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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28
COTTON MARKETS..

New Tn.k. September T.-Repor:s o. better
weather in the South and CAIN. O! IL
creased southern offerings we're sCcorGp panied
by E@r1 heavy selling in the local cotton
rs-ks- today. and the clos. vas barely
s:es6y 81 net decline o: from q : points
Cotton futures closed easy:
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cash gram Ios~d-whsa--No. = red. sIei
.-az: No hard. s.Iz 90 Cc-r-No :.
a., -. No. . Whit 59z. TIC: No. :
r.. 'ror .aiy 49, pA-s->o white. - a
-.-s.. .:rraa-i "a, IL
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resents contents ana thus avoid reflections.
This market grades hay in accordance
with the National Hay Association.
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NAVAL STORES.

wilmington. y. =. September g.--Sp!r!tS
TUr?eu-in.-Sr.sdy az Eec: receipts -
asks Rc.iD->t.ady at ss.l5. receipts SIS
bsrr..s Ta--Firm So. Crude Tur-
- nttn.- FIRM ~ Sc -r1i5a: receipts IS bar
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chicago GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago Ill. September c.--Wheat to-day
touched the loves, price far this season.
Predictions Of big world shipments were
chiefly responsible. The markets finished
steady. bu: &c. down compared with the
night before. The outcome n corn was a
decline Of l, a lIsc net and for oats loss OF
i-G1c Latest trading LEFT provisions vary
iny SC Of TO an advance Of 2isc.
Leadins futures ranged as follows:
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TWO IDEAL CRUISES.
AROUND THE WORLD

October -. 1912. from New York;
February s. 1918. from San Francisco
by tho Steamship Cleveland (I7.o00
tons); 40 days duration each cruise;
cost $3.50 up including all necessary
expenses aboard and ashore. railway.
hotel shore excursions. carriages.
guides, fees. etc.
TASK MR.. BOWMAN" TOurtst Agent.
.OS z Main street. RichDon6. Va.
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Quotations Cor .n,eres,-pay.ns bonds are
n price 70 which interest must be added.
Incon. bonds and certificates OF indebtedness
are fat.
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THE CHADERLAT9E SCHOOL.

Country School for Boys ct Richmond.
Va Second session begins Sept =. 1873.
THOROUGH preparation for college. univer-
s.,y or ;echnicai school frt1osy DsVsst-
weus foe smsu DoyS. Men Instructors ex-
e.yssveiy Ample playground. CatsIogus
esn be rad on application The Hcadmas-
20, NIL be o, the school. ssii Grove Ave.
.s,ey SEP, :th. Telephone Madison S<si-L
G a. CHAMBERLAYNE. ~ A. Pr D..
7eadmss;e-
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Tours. Inc. Hotels, Shore E1curstooS, Low
eet 8ates.
Twin Screw s. s. .'BERMCDIAN," Io.sis
tons dispiscement- Electric fans: orches-
ira. wireless.
Fastest. newest and only Steamer landing
passengers NJ the dock In Bermuda without
transfer.
sailinEs every ave days IN connection
with X. II S. P. Co. Tickets Interchange
able
OUTERBRIDGE 4 CO., Agents Quebec 8.
.. Co.. Ltd. % Broadway, New YORK
:. II. BOWMAN. ses East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-28
RycHvo<p NAY NARKrr.

Richmond. "a se5:sns.r =. 80
r-rosi-s are 80 agogs's0as - e.. rich.
-sIr. Bsy ExtAs-ss.
r'6 Sew
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New York
Stock Market

New York. SEPTEMBER 2i.-Resara
less OF the monetary situation, which
was sufficien.ly tense to cause local
banks TO call more loans, todays stock
market manifested a strong undertone.
Money on call opened at reduction
under yesterdays initial rate. but soon
rose to six pc. cent, at which hsure
the bulk of the days loans were
negotiated. The rate eased IN the
afternoon when the stock market re-
corded its top prices under iead OF
United States steel which scored IT'S
highest price OF the year on eNcep-
tionally large offerings.
The further rise in steel and allied
issues was generally attributed 10
trade conditions, which show lhcreaseo
activity at all leading centres oi the
railroads, the most active were Ia
madam Pacific and its ally. Minneapo
lis and Sault Ste Marie; Reading and
Illinois Central In the nnat houF
Rock island and the Gou!,-Group De-
CAM active Al smart advances.
Bonds steady with special strength
In wabash Pi,tsburs Terminal issues
New York, september .n-NoHey Oh
call strong. 5Q6 Ii per cent, ruling
rate. {; closing bids. ). offered at IL
Time loans strong; sixty days ana
ninety-days 3-i46 per cent SIX
months, LA 3-4. Prime mercantile
paper. ) - To- per cent. Sterling
eNchange steady, after decline with
actua! business in bankers bills al
s4s225 for sIHIy-day bills and AT sis'3o
.or demand Commercial bills, i.Sl IL.
Bar silver. IS SIS.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKE1.
(Sales at Union Stock Y0rdsD

(Saies at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond. Va. September q. 1912
Report OF the live stock market 70. the
week ending September q, 1872:
~ &c: common to fair. "a SIC: best he,f-
srs, Sk1sc.: medium to good. 4h95Nc
common to fair, 81 &c: best cows, 4h95c.
medium to good, 81. a f4c.: common to fair.
~ q 3iic.; bulls * Csc. Fresh cows. $50 o
500 per head. Best calves. sass: fair
to good 'd.fac.: dicks. "a 15isc.: best hogs.
sdSic.: shoats, "a TIC: SONS and stays 50
bes. sheep. 3@4c.: common 10 fair. z03c
Chicago. Ill. September 27.-Ca,tle-Re-
ceipts. 2,5n9 head. Market dull and weak.
Beeves. s5.65 Q HOO. Texas steers. $4soQ6. -:
western steers. s5.e01a2o. stockers and feed
ers. G.@5 50: COWS and heifers, s. 1.S5:
calves. $50 HoKs-Re ceiprs lI.ooo head.
Market opened strong closed 80 Zoe. lower.
Light. ss3odss5: mixed. SIS 1850: heavy.
s. o5 SIS: rough. ss.05 So: pigs. s5.c5 s %:
bulk Of sales, ss.35 ass. Sheep-Receipts.
Native. .5oai5o: western. So soa $50; year
lings s4I5a so: lambs. native. SI15 q %;
western. f5Q. Is.
New York September 2.-Be.ve.-Receipts
1857 head Market lower. Steers. $50 a.s5:
bulls. s3501s SEQ: cows. s23 $3.50; dressed
beef slow but steady. Calves-Receipts -a1
head. Market steady. Eeas. IS 80: culls
s5l1.oo: grassers and buttermilks. $50 1 3d.
fed and mixed. $..7aQ1.0o. Sheep and os
-Receipts..1s2 head. sheep sIeady; lambs
steady to Sc lower. sheep. $50 q 100: culls
81 5os ?.2J: lambs. s5.so9s.io: cu!ls. SAG 90
yearlinss. si.Soa $50 Hoss-Recs!pts l..a:
head. Market steady a, sss"asI9 pigs
-,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond Va. September =. 1872
! Following arc the quotations GA the RICH
racnd Tobacco Exchange:
BROWN SlIYPPINHS
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sssssSosaA trains seesesss1 e psovs Eses'
aeoa 1ssy: ssS - 1.-Lssc % NS
Eirmiaxhsp. sexssaeh. Jsehoosvtisa "a
q 1.-S,e,DsSS go eooehea yaeecoevtsse
y r. p. 1.-slseSsss esd ceaehse. AsseesA
-SI-N - sorSVS = 1Seoooo0 oo1l1.
- 4 =, Ss0 4 H. 80 ?. L. 80 ,. .,
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u,,,,,,o,p GRAIN EXCHANGE

Richmond Va Scp-emSe- = 1917
= FfCr. ESIr.r Quotations on CHANGE
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-IC:ts closed easy !:

spot ror.oa cfo-cd ggic-. m.t!i7s =
lends :. =. r7i:s'i-E EUl: Is"
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q aNs Total sales for day 6es.0O shares
81
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b. Richard ". MaVY.

va-Car Chem. ptd. p. c......ieo 1!aA 1T
Va Building ald Loan Co. 100 los
RI Realty Corporation pfd.....loo 100
E'd Realty Corporation COM. 100 ITO
Jpion Sec, ties and Realty Corp.I00 los
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
SCHOOL BOOKS
With But Few Exceptions VIII Be
Changed This Yesr-New Books
Subject TO Reputation.

AT the recent state teachers con.
vention. the subject OF text books was
taken up. and the state school book
commission which held its annual
meeting in Charleston. has made de-
cided changes in the text books for
the coming year. and only the follow.
ing named books will be retained:
L. s. History tMontgomery'sD. Ginn's
Geography, Civil Government and
General History. by the action taken
by the state commission on text books
there will be complete change gov.
erned by the following rules. which
VIII be OF great interest TO the parents
and guardians:
i. Publishers are required TO fur.
nish at their own expense to at least
three responsible dealers in each
county a sufficient quantity OF books
20 supply the demand.
?. Pupils and boards OF education
may exchange old books OF like kind
and grade for new ones at 80 per cent
or the value OF The new books. This
means that a boy who has an old
Heath fifth reader. may exchange 4,
for new Jones fifth reader. on the
payment OF half the price OF the Jones
reader. And the same is true OF other
books displaced
= Boards Of education in cities and
Independent districts containing 3 500
population or more may reserve the
right 10 select their own text books.
! Each teacher is 20 be supplied
with list Of the new books. In
Marion county this viii be- done not
later than the time of the county in.
stitute
.. Any teacher permitting in his
school the use OF any unauthorized
book shall be deprived Of his salary
during the period OF such violation OF
this act Supplementary readers NAV
be- used provided they DO rot displace
he adopted readers
.. Upon complaint in writing bv
any citizen or contractor that a teach
er is using unauthorized books. a
board Of education NAV investigate
and L The complaint is well founded
he penalty above provided may be
imposed. Board members who fail 10
comply with this regulation upon con.
viction before any justice Of the peace
may b. fined not less than So nor
more than $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

tests vfu b. participated In By the
chzrpion o. the World. Joan Glass.
% Bu1alo. y Y. James Dro~srnAn.
chaIpion % Pr1nsyivsnia. william
fuEaf- chalpiou % We>t Virginia.
harry S-ik. - Fulton. and The chan
pion % the Armour PACKING Company
A feature % The cay all - a horse
race b. the Butchers criviug their oEu
hor-es There will also - a running
rare. marathon. i0oyard dAsh. sark
race potato race and many other
sporting features Dancing xili Be q
feature afternoon and evening. and
band concerts all also be on the
rrogrUm Special rates will be ar
rsnged by the different railroad com
panies aud one % the largest crowds
ever attending a picnic Is expected
20 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
FINE PROGRAM
Arranged for the Annual Butchers
Outing August s-Many
Athletic Events.

The butchers picnic 10 be- held on
the sta.e fair grounds August Sth
will be the greatest ever this year
and the committee in charge Is max
ing every effort 20 make il success
a monster stree parade will be held
in the morning. - which the butchers
from Rellaire. Martins Ferry. Bridge
port. Moundsvlle. Wellsbure and all
the surrounding towns within a radius
Of 80 miles will participate All
stores will close a. 10 o'clock and
work In the packing hours will be
suspended Tor the entire day
\ gold medal has been hung up for
the beef killing contest by the Pitts.
burgh supply Company. and gold
medal FOR the lamb hiuiug contest
has been put NJ by the Cinciurati
b. ch"r>' supply Company. and their
Representatives Will be on hand "a
witness N" contests The killing con
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
'GRAW
cse---stsr e. cs-s,os,s
C.ssss s.eh Co--sn.
1T n L. ARNOLD.
fEteLtrsnosr n1r,Aa
ChArlestoE- ~. Va. July n


Tne reqrrf fhaf <arlonal tpruruf.-
fe>uan John r Nrirsv r. a cardi-
cate Tor tha Is~mocrurir Guh.r-afur-
Ia norninaficI in W--t Virginia a.
the hands . fhs stat. Convention At
Huntington r-Kt rus~lay Occasipnrd
vice continent amorg West Virgin
ans in Nsshtnsfon tn-cay.
During the Paltirnors convention
risnds - colonel McsiraN said that
heir cham pion was preparing 20 op-
Jose " r. Thomp-on % Hunting
ton. who IL regarded as the choice Of
the West Virginia senators. who are
arch POLITICAL enemies q Mr. Nc
Graw
Il was however be'i.-ed bv Nc
Graws friends that ~ does not ex-
pect 20 run himself. but will enter
dark horse Ia the convention. who will
receive the support ~ the National
Committeeman friends McGraw has
several times within the past few
months sAEned suggestions that he
should run for Governor. His friends
say nothing short % e seat IN the
Senate will satisfy him. lie Is now
regarded as an active candidate
against Senator Watson although he
has not vet announced himself
Chiffon is ~.
Senator Chiffon Is sick az his home
In Charleston and has arranged a pair
for the Lorimer vote. lie will vote
against the Illinois senator. He voted
with Lorimer last time
Senator Chil:on's office force were
surprised at McGraw's reported in
tentions. but did not care 10 discuss
McGraw's plans in tho absence OF the
Senator.
Al senator WRtson's office the re-
port that NcGraw Is preparing 20 re-
open HIS fight against the Senators
occasioned comment. but no public
opinion OF what McGraw intends TO
do was ventured
The Grafton man evidently has his
political enemies puzzled and the re-
port IN this morning enimating from
Charleston that he might run FOR Gov
ernor has only muddicd the waters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
PYTHiANS WILL INITIATE
AT CASTLE TUESDAY.

CA Tuesday evening. in the Pythlan
castle lodge rooms. there will be a
i'.n' niece NIX held for the purpose %
ir. .a'rc large class o. candidates
.ntn knl.uthood 4 committee from
each Uniformed company has aided
'n maNnc elaborate preparations for
'-' -mae.r which vii follow t.o
s.r'-- hour Foii~Virr are .r.
COMPANIES who v'u participant. iu
'-e evenings eufnvmsnt sou.r fe
leon ~ ~. ' 'u. Hsrrarl Staa.ay
-0 - md ia.tery A 40 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
WEST VIRGINIA
LEADS STATES
LAS BEST CROP OF rHE SOUTH
ATLANTIC STATES
Oees-t-sn, 81 Asr,esl.u-. co-pl..,.
Statistics % tire oi-..sns.
Priess - Cattle.
III l. II ARNOLD.
rnt~loge1osr Barsaa-
Na&htnEton- ID. O. July IA

--AANoE- d. O. July Ia
The Department Of Agriculture today
oornple'ed statistics giving the diner-
ence In the prices OF cattle box-
horses. and other animals and With
prevailed I'm Vest Virginia on June
l5.lsi2. and June rs. 1911. an exact
dinsrence % one year
Price on June IS % 1912 and 1911.
respectively. averaged logs sss5.
1856 per 100 lbs: beef cattle s. %.
$40. veal calves Sc 81. S5Ts. sheep
$3.50. ,a24. lambs $500. 1881. mich
cows s4s.s4 ss3.ss each: horses yis5.
ti4s: milk % cts. EOS cts. per gal
Ion. apples los. si.s5 per bushel:
hesns - a.. Se.is sweet potatoes Sill
s0s4. onions 81 -. sls4: clover seed
tii.se. $3.50. timothy seed ssss. s5.24:
honey. comb. 40 cts. 1873 cts. per 10.
wool unwashed. iS.7 cts. ib.s cts
esbbas" 500. t2.t5 per 100 lbs: bran
s2935. Se5s7
West Virginia Crops.
The Department also announced
the result Of interesting figures re-
lative to the general condition OF West
virginia crops on July
On the basis Of 100 per cent repre-
senting average condition OF the crops
81 the state the general or composite
condition Of all crops Of West VIZ
GINA combined was on July !. was
los per cent or per cent better than
North Carolina. West Nirginia's near
est rival 81 the South Atlantic states
in crop standing. The classification
OF the condition OF individual crops
IL not Vet completed
II is thus apparent that despite the
claim recognition as an agriculture
state that the condition Of the crops
il does cultivate is superior To- any of
the big agriculture states OF tho
south
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

The petition FOR signatures FOR the
new water system To Dee put iutl opera
zion IN -" nut the pike district met With
f". Nv r~eronsr from me resi- Tents YES
f". iay aud quite an addition wu- mad.
fu q IN The fJrm Of stock taking The
.1ru'uittee W. ronfe- 'hi~ morn inx WITH
f.- WAeelirE IHHrI ~ control AND
-nme definite ARRANGEMENTS VIII -itefy
te made in rcsari % getting tie new
81 NJ started
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Tae t"W Episcopal chapel A. EcN .
Point g. u"1r enmplet. on and the formal
opening viii take place 10 the near rl-
tIre. 70 IS built r red brick ard stone
ami Is one OF fh- T~efffs9' rhapeiS IN
the out tH- pike district a large gran
i'e boulder VIII he placed "a the yard
In front Or th@ sdlfice. with th,. late
- the opening AMI the name OF the de-
nomination on a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

Saturday night as usual will see the
Majestic theater well filled by lovers
OF good clean pictures. There will
be a special on the prograH that will
be very pleasing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
OUT-TFE-PIKE
WIN watch Rssult with 1ntsrsst.

II IL claimed that tho blue Law will
BE- put into force tomorrow ia Elm
Grove. and ~. result will he watched
bv the citizens with much interest Last
SUNDAY tie lit was put ou tn tie town
~ Patterson ami two we'll known resi-
dents OF the town We're hauled over the
Goals ani compelled 90 pay fines The
law "a 81 mo- Doubt be tested in the town
and the s'or. keepers intend 20 take Il
90 court y necessary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13
New Chapel year connl.+,or

Try GLOssiT and YOU will use no
other
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I.ast paY Ii rnonmnnnnn--

Ground Hog Lunch a. Frank MlIer's
stone House. Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-13

Ground Hog Lunch a. Frank M.U-r.s
one House. Film Grove
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GrrNud HOG Lunch 10 FlauA MH.r'-
stone House. E'u Grove
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-18
Can't BE TOO Careful.

Il want" explained the advertising
man, Il 4 want picture that has the
idea of speed in it-real speed. /
want 1t to go at regular marathon.
But it's got to be new"
Yes, see, said the artist, and he
picked up pencil. How about Mer-
curry? Something like. this?"
He sketched rapidly the figure of
the messenger Of Olympus. winged
sandals. winged cap. symbolic staff
and all. The advertising man looked
1t over approyingly.
Seems all right" he commented.
But what does it mean? Who's Mer-
cury?''
"oh. Mercury? He was the speed
lest thing that ever lived" the art
list declared. Mercury was the god
Of speed, you know.
But the advertising manager gave
one long regretful look at the sketch
and shook his head.
TOO bad. he murmured sadly.
Too bad; l like its looks, but il
won't do. It won't do. young man.
We cant get mixed up with any ones
religion like that. Philadelphia
Ledger.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-18

A roar of indignant protest
has gone up from the Taft men
of the state at the action of the
Huron convention. The same
men contemplated the work of
the Chicago convention with
equanimity. The Herald does
not much admire the methods
that prevailed at either, but we
will say this much for the Huron
assemblage: 1t represented the
overwhelming sentiment of the
men who elected the delegates.
If the Chicago convention had
had as good authority for its
acts little objection would be
heard from the minority.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-18
cALGARY's PUBLICITY FUND
Citizens Raise Sum Of $1oo,575 In
Thirty-Six Hours to Advertise
City,

The business men of Calgary, Al
bs-ta. in campaign lasting thirty-sly
;louls, raised S100,575 for a publicity
fund.- every dollar OF which will be
spent undsr the direction of a pub
icity eNpers IN advertising Calgary
and tributary teGs.tory.
Calgary is concrete example OF
what weii-directed advertising will do.
In 1901 it had population of 4,9Ol
In 1906 It's population had increased to
1876, and i'll 1908 to more than
10000. Last year its population ex
ceeded 10000 and this year it claims
10000 with probably $4,000. That Is
what advertising has done for Calgary
Admirably situated it undoubtedly is:
destined to be great city, 1t probably
is; but it is no more admirably stu.
ated. nor are its prospects better. than
many American cities that have not
made anything like its showing.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-18
The Product and It's Exploitation.

1T often happens says the Mahin
Messenger, that the advertising is
better than the goods-which, of
course, means another name unfairly
added to the list Of advertising fail
ures'''
And on the other hand, in spite Of
al that is said Of the tendency to
exaggerate in advertising, the cases
are far more numerous in which the
goods are better than the Advertising
The manufacturer or merchant who
rigidly maintains high standard for
his output. but slumps on his pub
licity. does himself a great and costly
injustice.
Make the product and Its exploita.
tion equally worthy. II your wares
are worth telling about. see that the
story is told repeatedly. III varying
form. to all the people who have
money to buy. beginning with those
in the market which may be moct nat.
tsfactofily ana cheaply served-the
large city markets frst Of all And
remsmber that there IL NO medium 20
etncient tor covering delsoly pop.
ulated city and its snvirons @ tn
ipausatlai daily sewa7apeF, !