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The Washington herald., 1912-05-03
MARKETS---FINANCE- COMMERCE

steady, Tnass; euIIs. soaen. Dressed calves
steady. City dresssd Eeals IiaB; country dressed.
pkal3
Sheep and lambs almost nominal; steady At yes-
fridays QUOTATIONS. Dressed mutton, I5ltai1 PER
pound dressed lambs. ifals; hard dressed -;
country-dressed hothouse unchanged at l0n7.D per
carCasA
Hos steady at soO.Sz Country dressed hau
quiet, 5als per pound
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales: ReZular call. L O'Clock nooa.
Washington Gss s. 5000 at IloN.
Capital Traction S, $500 at ll0a. 81 coo al iloA
Potomac cons. S, H.0O at Ioe4, $500 at loeS
Sl.ooo at l02s, Loo at IGz.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd. 3 at e5
8 at IS, . At IS. at s55S, 3 at ~, 5 at ssE
. Al Sz.
Washington Gss. . at gH at "a. 8 at 6S,
. at 81. . at GS, . at "a. at s7S.
Mergenthalsr. l at Hs5s. at ZlsIs Is at nsik
Lanston, % at S at 95l4, % at Sc.
Union Trust, l at I6
United States Trust, 5 at I5sIS (cash), l at IS, /
at 81, at Is, 10 at l57, 10 at B7.
Union Savings Bank I at 20 ! at as
After call-Mergenthaler. I at Hgz, at Hsn.
Washington Gas S. 800 at IlO4
GAS BONDA
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Runs-PrO1t C9, Seybold, Mcfarland, Dundon.
Blue. Goshen, Dowlng. TEo-base hits-Blue.
Pnout. Mcfarland. Adler. Home runs-DoWling.
Blue. Sacrifice hits-Adler. Holman ~. Sacrifice
fy-0'Hare. Stolen bases-DoNlinE. Mcfarland.
Bohannan C9. Double plAys-Ssybod to Newham;
Seybold to Bohannan. Left on bases-Richmond.
10; Washington. g. First base on bSlls-Oh Tren-
ton. :; OF Goshen. 2 Struck out-By Goshern.
Hit b. pitched ban-Seybold. Mcfarland. VIVID
pitches-Trenton t2l. Umpire-Mf. GrHsSmeyef.
Time Of game-2 hours and minutes
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wa.hIngton Boz EIeeted.

South Bethlehem. Pa. May 2.-George
II. Weber. Of WASHINGTON. D. C.. a mem
Der Of the sophomore class at Lehigh
University. was to-day elected captain
Of the gymnasium team.
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Excursion Attracting Interest.

That the excursion planned for the
Chamber of Commerce is attracting at
tention throughout Virginia Is indicated
by a letter received yesterday by Secre-
tRry Thomas Grant from the Chamber
of Commerce of Richmond. The secretary
Of that organization asked to be Informed
of the number Of Washington business
men who contemplate visiting the city on
the occasion OF the excursion.
Mr.. Grant yesterday stated the number
of reservations that have already been
made for staterooms on the steamboat
indicate that the number participating
in the excursions this year VIII be
greater than ever before.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-03
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished By W. B. HBss q ca.
EsmbeD Of the Chicago Board q Trade, Hibbs
BuildinE
Chicago May 2-wheat closed unchanged al
though July and September showed Losses Of &c TO
&c On reports of splendid crop prospccts May
Llilk; Jub. LlolsalloH September. L07
Corn &c to ~ lower ON unf4Torabfe weather
May 7sS; Juh. TT1zaTS: September, T5lkaTSk
Oats &c 20 &c lower on better weather Tor seed-
ing. May. 81; July, s.; september. l4K
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of ComptroIIer.

The monthly statement Of the Comp
troller OF the Currency, issued yesterday,
gives the following:
National bank notes outstanding Sc
cured by United States bonds, S7lS, ,6O4, $50
National bank notes outstanding secured
by lawful money, $2I, lis, So Net increase
during month, SS49.O65. The following
amounts Of bonds on deposit: To secure
national bank notes, S723. .035, 80; to secure
public deposits, 81, ,906. 500.
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CHICAGO DEFEATED.

Cincinnati, May 2-The local United
States League club defeated the Chicago
outfit here to-day, in a good game OF
ball, to 5. The Cincinnati team slam
med out ten hits. and took advantage of
the FIVE errors made by the visitors.
Score:
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

New YORK. May. .-cIOsing quotations Of mis-
cellaneous bonds:
Allis-Chamers s. ............................. q
American Smelling en-,
A.. 7. & 3 ,. general 4s..............-...... s1s;
Atlantic Coast Line-L & n 4s................ 80
Chcsapsake & Ohio general rss.......s..... l0ON
ChicSEo, Burlington 4 Quincy general ls.. 81
O., n. 81. p. eTt. Hks. when issued lesis
Shlcaeo NortnwesteTn gerer1l 4s...--.-...... 81
Equitable Tnust Co. cts, stamped...-....... 65N
Pub 3. o y. ]. oiik
Republic Iron 4 Steel sS 1870. .,<.............. ~
~ L, hg. ~ 4 p s.-....[....,.........-.. slR
ST Louis Southwestern lst ls.................. "a
soafhern Railway nv
= hneoeI 1ofk
=: steel D p. l0e
West Shore 1s............... ,slE
i'''i '.i''. sel:@
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

on0tas,cn- furnished b. ". B. Hbhs Z o.
nembsu q The New YOrk Stock EzeAanss. Hibos
Building
Can money: Open. ri high. ~: Low. ~: close. ~
SALE OF STOCK BY HOUR
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subcommittee Is Appointed.

A subcommittee has been appointed
by A. Leftwich Sinclair, chairman Of
the law and legislation committee Of the
Chamber of Commerce to ascertain the
advisability Of urging the enactment OF
better &C. o. D." and worthless check
laws for the District.
The committee is as follows: Charles
w. Clagett, chairman; Maurice d. Ros-
enberE. John w. Brawner, c. c. Cal
houn. Charles W. Darr. Walter B. Guy.
Claude N. Bennett. G. Percy McGlue,
Leonard J. Mather, and Joseph d. Sui
livan.S
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PITTsBURG OUTLAWS WIN.
Cleveland Defeated in Fast Game
by o to Count.

Cleveland, May 2-The Cleveland
United States League club met defeat
here to-day at the hands Of the Pitts
burg team, s to 5 in a rafting good
game OF ball. HaAlton, on the mound
for the winners, pitched a good game.
and but for the errors Of his team mates
would have scored a shutout game
Score:
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Fifth straight Fin.
Holding Outo fourth place.
Won. 5: lost, j Average runs per game for Ma
tioualS ) 50; fog opponents. ~ Average hits
per game for Nationals. M for opponents Is
Average eTToD per game for Natiouais. IS; for
P. S.-A fair damosel Joined the Post
Mortem Club yestere'en and faded all
the old-timers 20 a frazzIe-whatever
that means. She was the knowingest
cutie that has yet invaded the sacred
precincts. 1t was go to 1t, MoelIer, g
when the Rochester gent started home
from third; Stick to 'em. Bob; you've
got 'em on your list. to Bob Groom.
when the Bellevilie boy, would strike a
man out; Hit 'er out. Germany, or Ill
tell Mollie on you, when old Limburger
was at bat. and "oh. you robber." to
his jumps when a decision went against
GriL $ Gladiators. Couple Of old grouches
got out Of the mourner's bench in front
Of this fierce faness and went back
among the unregenerste. they couldn't
stand for IT, the old crabs.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.

New YORK. May Ain the live STOCK market 70
DAY BEERS uere nominal; steady feeling Dressrl
bed IN iaH eemand at nsalssi. CslIsS udninsliy
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Copper stocks Advance.

Copper stocks are being accumulated
again for another speculative movement.
The move in Nevada Consolidated is due
largely to the determination Of minority
shareholders to force the Utah Copper
crease its output. The demand for
greater output will have to be complied
with, or the minority may say and prove
some awkward things about the agree
ment made at Paris last summer to re-
strict production. Nevada Consolidated
produces copper cheaper than any other
mine in America, and with the hand
some profits in the metal now II is but
natural the shareholders should want the
output increased to the limit.
Norfolk and Southern advanced four
points on buying supposed to be for the
account Of the Norfolk and Western,
which wants a stock control in the prop
erty. The buying orders were suddenly
Cancelled and the stock fell back.
Underwood Typewriter and Sears Roe
buck were strong on trade conditions
Bag and Paper, Cotton Oil and Writing
Paper were up largely because the Street
feels they will he advanced by the First
National Bank group that has made such
a remarkable advance in Can. All
of these stocks have merit although the
first named is largely speculative. Writ
ing Paper is earning enough to justify
its movement, and Cotton Oil is in a
strong technical position.
Reading was among the strong features
of the day, and this time it was joined
by Lehigh Valley. Erie persisted in be-
ing stubborn, although half the Street
was ready to follow the slightest display
Of life in the issue
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mo- con.Ider PubIicIty Method..

At meeting of the executive commit
tee OF the Chamber Of Commerce yester-
day President Oyster was authorized 10
appoint a subcommitte of three to ascer-
tain the best methods of advertising
Washington throughout the country. The
committee will be appointed within the
next few days.
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Coinage for April.

The Treasury Department yesterday
announced the coinage executed at the
United States mints during the month
of April as follows:
Gold pieces, 1900; value, 81, 4,69O,OOo Sill
yer pieces, SIS, 400; value, $SSS. $40 Minor
pieces, 6.S57. 400; value, S2399O2. Total
number Of pieces, 12.sl2,so total value,
S,sIS,ITs
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faction. made three good running catches
that looked like sure hits. Score:
R.H. l.
Reading. ............... o o : 10
New York......... 10000 o. )
Batteries-Cruuin and Porte: smith and BrusEy
Umpirc-Mr. Tone.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

oootations furnished By W. B. Hibhs a q
members Of The New York stock EIehanss. HIhl
Building.
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Executive Committee 10 Meet.

The executive committee Of the newly
organized Chamber Of Commerce of the
United States is to hold a meeting in
Chicago next Wednesday according TO an
announcement given out yesterday At
the headquarters In this city.
The appointment of a permanent sec
retary will be discussed at this meet
ing. II is not likely that the appoint
ment will be made for several weeks
yet. as it is the desire Of the committee
to look into the qualifications OF the va
rious applicants for the position before
making a decision.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-03
CURB MARKET.

Quotations. furnished bg ". B. Hibes 4 Co.. mem
ben Of the New YoEf Stock EIchanrs. Hibos BuiId-
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Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-03
RICHMOND CLUB
WINS SECOND FROM
LOCAL OUTLAWS
5000 Fans See United States
Lsaguers Battle in Vir-
ginia City.
FINAL SCORE Is 6 TO 2
UNITED STATES LEAGUE.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Richmond, Ct Washington, 2
PittsburE, c. Cleveland, 5.
Cincinnati, 3; Chicago, 5.
Reading, CT New York, =,
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WALL STREET NEWS
Stocks Continue Upward Swing,
with Can and Canadian Pacific
at New Records.
By THOMAS c. sHoTwELL.

New York. May s-Stocks continued
their upward swing to-day following the
clear signatures of optimism displayed
the previous day All the steel anybody
cared to sell went to the headquarters
OF the strongest bankers. Selling orders
were few and buying orders made their
appearance in great volume. Specialties
were leaders, but they led in brilliant
fashion.
High records for the year were made
by Canadian Pacific. American Can. Ne
vada Consolidated and wabash per
cent bonds. Material gains were made
elsewhere, and evidence was given Of a
belief in better prices. Cotton turned
weak, and the grain market reflected
evidence OF improved conditions
The great underlying fact of a fine
crop outlook, and public disgust with
politicians, accounted for. nearly every
thing that was done. But specific rea-
sons were obtainable to account for de-
tailed ,-Iovements. Can and Canadian
Pacific, which haveS been making twin
high records for a month, are pretty
well understood. The former looks for
greater earnings because of the abnor-
NAL high prices for food. which IS driv-
ing the public TO eat canned goods as
never before. The same condition will
inspire a record pack OF all kinds OF
canned goods this season, and the crop
outlook Is favorable for great production
of stun for canning.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-03
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Washington at Richmond.
PIttsburg at Cleveland.
Chicago mt Cincinnati.
Reading at New York.
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.FINANCEAND REALTY

Public utility issues were the leaders
on the Washington Stock Exchange yes
terday
In the bond list Washington Gas IS
brought 11o SIS. Traction Sc sold at li0 s-s,
and Potomac Consolidated Sc, 1o2 81
Railway preferred was the biggest
seller Of the stock list. The selling
started at IS and closed at IS "a. after
150 shares had changed hands. The clos
ing bid was 81 Ia and the asking price
81 81
Washington Gas stock sold at 81 I-2
and 81 3-& The latter price was the bid
at the close. The asking price was 81 81
Odd lots of Mergenthaler sold from
21s 1-S to 21s Ia Lanston sold to the ex-
tent Of forty shares at IS. An odd lot
brought So Ia
In the bank list United States Trust
stock was the most active, several lots
selling at 157. Five shares sold at 15s 1-2
cash. Union Savings sold at go and 245
for single shares.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-08-02

by a horde of his gay wards.
An irrigation Queen is to be Sc
lected from among the beautiful
womanhood of the Rocky Noun
tain country, and the lady is to
be presented to the multitude
with accompanying features of
scenic splendor.
One of the attractions will be
a mammoth exhibit of the pro-
ducts of irrigated farms, which
will be educational as well as in
teresting. The Utah State fair
will be in progress, and this will
be supplemented with mineral,
livestock and other exhibits pro-
vided by the congress.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-08-02

If you are a housewife you can
not reasonably hope to be healthy
or beautiful by washing dishes,
sweeping and doing homework
all day, and crawling into bed
dead tired at night. You must
get out into the open air and
sunlight. If you do this every
day and keep your stomach and
bowels in good order by taking
Chamberlain's Tablets when
needed, you should become both
healthy and beautiful. For sale
by Palace Drug Store.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-08-02

For soreness of the muscles,
whether induced by violent ex-
ercise or injury, there is nothing
better than Chamberlain's Lini-
ment. This liniment also re-
lieves rheumatic pains. For sale
by Palace Drug Store.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-08-02

young man, | saw you put
your arm around my daughters
waist last evening""
And / suppose you noticed
how she struggled?"-Detro
Journal.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1912-08-02
IRRIGATION CON-
GRESS ANNOUNCED
President and Vice-Prcsident of
u. S. and Other Prominent
People to be Present

OalL Lake lily, Juan, July -.
Official call was today issred
for the twentieth session of the
National Irrigation congress.
which is to be held in this city
Sept. 80 to Oct. 3, 1912. The
call is signed by Francis G. New
lands, president; Arthur Hooker.
secretary; Richard w. Young,
chairman of the executive COM
mittee; Geo. A. Snow, chairman
of the Utah Board of control.
The first meeting of the twen-
tieth session will open at 10
o'clock on the morning of Mon
day, Sept. 80, the purpose being
to hold morning, afternoon and
evening meetings during the
four days of the session. In one
portion of the official call the fol-
lowing statement is made:
cit is fitting that this impor-
tant agricultural and industrial
development agency should meet
this year in Salt Lake City the
center of that splendid empire
which irrigation has reclaimed
from the Great American Desert.
Here its first meeting was held
twenty one years ago, Sept. Is
to II, 1891. Here also, was the
birth place of Anglo-Saxon irri-
cation"
Included in the personnel of
the National Irrigation congress
will be Its officers; the president
and the vice-president of the
United States; members of the
cabinet: United States Senators
and congressman: governors OF
states and of insular possessions
of the United States = members
of federal, state and insular ir-
rigation, water and conservation
commissions; state engineers and
commissioner of agriculture and
horticulture; delegates from ev-
cry state in the Union and from
foreign countries. In addition
to the fifteen delegates appoint
ed by the governor of each state
and territory, representatives are
coming from universities col
leges, cities, commercial and in
dustrial bodies, counties and as
sociations devoted to irrigation,
agriculture, horticulture and en-
gineering.
Announced subjects to be dis
cussed by the congress are as fol-
lows: Irrigation of the great
west. Storing of the floods.
Measurement of streams. Sci
entific investigation of irrigation
projects. Proper safeguarding
of irrigation laws. Preserva-
ton of irrigation laws. Oppor-
tunity to build new homes.
Needing the call of the landless
man for the manless land. Elm
ination by law of fraud in con-
nection with the location and
sale of land. Cooperative effort
of government and state immi-
grafton officials. Close coopera-
ton of state engineers. AL
though these are the subjects
scheduled :;or consideration and
advocacy by the congress, I'M
doubtedly others will arise as ne
cessity may suggest. The meet
ings will be conducted with dem
ocratic freedom and latitude to
the delegates, and free discus
sion will be encouraged.
Many amusement features also
are provided. These included a
great illuminated parade on the
night of Sept. 80 and a spectacu-
lar pageant of the night Wizard
of the Wasatch, a mysterious
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-09-10
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-09-10
BY e-c-. W. ". Ja-olne- A;ronorlst
ksnsas state Agricultural College.

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EIpe-1eacs las ts1gai IS Asi al
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e so.L
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~ capillary sttrzcttor from the sub
soa Under Ills condition the sol
nay be veil supplied with subsoil
moisture sot he -hea: AL TO ger
innate becsEse O: lie loose condition
O. tie SOL. Which prevents the r.ss
o! water.
Conserving Moisture.
A Hru seed-bed is only one OF q
runbe. Q. BENEFITS tha; result from
lie early preparation 0. the soil.
Moisture is conserved and plant-tood
q rs6e available = thi way. The
ccussrvstio, o. Moisture results from
TIE killing o. TIE weeds that sap the
sro-rt Q. water. Tie cultivation O.
TIE Sol AFTER pscErg rains forms Al
ea-th ualca -h.ch preVeuts the loss
Of Moisture ey evaporation
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-09-10

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-09-10
Z TEXAS WONDER.
II. T.sas Mona., cu-es .i,r.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-09-10
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TRYING NEW VARIETIES.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-09-10

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