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The Washington herald., 1911-09-13
DAILY COURT RECORD
ITucsdny, September IL, I0IID

Northwest corner Sixth and F streets northwest
square ~ Catherine G. Hannah to Eugene A.
Hannah, Alice VI. Whyte ct vir Anna G. j..
Edward. Frank D. and Loretta Hannah, 81.
Party Of second part conveys 10 party Of first
Iart all interest in lets Z and 3. and south
part Of lot T. and parties Of irs; part conveys 70
Eugene \. Hannah. Aiice VI. Whyte Anna G..
J. Edward. Frank D.. and Loretta Hannah 81.
lot Il; to he held ny party Of first part during
life and thereafter by parties Of second part in
fee simple: subject TO two trusts aGgregating
Sl35G
South EenilU orth-LOt 75 square 5l55; Bernard G.
Brown ct to Mary Hawkins SO.
| Connecticut Avenue Hiyhlands-LOts g and 3,
square 36l the ConTecticut Avenue Highland.
Company 10 Charles ]. Strecter. SO
Fourteenth and Clifton streets northwest-Psrt Of
lots and ?, block S. University Park: Frank W.
McReynolds, surviving trustee. TO George H.
Zellers and William !. Mcclure. 5000.
BurTille-LOt p. block = northwest Of square $40
and lot 3. square $40; Frank T. Rawlings ct
ux. to Robert Lee Gray. SO
East DelnwOod-LOts and 6. block I6 square 52ls
same to same. SO
South Takoma-LotS l to = black l. and lots
to }. block .. and part described; !. Harold
Mcdonald TO Concrete Structural Title Com.
pany, SO. Subject to trust Of $3.50
South Takoma-LOts l TO I. block. l. and lots
l to }. block >. and part described; Arthur
A. Bimey ct uN. and the Alexandria Real
Estate lnTestmCnt. Trust and Title Company
to J. Harold Mcdonald. SO
Garfeld-Square 57+i, lot l67; Andrew d. Lofier and
Percy H. Russell. trustees, to Christian
SchelhOrn. Sl.00O.
1872 street nOrthwest-Square 2fs lot %: Rem
jamIn +. Strickler et uN. to Mark F. FIN
ley. SO.
Mount PIeasant-Lot SO block !: William B. En-
inert TO MYRTLE J. Emmert. SO.
lS55 Eighth street nOrthweSt-Square -: Robert
Maitland EllysOn. executor and trustee to
William J. Heiden. $40
street southwest. between Third and Four-and-
a-half streets-SQuans 81 lot III: Harry A.
Kite ct TO Oliver Johnson. SO.
Rear Of Fifth street southeast between ? and e.
Streets-Square S34. subOt S: Thomas W
smith It ux. to Catherine \. Kane So
lnterCSt-An interest in estate If Simon and
Margaret CarmOdy: Joseph VI. Carmody to Mar
garet A. Redmond. Mary c. Kershaw. and
Katherine A. HUugh. SIC
Twenty-ninth street northwest. between VI and
Olive streets-SQuare l2lO lots Is5 IS to ls9:
Clarence 4. Rheem. surviving trustee, to the
Philadelphia Trust and Safe Deposit and In
surance Company. 200.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square SSo-Lot s.: Edward l. Downs to Maurice
Fitzgerald and Michael ]. Colbert. to secure Ray.
mond A. COrcOran. S2jc. to 25 months. 6 per
Square T35-Lot 81 Charles j. Motley ct rx. Julia
b. to II. II. Bergmann and George NJ. Em-
merich. to secure Metropolis Building AssOcia,
tion. No g. $500
BurrriIle Is to p and a. block 9, section %
lots g. TO- Q, 81. and 81 block :. section ;
Samuel W. CoCzrell ct ux.. Nettie, TO John o.
Massic and Christian ]. GOekeler. to secure
Robinson White. 81 900. s months per cent
Addition to lie Droit Park-Lot rs block 30
Arthur y. Murphy ct ux.. Irene E. to GeorEe
NJ. Emmerch and ID. S. Mackall to secure
Washington Six Per Cent Building Association
Square lo45-Lot 81: Ernest Fl. Ady ct ux. Susie
G., TO NJ j. DOnohos and John W RidTely
to secure Daniel ]. and Roberta CAN'T $50,
to 70 months. per cent.
University Park-Parts f lots l and . block q
George H. Zellers ct uI Sarah E. and William
j. Mcclure ct uI., Ida v, to Clarence b.
Rheem and George W. F. Swartzen to secure
Harry T. Domer, u.27s.s5. } years, per cent,
semi-annuAIy.
Square 2JO-Parts Of lots q and 3: Austin Wells
ct ux., Catherine r., to George = Slabaugh
and James L. Eauick. to secure United States
Savings Bank. $500. l year. per cent.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Square ssgl
south half of lot g. block :; Mamie f. Vernon
ct Tir, Benjamin F., to the Washington Loan
and Trust Company. to secure Equitable Co
operative Building Association. $500.
and 81; Charles ]. Streeter TO George J. Easter
day and Albeit T. Coumbe to secure the Con-
necticut Avenue Highlands Company. AEsO.sl
To 80 months per cent.
South Takoma Park-Lots / to I. block 10: lots
to }. block .. and part described ]. Harold
Mcdowell to Michael B. Harlow and Joseph W.
Coz, to secure Arthur A. Birney. s. 50. and
the Alexandria Real Estate Investment, Trust
and Title Company, SI-S23. l to years. 5 per
cent annually.
Square elliot IS; Oliver P. hoy ct ux to
Charles p. Stone and Charles W. Fairfax, "a
secure jamie C. Dyer, $500. years, PEI
cent, semi-annuAlly.
Indolence-SQuare 25s9. lots 30 to 3: Charles q.
Wire ct uI., Esther NJ, To W. Z. Lester and
NJ J. Colbert, TO secure the National Perma.
nent Building Association, 81 800.
Lot 2-SQuaro 455; W. Wallace Chiswell and Hany
A. Kite to W. ]. Lambert and Louis p. Shoe
maker, to secure Rudolph II. Yeatman, 5000.
to S months per cent. semi-annually.
Lot lH-Souare 81: Oliver johnson to William A.
Hill and R. W. Beall, to secure Harry A. Kite
$50 to 80 months. per cent seIniannually.
lie DToit PArk-LOts % and ~, block Is: Edward T.
Pettengin et VI. 70 Edward s. York and william
II. Shoes. TO secure Ellen A. yintou, q, ,0oo
years, per cent. seni-annually.
Pike to Andrew Wilson aud James p Schick tc
years. per cent, semiannuAlly.
Square E0-Lots % to 50; George r. Linkins and
Julirs /. Peyser. trustees. TO George W. and
William II. Linkins, 90 SECURE Violet A. Ciagstt.
@.M. yean, Pr cent. semi-annnAliy.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Sept. I2-NnLLFEED-stesdy: mod
crate business Spring bran. $50; standard mid
dlfnss. s35; Western red-doR IS; winter wheat
bran in loo-pound sacks to arrive. H.5o; city bran
in tulk. 244e
OATS-Steady moderate inquiry. No. white
gll No. white So; standards. %. elevator
basis UnRraded on tracks. isa53
fLOUR-Steady: fair business KanSas strAiEhts
5OaL75. in sacks; spring patents 5Soa5S In bar
rels spring clears IZ5a45o; soft winter straights
Ll0a4.3e
RYE FI.oUR-Fm: moderate dealings. Choict
brands quoted al 4sSa5.lS
CORNIEALI-Steady; demand moderate. Kiln
dried for export. 25; coarse nal, IN bags. lfca
l.S
HAY-Receipts. lIss tons; steady; moderate in
uuiry, Quotations are for new prime timothy. l.0
No. /, l25al.o; No. 2 LlSalD; No. J. SA9
old, more per 100 pounds
ness. Long rye quoted at 7baso.
BEEF-Steady; inquiry moderate RACKET, lSU
PoRK-stesdy; demand is inactive. Mess. laSt
Sls3; family. S0aD.m
LARD-weaksr; inactive dealings Prime West
ern, aso, refined Continent, nlo; South American
II %; rehAed Bhziiian. In kegs. 2W: oleostearine
nhai9: lard stearfne slow; New York. llal2
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LOCAL PRICES CURRENT.

Quotations given below are for large lots Jobbers'
prices higher
EGGs-Near-by fresh. Virginia 2a2: West vir.
siuia and Southwest Virginia. sOa2l; Tennessee. as
BUTTER-Elsin fancy. 2SHa2as: Western frst,.
2a2s: seconds 26aT.
CHEEsE-New York State factory. new. lH4a
49,
POCLTRY-C Chickens. per III Halls hens, per Ib
Il; roosters. per III. sac; turkeys. per H.. lss2O.
DRESSED POCLTRY-Hens, choice. per lb., l6
chickens. l6ai7. roosteTs. per H., 10.
VEGETABLES-P Potatoes. new No. l. per blShel
lO1l.IS; sweets IN. c.. per Dbl, 3Ooa325; vans
IN. c.. pcr bbl.. 25oa275: cabbaEes per bbl.. I2a
30: eggplant, crate. +oa7S; lettuce IN ". per
beans per brshcl. l.50a225 Peppers, per crate 50a
75 tomatoes homegrown. 5OALOO; green corn. home
grown, per doz.. sal2; cucumbers. per basket, 75A
loo.
GREEN FRUITs-AppIes. Per bbl.. IOoa4 %;
oranges. California, per box. 4ooa5oo; lemons
per box, 325aI5o grape fruit. per box, 250a
2T5; pineapples. 2GOaa00: watermelonS. lOa35
cantaloupes per crate. Looa225: peaches per crate
ga2S5: pears, BsrtIetts 5Oai75 per b1sheI: grapes
Niagara per basket 1914: Delaware. PA; black. l0I
IL pums. per sIb. basket, 3Aoo; damsOns. per s-lb.
basket. 95a3.
HAY AND STRAw-Hay, Western, No. l. Aooa
$50; No. p DOoaz35o: mixed hay. Hooaz2oo;
straw, rye bundle IooOalo5o machine thrash. f.5os
500; straw, wheat. per ton. ASaSoo; straw. cat p<5
ton, To0asoo.e
LIVE SToCK-sheer per Ib, 2JH; Ambs.
spring per H., 5iSa5is: calves, choice per lh, s;
medium per ID. 7A7l4.
GRAIN-wheat, new. per bIshel. ssGs5; com,
Shelled, old, per bushel. I5aso: ear, per bhl,
f.0oa4.Z; oats, Western white. No. z Per bBs
tsa5l; oats mixed per bushel. Hat9: bran, Per ton
100: middlings per ton. ZOO
WOOL AND HIDEs-wool washed. free q bum
per b, Ea26; wool, unWashed per Ih, 2ll22; hides.
dry. ID, l5als; salted hides, per ID, TO- calf
skins, green. each l25aLJ0
sEEDS-Red clover. per bushel, l2ooal3oo; alsihs
clover. per bushel. u.ooal2oo; white clover. pr
bushel l5eoAlsoo; crimson clover. 6ooas25: timothy.
peT hushel. 7oaI0 blue zrass. per bushel, 3ooa35D;
rediop ETass. l6@Hn.@ pr 100 lbG Alfalfa. Per
buShsl, u-5oai1e0
The Washington herald., 1911-09-13
CHARLEY MITCHELL
WINS EMPIRE PURSE
All Other Races Off at New
York State Fair.

Syracuse y. Y, Sept. 12.-There were
four races on the card at the State fair
track to-day, but the course was muddy
and all were postponed save the big EN-
pire State Stake for 2:l4 trotters and the
PIP pace. The $4,000 Empire State Stake
was captured by Tommy Murphys Char
ley Mitchell, who equaled his record of
2:O6 II in the third and final heat. In
view of the conditions this performance
was exceptionally good. Gay Audubon
tried hard to make the event a split heat
race, but never had a chance after the
sevcn-eiGhth pole had been passed
The 2:I2 pace went to Forrest Prince in
four heats. St Anthony drew the pole
in the first heat. and when the bunch
hit the back stretch Lloyd Bell took the
lead Forrest Prince overcame the chaI-
lenger ana won the heat after a stiff
brush home with st. Anthony. In the
second heat they started in procession
with ST. Anthony leading. Jones Gentry
second, and Forrest Prince third. At the
thrce-quarter pole Cox pulled the Prince
out, and in the stretch he overhauled
the leaders and won in 2:O91-i, a new
mark for him. The summaries:
The Empire State 2li-Trotting: three in five ;
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Probate Court.


IN re William b. RCidy ct al. guardian ad hten
appointed. Attcmeys. Miriam & Smith.
Estate Of Mary G. Bradford; letters Of administra-
tOn c. a. granted to Edward G. Bradford; bond,
81 CO. Attorneys Gordon & Gordon
Isate Of Julia 4. Bryan: order disChaTging HIle.
Estate Of Susan BigEinS order for sale Of real e.
tate. Attorneys. Baker, Sheehy Hogan.
In re Mary B. Heenan; surety on bond released.
Att0rueys Hamilton. Yerkrs q Hamilton
II. re George T. Tay inner; order for allowance.
Attorney. W. B. Guy.
Estate Of Jemima Hetnlein; letters teStamentsry
granted to Lewis W. Gail ard Frank b. Walker
bond. 500. Attorney L. w Call.
Estate Of Patrick Cannon; Letters documentary
granted TO Arthur F. Cannon; bond. 500. Attor-
ney. !. A. TComey.
Estate Of Mary +. g. Walker; letters Of admins
t-atiUn granted to William w. and Grant +. Chase
bond. 500. Attorneys. Clephame 4 Clephane.
Estate of Henry d. Chichester: letters tesla
nrntary granted TO J. Stanley Brown; bond. s. go
ATTORNEYS Maddox & Galley.
Estate Of Mary A. Ellis; eyenPlihed COPY Of will
dated April q 1911 anil T1tition for ancillary let
tiers tcstamentary Attorneys. Thomas Beller.
Estate Of Ellen Sullivan; will dated May l3. 1911,
fled.
Estate Of Joseph LOughr9n; will dated March
1903 and petition for letters testamentary. Attor-
ney, T. II. LOughran.
In re Joseph p Ragland; petition to remove
guardian filed. Attorney Wilton J. Lambert.
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REAL ESTATE. TRANSFERS.

1906 I street nnrthwsSt-Square 80. parts Of
original lots "a and s; the Washington Loan
and Trust Compahy, trustee. 70 Austin Wells,
$500.
Reno-Square IT5O. lots 10 To 30 block Il; Edward
c. Thomas ct uI., Elizabeth o. NJ, to james H.
Cissell SO
GeorEia avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets southeast-SquAre l0l5, lot 50; Daniel J.
CAN'T ct III. to Ernest II. Ady ct ux., SUSIE
o.. joint tenants, SO
lI9 North Carolina avenue Southeast-Square rs,
lot 81; Florence d. McAulife ct ux., Rose NJ,
to Charles ]. Motley ct uI., Julia B., joint
tenants, So
s7 L street southeast-squars So. lot ss; Raymond
A. Corcoran to Edward i. Downs, N.T5o.
81, s3 and SIS F street nOrthEest-oquare SIS. lots
. to s.: Simon Bube ct ux. to John G.
weedon, SO
I3O5 street southsast-Sa1Ire 1o5s lot e6 Blanche
B. Bennett 10 John c. Weldon, so.
III @ street southwest-Sduare Is. part Of lot 20
Mary Biandie Gordon 20 Rens T. Freida, 10.
Carroll street Bouthwes;-SQuare -. part q LOT
%; Rsna Z. FreidA to Christie Freida, 80
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Apply for Virginia Charter.

Application for a charter has just been
made to the state corporation commits
sion of Virginia, by tn" K. =. Board
Motor Truck Company. with factory and
Principal offices at Alexandria. Va. The
charter calls for a maximum capital Of
S!on,"". Of which S-:5."n has been paid
, IN
The officers of the new company are
y. +. Board. president. T {. Smith. vice
president: W. T.. Bain. treasurer: George
: Hinkins. secretary. r. X. Callahan.
assistant secretary. Tn" company has
Ilready commenced tn" erection Of a
arge factory at Alexandria. where the
board trucks will be- manufactured 1t
the intention Of the company to build
commercial trucks OF LOO pounds and
ne. two. and three ton capacity. Oper-
utIuns will he started in the near future.
md the new truck will soon he on the
market.
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TORONTO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four 4nd onchaf furlongs: two
vCar-ods. selling. TWPn' one los tCrIllcnl to l.
= on: Garden Of Roses lOj urwint Is to l. second
Hugh Quinn. lOS White. to l. third. Time 90
DAY MAY. shove Dream. Jim O., Norma Girl Bill
Lamb and MOninn aIs1 tan.
SECOND RACE-FIys frlonSs: thrre eyear-olds
and upward puRc $50 Kruni. lO2 lDreyerl to
!. won Satin Bower los white. 10 to l. second
blanche Frances. I02 Murray. } to = third Time
O6 WoDdST Worker. turiOuS ChApcTral. Wilfred
tiCrhrS. Matinrnss. and Sugar Loaf also ran.
THIRD RACE-Threc-5 5ear-olds and upward; Ave
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court v. 1.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 2Clas. Jackson jackson: reference 70 eI.
amlurr Attorneys. ]. l.. Collins-A W. Scott and
r e Fox.
No SIS Anderson ~ Capital Auto Sightseeing
Company auditors rCpurt ratified. Attorneys. Il.
T. BchTruds and BrnCy y WOOdard-L II. David.
No. 2r79 Lyon BusSCy; testimony Of defend.
ant ordered filed Attorneys. I. -. Lyon and W. L.
Ambrose Simmons & simmons
No. G9s Hopkins Hopkins rule TO cnn'
tempt rCturuable September -. Attorneys W. NJ.
Ehison-E W. r. Ewing
No. $50 Cunningham vs. Cunningham; rule IS
onntemp; Trturnable September IS. Attorneys
W. \. CcOmbe-E. y. Hopewcll.
No. SlJS. Gai0cr National Stone and Brick
COMPANY: TeCpVCrS aUthuTz"d to accept convey.
ance. Attorneys. Lcckic. Fulton d Cox and c. w.
Fowlcr-W. \. Johnston, {. +. CaHSi, and Z. L.
GiCs.
No. 3gS3 Dawson vs. DawSon: reference TO e1,
amner. Attorneys J. II. Zabel-W. z. Ambrose.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New York Srr. I'm the live stock market
TO-DAY b0eVtS were, ominally firm Dressed beef
steady at sal2 for native sides. Calves steady
Veals, 7OlaIOOO; tops. 1850: ClIs F.6O: butter
milks and Grasscrs. 4oOa4.75: Southern calves 4oa
SIS. Dressed calves firm City dressed yeals Ia
1871. country drt sed. lOalf
Sheep steady: lambs active and finn all sold
Sleep, 2OOaioO: culls J0al -: lambs 525a6 10 :
cus. 400. Dressed mutton steady at Gas; a few
wCthOIS. 81. Dressed lambs, 9lzal2.
Hogs lower. with common to choice selling at 73Oa
30 roughs 6SOa660.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-13
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Sept l2-Moncy on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened 81 a% per cent: highest
~; lowest. 2h: closing at 9H per cent Most Of
the DAYS loans were made at "a prr cent
There is very little doing in the time-mouey
market. and rates are unchanged and stradr What
business there is is mostly ccntsred in the ninety.
lag maturity.
Rates are sA5I per cent for si1ty davs s!a5i;
per cent for ninety days, ana 31saI per cent for
over the year. = ~ -
Commercial paper is unchanged at a.As,s per
cent for the best names ~
london discounts. SN per cent up 4.
Pans discounts ~ per cent, unchangsa
Berlin discounts. ~ per cent, UNCLAIMED
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Lawauits.

No. s5ssl. Jacob Sega! r. D. Lockley; judE-
ment Municipal Court. S2l.46 Attorneys Topper &
Gusack.
No 500. Rhinebeck Violet Association, Inc. vs..
T. D. Blackstone appellant appeal Municipal
Court Attorneys, +. D.. Blackstone and E. s.
Bailey.
No SFpO William T. Chase The Washington
Gaslcht Company, Inc. damages. $1,000. AttOr-
neys Darr, PeysCr & Taylor and A. L. Newmyer.
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.enntor mftchcock Lea.e..

senator Gilbert VI. Hitchcock, Of Ne
raska. VINO. with Mrs. Hitchcock and
Miss Hitchcock, spent last winter a the
Sh0reham has leased an apartment at
I-l2 II street northwest. next door to
tn, metropolitan Club for the coming
winter.
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Apartment House Sold.

The Cameron, a four-story apartment
at the northwest corner Of Vermont
avenue and T street northwest. has been
sold to Samuel w. PiCkford for c. G.
Crawford. The building has a frontage
of siXty-one feet in Vermont avenue
nnd sixty-three feet in T street
The Washington herald., 1911-09-13
FINANCE AND REALTY

Yesterday witnessed one OF tn" dul!'St
sessions the local exchange has known
this season. Only ffty-siX shares of stock
were sold. and no bonds figured in the
trading. Interest was at low ebb and the
session was brief.
Only three trades were in quotations
lut figures Twenty-Five shares of WASH
ington Gas sold at s: ten shares of Com
nirrcial National Bank at 1919. and a lot of
Graphophone preferred went at .. After
cali nine additional shares of GRAPHIC
phone preferred went at the same figure.
One share of Electric preferred sold at $S'4
and one share OF Mergenthaler went at
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Gable Expected To-day.

Benjamin s Gable. Assistant Secre-
tary of Commerce and Labor. who has
been in Europe for about six weeks. is
expected TO land in New York this morn
ing Officials of the department received
word yesterday. and Mr.. Cable is ex-
pected to drop in some time in the af-
ternoon.
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Diplomat in u street.

The Counselor Of the German Embassy
and Mrs. Hanicl Won Haimhausen, have
leased the large brick residence at l7l9
H street northwest. formerly occupied
by Count and Countess Conrad de
Busseret. the Minister from Belgium
and his wife
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibhs 4 %
members o< the Chicago Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building
Chicagu Sept I2-Wi,.' vas fairly strong On
mdnipulativP trading. September. I3S; December
967, ao67s: May lO1's
Trading in corn was light Liquidation was in
evidence. September. 667, Dcccmbcr. ST.. MAY.
66L
Oats were strong on short covering and good IN
vo-tmCnt bUInE Scptcmbcr. 49,. December ga
d. MAY isa,ais7,
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago. sept l2.-Hay market easy. receipts
SIS tons; shipments. a IONS. Choice timothy.
q. JOaE5O clover. lOOOal40O: Kansas and Okla
homa prairie choice. Is OOal5.5O: Iowa Minnesota.
Dakota and Nebraska Il 50al5,5O; Indiana Illinois
and Wisconsin feeding prairie. sCoaIO.5O; rye straw.
9O0a9.jo; cat straw. 7.5Oas.5o: wheat straw, j5Oa
6NI
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allowances claimed.
Benent Game Tomorrow.

The Sherwood team of the Sunday
School League and an all-star aggrega-
ton will play a benefit game at Thir-
teenth and D streets tomorrow at $50
o'clock.
The proceeds Of this game will go to
the parents of William Cameron. Young
Cameron was injured while a spectator
at one Of the Sunday School League
games last May.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At MontgDmcr-M -Montgomey Il New Orleans ;.
At ChattanoOga-Fir,t game: Chattanooga, >;
Memphis. 0. Second game: Chattanooga, O; Mem
phis. !.
At Atlauta-Atl7nta ?; Nashville. G.
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Circuit Court.

JI NIII Z VIUT 1t.
No. 492l5 McBlalr District of Columbia; or.
der for commission 10 issue. Attomsys John Ridout
T. h. Thomas
No 1888. SchafCr ~. Harrison. jT; Judgment by
default. Attorney John Ridout.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co., mem.
ben Of the New York Stock Exchange. HIbbs
Building.
Call money! Open. "a nigh. "a low. 2sS close, 2.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At 50. Joseph-St. Joseph. >; Omaha, 5
Al T0rska-FIrst game: Topeka. o. Lincoln
Second came: Topeka. 0: Lincoln. l.
A. Puehlo-PuebI >: Denver. T.
At Sioux City--Siou1 City, !; Des Moines, 0.
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Mechanics Lien.

No Csc Frank lie Roy Elevator Company vs.
Thomas J. Kemp and Sarah T Davis: Sublots s
and D. square ls3. SIZE Attorneys, Brandenburg &
RTandenburg
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Experiments with a process for obtain
ing textile fiber with merits between
those OF cotton and linen from the nsttle
government.
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Criminal Court No. I.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No 2-7i6 United States Abraham Rice
rccngnizancc in 800, with Isadore Freund as
surety taken.
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EnnIfH Suits.

No soS7. Brghtwood Park Methodist Episcopal
Church Inc VS.. William S. Detioxler ct al,
trustees; to substitute trustee Attorney, R. W.
McNiahon.
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A thin paste Of fuller's earth over
which porous paper Is laid until II Is dry
viii remove Erease spots from mating.
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 752 In re Abraham VI. FreChie; hearing on
discharge fixed for Octobe. %.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-13
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Ssl7s-Rczllar call. II O'Clock noon:
Washington RAILWAY and Electric MD, At
S..
MCrgenthalsr ! AZ -.
Commercial National Bank. 10 l99.
Graphorhone pfd 70 at =
After call:
tiraphophone Tfd. at s.
Washington Gas = at Sc
Following the bid and asked prices posted yes
The Washington herald., 1911-09-13
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

Ia dividend.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-01
THIRTEEN HO0D0O" NO
BAR TO FUN OF JOY RIDING IN
EASTERN SECTION OF COUNTY
County Commercial Club Mixers Break Axles,
Tires And Autos, But Made Long Trip With
out Tragedy---Bands, Flags, Glad Hands And
Grub Greeted The Greeters At Every Stop

few miles out from Grover, and a
detour was made to look at these.
Grand Old ''Feed"
|. Oasis ranch, the old Adams and
Bunker place, is rightly named.
Here are twenty acres of cottonwood
grove, thirty feet high, good ranch
buildings, reservoirs, fed from
springs and full of trout, fine alfalfa
fields and prosperity. Hank" had
anticipated hungry crowd, and his
dream came true. The way the boys
got rid of his sandwiches, cheese,
lemonade, cake and b-(there,
something most slipped) was a cau-
ton.
1t was $50 o'clock when the last
car reluctantly pulled away from the
Oasis, headed directly for home.
The fifty odd miles was covered
without accident, except ever-pres-
ent punctured tires, and, leaving
Pierce, Ault and Eaton cars at their
proper turn of the road, the Greeley
and Evans contingents arrived at
about o'clock, tired, satisfied, but
not hungry.