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New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

METALs-Metas aud pig iron certihcstes
continue nominal. =
hui ouiet. molasses firm and unchanged.
NAVAL STOREs-Spirits turpentine quiet
and unchang ged: rosin and tar steady.
nTI s-Rehned petroleum steady NJ recent
,rices Tinseed oil unchanged
RICE-,F!rm at full but unchanged prices
sTrEtR-No change In refined. and prices
combine hrm at $50 n 5aoc net, less > per cent
for caSn Paw quiet and unchanged; centrltu-
eal ~ test ( soc, muscovado, so test, iSoc
and rnaIasser sugar. so test 4.oSc. In London
beet sugar was quiet and III f2kc lover
February anc March, 16s 9Ad; May at los
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Feb. 24-CLOyERSEED cash.
SIS so: February. Si3 go; March, SIS Go; April.
$l3 20: Octooer. 50 12ia 30 >, kl3 30qsl3 80;
30 8 Sl315aSl3 2j. rejected, Sl2 90 u $l3: no
established grade, SgU$12 40. ALSIKE, prime.
Sl3 -: March, SIS ~; TIMOTHY, prime,
SO 92ja, March, 81 s2i3.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
HUYLER OPENS A NEW STORE

The twenty-seventh Huyler store in
greater New York and the dfty-hfth Huyler
store on the American Continent opened
last week at Broadway and 18th street.
This store marks the latest link in chain
Of stores which began In 1876 al NO. 800
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

PROyISIONS-M Moderately active and easier
lover prices Of hogs and prospects Of contin-
ued heavy receipts PoRK-steedy; mess
sI7 25dSI7 so; family, SIS boa sls 30; short
fsnniiy. S15aSl5 80; packet. Sl3 50qSl4; extra
india mess. s23 50a s24 BEEF HAMs1oniet'
so7 5OH $50 30. DRESSED HOGS-Steady pa
cons So a DC, pigs, 9Hc. CUT MEAIs
picked bellies dull 9Ic; pickled hams quiet;
tic AILOW-special. 6i3c; city. sc; % %Goun-
~ 54 dGLc IARD-Steady: Middle West
sod 8 aGc; city dull: sls asac; refined quiet;
south america IOl0c: Continent, 0Snci SRA
iii kegs II i0c: compound steady; Us a &c
oleo, sL dshc' city lsrd'
gA NJ l0c. ... .,,t
COTTONsEED OII~-Moderately active WIN
Interest centred In tho March position. iTlSes
4. hrnnca Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

2I, cars on sale. Sheep steady; lambs dull
and weak No good or prime lambs offered:
Ordinary 10 prime sheep sold AT ~ Oo9N -
ncr 100 ID; common 20 ordinary lambs, 500
SO 80. Dressed mutton steady az ga qec per
10: dressed lambs. ga 2 IL iac; country dressed
hothouss lambs, S4d IS per carcass
Fsles-Tobin e. shannon: 224 Ohio lambs,
81 10 average, So 80 per 100 ID.
Kerns Commission Company: indiana
lambs III 10. SO: 10 sheep, 1873 lb. - 90; 20,
I2g Ib. 81 25; >, 10 10, So ., 126 III. 81 30
HOGS-Receipts, 2.6S2 head; none on sale;
feeling noninally firm. Country dressed hogs
steady. at q 2. Q9c per 10 for medium 20 light
weights.
Exports from all ports week ended February
-' Live
cattle.
r., r,,5,p .....,....... 535
Total. ..,.,....'... ..''' '''''''' '''''''' A't''
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

Liverpool cables: Spot quiet sales, 5000
bales Total sales include 1900 late yesterday
speculation and export 1000. American. 1000;
imports. 2lOOO. all American; midding upland,
. sod Futures opened quiet at points decline
closed easy, at 70 points net lower. February
: cd; February. March. 563isd. March-April
5.Gid; April May. 5.G5d. May-June and June
July. 3 Sol; uy-August, Sos iad. August-Sep-
tember. 5Gl I'D; Septemher-OCtober 6.jg I'd [:
October November, 5.57isd, Novembcr-Dccem
bcr, December January and January-February,
5.58l5d: February-March. 5.5Ti7d
COFTEE-Thc circulation OF about 10000
bags March notices resulted In opening from
3 points decline TO points advance The near
positions we're relatively easy, but, as the no
tices were promptly taken up, the market gained
strength closing steady at a net advance OF s1l2
points Havre was unchanged to a franc lower,
Hamburg unchanged to . ptennig decline and
Rio steady at unchanged prices, while Santos
was barely steady M unchanged prices TO 100
refs lower Receipts were again liberal at Bra
lillian points and this discourages outside inter
eat on the long side. Cost and freight offers
above a parity with the local market. Spot de
mand ~ iobblng character, hut II Is believed
the demand will keep up throughout the season.
Spot frmer, Rio No I, l4izc Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
LRy Telegraph to Tho Tribune. ]
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Feb 24-An estimate that the wheat
sUrplus OF the four leading export countries
showed loss OF Al. 900 0oO bushels lifted the
market to-day for a brief period. but the rest
% the time prices we're weak largely on account
NJ Indifferent cables. Final trades ranged
lsdLc under last night Corn closed hdhc
down, oats isc of 20 shade up and provisions
az 5a2Tiac decline. Range OF prices;
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
MINING.
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
tMaturlng l9l3-Zf)
FURNISHED by Swartwout & Appenzelar, NO. -
Pine street,

furnished by SWartwout & AppenzeHar' NO. -
Pine street,
Name Maturity. Int. yield.
Ais Anantte Coast Lac P, C. i9i$1i7;s7 10 - 4z
- Roch q Pitts 4-4h y c, 1857 - -
Central Of Georgia 4H-5 p c. 19i3'i7 - ~
central 4 K Of y ) c, 19l5-l7 7.... - ~
Chesapeake & ohio . c. l9l3-l7. -. "A ~
1tieago Alton 4-41z- p c. l913-'l9. o. 20
CCnicago 4 East ~ 4h-b p c, 19l3-lI' 4h ~
chicago. r g. 4iz-6 p c. 1913 l9. - 20
Sln, Ham e. Day 4h-5 G, 1892 90. ~ -
DeiaNare Hudson ~ c, l922...'. n 20
hfie 4-4h-5 o c. l9l3-f7...........' ~
ntioshng Valley 44H c. iol3-.ls;o' 1n
iipdson Manhattan . p G. 1913 ~ -
nan CITY, n s q n ~ C. f9l5-.l3;. ~
hansas City Southern ~ y c. l9l6-Io 20
L,sHlgh Valley X 4-4k p C, l9lS-lo' - 70
SGi,svut Pacific p c. 1918 II. ........ % ~
ssioSiie Ohio 4-8 3 c. 1919 10. ...'.'' II
= Central Lines 3 3 G. 1913 22. -. 20
Sorioik Western 4 p c. 1919 'i6..'' - SE
e. esha}l }lysnia 33s-4 g 1873 II - - sE
y i San Tran 4-4is-5 p r, i9l3-'l1. "a -
20 grsr 4 c & RS n r. 1gl8-i7;.'
eet1eard hig Line 4i5-5 {. lglS- H. ~ III
SSaslasrn ny ah--4b c. 1913 "a" ~ ~
lvsfan lvtsffn.an kaiway G. i9l3-es,." 20 az
rmebsEn Railroad AIS c. 19l3-Yso' Sx 1E
"psA 4 Lake Erie 4h-b o c. 1915 ~ Oh
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
sEABoARD CLEARANCEs.

FLOUR AND MEALc-Flour inactive ana
nominally unchanged. Spring patents, IS 25a
SIS 80; winter straghts 81 500 81 45; winter
patents 81 6oGs s. 90; spring clears i3oq
81 7ogS3 50, Kansas stralShts. 81 s5qs4 a9i
fancy spring patents. 50 +5d$s6S. RYE
FLOCR-Qutst. fair 70 good 81 s5Ts4 0S;
ehoge. 20 fancy. S59$5 20 BgGKMHEAT
FLOUR-S2 30 per 100 ID. CORNMEAL,-
steady: kiln dried 81 g.. BAG MEAL,-Flne
white and yellow, 81 65gSi 10; coarse. 81 $50
81 a. FEED--Western spring. 500 rs $50;
standard middling, 500, -four do. sS2 red dog,
So 70. city bran. SO bulk. $50 80 sacks; mid
ding. $50 q go so. red dog $50. hOmny chop,
$50 bulk. &5l % sacks; oil meal S40QS4o 30.
COTTON-Irrogular. with tendency toward
an Increased new crop premium and trading
quiet. There vag no appearance OF bull support.
but covering for over the weekend. particularly
bv Wall street houses. caused a rally from an
opening decline on old crop. and tho market
closed s,esdy. net points lower 10 3 points
higher Liverpool was lower than due. ac-
counting for tho initial decline in the old crop
w1lthA Closing prices were within point or
TWO or the best. Spot quiet and points lower
af 10 40 for middnrg upland; sales 10 bales
Southern spot markets generally unchanged
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reinhsrlt, 40 -
Broad street, New York. No - UcvOnshire
street Boston. and No 10 Kill sgcet West
Tnrnufn Canadal
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.

ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN
% wk in Feb. ssts-74s ssts-s sa5ss s75,871
july j Feb. IA 28es3s7 2ssG57o 2j44.7l2
ANN ARBoR
July i-Feb IL i69 ESQ I82o58l lis7s9s
CINCINNATI. NEW ORLEANS q TEXAS
PACIFIC.
IaI Ia VI i-Fsb y i3 5sS2Ss6 5S524 40 5552s57
DETROIT, TOLEDO & IRoNToN.
2d wk in Feb s45e12 S25.403 S21,oGl
Jtiy i-Feb IA 1i3627o 123G57s ZOOS, 447
GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA
july FEB. j. l,52s220 1SS8.22s lls4.223
INTERoCEANIc OF MEXICO.
ID vk. I'm Feb Sle793j S2O44sl S2o3.3l4
July 1-Feb. "A. 5O06 sos 5l95j5O 5,l53, 500
MOBILE & OHIO.
% wk. in Feb s2l5ool $4,000 s217 ss7
Jllv I-Feb IA 7lgO13t 69i2531 6542560
NATIONAL RAILWAYS OF MEXICO.
2d wk in Feb. Si0O327 S1.29s930 S1.253 6S7
Julv 1-Feb IA. ~. 100 2SO 80 935 2O3 35 6O1. .573
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
Ja Iaiy VIZ i-Feb. 5b Il. si966G s76i5i S22 III
LEHIGH VALLEY.
Cross earnings. 81 SOS sos 81 DOC 731 50. roo ia
Exp. and taxes. 2,2So.1ls 2o96. is2 I97o,9sS
Net earnings. Stss,1s7 ssiO.2e9 s72015s
Cross esrnings sa2 Gss so2 s21 $50 767 s2O937 s63
Exp and taxes, 16, i03,5sO - 76l 549 1892 10
Net earnings. $685. 10 SO Sj9.2is s7,595. 753
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED By Charles j. Barney & Co, No 25
Broad street. New York. and No. l22 South
4th street Philadelphia)
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
New York. February "a. 1

New York February "a 1912.
GRAIS-WHEAT-Stea most OF the day,
with small price changes, but near the close
developed an easier feeling, and final figures
were AZ about the bottom with a net decline
ci y "a nc. Liverpool cables were little
lower than expected but tone abroad was
steady. owing 70 frm offers from leading ex-
porting countries and to the fact that a com
parativelv small percentage OF the wheat NOV
ing is going 10 the United Kingdom. Re
Ceipts at interior points for the week were
heavy, amounting 10 3.5lS,O00 bushels. or
l.JlS,O0O over the corresponding week last
year. Cash wheat here, steady; No red.
81 O!isc elevator. export basis. and 81 O3h
b ahoat No I Northern Duluth. 81 2OA
b aroat CORN-Advanced q q &c early,
with commission house buying on reports OF a
continued good cash demand and light offer
ings from the country Near the close there
was active liquidation. and hnal prices were
easy At unchanged 10 &c net lower. Texas
and Oklahoma, where the crop short this
season, have been heavy buyers. but some
authorities predict, with prices tic "A bushel
over last year, that when grass begins 70
grow there will be a sharp falling OF in the
demand. No here, 7GLc elevator. domestic
basis. to arrive. and export corn. 72hc o b
shoat. OATS-Stesdy, and final figures were
unchanged TO tc net lower Interior receipts
for the week were s81 600 bushels over last
year. Cash oats quiet. standard white, 60c
In elevator. 40 .. 6Oc; No ,, 5pkc; No I,
5aHc natural and white clipped, 6ah q Sc
on track RYE-Quiet: No q 97c nominal.
/ Buffalo. PARLEY-Steady; mating.
81 % q 81 %. G Z Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES,
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Head & CO. No. Il Broad
street New York;
LAND.
BidAsked RidAsked.
Rnsfnr I M ~ "a "a Il lhas
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

C'lcaTlurs for week ended February D, 1912
-uarv Il 1912 81 G3G g77, $50 Il. clearings this
Balarceg for week ended February =, 1917
L. 1872 'S79 73I OF %. balances this day. Fet
give days
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25

orrevois u ord u -
oM md
common or o.
Marc
eanlo common obson t d o
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Quoted by Boyer. Grswold & CO.. No az Broad
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
NEW YORK PRICES

Wheat: Open. High. Low Close. day.
Nav .......Sl o4S 81 o4h 81 o4S 81 o4it 81 or
or OIL a
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU.
NlCIPAL BONDS.

FURNISHED bv zimmerman & Forshay, Nos
and II Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

export, I o b afoat
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
BOSTON CURB STOCKS

'Interest 10 be added.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
IAILROAIl.

Bos & Alb. 221 = D. = & " Il pf -- SO
Z & Maine. 99}z 100 Ny Nh & HESS 13s..
Bos Elev....132 1924 W 81 Ry.. 5 s. "a
Bos & " El lG:z.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04
CANVASS|NG BOARD
 IS COUNTING VOTES
All Referendum Measures Except Three Cent Fare
 Will Soon Be in Force

PHOENIX. Dec. 3. For the purpose of canyasslng the votes canvassed in the election Of November 5. Gov. George W. F. Hunt. Secretary of Sta,e Sidney P. Osborn and Chief Justice Alfred Franklin met this afternoon al 7 O clock in the office of the seeretary y.
 The work of canyasslng the votes for presidential electors and congress man is proceeding rapidly and prob ably will be completed this afternoon. The results will then be communicated to the secretary of state of the United States. X
 In all probability the votes on con stitutional amendments and referred bills will not be caayassed for two or three days. The law says that they shall he canvassed 30 days after the election. so the board has two or three days to spare.
 Soon after the votes on amendments and measures are canvassed the eo.- ernor will issue his proclamation of result. With the exception Of the Scent fare law, which the railroads are fighting through the courts anu corporation commission. they will then 20 into effect.
 IL is not expected that the official canvass will make any change in the results from those announced by The Gazette several days ago
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04
ROOSEVELT IN LEAD
 ON CALIFORNIA COUNT
High Roosevelt Elector Gets 283,615; High Wilson
 Hector Has 283,441.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Dec. son the face of the returns of the election Of Nov. ,. taking the. entire state as official outside of Los Angeles and taking the official returns in that county as returned after recount in two precincts, but as not having re- ceived the official stamp of the sec retary Of state and therefore not fin al, the returns show. Roosevelt re- ceived zS3.Gl5 votes, Wilson 2S3.I4I, making the Roosevelt plurality 1T4 in California These figures will not be changed as far as totals for A. J. Wal lace. progressive elector and Thomas Griffin, democrat. are concerned, the figures of their totals being highest in the state for presidential electors on their respective tickets.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04
GETS-lT For COrns
 Really a Wonder

"Quit That GETs-lT win Get Any

quit That GETS-lT will Get Any
 Corn"
 The new kind of corn cure; the only sure kind; the only easy, safe. pain. less kind is here It's what corn. pesteTed people have been looking for ever since the age of shoes. Does II really do the work? We'll, just one trial will prove 1t.
 The name of this big surprise is "GETS-IT," because it gets it. You don't have to wrap your toes in band ages. There are no pIasters, no salves. What is more. "GETS-I1~' will never. absolutely can't hurt or make the true flesh sore. as many other corn things" do. If it gets on the skin, it won't. can't hurt or injure the flesh. Apply it in two seconds. It's guaTau- teed, or your money is refunded.
 Your druggist sells -GETS-IT.7 g cents per bottle. or direct if you wish. From E. Lawrence Co, Chicago.
 Sold in Bisbee by Phelps Dodge Mercantile c., Central Pharmacy and Bisbee Drug CO. Advertisement. 263
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04

We wish to call your attention to the fact that most infectious dis eases, such as whooping cough. diph- theria and scarlet fever are con tracted when the child has a cold. Chamberlains Cough Remedy win quickly cure a cold and greatly lessen the danger of contracting these dis eases. This remedy is famous for it's cures Of colds. It contains no opium or other narcotic and may be given 10 a child with implicit confidence. Sold by all dealers s-Adyertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04
FLUCTUATIONS
 STILL ERRAT|C
This Condition Unsettled the Local Coppers---Call Rates For Money Again Shows
 Some Advance
DENN AND SAGINAW

BOSTON. Dec. 3-The continuance of cratic fluctuations in the New York list unsettled the local eoppars. The selling was not heavy but the buying power was entirely absent NosIs Butte sold off 10 30 I-2. Range s I-4. lSle Royale 34 l-4 and others in prolSrtion. Call rates for money were higher again today and it does not look as if there would be any material relief until after the first of the year.
 PAINE WEBER < co.
 Total sales New York 5S9,2H0 Money per cent. Copper metal un- changed.
 C. and A. dividend is payable s- eember g to stock of record Decem- her c.
 In the local curbs both Denn and Saginaw in good demand but offerings are too high to permit of transactions.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04
IMPORTS ARE HEAVY
 AT DOUGLAS POINT
More than Million Metal Value From Sonora and
 5280 Head of Stock

Imports valued at about one mil lion dollars were handled at the GUS toms port between Douglas and Agua Prieta last month. according to the monthly report Of the collector, InaGe public Saturday. In addition to this there were about 5000 cattle imported here. The report shows that revolu- tonary troubles have had less effect than for a long time. The report
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04
DAILY INFORMATION
 EXPECTING MARKET l
lBy speelaI Wire to Leyy Rros.l

tBy Special Wire to Levy Bros.)
 Thursday the right or Union Pacific preferred by the stockholders 10 share in the distribution of assets made ne cesssary by the supreme court deei- sion will probably have to be deter mined by the courts.
 Committee Of managers of fifty-two railroads. east of Chicago. win discuss today wage demands time schedules and working conditions.
 Germany issues watning apparently directed at Russia that she will fight if her ally, Austria Is attacked.
 Secretary of the treasury MacVeaga says he does not believe present bank ing emergency warrants currency de posits by the government.
 U. s. steel strike situation in Pitts burg shows more activity.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04
FINDS ARSON TRUST"
Wisconsin Fire Marshal Alleges That
 Damage Will Reach Million.

MADISON. Wis, Dec. @.-An "ar son trust" which is charged with the destruction of s1,0O0,000 worth of property has been discovered by Wis. consin State Fire Marshal Purtell, ac- cording to his statement today. War. rants have been issued for the arrest of several of the principal alleged of- lenders. most of whom, state officers said, lived outside of Wisconsin.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04
Human Nature.

Why Is it" asked the curious guest that poor men usually give larger tips than rich men?" Well, suh." said the waiter, who was something of a philosopher as well, looks to me like de DO man don't want nobody to md out he's DO, and de rich man don't want nobody to find out he's rich."-- Youths Companion.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04

Guess nearest to the total number of pounds of Tea and COfee in our show window and receive a prize. See Page S.-P. D. NJ. Co.-Advsrtisement
 PIG
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04
Apoioay.

Coniurer-'N Now. sir. you admit that the card you have just taken out of the handkerchief is the queen of clubs, yet the card you chose and securely tied there-namely. the ace of spades --I now produce from this hat" Timid Volunteer-"So sorry-my mistake - Punch.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04
As a Preeaution.

Get a dozen tiny bells, and every time a bottle Of poison is brought into the house tie bell 10 the neck. Even in the dark the bell will tinkle its warning
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04

A non-infiammable collodion var. nish has been found to give the best results Of anything yet tried in Europe for waterprOofing aeropiane wings.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04
Pity.

A giri who has a steady beau feels the same kind of pity for the girl who sits alone night after night that the boy who can dive has for the one who Is afraid to wade in above his knees"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04

A ticket holder that an Indiana man has patented has slot in one side to facilitate sliding out the top one of a package of tickets.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04

When you have a bilious attack give Chamberlain's Tablets a trial. They are excellent For sale by all deal rs.-Adyertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04
SEVEN ARE KILLED
 IN RAIL ROAD WRECK

EVANSVILLE, O., Dec. 3.-Seyen persons were killed and eight injured five of whom will probably die. in railroad collision near Dresden. Ohio, tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04
Wheat
Cotton
Boston

December -.-........... 12 2s January ..-s.............. 12.f9
Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-04
CLOSING QUOTATIONS, Dec. 3.
 G.- J. OverlockD

New York
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-11
PRESENT GRAND OPERA
WiIliston Musicians Have Rare Treat
In ths Presentation of The
Bohemian Girl.

One of the musical treats Of the
season at Williston was that which
was presented by cast of six tai
ented musicians Of that city and
grand chorus from the music depart
ment OF the high school. The event
took place at Williston, May and 4
and was pronounced excellent by all
who heard it. The opera was under
the direction OF Miss Lille A. Moe and
the principal cast was as follows:
Airline, soprano. Mrs. B. L. Hardaway
Gipsy Queen, contralto, ...........
................ Miss Lille Al. Moe
Thaddeus. tenor r..........C. F. Currie
DeviIshoof, bass. .... Alfred Jennison
Count Arnheim, bass Geo. f. Forster
Florestein, tenor H. r. Evans
The chorus consisted of a. volume
of forty voices and an orchestra of
fourteen played the accompaniments.
The opera was staged in three acts
and reflected great credit upon those
in charge:
Musical director, Prof. Andrew Onstad
Stage director. Miss B. Ellen Toftley
Stage manager, Herbert Metzger
Property manager. Robert Mansfield
Business manager. &C. w. Lounsberry
Accompanist. Miss Margaret Monroe
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-11

AT the studio Of Joseph Baernstein-
Regneas, 1873 West Eightieth street,
New York, Saturday evening. April
27. there was given benefit concert
for the families Of the musicians who
lost their lives on the Titanic. The
following artists, all Of whom the pu-
pills of Mr. Regneas, volunteered their
services: Madame Well Axnan, Ma
dame Wilson Comstock, Elsie New
land Davis, Cleo Gascoigne. Helen
Con-, Madame Dose Kyger. Madame
Turner Maley, Grace de Pima, Eleanor
Ratzburg. Helen Stein. M. Roger de
Bruyr,, Andrea Sarto. AT the piano.:
Florence BeckwIth, Umberto Mar
tucci and r.. Howard Warner. The
concert was well attended and the
fine work DC the singers heartily en-
3oyea and applaudea In spite Of the
fact that the cause for which it was
given was prominent in the minds
ana hearts Of ali. In arranging this
4
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-11
BROADENING THE
DEMONSTRATION WORK.

BY direction Of Secretary Wilson of
the u. s. department Of agriculture, the
work Of the bureau Of animal industry
in the south is to be carried to the
farmer through the efforts of the state
district and county demonstration
agents of the bureau of plant industry.
The valuable work of the bureau of
animal industry in tick eradication is
proving of considerable Importance in
connection with the farm demonstra-
tion work. hTe agents in the farm
demonstration work, on the othsr hand,
are in position to do great deal to-
ward assisting the tick eradication
work.
A plan has therefore heeu effected
which provides for cooperation be-
tween the forces of the bureau of ami
NAL industry and the bureau of plant
industry in placing before the farmers
of the south the important facts con-
nected with tick eradication. The ar
rangements further provides that the
same general plan shall be followed in
connection with the dairy work Of the
bureau Of animal industry and the ami
NAL husbandry work, especially that
which has to do with hog raising. In
connection with the boys corn clubs 1t
is proposed to encourage the organi2a-
ton of hog raising contsts and pig
clubs. The demonstration agents have
foud The boys Of the south greatly in
telestec in the question of what TO do
with their corn when they have raised
it. II they can get more money for it
by feeding 1t to pigs they are going to
do so. A number Of the boys have sl-
ready won prizes at county fairs In
connection with hog raising contests.
The bureau of animal industry experts
will also cooperate with the demon
stration forces in the matter Of organ