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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
CITY AND
|. HURLEY MAY Be
IN TOURNEY
Best Material in the Six Team
League in Grant County
Will Likely be in Race for
Baseball Money at the State
Fair.

silver city. y. ". Aug 51.-The
county viii be- represented In the
state fair baseball tournament at Al
buquotIue la October by two base
bail clubs silver cay ara Hurley
There are six clubs in cactus league
\ this section of this atut" which
have In their luc.ups some cracker
hack players. % b. planned 10 take
the best players un an six teams lnd
make nap two tcunts one representing
silver CHS ana another representing
Hurley and enter both Doe the tuuTnt-
mcnt ir tho SILVER CITY and Hurley
clubs go tu Albuquerque they VIII
go in to win.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
CUB MAINSTAyS
ONCE WERE TO
Be RELEASED
Frank Chance Tried to Dis
pose Of Jimmy Lavender
and Lewis Richie; "Lurid
Lou" is Not a Yougster.

rrauk Chance, had he been sue
u"ssiu m securing waivers would
have disposed OF his two maiustays In
tho box Some weeks ago the story
eft how ho uicd tp got rid OF Jimmy
Lavender was told aud the world was
amazed ana today there's another
Just as startling
LOWS HiJchic, who defeated tho
N'V YORK Giants three times within
one week, has proved to tc one ~
tho two mains'uys lately fug The
cubs. For his succcssfm efforts
against the Giants ne rec ivci the
eel, knam" 81 Low the Gilrt Kul,r"
liuul Chance asked waiver au This
wonderful slhsmcu and would have
sold him hud the others been willing
To- let him pass 60 the minors
iNtyhiD is not youngstcr. lie
has been doing slab duty i,r base
hlll clubs since 1905 when ne ioiued
the Williamsport club iu the Tri-
Stat" league. Tho philadelphia club
lu th" National league bought him
from the Willamspurt team after
the CONCLUSION of the season aud cw
remained with the phulics until the
spring until the spring Of 1909 when
be- was sold 10 the Boston Slti1utls
The following year n exchange
Tor Johnny Killing, Eitchic was turned
over Geo the Cubs together ',ilh scv-
'rpl other players. Since 1910. the
'iimt Killer has been "a cub
liltchic did not do we'll in the fan al
1914. uud aid not seem 10 regain MS
torn az the beginning of the year
llr pitched tor the cubs against the
batons in spring game this season
ana may hc remembered by the local
luus
Manager Chance used him IN few
pt the early games and Richie aid
not show 10 advantage Then Franz
sent out "fcclcrs" Co see if the other
clubs would waive on him tie had
uu offer from an American assoclt-
ton club fos $4,000 ana was going
90 send him However three clubs
refused to allow 'ho slab artist o. dc.
part and So Frank chance was forced
to hold onto him or lose several hun
dr"d dollars.
The case of Jimmy Lavender g. ne
most the same The Bruin Boss
wanted to send Lavender tu Montreal.
hut Providence had Go call on him.
waivers had been secured ana as
Chance did not care Go send him back
tu rrut ldonoo ne hcld onto him until
Ia deal could hc made. IN the means
while. james showed ability enough
200 H'ck with any club aud Chunc,
hHd o. star
suppus, Chauoo had secured waiy-
'rs Goa l;trhir uud Jimmy Lavender
had hr,u traded Goo Montreal Then
hero would che cubs boz today
whatever the answer muN he % re-
ualr chat 10 Be- not Chances iault
that che CUBS have two stars,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
ALL COUNTRIES ARE
REPRESENTED
Interest in Meeting of Nation
al Conservation Congress in
indianapolis October la Be.
coming Worldwide.
Especial Correspondence ca Herald,

Especial Correspondence tO Iicraldl
Indianapolis. ind. Aug 90 That
interest IN the meeting of the nation
90 conservation ruugtvfg here October
tu Z, inclusive. is more thnu nn
ti"nal ts Indicated by th, ustcptlu,o8
th1i nave been received t0 the inti-
uti"us extended recently hy the Of
iicors eft the congress and the local
board ot mnnag,rs The replies &C..
coiv'd thus fI show that practically
every civilized country on the glpbe
viii Do" represented.
Additional interest has been arou,.
I'd iu DO" meeting ui the congress tnis
year because Of the fact M, quest ion
of conserving human vitality Will ne
discussed Experts from both
America and Europe viii participate
ana it is expected tina. the resultant
benefits from the discussion win De-
very important The number uf mo-
tables that VIII attend tho congress
this year VIII bc far greater than at
previous congresses Section meet
iuRg VIII h' held to ylloV the fuU con
sidcruiuu of subjects paramount iu
Tine conservation movement
DhJIrmou of thv standing commit
tees viii preside 600 these srptiuu
meetings Among the ust ur chair
mon and lur subjects that viii hr
considered are the following for
yst.. Prof 49, s. Graves Washington.
o. g.. Lands. PROT H. a. Bailey. TN
.4uu. N v. Waters pr W Mo
Gee, Washington. O.. g.. Minerals.
DR. Joseph A. Holmes Washington.
% e.. Homes. Airs Matthew D. Scott.
Washington. j.. g.. Chud Lite. Hon.
Ben g.. Lindsey. Denver Colo. Edu-
cation. Dr e.. r.. Bcypy. Lincoln.
Sob, Civics. Ralph Elsloy, New Yorl,
city, Wild life Protection. Dr W. y
lirrnud4y Sew YORK city National
Parks ur W j niece, Washington.
b g.
Tho greeting addressed TO tho
American people iu the official can
says the time has come when the
,uusrr,atiu of national vitality is e
question oi imm,diat. concern. ~
declares that our efficiency as a IA.
tiuu depends nu the care az our VT
tai resources even more than ON the
car, of our forests. waters. lands aud
minerals. Hitherto" says the call
the conservation congress has dealt
principally with four subjects mem
toned. but this year Do has taken Cor
H. main theme vital resources. Na-
tlunal aud state authorities. lssocla-
tiuns. and individuals are giving
earnest attention 90 this question n
remains TOR tho conservation congress
Co hiring JI these forces together
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

that they may join Ia rousing a
sweeping sentiment Tor the conscrya-
ton Of vital resources
Invitations have boon extended 90
the president OF the United states
and his cabinet, vice president the
speaker of the house of Representa-
tivrs. the chief Justice and tho ass"-
'intc Justices of the supreme court
Of tho United states. the governors oi
the states, tho head Of the govern.
ncnt bureaus. the presidents uf the
great national organizations, the
presidents of the leading universities
and colleges, ana To noted guests aud
individuals of high achievement iu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

this and other countries. Special in-
Vitations have been extended a. the
ambassadors and to the ministers
representing foreign governments
Special reduced railroad rates viii
prevail and AN tourist rates will APP
ply The cali BIZ signed by =. 3.
White president y, Lee Worsham.
chairman executive committee.
Thomas %. snip, executive secretary,
ana Richard t.irber. chairman of the
local board of managers appointed
hy the Commercial club convention
and publicity bureau.
rrlmblo's Livery stables Phone 3,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
SPORTS
Fight Returns at the Herald
Corner Labor Day Afternoon

II" 'fhi
3 %, u to hear
returns th.
90
fu g.hcdul,d
nd Chavez
at
dad WHILE th BATTLES
iur'a Of each b1u" viii De- Received
leased u
aud given go The quickly
tn,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
PREMIER PITCHER
IS MODEST AND
UNASSUMING
Walter Johnson Conceded One
of Greatest Twirlers Ever
Developed; Cares Little for
Applause,

Wash'nWou. u C., Aug Sleeve.
land was playing for the last time tlis
season IN Washington. Waiter John
sen. with his record of ~ strnight
victories. was opposing the Maps u
was tho first hail of tho ninth. with
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

with Charlie Pierson. pierson losing
In the eighth frame.
Mitchell did his final boxing last
night Early today he was On the
road. Tonight ana tomorrow ho VIII
continue training. doing light work.
ana viii not do any boxing for fear
~ injurlng his hands Carson rim
ishcd up his training this afternoon
ana will do only enough work tomor-
row 90 Keep IN trim for Monday night
The hautamWcight affair. with Kid
steel of ~ paso ana Mickey -ulli-
van of Louisville, Ky. as the princi-
pals. scheduled as H tcn-round semi.
windup. promises tp be- CLASSY at
traction Monday evening Both boys
are bIttlcrs from the word go. The
fight may not go over few rounds.
bat the going will be- good while the
going lasts
Interesting prclimluarios win hc q
feature Of the program for the Labor
day entertainments ana the fans
should get q good run Tor their
money.
Tickets on sale.
Reserved scnts for the Mitchell
carson battle were placed on sale 40
Mutsous today ana the fans pur-
chased them in such brisk style that
there Is every reason Co believe %
crowded house will witness the pro-
gram. By special arrangement seats
win bee sold sunday afternoon and
Monday afternoon from To 8 o'clock
Zoo O.Uicllys drug store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

Philadelphia Bt Boston.
Sew York az Washington.
Chicago 40 Cleveland.
So Louis al Detroit.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31
WESTERN LEAGUE

Des Molncs \, ~. Joseph q.
At Dos Moines. q. H. T.,
Dcs Moincs 90. O0t O2l 0lf--S l3 2
ST. Joseph ....G0o 600 00G--6 10 3
batteries. Huoston. sweet Wugee
ana Hanson, Bell Woidring and Crit
filth.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-31

THE name Devoe in paint
4 means to you a guaran-
tee that it will take less paint,
less labor to put it on, than
lead and oil paint, or the Just
as good" kind.
Doyoo Paint rs made Of pure
whistle lead. pure zinc. pure I'm
seed Oh. pure mrpentino dryer,
pure Uniting colors; nothing else.
Sold subject a. chemical analysis.
ana put up strictly fun measure.
Follow directions and yuu'u
Rot the greatest amount ot paint
satisfaction YOU have ever had,
unless you've used Dcvoo paint
before
Thos. F. Keleher, ACT.
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Sioux Clty at Des MoIncs
Topeka al wichita,
ST. Joseph az Omaha.
Lincoln az Denver.
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T0DAY's GAMES.
National Iengnc.

Boston az Philadelphia.
brooklyn ~ New York.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh
ST. Louis at Chicago.
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Batteries Hedicnt Hail ana CARR.
gan. Coomhs, Bender, Huuck ana
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slnnx 30 D. Omahn ,.

A. Sioux CltN W. ". y,
Sioux CITY ....43I OIO G0a-g % 1
Omaha .......uUO 100 col %
Batteries: Brown ana Chapman,
RYAN, Bcebc and Johnson
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AZ Pittshurgh r. u. T..
Pittsburgh ............... . %
cincinnati ..,.s.......,.... Il
Batteries Adams Robinson and
Gibson simon, Benton. Frommc and
Clarke. Mclean
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

N. InlIs 3. nrtrnIt I
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Ia,.tnn Z. PhllndcInhln 3.

Batteries Banding ana CariHch,
DOuglas Benz and Schalk.
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Al wichita. u. " v.
Topeka ....,,,O02 geo 02O--i
Wichita .,..,.3Oi 0Og i0f--7 u
Batteries Hornsby aud Hilhngs;
Ruutt aud Wncuh.
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HhItcTI'H. FinnrIon, MOOrc, NItN-
E0WlN
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Booklyn :. New YORK ).

Batteries. Wiltse. Crandall, Ame'
and Meyers, Wilson, stack, curtis and
Miller.
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Washington !, New York ?.

Clcycland :. Chicago >.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-18
RALEIGH. N. c. CHILD
Made Strong and Well by .vinol.

Made Strong and Well by .Vinol
When we tell YOU that Ninol is
the best remedy in our whole stock
for making weak. puny, ailins chill
dren strong. robust and rosy We are
only telling you what has been prov
cd by hundreds OF mothers.
Mrs. W. o. Strother. italcish. y. G..
says: MY little girl Hazel. has
been taking Vinol to build her un
after u severe spell of sickness. II
has done so much good by restoring
her appetite and building up her
strength that ! think vinol is the fin
est tonic ever prepared and I am
telling everyone about IT,"
What Vinol did for this little girl
i, Will do for every weak. and ailinE
child. because sickly children need
the strengthening cod liver elements
and the tonic iron that Vinol con-
tains--that is why Vinof builds
them up quickly and gives them a
line healthy color. II ia pleasant to
take and we guarantee that the re-
suits will satisfy you-moncy back
liz they, do not. The Aausman Drug
Co.. Trinidad. Colorado.
p. S.'If you have Eczema try our
Saxo Salve. We guarantee 1t.
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|. 0. 0. +. TO HONOR
VETERAN MEMBERS

Tonight at the Odd Fellows hall.
tie members Of Trinidad lodge No. II
]. o. q. r. will honor Its veteran men,
6crs by comforting upon three OF
them lodge jewels, which are given
only to those who have been men,
6ers Of the lodge for twenty-five con-
secutive years In good standing. J.
C. Bell. the incoming grand master
OF the state Of Colorado will present
the veteran jewals to H. G. Frank
enburser OF Cimarrou, T. l.. Jamison
and Thomas McHenry OF this city.
A number Of Odd Fellows from Ration
will be present and following the
meeting u splendid banquet will be
served by Chris Kuver. The musical
program Of the evening is In the
hands OF E. J. Mullis.
Six members of the Trinidad lodge
who wear the Jewels will be in at
tendance tonight. j. o. Packer, Err
nest Risch, A. Rascower. r. b. Chen
oweth. J. II. Hover and Fred War
denburg Of Denver. Ernest Risch ID
the oldest member OF the local lodge.
having Joined In 1859. The Jewel
presentation tonight Is to be big
event in the history Of the local
lodge.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-18
HENwo0D SEEING
A SECOND TRIAL

Denver. Nov. lS.-Final argu-
ments for new trial in the case bf
Harold +. IIenwood. convicted In dis
trict court OF murder in the second
degree and sentenced to life impris-
onment for the killing OF George E.
Copeland. in May, 1911. at the
Brown Palace hotel in this city.
were heard in the Colorado supreme
court today. Attorney John 7. Bot
tom filed the plaintiffs brief in an
swer to the final brief of Attorney
General benjamin Griffith. 1t prob
aply viii be several weeks before the
court rues on the motion for new
trial.
Copeland it Is claimed by Hen
woods attorneys was accidentally
shot when Henwood shot and killed
sylvester Won Publ. IIenwood is yet
10 he tried for tn" murder of Won
Publ.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-18
KANSAS cirY olAlH. AND HAY


kan.as Cf,5..i Nov. Is.--Cash
wheat uhchans led. No. I: hard so a
'ssa: No. ; 7snas: No. I: red sss"
sSl; No. , 20 n 81
Receipts: wheat 233 cars.
cess unchanged to. lc lower No,
z mixed 81: NOS ~: No. : white
4s 0ltt; No. = IS.
OGtS slow. No. white 32m 3?i;
No, 5 Hissd 3l.63:.
rye t56ss.
Hay Weat. Choice timothy 1850
i0ll. Choice prairie l2.5OdI3.
Close; Wheat. December ss:: May
$50: July sS3:12.
Corn, December 4s5Gi3 May
4+a: July 45s.
Oats. December 3is: May a3..
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THE 1Iv1sroex MARKET
ChIcaso livestock,

Chicago Livestock. ..
Chicago. Nov. ls.-Cattle rccsipls
5000. Market steady to q shade
lower. r
Becvcs 5.3oHll: TexAs stesrs $50
q $50: Western steers $50 d:
stcckers and feeders Zoo ITO;
cows and heiSers :.75R7..l0: calves
$50 a 1910. -..-...
HOGS: Receipts 5000. Market
quiet. b to 1ec lower. r-.. cad. B..
Light 7.20@77s: nfxed 1909
7.sO: heavy 7.5567.s0: rough 7.25
OTIS: pigs ,4.7S6s.7o.
Bulk of sales 7.ss67.75.
SHEEP: Receipts 5000. Market
slow. generally steady. &C.,.
Native $500 4.65: western SIS
q 4.s0: yeariinEs a.s06s: lambs.
native 5.50G 10. 5...
Western lambs 5.70f7.so.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-18

Ia your husband cfoss! An irrlf-
able, fault finding disposition is Oft
|en due to a disordered stomach. A
ma with good disestion is nearly al
ways good natured. A great many
have been permanently cured Of
At omach trouble by taking Chamber
lain's Tablets. For sale By all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-18

New York. Nov. 1s.-Cotton fut-
ures closed steady. Closing bids:
November 1l.53: December li.73:
January l-lsG: February ll.A:
March 1903: May 1906: June
1905: July 1905; August IL: Sep
tAmber 1l.75: october 11.52.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-18
III woSt MARKET

st Louis, NO.. Nov. ls.--wool
stsf1s. Territory and western mo-
di6AS - Es5c.
Iius ssediums 1870 2oc.
Pine l36i l7c.-
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-18
DAILY MARKETS
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago. Nov. ly.-Althsu6h ua.
favorable weather In Argentine put
etrensth In wheat Mt the outset today
he market later succumbed 10 the
PIX receipts both northwest and
outhwest. In addition. world ship.
hents were larger than had been
looked for. and export demand unin-
1ortant. The opsniag was 1 lower
tb lGa hisheF. May started At
St10b to SiS. unchanged to lOa
UP mt dropped to silEa.
The close was nervous with Nay
20 &c net higher. at s3b.
Nay corn opened = shade to 10 I
off At ~ TO l7l. and steadied al
~.
The close was steady At AZ for
DeeembeF. q net loss Of = shade.
Nay, oats opened l.i6 down to q
likS advance. At 3i1 10 3s. and held
aroasd the last namsd level.
WHEAT: Dsesmbsr. op<uinx sss
0j: hishsst Ssi: lowest ssS; clos.
IuS' ~.
iasy. opening sileIsS: highest
s.1; lo~sst slt6l: eloslns ~. :,
JuiS. optnins A. q sAa: highest
ss1: lowest IS: eiosins $50.
CORN: December. opening &7N6;
highest ~: lowest %6l: closing
%7l.
nay. oreninE a7G%7l: hiEhest
474: lowest ~: closing t7a.
July. opening %s6isl; highest
+st: lowest -: closing <ei0l.
OATS. December. opening ao1:
highest Sil: lowest 30e: closing II
GSii.
May. op~nin. 3l1G5:: highest
3:l: lowest 3iI: closing 3:iMS.
July. opening 3:i: highest 5:l:
lowest 3?b: closlug 3:a61.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-18
Kanss, C;t, Livestonk

Kansas City. Mo. Nov. is,-Cat-
tie receipts 10000. including 1000
southerns. Market Steady. .-...s
Native steers 6.256 1915; south.
ern steers t.e5 a $50; southsrn
cows and heifers 3.5O@s.2s: native
cows and sheifers 3.60@S; stoeksrl
and feeders 4.76d17.15; bulls t.360
g. 7s: calves 5.sO6S.75: westsrp
steers SOS; western cows $500
6.75. ,..r t
HOGS: Receipts 5000. Market
10c lower. r'-'
Bulk Of sales 1.i6T 7.75. .. .
Heavy 1.8517.75: packers and
butchers T.5OG7.7O: light 1909
$50: gs ga 6.75. ....
SHEEP: Receipts 10000. Market
steady. .a.. ..F-r . g..
Muttons 3.15M5: lamos ca $50:
range wethers and yearlings 4.60d
6.a5: range ewes 31 4.60
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New York, Nov. 1s.-Coppcr firm.
StSndard spot 1900 l'.iO: Novcm-
ber 17.z0f 1880; December and
january l.2O@17.Io: electrolytic
and lake if.G2zi7.S7: castings 1926
617.S7. .. ...
Tin easy. Spot to January 1910
0se.so.
LeAd weak tss64.75.
spettsr steady 7.3oh7.i5.
AptImopy steady. Cookson's 10i.
Iron steady. No. I Northern 1925
| q 1Sk.7s: No. Northern 1850
1915. No. southern 1850 1895.
No. 1 southern soft ls.5o@l?.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-18
THE HONEY MARKET

New York. Nov. is.-- Money on
cali firm, 6iN51 per cont. Ruins
rate 5s per cent. ClosinK bid 81 per
cent. offered Al 5. per cent.
+ Time loans steady. sixty days g
per cent: ninety days 5:N per cent.
SIX month"; 8 as. per cent.
CLOSE: Prime mercantile paper q
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with
actual business in bankers bills a,
t.sI for sixty day bills and ai
<.8S15 for demand.
Commercial bills t.s0i.
Bsr silver SIT.
Meaican dollars 49,.
Governmcnt bonds stcady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-18
P1ov11goHs

Chicago. Now: is.-fGwer hoEr
trprossed the provision msrkrS.
First sales varied from the sams ~
saturday nisht to i0c decline. with
January 1856 for pork: 1870 tc
1924 for lard. and i0.1:I to
iO.i1i for ribs.
MESS PORK: January. opening
1866: highest 1898: lowest 1881:
closing 1898. I
May. opening 1885: highest is.
H4?s: lowest 1895: closing 1854.
LARD: November. cpenins li.ao:
highest ii.37i; lowest i1.3o: clos.
Ing 1884. f...'
!Deecmbh. opening 1904: hish-
est MIA; lowest 1904: elosInS
11.lsl. ~ n,.F
highest 1854; lowest 1910: clos
Ing 1854.
Nay. opening 1914: highest
lo.aasI3s: lowest io.:7i: cloAinx
1880.
SHORT RIBS: January. opening
1924: highest 1895: lowest
lo.0:.: 1920.
May. opening s.s.: highest s.s5:
lowest 9.s5: closing $50.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-18
THE BUTTER MARKET

Eisin. Ill.,. Nov. lS.-Butter firm.
$50.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-18

New York. Nov. 18.-Cotion spo,
closed steady.
Middiins uplands 1910.
Niddlins Gulf 1895.
Sales S.i16 bales.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-18
THE COTTON MARKET

Galveston. Texas. Nov. 1s.-Cutton
lower. lee.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-18
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. Nov. ls.-Trading In
stocks was dull and hesitatIng
throughout the morning. Tho leth-
arsy of tho market was due largely
to the possibility that decisions
might be rendered by the United
States slprsme court In some or the
long standing cases affecting Wall
street. Few Issues weakened subxe.
ausntly. however. except = numbe r
Affected by expected tariff revision.
Monetary conditions were not an
esrly factor although call loans we're
firmly l3aintained at the recently
ruling fiGursa
Bonds were steady. with exception
al activity and two point rise In
Wabash.
Announcement At noon that the
supSeme eoutt would adjourn for q
fortsisht afthr. today's session with.
out. taking action In sons Of the more
ihbortant easss before It caused some
tfresa,arity JIM stocks. particularly
keadlps. &
Pricss shaded further iu tho later
dkaiIngs. 8teel losing practically all
It's gath IN tho spnrt OF tho prcced-
Ing hour, With general heaviness In
other representative Issues.
The masket closed heavy. Trading
was practically At standstiii In the
closing hours and except for sonc
weakness In Inactive stocks prices
were not essentially changed.
New York. Nov. s.-AmaiEamnt- :
ed Slb: Sugar I:0.: Atchison 1919:
Great Northern 1919: New York
Central I1ts: Northern Pacific
1:%b: Reading III: Southern Pa
cIflc lill: Union Pacific i7i: Steel
SAS, Rs~>l cp~tA1r,1 s,0N
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fn METAL MARKET

ST. Louis. No.. Nov. ls.--Lcad
steady, $50.
Spslter steady. 1880.
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Denyer Livestock.

Denver. Colo. Nov. 18.-Cattle re.
ceipts 1000, Market steady.
Beef. steers 5.74M1; cows and
heifera 4 as: stockers and feeders 6
SIS: calves 6Ts.5O.
HOGS: Receipts 1900. Market
l"."pr. Top 1.9J: bulk of sales 1.SO
1856.
SHEEP: Receipts 5000. Marks,
steady. .
Yearlinss 4.5O SIS; wethers I Il
400: lambs GM6.76: ewes 3.25 a
$50.
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Dignity is sometimes ingenious.
hut more often it's bluff.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-18

500 hats on display. Ia off at til
Model Millinery Store. II.
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WANT COLUMN
Wahtsd:Nalle Help

For U. 8. arIy. Apie Uedie1 un-
married men bstwssa' - OF -
aud SO: citizens Of Uaite4 States. Of
good character and tsnpst@ta AaetS
who can speak,, read and ,kflts The
English language. For infof0atien
apply 70 Recruiting Officer. 1o3
West Main st.. Trinida6. Colo. Il.
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Wanted

All who do not receive their
ChrOniclc-Nswx tn phone 'his 49, zee
between 500 and 700 the lame
evening.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-18

Drcssmaking or any kind OF sew
Ing. Reasonable. 1908 Nevada. Red
1924. -
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by man and wifc. employed. no
children. two modern light house,
keeping rooms with privilege Of bath.
Must he close TO business center and
reasonable In price. Call Mitchell.
phone Trinidad 80. s .. m. to ) p.
III. Tuesday.
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Second hand furniture. CarDich.
Gel and Co. Phone Trinidad $50. Il