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New-York tribune., 1912-08-28

closed &c lower: light. IS 3o@s9; mixed. IS i50
50: heavy $sass So: rough. 81 05a$s 10: pigs.
S. 60d$s 20: bulk Of sales IS 3odxs 20 SHEEf
Receipts, 80, GOO; steady 70 loc higher; ma
tive. S3 30GS4 20: Western. s3 3onx4 ~. yea. :.
lngs. "a 40a$5 so: lambs. native, 81 oOqS1 10;
Western. 81 50qs7 20. .-s+.
Kansas City, Aug. 27-cATTLE-Receipts,
140O0 including 1.e00 Southerns; steady 70 jug
$40 80: fair to good So 75lss e5; Western. s. 80
qs9: stockers and feeders, 81 75q$7 80: south :
ern. 81 6OqS6 Is; Southern cows. - 29Qso -;
ass: calves. s5gsS go HOGS-Recepts. 6.0co;
&c higher: bulk OF sales, IS 509Ss %; heavy.
50 6Oass go; packers and butchers. s. 50ass so;
ceipts 10000; steady 20 ioc higher for sheep;
lambs 15c lower at scas6 So yearlnss, - oog o,
S. 10: wethers Sass 35; ewes. 50 5ogs3 so'
stockers and feeders, So 2ogs3 90.
Cincinnati. Aug. %. = CATTLE - Receipts,
81 rs: cows. s2as5 S5: calves active at 81 900
$40. HOGS-Receipts 2134; steady; packers,
IS 7oas9 o5: common sows 81 9oass yfs- yD; h5ss
Receipts 3,f43; slow and 10I15c lower AT ZIG
SO 20: lambs active and l0q15e higher at 70 o"
as7 20.
East Buffalo. Aug. 27.--cATTLE-Reeeipts.
tive and steady at s4ds1i. HoGs-Receipn.
2,400: active and steady: heavy ana miseS, ~ so1
50 4OGs9 so; Yorkers. IS 7cQs9 30; pigs, 81 e0g
Sairies S ri: sssss %. SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rs-
ceipts. 1.4o0; fairly active and steady; un-
changed
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Louisville, Aug. 2T.-SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts, 69O a total of 4, 100 for two days:
market steady: bulk OF best lambs seInng az
IS T5as8 25. some few fancy up to 50 80; sec
onds. 81 25Gs4 10: culls, 50 rs downs fat sheep
steady at SO % down; medium aTM common
verv slow at S1ds2; fair demand for choice
Western stock ewes; plain native ewes SLOW
sale.
st, Louis, Aug. 27-CATTL LE--Recefpts. G.
372: fairly active and steady; steers, IS LOT
$40 90 heifers. 81 151ss 10; cows. 50 I5dsI:
COZ: active at firm prices; choice light to
medium weights. SO e5as9 o.: bulk OF Gales,
s. fOass 80: packers ss 50dss 50: best pigs
ana lights, IS 25Gss 10; medium. 81 25Gxs;
fair. S8as7 SHEEP-Receipts, 4f05; In de-
mand and steady; lambs s5ds7; Gull lambs,
s3as4 30: mutton sheep, So 5OgsS 20; common
81 25dS3 %.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28

PROyIs'ONs--Quiet and after opening
about STEADY In sympathy with hogs, eas"d
OF under liduldation and selling by stock
Yard interests. who were said to be taking
profits PORK-Steady; mess, 2OMs2p ~
family. .s2OQS2l: short clear. S2oa -
az 5o@ so: packet. s17 5Oms1s; extra india
Nos soa 20 $3.50 BEEF F.HAMS-Qulet s2S
MSgi DRESSED HOGS-Firm; bacons.
I3H ,,12isci pigs. lac CUT MEATS-Pickled
h.Iii.s I2f6 Ilc: picRled hams steady, 49, 10
ilr TAiLOW-Special. Ihc. city. CSC;
co,,b,rv' 6mGNc LARp-Middle West,
II o5Gii .35c; city, i05sW1lc; refined quiet
eoulH America. 12.20c; Continent, ~ 61ci
sc. STEARINE-Olco. 13% alic; city
METAIs-COPPER- easy; spot
August, September nnd october. 1880
am. anot. $40 i5s. futures. go i7s Cd. *
norts 'of copper so far this month. 22.s01
tons. lake and oleetrolyuc. l7& Ul7%c;
esFHg g 9rsSst 90 TT2GtEGiy Z & 3oc iPT, ssp
temSer. 40 a AZ soc; october: 4dH ~. 25c; No
et "a. Toe and % tons September at 40 05c;
Iandon dull spot, f210. ssi futures f'0)
EAp-Firm 4 soc bid New York. l.554
a a5c East 81 Lculs: London, 600 u.s. Spell
= Ip Firm. T,10ft7 25c New York, $500
: ioc East - Louis; London. tHO los. ANTI
wnSY-DuII. Cooks0ns. s.ibc. IRON
rtcveioud warrants. 62s 1bhd I'm London;
locally iron was frin: No ! foundry North
srn SI, SOasI7: No 2, slGdslG 70: No I
Soutlicrn and soft SIG 25TSl6T5.
COTTONsEFD O'L-Developed weakness
under active liquidation. The near positions
showed the greatest decline. closing at net
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NtW York, August -. 1ol2.
N-WHEAT--Tr!ccg declined ,. = y
early under llquidHting sales. influenced by
a sharp decline In Liverpool and tho absence
of The predicted frost tn Canada There was
little heart on tho bear side. however. ana
late lu the dav prices rallied sharply on i'-
ports from the West that about 600. 600 bush
els had been SOLD direct Tor export closing
at = ret advance Of a. = .c. Cash, new No.
red winter wheat. 81 Oj e. ! track. and
81 o. % b a1oat. new No Northern spring,
81 %. q . afoht. CORN-Prices were IN
fuenced by the strength In the cash position
and The small stocks and during the day
were firm with covering. closing at IA net
advance of lJc. Cash export corn. 81 'tc
Ifoat, December 20 March shipment.
OATS-Iirm with wheat and corn. and In
nucuced ~ continued activity In the export
market, sales for the dHy amounting TO
$50 OO0 bushels for export. mostly direct from
ne West Receipts were larger and Brad
streets visible increased 1913 000 bushels.
but country offerings were said TO De smaller
owing 20 difficulty IN securing cars. Cash
oats easy; new standard white, 3Gc. No. >.
3gi.c. No .. SO. 40. :. 3Sc. all elevator,
new natural white, 3S44ic track. and new
white. clipped, ~ Gi4c truck. RYE-Stehdy,
now 40 Western. - Buffalo.
BARLEY-Steady; new mailing. 600 7oc
. b I Iu0alo
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Aug 21.-Beief that United States
wheat exports this season would be larger than
ever before helped the market to-day 10 rally
The close was strong, "a &c above last night
iatest trading Left corn at an advance OF isb
nc. odts up Safe. and provisions less eX-
uensive by 5al2hc. opinion In regard TO
nrobable record breaking exports OF wheat grew
n,,t Of estimates that to foreign countries the
sales Of wheat and norr from this years crop
in lie United states were already equal 10 20 o.
OOO 600 bushels OF wheat In this connection,
a Ieaoing British authority reported fears that
owing 10 recent wet weather, there had been
srrtous impairment in the quality OF Euro
nean bread material. 4 group OF large houses
here lined up on the buying side OF wheat In
stalwart fashion. Discovery OF this fact
checked early selling. due 10 failure Of pre-
dictTd frosts In Canada December led the ad-
vance That option ranged from a3G943sc, and
closed a, the last named figure. u gain of &c
net Range OF prices;
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
Open. High. Low.
,;OI.AssEs AND sYRUPS-Syrups We

MOI>ASSES AND
glow OF sale, with light offerings. Moiasses
quiet and unchanged. IA
NAVAL sTOKEs-spirits turpentlne was
about steady. with fairly good looo,hs upi.
ness here and some export demand AT pr
mary points. Rosin and tar steauy anu 0
o. Is-I,lnseed oil unchanged. Rehned
petroleum steady al $500 Tor stahua'd ""S
in barrels at New YORK. , ca,.
RICE-Fairly steady. Dan Talmage's sons sons
Company. New orleans. telegraphs new ,.,s
movement at that point to date as toiIows
REGENTS rough 73T00 sacks, against saieS
OF 63. $50 pockets cleaned. -.
sIGAR-Renned firm. Some refners we're
taking orders on basis OF oc lot me ,dc In
lated while others were hrm AT o,ivo,
London beet sugar was Cd hieh her Tor Ausuet
al 12s Sd. and September was fl2u uvt.od ",ood
at l1s9&d, while october 10 Decemoel stooa 80 .
nj los. This was a gain of Nd. Raw Was
very arm. with higher prices asked. he
fners would buy az 4i1c, basis OF last SAFES
but there Is apparently nothing lot sa'e D. 1oI
less than 423c, and not rnuch a. u,ur a,,gar for
August and irst half september shipment
as purchases they have made Tor those sn,o 10
ments have been delayed owing 10 rams anu
sea rcIty nf prompt tonnage. spot. prices
Centrifugal 90 test. All q i.23c; muscoVauoo,
50 test. 3 81 lD373c. and molasses sugar 90
test 3.42 az. 4sc. In Cuba four centrais a.e
grinding against five last week ana tw0 so
iost ve,.r Receipts al six ports were l.oOo
tons against . 900 last week and none iast
year. Receipts at all ports were 5000 asains'
0OU and 900. Exports tlA poi 70, i''NtD'
compared with $4,000 and 5000. Stock SIX
ports, III 900, compared with $4,000 ana
81 900. . - .o,-
eraI market Offerings were moderate. Ihe
good demand fJr leather was an incentive
10 full prices for hides. o,,,,.
iEA5 nEH-Buslness was or good No,Jiii1e Nii1
and M fnlI uriccs. with some holders inclln-
ing toward better range. .,.,
DKI,Gs-Firm and quite active. EsscntiaI
oils IN good lobbing demand Roofs sel'hs
well In tobbing lots.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
CURB ECHOES.

The amount of ore crushed during the
five months ended June 30. 1912, at the
Camp Bird mill was l3.l26 tons. This
amount of crushed ore yielded bullion
worth S230,G0l and concentrates which.
sold at STATS. According to reports the
working expenses tOtalled Sl5l.e5 and the
profit obtained amounted to sl9L24
Reports state that a vein on the 5V-
foot level Of the Tonopah Extension has
recently been opened. This spot is APP
proximately go feet west of the place
where II was first encountered.
Shipments since the 1st or May l9lz'
Of the Alexo mine, located near lroquois
Falls, In the Porcupine District, amounted
to 459.l5 tons of nickel According to re-
ports most OF these shipments have gone
to the Mond Nickel Company at Victoria
Mines. near Sudbury, The annual snip
ments are expected to total at least LOO
tons Of ore,
There were 100 tons of lead-silVer ore
shipped during July from the Bullion
Coalition mines 1t is reported that some
OF the ore contained high values.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
Y, 8. TREASURY FINANCES.

.sshinrton, Aug. 27.--At the beginning OF
SHES to-day the condition Of the United
es'ss Treasury was: Working balance IN
ss'se'ury Offices, ss2 .oos,s $40; In banks and
.-''pplne treasury, s34. ia. .7s4; total OF the
4 nssl 80 iuhd tiGs, 274. receipts yesterday
rWxsfs: disbursements, sI,1o71eSGs The den-
date this fiscal year Is s2.2SS,7Ii' as
s'9ss | deficit Of s22 .0s0. .0Is at this time last
-. These 6gures exclude PANAMA Canal ana
's0he tebt transactions,
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES..

II is reported from Frankfort that ar
ucIes Tor the incorporation of the Ken
lucky Utilities Company of Louisville
nave been filed. The capital stock of the
company Is 100000 and the ineoporators
are w. r. Watson. Charles ]. Rubbing
and L. Earl Powell. all OF Chicago The
business Of the company as outlined will
De TO conduct and maintain every line Of
work connected with the operation of an
electric gas. or water power lighting or
heating plant. The company also. it is
said. has the power to manufacture ma
chinery used for public utility plants. to
mine coal or TO run streetcar lines.
The earnings OF the Roanoke Traction
and Light Company for the year ended
June 30 last are as follows: Gross, $5O9.550
net earnings. s227, $751; operating expenses
and taxes, s2S1 .6Ss; interest charges. slO1,-
40; net income. s1263sl; sinking fund. etc,
Nl,226; surplus. $ll5l65.
The earnings OF the New York Telc-
phone Company for the six months ended
June 30 last are reported as follows:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
rs posted rates follow:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Bost par;
Chicago. Sc discount, New Orleans. com
mercial soc discount bank 81 premium; (;
81. Louis. l5c discount bid. Zoe discount
asked: Minneapolis. Zoe premium; Charles
ton. buying par, sci ling l-lO per cent pre-
MUM: San Francisco, sight 2l2c, tele-
graph 6c.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. cx-
changes S269. .S92. .3ji, balances tlJ,9s,. SIG;
Boston, exchanges $23.3s7.0l3, balances
S2. .4l3, 500; Chicago, exchanges A. $685.
balances S3.1S6ii2: Baltimore, exchanges
81. 252, 2l5. balances S,2i2iil.
SILVER MARKET. -- Commercial bar
silver. 6l%c; Mexican silver dollars. iSl2c.
Bar silver IN London closed at 2Sasd.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 20ii2.
SUB-TREASURY. - The sub-Treasury
was debtor at the Clearing House for
ear go
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
,v Telegraph to The Tribune. !
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Aug 81. - CLovERsEED - Cash
prinne and October bushel $40 49, DeceIn-
Der. $40 25; March, $40 50. ALsIkE.Cash.
TIMOTHY-Cash, prime and August. 81 SO;
september, So rs: october and Decemoes'
SO 2l7H: March, 81 IS
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
r. r. MEN BACK FROM ALASKA.

Vancouyer. B. c, Aus. N.-W. Z. BrOwn'
president of the New York Cent al kait-
road, accompanied by his wife and oscar
G. Murray, chairman of the board or
directors OF the Baltimore q ONO RAJ,
on their way 10 Montreal. They VIII
leave Montreal by automobile for New
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28

The income account Of the Minneapolis.
ST. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railway Com
pany for the fiscal year ended on June 30,
1912, as submitted to the New York Stock
Exchange, shows total net revenue Of 81
519.27S. an increase OF s2,759,3Gj as com
pared with the figures Of the preceding
year. Deductng taxes Of si.l23, 1856,
which were $3.50, $50 larger than In the
year ended June 80, 1911. and adding ST.
OjS,23e "oiher income the gross corpo-
rate income was s7.454,37S, and after
subtractIng charges, s3.23O.0Ss. the bal
ance available for dividends was s4,22t.-
29O. The surplus after dividends was ST.
S07253. and after deduction OF sj7,sls for
adjustments the final profit and loss sur
plus was sl1.707,346.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
ITEMS OF THE STREET.

Transactions for foreign account in this
market aggregated about 10000 shares
with the purchases and sales about equal
In amount. The chief buying was of Steel
common and Amalgamated Copper.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28

Dividends have been declared as fol-
lows: American Locomotive Company,
regular quarterly IL. per cent on the pre-
ferred stock, payable October 2l. Central
Leather Company. regular quarterly IA
per cent on the preferred, payable Octo-
Der l, and Railway Steel Spring Company,
regular quarterly ia per cent on the pre-
ferred, payable September 20.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28

The following securities have been added
TO the Stock Exchange list: $1.52O.OOO
first consolidated mortgage per cent
bonds of the Minneapolis, ST. Paul sault
Ste Marie Railway Company, Sl0.0o0.00o
first general mortgage thirty-year 4ls per
cent sinking fund bonds of the New York
Telephone Company and also e2,oo0.0oO
par value of the same bond issue, on Of
hcial notice OF Issue. s5.974.000 capital
stock of the Consolidated Coal Company.
s73O,6OO capital stock Of the United Fruit
Company and s3O.O0O,oOO I per cent
cumulative preferred stock and 100000
600 common stock Of the b. f. Goodrich
Company,
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the closing quota
,ions for stocks In which there were no
transactions yesterday on the New lofA
Gtoph L.xchange:
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
Yester-

loss Of i1ai5 points, while near months after
holding comparatively steady most OF the gay,
sagged off late and closed 2gI points he'
Yester-
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
BOND DOTS.

Lowell. Mass. will receive proposals
until 10 o'clock August 81 for the pur-
chase OF s2e25o per cent water and
5000 4 per cent library bonds
ST Paul, Ramsey County, Mimi. will
receive proposals until p. m. August 2s
for $4,000 on an issue Of 5000" Az
per cent coupon library building and
equipment bonds Bonds arc in the de-
Of 500 or multipies thereof,
dated September !, 1912. and due septem-
Der /, 1912
Ietart Township, Meigs County, Ohio.
will receive proposals until p. IN. Sep
tember for 5000 per cent cemetery
bonds Bonds are in the denominations OF
$50 and $50, interest payable annually.
Little Rock, Pulaski County. Ark, Will
receive proposals for the purchase or
$50 900 81, per cent District No. $50 street
Improvement bonds. Bonds are in the
denomination Of $1,000 each. Dated July
l. 1912, and due $4,000 on July I, 1913
and 1914, sl1,oOo in 1915. $1,000 in 1916 and
$1,000 in i9i7, Interest payable semi
annually. ...
Minister, Auglaize County. Ohio, VIII
receive proposals until Il m. September Il
for the $1,000 4 per cent coupon water
works Improvement bonds voted July y
last. Bonds are In the denomination OF
$500 each, dated September l, 1912. and due
500 yearly on March ], from 1916 10
1865, inclusive.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28

Sales of copper were effected yesterday
at between ia. and l77s cents a pound for
September and October delivery. Tho
business done was small, however as there
is little OF the metal available FOR dely-
cry In those months Considerable sales
are reported for delivery as far in the
future as the end of December.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.


FLOUR AND NEAL-Flour arm but busl-
ness on the spot only moderate spring pat
oats S. IjqS3 Gj. winter stfalgtys. ~ vH
81 20. winter patents, 81 oOUs" 70; spring
.,Icafr. 81 JuNSi ~. cAtfa No ! winter. ~ 10
as4 ~: no :. 81 l0aSi 20, Kansas suaignts.
81 4UHSI G5, fancy sprng patents. S6as6 80.
UYI FIDCR- steady; falr 10 good, ~ vJg<i;
choice 10 fancy, 81 t50zI Is 'COKNMEAL--
Firm; Rim dried. s. - nAG gs, MEALaim; a. cadraa
81 COdsl G5 FEED--Mestern spring, So 90;
nanuard mlddiing. s26 IS; noyr. DO. s3l 90:
red dog. $40 80. city bran. ~ 10 bulk; s.i
.eack.. middling, S21 bOHSJ3. red dog, S33 80:
hominy chop. s2GnS27 bulk; s2' DGs2s 70
sAcks. oil meal. s3j 0Jds36 30
tOFEEE-1raolns was very hctiVe, shles
amounting to lD5, $50 bags, and prices were
nrm closing AZ best of the day with net gain
of i06i5 points. Havre showed an advance
~ &Gl franc, while Hamburg was isnI
pfenning higher. TEere was active switching
from september TO the later months. and out
q, tho fatal day's business 800 bags were In
the form OF exchanges. Cost ana freight Of
fers were firm. but little business VAS re-
ported Spot quiet and unchanged at libc,
for Rio No :. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28

The Consolidated Coal Company has
applied to the New York Stock Exchange
for the listing Of $3.50 600 additional nrst
and refunding mortgage per cent bonds.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28

,.,ween the police graft scandal and
DoI,tIcaI campaign fund sensations the
TIE ,. vIll soon look upon Wall Street as
, ''D paragon of excellence and a model of
sir,ple life. p
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
Furnished BY curtis & Sanger. No. 20
y. =. aIrnpf
pu,IApELpHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & CoSSNo. .
Broad street, New York, and No. II SoGth
x,h atreet Philadeiphia)
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Head s. Co., No "a wall
strcet)
LAND.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
CHICAGO STOCKS.

'Interest to be added.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-28
Holland United States Trade.

The consular and trade reports have the
following In the issue of August "a:
"A useful institution for the promotion
trade between Holland and the United
states has just been found In New YORK
mfoogh the opening Of branch once or
NE International Commercial Intelligence
srreap Of Amsterdam. The bureau mas
seen operating with success In this coun-
~ fof MANY years and through It's wen
ehhlhshed connections In Europe its New
iofk once. at No. no Fifth avenue, VIII
udoubtedly prove a useful instrument
l9 Promoting American trade abroad.
iae Amsterdam Office counts among It's
nsmeers some OF the most influential
msihess men Of Europe 1t has branch
wee at Brussels and also contemplates
wing one in Germany.
while regular members pay certain
"'scrptlon fee, sporadic requests for
'"anectons are given gratis Regular
~'seribers. of course, have many advan-
aes. among which is the publication
'neir wants In widely circulating trade
Npes Of the bureau printed in various
srguages
me bureau gives all manner OF infor-
".ton along such lines as tariffs OF the
sasrent countries. thoroughfares. mar
ssung conditions. freights. etc II is
.so Useful IN getting connections between
.'nufacturer in one country and agent
- ! another. II further furnishes letters OF
~foduction TO It's members contemplating
nslts abroad"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-08-22

MAN WHO HUSTLES
WHILE HE WAITS
Isn't it about time you doing little hustling?
Just one year ago FAIRVIEW was a diamond in the
rough simply wonderful collection of beautiful
slopng hills, nature had left it. Today it's natural
beauty has been brought out strongly that the
most epcal has only appreciate the results Of months
hndwork We've done good deal help this along
nothing with what will by ourselves other
mbude before another
Faews slightly slopes adorned with fifty modern
of that today how there will be depends
others who will Fairview's advantages.
Fairview soil is rich and fertile The view from Fairview
most magnificent No other addition Aberdeen be compared with
Faew
distance Faiew
aion facilities Broadway HILL where selling
eight sold for OF
Farview
you'll
a Fairiewl
Thinking but this first
today YouUf ID just tn youv din min foy rutuehom
FAIRVIEW
ABERDEENS MOST BEAUTIFUL HONEsITE
PASLAY & BERG 49,
* L. heron You Deal tn Owners Direct TnOne ~
satsmen F.w BARTHOLOMEW
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-18

FOR president. Woodrow Wilson. Of
New Jersey.
For President Thomas Mar
sHall. Of Indiana
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pi41les tIe m'l continues 20 work
overtime.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-08
INTERRUPTION BRINGS THE
WORDY WAR IN MOLINE

During the course of speech Geliv-
cred by Harry NJ MeCaskrin in front
of the Moline Plow company's shops
on Third avenue, that city, this noon,
in which he was denying the sigma
ture purporting to be his and attached
to letter alleged to have been sent out
by him some years ago to a republican
candidate for states attorney, declar-
ing the candidate unfit for Office be-
cause of his alliance with the Looney
combination, the speaker was inter-
rupted by a man in the crowd who held
up to him a photograph of the original
letter and signature, and asked him if
it was his. .Thereupon a war Of words
ensued between the speaker and the
man in the crowd, and the meeting
broke up McCaskrin then returned to
Rock Island. Reports that the meeting
assumed riotous proportions are en-
phatically denied from Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-08
The Law as to Voting
in the Primaries

The same qualifications are required
of voters at primary as are required
of voters at general elections.
A person, otherwise qualified, can
not, however, participate in a pri-
mary.
% If he refused to state his party
affiHation.
90 If he has signed the petition for
nomination of candidate of any party
with which he does not affiliate, when
such candidate as to be voted for at
the primary.
(3) If he has signed the nominating
papers of an Independent candidate
for any Office, candidates for
which are nominated at the primary.
(D If he has voted at the primary
Of another political party within two
years.
Participation in the primaries of a
purely local city or village political
party, as such as Citizens" ''independ
ent," or progressive" is not consider
I ed voting with another political party
within the meaning of the primary act
THE PENALTY.
Whoever unlawfully votes more
than once at any primary or offers tc
vote after having once voted at sucl
primary or knowing that he is not {
qualified elector at a primary, wilful
/ ~ votes at such primary shall, on con
victiOn thereof, be fined in a sum no
exceeding one thousand dollars Isl,
00O), or imprisoned in the county jai
not exceeding one % year, or both, il
the discretion of the court.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-08

to the Hearst managers to prevent the
marking for Alschuler of ballots being
sent out in behalf of the Hearst candi-
dates"
Judge Dunno remained out of the ex-
change of compliments in his closing
speeches. He reviewed the campaign
of the state, in which he made S56
speeches.
Since the opening of the campaign
1 have told on what platform | was
seeking the democratic nomination for
governor. and what reforms would de-
mand if elected, he said.
Charles C. Craig of Galesburg, can
didate for the democratic nomination
for lieutenant governor, addressed all
the Dunno meetings during the day,
making his final appeal TO the voters
of Chicago to pick for the democratic
nomination for lieutenant governor a
down-state man.