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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-19

ACCOUNTANT.
WALTER THOMSON, EXPERT AC.
countant. Phone 1901. 1121 Third ave-
nue. south, Fargo, N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-19

1t has been learned that the manage
ment of the Fargo college conservatory
has been exceedingly fortunate In Sc
curing a very prominent player and
teacher who is to be placed at the head
of the piano department and that a full
announcement viii be made by Director
Orr in a few days.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-19
VlslTlNG NURSE.

GRACE N. ROBINSON, X. N. ASso-
ciated charities; / to 2 p. m, No. is.
Eighth street south, phone b27. Resi-.
dence 1916 Second avenue south, phone
2041-L. Hours: $50 a. m. to 8 p. m. At
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-19
UNDERWATER.

AND LICENSED EMBALMER, FUNER-
al supplies. j. r.. Rice, South Broad
way. Office south of Moody's store.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-11-29

through the press. cleaving the mass
with their blows as the prov of q
ship cut the sea. With one vicious
jab Of the spur led them, a thin
wedge of tempered gray steel. batter
ing. gouging. rending a passage into
that solid blue wall. Inch by inch,
foot by foot, yard by yard. slashing
msdly with our broken sabres. battling
a. men crazed with lust Of blood.
our very horses fighting for US with
teeth and hoofs. we ploughed a lane
of death through a dozen files. Then
the vast mass closed in upon US.
rolled completely over US. There was
flash, q vision Of frenzied faces,
and I knew no more.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-11-29

less or badly wounded men, he saiu
sternly. only those able to ride. No,
my man, you are in too bad shape to
travel. Very sorry. my boy, but It
can't be done. Only your left arm,
you sayf Very well. move out in front
there. No. lad, 1t would be the death
of you. for we must ride fast and
hard"
He came to . pause = half-dosen
cots away from me, and seemed about
to retrace his steps. Dim a. the
light was, felt convinced l had for
merly seen that short figure and stern
face with It's closely cropped beard.
"Mosby." I called out. resolved to
risk his remembrance. Colonel Mos
by. isn't It possible to take met"
who are your he questioned
sharply. turning in the direction Of
my voice.
Wayne" answered eagerly.
Wayne. of the til Virginia"
In an instant he was standing be-
side my cot. his eyes filled with
anxious interest.
Phil Wayne, Of Charlottesville?
You here? Not badly hurt. my boy?"
Shot and bruised. Colonel, but I'D
stand a good deal to get out of this"
And. BY the Eternal. you shall:
that is. II you can travel in a wagon
Here. Sims. Thomas: two of you carry
this officer out. Take be .-clothes and
all-easy now"
The fellows picked me up tenderly.
and bore me slowly do. IL the central
aisle. Mosby walked beside us as
far as the outer opening
Put him down there by the fire."
he ordered. until l look over the rest
Of these chaps and divide the wheat
from the chaff"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-11-29

missing. anyhow. but exceedingly
we ak. Where did they get you?"
''In the side. a musket ball, but ex-
tracted. l would be all right II that
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-15
FIRST EXCURSION
OF The SEASON
Via Southern Pacific Easter
Sunday, April 10th, 1911.

The Southern l'ac,iir. an usual.
will open It's Excursion season
with an excursion to New Or
leans, Easter sunday. April 10th,
1911.
On account Of the large number
Of people taking advantage of this
excursion III past years II has
been found necessary to increase
the service. This year three trains
will be run One will start at
ashington and one ut Cr,wIr,
vi 600 AM joining at Laf., cite
aud make all y ops up to New he
ria Another i'll leave Now Ibe
ria at 200 AM. nd make all stops
np to Shtlever. A third will start
at Honma leaving there ut 100
AM. aud make all stops to New
Orleans
Excursion train will leave New
Iberia at 900 AN The rate from
this city will be 81 80 for the
round Ilp.
The usual attractions will pre-
vail IN the Crescent CITY on Easter
Sunday. The base ball fans will
have All opportunity Of witnessing
tho opening game Of tho Southern
League between New Orleans and
Mobile, Ala
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-15
MOSS CLUB SAUCE
Now Is Cents. Buy Il bottle.

1t IL probable that the LOrime,
case will be brought up in the Sen
ate aud much more thoroughly in
vest'gated than during the last
session. Startling revelations have
been brought out by u committee
Of the Illinois state senate. The
editor Ot the Record Herald in
Chicago has told Of receiving ~.
'tellig"ncc that y hundred thou.
Sand dollar fund was used to elect
LOri:ner, and while he refused to
reveal his informant. the infOr.
mant has revealed himself will,
names aid dates making very
strong evidence
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-15
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Official Minutes

New IBERIA, ln, April Sfh, II
The City Board nl Health mo-
this day al the c,Il nf tb, pms,
dent with Chairman W {, Youu,
IN the Char and m. l,Iln,
members present ana absent H.
vii: Messrs Drl,houss,,r ,,l
Indcst; Absent DR.. w + On,
stems and Mr. T.. l.. Romero.
4 he m,nn,es .t III. l,., -
were ,.o,i and ,,,,a,.,t
of Mr. D.l,hons., ,,,,
Mr. Indies, and c,,,,., =
Dr y,, .
III. f,l,.,,,,' w." - ''''
Nav lh.r,., \, Am ,,,,
!" The Members o! he tltA Board
OF Health, Now Ibeui., La
GentIemen: / h.c to read ,o,,
herewith my report since ente,,un
on The duties of Health ptli.., oi
New Iberia, on September 9th
1909; AT that Time Won know ns
well as do, the duties "A u.uoll,
practiccd ~ MI Muni,.i,,l Nn,,l,
throughout the State were more
nominal than anyih,uy else Th.
laws that We have ON the A,alu,.
books were there then hut had
not been xecnlcd by any STATE
Board prior to that Of which DR.
Bowling ~ now tho head This
Board, l'"e the balance, was mere
''"'' ~ ~ p"o''' aHains'
'''' VI '''a'' |'"N' y''i"W 'e
s'' "'" sea, '"' ma ''c' Plus TIN"
."''''.'''' ~ -" V'ta' STATISTICS
v.,v ,n,,,.,r., +, ,.. , ..I'
wy ""f''.'f' law, WIN onIy 10
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-15
OFFICIAL MINUTES
CITY COUNCIL,
Called Ne citing.

NJ
:. '''''' ''' Apf'l 10, 1911.
~ ""Jot Rnd Bnatd of Trns-
~, ','a '"'7 day pursuant ~ call
N''' mayor = =. Power In the
h'' ahh III" following mr,nhprs
i'''S'''i' ana absent, In Wit. Meaprs.
''''id, N"nlhweli, Trainor, RIh
'''"' '.asfali', frath. Mignez aud
l'''''"'it' Absent none
The ob,..t of IL. ,,t
hen trad which ,,,,. ''
New Iberia. La, Ap,ll Ia lnr,
To he Members II IL. ,.,.,, :,
trustees Of fh., .,,v - NJ
IL, RIA, In.
Ceu,l,n.,. Ma.
tin.d ,Lat ,,.,. " an ~ "'''oS no.
merrlng Of tho Mayor .,1 un.''.
- ,, "'','' "' IN" '''y OF Now
~, -, '''' ms evening April
',' '''"' - AZ "''o'A i, NJ. for
80 i"' PoN' "' ''ad'hs and AZ.
~ ~ "'''''''N' ''ceiV'hg reports
:" ''''' " " "PP'oVai oi h'Iis, re-
NV ,"b COMMUNICATIONS, taking
~ 49, matters ,"'ai'se !" the Elec-
;" ''S ~ "''" " a'ef ork" Rant
""' may ''l"''' '"ihea,a'e atten-
',"", 'ht '"''hcatioh 0f the action
,,al ;, ,h" .,,,,. =, m gu; u" ~
r,,,n.,r 49,, u" ~ '',l"'''" -.
w. Mayor and Eo.rd of Trns,.o.
and 10 consider a r.soln,ion :, .,
no,ut III. N.,or ,,a M..,.
the Council n Commiftee IN cnnf.,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-15
THE SCHOOL CENSUS.
The Sixth Ward Completed.
Some Interesting Features
Develop in the Work.

The enuMeration OF the educabic
children Of the city Of New iberia and
the sixth Ward, outside of the city Ii
mits. has just been completed by Nj.
Leon Lcmairc. who had this part Of
tie Parish work in hand. Through
his courtesics to the lbcrian we are
enable to give onr readers the follow
ing report on the Ce0sus.
NEW IBERIA.
West Of the Tcchc, whites. ....,. lo5n
East "f the Teci,e, whites. ........ $50
Total 1000
West OF the Tcche. Colored. -. lola
Eas, Of The reche, Colorcd, .... III
Total ll9
SMITH WARD
Outside OF the city Of New Iberia.
MUGS --'
Colored 33G
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-15
TESTS MILEAGE BOOK LAW.
District Attorney John J. Rohir,
Makes Successful Issue.

District Attorney John j. Robira
who made a successful test of the
Louisiana family mileage book law
in the District Court at Lafayette,
Judge Campbell upholding the con
stitutionality OF the measure, will
defend the appeal that the South
ern Pacific Railroad has taken TO
the Supreme Court. It is likely
that Mr.. RObira will also be one OF
the counsel for the state when the
case eventually reaches the United
States Supreme Court, it being the
intention to secure final opinion
AZ early as practicable.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-15

The coming Of Ellin Bcarch Yaw
to New Iberia on the 10Th Of this
month marks an epoch in the his
tory of the city. 1t is the first
time our people have had an op-
pOrtunity of hearing in their own
town one of the worlds famous
Prima DOnnas and no doubt they
will give her a royal reception.
When our people will set the seal
OF approval on real high class tai
ent, such opportunities, AZ will be
offered on the Goth. will not hc so
rare in New iberia, and We can en-
JOY at home first class entertain
ments, instead OF going to New
Orleans, or elsewhere in search
Of them.
Don't fail to hear CalifOrnia's
Nightingale on the Goth.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-15
Grand total for the Sixth Ward Is

The enumcratOr reports that he
found six sets Of twins in that part Ol
the city west Of the Teche three
white and three cOlored. The ages ol
the former are respectively II. II and
Is years The latter, 7, 9 and Is years.
East Of the Teche there are two sets
Of twins; one vet. white, 10 years, and
one set, colored, . years of aye.
In the Sixth Ward, outside Of the
city OF New Iberia. three sets, Of twins
we're found, all colored. their ages are
respectively &, and 10 years.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-15
PRIMA DONNA HERE.

NEW IBERIANS WILL HAVE THE
OPPORTUNITY OF HEARING
ONE OF THE WORLDS CELE-
BRIrIES AT HOME, IN THE
ELkH THEATRE, ON NEXT
THURSDAY EVENING.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-15
B. K. OF A.

We are just IN receipt Of Il lctte,
from our cx fellow tOwnsman, Mr.. =.
\. BenthalI. now located at New Or
l. lans, IL which no advises that he ex-
poets to visit his old home town on
next Monday, the 18th instant, when
he will devote himself to the effort ol
organizing Il local lodge of the order
of Benevolent Knights Of America
The home office Of this order In in New
Orleans.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-15
WORTHWHILE EXTENSION.
Times Democrat.

Times Democrat.
Moreauv;llc, La, April 1.-THE
New Iberia & Northern Railroad
Company, only recently organized
which has within twelve months
built a road from New Iberia Ia
Port Barre, is contemplating to ex
surveying party is now at work
From the progress already made,
it is expected that the survey will
be completed to MOrcauvillc to-
day.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-15

The Stmr. II. M Owens arrived
here on Friday night "f last week
with a very fai: cargo Of freigh,
for this city and surrounding conn
try. She was due here on her sec
nnd trip last night. having left
New Orleans on ! tuesday after
noon
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-15

Foley Kidney Pills contain in
concentrated form ingredients of
established therapeutic value for
the relief ana cure of all kidney
and bladder ailments. Foley Kid
ney Pills are antiseptic, tonic and
restorative. Refuse substitutes.
For sale at Taylor's drug store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-15
THE RENTER LIVES

From day to day, from moving
time to moving time, enjoying
only the privilege Of paying rent.
The homeSow9ef enjoys the sat
tsfaction 4f aermanent home for
his family you want a home,
It will pay y(u to cslk~At the office
and investi9ateseplan:
IBEHX BUILDING ASSN.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-04-15
TWO-THIRDs OF THE PEOPLE

OF this country live In rented
houses; you Eannot subsist IN your
old age ot rent receipts. They
have no rebate or other value, ex-
cept as relics Of your folly. Re-
solve not TO live smother year Tor
month, II bossible) In a house that
can be adorned with "TO LET'
signs. Let the landlord have II
and own your own home. Consult
our Secretary.
IBEHA BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
For Job Printing 20 to Millard's
Il. +. MILLARD, The Printer
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
Movement Planned Here Looking Toward Union OF Presby-
terian and Reformed Bodies

rTis.oric NAV become a meeting that IS
IN he held next Monday morning at the
Marble Collegiate Church. Through action
~ tho New York Presbytery and the New
York Chassis. leaders In the Presbyterian
and Reformed churches OF New YORK are
coming together TO pray and TO plan ior
work II IS believed to be the hrst time
they have ever done so, although the two
cornnunions are almost exactly alike ID
doctrine and polity.
The movement began in the New York
Presbytery. and II was started by the Rev
DR.. Henry Sloane Coffin, pastor or the
Madison Avenue Church and leader or late
wears I'm many Presbyterian advances. es-
pecialIv directed toward better methods
and Gospel extension. The Presbytery ap-
pointed a committee, and that committee
reported the step TO the Chassis. The latter
was a little cautious, but at its last meet
ing adopted a cooperative resolution and
named a committee Men who are IN the
undertaking include, with the Rev. Dr. Coz
fin the Rev. DR.. David James Burrell. the
Rev. DR.. David g. Wylie and the Rev. DIT.
Jesse T. Forbes.
Monday morning as many members OF
both Presbytery and Chassis as are so in
cIlned will attend the conference. The hour
,s 930 so fixed that attendance at Mon
dav ministers meetings at II o'clock VIII
be possible. The Rev. Dr. George AleXan-
der. moderator, viii speak for the Presby-
terians. and the Rev. \. y. Churchman'
clerk. for the Reformed people IL Is ex-
rected that discussion will follow. and that
some step may be taken toward closer re-
lations between these historic bodies, one
OF them the Oldest IN New York.
Church unity Is aimed at beginning
is made with one organization in each
body. so as 10 avoid complications There
are 5000 Presbvterians and 500 Reformed
involved. New fields in New York suburbs,
II occupied by either. need not be occupied
b. both That IS one line of unity proposed.
Where two bodies are represented In fields
already comfy can at least be practised.
That is q second line Of unity. II there be
work in public institutions, among iuimi-
grants or among Italians already resident
II can be combined work. That Is third
line OF proposed unity. The experiment
possesses national interest, so fraught Is II
with danger Of ecclesiastical explosion and
yet. II u succeed, so big Is it in possible
result
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
FOREIGN Markets.

r.t.ruool. 'cr. --NItLAr-srot c8s-.. $50
,..,-it,ba e. InI. 80 q. q a.. futures .Irlu .
De@1.nbSr, d 7s -, March. Is 2s,d. Ma. 3
tad COEN--Spot h''ni American mixcd o.
,Ng. s.frras drn. iauuHrr .a SID. F.h-
mar. ss 7d ILotk-.Wi1 patents. rs
GS HOPS-ln London 'r'cinc C"asp, i1lp
Prime mess Western Es 1. HANS short
,, "a. BACON-Cuuteriaad cut. f1s short cut.
'ttir.r bellies 4ca %. long r.ar mId1Irs.
iiiisbt 5os 90 heav} ta. Cd .a5r. clear sacrs.
as Gd shoulders 52s'I ~, i'AED--P Prime
rsfis. "a 81 tTrEi-,iood t'Hits,d sta-,es.
II = -o- Gi TAfLDW-prtnnc rifr a-.
Cd Ti-EPENTiiN>E- Spirits l.... 80, p. tosrN
tINsEED OIL. 35s TALIOW-A Aus.
g..liin IN london. sis 70 cOTToNsEED
TFtlI rtHucd. spot. -Is "d
Oh pcc s.--EAW SUGAR Csnt.if.
uga iss 80 mnsgoyaa9. - HEEr ssIGAH
i.u iune 53s 90. LfNSEED or ..- ~
sP1RM Olio 90 10, f,LTEoLEL& Am,c.l'
lean refined i.,, p q, ,ss p''''s 80 LEPt>.
str,ined. los 81. nna. lsa
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
oruEp SPEAKERS AND TOPICS

,,,srra tIon-C. X. Gilbert A." ?. H.
~,,,1rcr of the Puritans-Dr. Young
,,orr,nc. "Girded by the Unknown
rrdepeudent Liberal - Henry FI@-,N'
-, i.--t .Ubv the Socialists Deserved De-
fsat I'm Los Angeles
'e,,s 'e~onns,ate-Thomas II. Nichols. morning
ana evening ..,-,,,- .Tbe
Rutgers-Dr. Foulkes' c'eHlH9'
Tragedy Of a Great Soul
HoIv Communion-Dr. Mottet' morning
and evening, p. m, French service Fl7'i0
Guglio. n,eald
,,orning. communion; evening I'ol''e
Hour" service. ---,-.-,.
west End Presbyterian-Dr' heis"'"'
evening, The Calder
c,ace Church-Dr Slattery, morning
Bishop Rowe. evening.
rtbical Culture-Dr. Adler, norhllls'
The Ethical Attitude Toward Enemies
scotch Presbyterian--Dr Wylie' morn
ina. THE Response of Soul Touched by
God
christian Scicnce-"God, tho Preserver Oh
Man"
chapel Of tho Intcrcessiou, Trinity Pa
isb-Milo II. Gates. morning and eyenlhs'
special musical programmes.
Pilgrim Church-Dr Peters. morning.
what J. Christianity
Free Syuagogue--Dr Wise, morning, Is
Woman a Parasite
Temple Beth-El-Dr. schuimau mornlng'
The Progressive and tie Conservative
Spirit in Judaism"
Metropolitan Temple-Dr. LOuN, evening
Justice ard Mercy"
Fifth Avenue Baptist--Dr Anderson, eve
ming. "The Price OF Indifference.
Collegiate Church OF st Nicholas, VI. j..
Macleod, morning; Mr. Mabon, evening
The False Religions.
Church ot the TRANSPORTATION; Or.
Houg hton. morning; +. G.. Duffy evening
Madison Avenue Reformed: DR.. Garter,
morning. "A Book Worth while; evening,
cantata, ~ Song OF Thanksgiving.
Fourth Presbyterian, Or Work evening
Eternity IN the Heart"
Brick Presbyterian. Or Rerrill special
musical service, p. H.. The Messiah
St Pauls Chapel Columbia; Professor
Woodbridge. p. m, commemOration SER
vice
LenoA Avenue Unitarian. Or. Wright
morning. The latest Statement OF Re
lglo.. II. Authority"
First Baptist l. NJ Haldeman, evening
Jesus Christ. Almighty God; or. Not a
Good Man No Possible Compromise
All Souls Unitarian, Thomas Il Slcer'
morning Evaporation
Church of the Messiah (Unitarian), J. H.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
DAMAGE BY CHESTNUT BLIGHT
Pennsylvania Loses $4,000, ,000-other
States S15,000.00O.

Philadelphia. Dec s.-Ten million dol
lars damage has already been done in
the State OF Pennsylvania by the chest
nut blight. according to the commission
appointed on the authority OF the Legis-
lature by Governor Tener to eradicate the
disease. In addition 10 this there has
been damage IN other states 10 the
amount OF about s15,000,O0O. This will
constitute but small part Of the loss oc-
casioned. according TO a statement made
by the commission to-day. If the blight is
not checked as the chestnut timber in
Pennsylvania alone IS valued az from $50
000 600 to s1O.00O,000
If the disease is not wiped out IL VIII
sweep the magnificent chestnut forests
Of the South. The annual chestnut out
put Of the eastern part Of the United
states is worth s22,0OO,O00.
Pennsylvania has appropriated $4,000
to defray expenses In checking and wip-
ing out the blight. Thirty trained men
are IL the field in this state. They have
located the advance line of the blight and
are supervising the cutting and burning
OF diseased trees and locating new lnfec-
tons
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09

conner. tsHGi3wc; electrolytic, 1915 q T. sc;
caefin- ~. Tl3c TlN-EaSy; spot, 4i.-J y
ts sscs pecer1ber. 4i25g 4475c; January.
March- - IS d ace April. 4l.50 a A.. 5oc. Lon
don weak. SPOT f2O2 1Os futures flel los.
I.EAp--Ouiot. 4409 4.50c New York 4,$o
! Soc East 81 Louis London, ti5 los. Spell
Ira"f 81 FOULS London f2G lie ca ANTI
NONY-Dull: Cookson's. T.75c IRON--Cleye-
ianl warrants ass sd IN London. locally un-
settled so Z foundry Northern, Slt 100 Sl9,
[ Southern soft. 81 +2JNSif -.
COTTONSFED OII--Continucd offerings or
crude IN the South resulted IN active heage 80 u
inc ana rric,s were easy. Rsiiners sold lsta
positions. and there was a very poor cOnsump-
i've demand Shorts were fairly active buyers,
ans al tho close the market was steady al a net
loss cf srs points. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
nTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago. Dec. s-cATTLsEz-,,R.sssesigtts. 200,
stockers ana feeders. s34S5 so. COWS and
heifers s2G s. 90. calves, g. 50g S -. HOGS
Receipts. 200 mere acuye az 9p.is si :
heavy. S5S5gss SIX, rough. S So 50 o5;
good 20 choice, heavy. 81 90 q Sc 37i7 pigs. -
q IS 40 bulk Of sales, soa So 2J. SHEEP
Receipts. 1i000; steady; native, 81 81 q - -;
Western. Sc s0qS4 10. yearlings - % n S. 80:
lambs. native ss 75d s025. Western. 81 70 q
Kansas city. Dec s--CATTLE-RsceIpts
BOO including no Southerrs. steady 10 strong
dressed besf ana expert steers So 30 q -; iair
stoci<ers and feeders sass 10 Southern,
81 25a Sc 30; Southern cows. s5 . 81 SO; native,
calves S45OaSS HOGs-Receipts 5000.
strong % &c higher bulk Of sales. - 70D
81 80. heavy. SO 25 aSe 35s packers and bu.ch-
SIS % SHEEP-R4ceiprs 4 600. steady 70
strong. Western lambs S6 %, muttons. 81 -
q 81 2o, yearll1gs 50 % q -: Ntiners 80 . =
s. ewes, s. - aS5 50, stoekers and feeders
Cincinnati. Dec. CATTLE - Receipts.
SIl sctive and STEADY % strong; steers, So -
81 so calves. good light steady. other gra1es
dull and lower. says HOGs-Receipts. g
stags s3aS5; common sows. SIC s. 60 pigs
and lights s4G$5 20 SHEEP-Receipts 45j
easy and slow, 81 p So IS, lambs slow and
East BGfalc' Dec. s-CATTLE-Receipt..
800 head. fairly active ana steady 20 strong
VEALS-Receipts, ZOO active ana CSC higher
HOGs-Receipts. $4,000 head slow and steady
70 Sc lower. heavy and mixed. s. 30 50 -,
Workers IS l5q SO 35, rOuEhs. IS 5Og s. 63.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rcceipts 15o0o active
and steadv 10 strong. lambs. s. 5yH 50 -
yearlinrs 81 25Qs4 Is wethsrs. Sc 5oG s. -.
ewes, S}d s. p; sheep, mixed. 81 SOC s. %.
lBy Telegraph 10 The Trbunel
S. Louis Dec S--CATTI. .E,---Recelpts f.
H.. supply small and quality not GOOD an
sold at steady prices HCGs-Receipts. H656,
fairly active, prices irresuar cholce heavy.
3 n lOc higher. pigs ana lights, lOI laC lower,
choice. So so y 50 40, bulk OF sales. IS 90 80.
pack ke~s 50 so "A So 90 best lights. s. % IS 90
air. 81 80 q 81 70. best pigs 81 30 y - -; fair
little pigs. So 81 40. SFEEP-Receipts. 80.
pens bare. demand fair for rat and prices
frm lambs 81 - r s. -, sheep. s. - 1 - Co.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
"Tbe Sociology OF the

Holmes, morning, THE Sociology OF the
Lords Prayer"
Madison Avenue Baptist Dr. Eaton
evening. The McNam&ra Casa mes
sage 70 the American workingmen
Christs Mission: Manuel Fernando al
ternoon, "The Sin of the Nation
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian; Walter
Duncan Buchanan. evening. "Life's Three
Shadows and How 10 Use Them.
Professional Womans League; Nllld
Faulkner Page, afternoon, WITHIN ths
Temple"
First Church of the Healing Christ W.
John Murray, morning, Spiritual Psychoi-
ogy."
Church Of the Ascension: Percy Stickney
Grant, evening. Labor Organizations ana
Criminal Force"
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
WONT TELL AGES; NO GIFTS
Boston Telephone Girls Also Balk Plan
for Pensions.

Boston Dec. S.-Not even for such allure
ments as a Christmas present OF cash and
promise OF pension will the young women
employed by the local telephone company
reveal their ages. Recently the directors
of the company voted 10 give the girl
switchboard operators cash present at
Christmas, the amount varying according
70 age. IL was announced that this Christ
mas gift would eventually develop into a
pension.
One Of the young men secretaries had the
task OF tabulating the girls By ages. He
began his work among the l5o young
women employed in the main office. After
a few hours OF fruitless questioning he re-
ported 70 the directors that the task was
q hopeless one, as not one Of the operators
would answer his questions as 10 the date
Of her birth. The scheme has therefore
been abandoned for the present.