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The Washington bee., 1912-01-06

'I have got one more to put up to
you, Professor" I whispered: What
will happen to Judge Hewlett the
coming year," Oh, that's easy" said
the fake-son of a Hindo. Judge Hew-
lett will continue just as nervous, and
fdgety during 1912 as he has during
the sixty years he has pulverized wind
and romances. In his own estima-
ton, the Judge will continue to be a
tremendous force in politics, and upon
his decision will rest the fate OF Pres
ident Taft. Without the Judges sup
port, Taft can't be nominated The
Judge is a high-strung, nervous bach
The Washington bee., 1912-01-06
W. CALVIN CHASE, EDITOR

Entered at the Post Office at Wash,
jngton, D. c., as secOnd-class
mail matter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-07

GERTRUDE Z. BENJAMIN, ". NJ
LOUISA STEWARD, Secretary.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS,
FARM LANDS

RANCHES. RANCHES, RANCHES,
-so acres one mile from store, school
ana church; 900 acres under cultiva-
,lon land all fenced. house and out
buildings. first water right from creek
can al be irrigated. Price s6500 cash
or $1,000 on terms
0-acre ranch I'm Cassis county, Idaho1
good soil, water right. land all fenced,
,oe mouse. well and wind MILL two miles
from school and church. Price $500 cash.
1oo-acre ranch In Park valley. Utah.
All Fenced. good water right for 200
acres, house. sheds. yards. well and
windmill; land grows grain. potatoes.
oeets, and averages r5O tons alfalfa.
Price $4,000; $4,000 down and balance on
l6o-a homestead relinquIshr In
Cassia county. Idaho; has well-bult
broom frame house. good cellar well.
stable. corral; posts set on two sides OF
property and enough on hand to fence
balance. Excellent dry farm proposition.
Goes at $1,000.
4So acres on Raft River: 260 under cul-
tivation. with decreed water right: can
all be cultivated and irrigated; house.
sheds all fenced. Price $50 per acre,
half cash. balance on time
PACIFIC LAND & WATER Co.
s16 Newhouse Bldg.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovEI
A FEW SNAPS;

"A FEW SNAPS;
Will buy two-story. 7-room brick
mousse, with 3xs rods of ground on o st.
erty is $1,000 below the market With
Sl00o expended 1t VIII make a $500 piece
OF property, The house is good and sub
stantial' finished In natural yellow pine.
In the rear on 3rd South. near Sth East,
have 3-room cottages. just as good as
new, water and electric lights In the
houses. toilet and sewer connected.
can sell them for $3.50 cash and SIS per
montn. including interest. You cannot
BUY vacant ground In that vicinity for
Terms can be arranged VIII buy the
handsomest house for sale In this city,
eight rooms, oak floors. hot water heat,
large lot located on 2nd ave. near Vir-
glnia st: owner asked $4,000 for the
property before he left for California. but
price.
pressed bpsH oas sa South Thts SITE
EAST, about four years old and In FIRST
class repair; all special assessments are
pald IN full, connected with the sewer.
pest Kind Of furnace in the house. double
floors down and upstairs, and all rooms
large and airy; II will take $3.50 cash,
you per month, Including interest at z
per cent. to buy It; 1t surely beats rent
description on such terms.
A broom modern brick cottage, with
three acres of beautiful garden land. 30
bearing fruit trees, small fruit. located
In Bountiful; flowing we'll giving sixty
gallons per minute. enough to irrlgate
y, 10, Il.
SPOT cash four months ago; there Is a
S21o0 mortgage on this property which
can be paid Off or assumed by the pur-
chaser $3.50 cash will handle It.
For five acres opposite Granite high
school: this price is one third less than
anything In that neighoorhood. half cash,
balance can stand
4lx13e feet; shade trees all around: op-
posite Liberty park; nearly $500 less than
any, similar lot In the same neighbor-
hood
Neat clean and attractive. and for the
money the best 5~room modern brick cot
tage on the market In this city, consider
ing location. on Bird ave; 1t is connected
with the sewer and all special assess
which is connected with the hot water;
big attic. nice lawn and shade trees II
you have $1,000 10 pay cash, we Will give
you long time on the balance
We have many more equally as good
on our books.
We have plenty of money TO loan on
Salt Lake real estate and at fair rate
OF interest
We. will insure your house or furni-
fIY In, fl,rao 20
sented In this city, Ask your neighbor
about It.
A. RICHTER.
Phone eA. 73 South Main st.
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PARTY LEAVING CITY ON ACCOUNT
of Ill health has left for me to dispose
of most complete bungalow of five rooms
ever built In this city. IT has built-in
fixtures of the most artistic design cleo
trio light fixtures. hardwood floors buf-
fet kitchen. cement basement and fur
ace. This home, which has been occu-
pied but six months. can be bought $3.50
less than original cost price. s4750 90
5000 down, balance may he made In
monthly payments, Phone IIyland 2is4-w.
gS33
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FIRST CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS
desirable location. 251 East 2nd South
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-07

H. j. SMITH. DENTIST, IS AT THD
old location at Murray. ll6 So state
st. 1857
DR. F. e MORGAN. DENTIST, 502
Scott building Open evenings d2eS3
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

TIE GODDARD-ABREY CO. AUDIT
Ing and general accountancy. SAG Me.
Intyre bldg. Wasatch 51sS. c20a3
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ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCK
ranges IN the west. Call 80 W. 9Th So.
WAsatch SZAH f3072
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a ELBCTA CHAPTER NO.
T: q: 4
~ s. Order Eastern Star
ukA Stated meetings third
NZA~ Tuesday OF each month.
MSSK Masonic temple, corner
&0VH8 Second East and First
South. Visiting members
cordially invited
LCCDNA MARCEL, w, NJ.
MARY L. TAYLOR, Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-07

ONE OR TWO LOTS IN POPLAR
Grove. best In the district. Apply for
particulars L-40. Tribune office f2o59
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-07
VETERINARY SURGEON

8. r. VETERINARY COLLEGE BE-
gins Sept l6 No profession offers
Keane. preB, 1873 Market ST., San Fran
cisco. c1Sls
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CHINA DECORATING

MIsS 6ERTHS WAGENER.s STIf6i0,
II East Third South. China suitable
FOR gifts and prizos. Class ana private
lessons. c36b
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FOUR ROOM BRICK WITH BATH "
w. corner 3rd ave and o st Will con
slider offer. A, 0. Gates. Lafayette, Ind.
fo6So
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-07

8 ACRES. GROOM HOUSE. BRICK.
and outbuldiugs, plenty water This
nico home S3500
10 acres shares water, s acres In
lucerne, about miles from city, only
$1,000.
l2 acres shares water. all under cul-
tivation. about Q miles from city. only
S2T00.
a beautiful 5-room home. g. C., near
9th East pavement, strictly modern,
s2o50; 5000 cash. Inquire 207 Atlas, or
phone Hyland 3-W, 1884
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YOUNG MAN WANTS TO co INTO
small business with small capital Nd
dress N-52, Tribune gS23
FURNISHED ROOMING HOUSES, ONE
49, rooms, $3.50: one Q rooms, $500 Phone
2545-J. gS38
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-07

A SNAP. BY OWNER, 5Xs RODS ON
3rd South between ath and 5th East.
SEQ Rowe: care Mullet-Keily Co. eITpO
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LINDS CHAPTER NO.
!, Order Eastern Star
Ma sonic temple. Stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
members Will receive a
cordial welcome.
JENNIE 7. BRECkON,
w. NJ: NELLIE I.
SPENCER, Secretary.
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BOARD AND ROOM AND BATH: STUD
ents preferred. 273 Seventh ave g625
A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM. s7o EAST
1Et sc, S2087
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scAYENaER SERVICE

GARBAGE. RUBBISH AND DEAD AMI
mails removed; sanitary cans furnished
free, all Kinds Of scavenger work done
promptly and thoroughly, Salt Lake
Scavenger 6 Sanitary Garbage Co.. II E.
3rd So. at. WaSatch 40. fires
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BOARD AND ROOM

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN NEW
modern home. Board IL desirable, Close
In. Wasatch 13S!-M 1921
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DENTISTS


DIX j h. kEYSOR. gae MAIN ST. TEL.
Wasa,ch 662s. Good set teeth, $500.
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MIZPAH CHAPTER NO.
D. Order Eastern Star
Stated meetings 8 p. m.
first Monday OF each
month. Ma sonic temple,
corner Second East and
First South. Visiting
members cordially In
Yited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-07

$4,000
Will buy n two-story. 7-room brick
mousse with 3xS rods of ground on o st,
between End and 3rd avenues. This prop
eTty is $1,000 below the market With
SIooo expended 1t VIII make a $500 piece
OF property, The house is good and sub
stantial. finished In natural yellow pine,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-07

I'VE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT'S
all'; Tuttle Bros. Co.. 159 Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-07

FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITH.
ont board. 4241 So. 2nd West, g79f
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-07

LODGE NO. l. F.. & A. M
Masonic temple, corner First South and
Second East. Regular meetings second
Friday OF each month. Members OF
sister lodges and sojourning brethren
cordially invited, f. o. Leatherwood, w
M, A. j. Lowe. Secretary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-07
CLEANING AND DYEINq

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO., sBi 30.
State ut. Phones Sass. rnaee7
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LAWN MOWERS
UNDERWRITERS.

FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE; LIMITED
number copies of Your Own Collec-
tor; whole books se. half books So 80:
quarters $3.50. Address N-28. Tribune.
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$3.50,

Sl3oO,
In the rear on 3rd South, near Sth East,
nave Groom cottages. just as good as
new, water and electric lights In the
houses. toilet and sewer connected.
can sell them for $3.50 cash and SIS pei
month. Including interest You cannot
ouy vacant ground In that vicinity for
what l am asking for all.
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WASHING MACHINES

EDEN" ELECTRIC HOME LAUNDRY
machine, sold on payments. Stewart
Gleason Co., 36 w End South. 1888
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED,

$3.50
Buys swell lots on 4th East and
18th South.
n. w. CLAYTON CO.,
Real Estate. Loans. Insurance, Stocks
and Bonds.
11s South Main. Tel Was. 5s77,
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PARTY LUNCHES.

PARTY AND DUTCH LUNCHES PRE-
pared and served for special occa =
sions. charges reasonable. For informa =
ton call Wasntch 1857. g706
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SAFES AND VAULTS

A COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand A few second
hand safes for sale. Write for clrcular
Shealy Safe G. Vault Co., Al P. 0. place.
Og673
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DRESSMkKING
PYORRHEA SPECIALIST


DR., ROPERT w. HALL. PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PROPHYLAXIS. $50
KEARNs BLDG. a2353
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HOTELS AND RooNnNa HOUSES


MODERN. UP-TO-DATE HOTEL OF 120
rooms. strictly modern In every re-
spect Telephone and hot and cold water
IN every room. Owner retiring from
business on account OF sicknees. Call up
Exchange AZ for further information.
g243
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

Rank. OFFICE, BAR AND STORE
fixtures. special designs submitted on
application; household refrtgerntors.
ca rom and pocket billiard tables. bowling
Coliender Co. 160 to 160 South 4th West
phone Wasatch ASS. aA086
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DETECTIVES

LANCASTER DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Under new management. Latest meth
ods. All work guaranteed. Phone Wa
satch 2475. +0I Boston bldg f1760
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Terms can be arranged VIII buy the
handsomest house for sale In this city
elght rooms, oak floors. hot water heat
large lot. located on End ave, near vir-
ginia st: owner asked $4,000 for the
property before he left for California, but
is anxious to sell. hence the reduction ir
price.
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ATTORNEYS

pWERS G. MAR1ONEAUX. ATToR-
neys: O. w. Powers. Thomas Marion
'Hux, j. w. Mckinney, Roger w, Powers
pp floor front, Kearns bldg Bell 1850.
4 3. harrington. notary. n2la2
D. L. OLESON, LAWYER.
12oI Boston bldg. Wasatch 4472 pe3o
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MODERN HOME BUILDING co.
Homes designed. built and sold on
terms. 42l Dooly block. Wasatch 663s
c2e4+
ASHTON & JENKINS. REAL ESTATE,
loans and insurance ~ Main street
Phones GOT. m3073
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LdCKENSDERFER, NO. 8. IN LTATH-
% case, suitable for travelling man, for
4e bargain. Inquire KitteI. Wilson ho-
D. room 314, zS9e
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN MOD
ern home for or gentlemen $50
East 4th So. Wasatch f60s-NJ f342S
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CAPITAL LAND COMPANY.
Real estate and farms. Ill Kearns
bldg Phone Wasatch 376, c26a
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IT YOU WANT MONEY
For your real estate, sec
A. M'KELLAR & CO., 63h w, 2ND so.
a227n
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TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT TYPEWRITERS..
AL makes repaired. exchanged and sold.
k4h Typewriter Exchange Co, SO West
pd South. Phono 43o. Esta blished 1904.
I. o21S7
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD IN
private. modern house; $50 per week.
S44 South Isl west gs90
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STOCK MARKET DECLINES
But QUICKLY RECEIVERS

NEW YORK. Nov 1.-THE feature
OF tpdays stosk market was a vicious
drive against values. which occurred Ia
the middle OF the session. Prices fell
away rapidly and for a time the list
showed "A little more than a semblance
ar support Before the end Of the day
iYNeNer, most losses were fully recov-
gains
While the selling was AT it's height.
NstFlnu. disquietinE f1unora were cur
rent These included domestic and for
egn political developments and the
possible result Of the findings 81 the
railway arbitration board In the matter
Or the demands OF the eastern engineers.
O. be made known later in the week
y There was NO apparent Justification
Tor the assumption that the decline was
even remotely connected with conditions
abroad. inasmuch as tine European mar
fcalc here preceding this with n gen
eral advance In American stocks In
London More over. the news from Lon
don. Paris and Berlin was all Of char
acter 20 indicate relaxation Ia the ten
zion created b. the war IN Southeast
Judging from the resiliency manifest
81 BY the market on it's rebound. IL Is
altogether probable that the early move
Hfnt constituted little more than "A con-
certed attack by a formidable profess
slonal faction, whose recent operations
nave Indicated "A pronounced tendency
towards the bear side
Call money was something OF n fact
or. the rate ranging from o. 90 So pe-
cent with most loans made midway. Of
fairly large
Bonds we're irregular. later making
some recovery. Total sales. par value
we're sl.7g6 900.
L. $. bonds were unchanged on call.
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The WEATHE K
CONDITIONS

storm - much energy is central
thl- Alllruing near Kansas Ctfl. 30
Win pressure low from bonn
HpffreasfNar4 into fhe 81 Law a..-
valley cloudy and sUowerg Ve- fr.r st-
TENDS tins storm. and cloudy an4 warm
wFatner IrsNaii- O. the eastwarI over
thf central valleys and Lake region
another lpE pressure area ls spread
ing r1utheaft iufu ths NnrfhWsar
ne lresaur~s are high over the tslIs
ari middle and iuUer Atlantic sections
u hes aye also D.. gh ffrm the middle
West Westward and so4thW,stWard 20
the coast
The rain are o. from the Western
rf"r M viii probably cover this section
tonight and Wel.se laF Cooler w.atf.r
- 90 ct lu M-.ir .F1ay
Local data Highest ternrernturs y.--
t'rity. - degree lowest last night 81
lesrers. uo rain.
Rivers
Ih' ohio Will probably continue O.
fnil IN the district tonight a-t N-lr,...
cay a. - HOWE
Section Director
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Ar'eIe,. os-n Hisa- -. 1l.--.
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Cash quotations were as follows
tlour-SloW
EN~-$u. =. C5tfr
BAILEY -Feed COO mixing g4u5Nc fair
tu Crlir" mailing rtn goo.
Timothy seed So Tus.1 IS
Glover Sced-tI1 uHuI. &c.
lurk-MeFs SO hur ~ uu
l.urd-tlu titrr.sI $40 S5d 10 a.ts .
short ribs ,ioo>.J SO 1874 90 s2is.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
RtEfu. Pa. Nov I2-Cattle- STEADY.
supply light choice 80 25U9 90. prime
- sUu3 lH
sheep steady. supply fair. Prime
teuNi,s s. H5N \ 90. mediums s. k5f
+'. heavy workers s. 5s47 s.. light
2"-k"rs o f"H7 tH. pigs s. 75r5 3.
.ough SO 55G1 90
CHICAGO. nov 1c-Ca-tIe recaipts.
1900. market slow. steady. l.etss s. -a
"a lus5. Texas steers. g. 90 lI g so. Wee
tern steers. s. auft 900. Stock.is and
feeders. (i.lW n s.lu. cows AMI he.fer-.
s. 3. 70 $50. Calves 60 -1rt 1900
Hogs receipts. $4,000. Market opened n
shade lower closed strong light sl.I5u
80. Mixed. 'so1 p. Heavy. $40 y
,s-. Rough. g Zng 80. PIg-. Sf554
GO. Hulk ~ sales. $500 ESQ
sheep receipts. 4u. 600. Market steady
% strong. Native. s7.5ct450. Western
S3.bou4 4o. Nearlings lfeOQE
lambs native. f5..l 90 $50. Western, s. 90
20.
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L.src.

-cNtIks t.sr.o backs.
Gold Leaf brand. fierce la-f.
nuar 1s1.~~..
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WASHINGTON. Nov. IA 900. q
season 90 the White House VIII he-iu
I'er'u.r' D.. when o." PRESIDENT fri
Mrs TAFT VIII give rho annual dinner
COB th. .. ..nrf During tH" season t'.F
wiu Civ. frr receptions and four dine
uer-. lHHIr.fnc % Tho program 90 -u-
f.rtaIum.rf- announced To-day The li-t
reception. f-8f nf OBJ. Army ana Slvy.
u.s. scheduled Tor February 4.
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WHEELING. W. Va. NpV. Ic. 1912
The fclluwing quotations On the more
active Wheclira stOrk- are corrected
dahl or the Intelligence by Ge1rCe w.
Baron. local broker. and II. h Marshall
manager Bond Department
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" IEELlNG. W. Va Nov T. 1879
ne tIllowin- luotatIous on the more
active Wheeling -tosFs are corrc~tet
aaliy Tor the Int lilEeuccr ~ Howard
taklett Z son. lu, al brokers.
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New York Stock EXCHANGE,

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. II. 1917
Range OF active stocks on tire New
YORK stock Exchange. corrected cafiy bV
n r. Masten & Co. brokers
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WHEELING. ". Va. nov u. 1912
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
and brokers. National Exchange Psnk
building
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Baron's Local Stocks.

f-Transfer books closed oct Is FOR
: q cash dividend. payable Nov. gth.
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v cores.

fWNesIu Pr.re)
~ buckle Ar"at, loo ia-........ g 60
!"r'-- Golden BIO. DO" ihs..... - -
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Pittsburg Stocks.

TOTAL sales of tho day. rs 900.
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Iis

Es.iiy ~. - r. Il
Hrsrdsleys SHREDDED Jewel cod
TuW1lsf.. duz. ..r 1lr........ %
rs.rt b q 60. I-Il. bricks. 10
itrLDinr Geurses rod f0o-fn box
-."t,. H.fL DO. ..v ...'..---- Is
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japanese in America have con-
triUutDI 3. goo for % creche for The
children o. the sum- OF Okdyama
New-York tribune., 1912-04-02
SEDER At ORPHAN ASYLUM
Waits Participate in First 0bser-
vance of Passover.

The seder service. the first observance n
the celebration Of the Feast of the Pass
over. was celebrated last night at the He
brew Orphan Asylum. 13Sth street and Am
sterdam avenue. by eight hundred or nine
hundred of the fatherlcss and motherless
inmates, assisted by more than hundred
invited guests from among their elders.
The ceremonies began at 8 o'clock with
the reading of the services by Rabbi Her
shon. After this the feastcrS went into the
great dining hall of the institution. where
the specially prepared tables had been set
forth in proper array of matzoths and
herbs. with which to symbolic the frugal
repasts and bitter experiences of the an
cestors Of the race during the Egyptian
bondage and the exodus under Moses.
The unleaVeneh bread (that is the mat
zothy was TO symbolic the fact that. when
the Jews left Egypt they went so hastily
that they did not have time to bake their
bread i'm preparation for the journey but
could take only dough, from which they
made unleaVened cakes, as a substitute for
bread. On the tables also were dishes con-
tanning 4 part Of the shank bone Of a
roasted lamb. symboliCal Of the Paschal
lamb, and dishes containing bitter herbs. in
token of tn" oppression endured i'm Egypt.
Rabbi Ilershon acted as head of the
household, and number OF directors and
officers were present TO ofliciate in their
capacity as elders. Among them were the
president Louis Stern; Solomon IlOwen-
stein, the superintendent: Edward Lauter-
bach, ard others.