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The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
WALL STREET NEWS
Strength in Railroads and High
Mark for Standard Oil Fea-
lures of the Day.
ny THOMAS c. sHoTwELL.

New York, March 6.-Strength OF Erie,
New York Central. and Brooklyn Rapid
Transit and an advance in the bid price
OF Standard Oil stock TO the highest price
on record. were features Of the stock
market to-day. The market was gen.
orally firm throughout the session. but
standard issues showed signs Of profit
taking. Toward the close the list eased
OF. but the undertone was strong to the
end While nobody is wildly optimistic.
nearly all wel-informed hnanciers are
more hopeful than for many months.
Standard on attracted attention chiefly
as an exhibit of the results OF trust bust
ing In 1901 the stock sold at S4s, but
not until to-day did II approach that
price again. In the meantime II has
been down TO $50. and since the Supreme
Courts decision against It was handed
Gown II has sold at SIS. Insiders have
made fortunes result Of the splitting
up of the concern. They alone have
known which Of the subsidiaries were
valuable. They have refused to make
any public statement OF assets and have
gone on quietly picking up the valuable
ones Until now they seem to have round
ed up the available supply.
Gain by Holding On.
But those Standard Oh shareholders
who held fast>to all they received have
gained along with the insiders, for the
record high price is offered for the old
stock plus all its subsidiaries. The
warning issued In this column at the time
OF the difference regarding the probable
market action that would be taken by
insiders, and the suggestion that none
of the subsidiary interests be disposed
OF, has been justified by events.
The same thing will happen in Steel.
and the insiders are fortunate In having
to face dissolution The courts should
compel the subsidiary concerns OF COM
panies split up to make complete state
ments of operations from organization to
the date of dissolution, so that the ordi-
nary shareholders may know what they
are getting The Standard OIL Company
refuse TO make such statements. 4
Positive announcement from Washing
ton in the afternoon that the government
would mobilize troops on the Mexican
border again was no surprise. The ac-
tion has been expected for weeks, and the
only surprise is at the delay
Extra Dividends Declared.
A feature of the day was series of ex-
ira dividends, beginning with Lake Shore
and Pittsburg and Lake Erie. These two
are subsidiaries of\the New York Cen
tral, and Central crossed III as they were
announced.
Election of w X Vanderbilt, jr., as a
vice president of the New York Central is
in line with the announcement made some
weeks ago that w. X Vanderbilt, ST., in
tended to get to work and TO put the
family back in the railroad business. Gen.
traI will bear watching the next few
years.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Baltimore. March 6-FLOUR-wintrr extra, S75s
1885, do. clear. 2s5aLlO; do. straight. LtoA
80; do. patent. LI5aLso; sprinS clear. L25A4.so:
de-. straight. SeoAS4o; do. patent. 54Ss57O; City
Mills best patent. as; do. high srade raieut. 5B;
do. hiEh-grade straight. Ls5; do. choice family.
choioe, S.ooSs.3. Buckwheat dour, Sf5asn Ourn-
meal. 100 lbs-, L5oal-2.
OATs--stOck in elevators. ls.EO bushels; ship
msnts from elevators. 1885 bus. No. 2 white
sstA5sls; standard white. 5TsassS: No. white.
RYE-stock in elevators, Iy.sB bushels: ship
ments from elevators. i.T5 bushels. Bag lots. near
ty. to quality tnev). sOzs5; No. rye. Weston.
domestic. 100: do. No. s. sass; No. 4. scas7; No.
2, near BY. sass.
HAY-No. i tizaothy. aS.souS.oo; No. = a.ooasI 80;
No. s. aooes'oo; choice, light clover mired. 500
22oo; alfalfa, choice, 800; No. L 500; No ]
clover, $50; No. . clover. sl5oaz59; meadow
graS and very grassy hay. l60app: no grade
hay, 10 kind. quality and condition. l20oslGoo:
packing hay and svale Erass, l2ooalLoo.
STRAW-No. ! straight rye straw Is0oaIs. %; No.
2, lsooAls.io. No. tangled, Aoe; No. wheat straw.
l20oal250; No. l cat straw. 400.
ton. OOaJ050; flour 10 white Inddiinss in ponni
sacks. 0ooa2.0O: Western middlings. In o0-pCuDd
sacks. per ton a-5oa1Ooo; City Mills middIings In
100 pound sacks. Per ton. es.0asom: City Mill
bran. IN loopound sacks. Per ton. 5o.5oa5i.m
P0TAT0ES-Wbite. by. primo. per bus,
1oOaLp; do, Eastern Shore and Yiryinis Per bus.
LOosllo; do. wostrrn Maryland and Pennsylvania.
oss
New York and Western, primo. per bus. LloaLO:
sweets, North Carolina. per bbl.. a0oa3T5; do.
Delaware per bbl, 5!ooaJ.75: yams. per bbL. Viz
ginia. L75a225; do. North Carolina, 2OOa2s
EGGS-Mnrlaud Pennsylrsnia and nearby frsts
loss or q do. Eastern ehore Maryland and
Virginia. q; wes;em hrsts los off, p West yir-
ginia hrsts loss Of, q: Southern North Carolina,
loss of. % guine1 eggs. per doL, lOall; duck egys,
per doz-, s.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy per H.. -; do choice,
soaSl: do. good. 2Sa29; imitation. per h.. y; do
print, sla53: do, blocks. 1as2 ladies' 2a25: MARY
land and Pennsylvania rolls per lb.. az22; Ohio
rolls, per h.. sia22; West Virginia rolls HA2Z;
store,fscked aOa2l; Maryland, Virginia. and Penn
sslssDia dairy PRINTS per p aai process butter.
LIVE PoULTRY-Young chickens. larSe, per ID
l5al6: do. rough poor. loal2: old hens heavy, per
ID. Is: do. small to medium IS: old roosters, 9;
ducks. young. white PekinS, fat I7als; do. pud-
de- large I5al6 do. Muscoty. lsals; guinea fowl
each s. turkeys. choice hens. per 10. Isar7; do.
young eobblers. per H.. lSaA; do, old toms. per
H.. IAli; pigeons. pair. old 5ao; do. young.
s-aS
DRESSED PoULTRY-Turksys, choice, snail.
lh, 17als; do, fair 10 good. H., 15als: chickens
choicr, young. ID. l5Als: do, old and mixed ID ,
H; old ROSTERS IL. 10; ducks l5als; cap0ns larsc
III. q; do. medium. per H.. isal9; small and
slip., per H.. lsals
GsAiE-veuison. saddles per Ib.. ,saD; do. whole
deer. psr h. l5als: Wild ducks. mallard No. J. per
pair, eoALcc: blackheads, No. J. Ia4O; rcdhcads
No. l. LooaLZS; eanrasbscks. L5zlT5; geese, No
|, each 6os75
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
DUCHEsNE BEATS MONDAY.

Tom Duchesne. the FAN River athlete.
whose clean wrestling has gained him
many friends here, defeated Young
Monday. of Brooklyn. before one OF the
largest crowds in the Gayety Theater
last night.
Duchesne gained the first fall with a
roll. arm and crotch hold after twenty
two minutes of exceedingly rough
wrestling. Monday showing tendency 10
slug and having to be cautioned re-
peatedly by the referee.
In the second bout, Monday continued
TO disregard the referees frequent warn
ings not TO indulge In 'slugging' and
finally was disqualified after fourteen
minutes Of rough work. That this deci-
sion was popular the applause which
greeted It. proved conclusively. Local
patrons OF this sport do not care for
rough-house tactics and did not hesitate
TO show their disapproval
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furuished by W. B. Hibss & Co. mem
bers Of the New York Cotton Exchange Hibts Build
ing
New York, March 6-The cotton market was
buoyant and active under the carly trading to-
day. and led by strong LiIeTpol cables, short
interests covered freely. Weather conditions for
the eastern cotton belt unfaro1zbly reported
aud this proved further incentive to buying by
all interests but spot houses
After the market bad advanced from 20 to .
points compared with the low level Of the
day previous II noted that contracts veT.
in more liberal Supply, and. notEithstanding the
fact that decided strength shown M Liycrpooi
quotations. selling orders were abundant enough
10 earn prices from to points under the, hish
level Of the morning.
Floor discussion continues 10 center on new czop
prospects TO the exclusion Of other question: except
the English labor situation, which is still re-
garded as a constant menace to activity In the
goods mzrket and to = better demand In England
for material. Late to-day some unfaTorable
riews on this s1hjeet wire recsived from Liver
pool which. combined with reports Of rising tenn
peratuTes from the cotton belt tomorrow accord
ing to ofscial forecast. IN some degree Influenced
the trading.
Liverpool futures closed firm at 81 poipts sd-
vance fer the day compared with the closing
Of the preTious day.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. g. l9ll.
Leave Washington, New Onion Station
sp = N Dsily-An points on Norfolk and west.
eTn.
Salem. Kuoxville Chattanooga. NashTils, Nss
Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining Cars
t:ip a. m--For Rdstol Knoxville. Chattarooxa.
EashrfTe, and Memphis Washington Memphis
SLEEPER open at 10 p N.
For Norfouk-Leare Washington. 90 g. n daily.
arrive Norfok. Il . a. n izol noon daily arrirs
Norfolk. 52o p m. daily. PRrlcr Cara Leave Rich
mond daily, i10 .. N. arrive Norfolk. IN D n
$40 p m--Daily-BerT5ville. Luray. Shenapdoah
Trims from the Southwest arriFe ss6 q n; o1
p m, and 2:l5 3. m
An information Fourteenth street and Ngr Y0f
srenue Bond Buildingl.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
Changes in b. q o. Agents.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

ouo,stions rir-n below are for large iOts JObosn'
rTices are higher.
sinia and Southwest virginia. -; renne-see. y.
BUTTER-Elsin fancy. u; Western Hrsts. 'os
seconds, ..
GHEEsE-Nsw YOrk State factory. new. Isalyi
PoULTRY-Chickess. per Ib.. IaIT: hens. per %.
iHsal5; roos'ers. pr lh. 8: turteys. per h.. isas
ducks per H.. ltAlS
DRESSED PoULIRY-Hens, ehoice. per- h..
l5 chickens, per H. loaH: roosters. Per n. aaio;
turkeys Per h.. isasO; ducks Per ID. iTs0: seese.
per H.. liaIs; csPons. Tlb. average. per Ii. aa2l
do. small. ITaia.'
vEGETABLEs-Potstocs. Der ssck. 1oOA1s5; sweet
North Carolinal. per bbl.. l0aI0; yams tNoT-A
Csrolina), per bill, 2sa3ss: esbbsses. 100 !b-..
s7sa3So: brussels sprouts Ter quart, sails; onious.
per sack. af5Ai.z; czulihONer. per oate. Lisa2oo;
FloIida Flt new ssssss IsT se sS%; eSFeSsss ss.
I-s5s3oo: string hans. pr basket. LaSoo: celery.
per doE. LoOalso: squash. Forida. per crate. Asa
80: beets. Florida. per craie, 25a30: hale. new.
per basket. 2T5sioI peas. Ter basket, SoosS o.:
green perTers pr crate 25oa2o; tnnatocs. F1oT-
ida Ter crate s0aaN.
GREEN FRUITs-AppleA per bbl.. LsaS@;
oranges California. pr box. 2T5G1oo; Plodds
oranges per bon. Suoa35; thnserines. per strap
a00aiD; lcnous. per bor. 5oos57; sTHpefruif.
psr box 6yooa6.0; pipeapplv. 7f5a45; oan-
berries. 5sQuart boIes. aaa3I5; peT bbl. losa
HAY AND sTRAw-Hsy. Western. No. l. : soa
400; Nc. . 5nS26: mtrcd hay. Bea1@;
straw rye. bale lSooal7 o.; machine thrash. I1ooA
n0; straw. wheat. per ton. soa2.So; SrSu. cat.
Per ton, uoosl2m
LIVE sTOCK-sheep. per lb.. 2aSH: lambs. per
Ii. 5sS; calves. eholes per III, .; medium. Per ID.
sass.
GRAIN-wheat. pr bus. sssloo: corn. sheIled.
7oa75: ear. per bbi. 3toaa5o: oats. Western white.
No. . per bus. 5ss5s; oats mixed. per bus. Hs5S
bran. per ton. 800: middling pr ton. go.
WOOL AND HIDES-WooL washed. free os
burs. per h.. :Ia5; WOOL. unuashed. per ID. .;
hides. dry. per h. l5als; green hides. Per ID. IL;
cslfskins. green each. L=al-3
SEEDs-Red clover, PER bVshel. I35oAII.oo; sIsiks
clover. per bushcl, 1a25apT5; white clover. pr
bushel, l5.ocs9.oo; crimson clover. 5oa6oo; tinO-
thy. per bushe. 6T5aI.5o; blue grass, per bustscl
3JoaIoo; redtop grass. le.ooaO.o per 100 IbS; o.
faha. per b1Shel. T.ooss0.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March 6.-Mooey on call at the
stock exchange to-day Opened at IS per cent:
highest, ga lowest. 2; closing. 9 PER ceut. Most
Of the days loans were made al - per cent
Tho time money market reinains unchanged and
quiet. with rates At 3 per csnt for sixty DAYS
5isAs1t per cCnt for ninety days. 3itayS per cent
for four and five months 5SA3h Isr cent for
six months and per cent for the year.
Commercial paper is quiet and steady. at Ia4l per
cent for the best names.
London discounts 3T-is. Oh lis per crnt; Paris
discounts per cent, OF 4 per cent; Berlin dis
counts, az Ter cent, unchanged
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New YORK. March s-CATTLE-Steers about
READY in the live stock market to-day Bulls frm
sows steady 10 strong Steers, Soz7. 20 for common
% good; o1en. .roaSc5; bulls 4oo1s.oo; cows 2soa
II; tail ends. 22Sa23 5. Dressed beef in good de-
nand at salsh
TcALyEs-stsady. vesls. ss0.laoo; few. m.5;
sulls. Sooss.oo: fed calves, L5oa5l9. No Western
enlTes odered Dressed calves quiet; city dressed
Icals lSisaisii peg III; country dressed. IlAiG
SHEEP AND LAMBS-stesdy: common 10 prime
sheep teNesl. z0z525; bueks. ,3coa25s lSmbs s6aa
100. Dressed mutton steady siszs: dressed lambs
eisale hogdressed tsl<; country dressed hot hous.
auibs stuadr. 4ease.n9 per car czrrass.
HOtfS-wezk 10 70 cents lover: quoted 6s5a7 % I;
FirS. AHsS.so; ccuntrJ dressed hogs sssdy, ssssa
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
BALTIMoRE & OHIO RAILReAD,
LEAVE UNION STATION

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR.
TO PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERMINALS, LIBERTY STREET
and W. TwENTY-THIRD STREET.
TO- tsm (RoyL Special. boErs). pU Cioysl
SpeciaD, .li % q. N, q %. 40 tRoyal Limited
hoursD, so. TM p N. and sl2is night TN
q u. Diner5 and PGrlor Cars On day trai1s
sieepers On '12s5 night oben At 100 p n
Phfadelphia and Atlantic City. iT1o. 9p. .uSs
q N. Too. .50 flao D N
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR."
(geek days. 80 a. n. TO 100 q ml
ssa5 $50. $50 100 30 $40, S1 80,
ts.p; '0Ip. I'll % a. N. T21o noon. zee. 'Ss,
ri5 faoo 30o. f5a1 pao. nM. aSs, $50,
isns. S:p. $50. 50 no. so. fS1p. 'la31
1000. I'M 'I2aJ night.
, WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. 9:9. A. ~. T5 sSD o N
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LoUIsvILLD,
80 A. N. f:lo n p-. .E1o night
PiTTSBURG. 80 an, T55. 40 p n. sl1s8
night. Csleeper ready 10 p. nj
CLEVELAND. S:io p n. COLUMBUS. 50
p m.
WHEELING. 80 q m. 50 D N
Schedules Il local trains at ticket oescss.
Daily. fExcert Sunday SUNDAY only.
TELEPHONES al following ticket O4ees: iuf
q at. NV. Main lssi: Gl9 Psunsylvania ara. uais
"a; Union Station once Main T1sn
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
r.. r.. Y. NJ. C. A. Holds Meeting.

At the first baseball meeting OF the
Railroad Y. n. c. A. at Union Station
last night, a committee was appointed
consisting of ]. F. Waters, J. T. Nolan.
and w. ]. Stroebel. who were designated
TO draft rules for the association for the
ensuing season. A nominating commit
tee. composed of v. z. Graves. C. s. WILL
Jams, and H. c. Holbrunner. Will present
their choice for officers at the next meet
ing.
and all Of the seventy men who attended
thought that the league viii enjoy its
most prosperous season In 1872
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
AND REALTY.

There was good demand for bonds at
the meeting OF the Washington stock
Exchange yesterday.
Potomac Electric consolidated IS were
the most active, eleven bonds OF the
price Of 10lN.
washington Gas SIS sold at i10h. while
Capital Traction IS brought 1olt. Rail-
way As sold at s..
Capital Traction stock was in good de-
nand at slightly higher prices. During
call twenty-five shares sold at l2L At
the close the bid was l2ia. and the asking
price 12fA.
Railway common sold at "a. only two
quotation lots figuring in the trading.
Odd lots of railway preferred brought
washington Gas stock sold at ss7s for
odd lots.
The list committee of the ekchange
yesterday voted to list the SO. 900
Georgetown rights covering the so. 200
bonds that viii be sold to shareholders
at par.
seventh street Property sold.
A deed was placed on record yesterday
transferring property at 1131 Seventh
street northwest from French Kirby to
Charles C. Herdman. The lot has a
frontage of 2S feet and a depth OF l16
feet. and is improved by a three-story
building. the lower floor OF which Is used
for bowling alleys. The property, which
will be held as an investment, is re-
ported TO have sold for $4,000.
Changes I'm b. & o. Agents.
William West Ruth. former commercial
freight agent of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at Baltimore. has been promoted
to foreign freight agent. F. J. Couse
las been made assistant foreign freight
agent with headquarters In the Produce
Exchange Building at New York City.
]. L Hayes, commercial freight agent
at Wilmington, Del, succeeds Mr.. Ruth.
B. S. Dowdell. travelling freight agent at
Philadelphia, has been promoted TO COM
mercial freight agent succeeding Mn
HAYES.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Oppose Changing Name.

The Commissioners yesterday ex-
pressed themselves as opposed 10 chang
ing the name OF Parkwood place because
of its proximity 10 Park road as sue-
gested by Edward A. Newman. who said
much inconvenience is caused residents
by the delivery OF packages TO wrong ad-
dresses
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
n. B.-Fon0wing schedule figures published only
IS information and not g1aranteed
For Atlanta, Birmieghzm. Noble New Orieans
Ashevflle. q. N. srd les5 p n. Fur Chattanoozz
and Memphis. lc.5 D n. daily Dining cars
For Tanadega. Caleza. Selma. UuiontoEn. DemUp-
elis. q. n. daily.
For Roanoke, KpoxdIie. Chattanoosa. Bi-mtns-
ham. New Orleans. 1910 p n. Dining cara
Fer Roanoke. Knozvine. ChattaDoosz. SashTiIls.
Memphis. 4lo n. n. daily, (Seeptng car opsa afta
10 p m-l Dining cars.
For Charlotte. Spartanburg Atlanta. Arnlston,
BIRMINGHAM. 4i5 :. n daily. Diudng czn.
For ASheTi1e. Charlotte, Columbia. Charleston.
Aiken. Augusta, Saaunah. Jscksouvflle and Florida
points so p N. daily. Dining cars
L G. BROWN. Geneal Assut
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07

Those serving as palIbearers were: Harry
Aitcheson. P Mckay Baldwin. John
Heyie. George E. warfield. George II.
Evans. and Sherman B. Fowler.
Lewis Williams. colored, living at e21
North Henry street. was last night robbed
of fourteen chickens. The thieves broke
board in the rear Of the hennery. fac
ing an alley, and made their escape.
There were III chickens In the place at
the time.
The woman's Auxiliary OF r z. Lee
Camp. Confederate Veterans. has elected
these officers: Mrs. Z. II. o'Brien. presi-
dent; Mrs Mary E. Kelly. first vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Thomas w. Collingsworth.
vice president; Mrs. James E. Alexander.
treasurer; Mrs. T. Wellington Rose. sec
retary.
The Young Mems Sodslity Luceum at
its meeting last night elected one new
member and received six applications for
membership. Arrangements are being
made by this organization for minstrel
performance. which viii be given after
Easter The hall OF this organization Is
now being frescoed- Other improvements
at the hall are also contemplated
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
CHEsAPEAKE q OHIO LINES.

go p m. dsily-C o. SPECIAL. Solid train
to Cincinnati. with Pullman sleepe1 to Louisville
Cincinnati Indianapolis. St Louis. and Chicaga
nan p m daily-F. F. V. LIMITED to tbs
West Southwest. and Northwest Pullman sleep.rs
to Virginia Hot springs Cincinnati. and Lo1issille
Cincinnati sleeper open fer occupancy 10 d N
G. & o. dining car service a h carts.
Onces. SIS Pa. ave-. LID st.. ard Union statson
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales: Reaulsr cal. Il O'Clock noon
Washington Gas s. $500 at ll0<. 500 st llos.
S.om At llBt. a.ooo At llol6 N-Uo a. uok-
Capital Trscfion IS $1,000 at lloA. a.om At noh-
washinston Railway Electric A. $500 At 6.
N.0m At s.
Potomac Cons s.. 800 at loIs. 5000 at lols.
q.oU at lolS. z.ooo at MA 0.on at 1ciH. 81. .oo
At Iofz. moo a; lnIs. a.o0 At iplH. A.eoo Al
1914. H.0o at loIsi. N.on al loiH.
Potomac Electric s.. 500 At oeA.
cGpitaI Trsction. 5 at IL
wsshinaou Railway Electric cOu., at "a.
8 AZ "a
wsshinrtan Railway & Electric pfd. Z at sgss.
% at aA-
washingtoo Gas. at s6s. at ssk
Merzcnthaler. 10 at -. at ~
Union Trust At ns 10 at iS.
GraJhophoue con-. at 10.
Washington Msrket, 5 Al Is
After call:
Washington Railway Elect.ic I'D, 3 at azss
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
CHICAGO GRAIN.

ouoistions furnished By W. B. Hihhs q Ca.
Members Of the Chicago stok Exchange. Hibes
Building
chicagp. March 6-wheat Ihovcd gains Of = to y
the close Northwestern miIlcrS again took largo
quantities q cash. May. Lofsal.oi,.; July. sssa
ss-s: September, ssRsei-
Corn. u 70 mp On buying for Investment. May
Nv: July. T,sAIlk; sertember. 7ISEflS.
Oats closed y higher. Demand good< NAY. s.;
July. laasst: September. "a.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. B, Hibbs & Co.. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing.
Call moucy: Open. 81; high "a: low, "a; cloSe. n
SALE OF STOCKS By HOURS.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07

U. 5. ENGINEER OFFICE. 80 ITrH ST. wv,
WAshingicn. u. C.. March & l3l1 Sealed pro-
p1sals Tor cxesalion. building dam. aud con-
stTlrtion nece<sarS IN rrnodeEins Geoeseiosn Ees-
ervair will ,c received At this ufiec u1ti y m.
ArElL ;. 49,. and iien pltlfeiy opened. In
formation % arplication. W. @ LANGFTTT.
Lisut coL. EnEA uh4AASsspi1
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
MOVING, PACKING. & STORING.

GET OUR ESTIMATES ON ABSOLUTE
ly freproof storase: moving and pack
ing. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.,
t1s-420 10th ST NV. Phone Main 80.
MOVING, PACkING AND sTORING a sPE
eiaity. Get cur estims;es: moucy and uory.
PEOPLES STORAGE AND ExFaESS CO., La
TN ~ 'Phons North ze-N
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C..
moved with care; packing and shipping
specially. KRIEGS F.xPRESS. La
II st my. Phone Maia ma
The Washington herald., 1912-03-07
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS oP THE
DistIjct Of Columbia Washington. March S. lsis--
Sealed proposals win be rrcsired at this occ until
? O'Clock D. m. MARCH 4. for furnishing and de-
liverlng T. o. b.. al varicrS points IN the District
q Columbia and AZ Chsvy Chase. Nd. 50 tonsNcr
more clean Washed gravel and 80 tons more
clean coucSte sand- Specineatious and form Of rro-
posal may be obtained from the Purchasing Osicer
ID. C. CUNO H. RUDOLPH. JOHN A. JOHN
sToS. WILLIAM v. JUDsoN. Commissioners.
ID. c. mhs-st
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lvffe Granted Divorce.

chief Justice clabaugi yesterday grant
ed Lena E. Lyon an absolute divorce
from Joseph r Lyon. on statutory
grounds. -
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The Safest investments

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made at Lowest Rates of Interest.
". h. WALKER. 72e 18th St. NV.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

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members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
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CURB MARKET.

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DOWN THE ALLEYS.

MASONIC MATCH GAME.
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To the Voters Of Latah County:

\tf..<. - -ff.lt. lftl,o -
Moscow, Idaho, October 20, 1912 TAX
pAyer:- Not having the time to meet
y6u in person to discuss the issues OF
tho campct-n which touch upon my
candidacy Tor Assessor and Tax Col
lector, / take this means OF stating
to You some reasons why | feel justi-
fled in asking your support for this
office, which comes closer to you than
any other county office.
have resided In this county about
~ years, being at the present time past
81 years OF age. During my resi-
dence here l have received a univer-
sity education, and having spent about
four years as clerk in the Assessors
office, / have familiarized myself with
the system Of handling the office,
which Is important.
Inasmuch as ths county pays all
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Harvey ]. Smith, candidate for coun-
ty surveyor, needs no introduction.
His work, both private and public, has
been very satisfactory during his term
of office. His office has surveyed 81
roads this year, besides doing the
greater part of the private work of the
county. His county work is complete
to date.
The people expressed their apprccia-
ton of his services at the primary
election, in which he received anIcng
the highest vote cast for any officer
in either county, state or nation.
His services as city engineer ar too
favorably known to require further
mention.