs7f.
$40 'KifofDERs MEETING
Notes = hsreby given the r~susr
Qnnoai fns<tinE % the stockholders Of
~ Later Tesnpis association xHi 30 held
y hall No. 10. Labor Tempe. Seattle. AZ
- IA On Monday. Jane ~. 1911.
4. Eass. seeretsry anS msnsxer
iudussriaf school. Rainier valley.
Wsssm4tixed courses. sewing dfsssnax.
tox and millinery othsr branches will 30
taught II demanded Terms reason
Ole. payable IN advance. Beacon 1851
Boys esninx ponies can participate N
Tie Colder Fotlasch IN a pleasant say
= p1nY cavalry company " wanted. Ad-
Esss Drawer t82s. ~ call at room f9T.
Henry bl.E 70 y N.
FREE ROCK
D<nnf Hill viii help read. Apply 70
0yart rrnith 4 60. SfifiweEi Second
pad aesI Main 111e.
8svsy Fi8fisfs 1914 Second avs ssfur-
Rsrsy plants Use. ffnest carnations See
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STAR WANT Abs BRING RESULTS
S400 PER ACRE
OLE HANSON & CO.
HIIW IW'T NV TWIN HfN'N7
GOOD FARM FOR SALE

40 acres - miiaa from pouiaho; linz
county road telephone aud mail route.
Price ~ sec. = cash. This IL a good
buy Young q BrobcrE Phone s1iai-
lard Sla
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HE WANrEp-FrMAlE.

Wanted The puhne TO know nay new
location Tho best economy Il 90 pur
chase Yuur nidaummer afasfa ~ mil.
hnsrs here. Mrs Rose Geek. aioi ttth
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FARMS AND AcRnAoE-tcon,d.,


: acres on tidss between Seattle and
Tacoma short line. close 60 Sound
nearly all cleared. ~ acrea IN clover
good I-r0om house. good OutbuiidinGa
Would make an IDEAL chicken ranch
ON main read 10 Kent
70 acres. hail say bstseen Seattle and
Tacoma. close 10 county speedway I,
20 Kent
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CEREMONIES
PEliFoRMED.

FLItfOHMEU.
PhONEA MAIN 1851; IND g.
Don't Be lonely Join our rnaffirnon.s
curesu ltzt Herenth az. room Worn-
y -l-@ tnls f1erih. Fhone = ttsI
~for fins stamp photos. visit the
Yionser 8tuale,. s2B Flrs; Az
INTHODtCTIOI FOcTETY.
VIZ Th-r1 AZ No Al Hvllse hnteL
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OPTICIANS
~~~N~~N~@0<
EN- E;S
PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON

L. y. MILLINSTN. VI. d. most modern
scientific specials, IN the Northwest
women and men. The latest French
and German METHODS Working people.
easy terms. Quito. city patients cared
medicines for blood and skin dIsea sea
citice practice only, Consultation free
suite 2sS Liberty Bldg. opposite r. o.
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STAR WANT Ans sa,Sa RESULTS
HgLp wANrEo-mAls.


Wanted Men and women = Learn the
barber trade taisest and mast coln.
rlpte schani IN the West Aasee paid
white learning An untlmited course free
cVne and zoe W Or write fef par
tiruiara
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
IS Washington cr TAO Third Az
Fhsra Mntu sfat
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THE WASHINGTON oxYGE-
NraTnV IN


lt.tS Pf BldE. Seattle wash.
kCPTCKE CTfEb = DO not year
trasss permanent absolute. without over
etion or detention from business or
lsrori over one hundred cases cured past
Iao years. from ass I year 70 age 10.
tns Harvard system. 1os shafsr Bldg
81 Second az. seattle
STYLISH MAkE-OvER SHOP.
Rata trimmed. dyed. cleaned and re-
blocked. FIrmss eurisd aud cleaned
Aiferssion Dept Now and old gar
nsnts al Arcad.
LADIES REMODELfNG PARLORs
Hs~ garments made and old remodsisd.
LATEST styles Prices reasonable 3is
Arcade Bldg ffss l. zsf7
Arcads Bag Ind T. 1s17.
MIS- Won Fietert; graduate miaeifs.
nyins confinaments female disorders ngc-
,slAty treated physician II required.
xssF valley. corner ERHtiake. av. Take
Ets.l.ke car 70 valley st From ! 70 ..
=, DsssetIss work. strictly Confidential
r.WAhTED--E Everyone suffsrfng from
oL0oD or 6k8s disorders Of any Kind
70 call Tor free trial bottle DR. Rfckord'r
E-kgss remedy. SO Pacific Bldg
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-07
Twin Falls Coming

When the matter of running an
excursion from the South Side was
taken up with the Twin Falls Com
mercial Club, it responded with its
customary vigor. Mr.. Spangler,
the secretary. Immediately wrote
General Passenger Agent Burley of
the o. S. l.. for a special train,
and Mr.. Burley wired back that the
train would be on hand to bring
the entire South side over on the
9TH Of October. The visit of the
South Side delegation will mean
much toward the success of the fair
and no doubt will do much toward
cementing lasting friendship be-
tween the towns of Southern Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-07
Dairy Cows

The movement to put dairy COWS
on the North Side tract, and 10 sell
them on such terms that all will be
able to purchase them. has at last
come to a head. 4 purchasing
agent will be sent east during the
month Of September by the Water
Co, and bring hack a car load or
more, according to the demand
Persons desiring cows should make
application for them and state the
grade they want, and what they
are able to pay.
No movement can lie Of greater
benefit to this section than the
bringing in of good dairy cows. Our
farmers should have stock enough
to eat every ton of hay raised on
the tract. If the beginning is made
now there is no reason why new
stock cannot be brought in "a fast
as the acreage is increased.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-07
Dairy Cow Contest

This test which l. 10 lie in charge
Of the Agricultural College prom
i-e~ Ia he one Of the most interest
ing things n the Fair Dean
Carlyle ha> offered a silver cup IL
the owner If the COW that makes
the best record in the state. Be
sides this the Board Of Directors
If the Fair has Offered a premium
81 $500 for the first and sl5.O0
for second best record made II the
County Fair. Besides these in
duccmentS there viii he several
special premiums put up by the
different towns Of the county To en-
courage entries from their rcSpoc-
tive sections. Every person in the
county who thinks he has 4 good
dairy COW, should enter it at th,.
Fair and get il tested by the gov
eminent expert and then he viii
know just what it Is worth, and he
will he well repaid for the trouble,
even if he does not win a prize
The railroads will give reduced
rates on freight shipments.
This i bound To be a great dairy
country and now is the time to en-
courage the movement by bringing
your cows and put them on exhibit
ton.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-07

THE LINCOLN COUNTY TINES
The Farmers Paper Of the North Side Tract
Subscriptions and orders for Job Work and Advertising may be left
at lie Real Estate Office Of Shepard Barrett.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-07
BRE\ ET1ES

DR.. H. F. lamb. Physician and
Surgeon. Offices in the Isl Natl .
Rank building.
Mrs. Morris Akin. visited at
jerome last week.
MIR. and Mn G. n. MacQuivey,
spent Labor Day Al Twin Falls.
Miss Marion Cooledge entertain
al some Of the little folks Tuesday.
The Baptist ladies met with Mas.
BisSel Tuesday afternoon. Water
melons We're served rs refreshments.
Dr.. J. R. Silvtrthorn, Physician
and Surgeon.
The Golden Chain Circle Of the
Eastern Star met FOR the first time
after the summers vacation.
NrS. 4. T. Eakin and son Barton
have gone To Pratt, Kansas, to
visit friends and relatives.
Rev. T. Packard has purchased
the TueScher property ON east ave
nue. \.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Shepard
were Hagerman visitors Thursday
and Friday of last week.
If you are in the market for land
see Shepard IL Barrett, Wendell
Idaho.
Miss Marguerite Leland, spent
Sunday and Monday at the Wame-
60 Ranch.
Mrs. Robert Mar>ch has gorN To
Chicago to have her baby treated by
specialists and will visit with Mr..
Marsch's relatives while there.
Mrs. R. NJ. Roberts and Morrill,
Roberts We're Hagerman visitors
Tuesday and brought back a load
Of peaches.
Miss Ruth Clark, neice of Mrs.
R--M. Roberts, Is at the Robert,
home and will remain with them
for a year.
Mr.. J. Stuart Clark has very en-
couraging news from his banking
connections in the east regarding
tn, electric line prospects.
Mr.. Frank 5. Reid will go to
Chicago about the second week in
October and will be there for the
Land Show.
Mrs. Tiss was taken to the Hos
pital at Salt Lake Tuesday, where
she will be treated. She has been
sick for some time.
he ClVlc Improvement Club met
with Mrs. l.. Miller Wednesday and
awarded the prizes to the school
children for the best kept lawns.
The Pioneer Ladies had splen-
did outing at Erhlaubs week ago
Wednesday. About thirty ladies
spent the Cay at the river. A chick
en- dinner was enjoyed.
Maj. Fred R. Reed has been ap-
pointed to the position of general
sales agent of the Sacramento pro-
jet and will sell California lands in
connection with tho Idobo ,,~c,;oo.e,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-07

The farmers of the DIETRICH
tract are invited to bring the best
samples of grain and grasses they
have, for exhibition at the Lincoln
County Fair, after which they will
be sent to different places in the
east for exhibition. Every section
of Southern Idaho is to be repre-
scented and it is up to the farmers
here to see that the tract is well
represented.
The samples can be left at the
Office of E. E. Jamison who will
get them ready for the different
fairs. This is one of the best ways
to boom the country and there will
be no expense attached to it in
any way. All that is asked of the
farmers is to select some of the very
best of each kind of grain and leave
it in DIETRICH and it will be seen to.
The DIETRICH tract has some of the
very best grain that can be grown
any where in this irrigated country
and way has been provided to let
the people know what we can
grow. So take advantage of the
opportunity. THE DIETRICH Pro-
moter.
The business men of Gooding,
heard the Lincoln County Fair
proposition and digested its i'm
portance in about three seconds.
They subscribed 1881 90 in special
premiums to be awarded exclu-
sively to farmers living tributary to
that town, who win at the Lincoln
County Fair, Oct. 3, 4, 5.
1t is an honor and a distinction
to win at county or state fair. 1t
shows several things, among them
being quality of produce and back
OF that, a good farmer and an en-
ergetic man.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-07
POTATO POINTERS

One of our exchanges says farm
er dug up a potato last week that
weighed p pounds with the skin on
Will some mathmetician figure
out what the skin would weigh on
a potato of this size.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-07

A special price will be made TO persons wishing to
spend their vacation here. Cottage tents with accom-
modahons Tor two people may be rented for IS per
week and board at the hotel may be had for s. jav
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-07

Mr.. Funk arrived on Friday
from Iowa to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Burkhalter. Mrs. Funk who
has been here for some weeks,
visited friends in Jerome last week
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-07
I AK E A W CATION !!

spend your vacation in the shadow OF natures great
est scenic wonder. There fish to catch caves and
canyons to explore, the nights are cool and pleasant
your appetite will be tremendous and You will find
plenty OF good substantial food at the Hotel.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-07

Potatoes are selling for eight
cents pound in the potato country
OF Colorado and they can hardly be
bought for that" writes R. E.
Downey of Sloss, Colorado. The
usual price for potatoes there is sc
cents per hundred. -Irrigationist
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-07

McGrew and Simpson dug their
Early Eureka potatoes early in the
week and shipped car to Kansas
City. The spuds were as fine lot
as new ground ever produced, and
will go long way toward attracting
attention to this segregation as a
potato country. The yield ran a
little better than three tons to the
acre and will give the growers a
good profit Bliss Gazette.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-07

Quite number of outside bust
ness firms have recognized the i'm
portance Of a first class Fair for Lin
coin County and have donated lib
orally to help the thing along. a
list of some of these is given below:
Plua alas \t,rServ son in traas
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-07
GEO. G. BARRETT, Editor.
Special Premiums for the Fair

The towns of Lincoln county
have shown a spirit Of generosity
and enterprise that i not often
equaled in the matter of their
hearty support of the Fair and
agricultural exhibition. They are
to he commended for their fore
sight as well as for their generosity.
Nothing will do more for the up
building of Lincoln county than
the assembling Of a fine exhibit
of the products, 80 that our own
people as well aS our visitors. may
get some idea Of the productive
ness Of our soil and climate. The
gathering together Of our citizens
from the different communities Of
the county will mean much toward
a solution of the troubles caused by
petty jealouSys and misunderstood
ings that have heretofore retarded
the progress Of the county TO great
extent. The list OF the towns OF
the county that have come forward
with special premiums i n follows:
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-07

]. P. Perrin has contracted for
the sale Of his potatoes to Mr..
Cook of Lincoln Nebraska at price
of s1.0O per hundred pounds in the
field.
The price is good one, one of
the best that has ever been paid in
this section but owing to the scarcity
Of potatoes this year that product
will sell very high. The potatoes
will not be sorted but the purchaser
will take everything as it comes
from the field.
AT the price paid for the potatoes
Mr.. Perrin thinks that he will be
able to clear about 5000 per acre on
the raw sage brush land that was
never cultivated before until this sea-
son.-Gooding Leader.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-09-07

yet to be heard from.
The county officials have put up
$50 for the purpose of buying gold
medals to be used as sweepstakes in
the different departments. The fol-
lowing are the amounts given by
each:
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-11
! H..
SO SUDDEN.

That's nice looking chap at the
n :: table, said young man who was
TT, :;iing his best girl to lunch in a
res laurant rs he a friend of yours?'
Yes. indeed" laughed the pretty
girl
well" said the young man. III ask
him to join u.s."
oh" replied the girl. this is so
sudden! Don't you know that's our
young Minister
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-11
Oh. YES, FREQUENTLY.

= UT, rEoI VOIN ~ "
"The course Of true love doesn't al
ways run smooth sighed the young
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-11
TSSSSS
AN EASTER CAROL.

AN EASTER CAROL.
The Eastertide was drawing
nigh.
And good old Deacon Brown
Heaved forth full many a heavy
sigh
AS he walked through the
town.
IT have It," thought the gray
haired man.
my mind is rid that trouble.
TIL go and ask Miss Nancy Ann
To sing the Easter carol"
Nancy said she'd be delighted
To sing for, Mr.. Brown,
So he was much lighter hearted
AS he walked back through
town.
"The Lord is risen from the
grave"
So ran the Easter carol,
"And he has infinite power to
All sinners from great peril"
The deacon thought she looked
as fair
As many younger miss
When the sunbeams shone upon
her hair
And tried each lock to kiss
She sang about the prison and
The stone that rolled away,
OF how the Lord Is risen
And is with US all today.
The people all suspected
That something would be done.
For by her he seemed attracted
AS the earth Is by the sun.
. When next the Easter bells rang
out
In he old New England town
i. Miss Nancy was proclaimed to be
> The bride Of Deacon Brown.
Observation-Disclosures
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-11
MISS MISSED HIM.

Joe-And you mean to say that Jack
has not married Miss Brown? Why.
the girl was absolutely throwing her
self at him the last time saw them!
James-My dear fellow. did you ever
know girl who could throw straight?
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-11

THAT'S right" replied the old bache-
lor. Sometimes it ends in marriage"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-11

AN INGENIOUS REASON.
Salesman-You'1 find these good
wearing socks, sir.
= Customer-Rather loud, amt they?
Salesman-Yes. sir. But that keeps
the feet from going to sleep!
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-11
NEARSIGHTE FED.

Jones-George, hear you were dis
charged from the marine band What
was the trouble?
George (the cornet player)-Vell, l
told you how it vas. De band vas blay-
ing sweet and low, und I saw a big
note und played it loud. und, by gosh.
1t was a horsefly!
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Trading interest on the Consolidated Ex-
change converGed throughout the day upon
United States Steel common. II was under
heavy selling pressure, which apparently
continued up 20 the close, for II failed 10
do as well on the final rally AZ did other
prominent stocks. Pessmistic reports re,
garding steel trade conditions stimulated
selling. and the bears were active In
spreading reports that the dividend on the
stock would soon be reduced and that the
government was about 10 bring SUIT 10
dissolve the Steel Trust. Lending rates
for the half-weekly carry-over indicated at
the close that a large short interest IN
Steel was still outstanding. II failed 70
sell under 60. against a New York Stock
Exchange low price Of 627s. The day
opened with trading sentiment bearish as
to the whole market the demands OF LABOR
here and abroad, complicated In some
countries by revolutionary tendencies, ana
forecasts Of an advance In the Bank OF
England rate being factors helping TO
cause unsettlement Liquidation from com,
mission houses mingled with professional
short selling on q large scale In the late
afternoon, however, the market exhibited
evidences OF an oversod state. Detailed
operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-09-21
FoPEIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Sept. 2o.-Consols experienced an
earlv decline Of 4 10 1913, a low record,
rallied later. which brought the closing
price 10 7694 for both money and account
being unchanged from yesterdays closing
Anaconda was 4 lower az E6's Canadian
Pacific a. lower at 220a, Grand Trunk M
changed at IS.
The supply Of money was plentiful, but
discount rates hardened.
The stock market opened weak on Paris
selling. The weakness In consols was fol-
lowed by a sharp recovery on runors or a
settlement Of the Moroccan question ber-
lin bought freely and covering was gen
eral, but the market closed irregular OWNS
10 renewed offerings from Paris. Consols
recovered and closed az 1914.
American securities opened weak and
from a 10 81 below parity. Later the mar
ket Improved on Berlin buying, but when
this demand subsded prices eased OF
again. mainly under Wall Street offerings
In the late trading values hardened a frac-
ton. but the closing was uncertain
Paris. Sept 20-Three per cent renteS
closed unchanged at 80 flames 60 centmcs
Prices opened lower, but closed above the
lowest on the Bourse.
Berlin. Sept. 20.-Prices opened lower on
the Boerse The market rallied later on
the expectation Of an early settlement Of
the Moroccan question.