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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27
s Ao ZONE.


AG ZONE.
telegraph = .ews:
Taft 81 ders Alaskan Burden.
Ptnch9 S. eplies to Presidents Mes
Comy 9 Use Wool Bill Passed by
Se =.
Sew Dead and Forty Injured In
Wreck,
France Seeks Peace With Germany
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News:
New Tax Apportionment Bothersomc
Iowa Volunteer F'ircmen to Organ
izc
Stucllslager out For Governorship,
Win open SLOAN Medicinal Springs,
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial:
one Thing At Il Time.
Representing the commandments.
Free" Booze Plate.
Topics OF the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes
PAGES FIVE AND SEVEN.
Iowa News:
No Potatoes For state Institutions.
Successful Dry Farming In Iowa.
Shipping Quantities OF Broom Corn
General News of the DAY.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
Pottery Plant Being Rem odeled.
Operate About Nov. 1,
Veterinarians Elect Officers.
Former Well Known Resident Dead,
Aviation Exhibition Saturday.
General and Brief city News.
PAGE TEN.
Market and General:
All Grain Markets Swing TO Bear
Side
Hog Market Active With Higher
Prices.
Top of Sis Highest Mark in Several
Months.
Congress Must soon Curb Trusts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27
Police Interfere. Bout Called on.

Aurora. Iulv 2T.--Thc six-round oout
scheduled for tonight between Harry
Forbes. Of ChIca go. and Joe Homeland.
Of Chicago. was called off today owing
to police interference.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27
T..R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News Of Today
The Weather.

The Weather.
Sunrises July IS at 4 90, ana sets at
7:19.
Iowa-Showers tonight or Friday.
Cooler IN west tonight. Cooler Fri
day.
lllinois-Showers tonight or Friday.
Warmer tonight.
South Dakot rair In west tonight.
showers In eg Q portion this afternoon
or tonight. q s :; Friday fair.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27
PLAYER Jacobsen to New York Nationals

Rock Island. July 27.-The Rock
Island Three League Club announces
the sale of William Jacobsen to the
New York National league for SO 800
Jacobsen will join New York at the
close Of the season
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-07-27
e,,,,r Price. Ao.in Boo .ted.

New York. July 2I.-Ail grades OF
refined sugar were advanced ~ cents
a hundred pounds today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15

SODA WATER FOUNTAIN PRE-
acription case. cash register, very
cheap. Rrice Drug Co. 1oi e. End So
e1a01
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED

50foot east front lot on sth
East. between 9th and 10th South;
easy terms can be made on this.
st. between 7th and sth
aves.. Broom brick cottage: large
lot, alley In rear; very small pay
ment down, per cent on bal
anoe.
sth East. between 9th and 10th
South. 5-room modern brick cot
tage. hot water heat. modern
plumbing, electric lights. gas,
fine chicken coops and run; east
front. lot 30Sl59 to alley. zee us
about terms.
No. so Center St. close In. good
view; fine apartment house site:
5-room house now on property.
terms 5000 cash, balance monthly.
per cent Interest
s4T00.
Cosy bungalow. on the east
bench. FIVE large rooms and sleep
Ing porch. furnace. gas, east
front. full basement. cemented.
see us about this; isaoo
Six Broom apartment house,
disappearing beds, all rented; a
big money maker, see us quick
about this.
Some very choice business and
semi business properties, track
age sites, warehouses. etc.
We have some folder maps OF
Salt Lake City and we Will be
pleased TO give you one If you will
call. or drop us a postal and we
Will mail you one.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT CO,
351 Main st. Phones o7.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go On Your Bond.
Employers Liability and all cas-
ualty lines.
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NEW s.RooM RED PR
BRICK, NICE LOCATION: $3.50
s1soo-l ROOM New MopERN SHIN
GLE BUNGALOW; $3.50 DOWN
,, BAL; $40 PER MONTH.
S2bO0-5-ROOM NEW BUNGALOW,
JUST THE PLACE FOR A
CHICKEN RANCH; ONE-HALF
ACRE OF GROUND. CAN AR
RANGE TERMS.
$500 STORY 1o-RooM FRAME AND
BUSINESS ROOM, NEAR STATE
AT S2S00.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO,
66 WEST THIRD SOUTH
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PAPER HANGING.
DANCING ACADEMY

MILITARY BAND TUESDAY. Thurs
duy and Saturday, Conservatory hall,
Us fUstofflco place, d2S3s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15

HOFFMAN BROTHERS: SPECIAL.
S2250-A comfortable five-room frame
cottage on Eighth West near
Seventh South St Large yard with
lawn and shade trees. Car line
passes. Terms, $160 cash. balance
monthly.
S2550-A four-roon modern brick cot
tage on Ninth South ST. Car line
passes. Everything clean and
cosy. all ready to move into. Very
easy terms arranged.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN s.
TRUST COMPANY.
% East First South Street
Both Phones 244.
k134o
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WHAT A1o,ls,, Is THE r,,; ! USE OF gg1LPISG
THE FOLLOWING AT a PRICE 90
PER CENT BELOW ACTUAL COST
OF LOT AND CONSTRUCTION.
nearly new 4-room modern brick
cottage, block east Of 9th East. north
of 10th south; lot 50x1l5. the house we'll
built; mantel and sideboard. and all
modern conveniences: lawn. cement side
walks, for s24oo. s14oo cash. balance on
time.
A Groom modern residence on the cor.
OF End ave. and S st. Large lot, all
assessments. such as paving. curbing,
sewer and sidewalk. paid in full; This
place Is not new. The party who will
buy this property and will spend $1,000
In improvements will have a place worth
not less than s850o I can sell 1t for
$4,000. $4,000 cash, balance Z per cent.
On a corner on 9th ave. a splendid
5-room modern brick cottage; lot osx13
rods. The place is In first-class condie
tlon; on easy terms. for $3.50.
On End ave, near st. 4-room
frame house; large barn: all assessments
paid. Can be bought for $4,000.
On 3rd East near Waterloo school-a
corner l50x1l1 feet can be cut into three
50-foot lots. Can be bought for s1050-
Where can you secure In that location
a 50-foot lot for $3.50?
MANY OTHER BARGAINS.
A Richter. 10 So. Nam st. Phones Gal.
k1323
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oxYPiTHY TREATMENT.

SCIENCE OF HEALING BY OXYGEN:
local testimonials; investigate; inexPen.
sjve, guaransaed. loS Mcintyre bldg, hesl
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND BOOMING HOUSES.
THREE SPECIALS.


THREE SPECIALS.
90 rooms, Main ST. loc., the place Is
furnished with solid fumed oak furniture;
velvet carpets, each room Is light and
airy. and has hot and cold water; extra
large closets and phones; steam heat,
which is free with rent; PUBLIC and pri-
vate tubs and shower baths. The owner
being on-resident will sell all or
half interest at price that Will be an
inducement. We invite a careful investi-
gaton, and guarantee 1t 70 be the best
proposition ever offered Sec US Cor par
ticulars. Exclusive agency.
FOR LEASE-90 rooms. finest loc, IN
city: interior finish In hardwood, moors
and all. strictly modern and VIII be
ready for occupancy In thirty days. You
Will have to hurry, Exclusive agency.
We have places from to l20 rooms
in fact, anything in this line for sale we
have H. Satisfaction guaranteed;
For Lease-Store location, Main ~;
s0x13o witt basement; long lease; VIII
remodel front to suit The price Is
right: the lease is lons 1,orv1s AND
HEADQUARTERS FOR HOTELS AMI
LEASES.
A. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE:
~ Main street Phones 6al.
A. l.. Brattain- Mgr. B. o. Dept.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15

FOUR GREAT LOT BARGAINS.
TWO LOTS FACING LIBERTY PARK.
FOUR LOTS. FINE CORNER. WORTH
500 EACH WILL TAKE $500 CASH
six LoTs. CITY WATER. SIDE
WALKS. CLOSE IN. GOOD LOCATION,
THICKLY BUILT UP WORTH $500.
WILL TAKE 5000 CASH.
SEVEN LOTS, SEVEN BLOCKS FROM
HIGH SCHOOL; $1,000 CASH FOR THE
SEVEN.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
66 WEST THIRD SOUTH.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15

SIC. .ooo-Two FINE MODERN APART
MENT HOUSES. EACH HOUSE HAV-
ING FOUR APARTMENTS OF FOUR
ROOMS. EACH; EVERYTHING IN
FIRST CLASS CONDITION: GOOD SIZE
LOT; PAYS GOOD INTEREST ON IN
vESTMENT: CAN ARRANGE Salts
FACTORY TERMS.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO..
66 WEST 3RD SOUTH
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A POSITIVE OPPORTUNITY.
GILT EDGE IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
BEAUTIFUL 5.RooM MODERN RED
PRESSED BRICK HOME, SPACE FOR
THREE ADDITIONAL UPSTAIRS
ROOMS; BASEMENT FULL LENGTH.
THE WHOLE MODERN IN EVERY
PARTICuLAR. WITH EXCEPTION OF
THIS HOME is ONE OF THE MOST
UBSTANTIALLY CONSTRUCTED IN
THE GITYyGnIH;Io9NSSEEsTLY ynI;I9SSE BUILT AND
ALL JIMPBEoyE;M1EtNM.Ts, suGH SIG 4 As
ETC, ARE IN: SIZE OF PROPERTY %
Xlo RODS; BEAUTIFUL HEAVY Blue
GRASS LAWN. FLOWERS AND
SHRUBBERY: SPLENDID UP-TO-
DATE CHICKEN COOPS AND CHICK
EN- RUNS.
WILL SACRIFICE FOR ANY REA-
SONABLE OFFER.
SUITABLE TERMS,
OWNER WILL BE HOME ALL DAY,
CALL 1863 SOUTH 10TH EAST OR IND.
1892.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15

GLE BUNGALOW; s25n CASH
BALANCE $40 PER MONTH.
BRICK. CEMENT WALKS.
SHADE TREES; 500 CASH. SIS
PER MONTH
sSooo-6-ROOM MODERN BRICK. CE-
MENT WALKS ALL FENCED.
ON CAR LINE. CLOSE TO TO
CASH. BALANCE VERY EASY
TERMS; INVESTIGATE THIS AT
$500 STORY. lo-RooM FRAME
AND BUSINESS ROOM NEAR
STATE: CAN ARRANGE TERMS
s2s5o-b-RooM RED PRESSED BRICK.
BATH ELECTRIC LIGHT. RE
CEPTION HALL. CEMENT
Walks, SHADE. FINE LAWN:
$3.50 CASH. BALANCE $50 PER
s1s5o-NEw s-RooM BRICK, GOOD Lo
CATION: $3.50 CASH BALANCE
EASY TERMS,
WE HAVE FINE BUILDING LOTS
AiT1 AID HOMES IN ALL PARTS OF THE
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO..
&c WEST 3RD SOUTH,
k535
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6-ROOM BUNGALOW. GAS AND e. L..
screen porch. fine lawn. shade and ce-
ment walks. Good barn with rear en-
trance. sewer and sidewalks paid for. Bell
3551k. k1630
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- BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTuREs

sS. Sd, ,aSFoEE AND OFFICE
An: hnna cesigns submitted on
~ pool ,SS,noid refrigerntora. bill
4, Hsun, stoiss, stn,s, Bowling alleys ana
south @ balkt- -Coilender Co,
''h West Both phone,
Rio3G
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
WASHING AND IRONING

WASHING AND IRONING DONE AT
home; work guaranteed Beu Forest
la6sT. es21i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
1880.
A BARGAIN

New 5-room strictly modern brick cot.
age built for a home
Sewer connected. bath. toilet,
e. l.. gas, gas range. coal
range, llnoleum sidewalks,
lawns, etc. large lot $3.50;
terms. small part down. easy
monthly payments. 7i9 South
Sth East
Owner.
MEEKS & MCCARTNEY,
216-oll Boston Building.
Bell 1922.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15

2-RoOM COTTAGE. LOT 5oX2oo. COW
cred with choice fruits, southeast,
terms. $1,000. 7-r. mod. b.. 9th ave.
terms. $4,000. Some rare bargains In
acreage TO exchange for city property,
Mahan Inv. Co, 273 So. w. Temple.
Phones Ala. kl326
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

a PAIR OF THOROUGHBRED WHITE
guinea fowls and one s. c. Rhode
Island Red cockerel (Smitli strain), cheap
Apply 4lo Srd ave. k951
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
IF YOU WANT SOMETHING
you haven't got
IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING
you don't want
SEE US.
Maybe
WE CAN TURN THINGS
ROUND.
We buy, sell and exchange al
sorts OF
REAL ESTATE
in all sorts OF places
BARGAINS IN DIRT
GIESY-WALKEE co.
kearns Blag.
Come To see us or write.
kl346
'oE Stocked ,.Su, and chicken SF raneh; good
erms. Address M22. Tribune klo9-
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE
BARGAINS IN LAND

8 OR ROOM BUNGALOW ON ct
$500 cash. balance like rent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15

or 10 acres southwest: hest for uar
Den or chickens payments $40 per month
Owner, w +. Madison, 403 B st Bell
"S"o"H k13l0
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TO LEASE
VETERINARIAN.

np w II GoRDEN. SPECIALIST AND
expert on lame ana blemished horses'
s,Snasns NJ dogs Examinations free. or.
&c e. " 3rd So Saddle Livery. Bell
9o03 IAo-o
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a. McKELLAR g. CO.,
635 w. 2ND SOUTH.

A. McKELLAR g. CO,
63S w. 2ND SOUTH.
FEW SPECIALS.
LOOK THEM UP.
s3600-Handsome. new, modern. brick
home: nice location. northeast.
S4000-S-room modern. close In, on 6th
ave; large lot and barn.
s2400-Nice 5-room cottage In Water
loo.
$1soo-4-room brick. corner lot, on
West 3rd South.
sl4O0-4room cottage. with 3 lots near
18th South and Main,
WE WILL TRADE
CLEAR BUILDING LOTS FOR EQUI-
TIES IN IMPROVED PROPERTIES.
MONEY TO LOAN.
A. MCCLELLAN & CO,
63b w. End South. kl309
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS,

CHEAP FOR CASH. FRUIT. CANDY
ana cigar store: good business and fine
'ocation' Apply 429 Went End South.
kS9l
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PHYSICIAN.
Z canyon TRIPS

t LlYEpv 49, -~~,--->~~--
vi: csnva. css. MURRAY: RIGS OF
sass 1nyon Wagons. with or with
mn. III. Bell 5s. hos67
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MY INTEREST IN NEW AND SEC
ond-hand furniture store. best location
In city reason. sickness Address Ma
Tribune k12St
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15

l2.ROOM MOD. BOARDING HOUSE;
full OF bonrders. 217 E. Attn So. ktoS
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WHERE TO STOP

1tNcoI,N HOUSE, 6s EAST ISL
south: $50 rooms: rates, aac. 40c, and
;nr modern baths, 1bc. oAeV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-15

l4-RoOM BOARDING HOUSE. FULL
steady boarders: modern; will give
terms; lawn. cool and shady. 2o5 East
2nd South. k3l
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED

A nice modern home. white pressed
brick. desirable location. Z rooms on first
Hoor, rooms on second floor: corner,
south and east frontages Ska rods;
fenced; cement walks; lawn front and
back; and shade trees. Everything in
frst-cleSs condition.
See owner, lol1 Newhouse building.
Bell phone 3519.
k2s1
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PATENTS
ATTORNEYS.

LAW OFFICES. WALTER ". LITTLE.
SIS and so Continental Bank building
kl210
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SVuSE CLEANING

NNh NY ADDRESS. lad EAST
= Co "a''onal House & Carpet
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
711.261 IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
superintendent Figures Show
Years Increase of 1928.

Superintendent Maxwell ~ the public
schools issued statement Yesterday show
ing the total number Of children registered
I'm the schools on September -. There
w-r. III .26l registered, an increase OF T.
BPS over last year, 6SG,56l IN attendance
am increase Of 1873, and 76,S4j on part
time. an increase Of 23.029 This includes
the elementary, nigh. training and vOca-
tiOnal schools IN all DorougEs Of the city
In the elementary schools OF Manhattan
there was an attendance of 245,S63, a de-
crease Of I 1873 over 1910. while there were
1927 psrt-time pupils. an increase Of
.q.-.1 Figures FOR other boroughs We're:
The Bronx. attendance $500; increase,
Gf6s. part time. 1926; increase, GiS6
Brooklya. attendance, 222,4l7; increase
. $50: part time. 32.O54: increase, J,7lA
Queens. attendance 1859; increase. 2,Js1
part time. 6.554; increase, L2l7 Richmond,
attendance. l2.4s4. decrease, a. part time
rs. decrease, ST.
IN Oh" high schools the attendance figures
were: Manhattan, 1904; The Bronx. 3.ls5
Brooklyn. 1890 Queens, 3,Si2; Richmond,
4G4 The only part-time pupils are ass in
The Bronx, an increase Of 14S over last
wear.
MI Maxwell stated that IN all proba-
biuty the number OF part-time pupils
would be diminished 20 some extent before
the end Of the month by transfer and con-
solicitation Of classes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
STEEL MEN GATHER HERE
To Confer as to Ways of Improv-
ing Their Business.

A number of leading steel manufacturers
from various parts OF the country are now
in New York for the purpose OF taking
part I'm a series of informal conferences 10
consider the Generalization in the industry
and possible ways of improving conditions.
Ex-Judge Gary. chairman Of the board
Of the United States Steel Corporation, who
returned from Europe on Sunday on the
Lusitania, was at his office yesterday, but
declined TO comment on the outlook for
the steel business. Willis l.. King, vice
president Of the Jones & Laushlin Steel
Company. was among those who called
yesterday on Judge Gary. who will natu-
rally take a conspicuous part in the con-
ferences of the steel men.
The increased business coming 10 the
steel companies during the last six weeks
has been due chiefly TO the price conces-
sions made by the manufacturers This
business, Of course. represents a lessened
margin OF profit To- the steel companies, but
it is the common belief that an advance In
quotations at this time would result In y
material falling off in the volume of orders
from customers.
The steel market is now practically an
open one. and I'm certain products the con-
cessons allowed by manufacturers are as
great as from s. to s. a ton. A cut OF 81
ton on a large order Of structural ma
terial for use in an Eastern state was an
nounced yesterday to have been made by a
Pittsburgh mill this being the first conces-
sion reported on structural material.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19

steady to strong. native. 81 25af4 -: Wsstera'
s. JOqS4 -. yearlingS. - I0m 81 80. lambs
native sass 10; western - 80 90 49, e..,o,.
2.g3s: steady 10 strong al last weeks prices
steers % 50a$7 -. heifeTs - 20 2 80. Sows'
log.r Sass HOGS-Receipts. $50 open
5ai I0c lover. packers 81 I5aS7 40. stays, So
S. so. common sOws. StHf5 80, PIGS sho .s ..t'
S3gS723 sHEEP-Receipts. DO stesny ;
81 % S. -. lambs strong So % ,.t.,.
Fest Buffalo Sept 1S.-cATILE--he.fI p's
IS shipping So 5Oas7 80. butchers S5at 70
hoifers. 81 p q SO 30, cows. - % ~ - ~ Du,5
81 50a 81 80. stockers and feeders. - oOgf9
stock heifers 81 25as4. fresh cows and spriBs-
ers steady 10 strong: So - $3.50. EEALs-ke-
cripts T. 400. active. s. jopSl0. HOGs-ks.
celpts 1920 head. fairly active and stssdy
roughs. 81 . a IS 40 -tass $50 50: diaries. 81
ia 900. active and steady. lambs 81 a 50 90. A
few So 81; yearings. s. 50aS5; wsthers SIC
" Ssns s.ss ~ - So SEPT %CATTTE-Rscsipts
o. 600 including > 100 SOuthrrus. strong 20 ioc
higher. active. dressed beef and export stsers'
7as7 IS fair 10 good. s5r 81 go; WesSers.
81 5OGS7 G5: stockers and feeders. sS oOa
Southern. sass 20: southern cows VIZ
s. %; native 81 55a'5, hei is7 >. 'EE5Sggs.
P receipts t. 5000 "a r. lower, bulk Of sales
50 rs ST %: heavy 50 go 50 go packer, ard
~Rsc4ipts LOCO. IOa 25c higher. lambs.
81 25aS So yearlinss 50 70 asa 20. wethers
50 % 50 %. ewes. s3QsS so. stocker' ana
feeders 81 son 50 -.
Pittsburgh. sept. IS -CATTLE-Steady: SUI
ply $50 cars choice. s. 2JaS7 20. prime, - io0
s. -. SHEEP-stesdy: supply. 70 douole decks
rrirne wethers x4dS4 -. cuils and common.
ST 5OdS2. lambs s. 5OaS6 81. VEAL CALVES
SgGS9 70 HOGS steady; receipts. - double
decks. prime heaves 81 3OaS7 30: medium AMI
reavv Workers 81 55dS. ~. light Workers. sfm
s. % pigs and roughs. S6gSb %.
TBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Louisville Sept 1s-sHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts LOOP head market quiet Just ABOUT
steady. best fat sheep. ~ H3c: medium atii
common sheep. very dull; good lambs. 80 90
cuIls and tail ends 3G4r fair call for hes,
stock ewes. plain and common ewes very dit.
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune,l
- Louis Sept Is.--CATTLE-Receipts. =
IA supply liberal but quality not choice. prlcss
about steady: steers - l5as7 -. heifers. 81 %
$50 90 COWS 81 l0asJ 80. southern steers y ~
n a. 40 HOGS-Receipts. 10 zDl. market mod
erstely active and prices barely steady. choice.
I7s 10 30 n s. 25dS7 30. bulk % sales. s. I.
s. 20. packers 81 75qS7 ~ best light. 40 10 100
~ sTaS7 20. medium. - @@r<8 90. pigs undcr
10 n. 81 25dS6. common pigs. 81 25nso. SILL
Receipts. $50: scant supply: prices lOf-De
r.eher. lambs 81 500 81 -: Gull lambs. $. al't
81 sheep 50 JOdS3 So common sheep, - '"dSo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
BUSY TIMES AT NAVY YARD
Building and Repairing Make
Work for Many Mechanics.

More men than the navy yard In Brook
lyn has had on its rolls for a long time
VIII be al work FOR an indefinite period
when the fun complement Of twenty-six
war vessels and auXiliaries. Of practically
every size and style, is received at the
station.
The ragship Connecticut and the cruiser
Dolphin came in on Sunday, the battleship
Delaware is due within a few days. and
following her Will come a feet OF ten tor
pedo boats and destrOyers. The Florida,
the Utah and the Alabama, battlesh!ps
the scout cruiser Salem and lot OF
smaller boats are already crowd!ng the
berthlng space and the huh division, un-
der Naval Constructor stocker Is prepar-
ing 20 increase It's force OF work on me
New York.
Steam engineering officers and men are
having their troubles with the torpedo boat
destroyer Terry. which is disabled by her
turbine motors having developed defects
The set Of six in the little ship Will have
10 be taken out and overhauled. and this
WIFI require the removal Of her deck.
Overtime in some Of the departments j.
regarded as d strong probability soon, and
altogether the local ward has its hands full
Of business with the rapidly approaching
completion of drydock so. helping 70 In
crease the activity. The big dock Will
probably be finished by the new year and
for the first time the 'Dreadnoughts' may
be taken out OF the water at the home
station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-19
DENIES OWNING TEXAS co.
Standard Oil Says 1t Has No In
terest in Property.

The Standard Oil Company yesterday is
sued a statement denying a recent report
from Mexico Dy way Of Washington that
il controlled the Texas Company and also
DENYING that II had been interested I'm any
negotiations which might have been carried
on between the late John " Gates and
Lord Cowdray. formerly Sir Weetman Pear
son. relative TO the passing Of control OF
the extensive Pearson oil properties In
Mexico.
The Mexican dispatches however, also
had II that the Pearson interests were IN
direct negotiation with the Standard OF.
and DO reference TO this feature is made IN
the Standard oil statement. which is signed
by H. G.. Folger. jr., secretary, and is "A
follows
Ia the course of the late revolution IN
Mexico the Standard Oh Company had oC-
casi0n to deny fully and emphatcaly That
10 had contributed In any way 10 the reNO-
lutiOnary cause. Now. IN the face or recent
relteratiOns il wishes 10 repeat Its denial.
In being revived the story has rad an add
tional misstatement tagged on 10 1t
namely that the Texas Company, an OH
corporation identified with the late John W.
Gates is "a subsidiary OF ana owned ana
controlled by the Standard OH company
That j. absolutely untrue. The standard
oil Company has no interest In the Texas
Company. and any negotiation Lord Cow
draw NAV have had with Mr.. Gates In re-
sUect to the Pearson properties was OF no
concern 10 the Standard OIL Company