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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-15
SEE AMERICA FIRST
Americans to Be Induced to Know
More Of Their Own Country Be-
fore Going to Europe.

PORTLAND, Ore, May 14.-(Spe-
ciaD Tom Richardson has return
ed from Baltimore. where he conduct
ed short publicity campaign, organ
izing the business men of that city.
He says a great movement has been
started there to induce Americans to
see their own country before going
abroad and big convention will be
held in Baltimore January 1927 next
to further this idea.
washington as a great state with
her extraordinary opportunities, both
for the investor and the tourist, can
not be otherwise than deeply inter
ested in this convention said Mr..
Richardson. The Governor of Mary
land has asked Governor Hay to
name commission of % citizens to
see that Washington is properly rep
resented Baltimore has the most
advantageous building for such a
gathering to be found anywhere in the
United States and if 100 great pic
lures, fully portraying the scenic, in
dustrial, agricultural and livestock
resources Of the Evergreen State
could be shown there they would be
of lasting benefit.
"lf Washington could secure l per
cent of the people of the congested
cities of the East who should move
West, it would Immediately double
the population of the state. The old
East has no patriotism. They know
nothing of the United States and have
no affection for the country They
talk about, travel in and know only
Europe and other foreign countries.
This costs the United States S400.-
100000 year. We must arrest the
foreign sentiment and at least make
the national capital an American
city
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-15
FORESTERS GRAND COURT

The Grand Court of the Foresters
of America will meet in this city We'd
nesday and Thursday of this week
in Pythian temple. Delegates. about
$50 in number will arrive tomorrow
and will be called to order at 10 a
IN. Wednesday, when Mayor Parks
will deliver an address of welcome
After organizing. the visitors will be
shown about the city in automobiles
in the afternoon, and in the evening
will be entertained at dance by the
ladies'.
Business sessions will occupy
Thursday during most of the day. and
in the evening. they will be entertain
ed at 2 smoker hy Grays HarbOr
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-15
ROOSEVELT APPROVES

Theodore Roosevelt approves the
record made in Aberdeen Tuesday
night, when 10 babies We're born be-
tween sunset and sunrise. according
to official statements of physicians
The former president was notified
of this record by telegram from
the chamber of commerce, and Sat
urday Mr. Roosevelt wired in answer
Three cheers for the Aberdeen moth
ers and then for the rest of Aber
deem" The telegram is to be fran
ed and hung up in the office of the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-15
AUTO LICENSE FEES
DELINQUENT JUNE I
Secretary OF State Plans to Enforce
Law Vigorously. Sending Agents
TO All Parts Of State.

OLYMPIA. May 13.-Starting June
|, |. NJ. Howell. secretary OF state.
will send men to all parts of the state
to check up automobile and motorcy.
Gle licenses.
He says that he intends to see that
every motor vehicle pays the license
required by law and registers with
the secretary OF state.
Every license expires on May 81.
irrespective of when ii was issued,
and any person convicted of operat-
ing a motor vehicle without Ii
cense is subject 10 a fine of 800.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-15
CONVICTED OF PETIT LARCENY

Levi Williams and Edward Bentz
were arrested in Tacoma Friday. and
brought to this city on a charge OF
robbery, in the Commercial hotel,
Cosmopols. At trial before Judge
Tucker. Williams was convicted, and
sentenced 20 90 days in the county
ian. while Remit was acquitted
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-15
CHANGES POSITION

r. D. Payton has resigned his posi-
ton with the Emeneker Piano Co.,
his reason being that on account of
existing conditions in the piano trade
on Grays Harbor he prefers 10 be
so situated that he can defend the
ere Fl riauO tuNiu- a. he de- d.. pest
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-15

An epitome Of all the news of Grays
Harbor may always be found in the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-05-15
Natives of Norway on Grays Harbor
will observe the ninety seventh ami

yersary OF The INDEPENDENCE OF their
,.'.-f. rer- Wednesday, Nav -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
THREE R0RBERIEs IN
CITY YESTERDAY
O. ,. Durand, ". x. Wsldcr. aud
Louis siiaIiini nurgIsrlaed NesteF-
day and last Wight Ia-ses Not
large.

Burglars yesterday entered the
residence OF o. j. Dnrand, life in
suranee man Of this city, and disturb
cd things some, but took nothing Of
value. Mr.. Durand was out Of the
city nj the time. end there wRs no
ono IN the house
The residence OF VI. X. Wyider was
also entered some Tina nenr O'Clock
last night, and valuable slick pin
and some other small articles. In
|eluding arse hi money. taken.
third robbery was that reported
20 the police from the Club roomins
house on South First street. In this
case the police believe that someone
familiar with the place entered
room ON the second f1Oor when no
one was inside. and rem0ses&all tho
missing articlea from lrui.E
The articles taken include three
watches. the same number % rings
and diamond stick PIN, Louis o.
amin. proprietor OF tbs Club. was the
victim,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
COURT NOTES

In the probate court yesterday. the
report OF the appraisers OF the estate
of Frank r. SturgeB showed real prop
erty valued at $3.50. personal prop
erty valued ct $40, aud corporation
stock valued at $500,
Upon petition. the bond OF Mrs.
Sofia Hubbell. Administrative OF tho
estate OF Tomas $. Hubbell, was
changed from a personal 20 a surety
company bond.
The petition OF Rosa Toti to have
a. DlecSmann appointed admintst7s-
tor OF the estate OF baslsia Toll. was
granted and bend set az $500.
The hnal report OF Frances Dra-
gole. administrator OF the estate OF
Maria Dragole, was approved and the
administrative discharged
Lloyd Hunsaker was appointed the
guardian OF Mary and Elizabeth Hun
saker. and bond set at $500. lie
was appointed administrator OF the
estate OF Nellie Nash Hunsaksr. un-
der bond OF $500.
II. y. Packert's petition TO compel
W. r. schmalmaack, executor OF the
partnership estate OF George Is. VIII
of the estate. was granted.
Della Georges presented petition
10 he appointed the guardian OF Maria
J. say.es. and the court did so, ilx-
ing bond at $4,000.
suit for divorce on the grounds OF
abandonment wns filed today 10y
Susie owens against ben owens. The
couple were married in oklahoma In
January Of 1909. and ~ u alleged the
husband deserted the wife and her
infant child, marguerite. ION January
2, 1910. Just a year and a day after
the marriage ceremony.
In the probate court today, the
court held a short session this morn
ing accepting the final repors OF
Francis Draeolc, admihistratrix OF the
estate or Mario Oirard. and discharg-
Ing the ndminis,ratrix.
in the matter Of the estate OF Belle
McMullen. an order was issued au-
thorixlng certain persons holding per-
sonal properly to turn the same over
10 the cxecutoS.
Tho hearing In the matter Of the
estate OF Annie Martinez was post.
poncd until December 4.
The bond OF otto Diackmann as ex-
ecutor ~ the estate OF y. Toti wal
filed. In the sum OF $4,000 and APP
proved.
The report OF Francisco Chavez
special guardian OF Juan and Gabinc
sarraclno. was approved.
The Jury IN the case OF Paul Rose
charged With criminal assault on 10
sefa Gutierrez. found the defendant
guilty. and commended mercy
Ross was charged With entlclng ths
girl into him home on she plea sha'
his wife desired 20 speak 10 her
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10

Chicago. Nov. o.--confronted by
flRurea showing the worlds stock OF
wheat 20 be the largest with one ex-
ceptlon In ten years. the majority
OF traders IN the cereal Jumped today
90 the bear side. The opening was
s-s@s-tc down. December started
at % 5-sG eic, the same change
from last night Nv the mnrket taken
altogether. A fall 60 % i-Sc follow
ed. The close was strong with DEE
ccmber az ~ i-sc. net lees 90
i-Sc.
corn declined IN sympathy with
wheat December opened asa 1-sc
lower at G2A gGe 7-sc. and touched
90 s-sme2hc. The close was firm.
with December 90 1-fc. exactly the
same as last night.
Although trade In onta was purely
local. the market could not escape
the influence OF ether sraln. De-
ccmber started shade 20 i-sffi-tc
of at 40 s-s1ts a-sc. and feli tn
fGis eft6 5-Sc.
Higher prices FOR hogs seemed 10
act aH commentaries % the gem
erai bear movement 30 FAR as provi-
slons ATere concerned. First sales
were Sc lower to so % Sc up. with
May deliveries siG.ts for pork.
$3.50 y % g.sh for lard and fs.k0m
SIS for riba.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
SHEEP SHIPPING
HAS BEGUN
Annual Autumn Rush of
Woolies to Feeding Grounds
in Colorado and Kansas
Has Commenced; 100 Cars.

The annual autumnal sheep rush
on the Santa Ne has now begun. and
the local force OF railroad employees,
especially the yard men under Yard
master George YocEm. are having the
time OF the year getting cars spotted
and switched az the stock yards for
the loading.
over 100 carloads OF sheep have al
ready been loaded here In the past
few days. ana The rush will continue
for probably four weeks more.
Every year "A great many sheep buy
.crs come Into the territory In early
October or few weeks later. and
buy up sheep for the market These
animals are shipped Tor feeding in
transit 10 some OF the eastern pack
ing house centors. as Kansas City or
Omaha. Most New Mexico sheep 10
TO Kansas CITY. On the way they
are taken from the cars and turned
out upon the feeding grounds where
they are 10 be fnt,cnod. These are
generally In eastern Colorado or west
ern Kansas. for New Mexico sheep
and there they spend the winter, feed
ing ON alfalfa OF corn aud gettinr
ready TO bring q nice tat price 10
their owners when placed In the XIII
ing pens.
A scheme has been outlined, was
made the subject Of. an addlcss al
the Commercial club Last spring, IN
fact, for the feeding OF sheep in the
Rio Grande valley, bat II has not
made any pronounced progress 10 far
Sheep must be fed where fodder and
grain can be purchased most cheaply
and on that account ths feeding
grounds have 90 far been locafed IN
the states named. But Il has been
found that alfalfa Is proper food foi
the animals aud that Il can be FED
very cheaply II the railroad haul II
eliminated. as the amount required
TO fatten o single animal costs less
than corn OF other fatienlng food
The Rio Grande valley 10 an idea
piace for the growth OF alfalfa, aud AZ
the climate throughout Il Is favorable
FOR wintering The mutton bearing AMI.
mails, The advent OF the Industry ncrs
Is looked forward to with great dea
OF interest. FOR Il II believed thar inc
"mifdleman's profit" made By IN,
feeder might Just AZ well be kept al
home
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
CITY OF STANLEY HAS
ANOTHER RAINFALL

stanley y. A., Nov. ia good
rain fell NJ StuN,ey Suud6y
Y W NOfou. Who has been in San
IN Fo Tor several weeks, returned TO
Stanley on the fth.
! " Boyd came down from Mad
fId on The Jh 20 move his family over
no Madrid for the winter Mr. BOYD
ls employed IN tho coal mines thore.
G. NJ. Johnson, q. w. Winter and
y. y Springs all canic down from
Santa Ne Monday evening TO vote ct
home Tuesday
Ben Hlll, Republican candidate for
county surveyor. who is az present
employed NJ Madrid. came dowh on
Mondays rain 70 vote at home. Hen
Is resident of STANLEY and received
the highest number OF votes Of any
candidate on either Ticket IN the stan
ley precInci at the election Tuesday
y a Birchenstaff, who "a travelling
for the singer sewing Machine com
pany. made Il home Monday In order
Ia vote Tuesday.
Otto Kleybecker iefi for Gallup ON
the tn He has accepted n position
there AZ night clerk a. the CONNER.
cial hotel
Tuesdays election was closed with
n dance at night.
= G. Evans and ]. w Black drove
down to Moriarty ON the 7th.
George Davis % Moriarty was q
stanley visitor Tuesday.
J. v Boyd and fnmliy left on the
1ih for Madrid. where they Will con-
duct boarding house during the
winter
MIS- l. A. Whipplo aud Charles
Mumford made trip 10 Galisteo
"Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. r. q. McCahe of Nor
iarty were Stanley visitors on the Sth
Mrs " y. Stever OF Morlarty visit
ed friends In stanley this week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
.FEvER|SH LIST ON
THE Street
Stocks Accumulated During
Recent Advances in Price,
Were Dumped Onto Market
Heavily Again.


tBy Evesise Bsrsia a. r. f.asssa wifei
Now York. Nov lo.--stocks accu-
INFLATED from tho recent advance
were sold In large amounts today.
For time the market was able TO
Withstand the effect OF the selling.
owing TO the counter Influence OF the
commerce courts nethsn IN the
freight rate case, Int before the day
WAS far advanced pr - began 80
weaken and the list became feycrlsh.
Announcement OF stuck exchanges
failure and severe liquidation IN
some of the Gould stocks on Gnfavr
cradle rumors proclpitatcd heavy
selling for both accounts In the sec-
ond hour. Only few issues. fehiGh
vaiies and ~. Paul. held above yes
tcrdsy's closing p0lnsa. the remain
der selling from a fraction 20 three
points below Wabash preferred
alumped three points. the four per
cent bonds 2 SIS, Mlasoufi Pacific
y. American smelling. Brooklyn
Transit, Consolidated Gas. Canadian
PReific. Delaware q Hudson, ERIE.
the first preferred. point. Laeka-
wanna was mp 10 points and Ameri-
can Cotton on preferred 8 and Amer
lean Wooden down 2. The decline
eliminated when t.ahigh Valley vas
ified y, hut the response elee-
where WAS feeble and the nnHrket
sank back again.
Bonds were irregular.
An increase of about SO.De0 tons
over last month IN the untitled or
durs OF The United States steel cor
poration was without Influence. The
aenerai market later on responded
20 the rapid bidding up % Lehlgh
Valley. which sold points beyond
yesterdays closing. touching I7e
Roaaitsg rallied from 1fs rs Ia
fBl IA and there were recovories o. a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
CHICAGO livestock.

Chicago. Nov. i0--Catsie receipts
I 100: market Slow and steady.
ileeves s4.G5H9.ie; Texas steers si.u0
n5ss; western steers Sf.J5m1. 20.
etockers and feeders t3lOO@5s0: COWS
and heifcrs s20066.OO; calves $3.50
0Ss0.
Hog receipts 1900; market slow.
Sc up Light s57OMG.i0: mixed $500
IC.55: heavy ssS0me.55; rough $500
IGl0: good TO choice heavy $1,000
65S: ples t3.Ten5.35; bulk OF sales
e615ff6.4O.
Sheep receipts S.000, market steady.
Native a. 00r3.N0; western e2Gbdf
$50; yearllngs s3.70Wat0; lambs ma.
tive s3.75d5SO: western t37sff5.S0.
western s375G5.70.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10

300: southern sleers $4,000 rs;
southern cows and lielfefa s2.55n 40;
native COWS aud helfcfs s2.j0m 100:
stockera and feeders t3.75m5.7a.
bulls sS.250A7s; calves si.00M7.UO;
western steers ssOemf.s0, western
cows se.75sf5.oo
Hog receipts 5000. Market strong
60 &c higher. Bulk OF sales $500
|G35: heavy eG25NafO: packers and
butchers s62OM6f0; lights ss.7sm
I025; pigs tt.25n5 20.
sheep receipts 1000 Market strong
Muttone $1,000 400; lambs - 25R
BID: range wethers and yearlings
$1,000 400; range ewes tz.ooGs.75.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
TEMPORARY SEWER
FOR CITY STORM
WATERS PLANNED
Paving Will Make Drainage
Necessary; Fixed Rate on
Pumping Adopted in 10
Year Contract.

Aside from awarding the contract
Tor NE motor IRE engine. the city
council transacted large amount uf
uilor business. the monthly reports
0 the taiioua cts Department. ~
Nol ~ the cuuncli committees hving
received
rto reports OF Importance were
mndr b. the sewer committee, one
dealing with proposition nom me
electric Hight company In regard to
furnishing power for the operation 81
sewer pumps. the other regarding the
disposition OF the storm water.
The Eiecirlc Light company has
made two pFopOsltiors regarding the
charge Tor power used IN operation OF
the sewer pumps. AZ present the city
is paying a straight rate OF IL cents
pnd the average monthly cost OF OPP
Grating the pumps has been si35. The
propositions now submitted BY the
electric light company provide one
for straight rate Of , "a cents, the
other for n fixed service charge plus
q sliding scale rate 10 vary according
10 the amount Of power used, both
so last during the remainder Of the
company's franchise. about rs years.
Upon receipt OF these offers the
matter was placed Ia the hands OF
City Engineer Gladding and smother
independent expert, both came 10
the Same conclusion, that. while the
straight rate Of 2 "a cents would be
temporarily cheaper Tor the city In
ihc long run the other rate with the
sliding scale would 5e more econoIn-
teal and advisable on account Of the
probable Increase In the sewage 20 be
pumped nnd NJ consequence the
power used u u estimated that this
increase Will be reached within the
next two years. Consequently the
committee recommended the accept
nnce OF the service charge and sliding
scale rate.
The council accepted the report
aud provided for the signing OF con
tract with the power company.
In the second report dealing with
the disposal of the storm water the
report Of the city engineer was sub
mittCd This report dealt with two
proposed plans. one temporary the
other permanent. II II estimated by
the engineer that the permanent sys-
tenn for tho disposal of ali storm wat
for all time 10 come would cost some
thing over s2g.o00 while a temporary
system 20 take care OF the district
now considered for paving alone
would cost $1,000. The latter plan
wng recommended by the sewer com
miitoe az n was the opinion Of the
committee that tho temporary system
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10

New York. Nov. To- CAN money
SIS per cent.
Prime paper. i-4glM per cent
silver. SO f-fc,
Mexican dollars, sac.
Copper. si2.es@12Ss.
Tin. tti.s0ff f2.v0.
Lead. tt.3bm $40.
Amalgamnted copper COX.
Sugar. III LIS.
Atchison. los SIS.
Great Northern, i2s 3-t.
New YORK. Cestral, los 3-s.
Northern Pacific, i22.
Heading. isa lis.
Southern Pacific. iitA.
Union Pacific. IA,
". =. Steel. So "a.
4. :. Steel preferred. il0h.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10


icould bo utilized Al any future time
that the pefmnnent ststcm should be
I pnt ln On ihoilun By Alderman CLARK
4 this recommendation also was accept.
ed contingent on the paving Of the
froposca district
| n Is conceded that II would be In
lndvisable ~ conduct the surface wat
~ into Tho sewer system unless the
district ~ paved because the mud on
The streets under present conditions
would nos only wear The pumps but
aleo settle IN the Lowell pipes rapidly
ana n II authoraiiyely stated thar y
would be- neat 20 impossible 70 wash
this settlement out
The police committee reported that
Col. ~ a Flopeweil had agreed 10
lease the lot north of the car tracks
on Tilcraa 10 the city for hitchinR
purposes. the city TO erect a fence
ANA pas the small sum OF one dollar
monthly. This will DO away with
The ooneestcd condition cnnscd By
hltchlng on North First street. The
police committee was given authority
To sign contract With Mr. HOpewell
and erect a suitable fence.
The report OF tho water committee.
Recommending the iRSine Of mains ON
Williams street bofween Pacific and
Fell aud on East street between Pa
cinc and Garfield Was accepted and
the Water company ordered 10 lay the
mains
I.iRhts were ordered placed ~ the
Intersections of Lewis and Williams
and Pacific and Second streets.
A number OF petitions were pre-.
scented aud referred To the proper
committees. Principal among these
was petition asking permission To
establish and maintain q cemetery
south 81 the city on land extending
nom broadway 10 the foothills. This
petition which wan signed by a num-
Der Of prominent citizens and an un-
ldcrtaklng establishment, was referred
to the board OF health.
Of considerable interest as result
OF the evident present tendency of
cities toward the commission form OF
government was the resolution adopt
cd by the council requesting the may
or 10 direct the citizens committees.
that has been investigating connie
sion government In iis different forms
10 make q report. Upon the rendering
OF that report a special meeting IL 10
be- called iB which the council will
81 with the committee In considera-
lion of the preparation OF a bill em-
bodying the desires of the committee
aud council 10 be presented 10 the In.
coming legislature.
The report OF the FIRE department
Indicated that the loss by Are during
the month was fully covered by in-
surance.
Monthly reports Of the city clerk.
lefty marshal. city chemist. building.
plumbing and electrical inspector and
Treasurer we're read and accepted
In regard TO the paving proposition,
Mayor Elder stated that he had been
In communication with the American
Lumber company but that they were
as yet not rendy to make a PROPOSE
F, ton on the wood block. As soon as
this report Is submitted a special
Injecting viii be called By the mayor
10 consider paving the proposed dis
ltrict
City Engineer Gladding reported
that he had been unable TO obtain
any prices on the machines for test
Ing the various meters. u IL expected
that these prices win be Obtained
soon. t.ul
Alderman Rcidy and Thomas were
absent from last nights session.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10
MRS. GABLE LAID
TO REST WITH
LAST RITES
Popular Matson Revered by
All Who Knew Her for Her
Model Life and Her Wo-
manly Virtues.

Santa Re. y. NJ. Nov. l0.--The fu-
neral services for Mrs, Thomas p
Gable were held from the family resi-
ldcnce "wednesday morning az 49, 80
loclock and were attended by many
lpcople. both Spanish and American II
Twas q fitting tribute 20 the memory
LOT life that was fragrant with good
Iworks IN behalf OF any ONE whom she
lknew was III need
Rev 3, Mccullough. pantor OF me
First Presbyterian church. was the
ilminleler IN charge, A quartet ffom
lthat church sang three objections that
had been fayofiies of the deceased.
I. In conducting the services, Mr. Nc
lCoilough spoke particularly from the
'itwnnfy third Psalm with particular
Preference TO II Ia relation 10 the life
az MIS-. Gable. After rpeaking OF
three divisions OF the same ~ a psalm
of Possession. OF Pence through calm
and storm. and OF prospect for all OF
1.-The future OF life he said that while
lMfs Gable was sick, u had been the
cOmioft and stay Of herself constant
,Ib. II she had repeated Il once, she
had repeated h hundreds Of times
'lThiR was the secret OF her beautiful
Wife OF charity aud loving though. IN
hehalf Of others that had made her
another Dorcaa OF good works. This
was the secret why. In her hours 81
lpaln and misery, she bore Il silently
! leubmssively. hopefnlly. The Lord
was her shepherd and was leading
der she was satisfied and therefore
did not regime.
said he: Last night / requested
one ~ toV fadiaa st,hn Lnew Mrs ia.
bic wen 10 write out a little tribute
TO her life And with her consent
shall read this tribute now" Mrs. l.
A. Harvey was the author OF ths
same.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-10

point from the lowest IN Union pa
ciiic, United States steel and Amer
lean smeltine.
LehlTh Valley. which sold nj
iIs IA AGAINST IA rs. yesterdays
closing. was attended by rum0rs ~ a
large extra dividend. The report
waE denied By Philadelphia interestr.
The general market dld not follow up
the rise In LehIgh Valley but began
10 soil off IN spots The close was
Irregular.